john bel edwards historic flooding event." governor john bel edwards... ...stressing the ongoing severity of the flooding - saying tuesday that it's caused at least 11 deaths. (gov. john bel edwards / (d) louisiana) "we are still very much in an emergency search and rescue response mode for much of the parishes. saving life is the most important priority that we have." edwards - saying he expects that nearly half of the state's parishes will be declared disaster areas. (gov. john bel edwards / (d) louisiana) "today, eight additional parishes have been declaration." residents still coping with their own losses - reaching out to help those around them. (marcel dupepe / flood victim) "this is what it's all about man -- helping people." i'm reid binion reporting sherry how's the weather today? let's take a look at ((tr i-15 is closed through the cajon pass due to the bluecut fire. crash in the spaghetti bowl on northbound i-15 at us 95. up in the northwest, 215 is under construction at ann road. expect some delays in the area as wo

john bel edwards / (d) louisiana "we have road closures all across south louisiana. the water is dangerous in terms the clothes on their backs. sot - resident (no super) "we tried out the back door, there were spiders. we tried out the kitchen, there was a snake. so then we fought through that. we finally got in the car, tried to leave, but we couldn't." kenneth moton oncam close: president obama declared louisiana a major disaster. the weather is improving but the rivers continue to rise. water levels are not expected to recede for two more days. kenneth moton abc news washington. right now a criminal is on the

john bel edwards / d louisiana "this is a historic flooding event."governor john bel edwards... ...stressing the ongoing severity of the flooding - saying tuesday th deaths. gov. john bel edwards / d louisiana "we are still very much in an emergency search and rescue response mode for much of the parishes. saving life is the most important priority that we have."edwards - saying he expects that nearly half of the state's parishes will be declared disaster areas. gov. john bel edwards / d louisiana "today, eight additional parishes have been added to that major disaster declaration."residents still coping with their own losses - reaching out to help those around them. marcel dupepe / flood victim "this is what people."i'm reid binion reporting a mom in illinois plans to open a new gym for children with autism. jamie dornick's son, brody, is autistic. she works with her son on his speech and how to do every day tasks... even turning ?the family's basement into a sensory gym. now, she's trying to open up a similar spot to the public. the center would off

sound governor john bel edwards - (d) louisianawe are going to need a lot more help. "this community cannot recover with only the assistance that comes from fema" until then from fema"that comes from fema" until then the community is coming together to rebuild, hoping to get help they need sooner than later. and while we talk about the need the red cross says its received $7.8 million dollars in donations for flood victims?? and while that's a lot it's "not enough" to cover an estimated $30 million dollars in costs. in baton rouge, sarah rosario the storm and its flooding have damaged an estimated 60- thousand homes and forced thousands to seek temporary housing. at least 40 state highways remained closed. decision 2016 ... a federal appeals court says early voting in wisconsin can continue.in july.. a district judge struck down a host of state election laws.. including early voting limits. the judge granted a request to stay the photo i-d law.. but refused to put a hold on other parts of the ruling. idea to make college more affordable for students. the republican fr

john bel edwards/ (d) louisiana) "i asked them to let us get out of the response mode, where we were still conducting searches of houses and we were still making rescues. i divert the police officers, the sheriff's deputies the state troopers and other essential resources and assets to providing security for the president." edwards also expressed appreciation for friday's visit by republican presidential nominee, donald trump. (gov. john bel edwards/ (d) louisiana) "because it helped to shine a spotlight on louisiana and on the dire situation that we have here, that it was helpful." i'm kim hutcherson reporting. most of the people evacuated because of the blue cut fire in san bernardino county are now able to return home. more than eighty two thousand residents were forced to evacuate in the days after the fire started... and spread. that fire has burned close to fifty eight square miles... authorities say one hundred five homes... and two hundred sixteen buildings have now been destroyed. eric johnston's home survived. he's happy to return to it. johnston says: "this is the first ti

john bel edwards / (d) louisiana "we have road closures all across south louisiana. the water is dangerous in terms the clothes on their backs. sot - resident (no super) "we tried out the back door, there were spiders. we tried out the kitchen, there was a snake. so then we fought through that. we finally got in the car, tried to leave, but we couldn't." kenneth moton oncam close: president obama declared louisiana a major disaster. the weather is improving but the rivers continue to rise. water levels are not expected to recede for two more days. kenneth moton abc news washington. right now a criminal is on the summerlin subway at gunpoint overnight! metro tells us a person walked into the restaurant near charleston and town center... pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded money. police say the robber got away with 200 to 300 dollars. the employee was not hurt. in your voice your vote this afternoon -- donald trump is laying out his plan for combating isis. we cannot let this evil continue......within our own countries. some of his proposals include countries with

john bel edwards/ d louisiana "i asked them to let us get out of the response mode, where we were still conducting searches of houses and we were still making rescues. i didn't want to divert the police officers, the sheriff's deputies the state troopers and other essential resources and assets to providing security for the president." edwards also expressed appreciation for friday's visit nominee, donald trump. gov. john bel edwards/ d louisiana "because it helped to shine a spotlight on louisiana and on the dire situation that we have here, that it was helpful." prince's mansion after his death. a source close to the investigation says the pills had been mislabeled. the pills -- marked as hydrocodone-- were reportedly filled with another much of the drug in his system that he had no chance of surviving. his autopsy concluded in june the music icon died of an accidental fentanyl overdose. the newspaper says investigators are leaning toward the theory that prince did not know the pills contained fentanyl. caterpillar is cutting nearly 200 mining industry jobs at a pair of former bucyrus

before john bel edwards says many who should have evacuated did not. some are risking their lives on flooded roads. >> it really doesn't take much depth of the water if it's moving quickly to wash your 68-year-old man who drowned while trying to escape the rising waters. >> me and my son and another guy tried to get him, but it was too late. >> reporter: has the water gone down any? >> it looks like about six to eight inches from what i can tell. >> reporter: jeanie mcandrew holmes has to wade through waist-high water to get to her home in hammond. she's still cleaning up from a flood in march, where she barely got a chance to save her most cherished possessions. >> and i grabbed a big rubbermaid and threw as many photos into it as and this is where i get a little emotional. i mean, your pictures are everything. you don't replace pictures. and so that was the one thing that, i hate to say come hell or high water, but that was coming with us expwroarpt with more reason to come, the flooding could get worse. rivers are expected to break previous records

louisiana governor john bel edwards expressed gratitude to the g.o.p. ticket putting a spotlight on the state but also said, he'd asked the white house to hold off. (gov. john bel edwards, (d) louisiana) i asked them to let where we were still conducting that followed these floods. rather, on how to rebuild. so for many, the president's most important role today, will be that of consoler-in-chief. a presidential visit requires a resources away from the recovery and the clean up in addition to the tour of the caifa. looks like the las vegasa will be pulling in less instability into the atmosphere and with most moisture holding to the mountains, rain chances will mainly stick to the spring mountain and sheep ranges with a small chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms to develop in the valley. so far, numerical models are indicating early evening for valley rain chances. meaning, 5 pm to about 10 pm degrees valley wide. 99 by 2:30 this afternoon. right now-- metro and north las vegas police are working together to who's robbing women at gunpoint all o

that's a 50-percent more than what governor john bel edwards said last week. but officials say some areas are still under water, so even the latest number may not be final. the red cross says the flooding is the nation's worst disaster since superstorm sandy in 20-12. president obama will visit the state on tuesday. sherry how's the weather today? let's take a look at the roads with demetria but some days in the 90s are coming this week... starting today. ............ right now we have valley neighborhoods in the 70s.... and humidity between 35 and 45 percent. ............. temps in the 70s outside the valley and even 80 in laughlin. . we'll be looking for s let's take a look at ((demetria obilor)) a crash has been reported out along the beltway near charleston. lane closures in effect on charleston and grand central parkway for project neon. <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((michelle mortensen)) >> next monday will be the first day of school for 300-thousand ccsd students. and many first year teachers found some deals on supplies for pop-up consignment store.

get off the golf course and get down there." )) ((brian loftus)) >> but louisiana's governor john bel edwards defended the president's arrival time - citing the resources it takes to handle such a high-profile visit. so far over 100-thousand people have registered for federal disaster aid so far. lake mead and civic center, one of the roads we just showed you were flooded yesterday. everything looks good right now though, just watch out for any potential debris. down by us 95 and south rancho, there are no delays, but the off-ramp is closed for project neon construction. exit at mlk or valley view to get around it. <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> former penn state coach jerry sandusky is back in for an what his lawyers saying that might help his appeal. ((mmm)) >> plus u.s swimmer ryan lochte lost two key sponsors in a matter of hours after the closing ceremonies in rio. who dropped out? that's next on good day./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and >>> in pennsylvania, convicted child molester and forme

louisiana governor john bel edwards expressed gratitude to the g.o.p. ticket putting a spotlight on the state but also said, he'd asked the white house to hold off. (gov. john bel edwards, (d) louisiana) i asked them to let us get out of the response mode where we were still conducting searches of houses and still making rescues. residents here, not the political storm that followed these floods. rather, on how to rebuild. so for many, the president's most important role today, will be that of consoler-in- chief.>> ((ad-lib)) ((ad-lib)) 1) karin, we understand today's visit by the president is going to be brief. what's on his agenda during the short time he's there? 2) donald trump and mike pence have made their what about hillary clinton? does she plan to travel there? here at home... tivoli village has been put on hold after a construction worker died on the job. las vegas fire and rescue says three workers were standing on scaffolding monday when it collapsed. two of the workers were able to jump to safety. the third didn't escape in time and the scaf

governor john bel edwards toured helicopter. there have been 7 confirmed deaths related to the flooding -- and more than 20- thousand people have been rescued. president obama has declared a major disaster for the state and is providing federal assistance. governor edwards estimated that the damage will exceed the six-million dollar threshold. more and more people are saving for retirement...except for one big group. more and more for retirement...except for one big group. and a major data breach at hotels across the country could have a lot of people checking their bank statements. some colorado hotels were hit in a multi-state data breach. "that" means-- your personal information is vulnerable. officials say hyatt, sheraton, marriot and westin hotels were hit in several states. different hotels across the country -- may have collected names, account numbers and credit card information. hotel operator "h-e-i hotels and resorts" says-- they'v fixed the issue, now. bank officials say if you think you might be at risk -- be vigila

louisiana governor john bel edwards toured the damage throug edwards says: " , the response phase is still ongoing. we're doing search and rescue right now in many parishes. as the floodwaters move south and the rivers crest further and further south, you have additional areas that are being brought into play. the rain has been ongoing since friday. thousands of people have lost everything they own... as the flood waters put their homes under water. sutherlin says: "we lost all of our cows and we're getting married in november, all of our family pictures and things, that stuff we can't ever replace." shelters are packed with those displaced from their homes. volunteers have been coming together to help... and donate necessities. the outpouring of support has been so much that one shelter has stopped accepting donations. pellerin says: "it's been amazing on two fronts. amazing to see so many people adversely affected by this but equally amazing is just to see the outpouring of support and donations and volunteering from everybody coming together." hundreds of volunteers have been fill

john bel edwards says he's been in constant touch with white house officials and a presti require pulling police and first responders to cover security. he says the president is closely monitoring the situation. fema has already started working to help all those people in need. >>> the latest on a deadly crash in new jersey. a bus driver was killed and 19 others are hurt. seven are in critical condition right now. investigators say the bus red light and t boned the other bus. the deceased driver had no passengers oz his bus. the man who died was a longtime employee of the new jersey transit system. >>> ryan lochte originally said he and three teammates were robbed at gunpoint. but police say they vandalized a gas station guards before leaving. >> reporter: olympic gold medalist ryan lochte has learned valuable lessons. in a statement on instagram he says i want to apologize for my behavior last weekend. for not being nor careful and candid in describing the events of that morning. it's traumatic to be out and have a stranger point a gun at you and demand money. several security cameras su

it begins with outstanding leadership from the top, with the governor john bel edwards, and we very much appreciate all the outstanding work he has done, his better half, first lady of louisiana, i know has been by his side every step of the way. we are grateful for her. i know they have their own cleaning up to do because the governor's mansion was flooded as well. in addition, i want to acknowledge senator bill cassidy senator david bitter, , reverted gary graves representative cedric richmond, , the mayor of baton rouge kip holden, and somebody who i cannot brag enough about, one of the best hires i have made as president, the administrator of fema, craig fugate, who has done such an outstanding job not just with this particular incident but has really rebuilt fema so , that there is a change of culture. everybody knows that when a disaster happens, fema will be on the ground cooperating with state and local officials rapidly and with attention to detail and keeping the families who have been affected uppermost in their minds. we very much appreciate everything craig has done. it is h

louisiana governor john bel edwards has responded to area until his vacation was over. edwards... a democrat... says ?he suggested the president delay his trip to the area, until the initial disaster response was over. the storm system dumped more than 20 inches of rain in just over two days. 13 people have been killed, and the number of damaged or destroyed homes could top one hundred thousand. and... it's happened again. another theme park scare. this time... at hersey park in pennslyvania. the "sidewinder" roer seekers stuck in the air monday afternoon. all 27 passengers were carefully walked off the ride and no one got hurt. park officials are still trying to find out what went wrong. another ((walter/jen)) today, lori grabs delicious jimmy dean sausage from the fridge, fully cooked and ready in seconds. it makes breakfast complete, which makes bill feel like completing the gazebo, prompting a good mornings lead to great days. make fit happen! fit me matte + poreless foundation from maybelline new york. beyond matching skin tone... fits skin's texture. blurs pores. controls sh

john bel edwards we are and as i've been saying for 6 days now this is an ongoing event also on the ground, the heads of homeland security and fema. nearly 90 thousand people have registered for federal help. sot jeh johnson/homeland security secretary the federal government is here...help this community recover the disaster has scientists taking a closer look at weather systems continues...but dry conditions out west have sparked massive wildfires, record breaking heat made july the hottest month...ever, and deadly walt meiernasa scientist extreme weather patterns is certainly one of the outcomes we expect to see from overall warming conditions and scientist are certainly looking at that. it's hard to connect single events (kenneth standup close) as for this event, president obama is getting daily updates on the federal government response. the white house says the president doesn't plan to cut louisiana because it would cause a disruption in the recovery efforts. kenneth moton, abc news washington. anchors adlib and toss to bryan let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofi

. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bel edwards toured the damage and says some areas have--iersiers have become isla. >> it makes it difficult for for first responders sometimes to get in. so we're asking everyone to be patient. >> i >> >> we're getting raid to go live to sheriff david talk. -- pop. >> this comes a couple of hours after a press conference with police chief ed flynn and milwaukee mayor tom barrett. we are here now waiting to hear a response from milwaukee county clark, who had sent out a notice earlier today saying he had spoken with governor scott walker about deploying the national guard to be here and keep order in the city of milwaukee. >> here we go. >> i wanted to give you folks a briefing in terms of what our activities were last night as the situation unfolded. a little bit of a briefing moving forward into tonight. i will start with a timeline -- actually what i will do is start by saying this, because there is a lot of misunderstanding in a what causes these situation. already -- cup of -- doubt, there is to plenty of volatile situations. young boys often g

governor john bel edwards tours the hard hit parishes of livingston and ascension... where thousands have lost everything. edwards says: "we have thousands and thousands, tens of thousands of homes that obviously have been damaged. we have schools that cannot open. so, we have an awful lot of work to do." evacuations continue... with tens-of-thousands forced from their homes since the rain started last friday. the mayor in sorr three-quarters of his town is underwater. lambert says: "some have inches, some have feet. my house has probably 5 feet. it just depends on what part of town you are as to the inundation." while many have lost everything... the flooding has brought communities together. volunteers helping prepare sandbags in saint james parish just want to do anything they can to help their neighbors. hymel says: "just to help these people out ...tying bags whatever i can do...but it's these that are doing the work...this is a real community effort and you can see it" but in many places ... the sandbags aren't enough to hold back the water. lee says: "we sandba

it begins with outstanding leadership from the top with governor john bel edwards. we appreciate all the outstanding work he's done. his better half, the first lady of louisiana, i know has been by his side every step of the way, and we're grateful to her. they've got their own cleaning up to do, because the governor's mansion was flooded as well. in addition, i want to acknowledge senator bill cassidy, senator david vitter, representative gary graves, the mayor of baton rouge, kip holden, and somebody who i can't brag enough about, one of the best hires i made as president, the administrator of fema, craig fugate, who has done such an outstanding job, not just in dealing with this particular incident but has really rebuilt fema so that there is a change of culture. and everybody knows when a disaster happens, fema will be there on the ground cooperating with state and local officials rapidly and with attention to detail, and keeping the families who are affected uppermost in their minds. we appreciate everything craig has done. it's hard for craig to be here becaus

louisiana's governor john bel edwards says he has spoken daily to the white house. >> meteorologist -- with the accuweather forecast. we'll start with a few clouds 86 this afternoon. and tonight temperatures will tumble into the mid-70s and we get a big head start with lots of sunshine. and we'll shoot into the upper 80s, likely hitting 90 in some spots. the beginning of some hot stuff headed through saturday. and then big changes on the way. we'll talk about the changes plus the chances for showers in the accuweather 7-day forecast. in the family pool. that confession from dennis cullen who sitting in jail on $8 million bond. the 23-year-old argued with his mom because he wasn't taking his medication for paranoid schizophrenia. he put her in a head lock and theandricked her to the deep end. >>> new york city police commissioner making it clear that there are no suspects and police are not close to an of a murdered jogger in queens. this despite the parents of the 30-year-old saying there are a number of strong leads and the an arrest could be days away. her father is pleading with a

compared to what governor john bel edwards said last week. officials say some areas are still under water... so even the latest number may not be final.large portions of the state were in heavy rains earlier this month. shenitha gibson, flood victim, "my heart just goes out to everybody. because we lost... but we're here to help everybody else as well. to kind of get through this time." capt. brett meredith, commander, baton rouge salvation army, "this morning i was handing out food boxes, and a lady just broke down crying. i hugged her and prayed with her, and just consoled her. because it's just a lot of overwhelming emotions for folks." folks." the red cross says the flooding is the nation's worst say.. it may still take a while for the floodwaters to recede because of louisiana's topography.fema says more than 100-thousand people have registered for assistance. new details this morning about prince's death.the pills found in the pop star's mansion... were ?mislabeled.? ?mislabeled.?a source with knowledge of the investigation tells the st

more than 60-thousand homes have been damaged.that's up 50-percent from what louisiana governor john bel edwards said last week.the red cross says this is the worst disaster since superstorm sandy. contain a large fire in central california.the blaze has grown to more than 42 square miles since yesterday. officials say 48 structures have been destroyed and more than 300 are in danger. firefighters think the blaze is only 35-percent contained. high winds have caused whipping flames.. making the fire harder to battle. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--jackpot.. why a brewers' legend is cashing in on his playing days.plus.. a boy's wish.. we'll tell you for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. the brewers get a gift, and a first in a win over the mariners. the present is an incredible rally on craig counsell's birthday. the first is after 59 losses this year when trailing af innings, they finally rally in the 9th to win.former brewer nelson cruz with the infield single.seattle up 6-1.keon broxton continues to impress, with two homers in this game. chris carter boom shaka laka, his 29th

. >> that was louisiana governor john bel edwards earlier today describing the harrowing conditions and rescue efforts under way in his state at this hour. deadly flood waters are waist high, some places higher and are rising as inches of rain are expected. they continue to pound parts of the gulf coast this weekend. storms could continue through tuesday. at least two people have died, hobbly more, we don't know. major roads are closed. highways are closed. flights are delayed getting in and out. as you heard, dozens, perhaps hundreds to be evacuated from their homes. >> the water shot through the trailer and my son said come get us out. he said you all got out. we got some clothes together and he fell and the water carried him off. >> the water carried them off. this is pictures now from west texas. thunderstorms ripped the roof off two buildings in garland. that's all just outside dallas ft. worth. you could be moving towards louisiana. you see that dark circle over new orleans in yellow and red. those thunderstorms dropping inches of rain in louisiana, rain they certainly do not need

the state's governor -- john bel edwards -- says thousands of homes that have never flooded are underwater. more than eleven-thousand people are in shelters president obama has declared a major disaster in the state. a volunteer from the american red cross in las vegas will deploy to louisiana tomorrow morning. she will work with nurses to tend to flood victims. "i welcome chance to use skills to help people out with any health services need they might have." tere shannon says she expects to stay in louisiana for two weeks. you can help those affected by the flooding by donating. we have the link to the red cross on fox five vegas a gunman is still on the run after two people were killed outside the silver nugget casino. it happened around four a-m on north las vegas boulevard near civic center. north las vegas police say two men were shot to death in the parking lot... and many people were there when the shots were fired. police say a shooter or shooters have not been identified. they are looking for witnesses to tell them what happened. if you know anything about this shooting -- call po

governor john bel edwards is also present.sked president obama to add parishes to the federal disaster list, as the conditions there continue to worsen. there is more bad weather headed that way. there are eight confirmed deaths in southern louisiana. 20,000 people, more than 20,000 rescues have occurred. again that press conference going on right now. the fema director and governor john bel edwards requesting eight more parishes to be added to the disaster list. harris: it is personal for all of us because these are americans in trouble. i know that is your old home. sandra: i know that area and in touch with many people down there, continued to worry about the recovery efforts and what will happen to these wonderful, wonderful towns and areas of southeast louisiana going forward. it is going to be a long recovery. harris: absolutely, our prayers for them. we'll bring you news as it happens on that. >>> meantime donald trump is calling for a new war on terror. during a foreign policy speech in youngstown, ohio, yesterday, we

. >> reporter: even though the storm wasn't a hurricane, louisiana governor john bel edwards has said it's been a challenge. >> we asked people to evacuate as soon as we knew that we were going to see record levels of water. >> reporter: did you relate by that? >> you can't give the warning before you have it. so, you know, obviously lessons we are learning and i won't it's mistake-free but we issued a state of imagine in the entire state and i think in a timely fashion. >> reporter: on sunday, adam albright and his families were rescued from the rising floodwaters in baton rouge. today, the father of two is cleaning out his flood-damaged home. >> i knew it was affecting a lot of people out there but i didn't think it was going to hit us, you know? >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news. >>> hillary clinton talks today while donald trump receives his first classified intelligence briefing. this morning, "wall street journal" reports on an overhaul of trump's campaign team. the nominee is moving two people into ptop positions as his poll numbers slide. paul manafort still remains his

john bel edwards / (d) louisiana "this is an unprecedented historic flood event...all across south la... and it has presented tremendous.. challenges to everyone..." with entire neighborhoods.. still under water.. some residents just grateful to be alive.. and vow to rebuild.. again. sot - lester coleman / evacuee "where do i go from here? just like i did for katrina, start all over again." elizabeth hur oncam close: and authorities say.. they remain on high alert.. with waters still rising.. they say the situation is still very dangerous.. but they are prepared and ask we have the opposite problem.... where a heat wave is taknig did we hit a record. the first of three systems that will affect area weather this week is currently passing to our north and will keep things breezy tonight. breezy winds will stay in the forecast tomorrow as another small system starts to push into the area. high temps will drop to 107 tuesday and wednesday and we'll stay in the breezy category as that system continues to push east. a larger pacific system will make its way down the california coast and sta

(sot governor john bel edwards)this is unprecedented. we don't have records to see who all is going to be impacted.(nats rain)the national guard made countless rescues including this man who had been clinging to a tree branch for hours.homes across southern louisiana have been fl. flooded.(sot paulette short/flood victim)our house is gone under, our pets, our nder back there.in jeanie holmes' neighborhood the water is knee-deep. she's still trying to recover from flooding five months ago. (sot jeanie mcandrew holmes) the pictures you can't replace. they're actually still in the big green rubbermade from last time. i've never put them up.while some homeowners are waiting to survey the damage.holmes says its time to move.omar villafranca, cbs news, covington, louisiana. governor bel edwards plans to tour the flood damaged area. 3 tonight: few clouds with a touch of patchy fog. lows in the 60s. winds: w 5 mph. sunday: mix of clouds and sun. highs in the lower half 80s. extended: 80s continue through the early part of next week. chance on we

he was greeted at baton rouge's airport by louisiana governor john bel edwards and other officials. the president took some criticism by opting to stay on his family's two-week vacation heading down to louisiana. flooding brought on by heavy storms has forced thousands of people into temporary housing. more than 115,000 people have registered for federal disaster aid. while in louisiana the president will also meet with the families of slain baton rouge police officers and with the family of alton sterling down there. you remember that shooting that caused some rioting in the area. >>> new at noon, a philadelphia man learns his lesson the hard way that jumping in between buildings is not such a good idea. a man met a woman, took her up to a rooftop, where he tried to impress his date by jumping from run rooftop to another. as you can guess it, it didn't turn out so well. the man missed his landing, fell, and was wedged in between the buildings. rescuers, as you can see, spent more than three hours at a nearby building, eventually out. >> they had to break through a wall? >> to break

louisiana governor john bel edwards says at least 7,000 people have been rescued so far. ((sot)) edwards: "the number of fatalities remains at 3 and we believe there may be on more individual who is unaccounted for." ((vo)) although the storms have moved to the west --more heavy rain is expected in and around the state. rivers are expected to keep rising until monday. flooded residents have very little options here at this civic center in opelousas locals describing their ordeal on getting out of their homes ((sot)) mos: "we tried out the backdoor but there were spiders. we tried out the kitchen but there was a snake. we got through that and finally got into the car and in a dramatic video caught on camera-- two men on a boat pulled a woman from a car that was almost completely underwater one of the rescuers jumps into the brown water and pulls the woman to safety. she pleads for the man to get her dog, but he can't find it. after several seconds, the rescuer goes underwater and resurfaces - with the small dog. ((on cam tag)) tba and as rescue crews work around the clock

louisiana governor john bel edwards says he wants the president to delay the trip until after the initial disaster response is over and recovery the president saying he is going down tomorrow. more than 2,800 people are still in shelters. we had a live shot from our morning show this morning, still neighborhoods full of water ten days after the rains have stopped. >>> as many as six tornados hit in various parts of the state over the weekend, you can see some of the damage here. nobody, fortunately, were badly hurt. they had to get plenty of >> what a mess for those folks to clean up. well, cory has the week off. >> what does that mean for you? >> he's laying out and i'm over here schlepping at the weather wall. it's going to be gorgeous. we saw a little rain, some of the dust that rolled through the valley. it's a little hazy, as you can see, most of the east valley got rain following the big wall of dust, 98 degrees for you outside, some of the rain really in the air. for a lot of folks in central phoenix and out west, we just had to deal with the dust. a couple of photos in a few momen

loisiana govnor john bel edwards says many peopl are still been reluctant to evacuate. (sot govjohn bel edward )(villafran govedwards intv hrem21 @16;14;08)(+ omar reverse)"people whlive in homes that have never flooded d leave there homeshen you warn them of an impending flood and when you set records there are going to be people who regret that decision//ov: 17;31;56 what do ou te those 11 thousand people that are ill in shelters right now?jbl: 16;17;28 that we are moving hven and earth//to get them back in their homes as soon as possible." possible." takmons. already 60- thousand people have ed up fefo assistance. but the danger isn't over yet - there is more rain in the forecast. 3let's get a check of the forecast now.here's meteologist rca shuld with ready weather. today: mix of clouds and sun. isolated chance for a storm. highs around 85. winds: ssw 5-15 mptonight: partly with us through the week as highs approach 90 with sun thursd and friday. looking to slightly cool into the weekend. storm chances are high saturday, and we could see some lefter showers ndayoda

governor john bel edwards says around 40-thousand homes have suffered toss to weather weather mostly cloudy this evening with a few thunderstorms possible. some may produce strong wind and small hail. low 70s overnight, a bit cooler inland. another mostly cloudy day ahead for saturday with showers and thunderstorms likely, although they will be scattered. work week. after the weekend fall-like air, temperatures will bounce back into the low0 possible. low: 71 dewpoint: 69 wind: sw 5-10 mph saturday: scattered showers and thunderstorms. high: 78 dewpoint: 66 wind: wsw 10-20 mph sunday: partly sunny and cooler. wind: nw 10-15 mph monday: mostly sunny. am low: 56 high: 78 dewpoint: 56 wind: wsw 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. high: 81 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 5-10 mph wednesday:partly sunny with the chance for thunderstorms. am low: 66 high: 80 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 5-15 chance for thunderstorms. am low: 67 high: 80 dewpoint: 63 wind: sw 5-15 mph mostly cloudy this evening with a few thunderstorms possible. some may produce strong wind and small hail. low 70s overnight, a bit cooler inland

governor john bel edwards says he asked the president to hold off on visiting. "i didn't want to divert the police officers, the sheriff's essential resources and assets to providing security for the president while they were needed in this region to undergo, to undertake those response activities. edwards also expressed appreciation for friday's visit by republican presidential nominee, donald trump. coming up - a alleged drunk driver crashes into a madison coffee shop. how many o-w-i's the suspect already has - next. plus - a 15-year-old shot by police in chicago after an alleged carjacking and chase. how many others were high pressure takes over our forecast for the next couple of days giving us sunshine and seasonal temperatures. todays highs will be in the upper 70s. as the high moves farther to our east, we should warm a bit for tuesday with highs in the low 80s. both days will have comfortable dewpoints but tuesdays will get a bit sticky. storms return for wednesday and thursday as a low ov west. the storm predication center has us in a 'marginal risk' zo

john bel edwards / (d) louisiana) "we're asking everyone to evacuate if you're supposed to do that. stay off the roads and if you have to be on the roads be extremely cautious." and the families that have already evacuated are now forced to tough it out in temporary shelters. (tracy franklin/evacuated home) "we woke up and water was all in the bed and everywhere so we didn't have a chance to pack the fire department to come get us." i'm mary moloney reporting. wx chat high pressure will bring near record temps to the area for the next couple of days as highs top out around 110 with dry conditions on both sunday and monday. affect area weather throughout the week. the first, small system will bring breezy winds starting monday and will pass to our north through tuesday morning. we may see some high clouds as it passes through. the next system is a larger pacific system that look like it will linger its way down the california coast throughout the week. it will keep us breezy through wednesday and drop highs to 106 on tuesday and wednesday. as it makes its way down the coast it'll con

john bel edwards) asking everyone to evacuate to simply evacuate if you are supposed to do that. bridge: officials expected another 4-to-6 inches of rain to fall before its all over.a flood watch remains in effect through sunday across most of south lousiania.in jeanie holmes' neighborhood the water is knee-deep. she's still trying to recover from flooding five months ago. (sot jeanie mcandrew holmes)the pictures you can't replace. big green rubbermade from last time. i've never t them up. while some homeowners are waiting to surveythe damage.holmes says its time to move.omar villafranca, cbs news, hammond, louisiana. governor bell plans to tour the flood damaged area. officials say there are two weather-related deaths. before we get back to rebecca...you have got to see this next video... video...this is a fire tornado - or 'fire-nado' for short.the by the cornelius fire department.sohow does this happen? wildfire can sometimes create its own wind...and that can turn into a spinning vortex of flames like you see right here.crews were able to put out the fire without any injuries

governor john bel edwards says even with everything that has happened so far any people are still reluctant to evacuate. >> people who live in homes that have never flooded don't believe -- leave their homes when he warned th >> what he told the 11,000 people still in shelters? >> we're moving heaven and earth to get them back in their homes as soon as possible. >> reporter: two days a record rainfall dumped 30 inches of rain in parts of louisiana already. city thousand people have signed up for people assistance. >>> a serial killer is on the loose in the valley which leads people with a lot of questions for police. they are trying to get as many answers as they can but it is tough. a community meeting took place at the mountain view precinct and is the area of where three police to not have any answers for the concerned neighbors. all they say is they are looking for someone who looks like this and hispanic male with light skin possibly driving a black bmw using the same weapons citywide in the evening and late at night. the reason behind the shootings is still a mystery. >> at this point

john bel edwards/d louisiana "this is a historic flooding event. clean up begins following this week's deadly flooding in southern louisiana. floodwaters are receding in some areas-- but rising in places to shelters. at least 40-thousand homes have been damaged and eleven people killed in the floods. and more than 30-thousand people have been rescued since friday. forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a few storms rolling through this morning with strong wind gusts and heavy rainfall at times. after the storms end this morning we'll see partly sunny conditions throug more showers and storms are possible later today and this evening. highs today will be in the mid 80s with dewpoints in the upper 60s. a area of high pressure calms us a bit on thursday with some sun and highs in the upper 80s and feeling hotter with high dewpoints yet again. more storms are expected late friday night and into saturday. after those storms pass we finally get a break from the heat and partly sunny with a chance for afternoon/evening storms. high: 86 dewpoin

john bel edwards / (d) louisiana "we have record levels of flooding along our rivers and creeks. we don't know how wide the water is going to get in those the national guard to help. emergency declarations are now in effect across portions of the state? as police and fire departments struggle to get to people trapped in their homes - or vehicles. sot - maj. gen. glenn curtis / louisiana national guard "our helicopters are in active search and rescue right now. trying to coordinate with officials on the ground to get to critical areas." this family in east baton rouge - had to leave their flooded home on sheriff jumping in to help. sot - east baton rouge sheriffs office "you see the sheriff has, um, the infant. tryna keep the baby dry." but officials can't get to everyone - in this case - a good samaritan helped pull a man from his sinking vehicle. sot - jordantemple / good samaritan "i told him don't panic, i'm here for you, i'm going to get you out of these flood waters." but people pushing past warning notices - and driving into danger is frustrating for law enforcement? puttin

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