her time as mayor and as americans we can kind of claim a part of her because she was born in iowa city, iowa. so she is actually a good midwest girl. >> here on the west coast of the united states and we welcome you as a joint citizen of switzerland and the united states. >> i would like to turnover to the mayor mr. ed lee. >> thank you, mark. >> thank you, good morning, everyone and thank you for being here to witness this extension of our fantastic relationship with zurcih and with switzerland and we just finished the good introduction and you will find that mayor mach has not been back here for over 43 years to san francisco so, we have to talk about things like chocolates and swiss bank accounts and before we got on to the things that we have been creating in the last 40 years. but, i want to just personally welcome mayor mach and her partner and to san francisco, and again, thank our counsel general for being a wonderful counsel general to keep this relationship strong. and again, thank our sister city leaders, lucas you have been wonderful as many of you know, in pass pronouncements i

from iowa city iowa. born and raised here. join the i would national guard when i was seventeen years old as a medic with the one on one medical company. i figured you know if i'm the medic i'm probably not going to be fighting people you know i'm going to be helping people. i was really into everything that the bush administration was putting out there. and. two days effort and seventeen. i joined the national guard because it serially if they could join. right i'd say it's go time. i found out right before i left i was going to be a station a great prison. i never in my life thought i would work in a prison facility especially not one that was made to wear is for abuse and torture . i was so young when i was there so afraid and i wanted to get home so badly that i just tried to do it i was ordered to do and i guess just deal with it when i got home and it's been pretty rough. i knew i had a problem when i got home returning relationships getting a legal trouble and i knew i was drinking the tragic forget things that happens

lsi of your screen, this is video from iowa city, iowa or flooding has caused major damage to homes and streets. the governor of iowaamage caused by floods yesterday. on the right side is rebuild the mississippi river flooding in st. louis, missouri. every range from last friday storms are sending the river over its banks. five the mississippi is expected to crest 13 ft. flood stage in alton south of st. louis. been frozen homes are on the water. officials warning motorists stay off the road. that is not stopping that big rig drivers of plowing through. >> let us find out about our weather. we have warm temperatures to enjoy it or not enjoy. it is a little too high by the end of the week today should not be too bad. >> hate erica. >> today looks to be the coolest of the week. ellen highs reaching the very low '80s. will mainly in the '60s around the bay area. the marine layer a little deeper. that means more cloud and yes on no-fault to deal with. temperatures are similar to know where there were 24 hours ago. lows 60s currently in antioch. mid- 50s down our east bay shoreline. san francisco currently sitting at 53

iowa south of iowa city. residents say the whole thing was awful but over in a matter of seconds. >> it was a lot of crashing and a lot of noise. but it came fast it was bret --s pretty clear and it happened rapidly. >> we had hundreds of phone calls from church members, from people in the community want to go help. we are trying to figure out a plan of attack if you will how we go cleaning. martha: there is a look at some of the damage. the iowa governor expected to check it out. bill: immigration reform in the senate a step closer to reality. senators approved by a 2-1 margin the so-called border surge to provide billions of dollars for more fencing and high-tech surveillance with the use of drones and imaging cameras. before becoming residents these beefed up border measures have to be in place and america has the e-verify system in place. one of the senators behind the amendment is senator bob corker. you are sceptical, be they senators or members of the house. are they going to accept this? >> i don't know how anybody that believes our border needs to be it is an incredible step forward. i do think the bill will come out of the senate with a lot of bipartisan support. hopefully they will make it stronger. yesterday no doubt for all those republicans and all those people across our country that for years have wanted the border to be more secure, yesterday was a huge step forward. i think it was a step forward for an immigr

iowa city resident josh keppel is a center lineman with the iowa hawkeyes. he's used to taking body blows. but not like the one he's about to get on his moped. >> i've been riding a moped for like six years, probably. it was definitely my primary mode of transportation. >> on august 30th, 2010, josh is on his way to work out, lift some weights. >> it was like a nice sunny morning. i was just wearing shorts. it was a little chilly so i actually threw a sweatshirt on which i think was good. >> what he's not wearing is a helmet and in iowat out and let your hair blow in the wind. >> today at the intersection of burlington and gilbert, there's a truck headed straight toward him, and josh thinks nothing of it at first. >> we both had green lights. i was probably going 25 or 30 miles an hour. just going through the intersection. >> what josh doesn't know is that an approaching police car is recording the whole thing. >> officer eric lippold was proceeding towards us or southbound on gilbert street. the pickup turned directly in front of josh. josh, on his scooter, impacted the right front corner area of the pickup, and josh was thrown from his scooter. >> the moped is knocked out from under him and josh is flying headlong. >> it was last second, i just saw it right as he hit me. i remember just seeing the truck there, and i think i kind of braced myself. i didn't even hit the brakes. i didn't have time to. >> as he watches the crash in horror, the police officer turns on his camera and automatically saves the previous 30 s

iowa, severe storms in illinois and we are right here. i'm just looking up at the atmosphere really fired up already here. just outside chicago, the high risk issued for cities like davenport, iowa, all the way to fort wayne and including chicago, illinois. >> a high risk is just off the charts. that's when we're really sounding the bell as loudly as we can to let folks know they really need to pay attention and they need to take this seriously. >> reporter: the national weather service outside chicago abuzz. >> we could see those thunderstorms gather together and coalesce into a series of lines and segments that would produce damaging wind gusts. >> reporter: the chaos in the atmosphere could produce a dangerous weather phenomenon known as a derechoes. its calling card? ominous shelf clouds like these. >> reporter: a derecho is a powerful lines of storms. winds blasting up to 100 miles per hour. it takes on a bow shape because air rises in storms, cools, then falls behind them and then pushes the front of the line out. they can be deadly and certainly as damaging as weak tornados. last year's derecho tore through 12 states, with it blinding downpours from illinois to d.c., winds gusting over 100 miles per hour and a huge part of the nation peppered with lightning. trees were plucked and chucked into homes and cars. this street in ohio blanketed in power lines. it left $1 billion in damage and killed 13 people. i need to show you those big areas that are on alert tonight. so from eastern iowa all the way through chicago, into northwest indiana and southwest michigan. that's the highest risk but there's a bigger area that you see highlighted there. it has the potential all the way through parts of ohio and tomorrow into parts of the east coast. >> ginger, i know you said people should stay indoors but what if you are caught outside? >> we want everyone to be in shelter always. if you are outside, in your car, you want to be in your car, put yourself there and seatbelt of course, put that on, put the head down, the flashers on and cover your head from debris. if you can get to shelter, please do. >> everyone is warned to do just that. thank you so much. ginger zee reporting and standing watch tonight. >>> from chicago and that storm we head to colorado springs where tonight all eyes are on wildfires, homes destroyed and thousands of families on the move. abc's clayton sandell has the very latest from there. >> reporter: colorado is erupting in flames. hot, dry winds are fann

iowa and further west to nebraska and iowa. >> stories you can bank on this morning tourists beware if you like bargain hunting for fake purses in new york cityou could soon face jail time. here to explain is lauren simonetti fox business network. >> so many people love to come to new york city and buy the fake rolexes, or a fake lllouis vuitton. when a rolex is $50 you should put two and two together. now they say let me take you to my second floor apartment or to my van on the corner. if a city council law gets passed it could be illegal for the sellers -- for the buyers to buy the goods. they could face a thousand dollar fine or up to a year to do this. >> tough to prove you knew it was safe. >> is it possible to say i thought it was $5. >> it is tough to prove. >> american airlines packing more people on to the plane as soon as>> american airlines plans to put more passengers in coach. they want to do so on two of the more popular planes the 737 and the mb 80. right now the planes fly between 140 and 152 passengers each. they typically have three flight attendants. for eerrr -- every 50 seats you need 10 flight attendants. they will give