is losing strength as it moves over land but still likely to bring four to 8 inches of rain to eastern texas and a foot farther north. some have have already received flood evacuation order. >> we are really sick of it. >> reporter: severe weather comes weeks after heavy rains left more than 30 people dead and damage thousands of homes in texas and oak a officialness dallas are not taking any chances. crew are running pumps and opening up emergency operations center as the storm rolls in. >> to have all of the decision makers in one room so anything that needs to happen can happen very quickly. >> reporter: bill is expect to bring more severe weather to the south and midwest as it moves east. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, fire works filled skies over oakland after golden state warriors win their first nba championship in 40 years. fans hit the streets to celebrate after the warriors knock off the cleveland cavilers in six games. it was a special night for andre iguodala who was name finals mvp. will we will have highlights from that game coming up next in sports. >> th

can you see a half foot or more in the coming days in eastern texas. so that's why we're concerned for now. but tonight, it's more of a frontal boundary that's headed anywhere from iowa to western new york. that's where we see flash flood watches. the worst of it will be over tomorrow for the most part. >> a messy night ahead, ginger, thank you. >>> major new developments in that manhunt, the two convicted killers on the run after that daring prison break. the search now entering its tenth day, but after that town in upstate new york was sealed off for a time last week, now officials revealing the convicts could be as far away as mexico. and tonight that prison employee accused of helping them escape seen here in prison stripes, shackles, a bulletproof vest as she makes her way into court. authorities now revealing what they say was her original plan. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, joyce tillie mitchell is seeing the jailhouse bars from the other side wearing that black and white jail outfit as she faces a judge, a far cry from the pri

footworth, and extensive flood warnings and watches, all the way from most of the of central and eastern texas to oklahoma. we have the newest track of the storm not changing too much. it came out at 11 o'clock. we thing with the next 3-6 hours, and may drop to a tropical depression. still bringing rain. the next 2-3 day also be major. we'll see a lot of rain not only for texas, but oklahoma. >> we hope the best for them. the pentagon are pointing to the deaths of too major operatives. as signs of operatives to stop attacks on the u.s. and allies. it's believed the leader of al qaeda, and the arabian peninsula were trted and killed in -- targeted and killed in air strikes. jamie mcintyre has more. >> reporter: the pentagon is in a curious position of touting the killing of nasir al-wuhayshi a success, refusing to say if it was an american drone strike that took him out. >> even though we no longer have a presence in yemen, no boots on the ground, we don't have a presence in libya, we have a global reach, we retain the ability to find and kill terrorists wherever they are hiding in the world. >

depression bill, winds sustained at 17 miles per hour, it's moving north of dallas and some parts of eastern texas over a foot of rain since bill made landfall yesterday afternoon you can still see the circulation with storms rotating around it near dallas and oklahoma city and eventually the energy will pull through here over the upcoming weekend, but first chunk of rape that passes through tomorrow morning. taking time for the morning rush as the warm front arrives to usher in more humid air and the rain moves out by lunch time and overall cloudy in the after none and muggy could be left over downpours south and west and the real wet start to the day ends to cloud cover in the afternoon, with the soaker in the morning, we are looking at a quarter to three quarters inch of rain and high of 79 and sounds cool and muggy and the secondary break this week arrives on friday and that pushes the front to the south and winds from the southwest warm and 86 and less humid and the tropical might our from the remnants of bill will arrive along the boundary here for sunday. the shore forecast for tomorrow an

a spot that saw record rainfall in may and flash flood watches are out and mainly focusing on eastern texas and oklahoma. where we see the heaviest band set up. any warnings take them really seriously. we went through the flash flooding and hopefully we can see everybody safe with bill. i'm eric fisher for cbs news. >>> that is the rare sound of a tornado siren in chicago. several funnels were spotted, but none touched down. the city was swamped by torrential rain. some mass transit had to be cancelled. >>> this morning still no sign of the two murderers who escaped from a maximum security prison in new york. but we are learning more about the prison worker who allegedly helped them break out. cbs news has learned joyce mitchell had a sexual relationship with one of the escapees richard matt. a law enforcement source says there was an agreement between mitchell and the two men to kill her husband once they escaped. mitchell made her second court appearance yesterday. she waved a preliminary hearing. >>> this is the 11th day in the search for matt and david sweat. more than 800 law enforceme

is going to be the flooding rains we are looking at the potential of 4 to 8 inches of rain in eastern texas and then 2 to 5 inches of rain across the plain states into the midwest and we could tap into some of the bill's moisture if some is left saturday night into sunday morning enjoy it 84 degrees and sun and clouds in the afternoon and low humidity and that 84 is going to feel like 84 degrees, you'll feel the difference of a refreshing day, on thursday the warm front is moving in and rain in the morning and lots of clouds and temperatures on the cool side, and behind the system we'll warm up as we head into the weekend, that cold front is moving through saturday night into sunday morning, if there is enough moisture left from the remnants of bill, tropical downpours saturday night and sunday morning, the exclusive accuweather forecast try to get outside and enjoy it tomorrow. 84 degrees and high thin clouds and thursday morning rain and clouds and 79 degrees, sun is mixing with clouds and 75 degrees and saturday looking at the potential for scattered thunderstorms, depending on how much

eastern texas is seeing heavy rain. flash flood warnings are up for several counties, cars are under water, heavy rain hitting the same region of texas that just got soaked last month. much different story here in the bay area. let's check in with roberta for our forecast. >>> good afternoon, everybody. let's go ahead and set you up for what you can anticipate the remaining portion of the day and the workweek. it's a typical weather pattern along the coast with the june gloom, the overcast conditions with partial coastal clearing. 80s and 90s away from the bay to the inland area through the weekend and then looking ahead towards friday it's the warriors celebration. it's the big parade stepping off at 10 a.m. temperature of 62 degrees. all right. there you have it. the low clouds and fog stacking up next to the seashore. not quite as extensive this morning but nevertheless it is deep about 1200 feet deep so only some partial clearing around the san mateo coast. high pressure continues to build into the bay area as it doe

losing strength as it moves over land but it's still likely to bring 4 to 6 inches of rain over eastern texas and up to a foot farther north. in grand prairie, people have already received evacuation orderers. >> reporter: the severe weather comes after it left 30 people dead and thousands of homes destroyed in zlas. they're not taking any chances. >> to have all of the decision-makers in one room so if anything that needs to happen can happen very quickly. >> reporter: bill is expected to bring more severe weather to parts of the south and midwest as it moves east. wendy gillette for cbs news. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fifth story balcony to collapse in berkeley, california. six people were kill and seven others seriously injured yesterday morning. the apartment house see located near the university of california campus. the victims were attending a 21st birthday party. investigators say 13 people were crammed onto the small balcony when it gave way. people who were killed were five people from ireland. >> i was absolutely devastated to hear the news particular

already eastern texas up to a foot of rain.d the flash flood watches extend all the way through the plains states into the midwest or cincinnati. and we could even tap too some of the tropical storm moisture the second half of the weekend. tomorrow morning dealing with a warm front that will cause some delays for your morning rush. we're looking at showers with some heavy downpours. could be heavy enough no cause ponding on roads and localized flooding. good idea to allow extra time for the morning commute. and futuretracker showing around 7:00 the rain is here and you see heavy rain south and west of philadelphia. the good news it doesn't last all day. by 4:00 just a couple of spotty showers mostly cloudy skies. it will be on the cool side tomorrow. the afternoon high in philadelphia, 79 degrees. allentown 76 millville 79. cape may only 74. and the morning rain will be a pretty good soaking, looking at good 1/4 to 3/4 of rain. and a wet start to the day and the rest of date is mostly cloudy and muggy, high of 79 degrees. behin

the surge of moisture will be impressive in eastern texas and parts of western louisiana. for us yellow alert through tomorrow. evening community could be slowed by thunderstorms in parts of the area. some of the storms could be heavy or severe 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. cold front will try to get through here tomorrow. they've been few and far between the last week or so. 77 by 6 a.m. and low 70s in the suburbs, should be a quiet commute to work, could be a little fog. by 9:00 84 downtown, burbs in the low 80s. by 1:00 it's 92 downtown, 90 in leesburg, showers forming back to the west around luray and culpeper. by 5:00 showers and storms pushing through, back to 88. don't get too hung up on the exact location. some storms are going to be heavy, not everywhere and some severe. 88 by 11:00 on the day planner and 90 by 1:00. the front should sag to the south of us, 80 serve, some showers wednesday, a brief -- 80 search, some showers wednesday, a brief -- 87, some showers wednesday, a brief back. friday upper 80s, nats back in town, near 90 on saturday, 95 for a high on father's day. d

bill is reaching missouri now with the same strength starting back on tuesday the storm inundated eastern texasith some places getting up to a foot of water and stephanie talked to some of the people effected. >> reporter: flooded streets and roadways filled the small texas town of el tempo after tropical depression bill made a visit and law enforcement got stuck in a ditch. afternoon flash flood warning was the latest blow to a town that say a wave of storms passing through the area and the creek that runs through el camp poe is normally dry. >> we experienced the last 24 hours 9 1/2" of rain in a short period in that short period of time. >> at least a foot and a half higher. the water has gone down tremendously. >> reporter: eugene a lifelong residents of el canpo rushed to his daughters house to rescue her and the family from flood waters, did they evacuate and get out quickly? >> yes, when i got here i told my son-in-law, look at my running boards on my truck and went this and got clothes and ten minutes come back and i said now look at the water. he said god we better hurry. >> reporter:

. >> it is raining in eastern texas and may not stop for days. the rain is heavy and promises to be steady. the national weather service says most areas will get 4 to 8 inches of rain by wednesday night. some isolated areas could see up to a foot. tropical storm bill blew ashore tuesday morning. the town of matagorda saw 50- mile-per-hour winds. this rain comes three weeks after the memorial day weekend storms that killed more than 40 people and damaged or destroyed thousands of homes in texas. people in this houston neighborhood are still cleaning up the mess those storms left behind. >> this was 16 to 18 inches. and this is kind of become our little nest. >> reporter: this family moved everything they own into their living room after water swamped their home in may. >> this flood was epic. i will try to make this the best i can make out of a terrible situation. i never want to do it again. >> reporter: marcus and her neighbors are hopeful they won't see a repeat of last month. >> i am ready to have it done and go back to resuming our normal lif

you can see how it became more organized as some of the rain continues to push off into eastern texashat don't need to get flooded are getting four to 8-inches plus of rain. we'll have to see if some of that moisture could work its way into our region for the weekend. it's a little unclear right now. here's your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecasts it's humid today really uncomfortable. gusty thunderstorm later 91 degrees for your high. and then tomorrow less humid and it look dry during the day. wednesday night into thursday, that's when we get a few more showers and thunderstorms. it could be a bit wet for your morning commute and later in the day with a thunderstorm and that's going to hold the temperature down to about 79. friday partly sunny another break for you, looks dry at 87 degrees. saturday mostly cloudy skies. you'll see some sunshine, 85. not going to rain all day but a few scattered showers or thunderstorms and that's the day if we see any moisture from tropical storm bill we'll get it. sunday summer begins and of course we're celebrating dad for fads philadelphia. it'

eastern half of texas bracing for a renewed flooding, tropical storm bill expected to make landfall this morning along the gulf coast between corpus christi and galveston. national weather service says up to 9" of rain could fall in the next five days in parts of texas, arkansas, oklahoma, following record rainfall last month blamed for 30 deaths. >>> the drought will be the focus today in milpitas as the city council considers measures to save water. restrictions and penalties will be on the table as well as how to handle the needs of golf courses. the meeting is set to begin at 7 p.m. >>> two teens are in fair condition after losing their arms in shark attacks in north carolina. it happened over the weekend. officials say a 13-year-old girl and boy were mauled in the inn waist deep water about 90 minutes apart within two miles of each other on the same beach. the shark that attacked the boy was 7 or 8 feet long. >>> closer to home a shark monitoring drone is a useful tool at a southern california beach. the drone shows how many sharks are just feet from the shoreline. once it even reco

. >> reporter:tropical storm bill is expected to dump four to eight inches of rain in eastern texas andreporter:parts of the lone star state could see up to 12 inches. >> reporter:texas is still recovering from record rains and deadly flooding last month. the storm is expected to weaken to a tropical depression overnight according to the national weather service. >> diane: morning lows about for a bit chilly. 57 for oakland and 584 richmond. but the sixth and napa 54 for san francisco. the app ogee will take place tomorrow morning. as it pushes off and pullback. by 11 am most of the clan will take place making room for plenty of sunshine and temperatures with the sunshine warm. heating things up pretty quickly. as the progress of time by noontime creek flirting what the '90s. livermore upper 80s, concord upper 80s as well. cooler and the san francisco peninsula out location. >> diane: that will continue throughout the day tomorrow creek making room for an afternoon high current 86 antioch and 88 livermore obviously cooler, the coast record will heat things up. saturday and sunday. for f

you can see flash flood watches for eastern texas oklahoma, parts of arkansas and missouri up to therea. that storm is still a potentially dangerous storm. tomorrow lots of thunderstorm activity and rainfall. hot and humid on the east coast. hot and dry in the southwest. and hot and dry with much of california tomorrow with highs up to 102 at fresno. here in the bay area much milder than that. highs in the upper 50s. 70s around the bay and mid to upper 80s inland. >> father's day coming up for you it is grandfather's day. >> extra smile on my face. i became a grandfather monday of last week. here i am holding little noah. my daughter jessica delivered this bundle of joy last monday. he weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces at birth. here is a close up of him on day number two. i would like to bottle some of that hair he has. little boy is the delight of my life right now. obviously the most beautiful kid in this solar system. >> congratulations to you and your family. >> that is awesome. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00. a 10-year-old boy's heroic actions to save two babies. >>> the massive

much of central and eastern texas they're flash floored flood warnings towards oklahoma, san antonio, waco, just to the north of dallas, now towards louisiana as well, big big problem. a lot of that rain is still falling in the area. now dallas fort worth you are clearing out right now as the center of that storm goins make begins omake its way north. next 24 hours the showers are now making their way into the state, oklahoma city and tulsa are pick picking up the rain. the heaviest is tonight through tomorrow. we are watching very carefully. all this raven is going to be draining into the rivers, the red river and the trinity river. those flash flood warnings along the river will probably continue into the weekend as well. >> kevin thank you. >>> coming up inside the central american drug war families shot and killed in a zeadea honduran drug operation. and my conversation with governor john sinunu. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. al jazeera investigation gunned down, were they innocent? tonight what our report uncovers. the quiet man. >> even thoug

so as we track the tropics, we watch the renmant of bill, continuing to move into eastern texas it is-mile an hour winds, continuing that movement to the north. here is the projected path what's left of the storm. a loft rain with it, five, 6 inches every rain in some places and by saturday, it is edging toward indianna and ohio eventually, maybe sunday monday, we could get some of the rain here. a lot of flood warnings down in texas we may see some flooding when that renmant gets to us. getting closer to the weekend we got the rain tomorrow. we got some rain early friday morning, clears out for day on friday and then on saturday and sunday we watch the remnants as they edge a little closer to us. temperatures 73 degrees, in philadelphia. a loft our stations, little problem with reporting this morning, but getting enough of an idea of comfortable temperatures that are out there and winds out of the northwest, for today only with the high pressure in control. >> seventy-nine tomorrow, showers, storms, maybe few breaks of sunshine inbetween mix every sunday and clouds friday, high of 86

it's expected to bring four to eight inches or more to eastern texas. >> the state already saw recordnfall in may. so the ground is still soaked in many areas there. the governor warns this could lead to dangerous flash flooding. >> our meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us with more on this. and it's been a very intense week for texas. >> it has, and this has the potential for be being the biggest story we have all year for weather. after coming of may 2015. we have 121 years of weather records. never before have we had as much rain until may. this has a potential to be very, very problematic. rivers are still swollen, lakes, of course, streams all at capacity as well. and you look at the perspective as far as getting the graphics up for you. we know tropical storm bill ahead of us here could pack a punch with rainfall. but already 20-plus inches have come down in texas, houston getting at least 10 inches. some areas up to 16 inches in the month of may. here's our second-letter storm for the season. here it comes out of the gulf of mexico. you notice everything in place. high pressu

the storm indun dated eastern texas with some places getting up to a foot of water. >> reporter: floodedts and roadways filled the small texas town after tropical depression bill made an unwelcome visit. an afternoon flash flood warning was the latest blow to a town that saw passing storms go through the area. >> we experienced the last 24 hours, 9.5 inches of rain in that short period of time. >> at least a foot and a half higher. the water has gone down tremendously. >> reporter: a lifelong resident, rushed to his daughters house to rescue her and her family. so did they have to get out quickly in >> yes, when i got here i told my son-in-law i said look at my running boards on think truck. they got their clothes, about ten minutes they came back and i said now look at the water. he said oh god, we better hurry. >> reporter: luckily the flood waters narrowly missed their home but emotions ran deep. >> it's rough. it means a lot to everybody. of course my family is very important. >> reporter: down the road this yard has turned into a small lake. >> we could probably go fishing here. it

right hand side of an ion storm trackers eastern texas. 48 in. of rain.igh tide and we could be looking at ways coming up on short to the 4 ft. above ground level. a lot to worry about flash flood in 53 flood warning tropical storm warning in effect for a good bit. coastline for parts of texas. around texas for the storm's going next.. and then it is the country and have from texas up to the great lakes. what the watch with the system i got for you not only today but to the next few days through friday. it begins to appear around. and then cloud over sfo. the good news no delays at the airport for running flights. great news on that front fog and low of problem for the north bay. averaging slightly center as a visit ability 1 mi. down less than a quarter. and not allow movement out of oakland and then a good reason for that blocking the sun. on the east they conquered pleasanton they've been getting some all morning long. if not meeting the 60 degree mark concord already there. or the weather is can a be below coastline here 59 to 58 degrees. coulomb the

we expect to see heavy rain, anywhere between six and 10 inches of rain across eastern parts of texas. that's going to shift towards the north as we go through the rest of the day. this is going to be a 48-72 hour event, we are going to be seeing massive flooding. >> we'll keep our eyes on that. >> lawmakers in washington are trying to get answers on the huge cyber attack on the federal office of personnel management. >> i want to know why you didn't encrypt the information. >> the head of the department got a grilling on capitol hill yesterday over the breach that may have exposed the personal data of millions of current and even former federal workers. the committee was told the democratic had been warned for years that their systems were already vulnerable and their staff wasn't equipped to handle such a breach. the department chief promised a fix within 30 days. >> donald trump heading to new hampshire one day after declaring he's running for president. at an announcement here in new york the entrepreneur and reality t.v. star blasted the current president and played up his own we

. >>> in a few hours tropical storm bill is expected to make landfall in eastern texas, packing winds up to 60 miles per hour. look at the storm waves, strong waves that are now in the gulf coast. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein says this storm should make landfall later this afternoon. four to eight inches of rain is expected to fall today. that means flooding, a big concern, especially in the same area that were under water a few weeks ago. officials in galveston county have called for volunteer evacuations. dozens of classes were cancelled for today. ♪ >>> you are listening to a special service celebrating the end of one phase of the repairs at the national cathedral. the 2011 earthquake in our area caused a lot of damage to the building and interior repairs wrapped up a few months ago. crews have years of exterior work to do. those repairs will cost more than $20 million. >>> metro is trying to make your commute faster and easier. how new touch screens could help you on your way to work this morning. >>> new information in the hunt for two escaped prisoners and this morning

now, this is bill on the radar here making landfall and all sorts of trouble in eastern texas, and some of the remnant moisture could come this way eventually. a few early showers and storms and less humid late. 68 degrees for a low in philadelphia. 60 north and west. tomorrow, less humid, cooler nice and comfortable day. no showers around. the seven-day forecast lots of showers around on thursday and cooler then we warm up and get dry again on friday then by saturday night into sunday that's when some of the remnants from bill could be providing a little burst to the rainfall threat and look how hot it gets, too. >>> developing news out of texas tonight. glenn mentioned it a moment ago. tropical storm bill made landfall along the gulf coast with winds gusting more than 60 miles an hour. but it's rain that is likely to cause the biggest problems there. six to eight inches of rain is expected across the area and it's warter they don't need. many people are recovering from devastating floods three weeks ago that swallowed neighborhoods and left thousands stranded across houston. in many p

. >>> after a soaking of eastern texas that storm is expect to bring heavy rain north ward toward illinois. >>> balcony pack with college students gave way in california killing six irish students and injuring seven others. it all happened early this morning, at an apartment building near campus of uc berkley. they were attending a birthday party when that balcony collapsed plunging them four stories to the ground. an eyewitness described that chaotic scene. >> the ruble on the ground, and it was a terrible scene. >> i just heard them screaming. >> reporter: right now authorities in california are trying to figure out just how that accident happened. >>> well, town of oak island, north carolina is advising against ocean swimming after two children were mauled in separate shark attacks. twelve year-old good are lost part of her left arm and suffered a leg injury. shortly after she was attack about 2 miles away, a 16 year-old boy lost his left arm to a shark attack. both children are listed in good condition tonight. paramedics credited the help of bystanders in saving the life of that littl

. >>> >>> communities in eastern texas are expecting a new round of flooding. tropical storm bill will likely make landfall this morning along the gulf coast between corpus christi and galveston. people in galveston are doing what they can to prepare. beach patrol officials were out last night letting everyone know that lifeguards are no longer on duty. >>> there is some basketball to be played tonight. tonight the warriors can clinch the nba title with a win at cleveland in game 6 of the finals. that's all it takes. fans have paid $15 each to watch the game on the big screen at oracle arena. tickets sold out and are now being sold by stubhub for over $1,000 just to be in the arena. on highway 24 in oakland, there's a new mural of steph curry posing as rapper mac dre. people are stopping to pose in front of mural that just went up just a few weeks ago. >> we were hanging out across the street watching people and every 30 seconds someone was stopping and pulling over. >> that mural is one of two warriors works. the artists call themselves the illuminaries painte

. >> some areas of eastern texas have gotten more than 20 inches of rain over the past month. in some of the areas, eight to ten feet deep with reports of snakes and alligators along the way. a lot of the cattle went the wrong way and they were lost. but 250 or so did make it across and they had to be herded eight miles down highway 90. residents of liberty county were actually lining the highway like a parade route with local radio stations giving kind of a play by play when all the cattle were coming. unlike the old west this cattle drive kind of made its way past grocery stores fast food restaurants. a few traffic lights. it took more than nine hours to get the cattle from liberty bell ranch down to dayton but you had to know that nobody was leaving until, say it with me gretchen -- >> until the cows come home. all right, trace. great story. thank you. >>> so the markets are open and we have some stocks for you to watch. fox news network's charles payne is sharing some tips. you're going to want to pay attention because his picks from a couple weeks ago were right on the mo

it's still likely to bring 4 to 8 inches of rain to eastern texas, and up to a foot of rain farther north. >> my biggest concern is for everybody that has property here. >> the severe weather comes just weeks after heavy rains left more than 30 people dead and damaged thousands of homes in texas and oklahoma. >>> on the sports front never before has one man walked away from the nba finals as a series leading scorer, rebounder and distributor. lebron james is now the first but not even that was enough for the self-proclaimed best player in the world trying to force a game seven against the warriors. james carried cleveland once again with 32 points, 18 rebounds and 9 assists but at the end ever the day golden state was too deep a team. they had the cavs outmanned from the start. warriors end up closing it out 105-97 claiming their first title in 40 years. >>> right now police in d.c.'s trinidad neighborhood are searching for suspects in the shooting death of a man overnight. it happened on orange street near neil street in northeast. so far there are very few details and the name of the vi

tremendous amount of rain from that system lifting off to the north moving toward houston and eastern texasead into the middle part of next week. we're watching really two storms. carlos for now off the west coast of mexico and possibly a new storm developing in the gulf of mexico. here, nothing tropical about our weather at all. you've got the sea breeze going and fog spilling into san francisco. beautiful twilight view around the tri valley. near 7 0 in livermore. tomorrow morning, low clouds you're seeing them now in san francisco. misty skies and drizzle. winds picking up during the afternoon. if they come out of the northwest, we could mix down drier air and temporarily break out of the low clouds along the coast. as the marine layer deepens up to 2,500 feet inland valley temperatures will be trending much cooler. see here the wind trend through the next 24 hours. strongly onshore. shifting a little bit to the northwest as we head into the afternoon. should definitely clear out santa cruz tomorrow. we hope just enough of dry air mixing down to clear out parts of the rest of the coast f

>>michelle apon: they're getting more rain as we speak you can even see all the way in the eastern texas may be near the beach you're still getting a pack of when up to 35 mi. from our we could see some thunderstorms and that as well but the storm system talk about the ohio valley and the what the its tropical depression it was dawn credit but with its into movement and 11 mi. per hour and could have gusted to 46 mi. from our continue we still have some watches stress to all the way jurors and all the way into the great lakes it is all flood watches low lying areas as of right now some fifties across concord and we have been affected across parts of the south bay a little bit cooler across parts of the north bay and off to a " star once again is really no change from yesterday it out the door and you're a patchy fog of your driving across the golden gate bridge the system fault in will start to see more sunshine wide spread across the area. >>michelle apon: by the afternoon mid '80s when will be it will be a comparable one day across and location will for the bay up to 67 1/7 if you want

that's going to lead to some flash flooding throughout eastern texas and southeastern oklahoma today.t area will continue to grow and lift north then east all throughout the week. some spots could top 10 inches. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> justin, thank you so much. >>> the beach at oak island in north carolina remains open after two shark attacks this weekend. you won't find many people going into the water, however, there are additional patrols looking for the sharks or could be one shark even. that bit two young swimmers. each losing an arm. locals and officials say they can't remember the last serious shark attack in the area. and now there have been two in the same afternoon. >>> well, the prison employee accused of helping two inmates escape back in court yesterday. joyce mitchell appeared before a judge wearing a jail uniform and a bulletproof vest. prosecutors say mitchell provided the men with speed bag boxing gloves, lighted eyeglasses and the blades and tools used to bust out of jail. there's been no confirmed sightings of the men since they escaped 11 days ago. >>> eme

as you can see, for most of the central and eastern texas, we are looking at either flood watches ort, and this will continue the next couple of days. john. >> thanks very much. >>> it was one of the biggest bandses of the 1980s spandau ballet turning out hit songs. they broke up over 20 years ago because of a sfut. now they're back and say they're better than ever. i caught up with gary and martin kemp and asked what caused the split? >> most bands break up because of girls, drugs or publishing. we were no difference than anyone else. it was publishing. >> there was a sense we were at the end of the '90s and not all of us wanted to carry on doing it. we were thinking maybe there's more out there, and other people did want to break up. we went into acting. we did a movie together and we came and lived in hollywood and both acted over here for a while. >> when you say it was acrimonious acrimonious, give us an idea. >> the three other guys in the band sued my brother. i was stuck in the middle. >> i was the song writer of the group. >> i was stuck in the middle. for me it was like wat

. >>> a tropical storm soaking eastern texas today weeks after record segment rains triggered deadly through thing in that state. not a lot of wind with this one but there is plenty of rain. a time we would have said east texas really needs it. not really true anymore. forecasters are predingting a foot in some areas. it will track deep inland about to get this rain in dallas. tornado fears as always. officials in galveston county down on the coast already asked folks to evacuate the low-lying areas. with the grounds saturated from last month's flood that left more than 30 people dead across texas and oklahoma. >>> wasn't that long ago we were reporting on the years-long and devastating drought in texas. whether it's over or not is news from the future. but steve harrigan is out in the rain today as he so often is. how is it steve? wet? >> reporter: shepard, it's steady here right now in houston, steady rain. people are still out and about. as you can see it hit about three hours ago with 60-mile-per-hour winds along the coastline, about 50 miles per hour winds now. this is not a dra

losing strength as it moves over land, it is still hikely to bring four to 8 inches of rain to eastern texas. officialness dallas are not taking any chances. crews are running pumps and opening up emergency operation centers as storm moves in. >> to have all of the decision makers in one room so that anything that needs to happen can happen quickly. >> reporter: bill is expect to bring more severe weather to part of the south and midwest wendy gilette cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia is unveiling its transportation plan for pope francis visit. residents and visitors should prior to do a lot of walking. >> this will be the largest event in the city of philadelphia, in modern history. >> starting week of september 22nd there will be plenty of road closure with an estimated one to 2 million people in center city for the world meeting of families. for two days of the pope 's visit test 26th and 27th, only 31 of septa's 282 train subway and trolley stations will be opened. >> trains will operate and an express type pick up services only from the select outlying stations to center city fo

in galveston texas emergency crews have evacuated low-lying areas. eastern and central texas could get up to nine inches of rain in the next few days. the state is still recovering from substantial flooding and countless water rescues already. around here, tracking our own slight risk of severe weather. eileen has the forecast. eileen: it is hot and humid and all the ingredients are therefore thunderstorms to develop in the next several hours. i want to get you some new information. just after 9:00, the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma, issued our area under a slight risk. where you see all the yellow, that is a highlighted risk that storms could develop on the strong to severe side. that means they could contain large hail, damaging wind, and the timing is likely between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. you've probably noticed some clouds beginning to move in, but it is hot, 90 five. it feels like 104 degrees. -- 95 degrees. it feels like 104 degrees. things are quiet but it will change toward the late afternoon. keep that in mind while getting kids from cap o

starting back on tuesday the storm inundated eastern texas with some places getting a foot of water. >> flooding streets and roadways filled the small texas town after tropical depression bill passed through. the creek is normally dry. >> we experienced the last 24 hours nine and a half inches of rain in that short period of time. >> at least a foot and a half higher. the water has gone down tremendously. >> a lifelong resident rushed to his daughter's house to rescue her and her family from rising floodwaters. >> they had to evacuate? did they have to get out quickly? >> yes when i got here, i told my son-in-law, i said look at my running boards on my truck. they went in and got their clothes about 10 minutes come back. i said now look at the water. he said oh, god better hurry. >> he helped put the furniture on blocks. luckily the floodwaters narrowly missed their home but motions ran deep. >> it's rough. it means a lot to everybody. of course, my family's very important, so i got to make sure that everybody's safe and sound. >> down the road, his yard has turned into a small lake.

forecasters say the system will generate intense rain and eastern half of texas and oklahoma, missouri as well as arkansas in coming days. the golden state warriors are nba champs. they clinched the title, beating cleveland cavaliers 10521097 -- 197. andrÉ was named series mvp. he and beth curry had 25 points each and defeated lebron james for 32 points for the cavs. federal reserve policy makers wrapping up their two-day meeting today. lauren has three things to watch. lauren: absolutely, big day, sandra. the revised forecast for the economy including gdp and interest rate predictions that money press conference bag chair janet yellen. number one, not only when interest rates will go up but by how much. in march the fence when interest rates to rise .65% by the end of the year. that could mean two rate hikes this year. not only when the first one with me, which is likely september, but after that. number two, gallon will be pressed to set the tone for increases. watch for the more gradual in her speech. what the fed does not want to do a shock the economy and that brings us to number

eastern. >>> former texas governor rick perry is making another run for the the white house. senior advisor tells us that perry will tell support their he is seeking the republican nomination. perry is remembered for stumbling debate performance where he forgot the name of the one of the federal agencies he wanted to close. >>> a move to ban powdered alcohol across the board in pennsylvania comes up for discussion at temple university. state liquor control board has already banned the sale of so-called, powdered alcohol. shirley kitchen want to make it illegal to he will is it, drink or bring tonight to pennsylvania. a public hearing is set for 11:00 at temple university student center. >>> we have some new information this morning about the mistaken ship. of live anthrax to labs across the country. the pentagon now says that 51 labs in the u.s. and three foreign countries may have received those samples. they were sent from an army facility in utah. a procedure to kill the live anthrax in the samples reportedly failed. in new jersey and delaware they are among states believe

the eastern part of texas packing winds of up to 60 miles per hour. take a look at the strong waves right now on the gulf coast. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein says the storm should make landfall later this afternoon. now four to eight inches of rain is expected to fall today. that means flooding is a big concern. officials in galveston county have already called for voluntary evacuations. dozens of school districts have cancelled class for today. >>> a toddler remains in the hospital this morning after being found at the bottom of a pool in fairfax county. this happened sunday evening at the pirates cove water park in lorton. lifeguards were clearing the pool because of lightning when the 2-year-old boy was spotted in the water. this is the second pool incident in just a few weeks in the lorton area. >>> take a look at a san diego deputy caught on camera tadzing a 13-year-old -- tasing a 13-year-old. this morning the sheriff's department said that's more to the story than what you see on the tape. that deputy said he tried several times to ge

down into dallas texas where eastern parts of texas some areas saw a foot of rain houston seeing roundsrain as it wraps around the circulation of tropical storm bill and that will ride into the ohio valley and make its way into our region for the second half of the weekend. for tonight mostly cloudy and showers by dawn, 62 to 65 with increasing humidity and that humidity you'll feel it tomorrow and as it arrives again in the morning, we'll have a round of steady heavy rainfall for the morning rush tomorrow and that continues to push away to the north and east, as a warm front arrives and we'll see around a quarter to three quarters inch with the soaking if the morning and drier with respect to rain falling from the sky and 79 and another boundary pushes in on friday and partly sunny and less humid for the weekend with an air temperature of 86 degrees and the moisture from what will be the remnants of bill aims in our direction monmorning, as we look at the accuweather forecast 79 and muggy and a wet start to your day and drier finish to the day and partly sunny and 86 and low humidity t

eastern noon pacific. >>> texas is by far the largest natural gas producer and much of it comes from fracking, which provides a lot of jobs. but a lot of texans are getting fed up with the practice. >> in texas an oil gas boom help expand the economy twice the rate of the u.s. but now texas may be in danger. transitions from america's job engine to an anchor. texas lost 25,400 jobs. the most in the country from the state's biggest job lost in the last four years. the price of oil plunged by more than half from its peak last summer but they said they need to do everything to keep the oil industry thriving. but not everyone feels the same way. particularly those in denton outside of dallas. >> we're in north north texas and platforms like these used to have rigs on them but that got residents concerned. they voted on it and voted to essentially prohibit fracking from taking place inside this town. they banned it. but that is all about to change. governor greg abbott recently signed a bill into law that all but makes sure that no texas town could ever ban fracking again. the law largely

two step your way through the broken spoke in eastern texas and you'll meet james white. >> we're a livinghts a week since he opened the plains 1964. >> true mom and pop operation. i tell people that my wife is the working half of the company and i'm in charge of b.s. we won't change nothing. >> he's good at b.s.. >> he is. he talks more than three women. >> reporter: nowadays the 76-year-old pioneer compares his broken spoke to the alamo. once in the middle of nowhere now sandwiched in the middle of city. that country charm is what's allowed the broke spoke to roll on. but elsewhere across texas in mostly rural areas, historic dance halls are endangered. >> many of them have disappeared either through lack of interest or support fallen down burned. turned into barnes and other things. >> reporter: deb fleming is president of dance halls preservation inc. >> how much can be traced back. >> with immigration of the europeans that came to texas, they built a church a community center which could be used as a dance hall was a dance hall. all these different cultures that came into texas and me

going to be seeing incredible amounts of rain, leading to flooding all along the central and eastern parts of texas. >> ok, we are hearing today from april dolezal stepping down amid allegations she lied about her race. she tells the today show she identified as african-american as a very early age. >> i would say about five years old. >> you began identifying yourself as african-american? >> i was drawing self portraits with the brown crayon instead of the peach crayon and the black curly hair. >> in 2002, dolezal filed a racial suit against howard university claiming the school discriminated against her because she is white. a court threw out the lawsuit. >> a judge upholds the penalty for egypt's former president. >> reopening heritage sites in nepal >> deposed penalty mohamed morsi sentenced to life for spying for hamas, hezbollah and iran. we have more. >> death by hanging. this judge upheld hills court's previous verdict against egypt's deposed president, mohamed morsi. >> the court has ruled firstly that in presence first and with consensus of opinion to punish each of the following defendan