it happened thursday in midland park. authorities say he confronted her in the driveway, broke her left window and attacked her with a large machete-type knife, striking her several time. >> the murder weapon was left inside the vehicle. >> reporter: we're told she had dated him for three years after meeting online but took out a restraining order against him on october 5th. >> while there is evidence of a history of domestic violence between the victim and the assailant, it appears that she did not notify police and did not file complaints with the police department up until just recently. >> reporter: authorities say following the gruesome attack, front of a subway train in manhattan, suffering head and leg injuries and undergoing surgery at harlem hospital. >>> now to the nypd officer gun down this week and how his accused killer, a man with a long criminal record wound up on the street. >> today mayor de blasio will call for changes in the program that allowed the suspect to remain free. janelle burrell joins us with

in terms of the west midlands we look forward to, the west midlands combined authority coming forward with its plan. what i say to all of these areas, contemplating devolution and devolution deals the more you put on table. bolder you can be with your vision, the bolder the response you will get from government. >> mr. speaker, can i tell the prime minister and the chancellor strong support of all party, left, business, local authorities right across the west midlands for properly funded significant devo solution field to get the brownfield sites redeveloped, to tackle congestion so we can transform the west midlands with more jobs, better skills, quicker transport and new homes? >> i'm very glad to hear from the honourable gentleman what there is opportunity in the west midlands to work across parties to get the best deal across all these authorities. as i said the more we get the local authorities to come together and work together and put their ambition and vision on the table, the even the better response they will get from the government. >> simon burns. [shouting] >> does my rig

north of the midlands. that's what we are starting to see the rain back off a little bit. the main thing we are going to be watching is as this water flows, especially from the midlands down to the coast, you are going to see we are prepositioning things. i will talk about that in a little bit. there will be some evacuations. we are looking at places that we will evacuate as we see water move down. to give you updated numbers, we are unfortunately now at nine weather-related fatalities. what i will tell you is everybody has been very good. traffic is light, people are off the roads. they have really listened but those that didn't listen, this is dangerous. this is very real. so we do have nine weather-related fatalities. i do want to say that we have had word that there are people who are taking their boats to the dam to take pictures of all the water that we're trying to release. that is extremely dangerous. i can't stress enough that this is not a fun event. we don't want to have to come out and rescue yo

then if you're heading on to route 17 between midland avenue and century road you have two lanes closed down with ongoing construction, and then going to the fdr drive north from the 90s up into the rfk triborough bridge, two lanes are closed. the north ramp is closed down. we do have street cleaning rules in effect for today. ken over to you. >>> thank you. 4:49. the justice department has opened a federal civil rights investigation into that south carolina takedown of a disruptive student. the local sheriff questioned the inquiry and will decide if the deputy will be fired. cell phone video showing the deputy flipping the student's desk and then flinging her forward on to the floor.

especially in the midlands area, they are without water, and in a lot of places, 40,000. we have been trying to set up, and people have been trying to go to the stores to buy it, but we are setting up the water distribution sites. you will see four of them in richland county to i dark and one is going to be lower richland high school, and the other is the rich land fashion mall, and the other two will be announced in short is order, and we will add six tomorrow, so for a total of ten around the state. we have plenty of water, and the time frame we are aiming is 5:00, but you will see the press releases if we can get those open sooner, and the press releases if we have to deal with anything else. i want to than walmart who generously gave 80,000 bottles of water to people of south carolina and on standby for what we need. so p many people have stepped up with supplies. our p biggest focus right now is safety. so if you are in your house, continue the stay in your house. continue to remind your kids to not get out and play in this a water. we want you to see that if you are

route 17 remains closed down between century road and midland avenue. actually two lanes are closed at this point. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. over to you. >>> thank you very much. 4:42. still ahead on eyewitness news friends and a smartphone app helped track down a college student left for dead along side railroad tracks in georgia. >> and he was told to stop praying on the field, but now a high school football coach is taking a stand on his knees. >> an emt safety class quickly >>> first responders don't always have a go pro camera working when they save a life but in texas an emt training class turned into a water ride to catch up with a young boy who was drowning after he fell off his inner tube. the commander of the class kept another instructor threw out a rescue rope and pulled the boy the rest of the way in to safety. >>> police have made an arrest in that shocking motorcycle crash caught on camera. a motorcyclist was passing two cars in texas, still in texas here, when one of the cars appears to deliberately swerve

but he was a midland sort which means he was middle class. not the wealthiest realm but far from being the poorest. in the early years of the linen trade, everyone is making money so life is good. but with the depression, things started going bad really quick. the linen board, when they -- the linen industry goes to northern ireland with the french huguenots so they start teaching everyone how things are done. and then they set up the lynnon board to kind of govern the production of linen. and for the girls, they would go there and learn how to spin. and they would start when they are really small, because they have the tinily little fingers so they could spin a finer thread. and part of the graduation present is they would get their own spinning wheel. now for the loom, in the early years, the linen trade, if you plant a certain amount of flax more they've give you a loom. but by now they aren't giving anything away and you have to rent your loom. and i'm not quite sure how much the rent would have been, but there goes another piece of your

natalie is in midland park, new jersey with breaking details. >> reporter: we just found out the man who police say stabbed a local mother deat here on the street behind me actually three himself in front of a subway t in a couple of hours ago and is in the report right now. we also found out that very same suspect used to work for the nypd. the hunt for the suspect ended when arthur j.lamando threw himself in front of a train. he is accused of stabbing her to death in her driveway way. >> here confronted her in the driveway and broke her left window and attacked her with a machete type of knife. >> he confronted his ex-girlfriend as she pulled in and stabbed her several times and took off. what neighbors describe as a quiet place to live, swarmed by offi cers. >> they were like what happened? it's a homicide. e you kidding me. >> she filed a restraining order that he vi ated. he was a former employee of the nypd. >> he was at one time employed by the new york police department and was separated from them for physical and or mental reasons. >> news 4 investigates looked according to

get to wrecking news right now in new jersey where there's a large police presence around a home in midland park. this is the home here. we called the police department. they're very tightlipped about what's going on. they would only confirm that there is an active investigation under way. we have reached out to the prosecutor as well. news4 is continuing to make calls and contact our source to find out exactly what police are investigating here in midland rk. as we learn more, count on us to bring it to you. >>> in the hot seat, former secretary of state hillary clinton getting grilled on the deadly attacknen americans in libya. could she have done more to protect them? >>> plus a warning for moms and dads who plan to take their kids trick-or-treating this hall wean. what you need to keep a ye out for. >>> and the temperatures are going to drop, the winds are going to pick up. what do the next seven days look like? we're going to tell you coming listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synthetics. . . so, some guy thought it m

. >> blindsided and viciously attacked inside her own driveway tonight, this quiet midland park community is shocked and mourning the sudden loss of susan barzell, a loving mother and teacher. her life was taken by her boyfriend who hours ago tried to take his own life by jumping in front of a subway train. >> reporter: this peaceful bergen county suburb was turned on end thursday afternoon when a 911 call brought police here to susan barzell's midland park home. a loving mother and teacher, police say she was violently attacked by her estranged boyfriend, arthur lomando, an officer who she filed a restraining order again. >> he attacked her with a very large machete type of knife, striking her several times. >> reporter: prosecutors say the couple met online and had been dating for three years, until barzell recently fired a restraining order against lomondo october 5th. lomando served with the nypd for four years and was terminated in 2004 after several documented misconduct issues and mental health concerns. >> while there's evidence of a history of domestic violence between ms. barzel

still, the road work on route 17 both ways between century and midland. this is still in the clearing stages. this crash has been off to side for a while. it's on the l.i.e. eastbound just before nicolls road. that's exit 62. fire department activity in yonkers. route 9 is closed well wells avenue and prospect. go with the saw mill instead. and a new crash on 84 eastbound near the 684 merge to exit 20. alternate side, meter rules in effect. more weather and traffic coming up. >> all right, emily. thank you. >>> this morning, hillary clinton's marathon testimony is the talk of washington. from lawmakers investigating the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. nbc's tracie potts is in washington with that. maybe the only thing they agree on is that it was a marathon. >> reporter: it was even longer than we thought it was going to be. it went halfway into the night and didn't wrap up until after 9:00 last night. republicans in particular kept asking over and over and over why she didn't send more security with so many requests, why she didn't

it continues today on 17 between century road and midland avenue. a couple lanes blocked. alternate side, meter rules are in effect. we have more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >>> we have a commuter alert to go along with you this morning. if you're hoping to get ut of the city and you plan to use metro north's hudson line, do make sure you check your schedule. service is limited this weekend from 9:00 p.m. on friday today until saturday morning, tomorrow, at 10:00 a.m. that's because workers are win stalling a 700-ton girder for the new tappan zee bridge. that's right above the tracks. >>> the nypd is hoping you can help find a man involved in aer it fig assault. the man in this video tried to rape a 63-year-old woman in the park earlier this month. the woman fought him off. investigators say she bit the suspect's hand, and he ran away. if you have any information, please contact police. >>> earlier this week, we told you about a police chase on long island that ended in a fiery crash. this morning we're hearing from the son of the driver killed when he was str

could you refer to them as the midland sort. and again they are farmers.this is based on the woodhouse family. they have edward and cecilia and on one stone is says e.w. and that stands for edward wood house and this is his home and he and his wife cecilia has six children. you can see it is timber framing and there was not as much wood in england at the time. things like ship building and tanning have deforested so you're going to need to be resourceful. but the fact that this person can afford wood and have wood and wooden furniture in his home shows he is doing well. and we have in the square panels we have quadle and daub. that is like a basket weave, and one plain, with one plain and you would have daub on one side and daub on the other. it consists of what you have on the farm, like straw, animal hair, lime, clay and manure. that is an important ingredient. we do know that lady of the house is cooking of course. she is going to be baking. she's going to be brewing. she's going to be the gardener and she has a 1-15 acre kitchen and she's the doctor fo

it's between midland avenue and century road. it should be there until 6:00. stick with the garden state parkway. and construction has two lanes blocked on the northbound side of fdr drive. and this has the ramp to the rfk bridge closed but no real delays through area. and subway changes due to a rail condition. queens-bound a and c with delays. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. chris and mary, back to you. >> thank you. >>> and now to campaign 2016. donald trump and ben carson take the stage tonight in boulder, colorado with eight other gop presidential hopefuls in the third republican primary debate. out of first place in the poll. 26% of republican primary voters support carson. and trump is now at 22%. carson has made gains while support in groups has dipped. the rest of the republican field is far behind in single digits. on the democratic side, hillary rodham clinton made her first appearance on the late show with stephen colbert. the democratic front runner was asked whic

and that's between midland avenue and century road. and that's for construction and a detour has been set up. and now a live look, the inbound brooklyn bridge remains closed until 6:00 a.m. took with the battery tunnel or the manhattan or williamsburg bridges. and another live look in queens. the grand central parkway is moving well past laguardia. and all clear eastbound to the l.i.e. westbound or northbound into rockland county. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. mary -- >> thank you. >>> if you ride new jersey transit, please mind your manners. they have launched a new customer courtesy campaign reminding customers to stay out of the rude zone. top complaints include using foul language and putting baggage on seats. it is using posters and displays and social media. just use the #rudezone. >> makes you want to extend that. >>> a temporary reprieve. the department of homeland security has granted the state a one-year extension to create licenses that comply with the real id program. the program re

route 17 with a couple of lanes closed down between midland avenue and century road. our street cleaning rules are in effect for today. >>> thank you very much heather. 4:55. before american pharaoh rides into the sunset he will make the final start of his career. he will return to kentucky to go for the grand slam in the breeders cup classic in lexington. pharaoh arrived yesterday in the bluegrass state by plane on a jet dubbed air horse 1. he'll run as the favorite in a stacked field of 10 becoming the first ever triple crown win tore compete in a breeders cup. >>> one of the brightest stars in american soccer history calls it a career. amy wambach is retiring. she announced the move after the team visited the white house. wambach is the top scorer in international soccer history. she's going to play the last four games of the victory tour before retiring in december. >> so young to be retiring. >>> some celebs are worth millions today, but some are worth even more in the after life. >> forbes has released its list of the top earning dead celebrities of 2015. it is

it's there for another 40 minutes or so at midland avenue and century road. stick with the garden state parkway. and we have a car that hit the guardrail on the ramp if the southbound side of the major deegan to the cross bronx expressway and causing slower than normal traffic. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide, and remember, remember, be safe, don't text and drive. >>> the mets ready for game one of the world series. >> reporter: well tonight is the night mets fans have been waiting on for 15 year, game one of the world series. mets going through a regular workout yesterday. and the manager did make one revelation, his game one dh will be kelly johnson. first pitch, 8:07 tonight. either the isles continue to look like real contenders. stopped 29 shots for his second shutout in just his fourth start of the season. and that's your cbs 2 wfan sports update. have a great day . let's go mets. >> there you go. >>> all right, monday night football, the arizona cardinals over the ravens 26-18. the cards lead the nfc west now with

. >> the biggest challenges we face is following the wave of the water from the midland to the coast. the road closures. elizabeth: we are standing by one of the road closures but to give you perspective. take look. we are standing in the floodwater which is ankle deep. but yesterday this was waist high. the conditions are improving but the governor asking residents to stay vigilant. live in south carolina, i'm elizabeth hur, abc7 news. jonathan: elizabeth, any idea when the water will recede enough for roads where you are standing now and they would be back open and the water would be gone? elizabeth: we don't have a definitive timeline but the governor said the danger is still in position. according to the forecasters, fortunately a dry trend is in the forecast for the folksment -- for the folks. they are watching the rivers. it's at the flood stage but they are still rising and it could reach record levels by the morning. that is what they are watching for. so until the danger is out of the area, the roads are a concern. jonathan: thank you. coming us to from south carolina, elizab

cars, torn away roads, bridges, and dams and swallowed communities through the coast through the midlands. >> we are continuing rescue and evacuation operations throughout the state. >> reporter: in the columbia area alone from the weekend through today there have been more than 150 swift water rescues and first responders expect that number to climb. the national guard has moved in to help with the ongoing effort in the flood zone, focusing much of their attention in the columbia area, where the water has had an effect on just about everyone and everything. >> infrastructure's compromised. >> reporter: one of the most severe issues, water. not the flood levels that continue to climb, but the public water system that's been compromised leaving thousands without usable water. the situation so dire fire teams continue to pump tens of thousands of gallons of water into area hospitals. >> we're going to continue to provide the water to the hospital as long as we can sustain it. and we just don't know how long we can sustain that. >> reporter: the firefighters like most everyone here pushed to

. >> the biggest challenging is following the water from the midland to the coast. road closures to monitoring those and watch them properly. elizabeth: back live we are standing by one of the road closures. there are signs of improvement here but the governor is asking residents to stay vigilant. leon: thank you, elizabeth. elite water rescue is in work in south carolina. virginia task force one arrived there after leaving here before dawn. they are working with fema and other groups to conduct door to door search and rescue operations. abc7 has more on the situation in south carolina for you online at wjla.com. maureen: jury selection is underway in trial of alleged serial killer. charles severance accused of killing three people in the lex lec home over the course of a decade -- alexandria home over the course of a decade. so far, no jurors have been seated. one, a silver line engineer said his selection delayed the real project. the case of severance is expected to last four to six weeks. the former lacrosse player convicted of killing yeardley love lost his fin

granstra had 44 kills over three matches, as the defenders beat number-1 viterbo and number-2 midland. dordt moved to sixth in the new naia rankings and will visit briar cliff tonight. northwestern's jillian estes is the gpac defensive player-of- the-week. the junior led the red raiders to a 3-0 record on the week, with three sweeps. northwestern is 12th in the new rankings. in the baseball playoffs, the royals lead the blue jays, 12 to 2 to - in the 8th inning. kc will take a 3-games to 1 lead in the series with a win. at 7, in the nlcs, the cubs host the mets. new york leads the series if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. tonight on k-t-i-v and n-b-c, best time ever with neil patrick harris starts at 7 followed by the voice at 8 and chicago fire at 9. then t

dordt college - the defenders pick up just their third gpac win ever today with a 24-17 win over midland in sioux year. in division 2, wayne state beats concordia as head coach dan mclaughlin becomes the program's all- time winningest coach. buena vista falls to dubuque in division 3. nebraska picked up their first big ten win of the season last week with a victory over minnesota. the huskers returned home to lincoln looking to even their record at 4-4 against northwestern. the wildcats are still receving votes in the ap poll after last week's loss to iowa. memorial stadium - always a tough place to play. but nebraska trails 14-5 in the second - tommy armstrong - finding touchdown just before half - huskers down at the break. but here come the blackshirts in the 3rd - armstrong - the option - keeps it himself - dives in from 4 yards out - nebraska takes a 19-17 lead. huskers still up 2 in the 4th - northwestern only had 177 yards passing - but this touchdown to dan vitale goes for 36 yards - the wildcats build a 30-28 lead. nebraska needs a stop to try and get the ball back - but they ca

the biggest challenges that we have faced is following the wave of the a water from the midlands downe coast, and the road closures trying to monitor thosea and make sure that we have monitored those, and now, we are getting to the area of downed tree limbs, and anything in the way, and we are getting into the assessment, and the recovery mode and a lot of that is assessing the damage to start making good decisions on how we can go to get people back into the protected situation, and also back into the recovery situation. water issues -- we have quite a few water issues that we are seeing either people are without water or contaminated water. we want people to be extremely careful as they are going on with the water issue. we have currently have 40,000 people now without water. and i know that they are working hard to get that back up. and we have 26,000 people without power, and that number seems to be an average, and si not that it is getting back up, and it is just that when one goes down, and you know, we get another one up, and it is going back and forth there, and we have 150 tr

and over 2000 customers without power in midland and the national weather service has issued a flood watch through saturday. bill karins will have more on that. >>> with a marathon 11-hour testimony in the rearview mirror, hillary clinton is looking to get back on the campaign trail. chairman couldn't justify anything new that he had learned, saying he'd need to read the transcript but yesterday was not without its fireworks. >> reporter: the wuz supposed to be about benghazi but soon dezauvlde dissolved into bickry. >>> i don't care if you send it by smoke signals, what is important is that he sent it to the secretary of state. >> that'sats exactly what i want to do. >> reporter: and the star witness tried to stay above the pay for, unlike in 2013, this time hillary clinton was poised, practiced, pushing back with put downs p. >> i wrote a whole chapter about this in my book, i'd be glad to send it to you. i can only tell you what the facts were and i know that's not the answer you want to hear. >> reporter: laughing off unwelcome suggestions, showing irritation, or scorn. the repub

. >> things are okay in the midlands, things are about to get worse on the coast. >> often administered by homeowners associations, as people age out of these homeowners associations as the board of directors, say, turns over there's less and less awareness over time about what their responsibilities are in terms of maintaining these dams these structures that are so critical to public safety. the beaver dam for example, according to published reports in columbia, is supposed to be inspected every three years. last time it was inspected was back in 2000. antonio. >> paul beban, thank you. >>> the coast guard has ended its search for a cargo ship with 33 crew members. the el faro sank after hurricane joaquin hit it on thursday, the problem is it's 15,000 feet underwater and they do not know where. al jazeera's lisa stark has more from washington. >> allen would you increase the speed of the ship to sea speed. >> it is a position no sea captain wants to be in. staring down a category 4 hurricane with your ship taking on water and most critically having lost engine power. >> you are at the

the violent storm knocked out power for 2000 people in midland and swallowed and it was in odessa. the flood threat is only beginning here. parts of texas can see as much few days. additional moisture from fueling this already dangerous storm. mollie: right now at noon, officials are warning of a potentially catastrophic situation along mexico's southwestern coast. take a look at this. hurricane patricia, a category 5 storm, is headed for mexico's pacific coast. forecasters are calling it the strongest storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere. the national hurricane center says patricia has winds hear -- near 200 miles per hour. it's expected to come ashore later today. meantime in france, a horrifying bus crash has left 43 people dead. most of the victims were senior citizens on a trip to wine country. jonathan vigliotti has the latest for us. reporter: french tv show the skeletal remains of a sightseeing us after it hit a flames. it happened on the whiny roads of france's wine country, about 25,000 bordeaux. authority city truck driver lost control. both vehicles immediately

dordt college - the defenders pick up just their third gpac win ever today with a 24-17 win over midland in sioux center. dordt now 2-6 on the year. in division 2, wayne state beats concordia as head coach dan mclaughlin becomes the program's all- time winningest coach. buena vista falls to dubuque in >> and now a message from donald and melania trump. >> good evening. as the man who's almost certainly you're not president, i wanted to give you a chance to get to know the real donald. now, you're probably looking at this lovely woman here and thinking, "whoa! who's this? another bangable daughter?" actually, it's my beautiful wife, melania. >> hello. >> she's great -- just great. >> welcome to our humble, gold house. >> not bad, right? i mean, talk about foreign-policy experience. we got the same interior decorator as saddam hussein. now, i asked melania to be here tonight to help me clear up some of the lies that those losers and morons are saying about me, like that i hate women. how can i hate women when i've

in the early 1990's, i was part of a group that did a needs assessment in midland, texas. we talk about why jobs are important. they did a survey of midland asking what are the issues within your home and neighborhood and community that have a problem that created this problem. and then cultivated and goes down to the top 10. if you looked at that list of top 10 needs of midland, texas, nine of those would have been positively impacted by someone having a job. whatever that need was, it would have been less of a problem. so jobs this will create, jobs that this will protect and maintain are reported. he unemployment rate is in the 3.2 range. that hides other issues associated with this problem and that is before the drop in the price of oil, not only were there a lot of jobs, but a lot of those jobs were providing 10, 15, 20 hours of overtime. overtime is a real boost because it's time and a half. these folks still have a job with the decreased drilling and all the other activity associated with the crude oil business, that overtime has evaporated. these folks still have a

jersey, we have that route 17 construction out there again this morning in both directions between midland avenue and century road. we'll have your next weather and traffic update on the 4s. >> thank you very much, lauren. >>> this morning mets fans are recovering from a five-hour emotioaal rollerer coaster ride. it tied the record for the longest world series. 14 nail-biting innings. bruce beck is in kansas city. >> reporter: game one of the world a marathon. history of the fall classic. after and for the first time this postseason, the mets find themselves trailing in a series. the mets handed th ball to familia for a four-out save. alex gordon crushes the fastball to dead cenner to tie the ball game at 4-4. it was familia's fir st blown eesave in three months. stayed tied into the 14th inning. with the bases loaded, a fly bat ll to right. curtis granderson makes the catch and a strong throw home, but escobar beats the throw by a step. the royals win the game 5-4. re's some postgame reaction. >> david, how disappointing is this loss, especiallye. considering it was five hours and such a

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we have seen that the midland rivers have peaked and they are now moving to the coast. focused on at this time are the edistow, the sanitee, black river, waukimau rivers. we are seeing some stages of flooding with all of them now. we are not seeing any of them that have crested. >> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we will bring you more in a moment. first, the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, general john campbell, told the senate

. >> we go to midland beach for more. >> reporter: there are still signs of sandy across staten island. folks still trying to build it back. now all of their focus is on joaquin. a ring of the bell and stroke of the pen will give joanna a way out. >> having a plan is crucial. no one had a plan with hurricane sandy. >> reporter: joanna and her mom live here. >> this is the pills i take. >> reporter: they are both disabled and both narrowly escaped eight feet of water that sandy poured into this home. >> i ended up leaving here in waist high area in my pajamas. more than a dozen staten islanders that signed up with community volunteers to be evacuated if the time comes. >> we have to do something before it comes in. >> reporter: house calls and hugs. disaster relief group yellow boots helped hundreds of sandy survivors get back in their homes. >> bad to the point that just last week somebody asked me and i started tearing up again. so, yeah. it's painful. >> reporter: this couple are keeping their eyes on joaquin. >> i don't want joaquin to come here to staten island. >> reporter: yellow

washington, d.c., this sunday, comedian seaton smith. ( cheers and applause ) you can see her at the midland kansas city, missouri, on friday, comedian, kathleen madigan. ( cheers and applause ) and he's the author of "american conspiracies," former minnesota governor jesse ventura. ( cheers and applause ) governor. and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using the hashtag "tonightly." of course, tonight was the democratic debate, and we'll talk about that tomorrow. this was the year to me of the unlikely candidate. on the republican side you have a ( bleep ) billionaire. like a crazy black twin separator. and on the democratic side you have the white-haired hippie self-proclaim socialist. they're tearing it up. jesse, you were an unlikely candidate when you became governor of minnesota? >> really. >> larry: you were unlikely. you weren't in the political system-- don't act like you were an exwrestler. >> but i was also an exmayor. >> larry: from your perspective, which of these unlikelies do you think could actually be president? and please don't sc

. >> things are getting better in the midlands. things are about to get worse on the coast. >> i lost everything here. >> reporter: for victims, the pressing question now, what will insurance cover? >> every piece of furniture is ruined. >> reporter: janet is among those without a flood policy. >> we don't even have a car to get out of the driveway. >> reporter: salvaging the irreplaceable. >> the big question in all of this is what happens now. who will help us? >> reporter: tonight, as residents are keeping a close watch on water levels, the national guard is deploying more troops to the impacted areas. 5,000 expected to be here by the end of the week. lester. >> kerry, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, the surging cost of medicine. a patient like many others that doesn't have the hundreds of thousands of dollars to pay for breakthrough drugs she needs to survive. companies accused of exploiting the sick. we'll be right back. >>> tonight we begin a special series of reports examining the skyrocketing price of prescription drugs

the midlands area is a focus of ours currently in the state, the columbia area in particular. the p.d. area of the state as well with regards to road and bridge closures. we have several engineers in addition to our maintenance employees that are out on the roads and bridges checking, assessing situations. if there's any doubt whatsoever, we're going to go ahead and close the facility to make sure that safety and public health and life is paramount in this situation and we're not going to risk any loss of live with regards to infrastructure. along those lines, our major interstate facilities in the state, i-26 at the very end, the charleston area, remains closed at this time. heading into charleston. i-95, the section between florence, all the way down to i-26, is in the process of being closed and rerouted. i-126 heading into downtown columbia, the large bridge there over the broad river, we're closing that as well. and then a section of i-20 around monticello road here in the columbia area has already been closed and we are expecting to need to close portions of i-77, some a

and 80s for many midlands. in fact, going to take long to drop off. sixtys and 70s. and inland, it's low to upper 80s. tomorrow starts off. the breeze kings in saturday, afternoon, and evening. and could be some shower activity or thunderstorm activity. i think it will be south and east of us, but it will be close. up in the sierra, yes. >> you said -- >> heavenly. i am sure there were others. there might be again around 8000 feet this sunday. you get all giddy with the weather technology. >> he does get giddy. >> for six months, nothing happened. >> we have fog. >> and heat. >> time now is 4:20. whale watching coming up in 20 minutes, we're going to show you some of the amazing sites drawing crowds to the san mateo county coast. >>> first, after winning the nba title, the lawyer's head coach temporarily stepping away from the team. the injury behind his indefinite leave of absence. >>> welcome back. immediate e road case efforts after oriental fruit flies were found. two flies were trapped in some neighborhoods. one along westmont avenue north of highway 85. the oth

driveway in midland park this afternoon. investigators said 48-year-old susan bardell was stabbed several times, found outside of a black suv parked outside of her home. the former officer is accused of killing her. he jumped in front of a subway car in manhattan. he is now under going surgery. >>> a 63-year-old woman was attacked in a public bathroom in union square sunday afternoon. the man demanded she perform a sex act. they struggled and he ran after she bit his hand. the suspect was last seen with a green army camouflage jacket and dark jeans with a backpack. >>> 11 hours, that's how long hillary clinton was questioned about the benghazi attacks. there were no new revelations >> reporter: handshakes after a historic meeting, but for most of the day, the gloves were off. >> reporter: what do you hope to accomplish today. >> reporter: they were trying to catch clinton in missteps. >> if you look at the statement i made, i clearly called it an attack. calling it an attack is like calling the sky blue. of course it was an

a few degrees cooler during the day tomorrow. 65 in chelsea. 58 in midland beach. 66 jamaica, queens. park chester coming in at 64. hudson valley will drop in to the low 50s, upper 40s in the coolest spots. a few clouds will stop us from dropping too much tonight. patchy clouds around tomorrow morning. some places will be partly cloudy. there will be other places mostly cloudy for a little while. cool start. mid 60s during the afternoon. top out in the upper 60s. under partly sunny skies. the wind will be fairly light out of the east southeast. there's our cold front coming through north new england to about albany at this point. pretty chilly air on top of it but a lot of that is sliding to our north. a few degrees cooler for us tomorrow. then we track this storm over the northern great lakes. that has rain in it. that will be arriving here on friday. first thing on friday may get a couple showers. i'll advance the futurecast and show you. a few more fair weather cumulus clouds than we saw today. partly sunny sky. on friday morning we could already have a couple showers that are work

right now we are on the english farm and this comes from england 16the west midlands, this is 20's-16 40's. almost 150 acres of land, they are hiring people to help them. sheep, selling the fleeces. and the women of the house are responsible for milking the cows. they will go ahead and take that milk and make cheese, selling it at market. this will be a source of income for the family. they are working hard and doing well. they are basically at the top of the working class. again, they are farmers. this house is based on the woodhouse family. woodhouse,cecelia ,here is a date that says ew and it stands for edward woodhouse, they had children. this is a common style, timber framing and there was not as wood inld in england -- england at the time, so you have to be resourceful, but the fact that this has it would and anddn't furniture -- wood they arerniture means doing well. and there is a basket weave here dob on one side, that is clay and animal for. the woman of the house is baking and brewing, she will be the gardener. there is a kitchen garden to take care of. she is also the doct

. >> without the quarterback performing much better than bradford is, they're going to be a midland team who might sneak into the playoffs and get knock off right away. >> so what will the eagles headlines be this time next week? fans are hoping the press will be a buzz with yet another eagles win, this time, over the undefeated carolina panthers. a win they hope will come with a strong showing by the offense, defense, and the quarterback. in center city, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and fans are also sounding off on social media. susan oscar says the offense needs to get their act together. bradford is inconsistent, the defense was awesome, and carried them to win yet again. very sloppy game on both teams. >>> now, richard hopkins says it wasn't pretty but i'll take the win. bottom line though the whole nfc east looks like garbage, and nobody in the dif significance making the superbowl let alone the nfc championship. so there you have it. let us know what you think, connect with us on facebook and twitter and on our website cbsphilly.com. >>> still ahead this noon, some