thank you very much. >>> you heard dominick talk about the forecast. from the weather center, janice is standing by with rescues going on, janice, it would be nice to have clear sky above. will they get any time soon? >> oh, the next 24 hours, harris, we still have rain in the forecast. even into monday, but if we can get into tuesday, wednesday, thursday and even friday, skyless start to clear, but the weather is crucial right now as you mentioned. the past 48 hours has brought historic flooding. once in a lifetime flooding in this region's they typically see anywhere from an inch to an inch and a half a month in this region, but we're talking about totals anywhere from 14 to 18 inches. you can see the radar estimated precipitation not only in colorado but stretching into kansas as well. so historic rainfall totals. take a look at it around the boulder area as well as aurora. look at boulder. typically an annual average of 20 inches. they received close to 15 inches in just 48 hours. same with aurora. annual average, 17 inches. close to a foot of rain

dominick has the details. >> reporter: two suspects are paraded before the cameras.erian police accuse them of being members of the armed group. the authorities say they were involved with others in a fatal shootout with police near a residential complex. >> they were buried on the ground at the site. and so joints security team had to proceed to recover the arms. so when they got here, they came under attack. and, of course, they had to respond back. >> reporter: while it has not previously undertaken arm ahead tax in the capital this year, elsewhere the story is different. this is the northeastern state of borno. the burned out cars of evidence an armed attack on tuesday that is reported to have killed many people. >> they attacked and killed our people. only our women and children escape. but every other person they met they killed. >> reporter: they have led an armed campaign for the past four years. but it's attacks have increased recently despite a large military deployment to the worst affected areas. officials have encouraged local vigilanty groups to fight b

dominick hanes reports. this is what happens when rainfalls for two weeks. motorists trapped in their cars, and rescuers trying to free th them. >> i have to pray, because i want to survive 1234 across >> reporter: across colorado meanwhile are missing. >> we're in a searc search and e mode at this point. there are several communities surrounded by water and people have not been able to drive out. now that the sun is up we'll be able to use the helicopter to lift them up and bring them in. >> reporter: many residents have not had power or water for two days. days of flash floods have made it resemble an inland sea. and everywhere tales of desolation abound. >> it's just all gone. >> reporter: jeremy just managed to get out with his family before his house was washed away. >> by the time we got in the car and got the car started, the water was coming up the doors, and we couldn't come out of the driveway. you can see there, that's the car. >> reporter: emergency crews say the damage is the worst because the vast volume of water has surged down from the nearby

joining me from seaside park is dominick maruka who jones a pizza shop on the boardwalk. things at the shop that you own. >> the shop i own is basically destroyed. it's going to be bulldozed like the rest of the block it's on. right now the clean-up and investigation is proceeding. we just have to wait. one day at a time and everything. and hopefully everything will work out well. >> that's a wonderful positive attitude. i got to tell you, dominick, when we heard about this fire, we all just thought this cannot be. it can't be happening again. something devastating like this to your part of the country. tell me what it is about that area that is so special, why do people keep rebuilding? the legend, the lore of the area? >> well, it's a very unique area. i grew up here. i summered here since i was 3 years old. my family's had a business here for 63 years. it's a beautiful area. a lot of memories. people came here generation after generation. it's a very unique place, seaside sid boardwalk. we love it here. >> yeah. are you getting any word about the investigation where sp

dominick hane reports. >> this is moments after the explosions. members of the congregation had gathered for a free meal of rice as part of the service. when they went out for their food, bombers detonated the explosions. >> i personally rescued some 70 people and with the help of others put them in the ambulance. >> it suggests that the explosives were packed why ball bearings so those not killed in the blast were badly wounded. >> we were in the church when this explosion took place. too many people have lost their lives. it killed women and children. >> christianity with a following of 4% of the population. many christians try to keep a low profile. churches have become targets in the recent past. but this incident is the worst to hit the christian community in many years. some of the survivor versus blamed the security forces for not taking strong enough action to protect them. >> this was a lapse because during prayers they don't even let christians enter. how do suicide-bombers come in so freely. this attack took place after prayers. this at

"i had no money to pay the tuition at st dominicks which was about 25 cents a month..." from there george went to calvert hall... loyola... and then to harvard law.... and--- in between it all... he had a brief stint in the navy : (george mcmanus)"in world war two in the south pacific." while he lived through history.. he also made his own history... become a successful trial attorney..... (george)"i did extremely well" while some peg it as a rags to riches story... george says.. it was the result of the generosity of others... and just plain hard work. "i made a promise when i was 30 that because so many people helped me if i ever made any money i would use it to help other people... who are in the same circumstances i was." fast forward 60 years.... now... george is 92..... a father, grandfather, and great- grandfather... and he is ready to give back. his donation to his schools and community organizations total 8.5 million dollars. and george says it is fueled... by his faith. (side)"well my main thought about death is..i hope i die in the friendship with the lord.."

. >> and back up and a large piece of concrete had entered this void and sat dominick down in a very harsh way. at this point -- >> i was trapped and in an extreme amount of pain from the pressure, and the bones in my knees and hips were just -- really squeezed between two pieces of concrete. >> dominick was bleeding out of his mouth and said, will, don't ever forget i died trying to save you guys. he took his firearm lifted it into the air in a last-ditch effort to say, went down here. and that's when he passed. >> the search and rescue effort officially has not yet getten underway now there as you mentioned bring down the heavy equipment to lower manhattan to begin moving the heavy rubble, the debris under which thousands and thousands of people are buried. some alive, some perhaps not many perhaps not, we are told. >> it took three painful hours to get me out. talking about cutting my leg off. i told them, if you had to, just do it. i could hear them working and at that point i knew we good. we were going to get out of here. >> i came out 11:00 p.m. buried 12, 13 hours. >> that wa

dominick king, al jazeera. >>> time to catch up on all the sports.ere's robert. >> good to have you alone. we start with football in cape verdi verde. they have been kicked out of the world cup for fielding. fifa ruled that cape verde players should have been in suspension and have ordered tunisia a 3-0 win. they go into monday's draw for the playoffs. cape verde told al jazeera they will appeal the ban, and they say despite the fifa sanctions, it may not be over for cape verde. >> it's so sfodisappointed for people of cape verde whose football team made great process. in the last year or two this happened with the great performance of the african cup region before losing to ghana. they've done so well in world cup fall kwieing that they needed to get through ahead of tunisia. it was fernando, the man who shouldn't have been playing in that fame against tunisia who, of course, complained to fifa and overturned a 3-0 win to tunisia. there are basically ten teams left in africa. they play each other leaving five qualifiers, so there are five draws to t

ohio borne grabbed dominick terrell.y from the bouncing punt that would hit hit and pitt would recover at the virginia 19. 19 that will cost uva. four plays later, james conner bullies over the defender, scores from six yards out, pittsburgh had a 7-0 lead. so virginia tries it again. david wattford can't handle the snap, fumbles the ball. bal the panthers recover at the 18-yard line. you va would pay. tom savage 15 yards and the touchdown, virginia falls toal pitt is a-3. navy sticking their first 3 hof 0 start at western kentucky. the mid drive pitches to brown.o he runs up the right side, would gain 2 is yards from he is pushed out that lead to a one-yard score 7-0 navy. reynolds on the ons, would keep it and get drilled by jackson. he was forced to leave the famee with a head injury. there was own 107 yards on the ground. 10-0, andrews on the left side, back into the end zone with a 32 carry for 182 yards, navy suffers first loss of they s season, 19-7. current highway is back and jtak three on hand for the princeton

dominick cain has the latest. >> reporter: this is the immediate aftermath of the explosion. the car bomb was detonated near a police station. on a street crowded with families attending a busy market. i came here to buy books for my children. when i arrived here there was an explosion. i don't know what it was. maybe a rocket attack or car blast. in the chaos dozens died and many were wounded. >> translator: suddenly there was an explosion. black smoke spread all over and nothing was visible. people were lying on the road and there was no one to pick them up. there was no ambulance, no police. >> reporter: now group has said it carried out the blast, but it is the third fatal bomb attack in pashara in several days. on friday people were killed on a bus. last sunday the city's christians were targeted by suicide bombers. more than 80 people were call at the all saints anglican church. these attacks are part of an upsurge in violence in recent months. prime minister sharif has condemned it as an attack on humanity, one which is now seen more than 130 people killed in just the

. >> dominick is joining us live from ft. morgan, colorado. we see the south platt river flooding behind you. how bad do you expect it to get? >> just 40 miles upriver from where i'm standing, there's a 2-foot surge coming through. just less than 24 hours we saw a surge just a little bit bigger than that. actually, i'll have my cameraman zoom down behind me. this is ballo road, that just crosses the i-76 here in ft. morgan. and you can probably see the current already picking up speed there. just pulled out of it, you can see the local gas station. that's completely flooded there. completely inundated and slightly out of shot, we've got a couple of hotels that have to be evacuated. now to really bad news for the locals, because those who have already had to flee their homes because of the oncoming waters are using the local hotel, so that's probably taking another couple hundred rooms out, and that's really going to make life detail for people here. extra flash flood warnings are just gone into effect further south to where we are. avad da cou

the grocery chain, which also owns dominicks stores, became aware that jana partners had acquired 6.2% of its outstanding stock. the activist investors say they have "strategic alternatives" for safeway. safeway's defensive plan kicks in if any investor acquires 10% of the company's stock. it would allow stock to be sold at a significant discount to existing shareholders. just ahead- more on the market going into today's major announcement from the fed. we'll be right back. chart talk is next. i wanted to be in the military since i was a kid. i served in the united states air force. i served a total of 16 years. i was deployed 13 times. on my second deployment four bombs hit my vehicle. and at 19 years old, that was the first time i ever saw somebody die. coming back, i was raging. i started having pretty horrible nightmares. i would wake up in middle of the night sweats. i started drinking a lot. i felt worthless. i guess i never recognized it in myself. eventually, one day i just walked into the va hospital and said i'd like to see somebody. don't suffer alone. you've got to find tha

. >> dominick is joining us live from ft. morgan, colorado. we see the south platt river flooding behind you. how bad do you expect it to get? >> just 40 miles upriver from where i'm standing, there's a 2-foot surge coming through. just less than 24 hours we saw a surge just a little bit bigger than that. actually, i'll have my cameraman zoom down behind me. this is ballo road, that just crosses the i-76 here in ft. morgan. and you can probably see the current already picking up speed there. just pulled out of it, you can see the local gas station. that's completely flooded there. completely inundated and slightly out of shot, we've got a couple of hotels that have to be evacuated. now to really bad news for the locals, because those who have already had to flee their homes because of the oncoming waters are using the local hotel, so that's probably taking another couple hundred rooms out, and that's really going to make life detail for people here. extra flash flood warnings are just gone into effect further south to where we are. avad da cou

really tells the story of what's going on there, dominick live where all that flooding is taking placeear boulder, colorado. thanks very much. >> this same area has been hit for the last several years with incredible drought. and then the wildfires, devastated the region. now this flooding. >> they had wanted so much rain, they needed it dwes plattly. >> all at once. >> too much of a good thing. a little more contact on the flooding. some 4500 square miles have been affected in all. that's almost the size of the state of connecticut. the governor has also declared a state of emergency. 14 counties releasing $6 million in relief funds. in just 15 hours, the city of boulder received more than five times the monthly rainfall. over 500 people have been saved by the national guard since the flooding began. >> an investigation underway after a greyhound bus suddenly goes off the highway in southwest ohio hitting a tree and flipping on to its side before sliding to a stop in a corn field. police say 34 people were injured. none of the injuries, though, considered life threatening, that bus le

dominick, al jazerra. >> two days away from a complete shutdown, still to come on al jazerra, republicansrepublie united states refuse to approve a much-needed budget. plus. >> reporter: i am lawrence lee in the dutchie of cornwall the air of britain owned by the prince of wales and where there are growing concerns about the economic and political actives of the man that will one day be king. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. so many money stories sound complicated. but don't worry, i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and hi, my name is jonathan betz, and i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. i started in a small television station in rural arkansas. it's a part of the country that often gets overlooked. but there are a lot of fascinating people there, a lot of fascinating stories there. i like that al jazeera will pay attention to those kinds of places. what drew m

dominick kane, al jazerra. >> kenya's government is facing questions over whether it ignored securitys leading up to the siege on the shopping mall. security agencies were told that an attack was imminent. >> reporter: another reminders of the trauma actual these new images show how the police, many of them off doubt had i to treat the crowds, including children, with suspicion. then this. a grenade blast causing even more panic. it's now a week since this well-planned attack was mounted and there is another crisis for kenya's leadership. it's accused of failing to act on intelligence reports warning of the attack. and its army may have botched an attempt to rescue the hostages. unlike these shoppers, most of them didn't come out alive. and now, the revelation that this tunnel connected to storm drains in the mall may have been used by some or all of the remaining attackers to escape. al jazerra tracked it more than 800 meeters to this points, well beyond the security ca yeah. they were researching whether the collapse was because of the attackers or the forces. the forced didn't know

"i had no money to pay the tuition at st dominicks which was about 25 cents a month..." from there george went to calvert hall... loyola... and then to harvard law.... and--- in between it all... he had a brief stint in the navy : (george mcmanus)"in world war two in the south pacific." while he lived through history.. he also made his own history... become a successful trial attorney..... (george)"i did tremely well" while some peg it as a rags to riches story... george says.. it was the result of the generosity of others... and just plain hard work. "i made a promise when i was 30 that because so many people helped me if i ever made any money i would use it to help other people... who are in the same circumstances i was." fast forward 60 years.... now... george is 92..... a great- grandfather... and he is ready to give back. his donation to his schools and community organizations total 8.5 million dollars. (cairns standup for 10 pm only) "mcmanus.... of the city" george says it is fueled... by his faith. (side)"well my main thought about death is..i hope i die in the f

dominick is live in boulder. is about a foot lower than it was yesterday. we did have rains overnight and we are going to get more rains over the weekend. they think we have a bit of weather during the course of the day today with slightly clearer skies. that will allow the thousands of people stranded here in the boulder area to be rescued. they are saying they might get over land. they've been air-lifted by the national guard. 300 people in the town of jamison. over 200 people unaccounted for. people haven't been able to get in touch with authorities or families because communication lines have been down. yesterday we were out and bridge after bridge have been washed away. people can't even walk to a place, to another local community to let them know they are safe. the national guard going to large areas. the sheriff's department in boulder saying the biggest concern is the weather. take a listen to what they had to say. >> waters that receded in many places, we could very well be back in the same condition tha

dominick cain, al jazeera. >>> time to look at the global weather forecast, but beginning in south asia, i believe. here's stef. >> that's right, steve, and it's bad news. there's a lot of flooding recently. these are the latest pictures out of cambodia. you see how bad the flooding is there. we have to get around a boat, as we do here as well. a lot of outskirts of the capital are underwater. it's causing a lot of problems. thousands of people there are now struggling. in thailand we have a problem with flooding as well. here are the latest pictures out of thailand. here we're worried about what happened in 2011 where we had that devastating flood, and hopefully we won't see the same this year. certainly this year, though, things get worse before they get better because we have this huge cloud rolling towards us. you can see from the shape it is a distinctive circulation, and this is our tropical storm. it's gradually working towards the west. it is still intensifying as it does so, so we're expecting it to have sustained winds around 140 kilometers per hour by the time it makes landfa

we think it is worth the money. " two cameras mounted up here inside the top rated subaru legacy dominicknfante calls the two cameras a second pair of eyes. rene: i was able to take my foot off both pedals the brake and the gas and the car stopped on its own that's how it was meant to work. infante: exactly. two cameras. it sees the car in front of you slow down as you get closer to it. it starts to bring on the brakes. and it has the power to bring the car to a complete stop and keep you stopped. the cost of the crash avoidance technologies could be hundreds up to thousands of dollars depending how advanced the system is. the technology is mostly optional now. about five to 10-percent of new cars are sold with these systems. married same- sex couples may be in store for a big tax refund. before this summer's supreme court ruling... the defense of marriage act defined marriage between a man and a woman... meaning that same-sex spouses had to file their tax returns individually. now... they're being permitted to file amended returns... to see if they're owed a bigger refund. going forward,

. >>> the big rally for the dow today as it gets a major makeover and dominick chu has the details. > they're putting three new stocks into the dow and taking three out. who's in? the people at dow jones indices decided to include goldman sachs own and others. the stock price of bac and hp and aa are too low. they want to diversify membership in the dow. dow industrials is a price-weighted index, meaning stocks have the highest share price have the most clout. unlike the s&p 500, where the companies that have the highest market value carry the most weight. in the case of bank of america, alcoa and hp, all three stocks combined had only a 2.3% weighting in the overall dow. ibm which has a share price near 187 bucks a share, has a 9% weighting just on its own. now, when the additions take place, before the opening bell on monday, september 23rd, the top three weighted stocks in the dow will be ibm, visa and goldman sachs. again, a major makeover for the dow. it could be interesting to see how this develops as we go forward to see if this is indicative of the industrial economy in americ

let's go to dominick with how it all shook out. >> michelle, all three major stock indices finished up on the day. all ten sector groups in the s&p 500 finished in the green. leadership came from cyclical stocks. in other words, companies that get the most benefit from an improving economy. materials led the way, gaining nearly 2%. cliffs natural resources, mosaic, they paced gain for materials stock. the best best performing sector was technology. it didn't hurt molex shot up over 30% after privately held coke industries agreed to buy it for $7.2 billion in cash. also yahoo, advanced microdevice, all strong performers as well. the worst performing stocks are those considered more defensive, the ones less sensitive to the ups and downs of the economy. you think naik names like utilities, health care, consumer staple companies. they were positive on the day but each only up half a percent. overall, very strong start in terms of a day, very strong start for the markets this september. back over to. >> you yeah wide breadth. >>> it's been five years but feels longer. a half a decade after

offered his condolences >> reporter: now pam earlier official said it that the b-2 dominick and faultt the essence has been cleared as those to people were not involved we have learned the identities of their name or being told at least until 24 hours all of the family was on the list were notified. pam? >> reporter: obviously he could only imagine with the shooting of this kind of the on a federal installation that that will be a question of our concern for people. >> pam: any inclination that the shooter any of the victim's house is a tall people that were wounded? >> reporter: also a very good question but we frankly we just did not have the answer to. not too long ago we have also learned from h- p that he was in it in employee at mother some contractors called the expert. a friend is telling us that if the people if he knew the people that he targeted. >> pam: what is plant on behind you tonight why you are at the same. ? seen. scene? >> reporter: under lock down as they are trying to ascertain what happened. earlier today officials and residents x 4 x to stay away or stay in pla

. >> reporter: inside the top rated subaru legacy, dominick infante calls the two cameras a separateot off both pedals the brake and the gas and the car stopped on its own, that's how it was meant to work? >> exactly. with the two cameras, the cameras are seeing if there's a vehicle in front of you and it's slowing down, and as you get closer to it starts to bring on the brakes and it can bring you to a complete stop and keep you stopped. >> our thanks to cnn's rene marsh for that report. >>> the science behind gravity. >> no. >> a new blockbuster film is a hit with critics and scientists. how the movie makers got this space mission right, next. [ male announcer ] what's important to you? at humana, our medicare agents sit down with you and ask. being active. and being with this guy. [ male announcer ] getting to know you is how we help you choose the humana medicare plan that works best for you. mi familia. ♪ [ male announcer ] we want to help you achieve your best health, so you can keep doing the things that are important to you. taking care of our customers. taking care of her. a

. >> there are 1600 safeway stores, mostly located in the western they all dominicks and bonds appearedsafeway is tried to stop aid to take over and clothes and some less than promising stores. >> i own stock but so did years ago. airline >> the party level is at 15 percent according to a census report this morning appeared >> the partopoverty party level is that 15 percent according to a new census report this morning here >> the poverty level. >> what about the contra war floods or people do not have flood insurance? >> most to do not have flood insurance and if the government declares a state or region instead of emergency because of a flood then all wars may get 60% on a dollar. >> if you need or zero a lot of money on your home is it ok to get say to get flood insurance. >> at least consider flood insurance if you can't afford it if you do not live in a flood is all appear >> in contention rob black on our new kron4 @ karin >> will be back after the break a kron4 news morning. >> [ phone ringing ] [ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can

. >> 44-year-old inmate vangelis dominick garofalo first came to jail at the age of 17.elican bay state prison for manslaughter, he returned to l.a. county jail. while awaiting trial for the very crime he claims to condemn, garofalo offers his unique perspective on the new breed of street criminal. >> jails are too full. but look at the new generation. carjacking. these kids will go out, stick a gun in someone's face to go joyriding in a car and turn a misdemeanor crime into a death penalty case because seven out of ten times they carjack, they kill the person they steal the car from. now, you've got to tell me, there is not something wrong with that? and somewhere in that confusion these kids don't know how to act like proper gangsters anymore. when my dad was a small-time mafioso back east, he used to say there's two kinds of gangsters -- there are thugs, and there are gangsters. thugs come and go. gangsters are about making money and respect. and if you're going to be a gangster in this life, there's two things you've got to know -- you don't kill cops and you don't k

dominick tierney, author of "how we fight," and mohammad ganam with the syrian american council.hank you all for being here. you have spent the week on capitol hill, meeting with representatives. what have you done in terms of simply educating them? because i assume they like many of us don't know. what were the key items you needed them to know in order to make this decision? >> the stakes. this is a high-stakes situation, as high as it can get. and we're explaining what this matters -- what this means in terms of u.s. national security interests. what the lack of the cause of action would be, and how limited it is. the president's proposal, et cetera, so we focus education this week on these issues. >> i have been, i think, surprised at how much, since the president has announced that he was going to go for congressional authority, how much the conversation in american media has shifted almost exclusively to the politics, the internal politics, and away from the question of what is actually happening in syria. jam jamal, what do we know about syria and about the region that wil

. >>> let's send it over to dominick chu. >>> s&p dow jones indices said it would include delta in theow some of the other big s&p 500 additions have fared in trading so far this year, both immediately after the announcement and a month later. back on july 1st we found out that info and ratings company nielsen was going to replace sprint nextel in the s&p. sessions were down a percent a month later. same thing happened with general motors on june 3rd we found it would replace heinz. shares went up but down about a percent a month later. a couple of names carried over gains through the next month, animal sciences company zoetis, gained and still up 2.5%. and 21st century fox traded up half a percent on june 21st and we're still up 12% a month later. lots of factors affect the move but short-term rises on stock, index inclusions don't always last. certainly something to pay attention to, carl. >> those are good numbers. facebook is still the biggest company that's not in the s&p. everybody wants to know when or if they'll get at it. >> talk about a stable supply of buyers. if you're an i