. >>> tragedy averted in salt lake city, all thanks to an amazing rescue by a group of samaritans.e teens were in an suv that plunged into a river landi inin upside down. strangers jumped into the water and freed two of the boys. the driver was still stuck. those rescuers flipped that suv over with their bare hands. the driver was pulled out alive. >>> residents of neighborhood in salt lake city were on edge last night while police and wildlife officials chased down a mountain lion. the big cat spent the day prowling around lawns and driveways. around 8:00 p.m. they were able to hit it with a tranquilizer gun. it was running around for another 40 minutes until the drugs took effect. the big cat will be relocated. >>> hackers have stolen a new batch of celebrity nude photos according to tmz. among them, rihanna. pictures of her that appear to be from a wardrobe fitting were posted on reddit. and before being taken down, actress gabrielle union had photos stolen and posted. others include kim kardashian, hope solo, kate bosworth and vanessa hudgens. >>> to the ray rice case. the form

many people in our travels, when we went to las vegas, salt lake city, california, while we were at the l a county fair, we were working on it. we wanted people to come up. we wanted to engage them while we were working on the locomotive. what are you doing? we are going to restore this. many of them, their jaws dropped. that is why it is exciting. a big boy will run again. known as is what is the world's largest steam locomotive. when i say that, i'm inviting people to say, wait a minute, this locomotive was bigger or heavier or could burn more coal and produce more power. this locomotive weighed more on this wheel or that we'll. -- w heel. on arguably, it is the world's largest steam locomotive. 600 tons, nearly 7000 horsepower. you can't get much bigger than that. they were developed in the late 1930's. the first series was built in 1941. during the war, they needed five more. they built a second class of five in 1944. the traine days -- cars were physically smaller. they weren't big like today. but have some big cars, 50-60 tons was a heavy load. today, our cars are 130 tons. they h

she was born in salt lake city, utah, an eldest daughter, coco's big sister., in some ways, she was distinctly unusual. >> we grew up catholic in utah. my dad's side of the family was mormon. my mom was catholic. >> so you knew what it was to be a minority. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> and she was popular and pretty, a natural dancer who once in high school, was rarely without a date on a saturday night. and when she got her first car, her adored yellow camaro, life couldn't get any better. >> she loved that car. i loved that car. we used to go riding, just cruising in that car. that car was -- she was so happy when she got that. >> that she got married so soon, just 18, and right out of high school, seemed reasonable at the time, at least to coco it did. >> living in utah? >> that kind of happens, huh? >> that was nothing new. i just figured, well, karen did it, too, you know? >> she and steve strom were in love, after all. >> i didn't know steve that well. he didn't talk, very quiet. >> this is karen's high school melody fairbourne. >> she really did love h

it is almost into salt lake city and look for high pressure to start nosing in and there are a few 40s here. even an even 50 is 49 in the last hour. the tropical clouds are done up in this area even for southern california. it will be warmer but temperatures are slightly below average and we have 60s for some, here is sal. at. >> we are looking at slow traffic in many areas but cupertino not too bad, you can see san jose downtown and northbound 280 looks good all the way to cupertino and there are no problems coming down to the valley and on 101 nothing major. very slow all the way through from the pass almost to the 680 interchange out of pleasanton, but it looks good in walnut creek and traffic out of antioch is much heavier than normally is. it is about that long in san francisco. 6:31 let's go back to the desk. >>> the countdown is on the new product launch. the event is less than 3.5 hours away and apple france have been waiting for lunch . include more than just the versions of the iphone or i- pad. here is more on what we think we can expect. >> this is the first product categor

many people in our travels, when salt lake city, california, while we were at the l.a. county fair, we were working on it. we wanted people to come up. we wanted to engage them while we were working on the locomotive. what are you doing? we are going to restore this. many of them, their jaws dropped. that is why it is exciting. a big boy will run again. a big boy is what is known as the world's largest steam locomotive. when i say that, i'm inviting people to say, wait a minute, this locomotive was bigger or heavier or could burn more coal and produce more power. this locomotive weighed more on this wheel or that wheel. unarguably, it is the world's largest steam locomotive. 600 tons, nearly 7000 horsepower. you can't get much bigger than that. they were developed in the late 1930's. the first series was built in 1941. during the war, they needed five more. they built a second class of five in 1944. back in the days -- the train cars were physically smaller. they weren't big like today. they had some big cars, but 50-60 tons was a heavy load. today, our cars are 130 ton

salt lake city, you had a rough afternoon. through the day, down highway 89 there were incredibly heavy storms, quarter of an inch, half an inch, and four tenths of an inch for salt lake city. it was difficult driving through the south-west. we had hail, flash flooding for south-east new mexico and texas. that's the moisture for the hurricane odile. otherwise the story is temperatures of we are cooling down with cooler air sweeping through the great lakes and temperatures have dropped by 18 degrees around the great lakes. >> it's fall after all. >> yes, it is. >> let's take you around the world. in pakistan doctors are warning a health crisis is unfolding. stomach problems and skin diseases are problems. nicole johnson reports from southern punjab. >> reporter: a baby girl four days ago, named after her mother. sama had to give birth on the banks of the flooded fill. the family's home was swept away by the rising tide a week ago. >> i was in acute pain laying on the bed for two days. i can't afford to visit a doctor or get med

. >> reporter: tonight, a stretch of crucial highway connecting las vegas and salt lake city is gone. flash flooding monday night gnawing away at interstate 15. >> after the water got down below the surface of the roadway, i started digging out what i could from the car. took six guys that were there to push my car out. >> reporter: hundreds waiting in the seemingly endless lines of traffic. >> we're not going anywhere any time soon. >> reporter: so many just trying to get to their flooded homes. >> we have livestock we're worried about and local flooding on our property. >> reporter: property sviving on islands. the pictures from las vegas, stunning. some of the worst flooding they've seen in more than 30 years. earlier today, zion national park closing for a few hours. more than two inches of rain forcing visitors out. all of this, the result of the monsoon fuelled by leftovers of that tropical system, norbert. the emotion in mesa, arizona. brent farley feeling helpless. >> where do you put the water? >> reporter: in north carolina tonight, flood waters submerging karls. up to a foo

confronted by police, fatly shot. >> we have had our own michael brown. >> reporter: and in salt lake city investigations into the shooting death of fugitive dill lynn tiffany-inspiredor who his family says did not have a gun. this new york professor is tracking cases worldwide. i think these days we have a sense there are more in dents of alleged excessive use of police force? >> it is not. on twirlt, on facebook. the moment it happens it goes viral. >> from 2003 to 2809, the justice department says more than 2,49 people were killed in police homicides. 42% white. 52%, more than half were minorities. >> the deadly force based on national standard and not based on how a given police jurisdiction feels they should use it. >> in miami-dade county. police director, j.d. patterson says police need to be engaged. keep diversity in the ranks. better relating to people. >> even when you are dealing with fear, you have to understand it is not just your fear being brought to the fore. that might give you've the strength, the insight to understand where they're coming from. >> which is why lieutenan

then think about salt lake city because between 1980 and 1982 or 1983 that seemed to be the focus of there was a connection for the unabomber and after that time frame from 1985 and on, think of the san francisco bay area, put those three things together and eventually, i will defer to max to talk about the composite. that became a significant part of that message. chicago, salt lake and the san francisco bay area and the composite and by 1995 we got the manifesto. when all those pieces came together we went back to the public through jim with that message, we got what we were looking for and got back to that composite because it is a fascinating story. >> the composite is the iconic picture of the van, the hooded sweat shirt, the sunglasses. >> early on in the investigation, you do a lot of monotonous tasks and reviewing the file. we didn't have a lot of leaks and reviewing the file and trying to determine if there were things that hadn't been done in the past, i was reviewing the file with regard to you -- utah related bombings and there was one in 1987 at a computer company in sal

denver, salt lake city, and phoenix sky harbor could see thundershower activity as well as lax. san francisco looking good in california. tam, back to you. >> tennessee officials are examining human remains found in decatur county. the site is ten miles from the home of a man accused kidnapping holly bobo. officials say the identification of the remains could take days or weeks. two men were arrested, and her body was never found. >>> an nba owner has decided to sell his stake in the team over racist comments. he was talking about bridging the atlanta racial sports divide, he said the black crowd has scared away the whites. >> i think i speak for all of my partners, when i say we were deeply offended we quickly spoke out against these words that we heard on that tape. >> reporter: leave -- levinson's e-mail was written back in 2012, he reported the e-m >> a 6-year-old california boy is expected to you are vierve -- survive an encounter with a mountain lion. the animal began dragging the boy away, but the father and another man fought him off. trails in the area are closed while

you mean here, atlanta at that looks good, salt lake city, phoenix getting rain from odile. san francisco clouds in the morning, good in the afternoon. >> a man was caught on surveillance tape trying to force open the front door of the skyline restaurant on chew avenue in germantown. once he got in, he grabbed the cash register and ran out the door, if you have any information call police. >>> washington wide receiver, desean jackson does not want to miss sunday's game against his former team against the eagles, he has not been to practice because of a shoulder injury. the eagles have plenty to worry about even if desean jackson does not play, washington scored 41 points last week. the defense has allowed the fewest yards in the nfl. >> i think we have to expect anything, because we move so fast, we can keep a lot of guys very basic. once they decide to commit to something, that's what they roll with. >> they look good, as far as running the ball they do a good job. their offensive line, they are athletic. >> the birds offense is number one in the nfl in points scored and ya

degrees below average in danville as well as in dinesh -- venetia, and outside number 89 in clear lake, city of san francisco a high of 65 degrees. and quick bridge check before you head out the door. i swear there were two cars just moments ago. it was only about 14 minutes between richmond and marin county. we will have one for you monday coming up back to work. >>> and great brit great britain is in line for finding a rare coin. the date on the coin is 1652 and they didn't even have a monarch as michelle is eager to tell you. it is expected to sell up to $6.1 million and they will give money to the place where the coin was found. >>> residence of the nature's restart. they are determined to preserve their way of life. >> clothing may be optional but water, that is a necessity. >> we have not had an issue with water all of these years until drought. he runs the recorrect and the spring is nearly bone dry. >> water is getting lower. >> reporter: when the water gets too low they ship in water 3700 gallons at a time but it doesn't keep the forest from around them drying up. five trees came cr

wandering through a neighborhood in a salt lake city, utah. nearly three hours for wildlife officers to catch that cougar. he was a youngster on year old and most likely was able to strike out on his own after his mom kicked him off. officers darted him in a tranquilizer and released far far away from people. >> three afghan soldiers in custody after they went missing at massachusetts. they were caught at the u.s. canadian border. they took off this weekend during a training exercise at a cape cod military base. they were last seen saturday at a mall. governor patrick says they're not believed to pose any danger to the public. they may have been trying to defect. >> authorities are searching again through the apartment of a man they believe is the last person who saw a university of virginia student before she disappeared. police obtained a new search warrant to investigate 32 year old jesse matthew's apartment. the first search happened on friday. investigators say hannah graham was seen him with him on surveillance video the nice she went mi

quality car and made 13 hundred light rail in north america like san diego and sacramento and salt lake citynd st. louis and houston we took a long-term strategic approach we're trying to deal with all 3 the need for expansion, the need to meet the central subway and the need to replace our existing fleet a long term my time generational start date allowing us to bring 24 cars excuse me for the central subway followed by the 40 cars to meet the expansion then the replacement of the hundred and vicars with the greater fleet that will begin in 20021 that's when the cars become retirement age under the guidelines this is a long term structure approach i'll say in the year approximately 20027 a need for additional 45 vehicles that's unfunded the budget analyst has made recommendation we support but again, this is a picture for long term and one of the advantages of this deal is the price came in far below what we estimated we have worked closely with the manufacturers and the price is subsequentially below the prices of the cars in the north america this is where the schedule is and important to

>> police say the young driver of the suv just couldn't brake hard enough at a red light in salt lake city lost control and plowed straight through a guardrail before landing in the river. bystanders quickly jumped into action freeing them one of the rescuers recounts the tense moments after they pulled the driver out. >> once the water, um, was released from the cab, we could see that he was definitely deceased but he -- he came around about three or four minutes later and the whole crowd -- the whole crowd erupted. it was amazing. >> officials say it's possible the teen was speeding at the time of the crash. all three are recovering and the accident is under investigation. >> amazing night for a special needs high school senior. students rallied around the 17 year old and made her royalty. senior emily would know is this year' homecoming queen in corona california roosevelt high school. the 17 year old special ed he had student was one of four finalists. nearly 4,000 students voted and emily is overwhelmed. >> i could be homecoming queen this your. i'm so happy. i'm so happy. thanks guys

phoenix, sky harbor, las vegas, salt lake city and denver could see thundershowers, but look out for phoenix because that's where the effects of the storm will be. >> the remnants of the storm are poised to bring devastating flooding millions of people from and california to texas could see several inches of rain today. here's more. >> reporter: month's worth of rain could fall in hours as the remnants of hurricane odiel move through the southwest. the rain has already started falling. odiel is expected to cause historic flooding in the region. less than two feet of water can move a vehicle. >> it's very deceiving because it can be passable and 30 seconds later, the wallful fer of water can be coming down, and depending on when you enter the area you might get caught at the wrong time. >> reporter: last week severe flooding wreaked havoc and led to dozens of water rescues. >> we're building and then we're going to run it along the straight line. >> when i heard there was more rain coming in i panicked. >> reporter: a woman when her baby are safe this morning after a 50-foot tree fell

. >>> more than a dozen bystanders worked frantically to save three teens in salt lake city utah. the suv slammed into a barrier, rolled off a cliff and landed upside down in a river. two teens were taken out of the window, but the driver was stuck behind the wheel. they managed to roll the vehicle back on to its wheels all three teens survived. >>> deputies apprehended the last escapee yesterday after getting an anonymous phone tip. the other four men were taken into custody after an aman mouse phone tip -- anonymous phone tip. they are trying to figure out how they escaped. >> nick foles shredded the red skins defense and did it with injuries to all their big stars. eagles offense scored before nick foles stepped on to the field. chris polk ran back a kickoff 102 yards for a touchdown. it was huge because washington qb kirt cousins picked apart the eagles d for a score. kirt through two touchdowns to jordon matthews. >> hopefully this week we can get recharged and reenergized and come out with a little bit more effort and enthusiasm and more fight in the first part of the game.

high waters and getting stuck or washed off the roadway, a 50 mile stretch from las vegas to salt lake city, is so badly damage they need to make emergency repairs and that could take at least four days. world news with david muir will have more on the attack, following "action news" at 6:00. >>> time to check the traffic situation, autumn marisa in for matt pellman in the traffic center. this is eastbound lanes coming off of 202 in the king of prussia area and the blue route, a little delay there. coming off the turnpike. looking at the eastbound lanes right here. in this picture. going to the big picture, that continued delay on conshohocken curve on the schuylkill expressway, another delay we are watching 95 from the vine street expressway, and speeds of 20 miles per hour right now, taking you 35 minuteses to do that commute. a few incidents one in norristown at stand bridge street, keep that in mind. roosevelt boulevard northbound at f street we have an accident there as well. mass transit, septa regional rails has a delay in the wilmington newark line, the inbound train 2760 as an is a

it's knocking on the door in salt lake city city. there's another low sitting here.seeds something to bump it along -- needs something to burn it along. we do have still an yoon shore breeze for most but the cool temperatures are the big story. a couple of low 60s. that's oakland airport and hayward. the low of 50s. san jose, 56. lower 50s than that not far away. 58 belmont, foster city. but la honda, 50. i think ill saw 49 at menlo -- i saw 49 at menlo park. 35 in tahoe. 49 ukiah. cool there. things are calming down in the desert of southern california. still some clouds, san diego, yuma. things have moved out of the phoenix after the record- setting 3.29. all of the cloud cover from the sierra yesterday is out. we have the low clouds. they will burn off. today will be good to go. fog, sun, nice. a little warmer. get on my toes. a little bit. breezy at times. but nothing compared to yesterday. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. petaluma, 77. kentfield at 76. berkeley, 72. 87 brentwood. oakley. low 50s out towards brentwood and antioch. livermore, 82. that's below average. san lean

and salt lake city about the same, natalie.re traveling to the eastern united states, the u.s. capital in d.c. and also philadelphia, some thunderstorms, delays again generally about an hour, but at least not as bad as the issues they have in chicago a couple days ago with the fire. >> absolutely. thanks to one person. all right, pedram, thank you. >>> well, right now athletes from more than 40 countries are in south korea for the asian games. and that includes a delegation from north korea. and as you well know, that's an emotional factor for a lot of people in south korea. especially one boxer in seoul who years ago defected from the north. and she is one tough cookie. here's paula hancocks. >> reporter: choi hyun mi packs a mean punch. world champion in featherweight and super featherweight boxing, representing south korea, after escaping from north korea ten years ago. she tells me how competitive the training was in the north. "kids from a poor family had a very strong sense of rivalry," she says, "as they earned extra mon

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romney joined chris wallace from salt lake city. when questioned about a recent poll that showed him leading the republican pack in iowa for a 2016 run, he did everything but sign a pledge saying he was out of the game. arthel? >> leland vitt tert, thank you. >>> u.s. air strikes have hit ice sis just this morning, this time trying to stop the terrorists from capturing another key dam that could cause unimaginable destruction if they blow it up. it's aimed at the isis militants trying to control the haditha dam where they say a breach could unleash deadly floodwaters in the direction of bagdad. this as the president will lay out his new strategy to try to defeat and destroy terrorists in a speech on wednesday. joining us is john baldwin, a fox news contributor and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. amback bass door, what do you want to hear specifically from the president three days from now? >> i would like to hear an unequivocal statement that the president thinks that isis or isil has to be completely destroyed.

. >> reporter: up to 13 inches of rain fell on parts of lake city, florida. >> problem. because then you have to start all over again. i have had to start over a bunch of times. i'm only 27. i've had to start over a bunch of times. >> reporter: the red cross is helping some families. everyone is told to stay out of the flood water. strong winds blew through an atlanta regional airport, tipping four planes. a blast of cold air pushing down from canada this week could bring frost and snow to parts of the upper tier of the country. a dramatic cooling from coast cocoast, particularly in up the eer midwest. later this week, temperatures forecast to dip into the 30s in rural minnesota and other places. >>> another expansion of the u.s. fight against isis extremists. over the weekend, american forces launched new air strikes to protect the dam in western iraq. american drones have been seen flying surveillance flights over syria. on wednesday, the president will give major speech for going on the offensive against the isis threat. isis may try to strike back, especially with th

that connects san diego and salt lake city. if you take a look at the perspective, this was out of phoenix where we know upwards of 3.5 or so inches of rainfall coming down in seven hours. records for the city of phoenix date back to 1895, well over 100 years. never before have they seen this much rainfall, and they saw it all within seven hours, between 2:00 in the morning and 9:00 in the morning. so rush hour commute absolutely treacherous. and a perspective down in tucson as well with the severe flooding. we foe two people have lost their lives. very, very fortunate for the person inside that vehicle. actually rescued. but another situation identical to that where a car was pinned up against a brim, a person losing their life, and another situation where a 69-year-old man actually climbed out of the vehicle, getting into the waters and later found dead due to the flooding and currents in the water. but here's what's happening. 5.5 million people at this hour underneath a flash flood watch in place, including the city of las v

out in the pacific so you could see some delays there and maybe some in las vegas and also salt lake city back to you. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> philadelphia police are looking into a triple shooting. this was the scene yesterday in the 4200 block of malta street in juniata. police say a 42 year old man shot his girlfriend's sister and his girlfriend's 21 year old son and then turned the gun on himself. the woman died of a gun shot wounds to the head. the two men are in critical condition. >>> in northampton county authorities are investigating an alleged sex assault near the lafayette college campus. the victim told police this happened inside a home on the 400 block of chapel street on saturday. it's not clear if the victim was a student at the college. >> police in new castle county delaware are still searching for other teens who took part in a videotaped assault of a mentally disabled man. two teens have already been arrested for the crime. the personal contact information of the 13 and 14-year-old suspects were shared online along with the video. investigators believe several ot

it could come from a wind far in wyoming and be transmitted from a storage facility near salt lake cityah. the electricity would serve more than 1 million homes. >>> cadillac is moving to new york. general motors says the high end brand will become a separate unit and move its headquarters to new york city next year. the idea is to allow cadillac to connect to customers who live a luxurious lifestyle, but cadillac manufacturing will remain in detroit. >>> and soda makers plan to cut calories. coke, pep circumstance and dr pepper say they'll reduce the calories americans get from beverages by 20% over the next decade. their plan would more aggressively market smaller soda sizes plus diet drinks and bottled water. the goal is reducing sugary drinks play in obesity. >> all right. every little bit helps. jill wagner of the new york stock exchange. >>> when we return, the bench clearer. tensions between two rivals as playoffs build. er on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin reg

salt lake city too. everybody else looks for a pretty dry and it does appear in the next five to seven days we're going to go from having the coolest weather pattern to a very warm weather pattern by this time next week. if you like the cooler temperatures, this is the week for you. notice today even phoenix,s tfp that's a beautiful day. fornia, that's a beautiful day in san francisco today around 74. unfortunately, just looking at the extended stuff, it looks like we get almost like record heat possible in about six to ten days in the west. >> you mean to tell me we have the east, the northeast. >> we did a pattern switch and now right back. >> all right. it was our turn. now theirs. bill, thank you very much. >>> breaking news this morning, explosions happen not far from where afghanistan's new president is sworn in. >>> plus, the scene of a horrific monster truck accident caught on camera. to help entertain some friends at the beach. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at t

their s-u-v crashed into a r in salt lake city... >> three teenagers in utah have a group of good samaritanso thank for saving their lives. their suv landed upside down and one man heard them screaming for help. he went into the water and you can see from the cell phone video what happened next. a bunch of people jumped in and helped flip the suv. >> as far as i know, a couple of kids get to live because of my actions. i feel like i'm somebody. >> good for him. police say the suv was speeding and swerved through some cars. it went through a bridge barrier and landed in the river. >> they are so lucky. >>> a man who lived near the big king fire in the sierra is doing what he can to help firefighters. herve has plastered highway 50 with signs thanks the fire crews for their service. they don't always get the recognition, they deserve, he says, so all day, everyday, he sits on his van and waves to them. >> they are working and tired. i think i can sit for 14 hours easily. >> he has done this the past three days sun up to sun down and has no plans to stop. >>> well an el dorado county couple sai

the old rugby player in high school in salt lake city. dove for it. look at this athletic play. 3rd turnover of the night by the steelers. 6 wide open a touchdown. >> jim: for the second time ngata picked off ben roethlisberger. ngata one of 3 holdovers from when the ravens won the super bowl in new orleans. how fast things change. >> phil: i remember when they drafted ngata from the university of oregon. they drafted him to come in here and protect ray lewis. he did that well for quite a few years. >> jim: he comes up with the first steelers givens in their last 47 red zone drives. >> phil: he looks trimmer to me this year. you can see his effort in the play being able to stay. when you lose just a little bit and get in better shape, you will put out more energy longer in these games. they have a lot of men on the defensive front that look just like that. >> jim: coming out of the 2 minute warning. pierce trying to add to his total. >> [whistle blowing]. >> jim: the opening drive of this game, 8 minutes. brown coughed it up. in the second half, the s

abc's nall carleal karlinsky in lake city this evening. >> they took us.somebody took us. >> reporter: two teenage girls, hysterical, on the phone with 911 just minutes after escaping what police call a random and terrifying kidnapping. >> they took us in their car. >> are you still in the car? >> no, we got out of the car. >> reporter: the 16 and 17-year-olds told police that it began when they snuck out at 2:00 a.m. during a sleepover and were approached by a red suv. two men and a woman inside, offering them a ride. the girls declined and say that's when they were forced in at knifepoint. the mother of one of the victims agreed to speak if her identity was hidden. >> every time they moved or whimpered or anything, they would punch them or my daughter was cut in multiple places. >> reporter: police say it went on like that for 19 hours, the girls hands duct taped, until one point when the car was stopped, they wiggled free and made a run for it. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> i don't know. can you help me?átl) >> reporter: tonight, poli

. >> reporter: i-15 goes from las vegas to salt lake city. 40 miles of it are shut down and highway patrol expects it will be days before it will be clear. water rushed through the parking garage of this vegas resort. in phoenix monday was the rainiest day in history as the remnants of hurricane norbert flooded streets and homes. >> it just seeps through the walls of the -- any exterior wall, starts seeping water. >> reporter: the floodwaters carried some cars away forcing crews to rescue stranded motorists. in mesa, neighborhoods were flooded. widespread flash floods and power outages led arizona's governor to declare a state of emergency. the national weather service warns residents to prepare for more of hurricane norbert's aftermath through tonight. susan mcginnis, cbs news. >>> time for weather. no rain coming our way, i guess, huh? >> that is extraordinary watching because there is a huge campaign by the national weather service saying don't drown, turn around. and people forget that and think they can drive through and you just don't know how deep it is, plus those waters are very a

those first flames saturday becoming a 110 square mile monster, burning an area the size of salt lake city. kra krap's governor is now declaring a state of emergency here and north in the town of weed, where another blaze left more than 150 homes in ashes. >> winds are supposed to increase this afternoon. >> reporter: steve keen and his team are here from southern california. part of a firefighting army, over 4,000 strong. up against flames known to travel ten miles in just a few hours. have you ever seen a fire move this fast? >> me, no. i really haven't. i mean, i've been fighting fire a long time and this kind of fire behavior is kind of unprecedented. >> reporter: that unprecedented behavior is why more than 2,800 people are evacuated tonight. we're here on the front lines now, david. and you can see these flames are chewing through a dry layer of pine needles and branches. when the wind kicks up, it can make this fire unstoppable. but firefighters are hoping to get a break from the weather in the next couple of days. david? >> clayton, thank you. incredible scenes there tonight. >>> f

a major stretch of interstate 15, from las vegas to salt lake city, washed away. it will be days before it's passable again. >> started digging out what i could from the car. it took six guys to push my car out. >> reporter: and in mesa, arizona, battered by days of monsoon rains, a kitty pool is the best way to get around these streets. the governor declared a state of emergency here. more than 1,000 customers without power and lots of losses in their homes. >> the houses are all -- they're all new carpet, new flooring. mold -- the mold is going to be insane if it's not kept up with. >> a tough day for a lot of people. that severe weather in the center of the country will move east today. >> in the meantime, though, clear and dry for much of the east. a few showers from the gulf and the edge of the southern coast. most of the west drying out. snow, yeah, snow, in the higher elevations from idaho to wyoming. >>> now, to our other top story this wednesday morning. the growing threat of islamic militants overseas are posing to the united states. >> president obama w

part of a major rail line between las vegas and salt lake city was damage as welch this rain was due to remnants of hurricane norbert. >> very unusual. >> a different story here. it look like rain most of the day kathy but it never developed. >>> just cloudy and we look out. spectators to coastal storm that kept all the rain for the most part offshore. we have the clouds, tomorrow we will see the clearing much that's the good news. down the shore, some effects and we'll talk about those but inland, the clouds will give way to some sunny skies. now take lookout side right now. we're still seeing the clouds looking from campbell's field across the bridge towards center city philadelphia where temperatures are still cooling through the 70s and the 60s. down the shore, we're looking at rough surf even the risk of rip currents after the skies clear tomorrow. and of course coastal flooding at times of high tide. so please be aware of that. but that will be the worst of it. on storm scan3 we are watching as most of that precipitation already is moving away out to sea so a few sprinkles alon

remember it was very chilly a couple of days ago in areas like boise and salt lake city. 83 on saturdaysaturday and sunday, working pretty much the same here, portland up to 88 degrees. and really no signs of the heat really abating. we should be typically in the low 100s to upper 90s this time of year in phoenix. a little bit above that, about 103 the next week straight. no rain. >> no rain. >> not yet. >> that's looking hot, though. over 100. dry heat, right? >> okay. thank you, bill. >>> leading the news on nbc news.com, ebola victim treated with survivor's blood. doctors say they're giving the doctor everything they had access to and he's improving with an experimental drug he received two blood transfusions from his friend dr. kent brantly who recently survived the virus. >>> in the l.a. times, a huge predatory dinosaur built to swim. scientists discovered a fearsome species that appears to be first known semiaquatic dinosaur measuring -- this thing is nine feet longer than a t-rex. it had several features that strongly suggest a life spent largely submerged in the water. >> hollyw

romney joined chris wallace from salt lake city. and when questioned about recent polls that showed him leading the republican pack in iowa for a 2016 run, romney did everything but sign a pledge saying he was now out of the game. arthel? >> okay. leland vittert. thanks a lot, leland. >>> a comedy legend remembered today in new york city. family, friends, celebrities and other notable guests turning out to pay their final respects to the late joan rivers. the private funeral taking place at a temple on manhattan's upper east side. brian is live from outside the temple. >> reporter: the service began just after 11:00 a.m. and lasted only about a hour here on fifth avenue by central park. the 81-year-old comedy genius said she really didn't want a boring service with a rambling rabbi. rather, she wanted a huge showbiz affair with lights, camera, action. and that's exactly what she got. a-list celebrities whoopi goldberg, barbara walters, howard stern, kathy griffin, carleina herrera all in attendance as paparazzi and hundreds of fans

maybe up to salt lake city. and strong winds and dust storms and maybe a brief tornado. and it's going to be a slow mover so flooding rains for places that don't need water. from phoenix, up to the northern spine of the rocky mountains, colorado and wyoming. and flash flood watches tonight and will last through the weekend in excess of three inches of rain or more. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the virus striking children sending families to the er across the country. spreading fast. and to the map tonight. more than three weeks ago, 11 states affected. one week later, 27 states and tonight, 45 states with confirmed or suspended cases. and now word, a 4-year-old has died. investigators asking, was this mysterious virus to blame? alex perez now. >> reporter: in new jersey tonight, authorities working to figure out if the death of a 4-year-old boy suffering from respiratory illness may be linked to enterovirus. ordering the boy's preschool classroom to be sanitized. if confirmed, it would be the first death from a rare strain of the virus that has sent hundreds of children

it happened last week in salt lake city.ns us now with his story. leo, good morning. i'm saying it's good to see you. but i have a feeling everybody there was pretty happy to see you after what we looked at in that video. describe to us how you knew something was wrong. i know you were on your bike. >> yes. i heard the explosion or the wreck and when i got to the bridge, everybody was looking into the water, but nobody was doing anything. and i knew that i -- i heard there was children in the vehicle. so i immediately jumped in and tried to get them out and realized that was a futile effort. just convinced everybody that was watching on the bridge to get in there immediately and flip this vehicle. that was the only way the kids were going to live. >> it's incredible the thinking and the action you took. when you realized it was futile, your first attempt, what did you find? why did you need everyone to start flipping the vehicle? because you dove underneath the water. what did you find? >> i thought i was on the driver's sid

. >> angela is one of the teens featured in the series, and she joins us from salt lake city, utah. and wendy walsh joins us from los angeles, california. the "edge of 18" on al jazeera at 9:00 p.m. i want to start with you, angela, and what we just saw you dealing with. this crazy hectic schedule. it was especially bad when you were auditioning for college but your schedule is jam packed. how difficult was it? >> it was a super difficult time for me. senior year is already a really hectic time with colleges, school work, trying to keep the best grades, getting involved in everything, and on top of that i had to continue rehearsing for ballet, and i had auditions to go to. between all that it was a very stressful time for me and very difficult. >> in reality angela's schedule is really isn't all that unusual. i called my high school senior and she launched into this five-minute monologue beginning at 5:30 in the morning. she has to take the act tomorrow and she's pulling her hair out. the idea is we're overscheduling our kids. >> we're pushing them harder than we have in a while. my

. >> interstate 15 is the artery to get from las vegas to salt lake city, 40 miles of it, are shutdown, and highway patrol expects it will be days before it is cleared. parts of nevada got 4 inches, over several hours, and water returned through the parking garage, of this vaguest resort. in phoenix, arizona, monday was the most rainy day in history, as the remnants of hurricane norbert flooded streets, and homes. >> just seeps through the walls of any exterior wall, would start seeping water. >> the flood waters carried some cars away, forcing crews to rescue stranded motorists, in mesa, neighborhoods were flooded. widespread flashfloods and power outages led arizona's governor to declare state of emergency. the national weather service is warning residents to prepare for more of hurricane norbert's aftermath through tonight. susan macinnis, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 5:13. want to get our traffic and weather together. kick things with kate. >> i so often, these systems, tropical systems susan mentioned, norbert off the baja california, very much weakening storm system. but it has g