authorities say more heavy rain is on the way and they're warning people to watch out for mudslides and flooding. officials with the japan meteorological agency say the storm hit the city of akune and is traveling toward the east. scientists with the agency say the storm will keep traveling along the southern coast. they forecast some areas will receive as much as 80 millimeters of rain per hour. at least three people have died. two fell entire gags -- entire gags ditches. more than 40 others have been injured. the storm has destroyed at least three homes. about 400 have been flooded. government officials have issued evacuation advisories for 40,000 households. about 8,000 households have lost power. let's get an update on the storm from mai shoji at the weather desk. >> neoguri is now a severe tropical storm status right before it made landfall. this morning. you can see the cloud formation dispersing but still covering much of the archipelago with rain clouds. so the system has picked its pace to 30 kilometers per hour and is moving in an easterly direction. and the wind gusts are 126

a mudslide south of tokyo killed at least 16 others and buried more than 200 homes.torm hit southern japan as a typhoon on tuesday. >>> an alleged prostitute is charged in the heroin overdose death of a google executive. alix tichelman appeared in court on wednesday. she faces second-degree murder and other charges in the death of forrest hayes. he was found debt on his yacht last november. there's evidence from the boat. >> it showed our suspect, showed our victim, showed her injecting him with heroin, showed her absolute callousness after the fact as he started to have medical complications. >> reporter: police also shows tichelman downing a glass of wine as hayes died. she's being held on $1.5 million bail. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," the fed puts a timetable on its bond buying program, and the government's mistakes cost taxpayers $100 billion. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, marlie. >> the federal reserve plans to end its monthly bond buying program in october. the minutes of the june fed mee

we showed you video of the mudslide in japan as the tropical storm rolls law and we talked about this year, fresh water flooding or rains that it brings going to be much bigger problem moving failure as it continues to hug japan for the next telephone to 24 hours and then moves out to sea. maybe a degree or two cooler tomorrow and back to average by saturday and sunday and monday and tuesday and wednesday and above average away from the coast and in the low-to-mid 60's and the rest of us in the low

a land renowned for floods, mudslides and famine. but with the fanfare comes the hope of change for the better. my name is john d. liu. i've been documenting the changes on the plateau for 15 years. i first came here in 1995 to film an ambitious project where local people were constructing a new landscape on a vast scale. transforming a barren land into a green and fertile one. the project certainly changed my life, convincing me to become a soil scientist. the lessons i've learned in the last few years have made me realize that many of the human tragedies that we regularly witness around the world, the floods, mudslides, droughts and famines, are not inevitable. here on the loess plateau i've witnessed that people can lift themselves out of poverty. they can radically improve their environment. and by doing so, reduce the threat of climate change. >> [singing] >> when i first came to the loess plateau, i was astounded by the degree of poverty and degradation. and i wondered, "how could the chinese people, the largest ethnic group on

the mudslide killed 43 people. three weeks of heavy showers led to that mudslide. >>> the doomed cruiseship the cost at that concordia, it's being towed back to port. it's the biggest salvage operation in cruise history. they're refloating the cruiseship and towing it back it will cost the ship's owners more than $2 billion. >>> the man accused of having a homemade bomb in his san francisco apartment. he has to stay in jail. a federal judge refused a request to move him out of jail to a mental hospital. he's a former political consultant. he was arrested two days after f.b.i. agents raided his apartment on mission hill. chamberlain would be dangerous if he was moved to the mental hospital. >>> we know who the man is who paid for groceries. his name is michael. this is his profile photo on linked inn. he paid $600 for other people's groceries. he said the reason behind it, he recently got laid off. he felt lousy and wanted to make it a good day. he's pursuing several opportunities for a new job. >>> boulder colorado

six people have been killed and twenty five are missing after heavy trenching rains triggered mudslides inside the west china pass' an roads were flooded traffic was disrupted on the water supply cut off authorities have evacuated residents and rescue teams continue to search for missing people this is the second mudslide instant to hit the area in a month. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in afghanistan to resolve tensions over the disputed presidential poll he'll talk to candidates. gammy who both claimed victory in june runoff the final official vote results have not been announced yet but the independent election watchdog said galli top the final poll his opponent called the claims of victory a coup. ok after the break here in our to international peter lavelle guess the scots the rising gals the death toll of the israeli offensive continues to stay with us. we never saw that coming. we had no idea our children were gay. i would actually just at night pray to god you know me normal. they said you're a homo you're a homo and from that day in first grade i swear my life changed f

. >> a deadly mudslide captured on video in japan set up by the land ministry captured this mudslideed by heavy rain in the area and claim the lie of a teen. can you see the rushing water and the trees and branches are wiped out moving to the city. a tell disaster there in japan. there is a power outage if san francisco south of market area and affecting more than 1,400 customers with traffic controls in place so be advised if you are driving through the area. >> we will give you a picture of the area and nick shot video of the area and he needs a flashlight and that is his neighborhood watching the situation there. it is all dark. the power went out early this morning before 5:00. >> now well look at a picture that he tweeted in the dark this, near the flower matter and it is dark there, the traffic control is at 7th and bryan and c.h.p. is advised because of the on-and-off ramps to the friend. >> pg&e does not know the cause but expected power restored at 7:30. >> knick looks good if that flashlight, the candlelight. >> some clearing. >> a little bit. >> the south bay doesn't have

with some rain in place, mudslides are possible across colorado.into the afternoon, we'll see dryer conditioning. where we'll see the severe storm threat, the midwest. strong storms expected by tomorrow and into tonight. now, as we take a look at the weather across most of that area, we're going to see a warmup today. and then, temperatures drop as we go into tuesday and wednesday. look at this. minneapolis, remember, we talked about the heat and humidity moving in. they'll have a high of 94 tomorrow. dropping off to temperatures in the upper 70s by wednesday. what about kansas city? a high of 94 on monday, 87 on wednesday. chicago, highs in the upper 80s tomorrow. dropping back down to the 70s. it may feel like summer and then fall will be returning. let's take a look at what is going on from coast to coast. we're expecting showers to develop across the northeast. still temperatures nice and >> reporter: good morning, inch, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. a few showers stretching from atlantic city to surf city working

six people have been killed and twenty five are missing after heavy trencher rains triggered mudslides inside the west china houses and roads were flooded traffic was disrupted on the water supply total origins of it the fact we had residents and rescue teams continue to search for missing people this is the second mudslide incident to hit the area in a month. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in afghanistan to resolve tensions over the disputed presidential poll we'll talk the candidates abdullah abdullah and ashraf ghani who both claim victory in jewish runoff the final official results have not been announced yet but the independent election watchdog topped the final poll is opponent called the claims of victory a coup. lot of mir putin is in cuba's capital starting a week long tour of latin america his longest foreign tourists and to returning to the kremlin in twenty twelve head of the journey he gave an interview in which he insisted that in today's globalized world no state or group of countries can tackle international problems by themselves or correspondent alexy or she is

panera bread. >> pelley: torrential rain touched off a massive mudslide in central japan today., rocks and trees tumbled down a hillside. 12-year-old boy was killed when his home was swept away. the storm first barreled into japan as a typhoon on tuesday. >> for decades eileen ford set the standards of beauty at the modelling agency she started with her late husband gerry. she launched the careers of lauryn hutton and a young brooke shields. christie turlington and naomi campbell were classic ford models, tall and thin. yet ford believed a model's charisma was as important as her looks am eileen ford died yesterday. she was 92. >> a memo now to the selective service. world war i is over. the other day the agency sent notices to 14,000 men born in the 1890s, ordering them to register for the draft. pretty tough to stand century after you have lived a century. selective service says it got the names from the pennsylvania dmv although the men shouldn't be driving either. turns out the dmv had mixed up the records of men born in the 1990s with men born in the 1890s. babe ruth born i

you are talking the huge threat of mudslides for the region.ot to mention, 45 foot waves. >> this will not be over for days. thanks, appreciate it. breaking overnight, israel stepping up efforts for hamas. they are launching 50 air strike sboos gaza as part of the operation they are calling protective edge. another 80 rockets were fired from gaza into israel. now, president obama is turning to an op-ed to cool the tensions there. in an israeli paper, the president says peace is necessary because it's the only way to ensure a secure and democratic future for the jewish state of israel while walls and missile defense systems can help protect against some threats, true safety will only come with a comprehensive negotiated settlement. at this moment, that does not seem at hand. we are going ben in gaza city where the rockets have been flying out of the gaza area. a hamas leader's home has just been destroyed, i understand? >> reporter: yes. very typical of what has been happening since yesterday. this house was a four-story building. they received,

other natural disaster news colorado highway back open tonight after it was closed because of a mudslidet was shut down for several hours over the weekend. leaving a whole long line of cars on the road an lot of frustratfrustrated people strann the surrounding area. the slide was caused by heavy rain in the area which also led to flooding. the colorado department of transportation says it took a lot of work to get the road back open again. >> we brought in two loaders and we have probably about 10 dump trucks up there to be hauling off the material and we also have some dump trucks with plows to kind of plow the material off the road and scrape the off as best we can. >> here's the thing about a mudslide. experts say it's so hard to predict where it could hit or how severe it could be. this time no cars were stuck in the slide and nobody was hurt. >> a hot air balloon crashes over a massachusetts neighborhood and the passengers inside were hurt pretty badly. this is cell phone video of what happened yesterday. witnesses say the balloon was trying to land in a residential community when i

. >> the last victim in mudslide in washington, he's about to come homeful the crews rescuers used to bring this emotional journey to an end. . >>> time now 5:25, search crews in washington state think they found the body of the last missing person from that deadly mudslide back in march. they back tracked to the home and they found the remains of a woman. her remains were 100 yards from where his remains were found. >>> san francisco voters will be able to weigh in on the attacks from this election. the board of supervisors approved putting on the ballot. it proposes to put tax on sodas and other drinks with sugars. many business owners are worried and that includes this business owner that sells 900 different types of soldiers. >> we know it will hit everyone in the pocket harder. >> the liquid sugar has been shown to have more complications around health with type 2 diabetes. >> they predict it will cut sales by 30% and it will generate $30 million a year for schools, nutrition plans. >>> the board of supervisors voted to put a measure, tying muni funding to population growth. it w

andresult flash flooding mudslides, leaving homes damaged and roads impassable. more flash floods are expected in mexico -- in new mexico and colorado. the threats sending travelers running for cover. three more tornadoes touched down yesterday in massachusetts. it included an ef2. 120 mile-per-hour wind ripped roofs off homes. it flipped cars. >> it is unbelievable. the first tornado ever recorded there. >> it is not supposed to happen here. right now, we are following some breaking news from the mac donald's corruption -- from bob mcdonnell's corruption trial. getting word from jeff goldberg about what is happening with the case. we want to tell you what we have learned up until this point. according to our collie, he says this morning the attorney for --reen make donnell says theirhe marriage had broken down and they were barely on speaking terms. court thattold the marine had some sort of relationship with jonnie williams that some would consider inappropriate. the lawyer told the court about maureen. she was protective and jealous, citing that relationship.

has burned more than 100 homes and they fear it could spark new fires and heavy rain has sparked mudslides in some of the areas burned. >> you don't want thatting in they have one in the central part of the state and it is now 52 percent contained and that's up 2% from yesterday. >>> we want to show you a computer image of how the skyline could look after the new sales force tower is complete. the picture there is the tower which is already under construction to its right is another 910-foot tall and if it is approved it would include a public open space be neath it on the left of the picture is another tower that has already been approved. and they have a freed and nearly two hundred sites, there are only 4 in the country generating 90 million in sales every year, vendors say they don't know what will happen to their business if that closes. at. >> what could prove to to be a fun filled day for 49ers fans. >> it has been the most amazing day, we have been getting sell of photos -- sell of photos of darks self photos. >>> and after the break, new allegations that have prompted apolice inve

some 44 homes were flattened by this mudslide. and this mudslide occurred around 4:00 in the morning local time. you would imagine a lot of people asleep when this occurred, giving them no chance to prepare when the rumbles began with the rainfalls across the season. india, monsoon season, it affects the livelihood of over 60% of the world's population, a vast majority across east asia, when it comes to the agricultural output. and you look at the perspective here. rainfall totals, exceeding over 100 millimeters. four inch, upwards of six inches around mumbai. this is in the past several days. these landslide scenarios, common this time of year. look when you have a tremendous amount of rainfall in a short time period, the oil becoming saturated, the weight cannot be held here on the slopes. and the collapse of the soil out there. and you get the blockage to take place upriver, causing more flooding upstream. that's what happened in this region. we know 17 people losing their lives because of it. it is kind of different. it's a do

at least two people died after flooding and mudslide caused by a tropical storm. they did a lot of damage. she has been washing out a railroad bridge. tons of mud covered the streets. some people are still staying in shelters after being evacuated from their homes. much of eastern japan is at risk for heavy rain, tornadoes and mover mudslides like this. last year's asiana airplane crash was recreated. three teenage students from choirn killed in that crash. today's drill contained victims. we have the story from seattle. >> reporter: 300 simulated plane crash victims on the runway at c-tak. >> i have a collar bone injury. my chest is coming out. >> broken leg? get on the table. >> reporter: these volunteers are putting first responders to the paces, each with the specific roler that playing. >> i have a compound fracture of the leg and i am screaming for help and trying to find my purse. >> reporter: this kind of mass casualty drill is required by the feds for the airport to keep its certification. >> and it's also great practice for us that we can close down an e

has been busy with a sig-alert in solano county and light at the bay bridge but south we do have a mudslide highway 17 and an accident at the san jose airport. >>> a mystery in southern california that is giving a neighbor the creeps. it has been solved. 11 doled were left anonymously on front porches of homes. what is weirder the dolls looked like their daughters with no notes. neighbors were rattled. >> only in the movies. it would scare me. >> we are in a bubble in south orange county. >> really scared. i don't think i could sleep. >> deputies found the woman would left the dolls and there was no malice and the intentions were good, the woman knew the families from church and was trying to give the girls dolls she thought resembled them. >> trailer for "50 shades of grey," has been released and generating a lot of controversy. >> do you have interest out of work? >> what about you? i would like to know more about you. >> not much to know. look at me. >> i am. >> movie is based on the wildly popular book of the same name about a millionaire would seduces an innocent naive college girl. th

it's been some 12 hours since the mudslide hit. chances are slim the man has survived this long. but as the man's torso emerges, they realize he's still breathing. the rescuers work with renewed urgency aware that every second could cost the man his life. >> translator: i remember lieutenant nasimento digging with his bare hands. his hands were bleeding. but he wouldn't stop digging. >> they have to move carefully or risk having the earth cave in again on top of them and the man they're trying to save. it's an agonizing process. and a shock when the man's face appears. >> translator: i saw his head emerging and i realized it was marcelo. >> he recognizes his childhood friend marcelo franseca. everyone cheers as rescuers lift marcelo out of the muddy hole that could have been his grave. but he's not out of danger. marcelo's body has been compressed for nearly 15 hours under 16 feet of mud and debris with only a small air pocket allowing him to keep breathing. >> translator: i tried to move my legs, but they wouldn't budge. same with my arms. they wouldn't move. >> he needs urgent

the hot weather is raising the danger of flash flooding and mudslides. >>> the head of the government lab may have exposed workers to live anthrax has been reassigned. that they accidentally didn't kill to anthrax samples after sending them to another lab. it was an experiment that did not need live organisms. >>> time for sports. jaime apody is live at the "action news" big board with more on today's sports. >> reporter: yesterday was a long night indeed. a late night for the phillies but that is not why ryan howard is out of the lineup. the big piece being shown the big bench, ryan howard is having one tough year, he is hitting just .224, and this month. batting .126, ryan sandberg says you'll see more of ruf there. howard was asked if anybody a change of scenery would help, after not performing nearly to his $125 million contract. >> the easiest thing to do when times get hard, is to quit. it shows the character that you have as far as -- and begun i'm not talking about anybody in this clubhouse but anybody in general, but when times get hard the easiest thing to do is quit or try

any additional amount of rainfall could cause mudslides and further landslides. the western areas of the philippines will be impacted with this torrents of rainfall due to the monsoonal flow being active. across japan, the topic is one of it being the rain across, heavy rain warning in place in the morning. more towards the heat in the western and central locations. heat advisories are posted. yesterday it was really hot. kyoto 35. this is the first time it hit 35 this summer. tokyo saw temperatures rising in the low 30s. this is likely to continue throughout the weekend. tokyo into the weekend all the way through from 35 and 34. it's going to be really difficult for us to have a really good night sleep. try to have your ac on at night and drink plenty of water to avoid heatstroke. it's surging a lot of that moisture from this typhoon. this area is looking at real heat as well and a seasonal front is being active. so they will see 120 millimeters of rainfall and also they will see more heavy rain. that system from the storm will be in and around shanghai bringing

watching out for flooding and mudslides.ith the chinese, the highs are going to be dangerously high. in europe, severe weather is in several years through the iberian peninsula and the balkan peninsula. and 110 millimeters has fallen in montenegro. conditions will remain the same for the next several days. but across the opposite side, the western and eastern side of europe, looking gorgeous and temperatures are on the high side. take a look, moscow 30 degrees for the high with plenty of sunshine and 36 in mad drid on thursday. here's the extended forecast. >> and that's all for this hour on "news line." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching.  from paris.o live let's look at what is making headlines this hour. fighting continues in gaza. the un security council is calling for an immediate cease-fire. more than 1030 palestinians and 46 israelis have been killed so far. chief saysman rights the downing of the malaysian airlines flight in eastern ukraine may constitute a war crime. nationals have been urged to leave libya whe

a mudslide closed a major colorado interstate. >> you can see how high the water was. virtually that high of gunk. >> reporter: linda hubbard is now rebuilding her house, but with one very important improvement. >> i have to tear down a section of it. and then, we will rebuild and then we will elevate 6'8." >> reporter: what do you mean elevate? >> elevate up on pylons. >> reporter: the whole house? >> the whole house. >> reporter: comes up 6'8"? >> i never want to see 4 feet of garbage in my house again. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, lyons, colorado. >>> fire crews are shoring up containment lines in yosemite to keep a wildfire from reaching some of the oldest trees on the planets. the flames are ten miles from a grove of giant sequoias. 50 homes are in danger and remain evacuated. but the park itself has been largely unaffected with the exception of smoky conditions at times. the fire is about 35% contained. >>> and here is a look now at your thursday forecast. the firefighters in yosemite should get help from a band of showers stretching up into montana. a

create more mudslides and jon humbert reports. >>: from two high to to let it is the problem with the july weather. over and and to have these photos were shown and mudslides are still happening by various chartered by fire. other nice lot of dates and progress. but the weather it still remains a serious priority. >>: win wire starts running and when starts long it's too dangerous. dow shifting conditions with fast-moving whether is now a bigger enemy. james>>:despite the fires raging in washington. james>>:this has been a relatively mild wildfire season in the there are more than 2-dozen wildfires now - in areas not august. some of the fires were ignited by lighting strikes also - scientists say that climate change is leading to bigger and longer fire james>>:and that more people are building homes in forests -- firefighting cost. them,still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. james>>:a local cab company owner in san francisco is fed up and wants to quit the taxi and a string of cars vandalized in one san francisco neighborhood. e. james>>: weather this morning as it's going to be a lo

mudslides are going to be a concern. across the philippines you're receiving rainfall to the west coast due to the enhanced southwest monsoon. rain is on the menu for the east coast because of a tropical storm sending moisture to the coastal areas, but this system is not going to make landfall. it is expected to move up to the northwest, so that's at least good news for people in the philippines. now across japan in the korean peninsula, rain is popping up in many parts of japan, but most of the rain is daytime thundershowers. across the korean peninsula yesterday heavy rain fell and numerous lightning as well, but conditions will be gradually easing today, and cold air actually located here that will be moving into japan as we go into tomorrow. so daytime thundershowers could be popping up once again in most of japan tomorrow. due to the rainfall, temperatures will be down to the 20s in tokyo bu 35 in beijing as well as chongqing. here is your extended forecast. >> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." thanks for jo

of a category three hurricane to the capital of -- the country's .apital of manila flooding and mudslides are still a concern. across the united states, people are cleaning up from yet another round of severe weather. >> a big cleanup after some serious storms. brigham young university's idaho campus drying out after yesterday's heavy downpours sent groundwater gushing into buildings. >> is completely flooding right now. >> parts of the town under as much as six feet of water. >> i have never seen it so bad it was blocking the streets. >> blocking the highways. >> took us about two hours to go two miles. >> and bringing down power lines. it was the second straight day of severe weather. this 12 euro girl in pennsylvania recovering after monday's flash flooding swept her nearly half a mile underground through a drain pipe. try to get out and i could not because i did not -- i tried to yell, and i could not because i did not want to open my mouth. >> i heard it, and i was just shocked. i was shaking. alive.t happy i'm >> hit by lightning near philadelphia. >> that cool or whether they have

a huge mudslide. in central japan. >> all that. >> maxi rodriguez, sends argentina into the world cup finals. >> the world's tallest water slide finally opens today in kansas city. >> i was screaming like a 12-year-old girl. >> and all that matters. >> the texas woman goes into labor in the middle of the night. >> the husband rushing to the hospital speeding up to 95 miles an hour, strapped a go pro on his head. >> do your kids play soccer? >> yes, sir. they're into everything. my daughter she says she wants to be a princess. when she gets bigger. >> is that a position in soccer? >> i don't know what that is. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is off. so jeff glor is here. >> very busy thursday here. >> yes a lot to cover today. we'll begin with president obama is in texas this morning, pushing opponents to back his solution for the illegal immigration crisis on the mexican border. >> but he did not convince the state

without warning, a flash thunderstorm swept through the area. [ thunderstorm sounds ] causing a freak mudslide into the tent, the reverend, fearing for his own life, pushed his elderly organist to the ground. >> get out of my way. [ laughter ] >> seth: grabbed two tent poles and fashioned a crude set of stilts, causing the tent to collapse. no man, woman or organist would stand between him and safety. teetering above the rushing water, the reverend walked to higher ground and saw the chaos below. the fallen tarp had trapped everyone in a muddy tent of death. [ laughter ] some suffocated, others had their lungs filled with mud. and one parishioner desperate for food resorted to cannibalism. [ laughter ] despite being trapped for only five minutes. [ laughter ] worst of all, the mudslide only measured six inches deep. and had everyone not been trapped under the tent, they could have just calmly walked to safety. [ light laughter ] many thought the reverend jeremiah would die from shame. but he died from an infection in his foot caused by a splinter from the very stilts he created. [ light laught

so flooding and mudslide also be the threat across taiwan. and another 250 millimeters of additional rainfall over southeastern china already impacting these locations with stormy conditions. and the surge of the moisture still causing another round of heavy rain to the western coast. so lots of things to watch out for. again, the southwest monsoonal flow is being active. so about 150 millimeters of rainfall have been seen in the past 24 hours. looks like more to come. we have stretching front going through the korean peninsula and in the tohuku region, bringing additional rainfall to seoul and 180 millimeters in tohuku. so a very wet event over northern japan. but meanwhile, high pressure system dominates some locations in china. tokyo looking at 33, so it is the start of summer and likely to continue with the 30s, 34 in beijing. shanghai stormy thursday through friday. in europe, another round of action of severe thunderstorms. hail has been reported across southern germany and the balkans. this is likely to continue again throughout your t

the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> typhoon neoguri hits japan hard, causing mudslidesfloods and bringing death and destruction. >>> indonesians cast their ballots for president. part two of our series on the country shows how social media are affecting politics and the people. >>> a turn for the better. an inventor finds a way to make bicycles into objects that could be life savers. thanks for joining us. i'm minori takao. >>> to japan's biggest storm of the year. typhoon neoguri sent people scurrying for safety d

mudslides and rock slides, keep that in mind. it certainly max for colorful sunsets. this is tonight from emeryville camera. i love watching the clouds go through as the sun goes down. and now i am going to show you what it looks like as far as the dew points are concerned. still sticky around san carlos. mid60s for the dew points and hayward and sfo, we typically see dew points in the mid50s. hang in there if it is too humid for you. the financial district is in the fog. watch out in the morning. 60s right now in san francisco. oakland, san carlos, look at this 73 in san jose. still very warm and it is a foggy view. you will have to deal with that during the morning commute. low to mid60s, santa rosa, novato and 71 in livermore. and here a americay view from our golden gate camera. cloud, fog and sprinkles are possible. humid pattern a few more days and turning warmer. here is the water vapor imagery. there is a high pressure over nevada. that's been drying up the monsoonal flow. it is typical in the desert southwest. we see it in the sierra nevada. but for us to get

mudslides with very heavy rain, and just taking the extra precautions because this is going over populatedight over manila. and then it will impact mainland china by this weekend. so watching the storm, closely we are not over yet. moving over the philippines now. there is the shiite picture, and this track going over the philippines in's where it will be saturday, heading towards north vietnam. still in some temporary shelters. now high pressure dominating the western united states. hot and dry weather will continue, we will be talking about this cooler air that came down. below average temperatures there about ten to 20 degrees below the normal high, just as this moves through, we are getting more severe weather and flash flooding today. lifely a risk for severe storms will be there throughout the afternoon and evening. head of this front. along with that very heavy rain, the rain is also saturated so this will lead to flash flooding again, flash flood watches in effect, a repeat of tom, but the front is moving through, here is the back edge, drying out behind us, all that rain in the la

. >> in india hundreds could be trapped under a mudslide. 17 bodies have been pulled from the mud. it 457 after heavy rain. they have pulled out a few of the survivors but the thick mud and rain is hampering their search and rescue efforts. >>> and in romania after being hit by surging floodwaters two people dead and hundreds forecasted to evacuate. the town got as much as ten feet of water. >>> the french government has evacuated nearly french and british nationals from libya. the north african country has been unstable since it's up rising in 2011. dozens have been killed in clashes between rival militias. yesterday 30 people were killed. >>> officials in nigeria say they're trying to find more than 30,000 people who may have been exposed to the deadly ebola virus. nigeria's first case surfaced in legos. an american traveling to liberia collapsed at the airport and then died last friday. now those caring for ebola patients are dying themselves. dominick cane has more. >> reporter: this is another life lost to ebola. one of a growing number claimed by this deadlly virus. now the m

that is a mudslide. it was caught on a closed circuit camera near the central japanese city of nagano. people have been told to move to safe locations. thousands are in shelters now as that unstable earth puts many people in peril. sue? >>> ty, the benchmark teleaviv 100 and 25 both down just slightly today. the big etfs tracking israeli stocks falling here in the united states today on the down day. none the less, this on a day three of israel's campaign to stop hamas missile fire from gaza. this is video just released by israel's army targeting a weapons manufacturing plant. israel also attacking a massive underground network of tunnels where hamas leaders and fighters are hiding. it's also where they're reportedly hiding missile launchers. this video of gaza just came into the newsroom moments ago showing a burning building in the strip. despite all the israeli attacks hamas has still been able to fire dozens of rockets into israel causing jishs. some of the missiles are joo fired at the experimental

the water was strong enough to unleash this 600-foot-long mudslide. crews working through the night clearing the mess. no injuries were reported. and some of the hardest-hit areas, firefighters say they received nearly a dozen calls from drivers stuck in floodwaters. officials are warning people if they can't see the ground turn around. and this morning we have already seen heavy rain though it has been missing for the last several hours. emergency crews are on stand-by for any more threats of mudslides as we're expecting more rain later today. the flash flood lasts until later this afternoon. >>> a wildfire in california's yosemite national park is still too dangerous for people to return home this morning. about 45 families are being kept away. crews are fighting from above in a battle that's claimed 5.5 square miles since saturday. this morning the fire is about 35% contained. >>> a grim find inside an american military plane overseas is raising new security questions and concerns this morning. david martin is at the pentagon with the investigation

. >>> heavy rains in india are hindering rescue efforts after a mudslide. at least 30 people were killed when a wall of mud quite literally covered an entire village. the authorities fear that the death toll could reach 150. >> reporter: rescuers rush the survivors to safety. this village is used to heavy rains, but on tuesday, it received more than 10 centimeters in one day. in the early hours of wednesday, the saturated hillside slipped and fell on the village below, burying many of the 700 residents as they slept. >> i had come to visit my relatives. i often come here. when i arrived, i discovered that the entire village had been destroyed. >> reporter: it suffers from poor mobile phone access, so news of the disaster was slow to reach the emergency services. now hundreds of rescuers are on hand to treat the wounded and heavy machinery is digging them out. >> in this place, there were 40 to 50 houses, and i checked with my superior, and we think 100 to 150 people are trapped under the debris. >> reporter: he sent the interior minister to the discover are

the lake tahoe area, and flash flood watch in effect until friday at 5:00 p.m., and then rock and mudslides, so if you have travel plans keep that in mined. here are your dew point temperatures, mostly in the 50s. remember, we had 60s yesterday, so that's a little bit muggier than what we are used to, but we will trend with less humidity for tomorrow. take a look at the ocean temperatures. right now extremely mild, in the low 60s in san francisco towards monterey bay. and the average testimony running higher. we are looking at mild nights. some drizzle with a little more moisture to work with. you can see the winds right now. fairfield gusting to 37 out of the southwest and 28 in livermore, and it's getting breezy out there. beautiful view from the lake tahoe camera. they are not seeing thunderstorms but they have a possibility of that tonight, and scatters thunderstorms in the next few days. it's 77 in san jose, and 78 in gilroy. today's high temperatures are down in most areas, and emeriville showing you a few clouds. here are your numbers. 69 in santa rosa, and 70s from napa to concord,

all that water has caused mudslides in two cities leading to blocked roads and it's inundated houses in other cities. authorities say more floods and landslides are possible and have issued 2,500 households with evacuation advisories or orders. >>> let's now bring in our meteorologist, jonathan oh. neoguri downgraded to a severe tropical storm. what does this mean and what can we expect here in japan? >> the weakening of the storm does not mean the impact will be significantly less. in fact, the greatest concern with the system now is the potential to bring a lot of rainfall and a lot of flooding problems. you can see here on this perspective already the influence of neoguri still covering kyushu, now moving to parts of southern portals of south korea. now the clouds are starting to swirl in further north into japan. the concern again is the rainfall. yes, the winds are going to be a part of the story but take a look at what we saw during the past 24 hours in okinawa. up to 374 millimeters of rain reported in naha. so yes, a copious amount of rain has fallen over the area in okinawa.

heavy rain could lead to rock and mudslides. outdoors, hiking, doing activity, keep that in mind. wind gusts to 32 miles an hour in fair field. breezy at sfo. 25. 29 in livermore, concord at 24. from lake ta hotahoe camera, th starting to move out of the picture. clouds now but they have scattered showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for friday and saturday afternoon. slight chance on sunday. 66 in san francisco right now. 71 in oakland. mild in san jose. 74 degrees. 79 gilroy. look at the great sky. 70 santa rosa, napa, novato. 77 fair field. 76 livermore. low clouds from the south beach cam across the bay. cloudy and mild morning with patchy drizzle. warm next two days. it's going to get humid this weekend between saturday evening and sunday afternoon/evening hours. water vapor showing you the high to our east, low to the west, pulling up another plume of moisture for the weekend. tonight, you're fine. friday fine. it's still dry heat we're used to. by saturday into sunday, more cloudiness, mugginess means it's going to get sticky again here in the bay area. something we're