i'm elaine quijano. as americans head home from their labor day whole day, up to 8 million people could be impacted by severe weather. the the midwest got a dose when a supercell formed over iowa, last night. denison got the worst as high winds knocked down trees and power lines. kansas was pound bid hail stones the size of tennis balls and winds that topped 70 miles an hour. meteorologist megan glaros of our chicago station wbbn is following. this megan, what are we seeing now. >> at this point we're looking at stronger storms moving through portions of michigan where they've had heavy downpours and gusty winds. that's what we have at the moment. though we know there is a longer term, more intense area of severe weather that will develop anywhere from the ohio river valley stretching all the way back to oklahoma city, through the course of the evening and the overnight, damaging winds, hail, also tornadoes, all a possibility within this area. and once again moving into tomorrow, there is a potential for

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and is for both wade elaine. we wanted to talk about this -- what is the socioeconomic impact on african americans? >> yes. >> and so wade, i would like for you to just talk about some of small ways that we are impacted because there are so many? also talkuld you about something that representative becerra talked how do weh is financially impact the voting process? and what we can do to play a more sophisticated game on fund raising, on donating to the kind of candidates that we want and fundraising role within parties if we so choose that space?role in guys and then elaine. >> voting obviously matters. example. good eric holder who is now the attorney general in the united states would not be in office obama. not for barack without eric holder in office it is unlikely we would have gotten called the fair sentencing act that reduced disparities and took off three years of sentences for many. if it were not for eric holder wouldn't have an attorney general arguing that people who were convicted of felonies be enti

elaine, thanks very much. the the c.d.c. said today the ebola outbreak is likely to spread to more countries. ebola has now killed more than 1900 people in africa. among the latest to be infected is a third american missionary. jeff glor tells us about him. >> reporter: dr. rick sacra has been making trips to west africa since the mid-80s. on august 2 this year he posted a facebook message sending well wishes to his friends kent brantly and nancy writebol, after they'd been diagnosed with ebola in liberia. sacra then volunteered to go himself. bruce johnson runs the sim aid group. >> i remember the day i got the word that rick said, "send me back in." and i just-- i just literally kind of went, wow. what commitment of an individual knowing that he was going into potential harm's way. >> reporter: sacra was not working in an ebola clinic. he was delivering babies in an obstetrics wing. sim says upon diagnosis, he immediately isolated himself and is now being treated by some of the same doctors he trained. it's not know if he'

elaine r. jones was the first female president, a legal powerhouse who was elected to the american bar association board of governors in 1989. the first african-american to do so. president clinton presented her with a eleanor roosevelt human rights award. john lewis was elected to congress in 1986 and represents georgia. the civil rights leader was a a member of the march on washington. he also received the presidential medal of freedom. barbara r. arnwine president and executive director otherwise committee for civil rights. a graduate of duke university law school. she continues to campaign for civil rights and sable justice issues. -- civil justice issues. she specializes in housing and lending, community developing, voting rights, education, and environment of justice. xavier becerra is a former deputy attorney general of the california apartment of justice who was first elected to the house of representatives in 1992. he is a member of the congressional hispanic caucus where he served as

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mathisson. >> margaret elaine mattic. >> robert d.tson. >> walter matuza jr. >> jill morrow. >> charles a.mauro jr. >> charles j.mauro. >> dorothy mauro. >> nancy. the mauro. >> robert j. maxwell. >> renee may. >> tyrone may. >> keith roy marcellus maynard. >> robert mayo. >> jennifer lynne mazzotta. >> kaaria mbaya. >> james joseph mcalary jr. >> patricia anne mcaneney. >> michael mccabe. >> thomas joseph mccann. >> justin mccarthy. >> kevin mccarthy. >> michael mccarthy. >> my mother. your crazy spirit lives on in each of us ma.ç thank you for watching over our entire family and community as we continue to rebuild from sandy. we are finally back inbó our house. you are always in our thoughts, hearts,$ prayers. god speed mom. god bless america. >> my sister-in-law. we love you and miss you. not a day goes by that we don't think of you. your legacy is carried on by your wonderful daughters, dana, allison and emily. and your beautiful grandchildren, asher and hannah. you are kenny, elliott, my mother's and my heart always. we love yo

i'm elaine quijano, and this is our western edition. as americans head home from their labor day holiday, up to eight million people could be impacted by severe weather. the midwest got a dose when a super-cell formed over iowa last night. denison got the worst as high winds knocked down trees and power lines. beloit, kansas was pounded by hailstones the size of tennis balls and winds that topped 70 miles an hour. meteorologist megan glaros of our chicago station wbbn is n,llowing this. megan, what are we seeing now? >> at this point, we're looking at stronger storms moving through portions of michigan, where they've had heavy downpours and gusty winds. stretching to upstate new york as a cold front progresses to the east coast, including isolated tornadoes, damaging wind and possible hail moving into tuesday. >> megan glaros in chicago, thank you. president obama flies to europe tomorrow ahead of talks with nato allies. one urgent topic for discussion is the growing threat of isis, the islamic extremists who have seized control of larg

elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight.s news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org good >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. thousands of acres burning. hundreds of homes threatened and firefighters are scrambling. >> the bold fire burned 100 homes and a church as it raged through weed. and the 12,000-acre king fire is threatening 500 homes. and the fire in madera county destroyed three dozen. there are 10 big wildfires burning all over california right now. new at 6:00 p.m. a look at the devastation in weed and we are live. talking to cal fire about the big question, can firefighters keep up. >> reporter: the people in the building behind me are making sure that the local communities do have all the services they need to combat the fires. they are making sure they have enough firefighters, tankers and shelters. >> a lot of fires at the same time that create a need for multiple resources. >> reporter: 6,000 firefighter ac

theresa elaine brown, a teacher at the gutters school is accused of putting a boy. and the owner is accused of not reporting it. we are live in woodbridge for the details. what do we know? >> talking to some parents this morning, many say they learned about the alleged incident this morning. we spoke to one father who came back hours after dropping his son off. he said he was picking his son not leaving him here after learning about the alleged incident. thissa elaine brown at woodbridge goddard school is not facing an assault charge after biting a boy. police, ono september 11, brown allegedly at the little boy after he reportedly been another employee. police say the flight left a mark on the child's shoulder. someone who witnessed the incident reported to a manager at the day care but police say the owner failed to reported to child protective services as required by state law. nadianer, 24-year-old choudr choudry, is also now facing charges. deirdre kelly is looking for a day care for her son. she visited the school this morning. see.u never know when you looks

elaine r.s the first female president, a legal powerhouse who was elected to the american bar association board of governors in 1989. the first african-american to do so. president clinton presented her with a eleanor roosevelt human rights award. john lewis was elected to congress in 1986 and represents georgia. the civil rights leader was a a member of the march on washington. he also received the presidential medal of freedom. barbara r. arnwine president and executive director otherwise committee for civil rights. a graduate of duke university law school. she continues to campaign for civil rights and sable justice issues. -- civil justice issues. she specializes in housing and lending, community developing, and pointed, voting rights, education, and environment of justice. xavier becerra is a former deputy attorney general of the california apartment of justice who was first elected to the house of representatives in 1992. he is a member of the congressional hispanic caucus where he served

elaine is making a similar plea. she was a friend i just go on to end like this.shares had not said how or where she was killed but the fire was set to destroy evidence. >> president obama stunned supporters of immigration reform -- when he announced he will delay taking executive action on immigration until after the midterm elections. the move drew near instant ire from immigration reform advocates. republicans ---meanwhile--- slammed obama for making what calculation. president obama-- under attack for breaking his promise made in june- that he'd take executive action on immigration reform by the end of summer. "if congress will not do their job, at least we can do ours." delaying any action until after the november elections - the white house says. will stop ". those who would use it to score points as a kind of grandstanding issue." the move could help democrats in tight senate races in arkansas, north carolina and, iowa - keeping their seats from flipping to the gop and causing democrats to lose control of the senate. but the sigh of relief for endangered de

mathisson. >> margaret elaine mattic. >> robert d.attson. >> walter matuza jr. >> jill morrow. >> charles a.mauro jr. >> charles j.mauro. >> dorothy mauro. >> nancy. the mauro. >> robert j. maxwell. >> renee may. >> tyrone may. >> keith roy marcellus maynard. >> robert mayo. >> jennifer lynne mazzotta. >> kaaria mbaya. >> james joseph mcalary jr. >> patricia anne mcaneney. >> michael mccabe. >> thomas joseph mccann. >> justin mccarthy. >> kevin mccarthy. >> michael mccarthy. >> my mother. your crazy spirit lives on in each of us ma.ç thank you for watching over our entire family and community as we continue to rebuild from sandy. we are finally back inbó our house. you are always in our thoughts, hearts,$ prayers. god speed mom. god bless america. >> my sister-in-law. we love you and miss you. not a day goes by that we don't think of you. your legacy is carried on by your wonderful daughters, dana, allison and emily. and your beautiful grandchildren, asher and hannah. you are kenny, elliott, my mother's and my heart always. we love

elaine got drunk once at a wedding, but jerry seinfield was never holding a beer. i never saw -- i don't of remember seeing them drink. >> is that a tv rule? >> i think it was their rule that they don't drink. it is strange to me. but then again i am a strange little man. coming up a story so sad i am tearing up already. "magic mike 2" is a little less magic. do you have videos of animals ? you better send them in. when you compare the top speed of dsl from the phone company with the top speed of comcast business internet... well, there's really no comparison. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. the o'reilly factor on friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern what is he thinking? and we have sonny johnson and dan boba. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> will the country hate him for leaving channingtatum. math mu mcconaghey will not be returning. they con officialed the awful -- they confirmed the awful news this week. and they said it

a $300,000 plus was raise informs pancreatic research at i'm sure you're aware of so thank you to elaine and many, many others who pulled this off including the gentleman here and from the h.r. c it was a real effort of love on behalf of a colleague as well as a desire to beat pancreatic cancer >> thank you (clapping.) so that was tough let's go on with more tough ones there's a lot of that media attendance in the recent passing of iconic folks in our world by more locally there's been important people that passed away in the last couple of weeks i want to mention 4 of them george the third passed on arguing 20th 2014 the chairman of the parish i can't group he was 79 years old and spent his time at the waffling george senior established a gas station a service station, if you will, 5 days after pooerl hark on december 12, 1941, set up on bay street and if you know your geography that's across the street from fort mason one of the primer areas of deploying service men primarily men and women to the pacific following pooerl hark it turns out they need a place to store their automobiles an

elaine quijano, cbs news, newyo. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. cbs news it all around the world, good night. >>> montgomery county police make their way to rural virginia, that could be connectedded to a 40-year-old cold case. >>> they are the survivors of the navy yard attack called the rooftop gang. i'm scott broom. coming up, the powerful reflections they have. >> what they heard as i called out, jesus, please come help me. >> e with could hear gun shots. >> on the event as year ago and how they and the rest of the navy yard will move forward. >>> one year after the navy yard massacre, a daughter talks about the still sering pain of losing her mother to an assassin. i'm bruce leshan, the story coming up. >>> marty. arthur daniels. >> than 2,000 people gathered to remember the victims of the washington navy yard shooting. 12 people killed while just doing their jobs. shot dead by a former navy reservist and government contractor. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and good evening, i'm derek mcginty. we're going have a lot more on tonight's solemn anniversar

but in the meantime, i would like you to introduce elaine and she will tell you about the project. >> good evening, commissioners, please to meet you here tonight. i would like to introduce our team to myself, this is jonathan rowe and he is our ceo and founder of the village and to my right is tad and john wilson also in security intelligence specialists. and it is great to be here this evening and thank you very much for this opportunity to introduce you to the village, at 969 market. this is a fairly extensive operation, that we have proposed, and we have about 17,000 square feet of space on three different levels on market street and we are fork cussing predominantly on producing high profile events, corporate events as well as non-profit and fund-raisers. and we have several things going on, and i would like to take this opportunity to tell you a little bit about specifically the target audience that we are appealing to and also the community out reach and those are the two things that i want to touch on and i will turn it over to tad as well to talk about monarch's operations an

elaine quijano has been looking into this. >> reporter: atlantic county prosecutor jim mcclain says ray rice did not receive special treatment by avoiding jail time and probation. despite having strong evidence that rice assaulted his then- fiancee, janay palmer, inside a casino elevator, prosecutor mclain signed off on an agreement which allowed rice to enter a pretrial intervention program, often called p.t.i. rice could have his record wiped clean if he completes anger management counseling. former bergin county, new jersey, prosecutor ray flood says it was the right call. >> i don't in any way fault the judgment made by the atlantic county prosecutor to admit him into the program. >> reporter: she was knocked unconscious. >> but when i talk about, you know, the legal definition of serious bodily injury in new jersey, which is what you would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt for an aggravated assault, that means there would have to be the-- a substantial risk of death. >> reporter: but former atlantic county prosecutor david glassman says rice got off too easy. >> i don't think

elaine quijano takes a look. >> and you're safe, right?>> reporter: in the last two weeks, calls have poured into the national domestic violence hot line in austin, texas, up 84% since the ray rice tape was released. >> take a couple breaths with me. >> reporter: anitra edwards works there. >> as a survivor, i hear what they go through. i'm like, man, that was me. >> reporter: the 24-year-old says it's here because it's helped her overcome an abusive relationship. she says her former boyfriend terrorized her for more than five months, once attacking her while his mom and sister were in the next room. >> i tried to scream for help, and that's when he grabbed my face and shoved it against the door and told me not to include his family in my dramatics. >> reporter: about half the calls to the hot line have gone unanswered due to low staffing. but executive director brian pinero says the new partnership with the nfl includes money, which will allow the center to increase the number of calls it answers each day. >> the next three weeks, we will

elaine, thank you so much. ford announced a big recall today. more than 850,000 2013 and 2014 models. a short circuit can prevent airbags from deploying. for the complete list of the recalled vehicles go to cbsnews.com. today, the largest native american tribe, the navajo nation, signed the largest settlement any tribe has ever received from the u.s. government-- $554 million. their lawsuit accused federal agencies of mismanaging their trust fund for decades. "on the road "with steve hartman is still ahead, but up next, the captain says farewell. and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death. stop taking januvia and call your doctor right away if

and so that was with megan and elaine and brad and jonathan, as or who was with the orton project. and brad was able to get a project through with the hoe down yard that we have worked with for some time and i want to take a moment to thank the staff because you don't always see the important steps so i want to thank all of you for making those happens, and so thank you. >> i think that is it for me. >> item under on the consent calendar, item a. >> okay, public comment. >> seeing none. >> next item. >> okay. >> item 7 arequest authorization to award construction contract no. 2765, pier 35 building & roof repair project, to roebuck construction, inc. in the amount of $2,041,010, and authorization for a contract contingency fund of 10% of the contract amount (or $204,101) for unanticipated contingencies, for a total authorization not to exceed $2,245,111. (resolution no. 14-48) >> and item 7 b,request authorization to advertise for competitive bids for construction contract no. 2769, port security fences project, phase iv. (resolution no. 14-49). and item 7 c,request authorization t

elaine quijano found many victims feel they have no choice but to stay with an abusive partner, and we caution you, some of the images in her report are disturbing. >> reporter: this is what happened to 38-year-old angela brower the day she tried to leave her abusive boyfriend. >> he punched me in the eye with every bit of force he had and it knocked me unconscious roasht the beating left brower with multiple bruises, a broken nose and broken eye socket. the tennessee woman posted pictures of her injury on facebook. >> it helped me to see what the man i loved had done to me, and then after all the responses i got and all of the messages and-- and all of the other women responding the way they did, i continued to put my pictures on facebook to make other women aware that this is not what love looks like. >> reporter: every minute, 20 americans are victims of physical violence by a partner or spouse. that's 10 million people a year, according to the cdc. 85% of them are women. lil corcoralil corcoran runs a s shelter in northern new jersey. you don't like it when people ask, "why did she

well, thanks, elaine.president obama will address the nation tomorrow evening about his strategy for defeating isis. that is the sunni muslim group that's been carrying out a campaign of terror across iraq and syria, and beheaded two american journalists. the president briefed the leaders of congress at the white house today in advance of the speech. we have a series of reports tonight. first, chief white house correspondent major garrett. major. >> reporter: bob, in a 70-minute meeting, president obama told the congressional leaders he has all the legal authority he needs s carry out his strategy against isis and doesn't need a congressional vote. but he did ask congress in the coming days to give him $500 million and the legal authority to train syrian fighters battling isis within that country. afterward, house speaker john boehner said he would support air strikes targeting isis leaders and sending more u.s. military advisers to iraq. the pentagon has recommended both to the president. now, tomorrow's

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this for both wade and elaine. we wanted to talk about this, what is the socioeconomic impact of voting on african-americans. and so, wade, i'd like for you to talk about some of the small ways that we're impacted because there are so many. but, elaine, could you talk about something that representative becerra talked about, which is how do we financially impact the voting process? and what we can do to play a more sophisticated game on fund-raising, on donating to the kind of candidates that we want and on playing a fund-raising role within parties if we so choose to play the role in that space. wade and then elaine. >> guys, i would say look, voting obviously matters. here is good example. eric holder who is now the attorney general of the united states would not be in office were it not for barack obama. without eric holder in office, it is unlikely that we would have gotten something called the fair sentencing act, that reduced disparities between crack and powder cocaine. took off three years of drug sentences

elaine quijano takes a look. >> an you're safe, right?> reporter: in the last two weeks, calls have poured into the national domestic violence hot line in austin, texas, up 84% since the ray rice tape was released. >> take a couple breaths with me. >> reporter: anitra edwards works there. >> as a survivor, i hear what they go through. i'm like, man, that was me. >> reporter: the 24-year-old says it's here because it's helped her overcome an abusive relationship. she says her former boyfriend terrorized her for more than five months, once attacking her while his mom and sister were in the next room. >> i tried to scream for help, and that's when he grabbed my face and shoved it against the door and told me not to include his family in my dramatics. >> reporter: about half the calls to the hot line have gone unanswered due to low staffing. but executive director brian pinero says the new partnership with the nfl includes money, which will allow the center to increase the number of calls it answers each day. >> the next three weeks, we will

michigan, high, elaine. head.e are listening. >> i have read a little bit about differences in male and female brains, for instance this book about educating boys and girls. did you experience a little bit on differences between male brains and female brains. and the differences in a male brain and female brain but i understand how it is referred to. a little too much is made of that. there are some differences that are male or female differences. i certainly believe that and manifest in the brain in certain ways. .. terms of teaching children these kind of differences are quite subtle and don't figure in at all. there are not even -- we have heard a lot about learning st e styles and even that is overblown. there is visual and odd tory and people that manipulate things. that is exaggerated. children learn by understanding the meaning and that is what educators need to focus on. some people may have different skills. some more >> >> and how they picked bad brains out using hearing aids that it is more of a brain i

. >> hello, everyone i'm elaine arming strong a public nurse from the adolescence health and i'm on the fit program as gaga in a state on behalf of our san francisco women's health initiative we're happy that supervisor cohen for participating in the commitment to decrease disparities and improve birth outcomes for young black women and in particular i want to acknowledge our nc h director dr. mary for pushing this initiative forward and helping to kickoff this. one of the things i want to state as the cooperated for the past years i charge a review team that reviews things and this work is really important for the families so this proposal of bringing infant mortality awareness is great for our city san francisco >> dr. mary. >> okay for one mini want to say the health of the city is as good as the most vulnerable and we do things for the raised of mortal it but the numbers are improving african-american babies is still dying at a greater rate at low birthrates. despite all of our best efforts over the last decade much more needs to be done so all pregnant mothers will know that the ch

elaine jones or ms. barbara arnwine because you have been touching on it -- what are some things we could do as young people to continue the attention from prominent or national figures? because we are still going to hearings. we are still being briefed on policy issues. we're still registering people to vote. what happens is because the cameras are no longer around or cnn is no longer on our track, how do we continue to engage and garner support from the prominent figures who showed up, the naacp who showed up for us when, you know, all of the cameras are around us. >> restate the question for me. >> how do we, as young people, continue to garner the support from you also that it is no longer just young people at that time and that is so cute verses the long-term movement material that we need? >> thank you so much. >> let me just give you one, just one example. most people did not hear about some until 1965, but the student nonviolent coordinating committee went in 1962. >> that's right. >> to start bu

i'm elaine i'm 81 years old i live across mucus from any balcony i see mucking everyday. there are 2 thousand people living around moscone. at the back maybe i don't notice. we live here in the more thaning we go out and come home in the afternoon you're talking about mucus thousands and thousands of young people middle-aged we live here don't forget about us it's a children's park there's singers here the young and old there are too many people you're talking about extension. we want the city to implement a sidewalk management plan. that's all we ask. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm john the chair of the beyond all doubt consortium i need to say the eir is still bad but what happens is what matters we're willing to live with the paperwork and the results are very good. i wanted to note when i first when we first started this process maybe four years ago, we asked two goals from the city one was that yerba buena gardens after all said and define be a better place today, i'm pleased to report it will be a much better place the improvements that m

and from elaine quijano, after a nine-year-old accidentally killed her gun instructor, his children send her an extraordinary message. >> we're worried about you. we pray for you

and from elaine quijano, after a nine-year-old accidentally killed her gun instructor, his children send her an extraordinary message. >> we're worried about you. we pray for you. captioning sponsored by cbs

cbs news correspondent elaine keyano has the story. >> reporter: message begins with a introduction, year-old christopher vodka. >> our name are ashley, elizabeth, tyler and christopher. we're charlie vacca's kids. we wanted you to know something about him. >> reporter: cell phone video captured moments before their father's accidental shooting death in arizona children referred to media reports describing their father as the the instructor. >> our dad wasn't just an instructor, he was funny, strong, a protecter, a hero and our friend. >> yet they gave the girl the one thing only that they could offer: forgiveness. >> you are only nine years old. we think about you. we are worried about you. we pray for you. we wish you peace. our dad would have wanted the same thing. >> like you, we are living through this tragic event that we cannot shut off. it is with us all the time. >> our dad would want you to know you should move forward with your life. you should in the let this define you, you should love yourself. >> reporter: christopher vacca ended with a wish. >> some day we hepp we can

elaine grace day. coming up in the next hour, to say the legacy of 9/11 has left one woman still fight for greater safety and security aboard commercial airplanes. we'll talk about that in the next hour. we're live in bucks county this morning, jesse gary, "nbc10 news." >>> and of course, at the america remembers 9/11 on the 13th anniversary of the attacks there will be live coverage of several attacks coming up on the "today" show. >>> and the united states is now on a mission to destroy isis in syria and iraq. that word from president obama during a prime time speech from the white house. he said the new campaign will include air strikes, army and training, syrian rebels and sending hundreds more military advisers to iraq. >>> and here's new video released by the u.s. navy, it shows american fighter jets launching from the aircraft carrier "george h.w. bush" in iraq. >> we'll hunt down terrorists who threaten our country wherever they are. that mean i will not hesitate to take action against isil in

elaine quijano has home depot's warning to customers. two men wrongly convicted of rape and murder are free after three decades in prison.