time-out nebraska. >> referee: time-out nebraska, their second.second time-out. >> sean: mike riley is a football lifer and the reason why mike wanted to get into coaching and mike has been all over this country and canada coaching. and it's a debut he's never going to forget win or lose. this has been an exciting game. a lot of twists and turns from start to finish. >> chris: i think he should be proud how the cornhuskers have played and looking into the future because of the play of tommy armstrong has been outstanding and mendenhall. they lost their nose guard, linebacker and safety. the worst place. oh, by the way, yeah, and the heisman trophy candidate taysom hill. >> sean: i love, love mangum. 0-6 in this half. mangum goes for the short throw. caught out of bounds. one second on the clock. now they do have time to fire it in the end zone. it wasn't going to get them close enough i don't think for a field goal in this win. >> chris: i guess maybe just to get the ball closer to throw the hail mary. >> sean: also run the risk the game ends. the

time-out nebraska. >> referee: time-out nebraska, their second.second time-out. >> sean: mike riley is a football lifer and the reason why mike wanted to get into coaching and mike has been all over this country and canada coaching. and it's a debut he's never going to forget win or lose. this has been an exciting game. a lot of twists and turns from start to finish. >> chris: i think he should be proud how the cornhuskers have played and looking into the future because of the play of tommy armstrong has been outstanding and mendenhall. they lost their nose guard, linebacker and safety. the worst place. oh, by the way, yeah, and the heisman trophy candidate hill. >> sean: i love, love mangum. 0-6 in this half. mangum goes for the short throw. caught out of bounds. one second on the clock. now they do have time to fire it in the end zone. it wasn't going to get them close enough i don't think for a field goal in this win. >> chris: i guess maybe just to get the ball closer to throw the hail mary. >> sean: also run the risk the game ends. they're fo

the famous bluff in nebraska. there were tv foundations where if you camp up there during the summer to look for buffalo in that sort of thing. i love the way the terrain started to dwarf are covered wagon. and that is essentially the same spot. you can see from that picture how brisk that flag is. the prevailing westerlies are 30 to 35 miles an hour almost every day. the same area from behind. so we got to a place called was going to get a sense of all security because he wagons were designed to go over rough terrain. the card is only two wheels and not as stable. we went up the hill diagonally and the logan the kark shifted and it did the perfect job of flipping. we didn't break the wheels and then we have the cart and i love that moment exists i knew was their first and we have to prove we could get back on the trail quickly produce it to my brother this will be wonderful for the book. [laughter] and my brother is going i hate your book. he had to fix fix it. i would say we are going to repair this and he would

another shot in nebraska. the was the famous trial there is the most whole chapter about him but a former pioneer and it was his decision to take the trail and preserve it basically it is preserved today even in congested areas you can find it. because of him along the trail the state's past bills just before world war i to mark the trail with a granite markers and a lot of them are still there this was taken in nebraska but we came across dozens of these. there we are going through the nebraska plains. the oregon trail is some of the biggest energy developments in the country are right along the oregon trail i guess because they took the trail for the wind as we found out. when it is a big thing that i learned. a member of the oregon trail association gave us this trail marker. there we are doing repairs. one we needed more water. this is the harness each mewl harnesses for each individual the always about 35 pounds but is a lot of work to throw that on your shoulder to get them worked up. me that happens to

on this day, a team from legal aid of nebraska that works in partnership with nebraska medicine is dispatchedinvestigate. diego's father, victor, shows them evidence of an infestation of bugs, including cockroaches. >> ( translated ): there are so many and we can't seem to get rid of them. they come and fumigate but there has been no relief from the problem. >> reporter: the bugs present too great a health risk to diego, whose immune system is a ticking time bomb. >> ( translated ): so, what we would like to do is maybe try to reach out and find some resources to help you guys find a new apartment. and then help you terminate the lease with the landlord and get your rental assistance or your rent deposit back, if that's ok with you. >> reporter: even though lawyers are often the last people doctors want to see involved in patient care, a new attitude has taken hold here. >> we physicians have relatively little understanding of the legal process. and we will say, we would say things like "you ought to be out of that house, you ought to be in someplace clean." and don't realize the downstream i

seenansas-nebraska act was as a pro-southern act. it was viewed as a proslavery act. when northerners decided popular sovereignty will decide the fate of kansas, we are going to send people to settle. that was viewed as an act of war by many missourians who assumed that had it would be theirs. it is so important to note that before there is a slave or issue in kansas, there is economic opportunity. nobody would have cared. nobody would have come had there not been economic opportunity in kansas. we look at the wide open space. we forget there are actually american indians living here at the time and making use of that space. two easterners, it looked like wide open, unused country. the railroads. the railroads are everything in the 19th century. the very night that topeka is founded, the missouri senator thomas hart benton is standing in maryland making a speech about the rich land of kansas and how the railroad is going to cut through that and open it up for everybody. that is for most on everyone's mine. everyone sees kansas as th land of opportunity. it does not ta

lincoln, nebraska, is where he got his own seat under him. him.s own feet under he really liked walker evans. when he got out to nebraska, he found himself thinking, how would walker evans take this picture? and then -- how would i take this picture? and that is when he made the transition from trying to remember all of the instructions other people had given him to just listening to his own mind. make the pictures the way he wanted to make them. he stayed in photography until his dying day. he went to texas to photograph ways the american workers were making the transition to war materials, the basis of the economy. this shows the many workers at a factory. previously, factories have been shut down. there were no jobs to be had. it is a mixed race group of people working there, which would not have happened before there was such a need for everybody to be put to work. as the united states got closer and closer to war, involvement fororld war ii, the funding the programs diminished and funding for defense programs increased. we needed documen

andrea morris was arrested at her apartment in lincoln, nebraska. >> and i introduced myself and toldrom des moines, iowa. when the blood drained from her face, and terry and i, the other detective that was there, we both commented about, wow, do you think she's guilty or not? >> but andrea said she was innocent, that mars davis was the killer. >> i didn't know which thing made me more angry, being accused of the murder or being called a pimp. >> andrea admitted performing a private dance for pat mcrae in his home and said pat mcrae attempted to assault her. >> she said pat mcrae pinned her to the couch and wouldn't let her up and was kissing her and she was trying to push him away. and he wouldn't get up. next thing she knows, mars davis is in the house over them and he's the one that starts stabbing pat mcrae. that was her story. >> but there was no blood all over the floor and only one set of foot impressions from a pair of size 7 boots, the same size worn by andrea morris. mars davis wore a size 13 shoe. >> big difference between a woman's size 7 and a man's size 13. and we didn't

surrounded by a red sea of nebraska fans, their star quarterback knocked out for the season with a broken foot, time running out. the cougars turned to their backup qb, freshman tanner mangum. >> launches it. goes for the end zone. the ball in the air. it drops. at the goal line! the cougars win it! the cougars win it! >> reporter: mangum's 42-yard hail mary to mitch mathews, about as epic as they come. because mangum hadn't even suited up since 2012. and for the last two years, he's a missionary for the mormon church. >> i just got back from my mission, but i knew i had to be ready to go. >> reporter: nebraska hadn't lost a season opener in 29 years. >> i was actually crying. >> reporter: long before some cornhusker fans were even born. >> i think that was an ugly pass. >> reporter: ugly? well, even mangum admits it wasn't his best. >> i underthrew it a little bit. came out wobbly, but glad it got there. and glad that mitch made a play on it. it was amazing. >> reporter: amazing for sure. and a debut that'll be hard to top. >> the cougars win it! the cougars win it! >> reporter: clayton

hecoln, nebraska was where served out his own feet under him. tryingthat, he had been to copy these styles of other photographers. he really liked evidence. nebraska,e got out to he found himself thinking, how would walker evans take this picture? and then, how would i take this picture? and that is when he made the transition from trying to remember all the instructions other people had given him to just listening to his own mind. made the pictures like you wanted to make them and he continued to do that for the rest of his life. he stayed in photography to his dying day. john went to texas to photograph ways that the american workers were making the transition to war materials for the economy. this shows the many, many workers at a factory. previously, factories had been shut down. there were no jobs to be had, yet here we see many people working. and you will see that it is a mixed race part -- group of people working there, which probably would not have happened before there was such a need for everybody to be put to work. as the united stat

my good friend jim clifton, who is from nebraska, his family owns gallup. he's said over the last couple what's goingch of on in the world is driven by nop hope, despair, and joblessness. you have these 18, 19, 2 0-year-old man with no prospects, no education, no job, no hope. what we think is going to happen? it won't be good. all these things come together at a point where the strength of her military, just as always, must never become demised. -- must never be compromised. have the most will lead, motivated, well-trained military effort. [applause] that alone won't fix the problem. that is a huge anchor to have, and we must have it. economic issues and other issues factor in too. we must use our military carefully, wisely, judiciously. what mike said it is very generous introduction to me, and i can say this when i was in the senate -- i did say this when i was in the senate --what is her exit strategy? i was the first one to talk about that. we need to have a series of questions asked before we commit military to different adventures. then what happens?

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an intense storm hit nebraska and minnesota. iowa received nearly six inches of rain in just a few hours. >>> monsoon rain and storms continue in the desert southwest. temps 10 to 15 degrees above normal in the northeast. >>> an emotional homecoming for new parents from new jersey. >> they have been stranded in fornlg gal with their newborn baby for weeks. >> it was a crash course in becoming a father. >> reporter: e moeshl nally 'caused. >> we feel like we're coming home incomplete. we're happy to be home. it does feel like there's part that's missing. >> reporter: he's talking about his son, hudson, hayden's twin, who died two weeks after the infants were born at a hospital in portugal. kim and fred, after getting the okay from several doctors, headed overseas for a baby-moon. the twins were born 13 weeks early. hudson didn't pull through. hayden was holding her own. initially, their insurance company wouldn't pay for a medical transport. elected officials helped them. late last week, high mark blue shield reversed the decisio

this had been bringing problems d wide spred hail this week into nebraska.problems in iowa. let's go to video coming out of this area. the showers definitely continuing to kick up. according to the national weather service, 200 millimeters fell in this specific area forcing them to expand the flood warnings in iowa and extending towards nebraska as well. several vehicles became stuck. warnings are still in place. big reason is, storm system is still here. it's working its way off towards the northeast but continuing to bring widespread showers across much of that area. also continuing to see heavy showers in the eastern u.s. main reason is this area of low pressure. while it's not anything that's going to become a named tropical stem but semitropical. will cause localized coastal flooding. 26 for your high in new york. d.c. up to 27. i'll lea you now with your extended outlook. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. dr. lekutat: hello and welcome to "in good shape." losing your hair is

thunder and lightning storms moved from nebraska to minnesota. >>> some tainted salmonella cucumbers are being blamed. they're calling its limited brand cucumbers. 285 infections have been reported in 27 states. 53 people had to go to the hospital. the bacteria killed a 99-year-old california woman. >>> hillary clinton campaigns in iowa and illinois and she's ready to take on a rb opposition but a just released poll says hillary has to first worry about a fellow democrat. bernie sanders now leads in new hampshire and is getting closer in iowa. a new poll shows he surged ahead of hillary clinton there for the first time. if the presidential election were held today, sanders would beat clinton 41% to 32%. if vice president joe biden was in the state the same survey shows him in third place with 16%. in iowa, clinton's 24-point lead in july has been cut more than half to just 11. clinton has been dogged by constant questions about her private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. she won the 2008 new hampshire campaign and was there on saturday. >> i welcome that. >> reporter:

and nebraska, the horizon growing darker. let's get right to rob marciano. >> all day long, the storms have been going in that area. and more to come. flash flood watches in chicago, and back through kansas city. another couple of bouts of rain, maybe severe weather through chicago, rolling across lake michigan to detroit. >> rob, thanks. >>> we turn overseas to the humanitarian crisis in central europe. stunning new numbers, a snapshot in serbia alone, an estimated 1 in 4 children, 25,000 traveling alone, without an adult. this little boy doused with tear gas. tonight, the borders closed. the croatian prime minister saying they have a heart, but must be aware of the threat in their own country. meanwhile, the pope beginning his historic trip to the u.s. next week. >>> to the crisis in syria, leading to a direct phone call between russia and the pentagon. fueled by concerns over russia's presence in the region. russia lending support to the syrian president. the u.s. targeting isis. >>> back home, a dramatic day for bowe berg

. >> adam: check out what happened here at the end between byu and nebraska. want a clutch pass, byu down one, time is already expired, in lincoln. last play of the game. tanner magnum p.i., mitch matthews leaning back, it's a touchdown on the "hail mary" final play of the game ending nebraska 29 straight opening winning. even the mascot came out there. >> rick: that's college football. >> adam: 33-2. hill -- 33-28. hill did most of the taj. kansas, they were down at one point 31-7. david badie's debut, they lose to. >> seth: state. mike leech likes pirates but not vikings. >> brian: maybe he should get to work earlier. >> adam: what are we watching. >> brian: check out the longhorns, right, taking on notre dame. i think the horns come to play. >> rick: what? >> brian: you will be surprised. this will be a close match. >> rick: a&m and the sun devils, i'll catch that, it will be a barnburner. >> brian: you think stark and the trojans put on it arkansas state? >> rick: they're happy to be talking about something else, they want to play fast. >> adam: and 'bama

thunder and lightning storms moved from nebraska to minnesota. >>> some tainted salmonella cucumbers are being blamed. they're calling its limited brand cucumbers. 285 infections have been reported in 27 states. 53 people had to go campaigningn new hampshire including carly fiorina and scott walker. anne-marie? >>> there's been another shark a atta atta attack, this one off the coast. one was bitten on the foot by a hammerhead shark. >> we saw this fin and it dove and we didn't see it for five minutes. all of a sudden he had his foot over the side and got bit. >> he's said to be recovering following surgery. >>> coming up on the "morning news," panic at the zoo. investigators are trying to find out howescaped. >>> and a police officer's video goes viral. we'll meet her. this is the "cbs morning news." and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send someone out to groom my pookie? pookie's what you call your? my dog. yes, we can do that. real help from real people. come see w

nebraska and then the final rush. >> all kinds of time, steps into the throw in the wind and down toline and caught! touchdown byu! >> there we have it. byu's prayers is answered with that catch. they win it in what has to be the play of the weekend. and here in new york at the u.s. open it was a sister act today as both venus and serena williams made it look easy. first it was venus defeating estonian in just minutes. serena williams beating american madison keys in straight sets. the williams sisters move on to the quarterfinals where they will face each other on tuesday night. >>> and there was one more match to mention at the the open today. this one against an unpicketed visitor to the court. a new york city squirrel interrupted a doubles game as it briefly ran around the court and eventually it ump idea over the wall and into the stands. sometimes even tennis has its wild fans. >> and up next, a first-class road trip and why some drivers just want to keep on trucking. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towar

van nuys, california, omaha, nebraska, and detroit, michigan.luck. >> that's inspiring. >> confidence. >> whip us into a frenzy. >> here are the news events. start. >> let's see. >> air florida crash was d.c. >> jessica, was that midland, texas. >> sure. >> either texas or nebraska. >> nancy kerrigan was attacked in detroit. >> benson and dan quayle in omaha. >> stop, stop. >> mike, you are a news junkie. >> good guesser. >> all right. you guessed confidently. take a look. >> you got them all right. nicely done. very well done. >> took us half-hour. >> 28 second. >> chris/allyson, you won. first place. five right in 15 second. you win the round. you've get 300 points. bringing you up to 950 points. don/john, got five right. took them 16 second. they end up in second place. 200 points. your new score. 890 points. second place. me mike/brooke, third place. 100 points for them. 480 points. chris/allyson. commanding lead should i say? >> i think so. >> yes, you should. >> not so commanding. a lead nonetheless. they will take that. when we come back,

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heavy rain coming down across eastern nebraska and iowa.ll continue to drift eastward and also across parts of the southeast coast later today we could be looking at isolated flash flooding from storms in the forecast. head over to you heather and ainsley. >> thank you, maria. it is a great story for you a wounded warrior gets a surprise, a huge one after throwing out the first pitch at the st. louis cardinal's game. >> welcome his new dog. >> getting a service dog named gabby. the vet tan lost his leg in a motorcycle accident. despite the injury has continued to serve our country. the group is called dogs far brave was behind the four legged surprise and will cover her food and medical expenses for life. >> a friend for life. the bat mobile is now more secure than ever. a federal appeals court ruling that batman's slick ride is entitled to copy right protection. the bat like appearance and high-tech gadgets make it a character owned by dc comics. a the ruling is against a man who made a replica of the car. >> i will have to stop building m

nebraska hosting byu right here on abc 7. seconds left. byu down one. 42 yard line.ther freshman. the hail mary. down there. some where. check it out. he catches it at the goal line. that is a touchdown. byu. stuns nebraska. 33-28. final. second round of the pga playoff. deutsche bank championship. gets the roll. one of many birdies. 63. 12 under for the tournament. three shot lead going into sunday's third round. roger fedderer has yet to drop a set in the u.s. open. still a little tennis here. and that continued today in the third set. fedderer playing the net aggressively. phillips. and he gets not one. but two back hand volleys. to win the point. he wins it straight sets. goes on to the round of 16. face americans. john isner. this sports report is brought to you by infinity. cal polly beat mont mont 20-19. final. >> excellent game. >> that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. thank you for joining us. have a good night. it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natur

. >> alaska, arkansas, nebraska and south dakota all voting in favor of raising it. john: some americans say business hurts poor people. >> might be the problem to create poor people. john: famous actors tell the united nations fossil fuels will kill us. >> accelerated climate change is here right now. john: it is? some people believe all kinds of things. you believe in ghosts? >> yes, people have seen ghosts, i don't need proof for it. john: no proof? be reasonable. that's our show tonight. and now, john stossel. john: we like to think that we are rational creatures, we're logical, we form our beliefs based on facts. >> you consider yourself a rational person? >> very rational. i don't know about him, i'm very rational. >> rational? yeah, absolutely. john: so many americans believe ridiculous things! >> do you believe in ghosts? >> yes. >> yes. >> people have seen ghosts. >> the house i grew up in los angeles had a ghost. >> since my mom died i believe she's around. i feel that she's around and my mother-in-law. i don't need proof for it. john: she doesn't need proo

really bad cluck for nebraska. not only have they lost a season opener 29 years, it was the first game for the team's new head coach. >> it can only get better from here. there's your first game on the job. >> it's all uphill. >> it will get better. >>> this morning on "world news now," underdog on top. >> the democratic side of the presidential heating up as bernie sanders jumps out in front of hillary clinton in the latest poll. he says her campaign is getting nervous. so should clinton now turn her focus away from trump? >>> and the refugee crisis in europe continues to grow. thousands more families making their way into the continent, desperate to escape persecution and civil war and pope francis speaking out on the international effort to stop this humanitarian crisis. >>> breaking news, back to work. the american dentist who killed cecil the lion set to resume his practice tomorrow. breaking his silence in his first interview since that incident has spurred a global outcry. >>> and shopping secrets. as the s

my good friend jim clifton, who is from nebraska, his family owns gallup.e's said over the last couple years that much of what's going on in the world is driven by no hope, despair, and joblessness. when you have these 18, 19, 20-year-old young men with no prospects, no education, no job, no hope. what do we think is going to happen? it won't be good. all these things come together at a point where the strength of our military, just as always, must never be compromised. we must have the most strongest, most sophisticated, well led, motivated military ever. [applause] that alone won't fix the problem. that is a huge anchor to have, and we must have it. economic issues and other issues factor in too. we must use our military carefully, wisely, judiciously. what mike said it is very -- in his very generous introduction to me, and i can say this when i was in the senate -- i did say this when i was in the senate --what is her the exit strategy? we need to have a series of questions asked before we commit military to different adventures. then what happens? then

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byu over the nebraska cornhuskers. the cornhuskers had won 29 straight games to start the season. is now over. quite a day for the freshman. >> and they did it in nebraska which is more even impressive. >> doug flutie-esque. i made a sports reference. >> bc over florida state? >> well, now, you're asking me questions over that. >> they're hurting in lincoln. that's for sure. mike riley, the new coach there, not the way to start. >> reporter: jersey shore bring it baby, temperatures around 80 degrees, it's going to be a gorgeous day, a gorgeous weekend for the most part. there will be rip current issues, be careful out there. i didn't look at the actual temperatures, the data, i want swimming last week, got to be in the mid 70s across the atlantic city ocean. long branch, new jersey, 79 degrees, miami beach, 90 degrees. tropical storm grace heading in the direction. u.s., it will run into the same obstacles as danny and erika did, a lot of winds sheer. we'll keep you posted on that.7n states. we have clear skies and low humidity levels, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast,

byu over the nebraska cornhuskers. the cornhuskers had won 29 straight games to start the season.rd is now over. quite a day for the freshman. huh? >> and they did it in nebraska which is more even impressive. >> doug flutie-esque. >> flutie-esque. look at that. ancient -- >> i made a sports reference. >> bc over florida state? wasn't it? >> well, now, you're asking me questions over that. >> they're hurting in lincoln. that's for sure. mike riley, the new coach out of osu, that's not the way to start. all right, cornhuskers, we got a full season ahead. back to another one of ron's stomping grounds, asbury park. jersey shore, bring it, baby. temps there right around 80 degrees. that would be the high temperature. a gorgeous day, gorgeous weekend for the most part. again, there will be some rip currents issues, so just be careful out there. water temperatures, i didn't look at the actual temperature data. i went swimming last week. it's got to be in the mid-70s across the atlantic ocean. gulf shores, alabama, 90 degrees. 75 degrees expected in malibu. watching this, tropical storm

so across portions of nebraska, northwestern iowa, you have that concern out there.t a marginal risk. but nonetheless, watch out for those storms that could proous isolated severe weather. then we'll be watching tomorrow across kansas, southeastern nebraska, and across parts of iowa and also northwestern missouri. here's a look at the temperature story. we've been talking about how hot it is. you can see in the northeast, new york city and boston, you should reach 90 yet again. factor in that humidity, and it's going to feel hotter than that. as we head into tomorrow, that cooler air starts to move in behind our storm system. high temperature at just 80 in new york. 78 degrees in the city of boston. meanwhile across parts of the southern plains, you're going to stay hot out there. temperatures should be in the 90s still for places like dallas and amarillo. >> all right. thank you. we'll check back with you. >>> it is ten minutes after the top of the hour. two players and now a coach benched because of this hit on a referee. brand new information this morning about wh

i'm standing with colton and stephanie palmer from omaha, nebraska.ere 1:30 on the barricades and this angel just sneezing, how adorable, six weeks old, what happened? >> the pope kissed her. it's really that simple. yep. >> they held their child out -- [ cheers and applause ] they held her out over the barricade, secret service agent took her, so how did it happen? >> we just held her up and called for the pope and he came over and grabbed her. >> you have your other son here, what's his name? >> david. >> he's not in the mood is he? >> he's sleeping. >> oh, he's sleeping. what is that like as a father to see the god's messenger on earth hold your child in his hands and kiss her head? >> it's a special moment. i'm just so grateful. it's a miracle, really, so i'm -- thank you, god, yeah, thank you, thank you. >> just humble people from omaha, nebraska. this is amazing. it is like hitting the jackpot spiritually. how is this pope changed your life before this, and i take you you are never going back now. >> i think that it is god who changed our lives,

tanner mangum needs a hail mary to beat nebraska and he gets it. his brother is madison, a receiver at idaho state. did you see that? a one-handed catch that will make o'dell beckham junior proud. you're the mangums around the dinner table, which one is better? have to go with the hail mary. >>> thank you so much. 6:30. thanks so much for joining us, everybody. 11:00. hope to see you then. llc. (800)775-7838. comments@captioncolorado.com evyo ithhoe n onnellt ce on fs s 0 g wnadee, thqu uoa ee.soouanpld uravit viosp 5faerha cae. anwi t fs bi a,yocavi yr teaien atom oonheo.buthma rsotoetio 'rrad mb 1n stertiacony osulmalyth'sy. [000:28:20;00]

time lapse video showing the light show off the palm beach coast, and above the nebraska plains. in carroll, iowa, rain falling at two inches per hour. this street turning into a river, swamping cars. >> it came down in a matter of seconds and there was not a whole lot we could do about it. >> reporter: the inside of that man's car, now filled with dirt and debris. this creek in augusta, wisconsin, still swollen after a half-foot of rain in less than 12 hours. >> you can see it washed right on out. >> reporter: in nearby eleva, floodwaters leaving behind a muddy mess. clear skies in southern california, but rip currents and waves at newport beach, well over ten feet high. lifeguards rescuing hundreds of swimmers up and down the coast >> i was just so far out there. i couldn't -- i couldn't get back. i had no idea it was so powerful. >> another day of rough surf and rip currents along the california coast on tuesday and another day of heat and humidity for the northeast. extending beyond the labor day holiday. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >>> amazon be reportedly about to rel

that's the view of nebraska avenue out to tenially circle. there are puddles to be dodged.eturn of rain drops to the area. maybe a thursday thunder clap or two later on this afternoon. i'm getting more and more worried about the weekend. as far as weather slowdowns, off and on periods of rain showers there. rain along i-81 right now. 270 as well. down into portions of charles county. mid 70s now hour by hour today up into the low 80s for a time today. but have those umbrellas ready to go, melissa, with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. but rain drops aplenty across the area. breaking news in first 4 traffic. >> this morning, outer loop at river road, we are quite slow. chopper 4 over the scene. this is not normal. an earlier crash that's off to the right side of the roadway. still have a 2 1/2 mile backup there as you come southbound on 270. 395 northbound after duke street, the right shoulder is blocked. that means a four mile backup at this point. sudley road, a brand-new crash in manassas. then this one southbound west ox road. and the rest of the beltway is looking quite

meanwhile, this system provides severe weather in nebraska on tuesday, and this system likely heads tohe u.s. midwest as we go into the next 24 hours. more wet weather is expected. heavy rain continuines to grip e florida peninsula with more rain expected over this area as we go into the week. and across the flip side of the continent, dry weather in california and nevada and temperatures are going to be summer-like. look at l.a., your highs are going to be in the 30s and thursday and friday and sacramento 35 degrees for the high, and fresno up to 36 degrees on the last day of the business week. all right. that's all for now. here's your three day forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of newsline, and we'll be back at with more news at theç9 >> welcome. if you're just joining us, you are watching live from paris on "france 24." these are international news headlines. back in business. the interim president says he is after the coup d'etat last week. he is trying to get the coup leaders to lay down their arms. , after a forced plan to