our reporter bill mitchell came up. he said we probably ought to get back to the station. i said, yeah, you're probably right. but she looked really convinced. i would hate to leave and then hear it had fallen down. we waited. we almost both gave up at this point. almost turned our heads away from it. then all the sudden a big slab of rock came down. >> 30,000 tons of mountain crashes down on to the road. it takes only seconds for rocks, earth, and trees to descend on to the road where the men were just standing. >> you could almost feel it shake. all you could hear was that rumbling sound. it sounded like something out of a movie. it sounded like cars crashing. rocks were hitting the ground. all of a sudden it stopped and everything came to a standstill. >> i was looking at this thing not believing my eyes and then the whole thing comes rushing down the slope. an immense amount of noise and dust. and you never see something like this in person. >> there's so much stuff going through your mind. to see rocks the size of greyhound buses come off the side of that mountain, wh

why the mitchell bill the low 80s downtown 85 in san francisco.nd embraced low 90s delete warm weather everywhere around the bay. consistent due friday saturday and sunday. will have some relief when they got back into the early '80s. >> george: some of the slowest traffic were watching his red at the bay bridge this morning. they have really slowed the median lives. in a field and the backup of the lord for. >> george: here we are again of the san mateo bridge earlier than usual. the seven become the new norm as early as 7:00 a.m.. clear golden gate bridge right here as little heavier but still no problems with the commute coming from checking the champ traffic map and looking first at your east. a little heavy at pleasantville and toxic and san ramon valley is not too bad. the corridor commute is not to bed. >> george: briquets and a break on 680 this morning. that doesn't look to let. which asking but tracking a pretty good to me. not much to read a son of on the maps. mid peninsula still sluggish. bell towards marcia road. we're seeing the hea

mitchell. the littany lions have all scholarships reinstated next season. bill'brien with the houston texans are pleased. >> a lot of them have done great things over the past couple of years to make sure that they learned from the past mistakes and understood it's a the special place. i am happy for penn state. i am happy for the players and the coaching staff that is there now. >> the phillies are back home. speaking a road trip. fourth inning ryan howard, brings it home. he leaves the game what is a hamstring sprain. he is out for 7 to 10 days and starlinstarling marte they lose. and cilic fires off 17 aces in the match. some were clocked at 134 miles-an-hour. the match point in the third set. cilic wins 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. the first of his grand slam title. >>> and jimmy's guest is lina dunham and music from mr. wisdom. we continue at 4:30 with tamala edwards and karen rogers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team, i am jim gardner. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- lena dunham. ben sc

bill. it was not there at the beginning. and it was largely because of clarence mitchell really going in and pushing the pill and then defending -- the bill and then defending that once it was added. so you have these kind of both sides pushing and pulling the bill, and i really tried to tell the story as, you know, a conflict among characters and among organizations and kind of fiefdoms within, both within the movement and movement writ large. not just -- hey, a little musical accompaniment. [laughter] there's a marching band outside. happens all the time in fort green. if you're looking for a fun place on a wednesday night, marching bands. but, yeah, to really tell the story of that interplay because i think that really gives you a sense of not only how the bill evolved, but really how legislation works in washington. >> yeah, yeah. okay. that was a question more -- [laughter] i feel like dancing. [laughter] that was a question more sort of political economy and so forth. now i want to ask you a painter question -- >> yeah, sure. >> i mean, small p pager question. painter question. your book is not highly illustrated. your b

largely on recommendations made by former senator george mitchell, the university's athletic integrity monitor. former nittany lion head coach billbrien is pleased that the sanctions have been lifted. >> a lot of good people have done a lot of great things over there over the last couple years to make sure that they've learned from the past mistakes and understood that that's a special place and so i feel very happy for penn state. >> battle of the keystone state as the phillies hosting their cross state rivals pittsburgh. here we go. fourth innothing score. the big fella ryan howard at the plate, he hits a grounder that the second baseman couldn't handle. jimmy rollins scored to give the fightans the lead but in the next inning the pirates answered right back. off kyle kendrick, starling marte hit a homer. >>> i need my marching orders from you. please download our audio road show app so you can vote on where you want me and my live crew to go for the friday football frenzy over on cbs3. truman at cardinal o'hara, these are your options, washington township at cherokee, options for this week or ridley at garnet valley. i'll anno

bill clinton. white house press secretary josh earnest spoke to andrea mitchell about the challenge for arab leaderse going to have the courage, even in the face of some political controversy to stand up and be a leading voice of moderation and that is going to be required for these muslim nations to real integrate themselves into a broader community. >> governor, what are the biggest obstacles ahead for this coalition? >> the obstacles are this. we want to get them engaged military, helping with the air strikes. with jordan, united arab emirates, saudi arabia, qatar, it looks good. there are other arab countries. we need their participation military, humanitarian assistance. we also need them to join this diplomatic coalition of isolating isis and this other radical group we just bombed successfully. but the issue is going to be -- is it just going to be, for instance, assisting with some humanitarian supplies like blankets and food or an all-out effort, which we need. we cannot put american ground troops there. arab countries need to do this. this is their territory. this is their responsibility.

mitchell. the littany lions will have all scholarships re-instated next season. penn state coach billo'brien is pleased with this news. >> a lot of good people have done a lot of great things over the last couple of years to make sure they learned from the past mistakes and understood it's a special place. so i feel happy for penn state. mostly i feel happy for the players and the coaching staff there now. >> they are following a nine-game road trip. fourth inning jimmy brings it home. he leaves the game with a hamstring sprain. keep an eye on it. and demarti has two-run homer. >> the mens final between cilic. he fires off 17 aces in this match. some were clocked at 134 miles-an-hour. i like to stand in front of that. this is match point. cilic wins 6-3, 6-3. 6-3. >>> ouch. several eagles' players spent their kay off at ronald mcdonald house in surf city. they entertained sick children with their parents and games and a lot of attention. it's a home away from home for families that have to travel for their child's medical treatment. >>> a huge portrait of an outsized arnold schwarzene

legislation more than twice as often as the majority majority leader bill frist, tom daschle, trent lott, bob dole and george mitchell did -- or i should add robert byrd, more than all of them did combined. but he hasn't just blocked republican amendments, not just those in the minority. he's blocked amendments from the majority party, his own party. since july of last year, we have had roll call votes on only 14 republican amendments and only eight democrat amendments. i have to tell you, if my party was in the majority and we ended up getting less votes than the party in the minority, i'd be pretty hot about it and i'd have some explaining to do to my constituents. indeed, the majority leader has allowed so few amendments that one of his fellow senate democrats, the junior senator from connecticut, recently told "politico" he said, i got more substance on the floor of the house of representatives in the minority than i have as a member of the senate majority. our colleagues in the house have sent over scores and scores of bills relating to job creation, taxes, health care, immigration and other issues only to have

mitchell. a lot of people are going to find the sight of this fire familiar. >> just to the east of los angeles, all the guys went oh, bill and ted's area, from the movies way back when. you can see this going this morning. we just had that recent rain on the southeastern edge. that didn't get into a lot of our extreme drought area, we are still dry here and this is heading more and more into fire season. we're really zoo it now. here's the broad picture. you can see really have dried out even in the four corners region. where we're concerned about flooding today is through the midwest because of heavy rain moving through. places like indiana, possible severe weather, wind uld go the big problem. this moves eastward tomorrow. on the backside, temperature 20, 30, even a couple of spots, 40-degree drops. montana, maybe wyoming tomorrow, we have some winter storm watches and warnings for the higher elevations. >> we did not hear that. thank you very much. >> tomorrow on aljazeera america, as president obama lays out his strategy for confront be the islamic state group, we'll have analysis from our reporters and experts from

mitchell, thanks a lot. >> the world reacting to the president's view to destroy the islamic state group. >> what it will take to get everyone onboard specifically in the middle east. >> bill gates opening his wallet once again. what he and his wife are offering in the fight to stop ebola in west africa. >> heavy rains tearing across japan. this video from the tokyo subway system captured by one of our citizen journalists around the world. >> divers coming across an ocean sunfish. you can see the size of it in comparison to divers. it's huge. this is off the coast of malta. the fish can grow to 3,000 pounds. >> bill gates and his wife are helping fight ebola. first, congress and word leaders this morning are weighing president obama's strategy to fight the islamic state group, he's proposed airstrikes in iraq and syria. he insists the u.s. won't get involved in a ground war but is sending more military advisors to iraq. iraq is welcoming mr. obama's strategy. how does the u.s. plan to partner moving forward? >> 475 advices bring the total number of u.s. advices in this country to 1,600. their role is to give the iraqis intelligence support and also to train them in the use

mitchell. >> i am just the messenger on this one, i don't control it. moving across the country, storms to the midwest. i'll have more on that coming up. a temperature change is dramatic. billings at 52. we are not going to get much warmer today, a front dropping temperatures from 90 into the 50s. 20-30 degrees cooler. if you get to tomorrow's forecast in the 40's, that means from yesterday at almost 90 to tomorrow in the 40's, over a 40-degree drop. still very warm ahead of all of this, but we are going to feel this change. places like minneapolis go from the 70's into the 50's as this moves through. it's going to be a little bit of an adjustment for a lot of folks. >> the world health organization issuing a new warning over the ebola crisis, while the c.d.c. tells parents to be on alert for a repair respiratory illness. infectious disease specialist weighs in on what needs to be done to stop the spread. >> a 14-year-old girl facing attempted murder and arson charges after trying to kill her family to please the slenderman. we have more on the latest case involving this fictional horror figure. >> apple could shake up the tech word today, unveiling a new iphone. >> a look at o