that is scheduled until 5:00 greenville and north flynn. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. coming up, a check of mass transit. back to you guys. >>> developing right now health officials would like to talk to anyone who flew on a frontier flight out of cleveland to dallas on monday night. amber vinson a nurse affected with ebola was allowed on the flight. the airplane has since been decontaminated and cleaned with special attention to the area where she sat. this comes as federal health officials remain on the hot seat as more details emerge in the latest ebola case here in the u.s. adriana diaz has the latest from dallas. >> reporter: 29-year-old amber vinson was helped by workers in full hazmat gear. she will be treated at emory university hospital in atlanta in a special isolation unit whale she receives treatment for ebola. but news that vinson was cleared by the cdc to board a frontier airlines flight from cleveland to dallas the day before she fell ill is fueling questions about federal health officials' response to the virus. >> a person looked at the chart and she d

and when you headup greenville all moving along at top speed. 680 southbound from walnut creek to dublin is 14 minutes and 101 southbound from santa rosa to san francisco is 15 minutes and santa cruz mountains along highway 17 that is 24 minutes. >>> next a heartbreaking decision with drastic action a 29-year-old woman with terminal brain cancer is planning after her husband's birthday. >> heart warming medical milestone: this woman is celebrating a surgery that took place right here in the bay area, 30 years ago. >> vice president paiden makes a cash call in the bay area with a message for democrats trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. >>> coring san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> it is 4:43 on wed

this is greenville, michigan, outside of grand rapids. 2.55 a gallon.hat is the lowest in the country. phil, my question for you. at some point does it become uneconomic for shale oil producers to go about their business? >> that is the big question. and a lot of people say at $90 or $80 or $70. the one thing i will say, receipt now when it comes to the shale producers, they're better equipped than say opec or some of these other countries that have to carry a global economy on their back to withstanding this break in prices. make no mistake about it, at some point the pain will be on that. the other thing you have to remember, if you look at these falling gasoline prices, i've been talking about a new era of lower gasoline prices for couple years. i think you're beginning to see. that you're starring to see impact of increase in u.s. oil production. you're seeing the quality of the oil, not only. that the fact that this country is becoming a lot more fuel fish en. epa came out with a report last week that said the u.s. is more fuel efficient than ever.

we have this crash westbound 580 at greenville causing heavy delays as you push in through the altamontass but at vasco it is a breeze to dublin. >> the giants continue the world series quest tied with one game each. the royals breaking the game wide open in the 15th inning with two runners on base and kansas city city pitcher rips a two-run double off of strickland who was giving up home runs and kansas city wins 7-2. the giants come home with a split. >> fans are disappointed. but they are still very helpful because next three games are going to be played right here at at&t park. >> i am feeling relief. down. but hopeful. it is only 1-1. we will start again and wipe the slate clean. >> many packed and sports bars and one family turned the side of their victorian house into a projection screen. neighbors threw brats on the grill and turned the viewing into a party but at the end of the game it was more somber. the world series hype will take over san francisco this weekend. we choke with chef suhr about extra security protocols especially in light of the tragic violence in canada yeste

it's a bus accident in greenville, delaware, along kennett pike and sunnyside road and my twitter follower, david wondering about construction to mount laurel, happens only during the overnights from 7:30 until 6:00 the following morning and they will maintain one lane of traffic at all times. if you want to avoid it stick with mount laurel road, can you get by with a little bit of slowing. we'll check it again in the next half hour. more ahead on "action news," a nfl star heads to court on child abuse charges. we'll hear from his attorney next. and lisa thomas-laury is taking you into schools to show unique services. >>> and cecily tynan is live at the philadelphia zoo. >> i'm winging it here talking about birds and birds come in a lot of different colors and patterns and this is dela she is a ring neck dove, she is all white but has some pigment and her eyes are red and if she were albino, those eyes would be pink. really interesting we have a lot of interesting stuff going on behind the scenes as well. follow me on twitter at cecily tynan and we'll go inside of aviary center to meet som

wizards outing for the in greenville. they lost to the charlotte hornets. they are now 2-1 in the preseason. , last time in action tonight in a friendly with ecuador. a lot of love for donovan. one goal for u.s., and donovan was involved. makesle movement, then he it happen. that gave usa the lead, but this one ended in a tie, 1-1. o's and royals tied 5-5 in the top of the eight. number one team in the area, centreville, the wildcats. playing long ball, leon. charles comes back for the touchdown. any rivalry game is about the rankings and record. smoooth sailing. tripleld wins in overtime. intle of unbeatens montgomery county. paint branch and northwest. sets this up.e, e.j. lee gets in for the score. the jags win, 49-6. terps have the day off tomorrow. big college double-header on abc 7 tomorrow, with oklahoma and texas at noon, and michigan state takes on purdue at 3:30. royals, might be another 18-in game or something like that. >> george clooney just got married, but he might be in the doghouse for a in tysons corner, northern virginia. celebrated 100 y

the hospital this afternoon after an accident involving a school bus and three other vehicles in greenville, delaware, the crash happened on kenneth pike and sunnyside road. the bus struck the rear of the vehicle and that set off a chain reaction crash. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, a south jersey judge is sworn in, as the next state supreme court jusztice. and a preview of the flyers season opener against the bruins in boston. >>> jim, despite a gusty breeze throughout the day temperatures are warm in the middle 70s above average and the numbers cool down and then a steady round of rain moves in i'll have the timing in accuweather. the stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> new jersey state supreme court justice lee solman was sworn in tonight. including five years at camden county prosecutor, he was a republican confirmed back in june and he will serve a seven year term. the two candidates to pennsylvania governor are square off in pittsburgh and "action news" reporter, john rawlin, is live, and according to the poll results released yesterday governor c

what we have, we don't have any accidents and very little traffic so eastbound side of 580 from greenvilleroad to north flynn we have a couple of lanes taken away lasting until approximatelily action this morning if you are headed along in the westbound direction moving along fine we will look at san jose in a few minutes. >> thanks, leyla gulen, a break in the search for a gunman who shot an >> new ebola virus >>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> good morning, at 4:42. the giants are world series champions and this is a picture outside at&t park where fans are gathered. the team has landed at sfo and on the buses arriving at ballpark any minute. you can see the police presence. amy hollyfield is out there with our cameras. stick around. we will have that moment when the buses pull up. >>> today, oakland police are expected to reveal more details of an arrest in the shooting death in the mother of four. police took this man and custody south of sacramento yesterday. they have not released his name or what led officers to him. the 30-year-old

she couldn't stop the bus in time when a car in front of that bus suddenly slowed down in greenville. the bus bumped the car and that started a four-vehicle crash. no one on the bus was hurt and the driver suffered minor injuries. >>> allentown is offering thousands of new jobs to the downtown area. they rolled out a new way to find those jobs. the city says new construction will bring at least 4,000 jobs by next year, but the unemployment rate still hovers around 8%. so the mayor introduced a new online jobs portal called allentown tweet my jobs on its smartphone app you can browse listings near your gps location and see which local companies are hiring. it's free to the user but costs the city about $50,000 a year. >>> tomorrow morning time warner cable shareholders vote on the proposed merger between time warner and comcast. today comcast shareholders voted and approved the deal. state and federal regulatory officials still expected to decide whether to approve the merger some time next year. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with met

that will last until 9:00 between greenville and north flynn road. >>> happening today, architect, and school psychologist, wrestling coast, among 1,100 job s available with interviews at hilton valley inn from noon to 4:00, and 17 people will be there to take your resume. >> yahoo mires the company will go about buying start-ups with the $5.8 billion it made in the i.p.o. of and take better advantage of access in china or asia, in general. >> new iphone is taking seals into record territory at apple. >>> staggering numbers of hacking, officials say 500 million financial records have been stolen the last area and businesses should be told, you are going to be hacked have a plan. apple had sold 16 percent more iphones than last year with excitement over iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus credited for the surge. >>> microsoft could be getting into the smart watch business. they are developing a wearable and itness device that can large by end of the first year. the first watch will hit shelves in 2015. monica lewinsky knows what it is lick to have her reputation destroyed and wants to other othe

on this fall morning, 70 planes all rendezvous in greenville, south carolina, for a four-legged liberationjeff bennett has been flying for pilots and paws from the beginning. >> my total right now is up to 2,647 dogs. >> reporter: and with paws back on terra firmer. the fun begins. >> take one home. >> reporter: choosing a puppy and haggling over a name. >> it will probably have ten names before they actually get a name for it. >> if anybody has any inkling of what rescue is about, they need to come and see an arrival to know that overwhelming feeling. >> reporter: nothing touches the human heart like the playful wag of a tail and a furry kiss from a new best friend. kevin tibbles, nbc news, asheville, north carolina. >>> and we are always looking for people who are making a difference. you can nominate someone in your community, share their story with us on our website. then perhaps see it here on our broadcast. for now for us that's our broadcast on a monday night. as we start off a new week, thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back

it looks like the roadwork continues eastbound 580 coming into the altamont pass north greenville to -- all the way into the altamont pass near the wind turbines. they have various lanes blocked. westbound though still looks good even quiet so far out of tracy. 14 minutes between the altamont pass and 680. bay bridge commute looks great obviously no metering lights yet not for a while. and a live look for silicon valley drivers westbound 237 out the door. a very quick ride 7 minutes between milpitas and sunnyvale. mass transit also off to a great start with no delay. bart should have more than 25 trains systemwide and ace train one quiet. all mass transit no problems. >>> a pilot killed when a jet involved in a military training exercise crashed in southern california. the plane simply disintegrated when it went down in a field as it was preparing to land at a naval station in ventura county. it was a civilian fighter jet contracted by the navy to play the role of an enemy plane in offshore exercises. the crash happened yesterday afternoon. >>> one person is in custody for the killin

. >> the national weather service in greenville has issued a tornado warning. >> reporter: in chattanooga, morning mudslides closing the highway. in alabama, storms turned dead little overnight. a falling tree killing one woman and injuring her husband. neighbor kelli saw the victim's husband run from the house. >> i heard the tree and it fell and he started screaming "help, help, help!" >> i tried everything i could to get her out but there was a tree on top of her. >> reporter: and in starksville, mississippi, a jumbled mess of power lines and debris. thankfully, no injuries here. >> are y'all okay in there? >> yes. >> okay. >> reporter: the nor nay doe that caused this damage was ranked an ef-1. winds up to 110 miles an hour. thankfully, the storms that came through here have pushed east, but the threat tonight lies in the carolinas. david? >> all right, rob marciano. let's get right to ginger and this system you were telling me isn't over yet. >> reporter: no. we've got a tornado watch in place until 10:00 p.m. you can see why. that same cold front marching east in the red is the bigg

counter-commute there is roadwork in lanes eastbound 580 this morning north greenville to north flynn. they have the two right lanes blocked. they often do. so again, westbound in the commute direction we are just beginning to see now the delays on 205 out of tracy up to about the 580 split. out the door, here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. traffic is very light this morning on westbound and eastbound 92. it should be about 13 minutes out of hayward to the peninsula. eastbound traffic similar story. we'll see a few headlights heading this way to the east bay. in the meantime across the golden gate bridge, everything is free-flowing both directions. they should be getting four southbound lanes open here any minute. haven't seen lanes change crews yet but that doesn't mean they haven't passed. they may have just missed them. no delay out of sausalito into san francisco. bay bridge similar story. overnight we had the usual overnight roadwork. it was westbound and eastbound. it shouldn't slow you down much but you still may see the caltrans crews out there until about 5:00 so they

there was overnight roadwork in both directions between north greenville and portola. they should be clearing. expected to wrap up by 5:00. and you can see the drive time also looks clear. 14 minutes or so from the altamont pass out to 680. if you are traveling -- if you are a silicon valley driver, this is what it looks like in milpitas. we can give you a live look and traveling westbound it's only about an eight on nine-minute drive from there from that interchange all the way out to sunnyvale so no delay so far on the approach to zanker road. same thing checking our bay area bridges, san mateo bridge traffic looking great so far between hayward and the peninsula. the golden gate bridge should be doing lane changes now. i haven't seen the trucks drive by but i may have just missed them. they should have four southbound lanes in the commute direction. we promised you a check of mass transit. everything is on time. bart should have more than 30 trains no delays. and ace train number one left the central valley problem- free. so if you are about to hit the road or your

greenville to west 580. the dublin exchange really starting to build.ay bridge and san mateo bridge getting smoother. no big drama but there's a look at your maps. we'll get a live look. a lot of roadways come together. a lot of crossovers. and you see crazy lane changes. >> you know what's crazy is to get home on a friday night, too. >> 6:37 right now. up next, don't drink the water. several people are sick with water tainted from e. coli. >> and glowing orange this morning. we'll be back next with our orange and black update. (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. >>> 6:40 on your thursday. the field is up. the bunting is up. >> a lot of work putting up that bunting. >> the big question, will tim lincecum be

in the eastbound direction we have this project from greenville to in the flynn until 9:00. >> new developments in the ebola virus epidemic. amber vinson the second nurse diagnosed with ebola virus is treated at emory university in atlanta. the search is on to identify 132 passengers on a flight sent son took -- vinson took before she was diagnosed. and a house of representatives committee will talk about the virus and why she was allowed to flight. rebound has canceled campaign appearans to hold an emergency meeting at the white house. >> airports are taking steps to monster ebola virus but one airline's lack of action is shocking for one flight attendant. >>> we have followed the story from the beginning. although health officials have said patients are not considered contagious until they have symptoms they say they are ready. >> we have not soon any cases in california but officials are not taking any chances. the state has asked the centers for disease control to add international airports in california to the list of those conducting enhanced screening of international travelers. that han

treasure island and the only accident is push on the shoulder and we still have this, westbound 580 at greenville road gumming up the commute and onç the brakes to vasco and on the way to dublin. >>> the giants are waking up in kansas city this morning after a tough loss to the royals in game two of the world series. royals closer end the game with the giants losing 7-2 and the team will arrive at at&t park in a few hours and that is where we find our news reporter with fan reaction. >>> it certainly was a tough loss if the team. we saw the tempers flaring during the sixth inning after the royals scored five runs with a meltdown but mostly they are happy to walk away from the two games in kansas city with a win for the condition scans -- for the kansas city player. the players' bagged unloaded to be taken to the locker room so everything is ready to work out at 5:00. last night after the game, one of the giants said the team is ready to come home. >> we have three at home. that is a key. when the other team has hold field advantage you want to split and go back home and we have these with our fa

keep more money in greenville and less money to washington. you say, aren't all republicans for that? sad -- the sad truth -- the sad struth no. >> amen. >> what passes for bold in washington is, hey, guys, i'm for revenue-neutral taxes. i say if that's what we're for, i'll just go home. i'll go at home and still yell at my tv when i'm angry. i'm not participating. i'm not giving up a lot of things i can do with my family to go to washington. >> amen. >> do you remember ronald reagan getting up and saying good morning, america. i'm for revenue -- neutral revenue tax reform. we had 20 million jobs created because we were boldly for what we are for. we have a big debate going on. how's the party going to get big enough to win again? i've been fairly hard and i've said we need to adapt or die. we have to become a bigger party. if we don't become a bigger party by diluting our message. what we are for, we should be ho for. we are the party of the constitution. we are the party of the bill of rights. we're the party that will protect your rights if

eastbound 580 between greenville and north flynn the right lanes are blocked until 9:00 this morning.hat is quite the long project. if you are head along the westbound direction on the brakes, and here is the drive time traffic, looking at an hour from tracy to dublin. 25 minutes from antioch to concord and 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. >>> should there be a fast lane and a slow lane for the internet? >>> giants fan like to deck out in head to toe in orange and black but this morning they are making a slight temporary change. we will show you what is different. >> a new poll reveal as shift in who voters want to see as the next mayor in oakland. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> israeli city, -- daly city, dublin and and al

from greenville, south carolina, this is an hour. >> your voice, your future, live from the campus ofhurman university in greenville, welcome to a town hall south carolina gubernatorial debate brought to you by wciv, wpde, wach, wlos. please welcome tonight's moderator, mark hyman. >> moderator: good evening, and welcome to farm in university. this is the second and final gubernatorial debate before the election. joining us this evening are dr. morgan reeves, mr. steve french, a judge tom ervin, center vincent sheheen, and governor nikki haley. the topics to be discussed tonight our education and health care. the candidates are permitted 60 seconds to answer each question. also given up to three rebuttals, which they may use at their discretion to rebut an opponent's answer or extend their own remarks. however, they must be used prior to closing statements. panelists joining me this evening are darcel grimes, cynthia roldan, brian mcconchie, and schuyler kropf. in the interest of time and out of respect of the candidates we have asked the live audience refrain from clapping, cheering,

keep more money in greenville and less money to washington. you say, aren't all republicans for that? the sad truth is no. >> amen. >> what passes for bold in washington is, hey, guys, i'm for revenue-neutral taxes. i say if that's what we're for, i'll just go home. i'll go at home and still yell at my tv when i'm angry. i'm not participating. i'm not giving up a lot of things i can do with my family to go to washington. >> amen. >> do you remember ronald reagan getting up and saying good morning, america. i'm for revenue -- neutral revenue tax reform. we had 20 million jobs created because we were boldly for what we are for. we have a big debate going on. how's the party going to get big enough to win again? i've been fairly hard and i've said we need to adapt or die. we have to become a bigger party. if we don't become a bigger party by diluting our message. what we are for, we should be ho for. we are the party of the constitution. we are the party of the bill of rights. we're the party that will protect your rights if you're a minority. yo

we now know three people were taken to hospitals after an accident involving a school bus in greenville delaware. the people injured were in the cars. no one on the bus was hurt. this happened just before we went on the air at 4:00 on kennett pike and sunny side road. investigators have not yet said what caused the crash. >>> new information on a house fire this afternoon, northeast philadelphia. a firefighter was hurt trying to put out the fire. he's expected to be okay. skyforce 10 over that scene after intense smoke and flames poured from the home. investigators still trying to figure out just what started that fire. >>> we're following a developing story from montgomery county. >> after weeks of testimony, the murder trial of a man accused killing a 10 mld girl and her grandmother is now in the hands of a jury. nbc 10's deanna durante is live outside the montgomery county courthouse. >> reporter: family members for both sides of the case are gathered outside that courtroom as murder suspect raghunandan yandamuri sits insideç an empt courtroom, empty except for him and six sheriff's

this is in greenville, delaware. on kennett pike and sunny side road.e understand there's one serious injury here we know of involving one of those cars you see that's damaged. we don'tç know whether anyone the bus, that school bus you see on the side of the road, if anyone on the bus was hurt. we're continuing to make calls on this. a school bus involved in this accident with two other cars here at the very least, at least one person is dealing with a serious injury in this accident. we're continue to get more information. count on us to update you as we get that information. in the meantime today, dollar deals on local real estate. the mayor from our area who wants to sell homes for just a buck a piece. >>> also, mysteries from the past. how one local police department is going back more than a generation to get answers for families who desperately are looking for some closure. >>> plus, a smaller sparkle, how big bling could spell trouble for your relationship and have some women actually wishing for small diamonds. >>> and found fortune. a look man

heading to douglass township, accident at greenville road and hoffman delay road.is is 895 south bound. moving right at girard. drive time is 28 minutes from west haven to t. if you're taking mass transit this morning, we're not reporting any significant delays and no big problems. including all of the regional rail lines. everything is on or close to schedule. >>> once again, we're following wraeking news out of new york city where we have another confirmed case of ebola. in time a doctor in new york. has been confirmed to have that virus. a picture there. we're live at the hospital this morning talking to other krs to get the facts and ease worries about this latest situation in new york. also out of noechlt, a man with a hatchet, attacking pliers. we'll tell you how they finally stop his rampage and what happened to the officers who were attacked. >>> break news on ebola. this new york city doctor, dr. craig spencer, has tested positive for the deadly virus. the cdc still has to confirm those results. dr. spencer left guinea ten days ago after working with ebola

people shopping in greenville, new castle county.ve to wait before you can start that outdoor work. maybe that's a reprieve for some. rain is moving in. >> nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen tracking the showers and when they'll be out of here. sheena? >> yes, it will be a while before we completely clear up and see the sunshine again. we've had clouds and cooler temperatures. on the radar we still do have some light showers moving in. they're mainly spotty at this point, through chester county, berks county, into parts of montgomery county. these are mostly light scattered showers. as we go into the weekend, we are tracking rain to start off your saturday, much like it was the last weekend. this time it might be lasting longer. if you remember last saturday waking up to the rain. you remember the clouds and the rain to the west. notice the direction it's moving. it's not moving south. it's moving from west to east. we have to get through all this moisture before we actually clear out. as we go through tonight, some of u

live from the campus in greenville. welcome to a south carolina gubernatorial debate, brought to 15,by wciv, news channel 13. news please welcome tonight moderator. welcome.vening and finalizede second and gubernatorial debate before the election. joining us this evening, dr. morgan bruce reeves, mr. steve irvine,judge tom senator vincent shaheen, and governor nikki haley. the topics to be discussed tonight our education and health care. presented 60 is seconds to answer each question. each candidate is given up to three 32nd rebuttals up to their 32nd rebuttals -- 30-s

the second leg of the tour kicks off in greenville, south carolina in february.dean and company will stop in 23 cities, closest one to us, that is over in hershey pennsylvania, you have to keep checking on line though for actual date of the concert but big news. >> that is fantastic. yep. >> a big day for delaware county. >> cbs news correspondent bill whisker and i celebrated 70th anniversary of the media fellowship house. whittaker joined the team of 60 minutes earlier this year. his stories will be coming up this fall. media fellowship how promotes fellowship and understanding between diverse culture and generations, it is their 70th anniversary. we had a fantastic time last night. thank you for having me. >>> we will be right back. >>> you know this next story reads like a joke. why did the bear go in the convenient store. >> look at your screen, if you can, thinks a baby bear cub. >> a bear did walk in the rite aide store in oregon, check out greeting cards, got spook and moved to the candy aisle. cub is only a month-old and weighs just 13-pound. poor thing

we're at 7 oh degrees right now in college park and greenville. 73 in d.c., hanging on. but mid 60s from huntingtown, rockville at 69 degrees. get used to the 60s, because that's the kind of cool we're going to have coming our way for tomorrow and especially the weekend. 73, we drop to 65 by 9:00. 11:00, cloudy, still dry. 64 degrees, your temperature. and for tomorrow morning, if you're going to be hitting the road, right now road surfaces look dry, but with more moisture moving in. and it is coming up out of the south. could be kind of damp, so just take it a little slow. here is a look at early tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m. might be an isolated shower. a better chance in that location around frostburg, hagerstown. areas like leesburg, la ray, petersburg. for your lunch time hours. and then it all starts expanding eastward, opens up and gives us a real lousy afternoon and evening. as well as the overnight. we have those rounds of moderate rains moving through right on top of d.c. 7:00, a chance, warrenton too, annapolis, fredericksburg. you are going to need the umbrella

but showed cell phone calls coming from kandahar in afghanistan going to places like new york, greenvilleth carolina, nashville tennessee, dearborn michigan. these are all islamic sanctuaries in the united hates within which there are fundamentalist sleeper cells. all the call setup and in 30 seconds i saw that we had been infiltrated badly. we can talk about that but we have to figure out how to observe national security inside our borders. second, international affairs and domestic fares are inseparable. you have heard talk about the tree of liberty that is fed by the blood of patriots. the tree of liberty is not just on the international side or on the domestic side it is both. in the country today we have a pervasive culture of appeasement on the domestic side it looks like an entitlement and catering to special interest groups and catering to our illegal immigrants coming across the border and not securing the border. that's what appeasement domestically looks like and internationally we know about novell chamberlain and we continue to appease as the congress and said we appease iran

also westbound 580 kcbs sky one fly over and said the biggest delays are from north greenville to theinterchange and you can see the drive time jump to almost 36 minutes between the altamonte pass and the dublin interchange. of course it remains really heavy on southbound 680 at one point we had four separate incidents. accidents or stalls between pleasanton and the sue knoll grade and it is going to take a while so things for to recover even though all the accidents are now out of lanes. that's your latest kcbs drive to work. your forecast with lawrence. >>> all right starting out mostly clear this morning if you're headed doubt door though it is a little cool in spots. down into the 40s odds in some spots. so looks like throughout the day we'll find plenty of sunshine and a lot of clouds in the north. but except for maybe a couple of high clouds drifting through today. so it's going to be sunny and bright into the afternoon. and temperatures are going to stay mild. but there's a possibility of some rain right as we head toward halloween. right now though, high pressure building over

. >> the national weather service in greenville-spartanburg has issued a tornado warning. >> reporterrning mudslides closing a highway. in alabama, storms turned deadly. a falling tree killing one woman and injuring her husband. the neighbor saw the woman's husband run from the house. >> i heard the tree and it fell and he started screaming, help, help, help. >> i tried everything i could to get her out. but there was a tree on top of her. >> reporter: in starkville, mississippi, a jumbled mess of power lines and debris. thankfully, no injuries here. >> are you all okay in there? >> yes. >> okay. >> reporter: and the tornado that did, this was an ef-1. winds up to 110 miles an hour. thankfully today, now that system has passed off to the east, should be much quieter. rob marciano, abc news, milton, georgia. >>> this huge storm system is now taking aim at millions of people in the northeast. >> forecasters are watching two major storms in the tropics as well. accuweather's jim dickey with the latest for us. >> reporter: the storm system that brought widespread severe weather across the

stall over there, greenville, it's out of the roadway. smoother drive towards dublin interchange, seeing the orange zone, speeds 50 miles per hour at time but was a few vehicles moving smoothly to the south bay and southbound 680. san mateo bridge we talked about that. easy drive across the flat section to the high-rise, no problem. >>> local lawmakers will gather in oakland to celebrate the signing of the rape kit testing law. assembly member skinner one of the advocates of the bill which specifies time lines for testing of rape kits and entering information into the national dna database. it was one of a null of bills signed into law by governor brown yesterday. audrie's law is official. named after saratoga high school student audrie pott, the law will young people undergo mandatory sex offender treatment. pott committed suicide two years ago after photos of her being sexually assaulted uncount shus at a party were posted online. signing a bill requiring fire extinguishers on limos by the chp. the bill comes after two fires last year,

we have a tornado watch including the charlotte area, greenville, almost all the way down to savannah and charleston. we'll watch the line of storms redeveloping. anyone in the yellow is at threat of the riff. you mentioned the 23 million people. wind damage will be a big problem, too. downing of trees and a lot of power outages along with it. we could get a few isolated tornados, again, if they happen we're talking about south carolina and central north carolina. >> take a look at this picture of sunny puerto rico. it's good to visit any time of the year. there's nothing. they dodged a bullet! and bermuda doesn't look so happy or so lucky, at least. >> no. i think people are already changing their plans for friday night into saturday in bermuda. cruise lines are probably looking at getting people out of there and adjusting their schedules. here is where the storm is. it's north of puerto rico. it's not an ordinary storm. it's most likely the strongest storm we'll have this hurricane season. should be a category four tomorrow afternoon. 140 miles per hour winds. that's nothing to snee

. >> the greenville news, florenceon with the morning news, the sun news of myrtle beach, the herald of rock hill., -- rock candidates for u.s. senate. and now your moderator. good evening. welcome to tonight's debate for the senate term. we want to welcome our radio listeners. joining us, andrew shane of the state newspaper. the candidates are tim scott, the republican senator from charleston. joyce dickerson, the democrats and jill bossi. have 90didate will questions.respond to if necessary i will out a 32nd rebuttal. names with the candidates arrived for the order . >> good evening. thank you for hosting tonight's debate. i am grateful the people of south carolina afforded me the opportunity to serve them from county council to the statehouse, and now the united states senate. it is one of the greatest honors of my life. i'm here tonight because life has not always been easy. i have learned important lessons and met remarkable people, and have benefited from the strength and blessings of the great state of south carolina. our nation faces many challenges today. i prefer to see the

eastbound roadwork continues north greenville to north flynn. they once again have the two right lanes still blocked. that is your latest "kcbs" drive to work. with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> i think the next couple of days going to be spectacular. some of these temperatures about 10 degrees above normal. today, going to be a gorgeous day. high pressure building in. skies starting out clear. chilly out the door this morning. some of the numbers well down into the 40s. but by the afternoon, enjoying plenty of sunshine. a little hazy. but nice and warm. and then rain becoming possible late thursday night and unfortunately, for halloween. yes, looks like a good storm could be headed in our direction. right now, though, the storm track is going to lift further to the north today as high pressure strengthens. the jet stream sliding up into the pacific northwest. even more so for tomorrow. temperatures in the 70s in the upper valley, sacramento and fresno. 75 redding. showers in eureka. around the bay area nice day today, plenty of sunshine th

let's hear what don has to say from greenville, ohio. caller: the morning. -- good morning.have lost our way. we have seen that with 40 years -- host: are you still there? we lost don. -- we lost the calls for a second or two. in,nyone was trying to get call again and we will try when things are up and running. in the meantime, we have more headlines. this is from the houston chronicle. they said the 14 is lifted for dozens in dallas. dump-in'sotifying fiance and the paramedics that they are virus-free. we go on to the miami herald the stuff they have a twist on the story with latin america. caribbeanlatin and travel bans. , severaling fears latin american health ministers are meeting today in have been a to agree -- havana, cuba to agree on measures. that is according to the world health organization in the miami herald. we have the calls and scott is with us. caller: are you there? yes. hello. host: we have you. caller: has the u.s. lost control over major problems? sit, it looks like we have not lost anything. we have given up control. senate -- andhe upsideate, there is

the folks in greenville, michigan, were enjoying the lowest prices at $2.55 a gallon.was for a while yesterday. a lot of people decided to line up and get their gas and save some money. >> i overpaid so much. $4.05. >> wow. >> yeah, it hurts today. >>> there are some people who don't really worry about saving money, ever. now you can soon move into the world's newest status address. the final concrete will be poured today for 432 park avenue here in nork few york for what' become the tallest condominium building in the western hemisphere. a pentshouse looks down on the empire state building. >> you look down at the empire state building? if you get a chance, look on their website and check out their availability. you can get the -- the cheapest place there is $16.9 million. about 3500 square feet. a nice place but that's the cheapest spot left in the building right now. >> and you didn't get it because there was no steam shower. >> i'm big on the saunas and steam showers. and they don't provide some of the amenities that i've become accustomed to in life. as i straight

let's go to sandra in greenville, north carolina on that line for government employees. sandra, good morning. >> caller: good morning, sir. yes, i take stark opposition to your first tweet. i am absolutely concerned about safety. i think the tweeter's comment was partially correct. i used to work in the mail in area and a part time job as a contractor. my full time job was at another federal facility on a base. i felt pretty secure but now my role is in a hospital setting. we're wide open. wide open. sitting ducks. we have federal police on site but, and our police are wonderful, you know, they're all over the place, they're armed, they're very attentive, but you know, hospitals are wide open. they're not comes through secured, you know, access, necessarily. like if you go in some federal facility, you have to put your purse down, none of that. it is wide open. so i just kind of say a prayer every morning and just you know, hope all is well. but i think it's a big misnomer that some federal facilities are tight layers and then hospital settings like what i'm in, i'm in a

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and the station with the cheapest gas in the land is a maya station in greenville, michigan, $2.55 alon and falling. never mind ebola, the white house is bracing for a possible -- here's the important words -- doom cans day scenario -- doomsday scenario if hackers penetrate the government or business computer systems. charlie gasparino broke this story last night, and he's here live with us this morning. well done, charlie. what's -- how do you explainthi? >> president obama had a series of fundraisers last week in new york and greenwich, connecticut, he raised a lot of money, he also made some interesting comments about what concerns him. he did say he believes ebola will be contained. he thinks the american medical system is good enough to contain it. whether you disagree or agree with him, that's what he said. but he did mention cyber hacking, cyber terrorism as a major concern for the white house, that they're concerned about whether terrorists, cyber terrorists can hack into government systems and/or the banking system and steal lots of money, erase people's identities is a poss

jackson in greenville, tennessee. >> can you hear me now? >> just go ahead. a it's not about putting travel ban because flying in from canada, there are so many ways to do that. i think we can keep it contained by in ing the people coming through the borders. if we close the borders we people are now which coming in. >> one of the things we are concerned about is that when you prevent people from traveling, people who are will find other ways. as he mentioned we have no direct flights to the united states from the country, which are connecting are ugh europe. if there short turnaround times that the is a single ves it need to make sure we have the passenger itinerary. when people fly on different airlines that breaks up the itinerary which means we may get specific flight information and may not know origins of those travelers. we're not just talking about nationals but people from all it is important to to whom we screen. something pe doing different from us? is canada? think canada has a similar situation, without many direct these countries. i will be hone

i want to mention that 580 in the livermore valley continues to be an awful mess from near the greenvilleea all the way to the dublin grade. 8:02. back to the desk. >>> san leandro police are investigating a shooting inside a walmart store. it happened at the dask vis street location just before midnight. tara moriarty is there with details from witnesses on what they heard and saw. and you have a statement from walmart. >> reporter: yes, just got off the phone from a walmart spokesperson. they said they are very thankful that their you customers and associates are safe. witnesses heard a scuffle between accused shoplifters and security just before the shots rang out. it happened just a few minutes before the store was set to close right in front of the store near the cash registers is where it happened. now, again, this happened at 11:50 last night. from what we could see there were two suspects. no one appeared to be shot. security did stop two people in the front of the store, one of the men pulled a gun and started firing at least a half- dozen shots. >> i heard three gunshots. as mor

from greenville, south carolina, courtesy of sinclair broadcast group, about an hour.voice, your future, live welcome to a, down-home south carolina brought toal debate, you by -- please welcome tonight's >> good evening and welcome. this is the second and finalized gubernatorial debate before the election. joining us this evening, dr. morgan bruce reeves, mr. steve french, judge tom irvine, senator vincent shaheen, and governor nikki haley. the topics to be discussed tonight our education and health care. the candidate is presented 60 seconds to answer each question. each candidate is given up to three 30-second rebuttals at their discretion. joining us -- in the interest of time and out of respect for all candidates, we have asked the live audience to refrain from clapping, sharing, or otherwise making noise with two exceptions. we welcome our candidates. [applause] thank you again for joining us. good luck. time is short, so let's get started. the first question will go to dr. reeves. >> the department of justice has [applause] thank you again for joining us. good l