camille you thought this was a dumb campaign. hear pea -- hear me out though. what if this was aimed at parents or couples who live with a parent? >> right. >> i it was telling the parent if you want grandkids send your kids on a vacation away from you. >> in that case i suppose that could make some sense because they are living at home with mom . >> they also could have aimed the commercial at mom saying go and take a vacation because your kids can have some fun. >> and stop taking the pill and using pro phylactic which is what most of these people are doing. >> you said you don't have any grandkids that you know of. what did you mean by that? >> you know it was a play on a classic saying. that saying is a couple years ago, about 20 years ago i blacked out the whole year. i might have had some kids, they may have had kid. and those kids could be making more kids. one kid looked familiar in the commercial. >> i forgot the classic saying. jew it >> it is a long saying. >> camille, you suggested that they could kidnap kids from other countries. >> did i say that?

it couldn't get worse then coming county -- camile. the winds were not as high that that wasn't a problem it was the storm surge that was the greatest ever reported in the history of meteorology according to the national weather service. the first town near the line and near the eye of the hurricane the storm surge was more than 38 feet deep when you count the waves on top. there's not one structure left in waveland mississippi after the storm went through. the problem is that was also gigantic. when it first came off sure it meant that 70 something miles away the storm was still more than 20 feet deep, more than 20 feet above the mean sea level there was nothing left but the foundation. and in fact most people don't remember downtown mobile flooded from the storm surge and it was generated by the storm that came on shore at the pearl river. so this gargantuan storm wreaked havoc and you have to see it. i will never forget the first time i saw it. we couldn't get out on monday. the storm came on monday morning and the roads were totall

camille foster. and she thinks we can't smell the vodka, but we do. she's joanne. she's such a smarty. she should be rolled in plastic and twisted, it's our op said kath listen. and he's all bark and no bite, the liberal panel. hello. >> hello. that's music. welcome to another edition of lockstep lap dogs where the establishment media bend over. tonight''s edition. she lied but so what? despite proving that hillary fibbed by pushing the video as the cause of the terror attack, the media causes the scandal nothing but a partisan trifle. roll it, carl. >> she couldn't quite give the direct answer of why she was saying in an e-mail something very differently than what was said to the public. >> for the audience, why does it matter whether she was saying one thing? because she tried to say, i was trying to warn other countries we didn't want to see this thing happening anyplace else. >> i'm really glad dana had a chance to talk to representative jordan because i think he was clearly the worst, the most unprofessional, the most misleading, the most really demeaning to t

. >> i can watch my words, maybe be a little more camillely correct. to be honest, one of the things i am doing well, being politically correct takes a lot of time. we don't have time to always be politically correct. >> trump insists clinton was a bad secretary of state and believes she will be if his words rather easy to beat. meantime, trump's republican rival is backtracking about his comments. carson said last week jews in europe, if they had guns, they would have -- carson said he never intended for his words to diminish the enormity of the tragedy or cause any damage to holocaust survivors of tear families. lamar odom is under watch at a hospital. doctors there are treating his situation as an overdose. the former nba player was found unconscious tuesday afternoon at this nevada brothel. investigators say blood was coming from his nose and mouth. sources close to odom said he had multiple drugs in his system. toxicology test results are not out yet. he suffered a stroke and is now on a ventilator. reports from family and fellow athletes is pouri

whatever you mention that they will be making landfall, go back to camille in that coast for us, looking great. the 50s for their high school football. tomorrow in the 60s, the shower or two in to sunday morning. >> all right, that is wusa9 news at 6:00. cbs evening news with scott kelly is next. >> pelley: there it is, the strongest hurricane this hemisphere has ever seen, and a popular resort is in its crosshairs. also tonight, hillary clinton hit the trail after a marathon on the hill. in the land of the alligator, it's about to be open season on bears. and steve hartman with the little one-horse power engine that could. >> he's super soft tail. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: news is breaking tonight south of the border be hurricane patrish arb the songest ever recorded in the southern hemisphere is taking aim at mexico. 13 million people are in its path. this is what it look likes from

more powerful than hurricane camille back in the late 60s. more powerful than andrew in 1992 and even stronger and potentially more deadly than hurricane katrina in 2005. there you see it right there off the gulf of mexico. approximately about 200 miles just off the manifesto coast. >> patricia is causing problems in the united states. drenching rain is falling in parts of texas today. heavy rain triggered flash floods yesterday. dozens of people had to be rescued from their homes and their cars. >>> developing news in the east bay. san leandro police officers were in a shooting this morning on 137th avenue near bancroft around 9 a.m. officers were called to a home on a report of a suicidal man armed with a gun. they attempted to speak with him as he sat in a parked car. police say there was a confrontation and at least one officer opened fire. the man was injured and taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. no officers were hurt. san leandro high school was briefly locked down after the shooting but has since reopened. >>> an early-

strong as camille. we haven't seen a hurricane like this there have been a few typhoons this is one of the strongest ever to make landfall. we will watch it move inland tonight. weaken some overnight into tomorrow and then the moisture heads toward texas. we are -- they are dealing flooding rain. we have a chance for a few showers this weekend. i will let you know when. back to you. >> thank you. >>> hurricane patricia kicked up even more rain on water logged texas. the downpour dropped four inches of rain in four hours in central and western parts of state and some folks could see up to -- a foot moreover the next several days. what they don't need. all the rain is flooding streets, leaving cars submerged. the mobile homes have even floated away. >>> a church destroyed by massive flames. next why the fire is such a big loss and not just for its jewish church. >> and this may be one of your biggest fear when is crossing the bay bridge. why a truck was just feet away from tipping in to the from tipping i

they stay out over the ocean. united states, camille and andrew. this is an incredible storm. it made records. from the highest wind speed at 200 miles an hour, for the western hemisphere and the lowest pressure, the pressure being 879 millibars. think of it as a hole in the atmosphere. the air has to rush in to fill the hole. so our pressure today in the new york area 1030 millibars. you can see the huge pressure difference when we're talking about how low the pressure is. the lower it goes, the air has to rush in and that's how the wind speed intensifies. that's why we talked about the 200-mile-an-hour wind. we're down in intensity. it's weakening a little bit as it approaches manzanillo. the eye is right about there. it's gotten covered over a bit. again, still a catastrophic category 5 storm will go into manzanillo. the rain will pretty northward over the central part of mexico. puerto vallarta is there. guadalajara will get pounded with heavy rain. wind. then looks like the rain will trek across texas. could be some heavy rain there into the early part of next week and ev

haiyan just last year in the philippines, 195 miles an hour, camille in 1969 in mississippi, 190. andrew in florida in '92, 167. it's going to be up there in the 190 mile an hour zone. so we're much colder around here, we've got some weekend showers and more on that strongest hurricane ever. we have clear skies out there right now. it's 61 degrees, the humidity is low, 12 degrees colder than it was at this time yesterday. and yesterday we were 77 degrees for the high. today 65. that's exactly average. tomorrow we're going to be even cooler before we go up a bit on sunday, then back down on monday. right now it's 48 in mount pocono, you can see the northerly wind that's bringing in the cooler air, combine that with the clear skies and lighter winds and these temperatures are going to drop really quickly during the next several hours. we were in the 60s just an hour ago, so just like that the temperature has really plunged. so you're going to need that jacket tonight. that's for sure. and the low temperatures down near the freezing mark in allentown, 35 in pottstown, 37 in trenton.

. >> cosby's wife camille is also named in the lawsuit. so far no comment from cosby's lawyers.as not been charged with any crimes. >> all right, 5:13 right now, and i heard something about temperatures in the three's, kyla? >> yes, we are talking later this weekend becomes to see big difference in temperatures, but listen, take a deep breath. not today, not yet. so today laking -- looking just fine. morning clouds, sprinkle or two possible, but afternoon sun coming our way. this will be our last seasonable day in the next few, though, we will get to in a in just a moment. current look storm scan3 little rain off to the west, that's giving the poconos few showers, i think at best, few sprinkles for us, then it is out of here. take a look at future weather, boom, out of here, here comes the sunshine setting us up for pretty good looking friday. not bad at all. we will deal with that business, then talking temperatures. current temperature 54 in philadelphia, 59 atlantic city so waist going to happen is our 60s will get bumped out of the way, by these two successive cold front, br

. >> the person who perhaps knows bill cosby best, his wife of 50 years, camille, his issued a public statement of support and earlier this year so did members of cosby's other family, his tv one. >> all i can speak to is the man that i know and that i love. the fact that he has been such an example. you can't take away from the grade that he has done. >> monique presley is one of bill cosby's attorneys. she told msnbc's thomas roberts in july that the star adamantly denies doing anything wrong. >> he has vehemently denied the allegation that he, one, without consent gave anyone a drug and that he, two, without consent had a relationship or had sexual interaction with another adult. >> as bill cosby's legal team has repeatedly pointed out, he has never been charged with a crime. the sheer number of his accusers, they say, does not make the women's stories true. >> let's talk about what his side has said. how many of you reported anything to police at the time of the incident? nobody. did any of you go to a hospital for a rape kit exam? cosby's attorney has said, quote, it is completel

it ranks up there with andrew, with camille. they do not get that your instructor than this.on hyantioned n. we expecting that kind of destruction from patricia? is more -- more tightly wound. the needle.d building construction was not as sturdy as what you find typically in along the coast of mexico. there are some advantages. that could work to their favor. mark: you mentioned manzanillo. it is mexico's biggest container port. how vulnerable is it because of the approaching storm? like i was saying before the positive side is that the really powerful winds are 15 miles across. the hurricane strength winds reach 35 miles. if the track is just right those parts will be spared some serious damage. if they take a direct hit all bets are off. this kind of thing would disrupt the ports for maybe weeks if they do take that direct hit. a port like manzanillo, i am sure there are no ships moving in or out and it has been shut down completely and it will have to stay shut down until they -- the danger passes. mark: you can always find the latest news on bloomberg.com. back over to yo

. >> the person who perhaps knows bill cosby best, his wife of 50 years, camille, his issued a publicatement of support and earlier this year so did members of cosby's other family, his tv one. >> all i can speak to is the man that i know and that i love. the fact that he has been such an example. you can't take away from the grade that he has done. >> monique presley is one of bill cosby's attorneys. she told msnbc's thomas roberts in july that the star adamantly denies doing anything wrong. >> he has vehemently denied the allegation that he, one, without consent gave anyone a drug and that he, two, without consent had a relationship or had sexual interaction with another adult. >> as bill cosby's legal team has repeatedly pointed out, he has never been charged with a crime. the sheer number of his accusers, they say, does not make the women's stories true. >> let's talk about what his side has said. how many of you reported anything to police at the time of the incident? nobody. did any of you go to a hospital for a rape kit exam? cosby's attorney has said, quote, it is completely i

>> it would be the nights of the white camille ya and in the city of new orleans, the crescent city white league. there's a group known as the louisiana lie john. and the way they're involved in this case, this is a few front assault on reconstruction lodged by the democratic party politically, lodged by the knights of the white camille ya and clan with violence where they're killing republican officials, killing white people that cooperate with the republican party and the freed men and their political leaders. but then there's campbell who picks up his legal briefs and it's campbell and a number of other lawyers and they go to court and combined it is a full-blown rule or ruin massive resistance to reconstruction. >> so you said the case had to be argued twice. why is that in how does that happen? >> the first time it's argued that one of the justices is effectively indisposed. so you have nine justices but one of them is unavailable. and so the court is not in a position to decide this case. and i think they understand, as i read before, you dmoe, they all had this understanding that t

similar to what camille did to the mississippi coast back in the 60s here. it's going to come on shore maybe just west oma -- of manzanio. and then this will dissipate as it moves in to northern mexico here in the next couple of days as it weakens overland. but patricia is one of the strongest hurricanes we have ever seen. yesterday was a category one, intensifying so quickly within 24 hours. as far as the meteorologist, trying to learn why it did and what it said. i'll come back in a few minutes with your weekend forecast. if you want to follow more on patricia, check out the section that we have on our downloadable app. back to you. >> thanks, howard. >>> one day after being grilled for 11 hours about benghazi, hillary clinton returned to the campaign trail. this afternoon she really lid supporters in old town alexandria -- she rallied supporters in old town alexandria. >> i'm filled with excitement and optimism. and i'm not running for president obama's third term, i'm not running for bill clinton's third term, i'm running for my first term. >> our andrea

rosanna: lebron make make the camille and issue? >> acting in train wreck, he caught the acting bug and as executive producer week said would you come act in the show and he is in an episode in three weeks in a great scene, a card playing scene and he is hilarius. he did the show five days after the playoffs ended so he finish the championship and is just such a good guy and very at ease. greg: by the way you got some nerve wearing that hat. >> wait a minute, wild card. how many wild cards are there now? rosanna: help me on this one. >> i find 5 and 6-year-old kids with yankee hats and it must be so hard that you never remember the yankees' winning a championship. greg: you are going to get punched in the nose if you keep it up. let's see a clip please. it the glick. >> he murdered ben: it. >> that is a deer. >> i eat than the. we make a rug. >> where did you get a gun? vast shot? >> what for? >> they have low prices guaranteed. >> this is not the forest. >> you're shooting bucks in the head. rosanna: it looks funny. >> mike is hila

stronger than any storm you can name, including katrina, francis, andrew, camille. all of those not as big as this right now. >> chad meyers, keep us most poegsed. >>> new details about the rescue mission in northern iraq. an american soldier was killed in the operation that liberated about 70 hostages from an isis controlled prison. the man is sergeant joshua wheeler. joe johnson has more for you. >> reporter: master sergeant joshua wheeler, 39 years old. from rowland oklahoma. had been deployed multiple times in afghanistan and iraq. a number of firsts in this situation quite frankly. he was the first known u.s. service member killed in iraq since november of 2011. he was also among the first to be involved in a known engagement with isis on the grounds. his name is joshua wheeler. roland, oklahoma. 39 years old. quite an operation this was to resident accucue hostages in ki. >> joe johnson reporting live this morning. also this hour, hillary clinton faces a decidedly more friendly audience. she and the remaining democrats in the race will address their peters lea

. >> owners have been long-time associates and close friends to bill cosby and his wife camille. the family has been publicly pretty quiet amid accusations that the comedian and actor allegedly drugged and raped dozens of women. bruce johnson has been working on this latest development, knowing the family trying to get some reactions. we'll have more on just who defaced cosby's mural all coming up on wusa9 news at 6:00 with bruce johnson and jan jeffcoat. >>> all right, now let's talk about the chilly temperatures we had to deal with over the weekend. a lot to break out the ice scrapers for the first time this season. topper shutt joins us. are we going to need them again tomorrow or do we need a break? >> a little bit of a break. pollen is done, so if you had ragweed issues, they're done. frost and freeze took care of that. let's start with the low temperatures tonight. they'll be cold, but it won't be record setting. i was 29 in baltimore for a record as we were in the lower 30s and the upper 20s ourselves. but tonight the upper 30s, maybe 35 in frederick. maybe 36 in olnie. da

and we should have more of that says camille -- kmele foster of freethink media. >> public schools are mandated by the federal government there. are states where various states and county governments can create their own policy. they taylor the policy to the particular needs of the particular community and get to see what works. if your school district doesn't work particularly well, one, they're closer to you, so you have a better chance of changing it, and two easier to move across county line than the national border of a particular country. john: another experiment now is drug legalization, marijuana legalization. >> sure, absolutely. we've seen a couple of sta in the union do something crazy like legalize marijuana, but in places like colorado we haven't seen the dire consequences that are predicted. >> they would horrible things would happen, burglaries are down, violent crimes are down, the "washington post" reports highway fatalities in colorado are near historic lows. i thought all the stoned people were going to crash cars. >> hasn't turned out that way. john: of all the pres

hurricane camille came ashore on the mississippi coastline in 1969 with stronger winds than these. this when it was in the water the strongest we have seen 200 miles per hour sustained winds just luckily weakened a bit before it came on shore we're talking 165 miles per hour we're talking tornadic-strength winds causing that damage. i have been watching the wave heights come from 45 feet down to 27 just offshore that's because it's made its way inland. the track as a category five goes off toward the north northeast at 15 miles per hour. it will weaken substantially overnight down 125 miles per hour just by 2:00 a.m.. then by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon a tropical storm with winds of 60 miles per hour. but that's not the end of the threat. it will be raining heavily the mountainous terrain here in mexico will ring out all the tropical moisture and because flooding for all the people living in those regions right there. back home we are clear tonight awaiting some showers this week which will play apart in your weekend forecast. you look to the west you can see them there. nothing that

. >> after an all-out search, the car was located a quarter mile away, where the mother, camille solomon, was relieved to see her daughter was safe. the little girl's aunt who had been babysitting the child was arrested on the scene and charged with child endangerment. >> as the colder weather approaches, people want to keep their car warm. they want to be warm when they get back in to it. unfortunately this is the result. >> i'm glad the baby is okay. but i think she'll be more cautious now and not leave her child in the car. >> maybe it's a wake-up call to a lot of people who might be watching. >> yeah, it's actually a wake-up call because you never know these days. people are crazy. >> the girl's mother could not be reached for comment late this afternoon. the child's aunt identified as gayle solomon lives with the family. she was arraigned and released without bail. this crime is a misdemeanor under new york state law. police describe the car thief as a middle aged man in his 50s. they're also seeking two other men who witnesses say jumped in to the car minutes after it was stolen. a

very intense hurricane, often don't see them maintain category five, only two hit here in the u.s., camille and andrew, so rare to see storm this strong in making landfall, category five. likely around 8:00 our time tonight about 20 inches every rain predicted, we continue to watch this catostrophic event, no question. here fall color, nearing the peak, if you want to get out and enjoy the breeze, it will be dying down. tomorrow near pecan peak, that's what we're seeing across the area, so get out, enjoy it, may not be nice daikon sunday, little rain predicted tomorrow will be a cool start. fifty-four, we climbed up to 64, dropping tonight, that wind dice down, and it is clear, nothing on ultimate doppler radar. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, here is what you are stepping outside to. this will be about 6:00. get up early you'll feel that chill in the air. put the coats out. already to go. kids will want to go outside with the nice sunshine, it will be chill when you take the first step outside. warms up little bit, not quite like we saw today in the 06 ace, only into the upper 50

. >> camille opped not to discuss how a new york accent may sr. the campaigns of donald trum or bernie sanders but on for the thought anded a hit med may help her to charm the customers. >> i think they feel home my with it. it is comforting. >> with you postally regulars flock to the garden force the square pizza, the sausage then pork chops and the ice on which a mool's grandfather founded this sta establishment 76 years ago in whatever accent sold the most ice cream. >> fill the holes in. >> in bensonhurst, matt king, "fox 5 news." >> and i mean, look that. born ny is brooklyn. done ailed queens. >> yeah. >> and they are are both, you know. >> they are both new yorkers shake it. >> but like they do. they respond to it. you mow what i mean? it is larger than life. love. >> i and part of that studies the ability to tale story. you snow we are very believable. we can tell the stories. we're very, you know, emotional and we knew. >> we talk with your hands. that's how you do it in new york. >> yeah. >> all right. >> tell the story. i dat good story

and we should have more of that says camille -- kmele foster of freethink media. >> public schools are not mandated by the federal government there. are states where various states and county governments can create their own policy. they taylor the policy to the particular needs of the particular community and get to see what works. if your school district doesn't work particularly well, one, they're closer to you, so you have a better chance of changing it, and two easier to move across county line than the national border of a particular country. john: another experiment now is drug legalization, marijuana legalization. >> sure, absolutely. we've seen a couple of states in the union do something crazy like legalize marijuana, but in places like colorado we haven't seen the dire consequences that are predicted. >> they would horrible things would happen, burglaries are down, violent crimes are down, the "washington post" reports highway fatalities in colorado are near historic lows. i thought all the stoned people were going to crash cars. >> hasn't turned out that way. john: of all t

camille 0 busti willauo. >> thank you very much. >> supplies for foods of survivors of nepal's earthquakere stuck in warehouses. delivery trucks can't deliver because of the blockade on india. winter is fast approaching and time is running out to deliver food, medicine and shelter. >> jessica in the district of nepal is three hours away from kathmandu in a private vehicle. people here, it's a day long engineer. when the quake shook nepal, nobody died here most of the homes were sdroidestroyed. food was always difficult to find in this village. things became worse. generations have endured hardship here the earthquake is just added one. >> our house cracked. i suppose that's hardship. we were given some tarpolian sheets. some seeds germnated. we patched our cracked house. >> without a functioning market, there is no where that can earn money. a few weeks away, they were told they would get food directly for doing some work for the village. >> these people are here to build a community road. for 40 days of work, they are supposed to get frust rice to last them three months until the next ha

strongest to ever hit land, last year haiyan in the philippines, 195 mile an hour sustained winds, camille in mississippi 190, andrew 167. right now patricia has 200, so if it continues in its intensity, it will be the most intense on earth to make landfall. temperatures to the 30s tomorrow night, chilly tomorrow morning and not going to warm up a lot during the day. don't expect any rain, more clouds in the afternoon, no rain tomorrow evening either for your outdoor activities, but if there's any rain this weekend, here's when it's likely to come between about 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. on sunday. if you sleep in on sunday, you'll miss the whole thing and even then it's not a lot of rain. look at the temperatures going back up into the 60s. upper 60s for sunday afternoon. sunday afternoon may actually turn out to be pretty nice. clearer, much cooler tonight, 42 for the low philadelphia, 32 north and west. during the day tomorrow, we expect things to start off sunny, then the clouds increase. kind of chilly with the high of 60 degrees. that's actually below average. then we jump up on sunday after

strongest ever recorded on the planet with any tropical system, stronger than katrina, stronger than camille, stronger than andrew. now, as we zoom in the maximum sustained winds have decreased to 190 miles per hour. the reason why, this is really beginning to interact with land and you can see how the eye wall is beginning to collapse a little bit as it is encountering the friction but it is coming ashore as a category five hurricane with winds almost equivalent to an e philadelphia. four tornado. it will b-- ef-4 tornade coit wt ripped apart by the mountains of mexico as it moves inland. the problem, though, right along the coast, it's moving inland very close to manzanillo and puerta vallarta, big resort towns. we're looking at wave heights 30 to 40 feet, the storm surge up to 20 feet. that's like a tsunami coming ashore. that's going to cause lots of problems along the coast as it continues to move inland although the mountains will rip app parter the winds, the moisture will actually intensify. looking at about 5-inches along the coast but this storm system likely will kind of reenergiz

landfall just last year, haiyan in the philippines, 195 miles an hour, so we're very close to that or camille at 190 miles an hour. now things are going to be getting worse and worse. workers have been boarding up the buildings as hurricane patricia heads toward the pacific coast of mexico. powerful category 5 storm. it had winds of 200 miles an hour, of course, the hurricane warnings in effect. and you have a combination of the extreme winds, plus the big storm surge, and we're not going to be getting video until at least tomorrow, so whatever you see tonight is just ahead of the storm, it's going to be much worse than anything we'll be seeing tonight. >> all right, glenn. and at home you can track the hurricane's path with our nbc 10 news app. you can watch the storm in mexico and also see the weather in your neighborhood. >>> meanwhile in france, the families of more than 40 people are reeling after a tour bus crashed, killing their loved ones. at least 43 people died when a bus hit a logging truck. the victims all retirees were on their way to wine country for the day. the crash is the de

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the worst we had in our country was camille. notice the eye appeared a little bit here. we want -- it was up to 200 and now down to 190. unfortunately, it is too late for places along the coast. for everyone which we know is a big resort area we have six hours until the strongest winds get there. if we continue to see the storm weakening that will reduce the impact a little more. instead of a lot of structures destroyed maybe weaker structures and hotels will survive. people are trying to survive. a lot of people could not evacuate in time. they were trying to put as many people on buses as they could. a lot of people had to shut down the highway in between. here is the forecast path. landfall in the next hour and then will move up in between as we go towards maybe the next day or two it will be gone. here is where it ranks all time. 200 miles per hour winds earlier today. third strongest storm we ever recorded. as it makes landfall will it be tied with 190 miles per hour winds for strongest landfalling system. we will find out. >> packing a huge punch. thank you. >>> co

as you said, stronger than andrew, katrina, camille, a lot of people in the u.s.ger. not to mention the winds we're going to be talking about major strorm surge along the gulf coast during katrina. we had up to to 27-feet storm surge. this is going to be unprecedented. could be catastrophic for this portion of mexico. moving to the north right now at 12, it's going to make landfall in the next couple hours. once it makes landfall, it's going to weaken considerably. mountainous terrain will shred the storm apart, so it will start to lose wind strength. it will hang on to the moisture though. we are going to see a lot of rain. like we mentioned about the terrain, all the rain has to go somewhere. it's going to flow down the mountains. we are going to see major flooding. not to mention, we could see landslides, mud slides, we have seen this in previous storms in mexico and they can be deadly. that's also something we're really going to be watching out for. . 10 to 20 inches of rain possibly right along the coast. this is going to be one of those storms we will be tal

on the eastbound and westbound why things are still very quiet a live look at the san mateo bridge camilleis safe to go ahead and issue a high wind advisoryill not be surprised if that will be canceled because they have diminished quite a bit since last night and live look at the golden gate bridge commit were attracted also is very light this morning the southbound ride on 101 last not least the last look at the richmond san rafael bridge commune where traffic is also very light along to stay 580. >>james: morse of our store is now being told at the captain's mast after the father of one student who was in the classroom during that shooting is not sure of her story she has more on the reaction to what happened. >>reporter: his daughter was inside the classroom were so many lives lost some she survived he died in the shooting he says when trevor was shot he moved closer to help protect her we believe that his last moment he made a conscious effort to cover my daughter the shooter stepped over lacey thinking she was dead she was in church sunday as a father recounted the story lacey is dete

problem for the easy and fast track lanes lawyer friday morning alive but at the san mateo bridge camillery light traffic conditions on 92 for both directions nothing to slow dog arrive this morning. >>anny hong: no-fault nothing to slow down this morning and live look at the richmond san rafael bridge committee on 580 a couple of more cars on the screen but still very light traffic conditions all across the bed with no major hot spots to report. >>james: topping the area had lies at the moment with a local community college on the edge this morning after a student was raped another man expose themselves the crimes happen on the campus of santa rosa during a college. >>reporter: of ms. crisp fall of a freshman now carry something extra with her walk on a way to class as santa rosa junior college choice the business major wants to be safe at school in late august a female student was sexually assaulting and and bathroom and burned all the attack at night and police are not investigating she refuses to work and they're they're even during the day the college is done with indecent exposure c

in this storm when it makes landfall will be -- have stronger winds than andrew, katrina, camille. this is going to be historic. and it's going to possibly be catastrophic for whatever area, whatever village is right in the path of that eye when this makes landfall in the next couple of hours. winds right now 190 miles per hour. that is from the latest advisory that came out about five minutes ago. gusts of 235 miles per hour. that's stronger than an f-5 tornado or just as strong as an f-5 tornado i should say. it is moving to the north-northeast at about 14 miles per hour. this storm is going to push inland very quickly by 11:00 tonight it is going to be well inland. and it is going to be a category three. look how far inland it is and it's still maintaining category three status. once it enters this real mountainous terrain across mexico it is going to weaken to a tropical storm. this is going to be devastating in form of winds, also storm surge as well as the rains. the mountainous terrain we are going to be looking at major flooding and possibly landslides across mexico. so the

por otro lado a la apariciÓn de camil seso to causÓ furor y dicen memes camilo susto, digo camilo sesto y bien fuerte, porque estÁn aquÍ seÑores y seÑoras, los mÁs cotizados, baby rasta y gringo bienvenidos muchachos quÉ honor y que orgullo estar con ustedes. saliendo su disco y llegando al nÚmero uno en todas las listas. >>> asÍ es, mucho trabajo estamos de promociÓn en promociÓn una gira promocional empezamos desde europa. brincamos para colombia, de colombia a nueva york, y ahora nos tocÓ miami. >>> quÉ increÍble. bueno aquÍ hay 3 sencillos que estÁn buenÍsimos, "me niegas" que llegÓ a 192 millones hasta ahorita de visitas ¿ quÉ significa esto para un artista como ustedes? >>> es bueno para nosotros, porque pues llevamos un mensaje, se grabÓ el video en un colegio y tambiÉn llevando un mensaje de decirle no al bullying, fue con amor prohibido nos llevÓ a la lista de billboard de estar en la nominaciones, tambiÉn tuvo un mensaje, las parejas que a veces hay una tercera persona con una amiga y le tira la mala es otro mensaje, con el mensaje del video de un beso, es un mensaje aÚn mÁs b

alejandro: este increÍble, comparte con nuestro compaÑero jaime camil!seÑores, el Álbum ya estÁ a la venta! alejandro: en espaÑol, el primer disco de nuestra gran rita moreno! ahora vamos a ver la historia de un padre que hace cualquier cosa por sus hijos. ♪ ♪ ana: un beso. alan: mi queridÍsimo william, te ves muy lindo en las cÁmaras, ¿quÉ es lo que tienes? william: los padres estÁn dispuestos de hacer de todo por sus hijos. ana: ¿y las madres? alan: tambiÉn, pero los padres tambiÉn. william: veamos el vÍdeo que causa sensaciÓn en las redes sociales. alan: ese es el problema. uno que trata a peinar a sus hijas. william: el intenta peinarla, pero, miren lo que sucede. ana: estÁ hermosa. william: miren lo que sucede. alan: ¿quÉ pasÓ? ana: es que tiene mucho cabello, se le reventÓ la liga. alan: quÉ belleza. william: lo mÁs importante es que el padre trato. ana: es un reto peinar a los niÑos. alan: hermosos, esa es labor de las mamis, que las mamis las peinen. william: nota podemos peinar asÍ porque no tienes pelo. alan: cuando estaba chiquito tenÍan. ana:

don't think you can put your mind around stronger than katrina, stronger than andrew, stronger than camillehan the labor day hurricane. it is hard to fathom what 200 miles an hour around the center of an eye that is only about seven miles around. winds 200 miles per hour one way, into the eye and then 200 miles per hour the other way. there will be a major flood event but i think the big event will be the wind tearing up the most. north of manzanillo, south of puerta vallarta. it isn't going to be over a big tourist destination be tourists trapped but manzanillo will take the brunt of this. surge could be as deep as 30 feet. and the waves as well. some will also produce rainfall in the mountains and flash flooding. and eventually some of that moisture could get into north america, into the u.s. as we start to see rainfall into parts of texas, maybe even louisiana on saturday or sunday. a lot of this storm will be taking the stuffing up because of the mountains with maybe a foot or two of rain. >> we'll keep our eye on that all day. thanks so much. >>> now to top cnn heros. kim carter turned

. ♪ ♪ jaime camil y su familia celebraron el cumpleaÑos dos nÚmero cuatro de su hija elena, asÍ celebraronn. le explico lo que hasta ahora leÍ en el comunicado, aparentemente la chica tenÍa problemas de disciplina, el maestro se desespera, llama al policÍa escolar para que tome cartas en el asunto, el policÍa le dice, por favor levÁntate, la chica no le hace caso, el policÍa llegÓ al extremo de tener que arrasarla para afuera del salÓn, y en repetidas ocasiones cuando estaba en el piso le decÍa pon tus manos en la espalda, parecÍa que la querÍa esposar, y la chica no hacÍa caso, aquí, vemos un claro ejemplo del abuso de cierta manera de fuerza de un policÍa, pero no sabemos lo que pasÓ por eso digo que es controversial, ¿quÉ hizo que llegara el policÍa a ese extremo? ¿quÉ harÍa usted si le hace eso a su hijo? verÓnica: si le hace eso a mi hija lo meto a la cÁrcel, abusa de la fuerza de una niÑa, independientemente si la niÑa se porta mal, estÁ rebelde, sabemos que los jÓvenes en esa etapa, usted no me dejarÁ mentir, ella no le hace caso policÍa por una rebeldía, como lo hacen en casa los c