rescue crews telling people to keep out off the streets. this shows how powerful rushing water is totally wing out this pick run truck. the worst of the wild weather is over but as jay gray reports the struggle continues in that part of the country. >>> south carolina is still under water right now. historic flooding that's tossed aside cars, torn away roads, bridges and damns and swallowed communities from the coast through the mid lands . >>> we are continuing rescue and evacuation operations throughout the state. >>> in the columbia area alone there have been more than 150 swift water rescues and first responders expect that number to climb. national guard has moved in to help with the ongoing effort in the flood zone focus much of their attention to the columbia area where the water had an effect on just about everyone and everything. >>> infrastructure is compromised. severe issues water. not flood levels that continue to climb but public water system that's been compromised leaving thousands without usable water. the situation so dire

got work crews there. and also on the mass pike both directions between the allston/brighton tolls and route 93. now further south, you've got work crews here on route 3 between route 18 and 93. they're already in the process of picking up. same with the crews on 9 both directions by route 24. and 138 in canton. erika. erika: kevin, thanks so much. breaking overnight. one person is dead after an overnight car crash in somerset. it happened on lafayette street. two utility poles were also taken down by the crash. emily: right now debris lifted from the atlantic is giving clues in the search for a missing cargo ship with new englanders on board. the ship known as "el faro" disappeared near the bahamas on thursday while hurricane joaquin was raging. a distress call indicates the taking on water. it had been en route to puerto rico from jacksonville, florida. search crews found a life ring with the name of the ship on it. they also found shipping containers, but none of tha proves that the ship went down. dyla

roughly 200 adults. 17 children and 7 crew members. russia's federal air transportation agency says the airbus was supposed to contact air traffic control in cyprus but it never did. there are reports that the airliner had descended about 6,000 feet before the flight radar 24 lost coverage. and that was only about 23 minutes into the flight. so right now, we are going to go to anthony roman who is our aviation investigator, and mr. roman, if you'd be so kind as to tell us, this is an airbus 321. it's only 18 years old. not to speculate, but it's the middle of the day. what do you think possibly could have happened on this flight? >> well, you know, dara, that is not a terribly old aircraft. but there has been a lot of criticism about the fly by wire airbus. now, simply what that means is that the pilot has no direct link between the cockpit controls and the flight controls on the tail, the rudder and the wings. what happens is is the pilot controls the control wheel and the control yoke and the throttles are connected to flight compute

crews say the hay will continue to burn throughout the day. we now know what may have sparked large scale field fires in eastern iowa.... it took 13 fire departments 5 hours to put out the flames in eldridge monday. crews believe a burn pile, fueled by high winds likely caused that. they're now asking people not burn on windy days. they say if you have to, don't leave it unattended. the fire knocked out nearly two- thousand acres, including some fields of corn that had yet to be harvested. there's almost as much talk today about who was not on the stage at last night's democratic presidential debate as the debate itself. but one thing was clear... the two front-runners dominated the nbc's chris clackum has the story. the day after tuesday night's debate in las vegas between candidates vying for the democratic presidential nomination... ...some analysts wonder whether the missing joe biden may have missed an opportunity. "the moment when everyone is screaming at the top of their lungs for you to get in, is when you should get in. when they stop

>>> honoring new england crew members lost at sea in the middle of a hurricane as search teams continue to hunt for survivors. >>> a messy morning, a water main break causes havoc in a neighborhood. it's cleaned up. >>> the weather is beautiful around here, how much longer could this last? >>> back in court, aaron hernandez says his double out. clean up is underway. a water main break flooded the and the water coming you have to the wheels on some of the cars there. the water has receded. >> i'm kathynicole is life. >> reporter: the noise you hear is one residents and shop owners will hear for sometime longer, if you look, you can see crews have quite a bit of work to do here on prince street in the north end after a entire area. like riffs of flowing water, gallons rushed down prince in boston's north end. that was just after 6:00 a.m., in front of is century old bakery. fortunately, not the case. crumbled asphalt is just the beginning of the story only everywhere. >> reporter: patrick mandosa was if route to his restaurant when the break happened. couldn't believe. >> we have pumpkins

a replacement crew came on board and flew the crew to logan four hours late. the pilot here, you can see pictures of his family, say johnston had 25 years' experience but a history of heart troubles including a by pass in 2006. in the days and weeks before the flight, johnston was feeling good. >> as far as we knew, he felt fine. as far as i knew, he was doing great. he spent the last couple of weeks working on losing weight. had lost about ten pounds and said "i feel better than i've felt in a long time." >> reporter: since his double by pass surgery a couple of years ago, he was required to get a complete physical every six months to ensure he was well enough to fly. >>> this historic flooding in the threat isn't over yet. water is slowly being released from dams in the area over fears they could break. 500 roads and bridges are shut down and cemeteries have been uprooted with caskets floating downstream. residents are being reminded to stay off the streets. president obama has signed a declaration allowing for disaster aid to immediately help those in need.

crews did recover one body and found a third man alive. all of them were aboard a boat that sent out a distress call. the bay can be treacherous in this area with currents moving in different directions. right now search and rescue crews are dealing with fog as well. >> there's no wind chop. we have fairly significant swell of about eight to ten feet. the wind is calm. it's very foggy, very poor visibility. they left there morning to go fishing. i do not know where they were fishing but they were found on the south side of tomales point. >> the condition of the surviving fishman hasn't been released. authorities were looking into whether the men were wearing their life vests. >>> the shgella outbreak is spreading. there's now 182 reported cases of this virus with victims spread across six local counties. the newest cases are in marin. everyone who got sick reported eating at this restaurant. in downtown san jose. this happened nine days ago. it's linked to an unidentified employee there. many of the newer cases are believed to be secondary

crews from baxter, collins, and newton all responded. the building sustained fire, smoke and water damage. everyone inside was able to get out safely... meanwhile two area fire departments are looking to consolidate their flame fighting efforts. fire crews in clive and windsor heights are considering a merger that has residents wondering what it all means for them. channel 13's josh nguyen is covering the story this morning. he joins us now from clive. the city of clive is hosting a public meeting and presentation to invite feedback from clive residents and businesses on the proposed fire/ems merger. the meeting to provide the public with more information and gather input will be held on monday, october 19 from 5:30 pm. - 7:00 p.m. at the dymond public safety center, 8505 harbach blvd. following the it's shaping up to be an important week for hillary clinton. meanwhile ... the republican presidential candidates focus on trying to get an edge on donald trump. brian mooar has the political update from washington. today, democratic frontrun

crews found a badly damaged lifeboat and found one body. a mechanical failure left the boat adrift. among the 33 people on board. >>> massachusetts could be going hands free. today, lawmakers will debate a bill requiring drivers to use a head set or bluetooth device. the change will cut down on distracted driving. >>> at least seven people are recovering after a train derailment in vermont. the train hit rocks that fell onto the tracks. bree is here with the latest on what vermont's government calls a freak of nature. good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn. vermont's governor says there was no wrongdoing and that thises what an accident. meantime, the tracks remain closed as crews clear the tracks. amtrak plans to bus passengers who are booked on the vermonter to and from springfield. yesterday morning, the train was heading to washington with 98 passengers and four crew members on board. near montpelier where the wreck happened, several inches of rain fell that could have triggered a rock slide. >> we felt something like a

families of the missing crew members have been notified. congressman jason cha ffetz challenging mccarthy in the race for speaker. why he said he is the right choice. ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. iflike i love shrimp, come to red lobster's endless shrimp... ...for as much as you want, any way you want it... sweet, buttery, and creamy. like new pineapple habanero coconut shrimp bites... ...and teriyaki grilled shrimp. and yeah, it's endless, but it won't last forever. >> utah congressman jason chaffetz tossing his hat in for the speaker. he's ready to challenge kevin mccarthy for the job. mike emmanuel is live with that. >> reporter: with jason chaffetz challenging kevin for speaker it is getting awkward. they are close friends up until now. now it is getting personal shins he is running against the house majority leader. >> i think the republicans want a change. there is a reason we see the phenom

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crews battling a brush fire in south san jose. it's burning near santa teresa boulevard and bailey avenue. here are the latest numbers from san jose fire. it's four acres large. it broke out less than two hours ago. cal fire is helping out with six engines and with a dozer. no homes right now threatened, but we are sending a crew to the scene to keep an eye on the situation. we'll bring you an update as soon as they get there. >>> new updates this morning after a celebratory parade turns tragic. a woman plows her car into a crowd of people. what's headed her way now? the woman charged with plowing her car into a crowd of people during sard >>> happening today, an arraignment scheduled for the woman charged with plowing her car into a crowd of people during saturday's oklahoma state homecoming parade in stillwater. four people died as a result. dozens more were injured. mourners gathered yesterday to pray for the victims. >> when you experience trauma, you just want to be together, you just want to be next to somebody, want to be a

five passengers and two crew members were hurt. governor called the accident a freak of nature, saying there was no reason to believe negligence was to blame. >>> a big breakfast cereal recall. general mills is recalling 1.8 boxes of cheerios and honey hut cheerios, labelled as gluten-free but contain wheat. it could cause an allergic reaction in people who suffer from wheat allergies like celiac disease. the boxes have "better if it used by" dates of july 2016 and the plant code l.d. >>> and at air france, they're losing the shirts, quite literally, over a plan to lay off thousands. union protesters broke through the gates at the headquarters, tearing the clothes off two senior executives. the pair had to scale a fence and flew under police protection. the airline was trying to be more competitive against lower cost carriers said the violence will not stop plans to restructure. >>> when we come back here tonight, returning to the top story here in north carolina. and a family's rescue from these historic floods. maria? ♪ there are

waiting on tow crews to arrive on scene but chp and emergency crews are there. there are injuries reported. they have shut down the connector southbound 280 connector to eastbound 380 completely shut down until they get this cleared out. 280 itself looking good southbound as you make your way both directions north and south along the peninsula. a new accident westbound 80 at 680. injuries in this wreck, as well. it is off to the side in the center divide so expect some activity as you approach the scene. once you get to the bay bridge though via eastshore freeway so far, so good no delays as you head out of oakland into san francisco. >>> this morning, a key airport computer system is up and running after crashing last night causing major flight delays. passengers were stranded for hours. the problem was in the computer system that checks airline passengers against terrorism watch lists. a department of homeland security official says a router went offline. travelers say it was upper chaos. >> it was crazy. crazy. people were crying, waiting for hours. >> offici

it sets a lot of reoccuring education that has to take place for the crews, at the same time the crews make an extra commitment to their education," said sauser. "the accreditation is renewed every three years, though crew members say that training makes a beneficial difference." "we did business well before and we've always been about patient care, that's never been a factor. but, if we can improve patient care, if we can improve the safety, if we can imrove the process in which we do so that its streamline and it's the same thing everytime than ultimately we are a safer program, said hunter. "sauser stated that research is how crews are able to perfect their craft as he has personally seen improvements within the last 10 years." bria: mercy air care is now accredited through 2018. founded almost 30 now accredited through 2018. founded almost 30 years ago, mercy air care has logged more than 9.000 medical flights. live in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. tim: a group that wants to legalize casino gambeling at nebraska race tracks is set to begin gathering signatures to place the issue on

. >> >> alameda crews are back in the water searching for a miss voter. we remain overhead as the crews resumed the search for the man, a sales force contractor in a boat with others near livermore and the boat took on water. no one was wearing a life jacket. seven people swam to shore. but he did not make it. developing news from the east coast, at least nine deaths are believed to be related to record setting flooding across the carolinas and it is not over. more rain is expected today. the governor of south carolina said the state is deeding with the worse rain in a thousand years and hundreds have been rescued including a man and toddler. the two were trapped? their home before the coast guard lifted them to higher ground. >> probably the most terrifying moment of my life especially having my daughter in her hand. it was incredibly frightening. but we made it. >> watch as this man loses control of the pickup truck, a good player tan jumped in to rescue the driver and he kicked out the back window and stayed with the driver until crews arrived to rescu

. >>> breaking news, stepping up search and rescue operations for a crew lost at sea. >>> record rain leads to deadly flooding in south carolina and the rain is still coming down. >>> hillary clinton taking on gun control as she brings her campaign back to new hampshire today. >>> patrick kennedy revealing secrets about his family but not everyone agrees with his story. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston. wbz news at noon starts right now. >>> we begin with breaking news a medical emergency forces a boston-bound plane to change course, these are live pictures from logan right now where that plane is expected to land within the hour, american airlines flight 550 took off when the crew diverted the flight to syracuse, landed around 7:00 we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> breaking this hour an amtrak derail it in vermont. >>> that's right outside of mont pillier, the train is on the line which goes as far south as washington d.c. and as far north it was heading south when it derailed. >>> also breaking this noon the coast guard now says a cargo ship

crews are working quickly to finish the job by mid-november. before the expected el nino storms hit. this new rockwall built to handle much more water than the dirt bank that used to be here. >> know it's 200% more water than '83. >> reporter: crews going out dally to inspect creek beds like this throughout the county to remove trees and debris that could trap water and cause flooding. crews removing tons of sediment like here, to clear the way for rushing water. >> every year it's a race again time. we try to get as many projects done as we can. this year we have put a much larger effort into that. our crews have been work virtually every day since beginning of august towards getting these projects completed. >> reporter: water district is also working with emergency response crews to prepare for flooding and the district plans to open more sandbag stations through santa clara county. doing heavy lifting of prevention now before el nino storms come. marianne favro. >> maybe we should build an ark. it's more than a century old, traveling again.

rescue crews and volunteers almost give up hope until a miracle happened. where they found the two-year old safe and sound. >>> rebuilding after the devastating shooting is a at a oregon college campus last week. officials believe it is time to move on. how community is not letting fear stop them from living. >>> good morning, welcome back a at 4:12. is there nothing like giving back to the young men and with men who put their lives the line for our nation. local world war two he veterans took a trip of lifetime to the nation's capitol as part of the honor flight philadelphia a free bus trip to arlington national cemetery and major war memorials was courtesy of our sponsor parx casino. for 200 veterans they honored fallen comrades who were honored for their military service. they returned home to a hero's welcome of hundreds of people. >>> join us friday as we solute the troops, our military day, from fox 29, we do this each and every year. it the ace the lot of fun. come down to fourth and market. we will shut down the street, throw a block party to honor

fabulous crew and just an mazing fleet week planned starting today. back to you. >> brian, for anyone who wapts to go to see fleet week, mass transit is the way to go. parking along the water front this weekend is going to be a mess. >> it is. and public transportation is the best way to go for fleet week. i mean' hundreds of thousands if not millions of people are planning to be here. if you want to take a public tour of the uss somerset, that begins on thursday of this week from 10 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.. there will be three other ships that will be docked on pier 80 as well. there are plenty of things to do for people to come out and hang out during fleet week. >> hufz quite a morning. thank you. >>> a san francisco police officer was sent to the hospital this morning after police say a suspected car thief hit and pinned him with a stolen car. it happened at midnight on mary bell avenue in vernon heights. the stolen bmw had front end damage when he tried to run the officer over. the driver of the bmw took off and hit another police car along the way. po

relatives of the crew are demanding answers. family members of the 28 missing crew members want to know why the cargo ship sailed straight into the eye of hurp joaquin as it intensified in the bahamas. >> i want them to tell my they let the boat go out. >> i don't know why they didn't steer the ship in a totally different direction. >> reporter: it carried a heavy load of 391 containers and 294 trailers and automobiles within it encountered ferocious wind and 50 foot seas. it sent out a distress call that it lost power. that was its last commune kangs. the coast guard believes the captain michael davidson thought he could outrun the storm. so far the coast guard count found one body, life rings and an oil slick. families met with the owners of the shipping company monday night to demand answers. >> i'm the president and ceo, so the responsibility wednesday e ends with me. we put tremendous trusts in our captains and crews and all our employees, whether they're at land or at sea. >> the main thing i think is to leave knowing ther

we had the road crews that were there. they cleared from the roadway and we have slowing and gravel across road lanes. and then sweepers heading over there. we're checking with chp, but the general build is on for hayward and south of the nimitz freeway. little farther south for pleasanton and the build is on, but no problems for the tri-valley. as we move our maps, we'll show you anywhere north of there. a standard build for concord and up thor east shore freeway slows, as well. surprises for the south bay, but i want to show you north 101 is slow right at 680 and much lighter flow there. >> mike, i'll take you way farther south now. southern california. have you ever taken a fam of four there. you get a few tickets and find out it costs how much? some may call it the happiest place on earth and also the priciest place on earth. disney announced the most expensive annualsn disneyland will cost $1,000. $1,049 and come withes no blackout dates. if you're okay only being able to go 350 days a year, you can get the disney sig

the one thing fire crews credit with stopping the fire from spreading. >> we haven't seen this level of rain in a thousand years. that's how big this is. >> historic flooding drenches south carolina. the latest efforts to keep people safe. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> search crews return to the water at an east bay lake, not giving up in the search for a san francisco man missing since a boating trip on friday. hello. we begin withthat developing story out of livermore. that's where we find melly woodrow. i understand the missing man was boating with a group of coworkers? >> reporter: that's right. we have some brand new information to share with you just seconds ago. i talked with a spokesman from evening until parks police who says divers are in the lake right now searching the bottom of the lake by hand? what has changed over to a recovery mission at this point. we know that this employee, the sales force employee, was with other sales force employees but it's up clear from the company whether or not they that sponsored the trip. we also know that all boats are suppose

crew was first on scene and few they had to help. >> reporter: >> that's the first. you want to do is embedded if your brain, you want to get out >> reporter: another crew member got out, too. >> seeing the gentleman on the wing standing up was good news from my stand.. it was a big airplane. i knew there could have been other passengers on board and that's when i made the decision to land. >> moments later, another survivor ran back to the plane, right after the plane crashed, he took off on foooo along the levy looking for help. withthround rescue crews nearby the pilot decidedo get back to the site. >> everybody was breathing. nonody was underwater. so at thatatoint i was a better aid to to be directing the thorities and emergrgcy responders into the scene. >> coming up this morning, the u.s. iss c ccerned over nucucar waste in landfill, unlikely musical friendshsh. >> that itself the cbs morning news, i'm annnnmarie green, have a great day. every /- "siouxland news at sunrise startu now" 3 the sioux city school board hears protests and objections to donald trump

crews are on the scene of north 9th and oley street.irefighters have the flames under control, but putting out hot spots. no reports of any injuries. >> reporter: i want to head you out the door right now on a thursday morning, trying to get you to work. chester county, lionville we have on going construction with penndot on the scene. route 100 southbound past 113 is moving nicely. salem county between kings highway and 45 they are doing milling work. it's blocking a lane until 6:00. cruel have a bumpy ride after that. they are doing the paving route 40 and commissioner's pike. lots of crews out there dave. >> reporter: you know i love when they mill a road and there's that manhole cover, bam. 43 in the suburbs. we'll zoom quickly today. high of 78 degrees around 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. it's going to be a mild one. looking across the resident we have a severe thunderstorm and tornados in the panhandle of texas into western texas. if you're heading toward amarillo, maybe dallas later in the day you want to be careful there. looks like the res

but the crew from... the crews from the gas company are going home to home. to relight all of those appliances. just a massive, massive ball of fire. >> you could see the flames shooting 30 feet into the air. >> i could hear this really loud whoosh. >> i definitely heard, like, the sound of a fire. >> and hear the roar of the blaze. >> there was a big roar. you could hear it from my house. you could hear the roar of the fire from my house. >> columbia gas was working on this two-inch main. the company says the crew's backhoe hit the line and static leaktriesfy sparked the fire. >> i heard a big boom. >> the flames so intense, they melted the power lines above. >> the flames were up... they were catching the wires. the wires that were across the street were on fire. those have all come down. you see some remnants right there. >> and firefighters rushing to a dozen families to get them out of their home. crews shut off the gas, then went to work to repair the main. before they could get the 42 homes back on-line. while the electric company focused on pick thing

the overnight road crews clearing.rything else is right on schedule throughout that portion of the east bay. your most dramatic slowing coming out of the ultima pass. you see this. we'll show you the live shot. san jose shows a little build to the traffic flow over the next few minutes. that would be the first burst for the south bay. back to you. >> mike, traffic issues and luckily nothing else last night. falling debris from a railing that came crashing down on interstate 880 that has crews busy trying to fix an overpass in oakland. this happened yesterday. it caused several cars to crash, setting one of them on fire and sending two people to the hospital. >> today, stephanie chuang with more on the aftermath. >> reporter: chain link fencing fell. you can see in the distance some crews working. installing k-rails and things. there's no more overpass. the eastbound is the only one shut down. it should be open by 6:00 this morning. the sidewalk is closed likely for at least some weeks as they figure out how to put in a

crews from at least three departments were on the scene... hoping to save as s ch of the structure and grgrn inside as possible for arerefarmers in the midst of harvest season. siouxland news has a crew on the scene... we'll have an update on thls fire tonight on siouxland news at nine on our sister station fox 44. larry>> meanwhile in sioux city... police are looking for someone suspected of credit card fraud. sioux city police say the person seen in this surveillance footage from a store on sioux city's north side is wanted as part of an active investigation into credit card fraud. anyone who can identify this person is asked to call crime stoppers at 258- tips. information leading to an n rest d conviction in this case may be eligigie for a cash reward.d. diana>> nebraska state senator dave bloomfield joined the nebraska chamber of commerce and industry today for an annual legislative forum. this yr's annual forum took place at the marina inn in south sioux city. the chamber says these forums have taken place for more than three decades...

fire crews doused the tanker to get the blaze out. crews have not said what the truck was carrying. >>> federal agents have arrested an alleged arsonist in connection with the fire that tore through a restaurant and apartment building. >> reporter: federal authorities say stephen pettiway is the man who set the fire earlier this month. the blaze caught damage under construction and two adjacent apartments. >> there were over 40 individuals displaced and over a million dollars in damages that occurred to the property and the adjacent buildings next to the property. >> reporter: atf agent wouldn't reveal a motive saying the investigation continues. several videos posted on his facebook page rants what he claims is city construction. philadelphia's licenses and inspections said it issued him several violations for performing demolitions without a permit. first at 1701 sky ewing ga last -- cuyahoga last airplane. he was arrested for allegedly threatening an arrest. court record show he pleaded guilty for resisting arrest. >> he wants to g

crews found michael hopkins boat washed ashore on monday along with his dog and wind jacket.d, rain and flooding is already blamed for two deaths in north carolina. >>> 4:15 now. in the next few hours, coast guard crews near the bahamas will continue their search for the american cargo ship that disappeared last week. one person has been found dead. 32 are still missing. yesterday searchers in the air an on the water spotted more debris believed to be from the missing ship, the el faro. many are wondering why the boat was allowed to go out during the storm. the ship's owner insists that the captain and crew were not pressured on keeping their delivery on schedule despite the growing storm. >> i can assure you there's no schedule that's more important to keep that would in any way endanger the lives of our crew members or employees. >> and nbc news has confirmed that the coast guard is working on a timetable for when to call off the search. ntsb investigators are now in florida and will begin trying to piece together what went wrong. >>> in the meantime, dozens gathered at mar

three dozen crew members were on board. jamie yucas rrts from florida. >> they want to know why the chip sailed into the eye of the hurricane. >> i don't know why they did not just steert ship in a different direction. this is is totally unacceptabl unacceptable. >> it was headed to puerto rico and kavrid 391 heavy containers and 294 trailers and automobiles when encounter ferocious winds and 50 foot se seas and sent out distress call it lost you power taken was its last communication. coastguard believes 53-year-old captain michael davidson thought he could outrun the storm. they found one body wearing survival suit pieces of life boat that could hold 43 people life rings and oil slick. family met with owners of shipping company. >> i'm president and ceo of tote so the responsibility ends with me. we put tremendous trust in captains and crews and all employees whether they're at land, on land or at sea. >> main thing i think is to leave knowing there's hope and there's faith and that's why i stand. i'm standing on faith an

crew members conducted regular safety drills. the death toll climbed to more than 300. the epicenter was in northern afghanistan. the quake was felt across the re region. an afghan newscast was on the air when the studios began to shake. the magnitude 7.5 quake killed 237 people in pakistan and 74 in afghanistan. thousands of hopes are damaged. >>> coming up on the morning we will tell you how stocks for meat producers faired on wall street. >>> the latest retail tore float the idea of using drones for deliveries. this is the "cbs morning news." ng: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" p song: "that's life" that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise, jardiance works around the clock to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it works by helping your body to get rid of some of the sugar it doesn't need this can help you lower and although it's not or lowering systolic blood pressure, jardiance could help with both. jardiance can cause

yesterday's search crews discovered a lifeboat and the body of a crew member. the coast guard says a mechanical failure stalled the ship as the storm got worse. >> if it wasn't for the horrific circumstances it would be much easier to have hope. >> federal authorities are sending a team to investigate. >>> the state of philadelphia, the host of the world meeting of families will be the topic of discussion today. there is a panel being hosted today on the long-term effects of the pope's visit and the world meeting of families. they will talk about the economic impact and what challenges city leaders face moving forward for future events. >>> and from our delaware bureau, the governor will attend a ground breaking today for new state funded housing. the residents at river place will be built with money from a development grant. it is designed to rehabilitate neighborhoods in seaford, wilmington and dover. >>> yes, jessica boyington, bring us up to speed. >> yes, right around academy road at woodhaven road, a vehicle overturned here. fortunately we have one lane g

right now they're using a bulldozer and hand crews to make sure this area is contained. the fire is still under investigation, but fire crews will remain out here checking on hot spots throughout the next new hours. >>> a dangerous night in the south bay, one man is dead after being shot outside of a nightclub on monterrey road just south of alma avenue. the victim was hit at least once. witnesses heard at least six to 12 shots. monterrey road was shut don for almost three hours this morning. this is santa fe's 24th homicide of the year. not over our homes, dozens of people protest a new flight path over their city. this is part of no fly day. protests take place against flight paths over the bay area. they're saying that the planes are flying too low. they want the faa to change flight paths again and get rid of that overhead noise. >> the ground is still shaking in the east bay, another swarm of earthquakes rattled the san ramon area. the strongest was a 3.2 magnitude quake. over 200 earthquakes have struck the tri-valley area in the last two weeks. this is where many

the ship had two large rafts onboard, capable of carrying the crew. >>> emergency crews in south carolina making dozens of rescues from severe flooding. cars were swept away by rushing water while some roads collapsed under the weight of the floods. the main interstate into columbia was closed down to prevent people from driving in and getting trapped. >> christa: now on just one station, two people recovering after a violent home invasion happened in worcester. it also happened while there was a toddler sleeping upstairs. the girl's father is speaking to just 7news and nicole oliverio is in worcester with more. >> reporter: police tell us they're still looking for the two suspects in this case. meanwhile, the victim says he was hurt. his friend, who was also injured, remains in the hospital. two men forced their way into a worcester home with a gun and knife and attacked two people inside. one of the men is telling his story but hiding his face in fear. >> they run after me and they kicked me. they hit me, stomped on my, my shoulder was twisted. >> he hurried his dog bark and he got out

crews found only one body along with the debris.hat shape carried 33 people including 28 americans and we're learning more about them and the ship's path. combing through a large area in the atlantic ocean search crews found live rafts from the he will farrow cargo ship but no survivors. >> we are assuming that the vessel had sank. we believe believe it sang in the last known position that we recorded on thursday. >> reporter: the captain of the ship 20 years sea veteran mychal davidson thought he can beat the storm. he'd spoken to the he will farrow sister ship which was returning to jacksonville florida on similar route and determined the weather was good enough to move forward. but something happened. the engine during the voyage. leaving the ship with no way to move. when the he will far low departed jacksonville for puerto rico tuesday morning joaquin was a tropical storm northeast of the bahamas. on wednesday, it grew from a cot goer one to a category three in just 15 hours. by thursday, at 7:20am the crew radioed a distress c

we are live in waltham with the latest. >> fire crews are still on scene here. this is the house where that fire happened. but it was over here, in this parking lot where firefighters were training at the time when they spotted the smoke. sunday afternoon flames continued to flick out of the roof of this home on russell street in waltham. >> it feels like a nightmare. >> firefighters worked to put the last of the fire out. >> we got here. there was smoke coming out of the top floor. windows. all the. >> difficult and dangerous situation for those firefighters. and the people that live inside. >> so much fire up there we could not get close to it. we had to hit it from outside. and inside walls block from you getting to the scene. >> i smelled smoke. it did not seem bad at first until it was out of control. they opened the top of the building. and it was just like -- fire started like it was flames everywhere and started to spray. >> orlando was able to escape and believes he lost everything in the heavy damage. >> i feel lucky that we are safe. but it just -- it

there may be a crew clearing there. we know there's an overnight crew clearing northbound 238. that's the slowest spot of the bay. >>> a stop mark churning new survey about the food you eat. it turns out, more than half of food industry workers go to work sick. the center for research and public policy polled 1200 people working in food processing plants, cafeterias as west as rest raunt and grocery stores. 51% say they always or frequently go to work when they're sick. the most common reason was fear of lost wages. 15% of workers say they would not serve the food they make to their own families. >> that's tough when you've got to put food on the table as well. 4:56. a publicity stunt in san francisco's north beach has fans of one unique species of birds. the wild birds are be loved. one retailer is are shelving parrot meat. a note on the door blasts the stunt calling it distasteful. feathers are flying on both sid sides. >> thiis art it's an art friendly neighborhood. >> my 9-year-old son said at dinner tonight when we were talking -- >> to leave the meaning of the artwork up

a helicopter crew spotted several survival suits floating along the debris from the ship el faro. the vessel set out last tuesday from jacksonville, florida. a distress call came as it sailed near the eye of the hurricane. >> the main portion of the vessel was disabled. >> we believe it sank in the last known position that we recorded on thursday. >> the coast guard said it is continuing its search for survivors. >>> coming up here on cbs 2 news at noon, an air strike by u.s. what the u.s. is saying today about the attack that killed doctors in afghanistan. >> plus, senator ted kennedy's son is exposing secrets and not everyone is happy. >> the frantic rescue of a jet skier off the new jersey coast. the timing that may have saved his life. >> we still have big waves for parts of the area. we'll take a coming up. >>> pressure is mounting to explain why a u.s. air strike hit a hospital in afghanistan. as mark phillips reports, officials say civilians were accidentally struck. >> the question is no longer whether the msf hospital was hit by u.s. air strikes, the u.s. has admitted tha

and then another crew down there, allegheny. so south 95 between bucks county and delco, we put about four, five, different work zones in there. just keep in mind, where the crews are working, the speed limit are reduced therefore the safety of the workers. and then north on 95 down in delaware at the christianna off ramp at exit four, crew, still paving on the roosevelt boulevard. the inner drive, between rhawn and woodward here in the great northeast, watch for some construction. for the gang over in new jersey, no problems on the turnpike, or 295, but the ramp from 295 to 42 closed until about 5:30 or so, with construction, the rest of the majors coming in from the suburbs looking good. mass transit running with no delays. chris, lauren, back to you. >> thanks so much. search on for group every kill heres physically attacked a transgender person in north fill. >> i steve keeley on this story for us. steve, good morning. >> wedgier you see the hashtag say her name. the name is keisha jenkins, 22 years old, that's the name on t

reporter: a replacement crew eventually came onboard and airport. passengers said that original extremely well especially the co-pilot who landed the plane with 154 people onboard. >> i think the airlines needs to be commended. i think whatever happened in know. that co-pilot did a great job i got to tell you. all of our lives was in his hands at that point. reporter: at this point the name of that deceased pilot is not being released. the airline is not specifying a cause of death simply saying that he had an illness of some type. jim smith wbz news. >> also developing tonight an amtrak passenger train derails in vermont. at least two cars went off the tracks injuring some passengers but things could have been much worse. paula evan is following the latest elements. reporter: a hundred people were onboard amtrak vermonter before it crashed just before noon today. this northfield outside of month peel year. investigators say the train hit some rocks that fell onto the tracks from a ledge above sending a locomotive and passenger car over an embankmen

crews there dismantling a tractor trailer. this scene has three lanes on the inner loop shut down. >> the accident happened last night but the truck was so badly damaged crews had to take it apart before they could move it. melissa mollet is here with the impact on your commute. melissa? >> still have this problem, inner loop before old georgetown road. they say they're hooking this up trying to get it out of the way. at this point we're only open right side of the roadway right now because of that tractor trailer. you can see some of the backups starting here as some folks go around the bend here this morning. 270 southbound. a little slow opens up as you get into the german town area, rock creek parkway at virginia avenue. they're trying to get it out of the way. >> four things you need to know about the weather forecast for today. first of all, most of the heavy rain from yesterday is over. there's still a chance of a quick little shower passing through mid to late morning and afternoon hours but by and large most of the ra

this afternoon, fire crews working to mop up a three-alarm fire. this is in the inner richmond neighborhood in san francisco. the fire broke out around geary and second avenue. that was just after 2 p.m. this afternoon. ktvu's christina rendon there live on the scene. describe, what does it look like out there right now? >> reporter: it seems like firefighters do have a handle on this right now. that's the good news. if you take a look behind me, you can see a pile of debris that has already been taken out of the house that just sits there charred completely as firefighters continue to work on this blaze. but thankfully, no flames any more that we can see. it's just the smoke that lingers in the air. in fact, we could smell the smoke as soon as we crossed the bay bridge into the city. people who live in the area immediately started taking pictures and video. we want to show you now some youtube video that was taken by a witness in the area earlier today. the flames and smoke were just shooting into the air and this happened at a victorian building