we are going to kansas city. dennis is already there. the weather a little bit of late summer in kansas city. they will get snow later the 49ers game against the kansas city chiefs right here on kpix 5. don't change your channel. outside lands will not be 78 degrees. it will be cool, maybe so afternoon sunshine. 64 degrees. if you want an outdoor event that's warmer, the sonoma county fair santa rosa 86. beautiful in sonoma county and santa rosa this weekend. los. cloudy night upper 50s to 1 tonight for you. 57 for a low in redwood city. 60 degrees. now let's talk about why things change. all we did was change the wind direction from southwest to west-northwest and you added about 7 eedegrs away from the water. you 5 will lotose most of that tomorrow because one low pressure area moves out. that's why the wind changes. a newer bigger, stronger area of low pressure is diving down from the gulf of alaska. it will turn the winds back to a southwesterly flow once again. by monday, some of you away from the water that hit 90 today won't even

of the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri. the museum is the nation's museum for the history of world war i. it is a global museum. we talk about all the belligerence involved in world war i. it is not just about the united states during the war. everything from the summer of 1914 to the peace treaty of june 1919. our collection is the most comprehensive collection of world war i materials in the world. it is not the largest, but it is comprehensive in that we do deal with all nations involved in the war. we are not just centric to the country we are located in. in the museum, when you are going to the exhibition, you see about 10% of the museum collection at one time. the rest we use for research, references, loans to other institutions, and just to make sure we have an encyclopedic collection of the war. when we are teaching about the history of it, we want to cover everything. point z.t a to where i am standing right now is in front of a wall that depicts the various shoulder sleeve insignia worn by the american expeditiona

kansas from the tower. at nighttime the view of the city is quite extraordinary. the most iconic views of kansas city are typically taken from this location, either from the wall or the tower itself. at nighttime it is quite beautiful. looking on the mall in the summertime or spring, it is brilliant green and a very engaging sight. it is the most fitting tribute to this tower which rests on the memorial courtyard. the memorial courtyard is used for all sorts of activities, most notably the memorial day ceremonies. it is packed for honoring those who have served and continue to serve and have lost their lives. another important part of the architecture of the memorial are the two sphinx. this here is looking east and is looking toward the horrors of war. looking to the past its eyes , covered because of the horrors of war. one of the truths that i think is told here at the museum is to , aboutbout the courage the commitment and sacrifice of those who served. an equally to speak about war's horror. we tell the full story of the true price of liberty and democracy. t

editorial page editor for the kansas city star. jam he'll smith is about a being us contributing wroir for the daley beast. colleen i'd like to begin with you. we just got finished talking about leaks. i'd like to leave the topic there because it's germane. how do you think your readers took to the story of the leaked transcripts of donald trump and importantly where members of the base are concerned who live around kansas city, do you think it -- it hurt his relationship with them when they saw he was perhaps less than serious about building that wall and having mexico pay for it? >> well, that certainly started to chip away at some supporters belief in donald trump because they're counting on him to build a wall. the of a avalanche of leaks charlie talked about a moment ago starts to become a blur for readers in kansas city particularly on the russia investigation and all the swirl of what robert mueller is look into. and for a lot of readers here they want to focus on trump's agenda and they want trump to be able to advance his

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of kansas city.e areas have picked up over half a foot of rain. later on today this cold front heads to the east. it's going to be hot. it's going to be computer today from new york city to philadelphia to washington d.c. all up and down the eastern seaboard. then this cold front rolls through 27 million people at risk of severe storms. maybe even an isolated tornado or two. central new york and central pennsylvania, keep in mind late this afternoon. here's the timing of it. this is where we are this morning with the storms. then as we go throughout the day, we'll take the storms through the ohio valley, into areas. there's the central new york threat and also central pennsylvania. this is at 7:00 p.m. pittsburgh, it looks like about 4:00 to 5:00 for you. state college, the binghamton area, syracuse, utica, sometime around 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. is when the worst of that storm will roll through. kind of weakens by the time it makes it to i-95, and then tomorrow we'll do it again in the southeast, but not

coleen nelson is with us, pulitzer price winner and editor for "the kansas city star."amiel is joining with us, contributor for "the daily beast." we just got finished talking about leaks and i'd like to leave the topic there because it's germain. how do you think your readers took to the leaked transcripts and where members of his base are concerned who live around kansas city? do you think it hurt his relationship with them when they saw that he was perhaps less than serious in letting mexico pay for it? >> they certainly started to chip away at some supporters' belief in donald trump because they are counting on him to build a wall but these avalanche of leaks that charlie spoke about starts to become a blur for readers and in kansas city, particularly on the russia investigation and all the swirl of what robert mueller is looking into and for a lot of leaders here, they want to focus on trump's agenda and want trump to be able to advance his agenda and they view the investigation and all the leaks and whether it's on immigration, health care, jobs, et cetera. >> a j

i talked to her last week in kansas city. she was then a coach's intern and she was hired by the 49ers, their first if male coach in team's history. will she be challenged and have to earn the respect from the players in ways that maybe male coaches won't? >> she's going to have to put the work in it and earn their trust by knowing the game and going out there and not working everyone else. she's the only female coach on staff and so, you know, some people will be skeptical to start with. at the end of the day, if she goes out there and takes the time to put the work in, people will respect her. >> she earned her trains to this point. -- her vines to the point. we have the national anthem going. we're saying goodbye. the 49ers and broncos next on kpix. >>> this is the official preseason television partner of the san francisco 49ers. kpix 5. tonight, the 49ers return to levi's stadium and clock in for another preseason test. >> i tell my wife all the time, very excited to go to work every single morning. >> no one is more exci

we will hear from the kansas city fed president. voicesthe most hawkish saying another rate hike this year despite low target inflation. noteamsung's new galaxy eight restore its reputation and remove the memory of his noteding -- it's exploding seven. first though, breaking news htc. the smartphone maker has hired advisers to explore strategic options, including taking on new it messman -- new investment or even a sale of the company, possibly. it trades in hong kong, which is not open right now, after midnight. our correspondent is in san francisco with the latest. we have seen this with other mobile phone makers as well, mark. if they do not change with the times, they go away. is that what happening here? mark: very significant escape from our bloomberg field team, excellent story, basically an ode to another smartphone maker falling to samsung and apple, plus new players in china. ago, htc was at the top of its game. , 10 yearsne point ago, htc was at the top of its game. one of the first android phone makers, bigger displays,

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his exhibition game was at kansas city. and he talked about practicing hagan someone other than a teammate. >> different teams, different players, a challenge to go up against really good second difference. and you know, we can see if we can get open for those guys. we want to go out and see what we can do against someone else. we have a chance to play against a really good defense and see where we are at. >> more than what you can determine from nfl preseason games. they probably will not be in the game when the regular season starts. but they have reversed the

those of you who have been the kansas city understand that area .ediately after the press conference, took off my jacket, rolled up my sleeves, and we hung out on 18th and vine. it gave me an opportunity to get to know the community better, to show the community i am just a regular guy because often times is a superintendent, and many people who are here that are superintendent's will tell you, you tend to be viewed as bigger than life. they see you on the news, here you one radio stations, see you online. they think you are bigger than life and i want people to know i am just a regular guy. i am no bigger or better than anybody else. so when i did, i remember someone told me, he said one of the things that you did when you came in initially, you went and shook the hands of every single custodian, cafeteria worker, and you made them feel like they were going to be a part of the team. this year, we rolled out our strategic plan and i trained everybody in my system on the strategic plan. a cafeteria worker told me, we have been in this school system f

and eventually he marched over to westport in kansas city where there's a major battle. now, interestingly what happens is, instead of, because there's no central direction of those confederate guerrillas, they were creating chaos over the state giving him an opportunity to advance and seize important points while the union forces are split up dealing with all the guerrillas. since the groups do not have central direction, they respond to the invasion by going to his army. so what happens is he actually concentrates most of the confederate guerrilla, at least a lot of the leading groups, with his conventional army and a lot of the guerrilla leadership is wiped out in the conventional battles. it's the opposite of what he's done. there's no mosby here. no one is part of a confederate chain of command in the guerrilla movement. instead of taking the guerrilla war to another level, it ends up knocking it down a launch. in fact, at westport, he's badly defeated and has to retreat and it really knocks the wind out of the confederate guerrilla movement. one interesting side ef

that kansas city stuff no joke. they had in some areas nine inches of rain. it reminds me of el had storms loaded with moisture good news today guys we're not dealing with anything for the te different story. we'll watch and see. we've got strong south winds pumping up the heat and so heat and humidity are big 5:00 weather headline tonight. yesterday at this time when were just wrapping up a tornado warning in st. mary's county and fortunately that was in a rural

s over to west port in kansas city where there's a major battle. interestingly what happens is instead of -- again bauds there's no central direction of those fed rat gorillas, they could have been creating chaos all over the state givening them opportunity to advance and cease points where the union force is split up dealing with all these gorillas. since this group do not have central directions they respond to his invasion but going to his army. what happens is he concentrates most of the confederate gorillas, a lot of the leading groups, with his original army and a lot of the gorilla group is wiped out. there's no moz by here, there's no one who's apart of the confederate chain of command in the gorilla movement. instead of taking the gorilla war to another level it end up knocking it down a notch. at west port, he's badly defeated and he had to retreat and it knocks the wind out of the confederate gorilla movement. one interesting side effect is that bill henderson is just too ruthless, even with all these ruthless gorillas, he's too much for

los san jose earthquakes el dia de hoy partieron a kansas city donde el proximo miercoles por segundaran disputando una semifinal de la us open cup. la primer vez que jugaron en esta instancia fue en el 2002 donde terminaron perdiendo ante el ya desaparecido club de los kansa city wizards uno a cero. pasamos al futbol mexicano donde despues de tan solo tres jornadas ya se empiezan a pedir el despido de algunos directores tecnicos por el mal inicio de sus equipos. take vo uno de esos es francisco palencia que viene de perder el clasico ante el club america y en lo que va del torneo suma una victoria y dos derrotas, pero segun el presidente del equipo ares de parga el club esta enfocado en lo que viene para el club este miercoles y paco aun tiene su trabajo asegurado. take sot trt:30 sec outcue:bien el dia de hoy el comite del desarrollo deportivo se reunio en las oficinas de la federaciones mexicana de futbol con el proposito de presentarle 10 puntos a guillermo cantu de como mejorar la gestion actual del tri ya que juan carlos osorio se encuentra de vacaciones por lo que no se present

that coupled with heavy rain across the area and kansas city area. 4 to 6 inches of rainfall there. ash flooding happening during the overnight hours. and new orleans 8 to 10 inches of rainfall flooding the streets of that city as the system rolls off towards the south and east. more heavy rain expected as this system rises and gets up into the northeast into an area also saturated. the midatlantic, rough weather tomorrow. locally 4 to 5 inches as this storm makes its way across the country. more later in the program. dan. >> another busy summer weekend in the weather department. rob, thank you. much more from you. as we continue to show this morning. back to the lottery. no winners overnight in either of the back to back lottery drawings. the powerball and mega millions jackpots will continue to grow. >> we presume your next question, how much are they worth? combined collectively over $650 million. our adrienne bankert is in new york city again. people are scrambling to get more tickets. before the next drawings a little bit later this week. good morning to you. >> reporter: look a

they have been pounded in the midwest and kansas city, missouri, taking the brunt of it. at's the latest at the life desk. >>> thank you, jessica. on to developing news, the stiff menlo park facing an october deadline to change the way it conducts city council elects or be sued. a malibu based law firm says the elections discriminate against minorities. it has to do with the city's member of electing members at large instead of by district. law firm says that violates california's voting rights act discriminating against the city's minority population. the mercury news reports that population primarily resides in the bell haven neighborhood. >>> marine county stinson beach may soon be home to the new species of crab. they plan to introduce rock cabs to control the invasive green crab population pay the year's long plan to eraid indicate the crustaceans by systematic trapping failed. they tend to catch adults but can't contain juveniles as well. green crabs have no natural predators and have consumed the lagoon's fish and birds. >>> plan a last-minute getaway well start par

when i was first elected mayor, they would talk about kansas city, kansas like... i can't wait to get out of here. through the years we lost over 30,000 people. we turned that obstacle into an opportunity. the speedway was the catalyst... and because of the speedway we now have a shopping area and a wonderful soccer stadium. and now we're starting to grow in population. it's extremely important to have financial partners such as citi® who believe in that same vision. this area is now a destination. there's people that come out here for entertainment. there's people that come out here to work...to raise families. and before the stadium was built it wasn't like that at all. i wouldn't trade playing in my hometown for anything. we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking around on ancestry. then, i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. it turns out i'm scottish. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. i ...prilosec otc 7 years ago,my doctor recommended... 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and ze

kansas city 13. coming up next for most of you, your late local news.ow for dan fouts, jay feely, tracy wolfson, our producer jimric off, our director mike arnold, our entire cbs crew, spero dedes saying goodnight from seattle. you have been watching the nfl on cbs. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> cbs sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com . >>> right now on eyewitness, fierce winds and to your rain pound the texas gulf coast. hurricane harvey a

that coupled with heavy rain across the tulsa area and kansas city area, 4 to 6 inches of rainfall thereash flooding happening during the overnight hours. and also new orleans. 8 to 10 inches of rainfall falling there for flooding the streets of that crescent city, as this storm system rolls off towards the south and east. more heavy rain expected, tulsa towards springfield. actually gets up into the northeast also saturated. the mid atlantic, locally 4 to 5 inches in this swath as this storm makes its way across the country. more on this later in the program. >> another busy summer weekend in the weather department, rob. thank you. much more from you as we continue the show this morning. back now to the lottery, as we said, no winners overnight in either of the two huge back-to-back lottery drawings. that means the powerball and the mega millions jackpots will continue to grow. >> and we presume the next question you're wondering, how much are they worth? combined collectively, $650 million. adrienne bankert, people are scrambling to get tickets. good morning to you. >> reporter: yes, g

he lost a sister in that kansas city prison collapse. he was one of the most ruthless killers in missouri and he engages in some of the most savage warfare on the confederate side. archie clement became known as bill anderson's chief scalper, and the anderson group was famous or rather infamous for their mutilation of the dead. they decorated their bridles and saddles with scalps taken. they often -- they made a regular practice of murdering any prisoners that fell into their hands -- oops, i'm getting a little ahead of myself. in fact, he takes part in the james brothers take part in an operation that's in missouri, where they pulled 22 unarmed soldiers returning home on leave from sherman's army in georgia, and they murder them by the side of the railroad tracks and then they ambush a pursuing union force and managed to wipe it out, and they murder every one of the men who tried to surrender over 100 men were executed. jesse james himself got credit for killing the commander of the pursuing force and there was massive, again, dismember

scenes like this played out all over the kansas city area. first responders had to rescue dozens of drivers who found themselves stuck in the high water. people stuck in their houses didn't fare much better either. as much as 9 inches of rain fell in one neighborhood, flooding many homes. this family took refuge on their roof, while they waited for rescuers to arrive. police and firefighters went door-to-door, asking residents to voluntarily evacuate. >>> if your coworkers looked a little bleary eyed today, there might be good reason. they should probably see a doctor. hundreds of people from this area made the trip to south carolina to see the total eclipse. our peggy fox was one of them. she took her two teenagers to greenville, to see, and feel the eclipse. our question for peggy. was it worth it? >> it was totally worth it. we had our eclipse glasses ready for months, but something people don't realize is you actually have to take them off to see the total eclipse, otherwise you won't see a thing, and you'll miss the gorgeous corona. let

we willto do that or have destruction in our world, and i have been involved here in kansas city, missouri, for over five years with an education dedicated to protecting our cities, our states and our country. 152, you are134930 welcome to listen to our weekly broadcast from 10:00 to 11:00 everyone say morning central time, and i want to thank you for listening. host: thank you, suzanne. gary, democrat, from indiana? caller: good morning to you sir, good morning greta, you are my favorite moderator. one color struck a chord a moment ago, he mentioned that part of trump's speech was more political than aesthetic -- empathetic towards the people affected by the hurricane. i will take up the slack here, to all of you people there, my condolences to everyone of you, my heart goes out to you. i plead with supporters of their, please pledge whatever you can, got help them all. one more thing i want to say, i don't believe there will be a , it sounds like a pink floyd album, that is how i see it! host: what do you think about the prospects of a wall being put into funding next week? i think thee:

when i was first elected mayor, they would talk about kansas city, kansas like... i can't wait to get out of here. through the years we lost over 30,000 people. we turned that obstacle into an opportunity. the speedway was the catalyst... and because of the speedway we now have a shopping area and a wonderful soccer stadium. and now we're starting to grow in population. it's extremely important to have financial partners such as citi® who believe in that same vision. this area is now a destination. there's people that come out here for entertainment. there's people that come out here to work...to raise families. and before the stadium was built it wasn't like that at all. i wouldn't trade playing in my hometown for anything. david: more health insurers announcing that more double-digit health premiums hikes are coming, but not for congressman because congress and their staff get an obama subsidy. the federal government is threatening to put an end to this. quote, if obamacare is hurting people, and it is, why shouldn't it hurt the insurance companies and why should

his exhibition game was at kansas city. he talked about practicing hagan someone other than a teammate. >> different teams, different players, a challenge to go up against really good second difference. and you know, we can see if we can get open for those guys. we want to go out and see what we can do against someone else. we have a chance to play against a really good defense and see where we are at. >> more than what you can determine from nfl preseason games. they probably will not be in the game when the regular season starts. but they have reversed the answer is a good start >> we didn't know what that felt like last year, at least only twice. >> joe, thank you. and thank you for joining us. have a good night. od night. we're back! funniest thing-- stella fell in love with this dog on our walk, just stared at it lovingly. turned out to be her reflection in a hubcap. i got an "a" on my history exam, by the way. really, you're competing with the dog? don't let it bother you, girl. jay, we need to talk. i went to an alle

still a flash flood emergency for the kansas city area. some of the rivers and streams they have the small ones around the city at the highest level with record flooding. we had evacuations and water rescues overnight by the fire department so that's a developing story and at daybreak i imagine some of them will be pretty dramatic. so far, it looks like we'll see wind damage and maybe an isolated tornado today that could effect flights heading to the northeast and sections of the west. it's still hot across the board. what's the biggest fish you ever caught? this florida fisherman caught the fish of his lifetime. most people's lifetimes. james taylor hauled in this 409 pound grouper. he caught it during the st. pete open spearphishing tournament with a spear. the catch didn't count for the tournament but his team won anyway. the international underwater fishing association has yet to rule on the record. he also plans to spend application to the world records. >> donald trump eyeing a re-election run for 2020 plus millions pause to witness

that is a zero sum game before the nation as a whole because they cannot better off than kansas city. in this bidding war to get a factory to locate his a great effort to avoid those cities that have strong unions to negotiate those labor contracts to raise wages. that is another aspect that is quite disturbing. with the cities like st. louis and new york manufacturing it to placeters near the african-american neighborhoods it is quite a bit. they have a general motors plant that we will move this operation in missouri but to give jobs in any of the factories who loses a job and many people who took that offer and then there was a younger generation growing up so now we have a situation in to have those factories in st. louis to have that headquarters campus. part of the tension is there f just were not well paid unionized factory jobs for people in the st. louis area to go to. and what happens when the other group in st. louis . and i could stay with him but it was there i came into contact with african-american and civil-rights leaders whod said they are leaving town and there is a

. >>> in portions of kansas city, missouri area this morning, there's flooding.thorities rescued more than a dozen stranded drivers after heavy rains soaked the region. flash flood warnings have been issued and police and fire crews are going door to door in the southern part of the city asking residents to voluntarily evacuate. rain fell in one neighborhood while a large part of the areas around the city saw between 4 and 6 inches of rain. we have just been seeing rain like this all across the country. >> kansas city has had flooding numerous times this year. it's been a very insane year along the mississippi. >> it's happening and people just need to be aware of it. and that's what meteorologists are doing. >> if you live in a flood prone area, just got to be conscious of what's heading this way. but good thing it didn't impact their eclipse viewing as much. fell overnight. >> you did a great job yesterday. she was out there early in the morning. 4:00 a.m. until after it was all over at 3:00. >> it was a long day. that's all i will say but i want to thank each

the 49ers...kicking off their exhibition schedule in kansas city against the chiefs. right now -- they are losing to kansas city, we'll have the sights and sounds at 10. and a 49ers division rival made a move to bolster its roster today. the los angeles rams have acquired bills receiver sammy watkins...in exchange for cornerback e-j gaines. the trade is a surprise considering watkins is buffalo's top receiver... and was the team's 4th overall pick in 2014. but, buffalo is trying to rebuild with its new head coach and general manager. the addition of watkins provides another target for rams and former cal qb jared goff. elsewhere around the nfl- - big news out of dallas... as cowboys running back ezekiel elliott has been suspended 6-games for violating the league's substance abuse policy. the punishment is the culmination of a yearlong nfl investigation...into domestic violence incidents between elliott and his ex-girlfriend. the nfl says it has evidence of multiple instances of physical confrontations, which took place last summer. this suspension comes despite the fa

. >> large chunk every nebraska will see totality including lincoln folds by kansas city, st. the largest city in the path, nashville. the southern part of the great smokey mountains will experience totality. as will part of northeast georgia, western north carolina, and up-state south carolina. all expected to draw big crowds because of the proximity to atlanta and charlotte. >> i think it is absolutely going to be worth it. yes, it is a few minute of darkness, but this is the only time when you can see the outer most layer of the sun in a natural way. it is the only kind of -- the biggest celestial event to see from the earth. >> not deterring eclipse chasers from across the globe. >> we've had calls from people in europe, south america, and so people will come from all over the worlds to see this and chase this eclipse. >> entheusiasts are going wild, booking hotels, and making arrangements. >> start marking it on your calendar, because there will be tremendous interest in this. >> you know the little ones will think it is so cool. the kids in the school district out near ha

watch out kansas city and st. joseph, missouri, columbia, too.hen we will take some through chicago during the overnight hours, then we will continue the watch the storms on thursday in the ohio valley and by friday into area a o nation. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here is a closer look at your day ahead. you can see where all of the showers and thunderstorms are forecast during the day, from areas from wichita to kansas city. again, a chance of strong storms, maybe hail and gusty winds, store made owe threat is pretty low. on the gulf, more typical afternoon storms. of course we had the big forecast for the eclipse coming up. i will give you an update on that a little later in the store. >> thank you. >>> dogs are truly man's best friend. we want you to meet slayer and paco, a couple of pit bull it being called heroes after saving two kids in a florida backyard. they were playing when the dogs noticed a poisonous snake lurking about. unfortunately the dogs were bitten and required life-saving treatment. paco is running aro

. >>> authorities in kansas city say one man is dead after a record rainfall pummeled the region contributory negligence ergz widespread flooding. nine inches of rain fell in missouri and kansas, police responded to 300 calls of people stranded in their cars or rooftops. >>> rushing waters also swept through in oesherland, kas. one homeowner said he's dealt with flooding before but this is different. >> this is the worgs the we've ever seen it. >>> meanwhile nbc meteorologist bill care rens is tracking a tropical storm here. >> it was harvey and then it fell apart and now it's going to become harvey once again today. that's going to be the story. we have flash flooding in kansas city we'll picture that from texas to louisiana. about 100% chance this becomes a tropical entity or depression or tropical storm later in the day today. and golf threat looks like friday evening that's when the heaviest rains will move on shore and the impacts could be emenic. we're talk seven inches of rain, maybe half a foot to a foot of l n all the way inouisiana. exception. we're warm interior sections of washing

dangerous flash floods swamping kansas city and new orleans. and the rst of rain turning some roads into rivers. the system now moving into the northeast, with millions still in the path. we begin with rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight tulsa is a wasteland of debris. the view from above showing the windows of this 30-story high rise blown out. an entire strip mall reduced to rubble. the windows of this high rise blown out. at least 30 people injured, 6 at this tgi friday's. >> it's pretty extensive. you can see where the storm came through. >> reporter: late today, officials confirming it was an ef-2 tornado with winds of at least 110 miles per hour. the twister developing so quickly, some areas didn't have time to activate sirens. lightning tearing through the sky in this severe nighttime strike. up to 14,000 left without power. of the 30 injured, none considered life threatening. in kansas city, torrential rain thrashing on windshields and flooding roadways. water rescues required for some stranded motorists. this submerged car abandoned, li

in kansas city the curtain 17 ed on kyle shanahan and the 0 editw ion, the first play of the game, hill who beat robinson and 32 yardgained. more spencer ware in the end zone. pressure on the quarterback, looky what i found, robinson after a rough opening drive, a pick of tyler wray gone all the way to the chiefs 25. 49ers had 188 yards rushing. joe williams here had 60 of them, his first carry from scrimmage 17 yards. they led 9-7 at the half. 4th quarter beckard got loose and the born identity. 9s are tied and won the game by 10. 27-17 and the broncos are next. >> it's a game in process. i enjoyed me, ith . the defense. i think some series did it better than others, glad we got three more and hopefully i'll get better at it each week. >>> the raiders in arizona tomorrow. >>> i'm coming back with some soggy giants and a comeback by the a's. >>> this out of work open accountant is inspiring a love of learning thousands of miles away. we found he's opened more than 20 libraries in his native ethiopia. >> it's good for my people back home looking for books. >> the cal state grad collects

steve: well, y'all from kansas city. delton: kansas city. steve: all right. so introduce everybody.ight. this is my amazing, beautiful wife ashley. this here is my bossy big sister schanina. this here is my spoiled baby sister delischa. and that guy down there is the 6'6" beautiful brother-in-law mark. [applause] steve: who's married to delischa? delton: yeah. steve: he's the brother-in-law? delton: he the brother-in-law. that's my bil. steve: well, it seem like a really nice family, man. everybody's here. you got-- playing against a good family.

four inches from kansas city to st. louis. a wet weekend there. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn next to the white house. just 24 hours after we learned the special counsel investigating russian meddling, robert mueller, is using a grand jury in washington, d.c. the president leaving for vacation, but not without getting his attorney general to issue a stern warning. it's now a war on leaks, and what the ag said today. here's cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president trump landing in new jersey, the start of a 17-day getaway at his bedminster golf club. but looming over him, the russia probe now heating up. special counsel robert mueller using that washington grand jury to investigate possible collusion between the president, his team and russia. just hours after the news broke, the president downright defiant during a campaign rally in west virginia. >> are there any russians here tonight? any russians? >> reporter: president trump lashing out. >> most people know there were no russians in our campaign. there never were. we didn't win b

charlie finley is not a well-liked man here in kansas city. 1961, i have a guest back here -- ok, mickey mantle. who is the other person. >> [indiscernible] david: yes, very good. this is when they were in the home run race, see who could get the most home runs that year. >> the year that roger got 61. david: yes, there was. the baseball players the one on the right? this is october 3, 1952, the democratic rally in jefferson city. this is in correspondence, we have this signed by babe ruth, which is i'm sure is not -- i don't know how common it was for letters to be sent from babe ruth, but he is trying to raise money for the babe ruth foundation. the next letter is signed by dizzy dean, the picture for the cardinals. part of the babe ruth foundation as well. this next one is one of my favorite photos. there is a fellow archivist here who does not like this photo. [laughter] david: you can see why. this is the way the photo was when we got it from the papers. he was a friend of his. at some point they doctored the photo and put president truma

the national weather service issued a flash flood emergency this morning in kansas city after summertorms brought as much as nine inches of rain. as least one person was killed, and first responders made dozens of rescues. adriana diaz has more. >> go back! go back! >> go back! >> reporter: hours of rainfall forced creeks to swell, rising to over 17 feet in five hours, setting a new record, and flooding roads and neighborhoods. the influx of water turned deadly when a local driver hydroplaned into a ditch. the fast-rising water forced this family of seven to their roof. authorities had told them to wait until the water receded, but two locals used their own military-style vehicle to rescue them. >> drove this, which cyrus owns, and we went and rescued that family that i think this morning they were stuck on the roof. >> reporter: officials responded to more than 272 water-related calls, 62 of which were for rescues. the kansas city police and fire departments went door to door asking residents in the flood area to evacuate voluntarily. more than 6,000 people lost power today, and the

a flash flood emergency in the kansas city area. a family of seven right there, and their pets trapped on their roof path of that possible tornado threat right now from ginger in a moment, but first, alex perez from the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight, the powerful storm system on the move, now threatening millions in the northeast. already a deadly flash flood emergency in the midwest, families trapped in their homes. tonight, the deadly flash flood emergency trapping families in their homes. parts of the kansas city metro area getting up to 10 inches of torrential rain. >> we need you to evacuate the area immediately. >> reporter: more than 160 water rescues, one man caught in high water losing his life. >> rushing water is a whole other animal, and it can move a great deal of weight with its force and can literally sweep those cars off the road very quickly. >> reporter: firefighters using this ladder trucks to save a woman clinging to a tree after flood waters pinned her vr safe the tree. >> reporter: and that family of seven,

in kansas city the curtain rised on kyle shanahan and the new 2017 edition, the first play of the game, hill who beata . zone. in edpressure on the quarterback, looky what i found, robinson after a rough opening drive, a pick of tyler wray gone all the way to the chiefs 25. 49ers had 188 yards rushing. joe williams here had 60 of them, his first carry from scrimmage 17 yards. they led 9-7 at the half. 4th beckard r quteargot loose and the born identity. 9s are tied and won the game by 10. 27-17 and the broncos are next. >> it's a game in process. i enjoyed it. having to peek up and watch time, watch the defense. i think some see ries did it better than others, glad we got three more and hopefully i'll get better at it each week. >>> the raiders in arizona tomorrow. >>> i'm coming back with some soggy giants and a >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. s & nationals to postponned its game to a double .. >> back with baseball, rains in the nation's capital for us, the giants and nationals postponed to a doubleheader on sunday. here's the large presence of dennis eckersley

kansas city 13. coming up next for most of you, your late local news.ow for dan fouts,ay tracy wolfson, our producer jimric off, our director mike arnold, our entire cbs crew, spero dedes saying goodnight from seattle. you have been watching the nfl on cbs. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> cbs sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. >>> those winds are stronger than ever. >> hurricane harvey roars ashore. >> reporter: we are expected to get part of the eye wall here in corpus christi. >> texas is bracing for what could be a deadly night. >> reporter: things are only going to get worse. >> let's get right to the latest on this storm. the news on wusa9 starts now. >> essentially harvey is making landfall as we speak as a category 4 storm. here is the latest satellite picture. the eye is in the center a little east, northeast of corpus christi close to rockport. they've had sustained winds 102 just north of corpus christi. so there is the eye making landfall right now. you have to remember once