it's really, really trying here from ukiah to fort bragg. it looks like around fort bragg. has reported that. 50s and 60s on the temps. they have gone up a little bit for some. that makes sense. cloud cover. there is not much of a breeze but expect that to turn southerly. all right sal 7:32 be you've been busy in the last half hour. >>> we have been busy. we've had slow traffic all over the ple. even when there are no crashes somewhere crashes. we had an earlier stalled truck. there it is westbound. i think i put the wrong camera lens in. thank you, steve. westbound 24 that truck is still there. and traffic is moving along slowly approaching westbound 24 near central lafayette. as you can see traffic is going to be busy. please give yourself an extra few minutes. oh by the way if you think 680 and highway 4 are a picnic, think again. they are also very slow in the normal spots getting up there. we have one added little bit of stress for this morning's commute. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. that is backed up for a 20-25 minute delay before you make it on to the span

the reality for restaurants in fort bragg. they declared a water emergency last week. under that area's new rule, residents can't water their lawns or landscape at all. okay. and restaurants and hotels have to start using disposable plates, cups and flatware to cut back on dishwashing. fort bragg officials say the primary water source has gotten so low that ocean water has started seeping into the pipes. >>> 4:57. coming up, a bullet wound on a popular north bay trail. now investigators are shutting down parts of the loma alta preserve in fairfax as they try to solve a homicide. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our communi

fort bragg has declared an emergency. the river water levels are so low, ocean water is getting into municipal pipes. the sign was given to all restaurants in fort bragg says it's a necessity to use disposable tableware during the water crisis. residents and businesses are required to cut water use by 30%. >>> whatever we can do. it's 4:45. a check of weather now on a good day. >> pretty good day. all we need is this. this much for a hurricane to change paths. we could see some rain across northern california but right now doesn't look like it's going to happen. this hasn't happened since 1949 when we have a hurricane taking a direct aim on the pacific northwest. we'll share that with you. but right now i like this imagery. this is our live weather camera towards sfo. like it because you can see the low clouds. the marine layer has pushed onshore. we have cloud cover in san francisco at 60. it is cloudy in san jose at 62 degrees. cloud cover in santa rosa in the low 50s. clear skies and upper 50s in livermore and in conco

fort bragg says it is a primary water source. the river has gotten so low that ocean water started seeping into the pipes. >> more of the landfills, right? >> i think you're addressing one problem but potentially creating another one and make sure they recycle. >> all right, i am calling a water drought emergency. >> maybe a good day for a picnic. >> yeah, i think so. that is a great idea, especially when the temperatures are this comfertile. start out with some clouds across the bay bridge and not seeing it struobstruct your visibility for any reason. we don't have any fog, but the clouds moving in, as you see the sun rise this morning. and it will befortable out there for now. picnic or whatever you plan to do, it is now 57 degrees in livermore and sunnyvale is at 59 degrees and san jose also 59 degrees. as we go hour-by-hour in livermore. here's a look at the temperature trend throughout the day. 58 degrees and by 3:00, 82 degrees. so, a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. you keep the sunshine and a look at all the micro

he is here to discuss please join me to welcome rick bragg. [applause] >> i looked out across the sake of when dash the ca friendly faces and of regular folks. [laughter] those that are inherently intelligent good folks remember things. those here in nashville can tell you all the words to this song lot of baloney eggs and gravy. [laughter] it the others i was on the elevator with them as they were coming down to be pretty good trunk after the toby keith concert. [laughter] the elevator had 40 people about one could remember their hotel room. [laughter] it is nice to be among the proper villains against. [laughter] i have been writing about the deep south as long as i could remember and often those books had to sandpaper. my father did make a foothill for 30 years and i got in trouble for that to say all you did your second book and said a meeting for 30 years. [laughter] did he said he never made very much at one time. [laughter] so my mom i really did she really did taken laundry so i can come here to talk to you. so especially at this point

fort bragg, an important army training center in the united states, salutes our king.his is the whole of the 82nd airborne division which dips its colors in tribute. this unit calls itself the all-american division because its officers and men come from every one of the 50 states of the united states of america. a special review calls attention to the sky. 700 shoulders -- soldiers jumped together. ♪ >> well done. a good demonstration. upward his majesty flies across the heartland of america, over its rivers, forests, prairies, and canyon strictly mountainous western states resemble the land of afghanistan. some of their cities lie almost as high as kabul. at laramie in the state of wyoming on the campus state university, his majesty hears again the voices of home. 18 young afghan students attend this university, preparing for future responsibilities in afghanistan. what a pleasure it is to receive their king. give me a home, a home on the range, run the words of the popular american song. we afghans more than most sure this love of the wide open spaces. -- share this

our drought is causing big changes up north in fort bragg beginning tomorrow. restaurants will have to use paper plates and utensils, even the high-end restaurants. this is to help cut back on dishwater use. ft. bragg is under a stage 3 water emergency. what does that mean? desperate measures must be taken. city leaders are requiring people to cut their water use an additional 30% compared to the same time last year. >>> so get fancy paper plates. >> you're not used to paper plates. normal people use them. >> over to jeff. let's talk about the forecast. beautiful to sit outside with paper plates right now. >> definitely would. alfresco tonight. looking good across the bay area. nothing in the way of thick fog at the coastline. unfortunately, no major rainfall expected over the next seven to ten days. let's take you outside of the weather underground sky camera network. winds out of west at 14. not a lot of thick fog there. in woodside, you can see high clouds streaming across. it's a little bit of fog right there. currently 74 degrees on our check in this locat

he is from fort bragg in north carolina and is the first u.s. casualty in iraq since 2011. the pentagon insist they were operating in a support role and they only entered the prison compound when the kurdish fighters became overwhelmed. maureen: "7 on your side" fighting back with video d.c. police hope will catch a brazen robber. this is a video from inside angelica pizza on northwest d.c. and shows an armed man bursting in wednesday night. he held the staff at gunpoint and cleaned out the cash register. no one was hurt. crime stoppers is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest. leon: tonight, a community is paying tribute to a teenager who died protecting his mother. mason died on monday protecting his mother. we have live on what is happening to honor him. >> this is a chance for the community to get together and mourn. they are beginning to gather at the court-yard outside the family home. this is an opportunity for the folks who knew the young man to celebrate his young life that was cut way too short. now, mason was just 14 years old. a popular freshman

bragg declared a water emergency just last week. under knew rules residents can no longer water lawns or landscaping at all, and restaurants and hotels have to use disposable plates, cups, flat ware to cut back on dishwasher. the city's primary water source has gotten so low ocean water started seeping into the pipes. i imagine there are some fancy restaurants not happy. >> love to see video, with the paper plate. chi chinette. it's the special paper plate we like to use. >> wonder if they're using plastic utensils. >> they have to. >> put more stuff in the landfill. >> there's that too. >> let's take a look at the forecast. maybe taking your lunch outside. it is gorgeous out there as we look at san francisco. just a few clouds dotting the sky. and look at the weather story. we've seen the patchy clouds and mild temperatures in the forecast. that continues for a little while longer. but we're getting ready for a warm-up this weekend. we'll be watching tropics for a chance of rain. i'll talk more about that. looking at current temper

you see the rainfall building to the west of fort bragg, eureka, crescent city. that's the guy that's going to get here tomorrow morning. look at all the clouds offshore. so one low is moving out of southern california. one low will move into the pacific northwest. and that's going to drag a front through. it will arrive in the north bay by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. so a front arriving tomorrow. it's not going to be a ton of rainfall not a washout. you should absolutely not cancel any outdoor plans but don't be surprised if through the morning hours a couple of times for five or 10 minutes it rains especially in the north bay. it's not going to last very long. by saturday night we have sunshine back high pressure returns to california by sunday. it won't be hot. we'll get a light onshore flow but it will be dry. let's enjoy the rainfall while we get it. some of us will get rain tomorrow. fremont was 74. consumer report 77 your high -- concord 77 your high. 66 for your saturday in pacifica. scattered showers tomorrow. there's a bonus. monday, tuesday,

. >> we'll talk about fine dining happening in north bragg at fort bragg. how it may soon look like a picnic. how restaurants in that city, even the nice ones have to use paper plates and plastic cups. one mother's outrage over how her teenage son's textbook-describeed slavery is prompting major change. what that book said that had her so up et is. we'll see you in a few. >>> the nba champion golden state warriors picked up where they left off in june with another win. the doves beat the rap or thes 95 to 87. lead golden state with 15 points. steph curry. the warrior's next preseason game is thursday up in portland against the trail maizers. last -- trail blazers. last night's game sold out for two big reasons. fans wanted to see the nba champs back on the court and they wanted a special giveaway. the game is displayed at the home of the san jose sharks. 10,000 bobble heads are given away last night. some are asking for as much as $200. now, of course, on ebay so a lot of people waited in line. maybe to be age to sell ill it and make some money as well. >>>

cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr did that at fort bragg in north carolina. here is her interview with the head of special u.s. operations command. >> poppy, the general in charge of training u.s. special operations forces knows exactly how tough it is. special operations forces go to the most dangerous corners of the world to rescue hostages and take out terror cells. nobody may know more than general joe votel about what it takes to face down the terrorists. >> we recognize that the american people expect us to be able to do these types of mission. >> one, two, three. >> votel, head of u.s. special operations command previously led a secretive organization. army delta force, s.e.a.l. team six, and other covert military teams that secretly gather intelligence for raids is and hostage rescues. >> we want to take those great people that we have and we want to give them the very best capabilities. they can operate at the edge. >> that edge means he focusing on giving troops the best training and the most advanced weapons, high rate of fire rifles, drones, and s

. >> while the water situation in the north coast city of fort bragg is so bad that they would order them to use their disposable plates as a way to save water as they would declare the stage three water emergency last week. and after salt water entered the river, that the city would use for about 40% of their drinking water. now, they will be banned from watering their lawns, and watering their cars here as well. that the residence and businesses will be responding to fort bragg's city website that they have dropped almost 18% in just the past 12 days. >> we all can't wait for the drought to come to an end. let's check in with bill martin. >> november is when we would typically get the rain. we have a few weeks. >> october, september, really, that i think that in the middle of november is when you would start to see them turn on. nothing in their forecast right now. but nothing in that forecast for massive heat either as i mentioned it earlier. we were talking about that race between the heat and the rain and here before the rain and that they will be real, a real concern and bigger

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-- against fort bragg last night didn't go the way the mustangs wanted.mmunity says just being there was a big win. >>> there is a warning for people planning to go to the beach this weekend. beaches from sonoma to monterey counties are at risk for strong rip currents that can knock people down. the national weather service says strong rip currents could last through tomorrow. as we wait for el nino to bring us rain, our record drought continues. that's why wilma chan is sponsoring the work shoch today. resident -- workshop today. residents will get an update on the drought conditions and water-saving tips and ways to turn the lawn into a drought- tolerant yard. this once from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00. speakers include a representative from east bay m.u.d. and a uc berkeley landscape expert. >>> well, if you need to get rid of old paint or electronics, you can drop the items off in albany. it's at 9:00 and 1 at -- 9:00 and 1:00 at golden gate feet -- field. you can go to ktvu.com for more information. >> sound good -- sounds good. >>> we want to head over to ro

. >> now the visiting team tonight is from fort bragg, as that school raised more than $5,000 to help students from middletown high rebound from the fire. >> so nice to see things slowly returning to normal. >>> fleet week is not just about ships and jets. >> looking to solve everybody's problems that it is nice to spend some time with them and hear their stories. >>> up next how navy officers and sailors gave back today to those in need. >>> another warm day around the bay area. 70s, 80s, even 90s outside this afternoon, but the low clouds, they are coming back and a slight cool down is in the forecast for your weekend. i will detail the pattern change coming up. >>> plus, governor brown, helping homeowners go green. the new legislation that could change the way that lawns look. >>> and take a look at this. oh my a tough commute heading from the east bay in to san francisco as it looks like a morning commute. imagine the meter lights are on as well. slow going, even in the fast track lane too right in the middle. >> it seriously. take a look to see if it is any better here. a look at

bragg showers as well. me take you up north because that heaviest rainfall you see yellow and orange west of eureka, that is the actual front that will arrive overnight tonight and tomorrow giving us widespread morning rainfall. what a wonderful phrase that is, rain coming to the bay area. we're cloudy tonight, a low around 60 degrees, sunrise tomorrow 7:31 when the rain will move through, vallejo tonight 57, fremont 59. so it's not going to be a soaker. i'm using the word light to describe this rainfall, but it will impact your drive to work. the reason why it's going to be light and not strong is because the low pressure area to our south, the remnants of olaf that's being caloried to the south and the actual low itself dragging the front is carrying most of the jet stream energy up north. we call that a split flow and right in between we find the bay area. it is a front and it's rainfall and we should celebrate the fact it will be raining tomorrow. by afternoon just spotty showers. we get high pressure b

fort bragg at .08. . >> that covers it. what more do you need to know. bubba the tortoise checked in. him and alex are in petaluma. no rain. ground is wet outside the hut. getting people the say clear here. the system looks about done. mostly cloudy morning. breezy, cooler, warmer thank and friday. we'll take that into friday night. saturday, looks good. no problems on saturday. sunday we'll see changes. rain from middletown to lake port. it looks like that's about done. maybe a little bit from napa. very little. the system is falling apart. 50s, 60s on the temps. may cool off with areas getting breaks in the clouds. 56 ukiah, rain in crescent city. that's about done. east of morgan hill, gilroy and holster everything is moving off. we're about kuhn. most -- done. mostly cloudy. 60s and 70s on the temps. they are near average around the waters edge. tomorrow we turn that breath northerly. that will warm us up -- breeze -- big changes on sunday. set your clock back one hour. an extra hour? >> you will appreciate it now that you're on dawn patrol. it makes

don't get that, you get a help hospital bombing, people that we went mention but probably from fort braggnorth carolina have been on ground in syria we're just admitting it now because a brass plated hero, sergeant josh wheeler had the bad timing you know to go ahead and die for his country doing something extraordinary, they have to admit, yes, since enemy thought he was the in combat he must be in combat. kennedy: was his death the cat that escaped from the bag? now is our government having to make these uncomfortable admissions they have been doing opposite of what they have done telling. >> yes, it is not in the dna of this administration to admit, yes to a hammer it all looks like a nail, you sometimes run into a nail, isis is a nail, but they don't like admitting that force is required in this particular case. that we have been applying force, they have redefined by the way, they redefined troops, troops to them are large concentrations of conventional ground forces like, you have to deploy first cavalry to iraq. droops to them are not -- troops are not 4 special operator with a rad

they are faced out of fort bragg.he selection process to get into this is very, very demanding and psychological evualtions as well. and they are clearly the best of the best we have like the other tier one forces and the pilots are also in that category. we have asked see much of them as a result of 14 years of war. and many of them have stayed with us the whole time and todd wheeler is up in the lead of that with all of the rotations he has done and the sacrifices he and his family made is extraordinary. >> at the same time, we heard the debate of who he was killed in combat and the hesitancy from the history not calling it a combat mission. and pentagon officials trying to split hairs on what this was. what do you make of that? >> that is frustrating. it is a distinction is not worth the difference. hostage rescue missions and missions to target or capture or kill a leader which they have done. and we did one in syria, a hostage rescue mention, we were not successful and they were killed. they are combat missions a

josh wa wheeler, assigned to fort bragg. the first american to die in iraq in the almost four years since u.s. combat operations ended there. jamie mcintire has the story. >> ash carter made no apologies, the u.s. combat role in iraq supposedly ended four years ago. >> whether we find opportunities to do things that will effectively prosecute the campaign, we're going to do that. this is an example of a case where we could do something, we alone had the capability to do that i'm absolutely prepared to do that. >> the american special operations forces were supposed to simply helicopter the peshmerga troops to a i.s.i.l. run compound flee near kirkuk ad rescue i.s.i.l.'s captives. >> the vicinity of the affected area where we believed the hostages were and the kurdish peshmerga fought their way up to the wall that was around this compound. the american special forces personnel who were advising and assisting, the their role was to stay back by the helicopter and wait for operation to finish. >> secretary carter said when mast

the real thing is not allowed in fort bragg. >>> a bay area college student arrested. >> the morning commute doesn't look bad as if few yo driving in trans. 101 traffic is not all that bad but southbound 101 a little slow. >> expect for a little bit of low clouds or fog. it looks like another nice day but what about the rest of the week? cooling down or warming up? >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. happening right now the top u.s. commander in afghanistan is facing some tough questions in washington about american troops. we are there live in washington. general john campbell is testifying. originally this hearing was expected. there is the general right there. the hearing was supposed to center on how many troops should stay in afghanistan after 2016. it is still a major topic of discussion. but the general's testimony comes just three days after a deadly air strike on a medical clinic in don deuce. he says it's up to the u.s. military to do their own verification before they carry out air strike. >>> snowen was a contractor worker who leaked details of -- he faces 30 years in pris

bragg. ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown!he band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. jersey shore, the action cam in abdomin -- absecon, atlantic county where there was flooding on the white horse pike. in north wildwood, a shopping cart floating down the road at 26th and delaware avenue. a home on grassy sound check this out just up spruce avenue in north wildwood falling victim to the floodwaters. cesily tynan showing us this picture on her facebook page last night at 5:00 p.m. this how it looked 7 hours later at high tide. as you can see it fell into the water there, that home likely a total loss. definitely damage across the region, meteorologist david murphy outside with a look ahead. see that you closed up the umbrella umbrella. that's a good sign. >> reporter: misty drizzle on the terrace, alicia. double scan radar shows it's worlds better than yesterday and last night. heavy rain to the north and ligh

problem set could give you better insight on what was on the ground than the analyst in baghdad or fort bragg. you put all the subject matter experts in a single place and you look at a target set and fuse the intelligence and use this interagency process to have the best intelligence you could and reduce the risk on a particular mission. we used a lot of what we call metcalf's law. bob metcalfe created the law that talks about telecommuting networks. when you look at telecommunications networks, what he said was if you add a new node to a telecommunications network, so if you have a and b c, what you get is an expansion increase in the power of communications. c and b have to be able to talk equally as strong as a nd b, this applies to human networks as well. youy time you add a node, exponentially increase the power of the intelligence out there. as we created these interagency task forces, and we had analysts from all the intelligence communities, we had analysts and operators from the military at from all the other constituents out there fighting the battle, the state department, etc.. yo

. >> reporter: his team is more than ready to face off with fort bragg. >> they think that we don't have it right now, that it would make us stronger to come back stronger. >> reporter: inside the street you can see a lot of purple and gold, the mustang colors. >> they will bring a sense of pride for their community coming back together. just nothing the strength of everyone. from all the areas as it will be tough. and right behind that a big truck, the reminder of where we are and what is going on here, but an exciting time for everybody here. they're happy, a sense of hope here as they would take the field against them and that white there as they will be taking a field to head off and face it off there at 5:30 followed by a special ceremony and that team will square off as well. >> such a nice moment, but the reminders everywhere. >> thank you. crewses were called up to the home around 1:00 this afternoon, when they arrived, they found them on the first floor. one of the fites stepped out on to the second floor deck. taken to the hospital with a minor shoulder injury, no one else hurt

bragg and ukiah. the four hour time lapse from the explore tore upand -- exploratorium and cloudy and cool, livermore 73, no temperature spread because of that cloud cover. i wish we were not talking about just rain but a soaker. two thing didn't converge, our front and tropical moisture, the front to our north and the tropical moisture to our south. we've got some rainfall and some is more than nothing and we'll take it. it will likely be gone by the time you drive home from work in the afternoon and evening. we'll have three dry days including halloween. the kid trick-or-treating will -- kids trick or heating will be just fine. sunday evening we'll have more rainfall moving in. at most 1/2 inch for the east bay and fence la. hey, it is going to rain tomorrow. with the cloud cover another coolish day, oakland 69 degrees, vallejo 69, san francisco 67, everybody with rain tomorrow morning. we dry out a few days including halloween, warm as well 80s inland. then sunday here comes our next round of rainf

special forces command at fort bragg, n.c. home to the famed delta force. the pentagon says he died from any small arms fire. here is where the story gets interesting. the pentagon now is playing olympic level word games. they tried to explain how a u.s. special operator killed on a hostage rescue mission in iraq in a fire fight against isis did not die in combat. instead they claimed he died in the support role because he was supporting a u.s. ally. take a listen. >> in that support role they are allowed to defend themselves and also defense, partner forces and protect against the loss of innocent life. that is what played out in this particular operation. they were there in that support role and acted under those circumstances. >> reporter: the pentagon says sgt wheeler died during a named mission, the name being inherent resolve, to fight against islip season title to combat death benefit and eligible for combat work, the bronze star and maybe the purple heart. u.s. special forces base in iraq complained to was they were ordered to do everything possible

part of an army special ops at fort bragg. he lived in oklahoma. here in northern virginia in the district the course is getting set up. stands and the tents and the work. everything is going up. notice the mile parkers there. a concert began an hour ago. jeff goldberg is at the concert on capitol hill. this is a huge event every year and this brings folks who bring great stories with them about why they're here. jeff: it is, jonathan. it's so exciting to be in washington and part of the event. wrapping up a few minutes ago. listen to the numbers coming in this weekend. 30,000 runners in the marathon. 10,000 in the 10k. 50 states, people from all 50 states, 59 countries and a total of about 100,000 people coming to d.c. maryland and northern virginia. the mascot, are you ready? we have a lot of people coming from all 50 states. teresa and jeff olson from sacramento, california. teresa will be running in the 10k. who is this picture for and who are you running for. >> this is my uncle. he spent the last four years in war and prisoner of war camp. je

bragg. one of the victims was able to make it to a log on the beach where the good samaritans sheltered her from winds until help arrived. the other was found on a beach until other emergency crews got there. thechp lifted them to safety. >>> thousands of people joined a global march this weekend to safe endangered elephants and rhinos. march for elephants is calling for governments to stop poaching them for their ivory and horns. they say it's a global crisis, but they're focused on ending the practice specifically in one country. >> china is the largest trader of illegal ivory, and they've stated a number of times that they are going to shut the ivory trade down. and our message here today is to call on beijing and ask them when. when will they shut the ivory trade down? >> over 130 countries participated in yesterday's rally. conservationists say if people don't stop poaching elephants and rhinos for ivory and horns, the animals are in danger of becoming extinct within a generation. >>> i

special operations forces at at fort bragg, north carolina. he leaves a wife and four sons. he was a legend among the delta force, he had 11 bronze stars for valor. >> he stood up and all the indications are, it was his actions and that of one of his teammates that protected those who were involved in breaching the compound and made the mission a success. >> he was killed while helping kurdish forces rescue 73 hostages at an isis prison. the pentagon said he died from enemy small arms fire, but has refused to say he was killed in combat. quote it is important to realize that u.s. military support to this iraqi rescue operation does not represent a change in our policy. u.s. forces are not in iraq on a combat mission, and do not have boots on the ground. the white house and pentagon have been reluctant to say this american soldier died in combat. because the president promised no combat, no ground troops in iraq. >> i want to be clear, the american forces that have been deployed to iraq, do not and will not have a combat mission. as your commander-in-chief, i will not commit

the sign was given to all restaurants in fort bragg saying it's a necessity to use disposable tablewareg the crisis and residents are required to cut water use by 30%. >>> chuck e. cheese is trying to appeal to grownups by adding beer and wine to the restaurant. the company hopes to attract young mothers with their children. there are a half dozen in the bay area. now you can go and drink with your kids. >> you may want to drink when you take your kids to chuck e. cheese. >> good point. >> i don't know. >> i have never been to one. never had the pleasure. >> it's okay. >> all right. [ laughter ] >>> time now is 5:50. a scare in the area forcing another bay area bound plane to land early. what happened to the copilot in the middle of the flight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. continue to search for clues into what caused an american >>> good morning. time check 5:53. it is fleet week and lots of people planning as to come into the city over the weekend and watch the blue ang

he was from oklahoma and was stationed out of fort bragg north carolina.heeler was killed during a raid to rescue kurdish hostages from isis yesterday. the mission freed 70 prisoners. wheeler is the first american killed during combat against isis. >> a group in charge of caring for local senior citizens is calling for an ends to their budget stalemate in pennsylvania. during a news conference today in germantown the philadelphia corporation for aging says it is running out of money. the group serves more than 40,000 seniors in our area. but the majority of its funding comes from the state government. officials say crucial services are in jeopardy if lawmakers in harrisburg cannot reach a resolution. the state budget impasse is now in its fourth month. >>> gnc facing a major lawsuit today. the state of oregon is accusing the company of using illegal ingredients in its products. it focused on two ingredients that are not approved by the fda. the lawsuit claims they've been using them in dietary and nutritional substance. >>> here's a look at the closing num

bragg. able to make it to a log on the beach where good samaritans sheltered her from gusty winds until help arrived. the other person was found on a beach where two other good samaritans also helped until emergency crews arrived. the chp helicopter lifted the boaters to safety. >>> the hottest ticket in town is no longer. 49ers season ticket holders looking to dump their expensive -- >>> we are back on a sunday morning, october 4th, 2015, with a look at historic downtown charleston right now where the rains have been absolutely relentless. the flooding there horrific. life threatening, we're told. streets impassable, cars abandoned. no break in sight. i talked to the mayor of columbia. they said it's the worst they have ever seen it. we want to go back to gabe in charleston. good morning to you. >> good morning. we have just gotten a bit of a break in the rain, but this city got an historic amount of rainfall, nearly a quarter of its average yearly rainfall in just 24 hours. as you mentione

now, earlier in the day, spent a little time over in virginia at fort bragg where he also as you pointedut had a chance to hang out with mitchell obama at a basketball game ahead of the invictus games. that's coming up in orlando next year. >> i heard that invictus 2016 will remind people everywhere just how incredible our service personnel are and how much of a positive contribution to society they make. i'm sure the american public will embrace the invictus games just as the british public did in 2014. i can't wait to see you all in orlando. you better bring it usa. [ laughter ] >> i'm loving the beard. i don't think i could k. pull that off, greta to be honest with you. by the way he did hug a lot of service perch nell. i'm sure i speak for a lot of people out there, a lot of young ladies all over the globe that wish they were there back to you. >> all right. kevin. what's the story with the white house press corps? was everyone extra excited because he was there. i know they sea world leaders and everything was it different with prince harry arriving. >> don't tell everybody. yes we

terms of we have a fema incident management team, swift water rescue teams are coming in from fort bragg've got helicopters on the scene. so our goal is all hands on deck what we are going to continue to say is if you are in your house, stay in your house. this is not something to be out taking pictures of. this is not something you want your kids playing in, the water isn't safe and a lot of areas where you see this deep water, it has bacteria in it. we've seen areas of the interstate that are right now clear but there will be a watch where it gets real deep. you have to turn around. it's not worth doing it. we are in the process of closing all the interstates around the columbia area, that's changing literally as we go. it's not good to get outside. we'll have another meeting and conference call again at 5:00. i'll be heavily encouraging county office to close tomorrow which automatically we'll suggest schools close and the main reason far is this won't clear up until at least tuesday or wednesday so what we need from a state perspective is give us the space we need. i need all my firs

bragg. and we have helicopters on the scene. so our goal is all hands on deck.continue to say is if you are in your house, stay in your house. this is not something to be out taking pictures of. this is not something that you want your kids playing in. the water is not safe. and a lot of areas across the state where you see this deep water, it's got bacteria in it. so stay inside and don't get in there. we've seen areas of the interstate that are right now clear, but they will be a patch where it goes and it gets real deep. you're going to have to turn away. it's not worth doing. we're in the process of closing all the interstates around the columbia area that is changing let early as we go. it is not good to get outside. we will have another meeting and conference call again at 5:00. i'll be 4heavily encouraging county offices to close tomorrow which automatically we'll suggest that schools close. and the main reason for that is this is not going to clear up until at least tuesday or wednesday. so what we need from a state perspective is give us the space that

. >> catherine: fort bragg has ordered restaurants to cut back on dishwashing by using disposable plates and cups. >> catherine: the city declared a water emergency after a river that got so low that ocean water seeped into city pipes. the city council has ordered residents and businesses to cut water use by 30 percent compared to last year. restaurants and hotels are now required to use disposable flatware -- and to serve water only upon request. >> catherine: and a beautiful day today. it was gorgeous. >> diane: yes, it was my spirit it was about three degrees mama and yesterday. however, if you did not phillip because it was breezy. >> diane: if i can put the land speak for you. here we go. 15 out in the belly and livermore. =--in the valley >> diane: temperatures, right now coming off the daytime high. s 794 antioch. the east bay shore is more like 17. san francisco and the peninsula mid-60s. mostly cloudy conditions. we will notice the breeze dropping down. partly sunny, 53 degrees along of the coast. >> diane: would apply to one up red and here is why. earlier, next week we have th

special forces command at fort bragg, north carolina. he's the first u.s. soldier to die in the fight against isis in some type of combat role or firefight since the u.s. pullout in 2011. the pentagon says he died during a named mission. he's entitled to combat death benefits and eligible for combat awawrpds such as the bronze star and purple heart. they have been saying they have been told to do everything possible to avoid a casualty. but the president did not individually sign off on it. abby: does this change the president's position of no combat in iraq? reporter: the president says no. they are playing word games trying to explain how an hair can special operations soldier died in a rescue mission. they are saying it was not combat, it was a support role. he died helping an ally. >> in a support role they are after he loved to protect themselves and defend against the loss of innocent life. they were there in that support role and acted under those circumstances. reporter: that was the pentagon spokesman yesterday. we expect the secretary of defense a

bragg, in preparation for hurricane joaquin, but most of it is now being sent to south carolina. >>>e towns cut off as the water rose faster than anyone anticipated. one family was rescued in dramatic fashion. a young mother and her baby plucked from a roof and airlifted to safety. abc's rob marciano has the details. >> reporter: a mother an 15-month-old lifted to safety and a father thankful. >> it was one of those things, it was so chaotic, so fast. >> reporter: ian waltz couldn't believe how fast the water came up. as these photos he took out the window show, it was already too late to call 911. >> they said there's nothing we can do for you right now. >> reporter: they tried the coast guard next. just after 6:00 a.m., his fiancee christie posting this frantic plea on facebook, can anyone please help? this is their home, on eight foot stilts. usually on dry land. the water came rushing in and when it did, they evacuated to a neighbor's house by boat, got on to the roof where the u.s. coast guard picked them up. >> reporter: the coast guard helicopter spotting them from above. ian

the general took us inside the training for his troops at fort bragg, north carolina as they learn toder combat. he has walked the line between success and disaster doing exactly what he asked his troops do, go where death may be one step away. >> it was about the mission asked to do. >> twice he parachuted into combat in panama and afghanistan. >> it's both scary and exhilarating. >> votel commanded army rangers in iraq in 2003 when troops stormed an iraqi hospital to rescue jessica lynch. >> one of the big things we learned out of that was our level of readiness, our level of training really allowed us to adapt to the particular situation that we found ourselves in there and just to really step into that situation and do it. >> now the next step, sending drones over syria to track and kill top isis operatives but more than drones are at work. >> a lot of our intelligence comes to talking to people on the ground and understanding what their perspective is and getting their view. >> can you take americans behind the scenes and tell them what one of these missions in reality is like? i

bragg and then helicopters on the scene. so our goal is all hands on deck.hat we are going to continue to say is if you are in your house, stay in your house. this is not something to be out taking pictures of. this is not something you want your kids playing in. the water's not safe and a lot of areas across the state where you see this deep water, it's got bacteria in it. so stay inside and don't get in there. we've seen areas of the interstate that are right now clear but there will be a patch where it goes and gets real deep. you're going to have to turn around. it's not worth doing it. we're in the process of closing all of the interstates around the columbia area. that's changing literally as we go. it is not good to get outside. you will see, we're going to have another meeting and conference call at 5:00. i'm going to be heavily encouraging county offices to close tomorrow, which automatically we're going to suggest that schools close and the main reason for that is, this is not going to clear up until at least tuesday or wednesday. so what we need f

army special command fort bragg.e was part of the rescue efforts to free the 70 hostages in iraq held by isis. we'll also hear from the secretary, his thoughts, on the president's veto of the defense authorization bill the other day. scheduled to start about 20, 25 minutes ago. we're obviously running just a bit late. we'll have it live here on c-span when it gets under way. mr. carter: hi, everybody. good afternoon. thank you. thanks all of you for being here, as always. appreciate it. it's been a productive, eventful week, including in the campaign against isil. from the start of my tenure as secretary of defense, when i brought together generals and ambassadors in kuwait, to my frequent meetings with president obama and secretary kerry, i have ensured that this department remains laser-focused on the execution of our counter-isil strategy. we will deliver a lasting defeat to isil. doing so will require us to learn, evolve and adapt over the course of a determined campaign to carry out this strategy. earlier this w