we're at 54 but look at the wind. 23 miles per hour sustained out of the authority east. le the northeast wind gusty to strong for another 48 hours or so. that tens to build the seas and astronomically. you get coastal flooding. temperatures are in the upper 40's to mid 50's across the 40's to around 50 by morning. then temperatures with the clouds, the wind, the rain tomorrow, only going to stay in the 50's. now look at the wind gust along the coast. worcester's wind gust is baits is elevated. most along the coast, southeastern mass and the cape. that is where the winds will stay the strongest and because they are are going to get gustier at times, we had were ares of 40 to 45 miles-per-hour gusts around hingeham. we have a wind advisory for the cape and the islands but windy all along the coast. 25 to 30. some gusts could be as high as 40 to 50. not out of the question. few tree limbs will come down over the next 48 hours. the tides are still high astronomically, though, getting a little bit lower each day. that means the time of high tide tomorrow which is around 3:00,

ton the authority east now at 22 miles per hour. we had wst wind gust today along the coast over 45 miles per hour. it is another windy day tomorrow. why inhigh pressure though north. low pressure to the south. this is getting the in to the coast. you will hear about tremendous flooding down parts of the carolinas, parts of west virginia and throw in more moisture. not the hurricane are you but you from this system. what it has been doing doing for us. squeeze play has been going on. we had these north early wind. those winds will stay strong tomorrow. the nation alal weather service says put a wind advisory out for the cape. for nantucket until. again, tomorrow, wind gusts 45 to 50 miles per hour. it seems possible. of the other things the wind is doing is we had high astronomical tide. this is basic tide. the wind has opinion pushing a storm surge in this we have the bubble of water that keeps moving in if. so at high. >> tide, that is why i tomorrow afternoon, coastalled into advisory around the tide of high tide at 4:00 in the a

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east coast. but first, major new developments. what authorities have discovered about that gunman after a deadly campus massacre. ten minutes of terror as the gunman opened fire in roseburg, oregon. ten dead. including the gunman. several injured. the sheriff's office saying they are investigating a possible religious motive. saying he asked victims about their religion before firing. and the arsenal discovered in the gunman's home. we begin with matt gutman, in oregon. >> reporter: ten minutes of terror. >> active shooter. >> reporter: and the rampage that seemed to last an eternity. >> somebody is outside one of the doors. >> reporter: authorities reporting that chris harper mercer brought an arsenal to the quiet community college on the river. moments earlier, he entered a writing class. and the sheriff's office confirming they're investigating whether the attack was religiously motivated. relatives of witnesses saying they asked about their religion before shooting. >> i looked out, saw people running. that's when i knew we had to get out. >>

authorities. particularly in east jerusalem. the may difference when it comes to proest thes there is no political will behind the palestinians protestors right now. we see only palestinian miners participating. but the political will is absent. >> you mentioned the miners you have worked with children. we saw the 13-year-old boy that was shot after trying to stab an israeli boy, what do you think p propertied children this young of doing and getting involvedded in this? what prompts them to do this. >> well, to be honest with you, most of the children are poor victims during these incidents during the situation in jerusalem. for example, the child who was injured yesterday, we don't know whether he was stabbed on attacks or not. we documented some cases in which children stabs children, especially on saturday. the fact that the israeli forced, really aggressively, and opened fire against them, without providing him with medical treatment afterwards. so basically it is dangerous for children, and for palestinian in east jerusale

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that's at 504 riehl street -- the corner of riehl and broadway on the city's east side. authorities say about 40 people were fighting in the parking lot. police say webb drove away, hitting an officer several times. another officer fired four shots through the windshield of webb's vehicle. a third officer ran after webb and fired three more shots into the vehicle. in august, the attorney general's office determined the officers' actions were justified. president obama is authorizing the deployment of u-s special forces to syria to work with local ground forces in the fight against isis. the deployment marks the first time u-s troops will be working openly on the ground in syria. the white house says fewer than 50 commandoes will help coalition forces coordinate with local troops. but the president's spokesman said this is not a reversal of president obama's previous statements that he would not send u-s troops to syria. "the core of our military strategy inside syria is to build up the capacity of local forces, to take the fight to isil on the ground in their own country." the admin

they are pushing for authorization for the demolition of more homes of attackers in east jerusalem, aontroversial policy. the critics say it will exacerbate tensions and the families of those allegedly responsible, the israeli authorities also saying they are looking at making hundreds of arrests in east jerusalem and the not-too-distant future. talking about what is been going on and i read halfing israeli -- the sentencetowns, of those who state on this territory when the state of israel was created in 1948. in terms of the latest tensions, there have been demonstrations in solidarity with those in the west bank and gaza and the israeli police saying there through their liaisons with community leaders, those protests are calming. the tension still widespread on the streets of jerusalem in the wake of the israeli security rollout. in east jerusalem, that means roadblocks, checkpoints, more confrontations between the inhabitants and the israeli security forces. >> thank you for that report from jerusalem. we will check in with you later in the day. authorities in congo has banned admi

east coast. >> reporter: authorities are concerned about the storm and the high tide. >> this is a very, very seriousve water in areas of the water where we do not normally see flooding. >> reporter: advisory are in affect as far north as connecticut. 33 people, including 28 americans are on board a ship which was last heard from thursday as hurricane joaquin raged in the bahamas. hfby rain and flood could lead to a dangerous weekend for many. >> and just in to our news room an update on the missing cargo ship. a u.s. helicopter have confirmed it belongses to the ship. the containership was last seen september 29th, leaving jacksonville florida. >>> more than two-dozen people were taken to the hospital after a high school building collapsed in north carolina. officials say a part of the high school collapsed today with 20 students still inside of it. according to the website, sat's and band competition were both taking place at the high school when the collapse happened. >> i had some kids coming up that were crying and they had been crying. even though my child wasn't involved, it's a horrible, help

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and they're also working with authorities in the east bay to determine if there's any connection to thents who were hospitalized after taking xanax. >>> united airlines is having to face tough questions after a disabled man says he was forgotten about on a flight from sfo. he uses a wheelchair. neil says when the flight landed, everyone got off the plane, including the flight crew and they left him behind. he says he had to crawl up the aisle to get help. >> no one should have to do what i did. half the time i feel like airlines treat people with disabilities as a secondary concern. >> the only word they have issued is they regret the delay in providing a wheelchair to assist him. >>> new details on the golden state warriors, will a $60 million transportation plan be enough to win over opponents. the details were released yesterday in a final report. the plan is meant to address traffic, and congestion problems that could arise because of a mission bay site in san francisco. the plan would add more light rail cars, also a border platform and two more parking lots. but critics say neighb

east sea. >>> slovenia authorities struggling to maintain order as thousands of refugees gather on the borderaustria and scuffles broke out trying to cross and lifting the number crossing austria and causing tempers to flair. many refugees in europe are from syria some are afghans and bangladesh and push to send them back to countries of origin on the austria-slovenia border we report. >> the other we found on the road in iran. >> reporter: friendships have been forged on this journey like he and his new family from afghanistan he is just 16 years old, aged by a conflict which returned to his hometown this mon month. >> it was awful, awful situation, all the time with some people can't get inside and i don't have a school, i don't have anything, i lost my family on the way out of iran and afghanistan. >> reporter: getting inside may not be straightforward for him because the eu considers many afghans to be economic migrants and wants to make it easier to send them home. there is a war going on in afghanistan and yet there is intention to facilitate their return, that doesn't seem to make sens

authorities found naylor's body near east 17th and walnut. the supreme court threw out ceretti's plea today. he will now have to reach a new plea deal ... or go on trial for naylor's death. charges have now been filed against three men who allegedly killed three protected trumpeter swans last week. it happened last saturday near fort madison. 70-year old richard holbert and 59-year old vinson davis of keokuk have each pleaded guilty to killing the birds and disposing of their bodies. they'll each be charged a 15- hundred dollar fine. a third hunter ... 84-year old james conaway is pleading not same charges. the d-n-r was alerted to the shooting by other hunters. they found the birds hidden in a duck blind used by the three men. the kum and go headquarters coming to downtown des moines is about to give you a lot of space to roam. renderings show the building will take up about a third of the entire property... the rest will be used as "public space," intended to be an "extension" of the pappjohn sculpture park across the street. kum and go had

the iowa department of public health say cases have already be identified in east-central iowa... however, authorities expected there are cases across the state. the good news is the activity remains at a low level. but officials say it's a good reminder for those who haven't gotten their flu shot...that now is the time to do so. to find a vaccine in your area it's a big day in nevada... today marks the opening of dupont's cellulosic ethanol plant. the 225-million-dollar facility largest plant of its kind... producing fuel corn stalks, leaves and cobs... rather than corn itself. the plant is creating 85 permanent jobs and will employ 150 seasonal... who will collect all the harvest by-products. more than 5-hundred local farmers are also being paid for their leftovers. simply put good policies can ceremony is example of what's possible when government and private industry all work together for a common goal. the plant opens at a challenging time for the ethanol industry. the e-p-a is scheduled to come up with its final recommendations next month on proposed cuts to the renewable fuel standard. four iow

minister benjamin netanyahu in germany this week and then travel to the middle east--possibly jordan-- to meet with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. /vo/ isreal supporters say the white house is blaming *israel* for palestinian terror. and turning its back on the closest mid-east ally we have in the u.s. /sot/ obama "i don't think we can wait for the all the issues that exist between israelis and paleistinians to be settled in order for us to tamp down the violence right now." /vo/ meantime the palestini authority has declined to denounce the terrorist attacks... nor have they called for an end to the violence. i'm jeff barnd reporting. larry>> still to come tonight in this week's edition of siouxland's most wanted... our capture count is rising once again... find out which fugitives are back behind bars. diana>> and which former capture marshals need your help tracking down for *another* crime... after the break. plus... "forget halloween. there's one financial fear that's really spooking americans. i'm david asman with the fox more coming up." help finding a fugitive who's violating his parole. this come

authorities found naylor's body near east 17th and walnut. the supreme court threw out ceretti's plea today. he will now have to reach a new plea deal ... or go on trial polk county deputies are looking for a gunman involved in a road rage incident yesterday afternoon. the sheriff's office says says someone in a silver camry shot at another driver on n-e 50-th just north of des moines. it all started with an argument at a nearby motel. both cars left, one following the other. authorities say the people in the camry started shooting at the other car... the victim then crashed into a fence on the property of goode's greenhouses... fortunately, no one was hurt. police are still looking for that silver camry... here's a picture of it.. the car has an iowa license plate... d-m-k 9-0-5. witnesses say a white woman was driving... and two black men were passengers. they're all considered armed and dangerous. if you have any information on the suspects... call the polk county sheriff's office. authorities in clinton are trying to find out who shot a m

east jerusalem. >> for the palestinian authority, mike, and the official says, how much security cooperation is there their forces and the israelis? >> reporter: that's a very good question. we have seen at the political level an increasingly sharp divide, between israel and i palestinian leaders exchanging insults, accusing each other of lying. all sorts of high-level coming from the palestinian leader shim. but on the ground, the situation can be very different. overnight, there was an attack on the joseph's tomb, a jewish religious site in the very heart of the occupied west bank. now there is area-a which means it's controlled by the palestinian authority. palestinian authority forces were sent in to disburse those who had attacked the time. this is a perfect example of how sometimes there is cooperation if not coordination on the ground. the israeli army, for its part says it will rebuild or repair the damage done to seven's tomb overnight. but there are these examples where the palestinian forces are exercising their powers within area-a. this the area which is under direct palestinian authorit

basically, they have given themselves the authority to be able to seal off specific neighborhoods of easterusalem. this, in itself, is going to be a point of major friction in the days ahead. >> well, how will these increased security measures, militarization, mike, of an already tense situation, how is that likely to be received? >> reporter: well, it's very difficult to judge. one must remember as well that prior to these security regulations, there had already been some 2000 police reservists called up. these are civilians who serve in a reserve capacity. they have been employed in recent days by government order. so you have already had a massive bolstering of police forces on the ground. now, what you have is a massive bolstering of those bolstered police forces with army units on the ground. this is an incredible intensefication. whether this is going to deal with random attacks we have been seeing. increased measures had not dealt with it as evidenced by the wave of attacks that once again occurred within the past 24 hours, particularly within jerusalem, itself. so once again, the

being hit by a dmar wilmington this morning and this is the scene along the 200 block of east front street and authorities say the car hit the victim as he tried to cross the road and he was rushed to the hospital for treatment and driver remained at the scene and it's not clear if charges will be filed in this case. >> and on the campaign trial this noon what happened in las vegas tonight could khivrping the course of 20 16 presidential campaign and the declared democratic candidates neat their first debate. stephanie ramos has a preview. >> it's dem catic fight night vegas. hillary rodham clinton, bernie sanders, martin o'maley and lincoln khaivy and jim wed podiums are set for tonight's cnn debate. >> i don't ask if idea is from the left or right or democratic or republican i ask if it works. >> martin and web will try to get noticed taking aim at hillary clinton on debate eave clinton stepped away from debate press and talked to broad hand as this union rally he right in front of trump's property. >> some people think trum surprise entertaining i don't think it's entertaining when somebody insults sim

record rainfall promising to pummel east of the east coast already facing flooding concerns. authorities reporting one death in south carolina where several cars were submerged in high water. >> joaquin is our third hurricane of this pretty mild season based on standards historically. as you mentioned moments ago the national hurricane center said the strength of joaquin has grown from a category 3 to category 4. winds of 130 miles an hour. right now the eye of this storm is about 300 miles east/southeast of miami. the bad news in the bahamas is this storm is not going anywhere fast. joaquin is swirling around in one spot dumping rain and wind on the islands. joaquin is pounding the eastern and central bahamas from san salvador island west to nassau. up to 20 inches of rain expect today and tomorrow. right now joaquin's winds are steadily blowing 130 miles an hour. as the storm moves to the southwest at only 6 miles an hour but tomorrow forecasters expect joaquin to head north and pick up speed. that's when most of the east coast is threatened. governors of virginia and new jersey and no

minister benjamin netanyahu in germany this week and then travel to the middle east-possibly jordan- to meet with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. /vo/ isreal supporters say the white house is blaming *israel* for palestinian terror. and turning its back on the closest mid-east ally we have in the u.s. /sot/ obama "i don't think we can wait for the all the issues that exist between israelis and paleistinians to be settled in order for us to tamp down the violence right now." /vo/ meantime the palestinian authority has declined to denounce the terrorist attacks... nor have they called for an end to the violence. i'm jeff barnd reporting. larry>> the situation in israel may also be behind another hack into government e- mails. which officials are affected... coming up after weather. . overnight clouds will increase and mperatures will be warm and in the upper 50s. kayla>> . and temperatures will be wrm and in the upper 50s. upper 70s tomorrow and the evening will bring our next chance of showers. we will dry out on wednesday and thursday with highs back into the upper 60's. another system will come through

all of this putting on both parties, netanyahu, as well as the palestinian authority macmad abba mahmood abbas. who would east back tensions as we're seeing. >> there are two different levels. one is a knife attack that is a separate issue described by the israeli police as haphazard, unorganized, very difficult to predict and difficult to stop on one level. but more serious is the we willing opposition the we willing discontent, and the demonstrations here in jerusalem itself, and occupied east jerusalem, there have been a series of demonstrations by the refugee camp, for example. now, there have been demonstrations, protests throughout the occupied west bank, and, indeed, in many parts of israel proper where palestinian israelis have started demonstrating as well. that is a wider issue than these series of knifing attacks. the political leaders of benjamin netanyahu, mahmood abbas, both attempting to calm the situation. both calling for both of those to step back from each other. and both insisting they want some kind of peaceful resolution, or want some kind of calming on the ground. once again everything

east. israeli authorities saying three palestinians with knives attacked police and a jewish settler in three separate attacks. they happened in the west bank and jerusalem where this video was recorded. all three attackers were shot and killed. 43 palestinians have been killed this month alone. you are looking at a funeral for one of them in the city of hebron. seven israelis have reporteded being killed. phil black has been a witness to the escalating tensions there. phil, what's happening where you are right now? >> reporter: so what we're seeing here, christi is more of the street clashes in the palestinian street of hebron and israeli security forces. young palestinian, some teenagers, some younger, some older, some young men, they are lobbing verbal assaults, as well as rocks, missiles, whatever they can get their hand on. some of them have sling shots. they are throwing that off in the distance to israeli forces. they are responding with tear gas and baton rounds. that sort of thing. it is tension. this is what we are seeing here. it is a response to that cycle that we have been discus

authorities. her attacker a 23-year-old from east jerusalem shot dead by police. he became the 32nd palestinian killed in the month-long wave of clashes. the live address wednesday palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas said israeli action was meant to nigh insighd provoke. >> we'll not give up policies which are against our people and sacred sites. we will not stand for the killing of our children in cold blood. >> september 13th a faceoff between arab youth and israeli police at jerusalem's al-aqsa mosque exown compound. one of the holiest sites for both muslims and jews who wall it the temple mount. recent israeli measures to limit palestinian access. residents in occupied east jerusalem are now bracing themselves for possible punitive israeli action. like the demolition of homes of those september of taking part in attacks. -- suspected of taking part in attacks. . >> goals of the israeli government, the only way to achieve the goals if peaceful way of living between the israelis and palestinians are establishing a two state solution. >> check points and

authorities believe howard tossed it in the east river shortly after he allegedly shot officer holder. >> he was either in jail or prison or he was committing crimes. that is his life history. someone like that should not have been in our communities endangering members of the community and members of the nypd alike. >> reporter: new york state is one of three states in the united states that do not allow a judge to take into consideration how dangerous a convict is when setting and determining bail. ernie: now the effort is to get us up to speed with other states. it will be interesting to see what kind of reaction there'll be from the governor and others who would support this kind of action. hands. we asked the mayor had he been in touch with the governor or anyone else. he explained since this was early, the news conference at 10:30, they made a few calls. i'm sure now more calls have been made to see the support. ernie: it's hard to believe how before this. >> reporter: it's surprising that a lot of people are finding this out now. there have been several judicial officials who h

is useless to endlessly blame russia for not fulfilling or not urging the authorities unrecognized republics of the south eastine to do something in fulfillment of agreements. if the key positions of the minsk agreement are not fulfilled kiev authorities, and they are not fulfilled by the kiev authorities. amy: nils muinieks, you been spending a lot of your time on ukraine. what should we understand about it? >> ukraine is a human rights disaster zone. -- the humanen rights situation has deteriorated very seriously in the last year. the east of the country, which is held by the rebels, supported by russia, i was in an you ask and rebel occupied donetsk in july. they're very serious human rights issues, but that you manage a situation is also catastrophic. yet a lot of people have been displaced from a lot of people who are going hungry, who don't have access to clean water, to medicine, yet allegations of enforced -- forced disappearances, arbitrary detention, torture. and the west needs to support ukraine, but it also needs to hold into account for its human rights violations because it also has not done eve

looking at sports authority on the east side. we're going to get to our kerry barrett in a minute. she's there. employees getting ready to open up and sell that mets merchandise. we're celebrating this morning. the mets and their return to the world series. if you want to be in citi field, prepare to open your wallet. we checked stubhub overnight. standing room only tickets are selling for about $700. by comparison f the blue jays make it for the american league, the cheapest ticket to game one in toronto is less than half that at $340. >> wow. >> so it's almost better for you to buy a plane ticket and go to game in toronto. >> i just keep thinking how much money it's going to cost chris to take all of us to that first game. >> we'll eat before we get there. >> $150 gets you on my couch. there's a little corner left next to sir charles. >> love sir charles. >> i was there in '86, actually, when they won it. >> you've got to go back. >> we need you to get there. >> we'll see what we can do. in the meantime, we're looking still relatively mild on a day that's going to feel more like

. >>> hi, another day of unrest in the middle east, israeli authorities say a palestinian stabbed a soldiere city of hebron and was then shot. no word on his condition. there were three such incidents in the city today. >>> firefighters battling a huge wildfire in central texas are facing favorable weather conditions this weekend. they'll need it since toils the fire has burned more than 40 homes and other buildings across a seven-mile area. >>> now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. drag racers can go from 0 to 125 in just ten seconds. that's so quick it leaves little room for error. in the rare instances where things do go wrong, the results can be dreadful. like this heart stopper of a moment on a texas race track. a fender bender sends a drag race way off track. >> it looks like a model car out there coming apart and somebody stuck a fire cracker in it or something. >> january 14th, 2004. seely, texas. racer galen smith relaxes before his run while watching two of his fellow drivers tear up the track. >> couldn't ask for nicer weathe

we will speak with charles glasgow former abc news chief middle east correspondent, author of "syria burning: isis , and the death of the arab spring." then tensions continue to mount over a string of recent palestinian stabbing attacks and an intense israeli crackdown. we'll speak with rabbi arik ascherman, co-founder of the group rabbis for human rights, who himself was attacked by an israeli extremist. then a rally to end police violence. >> in the spirit of my son amadou, i say to you, we will see the end of this brutality in our lifetime. my son did not die in vain. he died so we can have change, but the change has been long coming. we are still waiting for stuff how many more victims were unjustly killed sinceamadou diallo? amy: we bring you coverage of rise up october, a rally to end police terror. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake has struck northern afghanistan with tremors felt as far away as pakistan and northern india. scores of people are reported dead

it happened east of san francisco. authorities say a car crossed the center median and collided head-on with another. in addition to the five people killed, two more were seriously injured. the accident shut down the highway as police continue to investigate. police say they found the gun used to shoot and kill an new york police officer early last week. investigators say they recovered a handgun in a river. earlier reports say the same kind of gun was used to shoot and kill the officer after shell casings were found. thousands are honoring victims of a deadly attack. last week - a man went into a school with a sword, and killed two people. a masked 21-year- old entered the building in sweden, killing two people while hurting two others on thursday. police labeled the attack as a hate crime. they said the attacker sought out his victims, all with immigrant backgrounds, by skin color. a parade was held in support of the victims... "today we are here to stand up sweden, we want to have love and peace and unity." the killings happene

minister benjamin netanyahu in germany this week and then travel to the middle east-possibly jordan-- to meet with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas.isreal supporters say the white house is blaming *israel* for palestinian terror. and turning its back on the closest mid-east ally [e have in the u.s."i don't think we can wait for the all the issues that exist between israelis and paleistinians to be settled in order for us to tamp down the violence right now"meantime the palestinian authority has declined to denounce the terrorist attacksa& nonohave they called for an end to the violence. im jeff barnd reporting.. coming up in sports sportsno jordan canzeri? no problem. akrum wadley comes up big for the hawkeyes--and is w getting some big recognition. plus... plus...the hunt for october--or should i say november--rls on. how the cubs are feeling down 2-oh statatheads to baylor thth weekend. yes, baylor is the number two team in the nation. but don't think the cyclones aren't up for the challenge. challenge.because let's not forget: s-u held number thret-c-u to twenty-one ints througugthree quarters saturday

we saw and let me break out a little timeline for you here. 10:3west coast time, 1:38 east coast time, authorities are notified of an active shooter at umpqua community college. this is a very rural area in roseburg. you can see on the map here, oregon. originally said it was 3300 folks at the community college. it is actually 16,000 part-time students as well. so it is bigger than we thought. apparently this fellow going from room to room shooting people. he was neutralized by the police. there were 100 different sheriffs, u.s. marshal, fbi, the atf, all of these folks converging on this scene. they're there now making sure they have everything they need from the scene. from what we know the shooter is dead. seven to 10 people have lost their lives in this beyond the shooter. those are students presumably. we know springfield, oregon, there is a hospital there, six victims are there, two women, four men. one of the women is 18 years old. mercy medical center right there near the school itself, nine patients are there. but i have to tell you there weren't a lot of details about motive. we didn't f

the homeowner has a card allowing him to go 30 plants but not the 200 found by authorities. >>> the eastise. this is probably the peak of the commute around the bay. north 880 jamming up on the northbound sound at high street. southbound looks good. there's 880. there's westbound 580, both slow heading into downtown. we are getting an easier flow of traffic from red to orange in many spots. very slow north 101 all the way up to sjc where there's a crash by the airport. >> we knew when the bharpz green it was more of a mirage. thanks very much. back in 25 minutes. mmm... nothing like johnsonville breakfast sausage. delicious and packaged with nothing to hide. no secrets. just like our family. well there is one. folks, i'm not your grandma. just a handsome kind hearted drifter who wandrered in years ago and stayed for all the yummy sausage. feel bad about lying. nap time. i got her. seriously? i feel like i just woke up. ha ha ha! fully cooked johnsonville breakfast sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. ♪ i dug my key into the side of his pretty little souped up four

authorities. her attacker a 23-year-old from east jerusalem shot dead by police. he became the 32nd palestinian killed in the month long wave of clashes. the live address wednesday, palestinian president mahmoud abbas said palestinia israeli pe meant to insight and provoke. >> we'll not stand for our children being shot in cold blood. >> at jerusalem's al-aqsa mosque compound, one of the holiest sites for both muslims and jews who call it the temple mount. the site has taken on additional symbolic meaning after recent israeli measures to limit palestinian access. residents in occupied east jerusalem are now bracing themselves for possible punitive israeli action like the demolition of homes of those suspected of taking part in attacks. >> the punishment will not achieve the goals of the israeli government. the only way to achieve the goals for people aware of living between the israelis and the palestinians is to establish the two-state solution. >> reporter: checkpoints and roadblocks have already been set up at access points in some east jerusalem neighborhoods.

authorities say the so-called hidden pines fire east of austin is now about 40% contained. it has burned about 4,600 acres and destroyed more than 50 homes and other buildings. officials say it will take several more days to get it under control. about 200 firefighters are currently battling that blaze. >>> in arizona, this is how it looked as a large dust storm swept through the phoenix area. it was caused by a flow of warm, moist air from the same system that brought all that rain and flooding to southern california this week. the dust and sand were whipped up by winds that gusted to more than 60 miles per hour. >>> we turn our attention overseas to another violent day in israel, where at least five palestinians were shot and killed after carrying out attacks with knives. the unrest has prompted increasing numbers of israelis to arm themselves, and we get more tonight from nbc's bill neely. >> reporter: filmed by an onlooker, an israeli civilian in white holding the gun he's just used to kill an 18-year-old palestinian who police say attacked him with a knife. another pal

east bay. a surprise find for authorities in san lorenzo, investigating a home burg t >>> a surprise find for authoritiesn san lorenzo investigating a home burglary this morning. 200 pot plants. they believe two men broke into the home late last night, take some of the plants but the homeowner returned and chased them off with a nice. investigators found a mature pot plant in the entryway and hundreds more downstairs. the homeowner does have a medical cannabis card, but it limits him to 30 plants. it's unclear if he'll face charges. as for the suspects, they're still on the run. >>> from napa to san jose, hundreds of bay area grocery store employees will be losing their jobs and soon. the grocery chain, fresh & easy, confirmed today it is shutting down all of its stores on the west coast including eight right here in the bay area. the reason, very simple, it's out of money. it's broke. there are 3,000 employees all told fresh & easy says it would be laying off everybody over the next few weeks. >>> amazon is speeding up deliveries in the bay area. the e-commerce giant today rolled out its prime now deliv

. >> reporter: and again, the gun recovered in the east river on sunday has been linked by authorities to the shooting of officer randolph holder. over the phone, i was told that howard will appear tomorrow, the same day as the wake for the officer. news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> moving now to the massive earthquake. a 7.5 magnitude quake struck in northern afghanistan, but it could be felt hundreds of miles away across pakistan, india, in fact much of southern asia. so far, more than 1,000 injured, 180 are dead, and that includes 12 young schoolgirls in afghanistan killed in a stampede of people rushing to get out of a building. >> reporter: as night begins to fall, it's still unclear how bad the damage is, or how many people are injured, missing, or worse. power is out, and communications are down in much of the region. >> the car was moving. and that building, there come shouting from their building as well. and i was so scared. >> reporter: the quake hit at about 5:00 a.m. eastern time. the epicenter in northeastern afghanistan in the sparsely but in slamabad, pakistan, much of

authorities. her attacker, a 23-year-old from east jerusalem, shot by the police. he became the 32nd palestinian killed in the month-long clashes. in a live address wednesday, palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas said that it was made to incite and provoke. >> we will not tolerate this provocation, and we will not give up policies which are against our people. and we last name stand for the killing of our children in coldblood. >> the tensions ignited september 13th in a face-off between arab youth and israeli police. at jerusalem's mosque compound. one the holiest sites of both muslims and jews, who call it the temple mount. it has taken on recent symbolic meaning after the decision to limit palestinian access. now in east jerusalem, bracing themselves for possible punitive israeli action, like the demolition of homes from those suspected of taking part. [ foreign dialogue ] -- the peaceful way of living is to establish a two-state solution. >> reporter: checkpoints and roadblocks have already been set up at access points to some eastern jerusalem neighborhoods. st

east coast. charleston, south carolina, authorities are concerned about the combination of the storm and high tide. >> this is a very, very serious event. we have water in areas of the city that we do not normally see flooding. are in effect from north florida to as far north as connecticut. meanwhile, the u.s. coast guard continues to search for a missing container ship at sea. thirty-three people, including 28 americans, are onboard the ship, which was last heard from thursday as hurricane joaquin raged in the bahamas. back home, residents may have dodged a hurricane, but heavy rain and floods could lead tie dangerous weekend for many. i'm mary maloney reporting. >> the search called off until morning for the missing cargo ship in the bahamas. and new tonight, a life ring from at that boat has been found in the ocean about 75 miles north of the ship's last known position. earlier on, fox 25 news at 6:00, we told that you several of the passengers are from maine. that ship was on its way from jacksonville, florida, to puerto rico when it sailed right into the path of hurricane joaquin. the crew w