the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for western camden county in southern new jersey southwestern philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania northern gloucester county and southern new jersey until seven pm at six twenty four pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a round of severe thunderstorms the severe storms extended from philadelphia international later p.t. to trainer to back it moving east at thirty five mph these storms are capable of producing damaging winds in excess of sixty miles per hour severe thunderstorms will be near mostly colin powell's boat around six thirty five pm gloucester city and west deptford around six forty pm bellman would be very high through around six forty five pm turner's violent magnolia around six fifty five pm this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path moving towards to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so reports severe weather to local law enforcement or to the national weather

more detail coming from the national weather service. >>> the drought out west has caused water levels to fall to historic lows at lake mead. one of the main reservoirs in the colorado river water system, about an hour east of las vegas. federal officials say that if water levels there drop just five more feet, they'll have to cut back on water delivery to people in arizona and nevada. julia, our information specialist has more on this. we have been reporting so much on the drought on the west coast and the measures put into place, it's getting more serious. >> look at this water bed, totally dried up. you can into in the background there are docks where boats used to be able to pull in. but unfortunately not anymore. and then over here, again you can see cars parked where the water used to come in. right now it's only 35% full, lake mead. and then over here, again, more closeup picture of the docks. >> wow. this should be floating off. >> yep. >> these should be -- >> they should be filled with boats. no longer there. and then over here, again, incredible picture of the dock, the wate

the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for western camden county in southern new jersey southwestern philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania northern gloucester county and southern new jersey until seven pm at six twenty four pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a round of severe thunderstorms the severe storms extended from philadelphia international later p.t. to trainer to back it moving east at thirty five mph these storms are capable of producing damaging winds in excess of sixty miles per hour severe thunderstorms will be near mollica colin powell's boat around six thirty five.

and the national weather service can do the same thing. they are working and have so many pressures and so many news it is hard to decipher them all. i spent 12 years of weather data and i am a firm believer -- it isn't computers. it is putting more details in the start of the forecast with more knowledge giving you a better idea. >> host: the reality is it is a short supply of money from the government. and you are the head of noah. can you take this technology directly to planes without having them to pay for it and still provide the service working with the weather? >> guest: here is the good news. as noah and all of our federal budgets are challenged the market comes in to work with them and close the gap because it is a good opportunity. we work with noah every day and supplement what they do in concern places where we can net value. we don't want them to go away. we are not a competitor. >> host: i know you are not a competitor. thank you very much. >> host: how important is technology to your home district in texas? >> guest: it is e

. >> reporter: we have flood advisories issued by the national weather service. we'll start you out at the philadelphia international airport. we're not seeing any weather delays at this point. we've had heavy rain pull through there, as well. we have rain and fog along the coast, and muggy temperatures. satellite and radar we'll set it in motion the stalled out front system is sitting from new england to the carolina coast, what you're seeing there is a small area of low pressure that developed along the front. it is racing often by toward the northeast. most of the heavy moisture has worked out to sea and conditions are starting to improve. we've seen one to two inches of rain in the area highlighted in green. it's created ponding on roadways and flooding and low-lying areas. some of the roads get closer to the coach, they don't drain very well. if you're traveling over the next couple of hours, you may be fine one minute and the next minute you may encounter a road that has ponding and puddling. take it slow. all the new york airports are on time, washington,

the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch. this just happened to nice to get -- two minutes ago. file -- of the rain rainfall totals. skies are cloudy here in d.c. it is going to be a cool day. i think we will get a break this afternoon. more wet weather tonight after dark. we will talk about that and the threat of severe storms. that is coming up in a few moments. >> thank you. we will check in with you in just a little bit. flowers are palling up outside the home of robin williams in california. fans have been leaving tributes to the late actor on his star on the hollywood walk of fame. actor frankat the whitted in good will hunting. he was found dead. he was 63. the medical examiner's office is expected to do an autopsy later today. the county sheriff's office will have a press conference at 2:00 this afternoon. actor hadist said the been battling depression recently. investigators say his death was a suicide. john gonzalez takes a look at what affects so many everyday. >> it seemed he was full of was slowly williams losing

the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a flash flood warning for northeastern bucks county in eastern pennsylvania suddenly high county in eastern pennsylvania west central bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania northwestern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania until ten thirty pm at six thirty one pm rain continues to fall over the area after heavy thunderstorms don't do the three inches or more over the past two hours this rainfall is expected to cause flooding of some creeks and streams in particular the proteome creek and upper montgomery county locations in the warning include but are not limited to m. aas ancient oaks science toppan lyons kutztown in clarksville do not drive your vehicle into areas where the water covers the roadway a lot of depth may be too great to allow your car to cross safely moved to higher ground a flash flood warning means that flooding is imminent or occurring if you are in the warning area move to higher ground immediately residents living along streams and creeks should take immediate commons to protect life and pr

>> we do not see any rotation, but the national weather service has gone ahead and issued this for northern rock in him. also shenandoah, and this is on till six: 45, and this is moving off towards the east at about 40 miles per hour, and will of producing what could be some spin, but right now, it does not look like a whole lot. front, rapidly improving conditions. we will see temperatures that will warm into the middle 80's. >> we will see you here. "world news >>> welcome to abc news. breaking tonight, what we've now learned about the final hours of robin williams's life. the family has lost a husband, a father, tonight remembering your favorite moments and the moment we found today, robin williams, christopher reeve, and the promise they made to each other. >>> breaking now, the deadly flood emergency, the major cities we're watching tonight, cars carried out on bulldozers, passengers swimming to safety. ginger zee is right here. >>> developing now near st. louis, will the police chief reveal that officer after an unarmed teenager is shot. what he's decided after more tear gas in the st

the national weather service reports some communities received an entire summer's worth of rainfall in a matter of hours. >> another subject. unless the u.s. supreme court intervenes, same-sex marriage can begin in the commonwealth of virginia one week from today. u.s. court of appeals refused to -- the -- the group defending the ban will seek a stay from the u.s. supreme court. >> court testimony today revealed just how much credit card debt virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen faced while in office. an f.b.i. agent testified that at one point their credit card debt was just shy of $100,000. the virginia beach mayor who was president of time bank, testified that in a 2012 personal financial statement bob mcdonnell made no mention of the loans from businessman jonnie williams. >> an official from pentagon federal credit union said earlier this year, bob mcdonnell made changes to a loan application just days after the criminal investigation began. >> and now a developing story in the district. the manhunt for two men accused of shooting an off duty metropolitan police de

. >> information used by casa and the national weather service helped meteorologists at kfar in oklahomatornado hit moore on may 20th. >> on i-54, big debris ball, the debris ball is over a mile wide. >> advances in storm prediction technology continues to improve. >> if you are in a firsting home or hospital or school, you would like to have as much lead time as possible. >> as advanced as weather prediction is becoming, nothing takes place of design innovations which ensures that buildings remain standing even in the most severe tornadoes. >> we heard it was on the ground, looked like it was going to be a bad one. >> jimmy fleming, public information officer for moore public schools. >> being on the cutting edge of technology that lets us predict the storms. >> in the reconstruction of the plaza towers, how much innovation is being implemented to ensure safety? >> the main thing is the actual storm shelter itself. these particularly storm shelter walls itself, reinforced in through the ceiling, if a tornado were to hit the building the shelter's going to stand. >> do you think this is

several counties under a red flag warning, you can see them on red on a national weather service map -- the fire weather watch is in effect for other counties, including sacramento and solano county. abc7 emergencies frances dinglasan is tracking the weather. >> live doppler 7hd showing you the area of the map where we have the weather watch. this does include areas in solano county, vallejo, benecia. the red-flag warning in higher elevations, and we have had numerous thunderstorms and lightning strikes in the sierra. here's all the lightning near lake tahoe. this is all due to a low pressure system bringing some moisture into the bay area. we will have a chance of lightning as well tomorrow, into tuesday. i'll let you know more about that and have the forecast coming up. >> four wildfires continue to burn this evening in northern california. all north of sacramento. together they story scorched nearly 146 square miles. fires started july 31st and destroyed seven homes and two commercial buildings, now 45% contained. >>> to developing news in san jose where thety is preparing to clea

and the national weather service issued flash flood warnings for these individual storms that were around los angeles. look at the terrain here. this is google earth, it shows a funnel, all this rain over this area led to the flash flooding. further north we are still seeing rain but not enough of it where we need it. could see flash flooght today, to the -- flooding today, this red flag warning. the visible satellite picture, it shows the smoke from the complex of fires in northern california. these are thunderstorms. and from much of the country you may notice the haze in the air. this is tracking the smoke from idaho to montana and the smoke goes all the way over the central portion of the country with pleem smoke. you might -- medium smoke. you will notice the smoke in the air from the temperatures out west. that spin, that low causing the rain out west, maybe a few showers and storms across the northern plains but a little too much rain where we don't need it after you get about one or two inches, that extra three or four caused all the flooding. >> the state can't catch a break. dav

i tapped into the national weather service storm report. in green haven, maryland, south of baltimore, 10.32 inches of rain. five inches in jessup, maryland. nearly four inches in oxon hill, maryland. we are trying out today. the winds, down to 9 miles an hour. temperatures relatively warm. 82 degrees. you can see the fair-weather clouds. temperatures across the region in the 70's and low 80's. we'll climb into the mid ynts for highs today. look at the wind speed and direction. northwesterly winds are helping to draw in a lot of this dryer air. also it's helping to evaporate some of the moisture. there are numerous delays between 30 and 90-minute delays at newark, la guardia, and philadelphia. midsection of the country dry. shouldn't have any travel delays there. overall they are delightful weather for this hump day. believe it or not we have more august-like weather. i have more on that coming up. >> we'll see you then. thank you. st. louis police say they are not sure the shooting by one of their officers last night is in any way related

the national weather service stresses tides will be above normal. minor flooding. it will be areas that are vulnerable to flooding where we'll see the water pile up. musikfest wraps up. keith urban is the headliner. temperatures in the mid 80s, they will drop off once the sun sets. 86 degrees tomorrow, 80 degrees tuesday and wednesday with the showers transitioning over to heavy downpours, thursday and friday looks great. 78 degrees thursday, 79 friday. and saturday, 82. you two are heading to musikfest. we were just talking about do we need sleeves tonight? >> reporter: we'll be in the mid 70s. >> don't forget you can take the new 6abc.com wherever you go, the smart design facilities any device including tablets and smart phone no matter how small or large your screen, check it out at 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >> local students were awarded scholarships that will help the pressure of paying for college education. high school graldz received 2,000 -- grads received 2,000-dollar scholarships from dunkin' donuts. they were picked based on on their academi >> welcome

and the national weather service says a strong el niÑo, the one that almost guarantee that's we woulda wet winter, that kind of el niÑo is not likely this winter. when it comes to the drought, that is very bad news for the entire state of california. no rainfall on the radar tonight or the next several nights because this is our dry season. lows 50 or 60 degrees tonight. we will see mid 50s for santa rosa and san jose. here is the deal. the low pressure area gave us some rainfall is now sitting over utah and colorado and wyoming. it is moving away from us. quiet weather, high pressure is moving in. but where will it be the centered? that will determine our wind position. this is a great spot for the weekend. just enough of the on shore flow cuts into the heat. inland, you will be warm, but not hot. not so much of the ocean influence that you stay cloudy. you will get afternoon sunshine. next week, a little fly in the ointment will draw in tropical moisture. that is the only change from what should be a very pleasant but dry next seven days. a lot of cloud cover, a lot of fog near the

this is from the national weather service in reno. couple inches deep. got this from a spotter. this is from this evening around the tim the the rain started coming down. it was pouring in tahoe around the dinner time hour and they even had of course the small hail that piled up. you will see striking here watching carefully. so definitely some strong thunderstorms. about 71 hundredths of an inch of rain at south like tahoe. we certainly need more of that no doubt about it. of before watching some low cloud right now along the coast pushing in over the bay and here's view of some of the cloud from our exploratorium camera. temperatures in the 60's from san francisco to san carlos san jose 59 gilroy 57 half machine bay visibility still fine from the camera lacking across the bay. low clouds there. 50's santa rosa novato. concord livermore kgo are camera a glimpse of the bay. low clouds overnight tonight. temperatures rebound tomorrow and we are looking at warm to hot weather wednesday through friday. here's the system upper low that brought the heavy wren to nevada. some heavy ra

in new york the national weather service warned of life threatening flash flooding in parts of the area. many surprised by the speed of the rising water had to be rescued. when was the last time you've seen it this bad? >> i actually worked during hurricane sandy, and it's been that kind of day. >> reporter: in southern new jersey nine inches of rain fell in a matter of hours forcing families to evacuate overnight and destroying many homes. the same storm system dumped rain in delaware and maryland causing flooding across the area. it's not just the northeast. there was a dramatic rescue in phoenix as a man's car was being swept away, forcing him to leap to safety. >> we've seen a rivet of concrete turn into a river of mud here. >> reporter: in detroit streets remain closed for the third straight day after heavy rain this week left highways submerged. flooding killed one person and displaced families. >> the ground came up and i just remember screaming at him saying we got to go. it's not safe. >> reporter: and over the weekend security cameras were rolling at good samaritan hospital in

the national weather service can be replaced and they're working -- they have so many pressures i've spent 12 years in the weather and i'm a firm believer we have plenty of computers. we need more detail. more knowledge in. --the reality is it's a very amount of money and we know that noaa -- you're the head of noaa now. can you take this technology directly to the planes without knowing a way to pay for it and provide the service? >> and here's the good news. -- are challenged, the commercial market will come in and work with them. because it's a big commercial opportunity. so it doesn't have to be the government to pay to do it all. >> yeah. > so we work with them and try to come up with places where we can add -- we don't want them to go away. they're not a competitor. >> i know they're not a competitor. but thank you very much. i appreciate even though -- knowing this exists. thank you very much. >> thank you. enjoy the rest of the -- >> thank you very much, i appreciate it. >> congresswoman eddie bernice johnson is a ranking member on the science committee here. how important is

. >> of course we'll have more on that chase and the words of warning from the national weather service that created unnecessary concern in a northern california community. also the new device that is honing in on heart problems before a patient even notices something is wrong. and michael fip anney on buying rental car issuance and a local woman who learned an important lesson by about reading the fin print. that is in a half hour. >>> and the centers for disease control says nearly a million americans may be infected with lyme disease because of a tick bite. if you're not diagnosed properly, you can get permanent damage. >> i couldn't write, i couldn't read, i couldn't remember things. and i used to say at parties that i couldn't understand them, that's how bad it got. >> people don't though they we infect and they get bizarre symptom that is can be difficult to diagnose. >>>. >> so join us sunday at 10:00 a.m. to learn how amy was able to improve your health and we'll also meet a family with two kids struggling with lyme disease. we'll offer resources to help families. >> and lime di

. >>> and fire danger around the bay area after a national weather service issues a warning about possible lightning strikes. ktvu's rosemary orozco will be here to tell you the areas included in that warning. >>> welcome back to the ktvu news at noon. oakland police are now looking at surveillance video after six people were injured in a crash. it happened last night at about 10:30 on 35th avenue and international boulevard. police say a pickup truck and car collided causing the truck to then hit a person walking nearby. police say one of the vehicles ran a red light. the pedestrian was taken to the hospital in critical condition and at least five other people inside the vehicles were also injured. >>> san francisco police are summing up the outside lands music festival as a fairly tame event this year, with few troublemakers. they say more than 200,000 people turned out for the event. the biggest problem came from people trying to sneak into the three-day long concert. officers cited about 140 people for trespassing, another 35 for scalping tickets. nine were cited for being drunk in pub

that's prompted the national weather service to issue a lightning advisory.e bay area, it covers parts of santa clara, alameda, contra costa and napa counties. as kelly ryan reports, lightning is not welcome as crews continue to battle wildfires. >> they have seen some lightning strikes on the ground. >> reporter: fire crews are already battling 10 fires in northern california and now they are on even more high alert as thunderstorms roll in in parts of northern california. >> thunderstorms when they build up you will see them build up, bubble up. they look like they are brewing almost. they will collapse in on themselves pushing erratic winds down and come out, if that hits the fire it pushes the fire out. >> reporter: according to the u.s. forest service, lightning has sparked 26 wildfires in northern california since august 1. >> we have one in mendocino county. we have a number of them up in siskiyou county and more in shasta counties. >> reporter: they say the drought is making the battle tougher as dry grass fuels the flames. with current fires not expe

is some concern for people who are out fishing or mariner and marine statement issued by national weather service that is in effect now through sun afternoon for our coast line and water. swell from the tropical storm could generate stronger currents. certainly chaotic mix swell is expected. so be careful throughout if you are going to go out. in southern california if travel to the beaches there this upcoming weekend risk of republic current due to the south swell from the exploratorium camera low cloud around coyote tower. temperatures low mid 60's really mild for san francisco oakland san jose san carlos gilroy 61 half moon bay 59 degrees high pressure from 2 to 16 degree ins cop cord and santa rosa so it was a warmer day. emeryville camera nice view across the bay. temperatures in the 50's for santa rosa novato 61 in napa upper 60's cop cord livermore still pretty warm as we expect for summertime in the evening from our roof cam are visibility is good here. morning fog at the coast and bay a little cooler tomorrow and we are looking at mild to warm weekend coming up. so if you have out door p

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the national weather service says this is the most significant southerly swell since 1996. the high surf will end friday, but until then lifeguards warn inexperienced swimmers should stay out of the water. teri okita, newport beach, california. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" now malaysian airlines announces cuts. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. malaysian airlines is cutting about thousand jobs. it follows the shooting down of the jet over ukraine and the disappearance of flight 370 over the ocean. >>> google is building drones for a package delivery system. a fleet of drones is in development at google's project wing to carry merchandise to customers from its online store. test flights in australia recently delivered a first aid kit, candy bars, dog treats, and water to two farmers. that puts google in a race with amazon to use an unmanned aircraft to deliver packages. >>> here on wall street today concerns about international conflict and european inflation before the end of the month holiday weekend could stenld stocks lower. the dow lost 42 points thursday

. >> national weather service is warning beach-goers about the large waves. also strong rip currents as well in southern california. >> you're a surfer. >> yeah. i have paddled out and it looks really good when you're paddling out and then you get out there on top of one of those monsters, what am i doing and how can i get back to shore! that was only about 15 feet. but 30 feet is huge. we are seeing some big swells along our coastline as well but not like they are in southern california. the south-facing beaches will see some swells about 6 to 8 feet here at ocean beach. the undertow will be strong. even if you're just wading in the water, you need to be careful. >> i saw the the board on your car. are you heading out? >> i'm headed out now, that's right. it's going to be a great afternoon. lots of sunshine. >> no, you're not. >> they love hurricanes. >> got to have a long board for that is your of. >> stay on the sand. that's the lesson here. >> stay on the sand. >> tune in tomorrow at 4:30. [ laughter ] >> see if i'm here. >> he will be. [ laughter ] >>> t

is some concern for people who are out fishing or mariner and marine statement issued by national weather service that is in effect now through sun afternoon for our coast line and water. swell from the tropical storm could generate stronger currents. certainly chaotic mix swell is expected. so be careful throughout if you are going to go out. in southern california if travel to the beaches there this upcoming weekend risk of republic current due to the south swell from the exploratorium camera low cloud around coyote tower. temperatures low mid 60's really mild for san francisco oakland san jose san carlos gilroy 61 half moon bay 59 degrees high pressure from 2 to 16 degree ins cop cord and santa rosa so it was a warmer day. emeryville camera nice view across the bay. temperatures in the 50's for santa rosa novato 61 in napa upper 60's cop cord livermore still pretty warm as we expect for summertime in the evening from our roof cam are visibility is good here. morning fog at the coast and bay a little cooler tomorrow and we are looking at mild to warm weekend coming up. so if you have out door p

the national weather service say that is the eye of the storm made land fall with the winds reachinge than 50 miles an hour. businesses boarded up the windows and restaurants and hospitals are closed. there are wide spread out ages for thousands of people. >> bad stuff does happen. i hope that the whole island gathers together and maintains the spirit. >> we got this from a social media site and it shows people lined up to get a shelter. there's a flash flood watch for the islands and they predict that the big island will get five to ten inches of rain and a foot or more in the higher elevation. although this it's not expected to come on land it's a category three and predicted to pass north of the island on sunday and monday. the governor say that is the state is prepared but has a warning for the residence. >> do not drive if you absolutely do not have to. please. do not drive unless you absolutely have to. if there's some emergency that we can not respond to. we need to keep the roads as clear as we can. >> i just checked on line and four flights were canceled and the remaining fl

. >> reporter: i was looking on the national weather service the homepage, the highs all months each and everyday not one has been above average for 16 days now. i don't mind that, but a lot of people would like it warmer so they can enjoy the final few weeks of summer, at least unofficially it comes to an end. it hadn't felt like the dog days of august. those you in penns landing looking at clouds out there. a light breeze out of the west/northwest. comfortable humidity levels. 77 degrees in philadelphia. 77 is the number for trial tren. 74 in wilmington. poconos 69. reading, 73 and lancaster, 69 degrees, the temperature depends 0 on where you are, the winds are shifting, this is a drier wind that will make its way into the delaware valley. across south jersey and delaware where the humidity has come up a little bit that will decrease overnight tonight and tomorrow will be an enjoy day with comfortable temperatures and low humidity leaves. storm tracker 6 live double scan here's all that's left from the heavier showers this morning that pushed through the lehigh valley and the pocon

according to the national weather service, drought condition will likely persist or intensify as we goal fall. water shortages will be a continued issue. temperatures on tuesday nearly 30 degrees in los angeles. seattle, as well. hot across the east. hottest place is going to the mid part of the u.s. ft. smith, 37 degrees on tuesday. oklahoma city, 37 on tuesday. much higher than average. stay hydrated to avoid heatstroke. finally over toward europe, cooler weather is dominating the northern areas while hot weather is dominating the iberian peninsula. we have a system coming in that is also providing wet and windy conditions for areas like the british isles, across germany as well as poland. even tornado cannot be ruled out in several places like the southern u.k., northern front, as well as the low countries into tuesday morning. temperatures are as follows. much cooler than average in the north. quite hot weather over the south. here's the extended forecast. ♪ >>> our top story again -- a funk court has ruled that the 2011 nuclear accident was to blame for evacuee's suicide. it's ord

the national weather service says up to 2-inches of rain fell in about an hour in northern phoenix this morning. the storm knock out power to nearly 3,000 homes but fortunately no major injuries have been reported. >>> nothing like that for us. unfortunately. we've got dry conditions to continue through the five day. temperatures are going to warm slightly over today's numbers. these were the highs today. little warmer than yesterday. sunday was kind of chilly. 63 in pacifica. highs tomorrow maybe a degree or two they budge up. the marine layer is really deep right now. so when i see deep i mean fat and thick. that marine layer is up around 3,000 feet in some places. almost not even an inversion at all. it's so broad that the fog is flowing over the hills and already making its way into some of the inland bay valleys. we're going to see a chilly foggy kind of evening with fog for everyone when you wake up tomorrow morning. the reason for that is our low pressure center the the north: here is where the fog is now. pushing into san francisco. pushing across toward san pablo, toward richmo

is some concern for people who are out fishing or mariner and marine statement issued by national weather serviceis in effect now through sun afternoon for our coast line and water. swell from the tropical storm could generate stronger currents. certainly chaotic mix swell is expected. so be careful throughout if you are going to go out. in southern california if travel to the beaches there this upcoming weekend risk of republic current due to the south swell from the exploratorium camera low cloud around coyote tower. temperatures low mid 60's really mild for san francisco oakland san jose san carlos gilroy 61 half moon bay 59 degrees high pressure from 2 to 16 degree ins cop cord and santa rosa so it was a warmer day. emeryville camera nice view across the bay. temperatures in the 50's for santa rosa novato 61 in napa upper 60's cop cord livermore still pretty warm as we expect for summertime in the evening from our roof cam are visibility is good here. morning fog at the coast and bay a little cooler tomorrow and we are looking at mild to warm weekend coming up. so if you have out door plans b

the national weather service keeping a close eye on a storm that could eventually become hurricane cristobal. tropical disturbance is forming near the dominican republic and expected to become a trop tropical storm within the week headed toward florida. authorities are warning of heavy rain, flooding, possible mud slides in the eastern caribbean. meanwhile heavy rain and flooding are causing mud slides in north central washington state there. at least ten homes have been damaged or destroyed in an area already devastated by the largest wildfire in the state's history. >>> you think politics in this corrupt are nasty? check out this political rally. involving soccer, furniture, and police. we've got the dramatic details of what happened here coming up next. and the implications of an executive order on immigration. how many undocumented workers it could save from deportation and the repercussions during election season. scratch craig? your choice. what are you doing with that key jake? i'm thinking of scratching your car. well, you should stop thinking that. you're a little too precious with

lasts until 5:45, and depending on how quickly that lasts, little pocket gets out of here, national weather service may allow it to expire soon. current viabilities, little less than ideal depending on location dropping below 2 miles, allentown mount pocono, pine land areas where you have lot of trees obviously to sort of soak in the moisture, you can see fog form very easily, with this casino after set up. so just watch for that, as well, as the damp roads out there. bob will have the latest check for now second. meanwhile, current temperatures in the mid 60s actually still at 70. so mild and muggy start to the day. and as we go forward in the forecast again expect to still see lingering showers around umbrella not the worse idea today. >> 4:32, some overnight crews really toughing it out here in the rain. northbound lanes of i-95, as you come up toward 291 and philadelphia international airport shall everybody pushed over to the right side. now, this is little different pattern than it has been the last couple days. everybody moved over to the right, of course the rain making for yucky start. had

millville, we're getting some of the reports in from the national weather service.they picked up 8.92 inches of rainfall yesterday, the second highest tailly rainfall on record dating back to 1947. right now we want to check in with nbc 10's jesse gary who's live in millville for a closer lack at some of the flooding. good morning, jesse. britteny, good morning to you. a lot of the floodwater has abated but there's danger from gas leaks in the area, especially impacting homes here on rhonda drive in cedar. the gas companies are working in the back ground. they have shut off gas to two homes already, they're now working on a third. floodwaters damaged the basements of three homes here. some people were rescued by boat, other families made it out on their feet carrying belongings and pets with them. the red cross of south jersey is here rourke working to assist residents. an exact count, not available right now. we're working to edit sound with impacted residents to try to have that for you in the next 30 minutes. we're live, cumberland county, jesse gary, nbc 10 news

this is from the national weather service in reno. couple inches deep. got this from a spotter.is from this evening around the tim the the rain started coming down. it was pouring in tahoe around the dinner time hour and they even had of course the small hail that piled up. you will see striking here watching carefully. so definitely some strong thunderstorms. about 71 hundredths of an inch of rain at south like tahoe. we certainly need more of that no doubt about it. of before watching some low cloud right now along the coast pushing in over the bay and here's view of some of the cloud from our exploratorium camera. temperaturesfrancisco t san francisco to san carlos san jose 59 gilroy 57 half machine bay visibility still fine from the camera lacking across the bay. low clouds there. 50's santa rosa novato. concord livermore kgo are camera a glimpse of the bay. low clouds overnight tonight. temperatures rebound tomorrow and we are looking at warm to hot weather wednesday through friday. here's the system upper low that brought the heavy wren to nevada. some heavy rain to tahoe

sixty-five in mount holly where our national weather service regional headquarters is located. meanwhile as the day progresses, it is a really nice day. watch out after that sprinkle it is not enough that you need an umbrella but just a heads up. by tomorrow this is my favorite day in the forecast, flirting with 80. just warm enough with low humidity, nice little dose of the late september, looking ahead in the early part of the weekend till really nice on saturday but by sunday we are spiking on the thermometer and it is going to be all in advance of our next approaching system which is at this point it looks like it is bringing in some showers late in the day on sunday and then it does look a little bit more active into next week, ukee, back to you. >>> here are a couple stories kyw news radio 1060 will be following. there is a verdict in the trial of the upper merion man charge with the murder of his parents and twin brother. montgomery county company is again using cutting edge technology, to digitally preserve a are recognizable piece of american history. check in two, thr

this is from the national weather service in reno. couple inches deep. got this from a spotter. this is from this evening around the tim the the rain started coming down. it was pouring in tahoe around the dinner time hour and they even had of course the small hail that piled up. you will see striking here watching carefully. so definitely some strong thunderstorms. about 71 hundredths of an inch of rain at south like tahoe. we certainly need more of that no doubt about it. of before watching some low cloud right now along the coast pushing in over the bay and here's view of some of the cloud from our exploratorium camera. temperatures in the 60's from san francisco to san carlos san jose 59 gilroy 57 half machine bay visibility still fine from the camera lacking across the bay. low clouds there. 50's santa rosa novato. concord livermore kgo are camera a glimpse of the bay. low clouds overnight tonight. temperatures rebound tomorrow and we are looking at warm to hot weather wednesday through friday. here's the system upper low that brought the heavy wren to nevada. some heavy ra

. >>> the national weather service says the chances of a strong el nino expected to develop are shrinking. the chances have been downgraded. el ninos in the pacific ocean have led to wet winters in california in the past, and with our record drought, even the hint of a wet winter has been welcome news. nasa satellites now showing the warming in the ocean actually reversed last month. >>> but the other big weather story is still developing at this hour. tropical storm iselle is still dumping rain and pumping wind on to the hawaiian islands. that storm hit early this morning and has not let up yet. when it is over, the hawaiians will only have a few hours before another storm makes landfall. >> in fact, rob mayeda has been tracking all of that. i see that iselle is past hilo now, but they've got another one coming. >> we're watching the storm right now. iselle off to the west of the big island. where it's located now, it's providing the most widespread impact past oahu and maui. those gusts approaching 50. the track for the rest of the afternoon will take the storm away from the islands, gi

and so the national weather service can do the same thing, and they're working -- they have so many pressures and so many needs that it's hard to decipher them all. i'm a firm believer in -- [inaudible] it's not computers. we have great computers, we have plenty of computers, it's putting in more detail at the start of the forecast, more knowledge. more knowledge in gives you another -- [inaudible] >> the reality is, it's a very short -- [inaudible] from the government. and we know that noaa, can you take this technology directly to planes without having noaa to pay for it? and still provide -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> and here's the good news, that as noaa -- [inaudible] the commercial market will come in and work with them to close the gap. the commercial opportunity, it doesn't have to be left to the government to do it all. >> yeah. >> so we work with -- [inaudible] every day and supplement what we do -- [inaudible] we don't want them to go away. we're not a competitor. >> yes. >> we need what they do. >> no, i though you're not a competitor. well, thank you very much. i a

the national weather service says this is the most significant southerly swell since 1996. forecasters expect the high surf to end tomorrow, but until then, maurice, life guards say inexperienced swimmers should stay out of the water. >> dubois: teri okita, thank you. federal agents tonight are investigating a big bank robbery. cyber thieves broke into america's biggest bank, jpmorgan chase. homeland security correspondent bob orr has the details on that. bob. >> reporter: maurice, sources tell us the cyber attack happened earlier this month, and now the f.b.i. and the u.s. secret service have trying to determine just how much damage has been done. sources say a cyber thief may have gained unauthorized access to the data at jpmorgan chase by hacking into the personal computer of a single bank employee. some private account information reportedly was compromised in the breech, but so far jpmorgan chase has not seen any unusual fraud activity. in a statement the bank went on to say, "companies of our size unfortunately experience cyber attacks nearly every day. we have multip

the national weather service says some areas got more rain yesterday than they did all last summer. >> deluge. >>> time now for today's weather. scattered showers and thunderstorms across the southwest and four corners. severe storms across the midwest could bring hail and tornadoes and a band of heavy rain extends across the ohio valley up in the mid-atlantic and down into florida. >> most of the nation today will see temperatures in the 80s and 90s. 70s though in the pacific northwest and new england. >>> still ahead, a favorite among beer drinkers is being recalled for fears of pieces of glass in bottles. >>> and missing moms. the striking similarities in the cases that have investigators looking into whether the disappearances are connected. >>> plus, morning coffee at a restaurant nearly turned tragic for customers when a high-speed chase gets out of control. >>> welcome back. there are concerns over selected packages of corona. constellation brands, which imports the beer, is recalling some 12-ounce bottles of corona extra gold fearing glass particles could be inside. it's expec

the national weather service has cancelled a tropical storm warning for the big island as, he -- as hurricane iselle has avo already passed and hurricane julio is not expected to have a direct impact. and now back to "bulls lae s la bears." >>> it seems anywhere you turn, there is unrest in the world. you have troops in ukraine and iraq, and ebola in africa, and the market was up, friday, gary b, and you think that the hot spots could burn the investor's money? >> well, it is a good way to say it, brenda, because we are throwing a lot of tinder ott there, and while friday was a good day, you have to keep in mind that the market was flat for the week. the other four days were lousy, if you will, so that the market didn't really move. i think that after the past few weeks, i think that we are one mist mistake away from the market really diving. i don't know if it is going to happen, but i can imagine, you know, as we are flying over iraq or something, someone shoots up an air-to-air missile or something like that, and by accident one of the planes or the drones goes down, and then you cold see

the national weather service says some areas got more rain yesterday than they did all last summer. >> deluge. weather. now for today's scattered showers and thunderstorms across the southwest and four corners. severetorms across the midwest could bring hail and tnadoes and a band of heavy rain extends across the ohio valley up in the mid-atlantic and down into florida. >>ost of theion today will see tempetures in the 80s and 90s. 70s though in the pacific northwest. and new england. >>> still ahead, a favorite among beer drinkers is being recalled for fears of pieces of glass in the bolls. >> and missing mom. the striking similarities in the cases that have investigators look nothing whether the disappearances are connected. >>> plus, morning coffee at a restaurant nearly turned tragic for customers when a high-speed chase gets out of control. dad: so who's going to do what? boy: i'll pack the dead batteries. dad: great. girl: i'll only put what i don't need into a duffle bag. perfect. that's totally unhelpful. no problem. meanwhile, i will try to comfort everyone by speaking in a ca

scott, the national weather service says this was the rainiest day in new york state since record keeping began. >> pelley: don dahler, thank you, don. the storm system will bring heavy rain tonight across new england before it finally moves out. flood warnings were posted tonight in parts of massachusetts and new hampshire. and we were struck by this video, showing floodwaters bursting through the doors of good samaritan hospital in carney, nebraska, last friday. in seconds, the cafeteria was inundated. repais could take months. look at that. but the patients were never reached by the water. today, u.s. troops landed among refugees who remain stranded and starving on a mountaintop in iraq. several thousand ethnic yazidis ran to mount sinjar after an islamic extremist group known as isis over-ran much of northern iraq. president obama ordered air- strikes last week to push isis back. we have reports from iraq and the pentagon tonight. first, david martin. david. >> reporter: scott, a team of about 20 american green berets have just completed a reconnaissance mission on mount sinjar in whi

letting people watch closely to the set but you have to become quite curry >> reporter:the national weather service has issued a flash flood warning for parts of tuolumne county near yosemite. >> reporter:the warning is in effect for downstream from the twain harte dam. which is at risk of failing. >> reporter:the operator of the dam reported hearing loud booms. and seeing water flowing through breaks in the structure. >> reporter:the areas considered at risk are southwest of the town of twain harte. officials say the dam was opened yesterday afternoon to ease pressure on the cracks. >> reporter:information on how much of a threat the situation is soon. >> jacqueline: does resume and the rain. as i mentioned it is very dry up there right now. that is what is going on. but that can change. with a deadly see some light rain hit the ground. no lightning strikes. a lot of showers moving toward the central valley right now. spreading around the low pressure, so all of this uc by tier will be further to the west into tomorrow. rain totals on the lighter side but we will not see a lot of rain hit the grou

the national weather service says flooding is possible, but that iselle is "not a major hurricane. and keep in mind, another hurricane, julio is not far behind. hawaii has not been hit hard by a hurricane since 1992 -- when hurricane iniki roared ashore killing six people. and back here in the bay area. people are still flying out to hawaii for their summer vacations. >>: what if you have your summer vacation plan to go to a light and the still flying if they're not they're not. a lot of people still don't know. >>:kron 4's jackie sissle is live at s-f-o with more. >>:jackie? new this morning. here is a video that i've got a couple of minutes ago and the united terminal is furs united goes there's one flight that has already been canceled that is the 9 05 flight from here to honolulu. the letter flight is still on time. that will be leaving at 1046. that is all love and the air right now. malloy and airlines says that if you are traveling today or tomorrow you can change your plan without any fee. as far as people traveling today i actually didn't find anybody leaving. >>: it's bee