it's a lot of wind damage and hail. the blue dots are the hail. that's the big impact from the storm. it will be moving slowly throughout the day tomorrow. this is the area spreading east tomorrow, as the storm intensifies, we'll see severe weather, but flooding rains moving through the mississippi valley tomorrow, but then by thursday night, and friday, it pushes east. not everyone will see strong thunder storms or flooding rain. you'll notice a big drop in temperatures through the eastern united states and the northern plains by this weekend. much cooler fall-like weather is moving in. >> cool are weather and a mess to come. >> we are tracking the storms tomorrow, a lot more reports coming in. >> overseas - the death toll from a volcanic eruption in japan climbs. a rescue mission discovering more bodies at the mouth of mt ontake. 70 people are believed to have died from lethal gases. this is the most deadly japanese eruption. >>> coming up. we talk to a doctor returning from fighting the ebola crisis. and henry kissing ger's plan for the cubans

arizona state wins on a hail mary. mike bercovici in his second start, 25 miles from his hometown, completes it to jaelen strong for a play that will go down in arizona state history as one of the greatest ever run by the sun devils. >> joey: un-be-leavable. he is the backup at arizona state. his second start. i thought he threw the ball too early. >> joe: i thought he threw it too short. >> joey: we saw him all night throw the high back shoulder fade. what do they say, high point it? go up, knock it down. don't let it come down. when you have jaelen strong, six-foot three, 215 pound wide receiver who can go up in traffic. unbelievable. >> joe: chris button is todd graham. >> reporter: what are the emotions running through you right now? >> about to have a heart attack. i am so proud of our kids. he would didn't give up. we give up a big touchdown. offense comes back with a big score. so proud of mike bercovici, so proud of my kids. >> reporter: he loves his university enough to sty. what does it mean to see him pick u

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mary, complete a hail mary pass. there are thousands of researchers and scientists who are working on this cure. they don't have access to being able to see if in fact there is efficacy. this could be accommodated and rightfully so. government needs to protect us against harm and this potentially is a great deal of harm. >> should we be blaming ebola on politicians. first the left doing it to the right and the right doing it to the left. >> by the way, .67 rounds is that 12, 13 holes? >> 18. >> that's out of 18. >> .67 rounds per week. >> i can't keep up. thank you for that. >> playing golf three hours a week. two and a half hours a week. >> that's not bad. >> really? >> come on. .67 rounds. >> he does not have to wait for the foursome in front of him. >> the problem is what we are spending the money on and the distractions leading up to it. we had distractions with obamacare and rule making going on. when hurricane hit -- or when ebola hit they focus on that and what they are not doing to protect us. >> if you are s

there have been hail marys or hail losses. a foot race? not.ert truly became rg3 when he carved up dallas a few thanksgivings back. remember? there have been dramatic collapses. washington gave up 3rd and 21 loses and deangelo goes ballistic. the next day? >> that was extremely frustrating. >> here's what we know. it ain't pig latin. it's great jock jargon. monday night could be special again. >> great jock jargon, sounds like some kind of soup. >> what are the chances of rg3 starting for the redskins? >> not much. >> wit we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast. that is up to him. get a fios triple play online for just $89.99 a month and get $300 back with a two year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.

there have been hail marys or hail mosses. rex in a foot race? not.t truly became rg3 when he carved up dallas a few thanksgivings back. remember? there have been dramatic collapses. washington gives up 3rd and 21, loses and deangelo goes ballistic. the next day? >> that was extremely frustrating. >> here's what we know. it ain't pig latin. it's straight jock jargon. monday night will be special again. >> here's a look at this rivally series, cowboys 6-3-42- 2 all time. since mr. snyder took over, that record is extremely lopsided, but on monday night football the redskins are holding their own, 8-7 in the cowboys favor. holden, dallas week doesn't have the same feel that it's had in the past. i know we've said this the past couple seasons. >> it just doesn't have the same feel because the redskins haven't been good and the cowboys have been mediocre. the season finale when tony romo choked and griffin led the team to the playoffs a couple years ago, but again it's kind of fallen to the back. it seems like every year we have this conversation. >> mayb

and i don't know about a hail sale. >> a hail sale. >> a hail sale. , this morning, little patchy fogaround, depends on where you are. mostly west of us, out there, in the country, and cloudy skies and stray shower, possible, we've seen some of those this morning. this afternoon, we will see some sunshine. also, mostly cloudy skies, comfortable temperatures today and tomorrow. now, as we head into the weekend, the rain comes over night, friday, into saturday, looks like the balance of the day on friday, should be okay. but, as a result of that cold front, with the rain friday night, into saturday, the autumn chill returns on sunday, and it will be quite chilly by then. but it is football weather, it is okay. >>> we'll take a look now at traffic. at 5:41, and we start off in riverton, new jersey, this is route 130 southbound, between church road and union avenue. construction there will slow you down because two right lanes are blocked. chris? , kerry? >> thank you, sue, 5:41 this morning, so if you shop attack me a lot, worried about the data breach we first told you about yesterday,

and toms river and point pleasant pea size hail and seaside heights spotting a waterspout, it doesn'tsolated area of severe weather, philadelphia is at 68 degrees and we hit 70 earlier. and sea isle city is 67 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing low pressure across pennsylvania and this is heading to the east, and this will form another low pressure off the delmarva, and it will sit there until thursday afternoon, this will keep us unsettled. future tracker showing us at 11:30 tonight, a few areas of thunderstorms near trenton and dover, and 6:30 in the morning we'll see more widespread showers and thunderstorms and it won't be lasting all day long and in the afternoon the focus is shifting along the coast and plenty of clouds and a lot cooler as well. this is what to expect tomorrow. periods of rain tomorrow, a half inch to inch and winds out of the north-northeast at 30 miles per hour, temperatures only in the 50s, today you didn't need a jacket but tomorrow you will. cloudy and cool with periods of rain and the high only 59 degrees, we drop to 57 on thursday and fe

wongok-dong immigrants hail from 15 countries.ncluding china, vietnam, indonesia and places as far as way as uzbekistan. on weekends the town's center is a melting pot of different ethnicities. >> hey, how are you? >> recently many stores offer a wide range of products from all over asia, making life easier for the foreign population. foreign laborers are permitted to stay in south korea for up to four years and ten months. as long as they are working they are under no particular restrictions. the south korean government introduced the employment permit system in 2004, one that is unprecedented in the world. up until then the nation only accepted foreign workers as interns. because of low wages interns would suddenly quit their jobs, leading to an increase in illegal immigrants. south korea needed a new foreign labor policy because its own high school graduates, 70% of whom go onto college, rarely apply for factory jobs. >> what's unique about south korea's labor policy is that the government treats foreign workers as official lab

so these are some pretty large hail that are falling.hankfully, so far we haven't seen much in terms of tornado reports. in fact we haven't had any tornado reports from sunday. now as we go through monday the risk for tornadoes does remain, especially for this area highlighted in red. you are under a moderate risk for severe weather from the western portion of tennessee in areas like memphis down into parts of mississippi, louisiana, and also into arkansas. so look out for the possibility of seeing strong winds. that's the primary threat here, with some large hail and isolated tornado. but the threat also lingers for slight risk all the way up to places like indiana and also illinois and as far south as alabama and also again in eastern texas, as a lookout for that. and then once this front clears the area for here, the eastern seaboard of the united states will need to look out for the possibility of some severe weather. back to the west we are seeing some drier conditions with sunny skies. but much colder. look at the 16 in denver, 14

. >> reporter: this is being hailed as a miracle while folks across the u.s. who have been told they can't have children will be watching closely. this little boy, called vincent, represents a medical breakthrough. he was born just under four pounds, from a transplanted womb. >> it was breathtaking.

your attention right here to sussex county delaware where we had heavy rain and a few moments ago hailndicator. very heavy rain heading towards the delaware beaches possibly crossing over the bay into cape may. strong thunderstorm between georgetown and llewes delaware so please be aware of that. not severe but looks like some very heavy rain, some torrential downpours. right now in philadelphia looking at 60 degrees n-millville 50, dover 55. 49 in the poconos. this area of low pressure slowly pulls away and will take some of the heavy rain with it. for your wednesday rain and wind with winds gust to go 30 miles an hour, temps in the 60's. the wind around this low of course is counterclockwise so we're getting this northerly wind and as the storm pulls away, it takes the rain and the wind into new england where the storm strengthens, we'll have gusts to 30 miles an hour late thursday and even thursday morning. temperatures will be in the 50's and then friday we dry it out. it will be very pleasant long after the rain is gone. still a little wind but temperatures will be back into the 6

ins say edward hail jr. got into an argument with his girlfriend sunday morning. they we in front of a hem on ledkno way. he allegedly shot jessica wilson and drove away. she died at the hospital from that gunshot wound. police say he has left the area, but he does have a gray two-door honda accord with maryland plates. >>> over at prince georges coun a mcdonald's security guard sho an innocent bystander r he s attacked by two men. it happened sunday morning outse the col park mcdonald's. invests say there was a stru in the secy guard tried to pepper spray the susp th didn't work, so he fired his gun and shot a woman stan nearby. the suspects took off. parame rushed the woman to the hoital. she is doing okay tonight. >>> well, caught on camera.

the sergeant at arms who shot and killed the gunman today is being hailed as a national hero tonight and we're learning more about kevin vickers. you can see him here in a photo holding the mace and performing his ceremonial duties. but he is also the man in charge of security for parliament, a job he's held for the last eight years. before that he was a royal canadian mounted police officer for 29 years. and interestingly enough, mr. vickers has been a vocal critic of this government's approach to security on parliament hill. scott, you can bet his views will be taken quite seriously that security is insufficient up there after today's events. >> pelley: and still no word on whether the killing on monday is related to today's events. jim axelrod in ottawa, thanks. covering this story all day long has been peter mansbridge, the anchor and chief correspondent for canadian broadcasting. people, how does this strike canadians? >> well, i think, scott, this is the day that kind of changes everything in terms of the way canadians look at the issue of home-grown terror. i mean, think about

large hail bouncing off homes and backyards. and this sere vie weather tonight, on the move. 60 million americans at risk. this is movie quickly. let's get right to ginger zee, tracking it all. >> reporter: more than 30 severe weather reports already. so many of them, the large hail. and it's all right along this cold front. for the remainder of the evening, going into west virginia, eastern tennessee, parts of northern alabama, we'll be on the lookout for the strong winds, but certainly the large hail, it has a history of producing it. our next headline comes from the pacific ocean. we've gotthe rest of simon. it will make landfall in baja by tomorrow night and then it's the moisture that really pumps up, between fee fphoenix and tucson. >> all right, ginger. and the stunning images from the monster storm overseas. the deadly typhoon as seen from space, slamming into japan today. winds up to 80 miles per hour and crashing waving pummeling the shores. just incredible. at least one american airman died and two are missing after b

we also had the five centimeter hail.rs of water, that's 14 inches of rainfall in just 24 hours and incredible totals there. you can see the rivers just completely overflowing banks and significant issues as far as road closures because of that heavy rain and along with that, we have some incredible up drafts, which you would need to support hail in five centimeter diamet diameter, that's about the size of an egg falling down. you can imagine that. that was the scene in italy and i think we're still looking at the potential for some heavy voe rain to be moving through. you see another bach coming in and heading up towards france and eventually getting into northern italy. they got hit with a nasty thunderstorm. so i think this time around more heavy rain threat, which of course, coming on top of what they had is going to easily flood. now we have this feature here, a very sprung low in the northern atlantic, well, part of that will be pushing to the east impacting the uk over the next couple days. the strongest winds shou

a first-year social studies teacher is being hailed as a hero. she may have stopped the rampage before it became worse. >> she didn't think to run into the cafeteria. >> according to a student witness, silverberger grabbed fryberg's arm as he was attempting to reload the gun. fryberg then turned the gun on himself. he had recently been named a homecoming prince. the shooting may have been about a dispute about a girl. last night, students and parents gathered at the school to comfort each other and mourn. closedgh school will be this entire week to give the students and faculty time to heal. karen travers, abc news. had highway is finally back open after a deadly accident this morning -- indianhead highway is finally back open after a deadly accident this morning. a pedestrian was struck and died at the scene. >> all lanes are back open here :10 after an accident investigation had the northbound lanes shut down for several hours. this all began just before 5:30 this morning. that's when, prince george's county police say, a woman was walking in t

>> this isn't a hail mary, this is a hail mary to looiz, this is like running the other way with thes is the kind of thing that you never u ever do, is take advantage of your importa opponent's physical or mental condition, to do this, is almost certain to back fire in every direction you can possibly imagine. whoever you are, resign. >> greg? >> i mean, it's a strong ad, i mean, it's a strong ad with a very clear point of view, and a very clear perspective. however it is a skin of desperation, it's a sign that they held it for so long, it said we got to do it, so they threw it -- >> you're absolutely right. >> if you're going to go all waylike that, she's going to put -- 6. >> she's been a very controversial candidate, i think u you're right, bob, i think that she's probably, speaking of candidates who are cooked like the last one, i think she's cooked too. >> coming up on "the five." is baghdad about to fall to isis? >>> remember last month when joe biden issued this warning to isis? >> when people harm americans, we don't retreat. we don't forget, they should know, we will follow

stale a hail mary. but sometimes you have to catch that pass. >> pressler has no staff. negative on rounds. two guys being pummeled. not a crazy thing to do. still a long shot, but a reasonable investment for a committee that has a lot of money. >> if you are driving around los angeles, buckle up, because president obama is in town raising dough and clogging up the streets. he is at a dinner at gwyneth paltrow. shakespeare was in love with her. >> a lot of people in that room, even the ones that bring big checks are going to sound like the one we talked to. sound like opinion etta and lindsay graham. climate change is a big issue. some of them are very strongly supporters of israel. so this is a crowd that is writing checks but there are people in that room that are not as enthusiastic about that. >> not just from the left or the right, but the personal thing. a lot of these people that wept a long way, back in 2008, hollywood turned against the clintons in a dramatic move, backed president obama and felt they didn't get the kind of gratitude. these are fragile egos peop

here and as it rolls through it will bring us downpours and gusty winds and the possibility of some hail. future tracker showing at 10:00, philadelphia is quiet and thunderstorms across our western suburbs beginning to intensify in the overnight hours, western suburbs are clearing out and it's out of here by 7:30 in the morning. the key times between midnight and 4:00 in the morning, fast moving downpours are possible embedded thunderstorms and even the possibility of small hail, the big impact will be the gusty winds, wind gusts of 40 to perhaps 50 miles per hour with some of these storms. the thunder will be waking up up in the middle of the night. sunshine is back by midmorning and it will be a windy day with wind gusts of up to 30 miles per hour. the call from accuweather tonight, breezy and mild with showers and thunderstorms developing and the evening is fine and moving in after 10:00. 54 in the suburbs, 60 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, storms moving out quickly and it will be bright and a windy day, 73 degrees and thursday we cool off to 66 and the

he have precipitation and hail. dry conditions for london 21, 23 paris, cooler warsaw sunny skies with high of 16. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's an extended outlook. frds . >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm miko from tokyo. we'll have more news for you at the gg99Ññwçç >> i and jeannie in paris. these are the headlines. police in hong kong warned protesters not to charge the government buildings after they issue an ultimatum that they will move in tonight if the leader does not step down. the turkish parliament gets set to decide whether or not to join the fight against the islamic inte organization as fights syria grow closer to the turkish border. the former french prime minister

then hail. but the grape growers survived it all and the harvest looks perfect. >> our yields are probably going to be in between 2012 and 2013 yields which were both fairly high for us. if this becomes the new normal we are excited about that. >> the earthquake and the hail damned homes and personal gardens but the grapes handled it. >> the fruit held up well during that hailstorm. >> as far as the grapes in napa, i don't think 6.0 magnitude earthquake is quite enough to shake them all the way off the vines so harvest continued in full gear shortly after. napa has been open for business since. >> as for the drought they looked good because of rain in february. but the farmers have been trying to cut water usage, and change their management techniques to save water in the vineyards. then, the earthquake hit and the violent shaking shook loose some ground water and creeks are starting to flow again. >> there is a lot of water under our feet and napa is extremely fortunate to have a wonderful syst

. >> many political parties have hailed the elections as a milestone towards democracy. voter turn out reached 21%, quite significant, and there were concerns that voter turn out would be low, given the security concerns. stability and violence. it has, in fact, succeeded 2011, which was at 51%. now the centerist that tunisia calls is leading followed by another. we have to wait for the results of other party to be able to give a sense to - that the parties are likely to form a unity government. however, comes to power, we have to tackle the following issues or instability to the rise of armed groups, and the same time they had employment, tunisians have become disillusioned with the political process and parties. they say unless they see tangible results, something that affects their living standards, they will lose faith in tunisia's process. >> exit polls compete that president petro porashenko in ukraine has won in elections, but narrowly. he said coalition talks would begin on monday and take 10 days. barnaby phillips reports from kiev. in the square where the upris

powerful winds, ferocious hail and just listen to this. that is the incredible view from one family's front porch tonight. that home in kra colorado. also in the region, the view from inside this school, pelted by hail in the last 24 hours. that storm system powering up tonight. expected to do more damage across the midwest and abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee back with us tonight. and what are you watching tonight, ginger? >> reporter: we are watching that storm. look at the satellite here with me, david. you can see that swing swirling over the dakotas. now, the trailing cold front is going to kick off and fire more storms. going into our wednesday and thursday, all the area there, highlighted in orange, needs to be on alert. because you could see more hail. certainly damaging winds and an isolated tornado. as far south as louisiana. so, again, that low slides to the east and our first concern, severe weather. second, flash flooding. you could see up to four inches with some of those storms, too. >> all right, ginger zee on the watch

these storms yesterday produced widespread large hail. we're expecting some hail today. as strong as what we saw on monday. capable of producing soaking rain, localized flooding. we're watching what's left of simon make its way north and east. we're going to see heavy rain in the four corners through the next 24, 48 hours, especially wednesday. watch out for flooding here. >> thank you very much. >>> a new york landmark is being bought by a chinese insurance company. hilton is selling the waldorf astoria hotel for nearly $2 billion. that's among the highest prices ever paid for a hotel. and it works out to about $1.4 million per hotel room. under the deal, hilton will continue to operate the property for the next 100 years. the iconic hotel has been popular with presidents since herbert hoover. >>> walmart already sells medicines. now it wants to sell health insurance. they have plans to allow shoppers to compare options and enroll in medicare and public exchange plans. customers can enroll online or by phone or at one of the walmart stores. they already have health clin

golf ball-size hail, pelting homes and cars. back yards completely iced over. power cut off to thousands as a new powerful storm heads north. >>> and breaking overnighting with the two ebola patients fighting for their live preponderates experimental drugs that could be their hope. and the first infected by the virus outside of africa. >>> personal foul. a laser pointed by someone in the stands into the eyes of a player in the nfl game. a dangerous new tactic that could change the game ♪ it's not unusual >>> perfect tens, it's the dance that america has been waiting for since dancing kicked off the season. alfonso bringing back the carlton. not unusual, just sensational. this morning, why he waited until now. >>> we know you're smiling just like we are after that. alfonso saide would break out the carlton at some point in the season. last night was the night. >> right when he needed it, four perfect tens. he inspired michael this morning. >> it never gets old. >> no, it doesn't. >> i love it. >>> a lot more of that coming up. start with the severe storms. large

we hail the redskins. we hail the redskins, right?ve homage to them. >> it's just silly, eric. everybody is identified some way or another. as i said, what are you going to do with the cleveland indians and kansas city chiefs, call them the indigenous football and basketball and baseball teams? this is political correctness gone way over the line. please. >> go ahead, juan. what about the other teams that use native american names in their mascots? >> i've got no problem with it. in fact, i think those teams, i really do recognize our history. the other one, my local, in fact my favorite football team, unfortunately, uses a racial slur, and the idea was, i think, to somehow stir up white people with that name. >> what a thing to deal with. >> michelle? >> all i'm saying is there are more important things than this. democrats in congress are making this such a big deal. let's focus on the economy and bigger issue. >> bingo. we'll leave it right there. great stuff. >>> we just got new signs our culture is in freefall. >>> all right. i w

now sweden has officially recognized the state of palestine, while palestinian president has hailed the move, israel has con demented it. and record it's ambassador from stoke heck the swedish capitol. we have more. and. >> decades palestinians have argued that the israeli government has tried to deny them recognition of three things. the territory, people, and government. but now sweden has added it's support by officially recognized the state of pal steen. >> today the government of sweden has decided to recognize the state of palestine. we have decided to do so on the basis of the fact that the criteria of international law are fulfilled, the territories of people, and the government. not to recognize palestine because of their occupation, would be against the principle of international law about no fruits of aggression. remember that more than 130 countries already recognize palestine and we will be, in fact, number 135. >> as once pointed out, sweden's decision does not set an international precedent. it is after all only the one hundred thirty-fifth cub to take this step. but what

police eventually found hail dead, as well, near an elementary school this morning. investigators say he shot himself. >>> police in maryland need help finding a man accused of using fake cash. investigators tell us that man on your screen passed off a counterfeit $100 bill at a gas station in st. mary's county. he was last seen driving a blue or black crown victoria. >>> the smithsonian institution is trying to raise $1.5 billion. the board of regents announced a plan to increase private support for its museums. they raised $1 billion before making the campaign public. while it is mostly funded by federal taxes many exhibits and programs rely on private federal law will prohibit pot loose so private employers can fire an employee who legally uses marijuana when not at work. >>> outrage over a plan to limit edible marijuana has stopped proposal in its tracks in colorado. state health department proposed limiting. they are concerned about children accidently eating pot brownies but marijuana industry reps say the ban won't help. colorado voters legalized marijuana in

hail to the redskins, hail victory we will get you next time. >> or maroon and mustard. >> that was funny. >> remember jim zorn in the maroon and black? we try to forget that. >> it brings out your eyes, derek. >> thank you i think. >>> just under an hour from the big game tonight, colts taking on the tex ans in houston. could it be another blowout? >> we don't want that. we like a good game. we'll see you back here after the game but no overtime, no. >> see you. enjoy the game! enron, the largest coporate fraud in american history... and ed gillespie was their lobbyist. enron paid gillespie and his firm seven hundred thousand... dollars to block regulation of the energy markets... so they could raise utility rates. then got even worse. "thousands lost their jobs and life savings." "the former leaders of enron head to prison." enron's ed gillespie. the million dollar lobbyist who put enron ahead of you. [captioning made possible by cbs sports division] [the captioning on this program is pderovid as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which olis sely responsi

it is still a hail mary. >> pressler has no staff.le go negative on pressler -- you have two guys being pummeled. eventually while and could sneak up the middle. it is still a longshot but a reasonable investment of $1 million for a committee that has a lot of money. >> if you're driving around los angeles today, buckle up for a long ride trade president obama is in town. he just landed her at this time it is for a dinner at the home of one of paltrow -- gwyneth paltrow. we all know that shakespeare was in love with gwinnie. >> a lot of people in that room tonight. they sound a little bit like leon panetta. some are disappointed in the president. one of their big issues -- some of them are disappointed in the terms of leadership. some of them who are very strongly supporters of israel. this is still a crowd that is writing checks, but i guarantee you there are people in that room tonight you are not as enthusiastic as they were. >> not just from the left or right, but it's also the personal thing. a lot of these people who went a long

probably a good day to pray one hail mary. maybe the whole rosary to make a commitment to pray the rosary for peace on earth or just pray for peace on earth. >> it was on this day october 13th that the son, it is said showed people that god exists. he loves us and he will, this was in the throws of the great war, destabilizing and led to the continuation of destabilization of culture since then. pray, pray, pray, we do not pray enough and if we pray more, we'll have more peace. >> more peace. that goes for individuals, families, neighborhoods, cities and stuff. joseph, next, when we come back, we'll talk about the oratory in process and we'll talk more about what that means and i'm looking forward to. that you're watching mosaic. my name is chris lieford. we'll be right back. . >>> welcome to mosaic, i'm chris lieford. we've been talking about the rosary and the rosary rally of 2014 which just has occurred as you're watching this on saturday. un plaza. we're talking about prayer, prayer for peace and renewal in the church and

hail was up to baseball size out there. and rain will likely continue here as we go in to friday, as well as saturday. so flooding, mudslides will remain very high risk. to the north temperatures are quite chilly for this time of year. only 13 in chicago. 16 degrees in denver. drops down to 23 in oklahoma city. but still on the warm side across the south. here's the extended forecast. >>> recapping our top story. this year's nobel peace prize goes to pakistan teen malala yousafzai and indian kailash satyarthi. they share the prestigious honor for advocating children's rights for equal access to education. >> nobel peace prize for 2014 is to be awarded to kailash satyarthi and malala yousafzai for their struggle against oppression of young people and children and children's right to education. children must go to school, not be financially exploited. >> satyarthi has protested and demonstrated for over three decades to prevent children's exploitation. and he also founded a volunteer group to stop child labor. malala blogs ab

many caught off guard, running for shell -- shelter when winds and hail slammed into them. john has all the details for us tonight. john? >> monica and rick, you are absolutely right. we have seen wild weather. this is that time of year when you do see extreme conditions. this is what the latest severe storms did to texas. winds near 90 miles an hour representing the roof off a university dorm. at the fort worth stock yardz a brick call crashing down on parked cars. >> it was like gale-force winds. and it brings about the humid air running into the chillier air. what we see this time of year are strong cold fronts that come south, and the cold fronts always produce severe weather. along with stop signs blown down, damage to businesses and people without power. and hundreds of flights in the midwest canceled. the emergency officials in dallas took to twitter explaining to you the weather shifted some of the focus away from the first ebola case diagnosed in the u.s. as the weather gets cooler in the east it is heat wave season in southern california. the region already dealin

storms cape of large hail. and spreading to the i-95 corridor. watch out for that. meanwhile, here's simon, north and eastward. the cloud cover in arizona and new mexico. heading through the night and wednesday, soaking rains that will cause some flooding here. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, there's a mystery in new york. how did a bear end up in central park. >> plus coffee prices at the highest in years. when will your wallet feel the jolt. >>> and the collision caught on camera. stay with us for this incredible ending. >>> retailers expect this holiday season to be a good one. their trade association predicting a 4% increase in sales in november and december. more than last year's increase. the national retail federation said it could be the shot in the arm stores need. it could be a shot in the arm for the economy too. consumer spending is about 70% of it. >>> and good news on gas prices this morning. almost as low as they have been all year. the energy department says the average price for a gallon of regular is $3.29, down 6

he was a young man who hailed from my childhood hometown of ham milton, ontario. he was in the argyle infantry units and basically honor guard duty, assisting visitors to our nation's capitol. it is confirmed he had been fatally shot. my community and our entour nation mourns for him and for his family. gerri: he is being hailed as a hero tonight. and his death being marked certainly. tell us how you experienced what happened today? >> wednesday morning for government members, for the governing party are opportunity for to us meet as a caucus. we review the legislative agenda for the week and approach for the week. we meet in highly ceremonial room in parliament hill. across the haul from us, literally 15 feet away the official opposition party also has their caucus meeting and they do the very same thing. that is what wednesday morning was like for us. i was reviewing my legislative caucus on legislative item coming before us in the coming week. and shots were fired. so the shots were fired literally on the other side of the wall in the central hallway between ou

for many through the mississippi river valley and we could see string winds, hail and maybe even the odd tornado as well. as we head into tuesday that system will begin to pull away and we'll be over the eastern part. then the risk will be subdued a little bit. there is risk of seeing heavy downpours or maybe some hail but less of a risk of seeing damaging gusts of winds or the odd tornado. certainly it's going to give heavy rain as we go into tuesday and wednesday. >> thank you for that. still on the news hour, third term for bolivia's president, with a landslide victory. >>> and we look at the postseason playoff series. more ahead. >> we go to the top stories here. police in iraq say that an army training al hit has fallen to islamic state in iraq and the levant. army troops retreated and we've evacuated the base. >>> yemen has appointed a prime minister. his appointment may have eased the political crisis after houthies captured the government last month. >>> in egypt several students have been arrested in the port city of alexandria after unrest in cairo on sunday. >>> in hong ko

-- president, mahmoud abbas hailed sweden to acknowledge them as a state. the prime minister said:. >> mahmoud abbas called for other countries to stand by sweden saying: >>> our correspondent with the action in a moment. first to the swedish capital. margo, a press conference was given in swedish. you listened in to that. what was elaborated on? >> well, the foreign minister emphasised a few times that the reason for this recognition was because of the structure and interrupted peace talks. he was criticized not just within her government, which was a left center government, but also on the former government. who had another stand when it came to the palestine israeli conflict. the press conference is going on, and the question she is getting is why now, and why is it so important for sweden that there's another stand towards the conflict for a long time to do this, after a few weeks in power to her and her government. >> does it matter to sweden about its relationship with israel. israel was said to be furious. will the dynamic between the two countries c

you at the shore was an isolated event and what is coming tonight will not bring severe weather with hail and heavy rainfall. as we look at double scan live radar, here are rain totals from point pleasant and seaside heights, about an inch of rain, in brick, a bulls eye of 1.5 inches of rain. they are still seeing left over showers near toms river and route 37 as you head towards seaside heights, and they are lifting to the north and east. that is all that is going on in our entire viewing area. the storm reports in ocean county, dime size hail in brick and pea size in toms river and point pleasant and someone reported a waterspout in seaside heights, that was not from a trained spotter but from social media. just passing is it along to you. >> everyone is seeing sun, millville 65 and changes are coming as low pressure is dropping in from the west, right now it's near pittsburgh and this transfers its energy to a low off the coast, and it won't mean a powerful storm, but as we go over the next 24 to 36 hours, periods of rain and no severe weather, a half inch to inch of rain, with a chill