most of our heavy rain is across washington state and north idaho. seattlele you can expect a cloud the canes and cool day. most will be cool in the 60s as that center of low pressure if tracks in and it's going to come back as we get in to next week. now in the northeast right now we've got dry conditions but you've got cold temperatures, too. in fact, as we get down in to the 30s across the mountains we have a freeze warning in effect an we also have frost advisories. and the frost advisories are stretching from maine to new hampshire and vermont and in to pennsylvania. so, cool in a lot of our valleys with the temperatures dropping down. we will wake up in the 40s, some areas in the 50s. most of us near the upper 40s. we'll feel that in the highs as well. some sunshine but cool 70s. now the midwest is a different story. we're staying 10 to 15 degrees above normal. we're going to have a hot day in tulsa in to the mid 90s. >> rebecca, thanks. weather is being blamed for a massive traffic pile up in england. more than 100 cars were involved in this b

. >> a company in north idaho is selling these bullets, they're called jihawg ammo.ey target islamic extremists because in that religious anything made with pork is considered unclean. >> stephen: no unclean western will be admit mood paradise an receive the 72 virgins they are promised after death. >> stephen: that's right. now i did not think it was possible but they have made bacon slightly more bad for you. (laughter) so folks, a tip of my hat to hamunition. you see nonhalal bullets are the perfect way to sen our enemy the message that we only linlted at when we killed them-- hinted at when we killed them. and you can trust the folks at jihawg because according to their web site they came up with the idea while sitting around a camp fire enjoying an adult beverage. (cheers and applause) that is, of course, always how you get the best ideas. remember, jonas salk came up with the polio vaccine while huffing rust olium around a trash can fire. and jihawg does not skimp on quality. they brag that their porcine coating is infused with the highest quality pork products

. >> they service western monday tanya, north idaho, and a little bit of north oregon. >> he said thes hatd fridges and freezers, but they were full. >> most of the time, there was extra cases of frozen refrigerator food on the outside. >> and because the sheds were hidden from health officials coast-to-coast, they were never inspected. >> did you ever see a health inspect inspector? >> no, never. >> how hot was it in the sheds? >> it gets up to 105. >> they know it's a violation of basic safety food retirements. >> to do that intentionally is appalling. i think they are gambling with public health. as soon as the food gets over 41-degree level, and bacteria will double every few minutes. 48 million people get sick each year in the u.s. from eating bad food. >> people are now paying attention. >> after the first report in july, cisco said it stopped using the sheds in california and replaced the division president. we asked for an interview about the sheds we since uncovered throughout the u.s. and canada. the company declined but in a statement to nbc, sysco said they have ceased ope

have high winds warnings, and be appropriate those high mountain passes going through i-90 through north idaho you're going to have slushy snow on the ground. and the big issue will be slushy wet snow falling on power lines, and power outages in parts of northern idaho as montana as we get into wednesday and thursday. as we get to this satellite picture you can see the jet stream that will dive south making it quite powerful especially as the system drags south. that will bring powerful winds into the mountains of california. this looks like it will be a window of wednesday to thursday on the storm. we'll keep you up-to-date right here. >> all right, once again let's take you to the united nations general assembly. this is helen johnson speaking wrapping up her remarks. we believe she is the president of liberia. we should tell you that these leaders are scheduled for 15 minutes, but they oftentimes will go longer than that. john terrett was telling us earlier, he's with us from the united nations. john, you were telling us earlier that president obama's speech went what, 43 minutes? >> report

. >> western montana, north idaho and eastern washington and a little bit of northern oregon. >> he saide sheds had fridges and freezers, but those were always full. >> most of the time there was extra cases of frozen and refrigerated food on the floor outside of those refrigerators. >> and because they were hidden from health officials coast to coast, they were never inspected. >> did you ever see a health inspect inspector? >> no, never. >> how hot was it in these sheds? >> it gets to 105. >> they know that's a violation of basic food safety requirements. to do that intentionally really is quite appalling. >> dr. john ryan is a food safety expert. his company certifies and trains distributors. >>çw% i think they are gambling with public shelt. as soon as the food gets to over a 41 degree level, bacteria is going to double every few minutes. >> 48 million people get sick each year in the u.s. from eating bad food. >> people are now paying attention. >> after our first report in july, cisco said it stopped using the sheds in california and replaced its division. we again asked for an int

north idaho, right above 7,000 feet. wet snow an hour ago now we're looking at accumulations getting closer to two inches. it's coming down heavily in the mountains from idaho into western montana. even sunrise mountain close to mount rainier got snow earlier this morning. this was a picture taken this morning. roadways are still too wet, especially below 6,000 feet. so some wet snow is melting off, but in other places we're concerned about potential power outages like in butte, montana, georgetown lake. there are places that are pretty high in western montana and we have a storm warning for you. advisories surrounding you idaho and nevada where we're starting to see freeze warnings pop up in nevada as temperatures cool off under mostly clear skies to the south, but starting to get the showers into the rockies for nevada and eventually utah as well. i'll have details for this storm and what we'll do for the rest of the country coming up next. >> thank you. uncertainty for smart phone company blackberry tonight. still ahe

. >> they service western montana, north idaho, and eastern washington and a little bit of northern oregon reporter: he says the sheds there had fridges and freezers, but those were always full. >> most of the time there was extra cases of frozen and refrigerated food on the floor outside of those refrigerators. >> reporter: and sources say because these sheds were hidden from health officials coast to coast, they were never inspected. >> did you ever have a health inspector? >> no, never. >> how hot was it? >> it gets 105. >> they know that's a violation of basic food safety requirements. to do that intentionally, it really is quite appalling. >> reporter: dr. john ryan is a food safety expert. his company certifies and trains distributors on proper food handling. >> i think they are gambling with public health. as soon as the food gets over a 41 degree level, bacteria is going to double every few minutes. >> reporter: the cbc estimates 48 million people get sick each year in the u.s. from eating bad food. >> people are now paying attention. >> reporter: after our first report in july, sy

indication we are seeing rain and snow mixing in there, and where the cold air is coming in from the north around idaho montana. this storm is not moving much. there is a number of winter storm warnings in effect. in wyoming some winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories, so some light snow is coming down. the big storm developing up over canada is bringing the cold air down behind it, ahead of it warm air and a big jump in temperatures. that's coming up in the national forecast later. >> thank you, dave. >>> a big court settlement tonight for college athletes. that's coming up in sports. and jpmorgan is in talks with shotty mortgage securities. >> obama administration officials said they need to enrol 2.7 u.s. redents between the ages of 18 and 35 in exchange plans to balance risks and hold down costs. will they enrol come 1 october - should they pay the face. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c. and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyma

continue and they are dealing with a lot of very heavy rain especially up to the north there around washington, oregon, idaho and montana. temperatures are quite cool in the eastern united states as very cold air has moved in. temperatures will really drop at night as the skies are clear and not much is happening in the northeast, in fact temperatures could be so cold that we are seeing numbers in the 50s and 60s, dropping tonight into the 30s and 40s, could be near the freezing mark or even hitting the freezing mark. that could lead to frost or freezing temperatures. lighter color is frost advisories, not get down to freezing but frost could develop. freeze warning overnight and tomorrow morning. temperatures in new york up to 71 tomorrow, nice comfortable cool in the morning but nice and comfortable in the afternoon getting warmer saturday sunday and monday but stays dry. tropical depreparation gabrielle has weakened but expected to give a lot of rain to puerto rico and part of dominican republic. starting to turn northwest to north and over the atlantic ocean, down graded the structure has weakened a litt

north. severe weather breaking out around idaho and western colorado and wyoming there. severe thunderstorm watch. severe storms are possible in the next few hours. there are many warnings in effect in this area. that storm will then move east and impact the entire country over the next few days. heavy rain over montana, and bringing all of the warm air with it. temperatures into the 80s, that will all spread, and bring rain with it. the satellite radar shows exactly where it is now in the northwest. let's go look at chicago and you see how it gets warmer from tomorrow to thursday. there's the storms on friday, and then cooler dry air moves in. that storm impacting the midwest in the next few days. as it moves to the east, it brings warmer air, and we could have frost forming in the northeast. stay right here. headlines are coming up. ♪ >>> welcome to al jazeera. i'm tony harris. here are tonight's top stories. we are learning more about the aledged navy base gunman, aaron alexis. alexis was arrested at least twice for gun-related offenses, and was discharged from the na

north. another active system is providing thunderstorms. this storm system has produced a couple of tornadic activity in idaho and likely to unleash more of that. it could unleash tornadic activity, large hail, gusts and damaging levels of heavy downpours. this system will bring stormy conditions across the north dakota regions. down towards the south, phoenix 39 degrees. new england state, highs are recovering. lows dipping down to single dits. frost advisories are in some of the regions. look at the update of the storm system here. usagi is almost stationary now and will be tracking towards the north. could be possibly making landfall in southern taiwan. it could become a strong typhoon status in the next 48 hours. do take precautions. this is now a tropical depression but become a tropical storm any time soon in the next 24 hours making landfall in the china peninsula. these systems will bring drenching amounts of rainfall. across this region, looking at just down to 19 degrees. summer like here with 31 degrees and plenty of sunshine. i'll leave you now for the extended forecast. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm cathe

north. so, a little bit of washington, idaho, oregon will pick up some of those storms there and even some warmthhere. l.a. at about 88 degrees, the coolest number in the west. we'll show you 81 degrees in detroit. 76 in pittsburgh. but notice the 62 in marquette. this is a second dose of cooler air that starts to swing east. we've got some cool temperatures to talk about in the next half hour. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area microclimate forecast. today and tomorrow, mostly sunny with near normal temperatures, but it's going to get hot away from our beaches friday, saturday, and sunday. today's temperatures upper 60s along the coast, 70s throughout the bay shore and some 80s inland. tonight most of the clouds will be around the coast in the bay, temperatures mid-50s to low 60s. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast. check out friday, saturday, and sunday. 90s away from >> most of the nation is dry today except all the way on the gulf coast, from texas to florida. it's humid and there's heavy storms. >> sam, thank you. >>> coming up, a second chanc

north, another active system is providing thunderstorms. in fact, this storm system has produced a couple tornadic activity in idaho and is likely to unleash tornadic activities as well as large hail, gusts and a damaging level as well as heavy downpours. combination of another cold front with this system will be bringing very stormy conditions across the saskatchewan, manitoba regions. down toward the south we're looking at summer temperatures. phoenix, to the new england states, the highs are recovering, but the lows will be dipping down the single digits again. take a look at the update of the storm system here. it will be tracking all the way toward the north. could be possibly making landfall in southern taiwan, and will be affecting the north with very heavy rain. it could become a typhoon status in the next 48 hours. another storm system, this is now a tropical depression. it could becoming tropical storm status any time soon, making landfall in the eastern china peninsula. these systems will be bringing drenching amounts of rainfall. across this region we're looking at just down to 19 degrees, summer like here in seoul with plenty

idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jackson. you remember him from "tropic thunder" and "tooth fairy" and "big mama's house 3." hilarious. plus he does stand-up. >> do you get mad when people heckle? or do people ever heckle them? >> if they do, i shut them up in detroit, a bankrupt city. tell me when you want some, you know what i'm saying? williams i said [beep] >> oh, my god. brandon just called out katt williams. why is he calling out katt williams? >> brandon t. jackson recently did "big mama's house 3" with martin lawrence. >> we're familiar -- hilarious. >> katt williams has a theory that he goes around te

idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, northa, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jackson. you remember him from "tropic thunder" and "tooth fairy" and "big mama's house 3." hilarious. plus he does stand-up. >> do you get mad when people heckle? or do people ever heckle them? >> if they do, i shut them up in detroit, a bankrupt city. tell me when you want some, you know what i'm saying? williams i said [beep] >> oh, my god. brandon just called out katt williams. why is he calling out katt williams? >> brandon t. jackson recently did "big mama's house 3" with martin lawrence. >> we're familiar -- hilarious. >> katt williams has a theory that he goes around telling ev

are looking somewhere -- anywhere in idaho and montana, most of this are going to be those mountain passes across 6,000 feet. somewhere like helena, if you go northat, you will see the snow for today. in the middle of all of this, we have some summer like temperatures. temperatures in the 90s in texas. and the air is so warm and stagnant that we have air quality advisories. and then you get more toward the north and it feels more like fall. >> nicole i don't care what they say, we're not ready for snow in september. >>> years after physical adversity, there is a proud student who is graduating with a rather special honor. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera, i'm del walters. here are today's top stories. less than a week now before the potential government shutdown, the senate said to take the first vote on a bill to keep the government open. >>> the un generals a -- general assembly continues today. >>> in pakistan the death toll is rapidly climbing following a powerful earthquake there. more than 300 people are dead, and thousands more injured. many houses have been destroyed and communication has been cut off to some of the areas that were hard

and atlanta had showers. 74 and to the north, 61, with a wind off the ocean air in boston right now. there's the snow in the rockies, idaho, montana. portions of utah got snow today. in the east, storm off the coast, kind of spinning. you see the spin, bringing some clouds, particular he in the beaches. in the next 3-4 days, maybe some higher wave action from cape cod to delaware. have the flow coming in from the east, northeast along the beaches. from west of the area and here west, sunny dry pleasant conditions in the entire region. no precip coming in the forecast at this point. northwest winds 5-10 not. the bay temps 70 degrees. patchy fog in the low to mid- 50s. there was 40s this morning. tomorrow, the sun will burn off any fog quickly much the sun comes back and heats up to the mid-70s. another beautiful day on friday. >> perfect. thank you, bob. >>> still ahead on wjz news "eyewitness news" at 5:00, an update on the accident and the traffic jam coming up. plap ji. >>> banned from the airport. recent surge on confiscated items. . >>> one father's heartbreaking story and how he's suing for change, coming up. >>> her

idaho and also western portions of montana. as right now we are looking at some heavier rainfall falling down across 85 from seattle just north of portland. by the end of the day the rain is going to spread into northern portions of california. we could see anywhere from four to eight inches of rain by monday. so we do have some flash flood watches and warnings in effect as that area of low pressure makes its way on shore. so in the next couple of days we won't be looking at much if any sunshine, jut overcast scies and that rain will continue to accumulate, tuesday into wednesday, warnings are in effect across northern and coastal portions of washington state. we have the threat for gusty winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. rough seas going to be out there and we're going ocontinue to have to deal with torrential rain along 85. now you can see because of the -- along i-5. temperatures around 60° far cry from chicago where they will reach 82 today. not tomorrow, that cold front will continue to spill moisture into much of minnesota and into portions of oklahoma. a strong thunderstorm rakes through, noting too ang across oklahom

idaho, montana, also western wyoming, you could be seeing up to about 30 centimeters of snowfall. not so much snow, but cooler temperatures diving in from the north wrapping around the delow pressure area in eastern area. you can see that spinning up on the map. that's already bringing gusty winds and heavy rain showers. much of central and western europe, though, at this time clear skies in place. look at this high pressure. it's just dominating out here. like i said, with the temperatures, stockholm just 7 for your high on your wednesday. berlin at 16. all these temperatures are going to be going down. moscow at 6. by friday, you'll be right around 4 degrees. that's a look at your world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> we've been following this story, a powerful earthquake has shaken southern pakistan. local media report that six people have been confirmed dead. experts with the u.s. geological survey say the magnitude 7.8 quake hit at about 4:30 p.m. local time on tuesday. officials from the municipality say the earthquake has cut communications with the affected area, so they cannot accurately assess the situation. local media say

north unh alabama. california, fat burger. now, there's truth in advertising. iowa, lee county. michigan, delta county. texas, bee county. idaho boundary county. north carolina, rutherford county. pennsylvania, lawrence county. michigan, kinowah hills public schools. new jersey, city of burlington public schools. texas, the lion and rose british restaurant and pub. texas, m.t.c. restaurant management. utah, the millard school district. arkansas, the area agency of aging -- on aging of western arkansas. arkansas, wal-mart stores inc. anyone heard of them? increased temp share of work force to fewer than 10% from 1% to 2% before this year. california, c.k.e. restaurants. the list goes on and on and on. every one of those -- i read the first, i don't know, 50, 75 of the 301. it's all over the country. it's every state. now, you know a lot of folks in this body may say, "well, that doesn't impact us. what's the problem?" "you know, you serve in the senate, your salary's guaranteed no matter what." besides, we're exempted from obamacare. what's the problem? look, government is a boon business. you look at the counties surrounding w

idaho, but he's not going to make it to boise. the winds have pushed him off course about 85 miles north of the city. >> i was a bit tired of being he's still broken his previous record. so couch prepares to land. >> you got to have a way to make sure you can get these balloons popped on the way down. my preference is a daisy red rider bb gun. >> it only takes a couple of balloons to change him from ascending to descending. >> i'm coming in on a gradual descent. i'm looking for an open area. no fences or wires or houses or roads. that's what i'm hoping for. >> couch touches down in cambridge, idaho, to a hero's welcome. his new record is 235 miles. >> so i think the next flight i'm going to get enough balloons and ballast to go to 25,000 feet. and then see if i can stay out overnight, i could maybe break my old record and go farther. maybe i could go 500 miles. >> luckily, cluster ballooning is a rare pastime. these home-made aircraft require skill and training to operate safely as well as a fair amount of luck. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> i hit the ground like a meteorite. >> they'

idaho. you can see that steady stream of moisture pushing into new mexico, and it's this patch of rain that will make its way further north and east, and it will make its way into denver later on tonight. that's the reason why the national weather service put out a flash flood warning. that's where we're looking for the heaviest rain to fall around commerce city and aurora, where over 15 inches of rain have fallen over the last 4 hours. that's unprecedented amounts of rain. later on in the show i'll show you the tropical storm that is going to bring an abundance of rain in portions of mexico and southwestern portions of texas. back to you. >> thank you. and we have new developments on the investigation into the success of chemical weapons in syria. now according to u.n. chief ban ki-moon inspectors found overwhelming evidence supporting that claim, but also that president bashar al-assad, quote, committed crimes against humanity. >> this was a gaffe but a very telling gaffe. normally the u.n. secretary general is very measured and very guarded when he talks about syria, but today he was in the conference room here at the

north. this was sitting over the southwest that brought all that moisture to the colorado and hit the mountains and caused all that flooding. the good news its moving out. wyoming, idaho, montana getting severe weather and severe thunderstorm watch remains in affect and we're seeing thunderstorm warnings with flooding rain possible in this area. this storm was across the southwest. it's lifted and will move east effecting the nation's weather over the next three to four days. first up, heavy rain in montana and wyoming. along with colorado. this is a passing shower. not that steady rain. just a few light showers and maybe even a thunderstorm over that flooded area. so not a big concern there. what will be happen something this storm moves east. it pulls up all the warm air. that's why you see that warm air going up to south dakota. the temperatures will be climbing rand dropping as it moves through the midwest and northeast. first where the showers are, that will be pushing to the east in chicago. thunderstorms tomorrow thursday and friday, temperatures will go up, drop, and the rain closer out. the midwest seeing the storms pass by over the next three days. it moves

north carolina fans read'ing heading to atlanta where the heels face georgia tech tomorrow, auburn to the bu you amid rain tomorrow night and in seattle showers as idaho state arrives to take on washington. >> 78 degrees in chicago today. plenty of notre dame fans getting ready for the irish and michigan state and it cools off for rain for for dan fans of the sun devils california. >> a little sports in there and it is the hardest weather ever for diana. >> can't get through it. >> the all ironies the man in your life is a sportscaster. how do you like that. >> no. >> a retired houston firefighting captain got the ride of his life and that's why it is our favorite story of the day. we are talking about rufus smith, 86 years old and battling alzheimer's. he lives at a hospice and everyone knows his love. they made one last visit to the station. >> they gave him an official department t-shirt and his fellow firefighter lifted him in the cab and with a wave of the hand they were off. he couldn't help but notice the trucks have come a long way. >> i see you staring at it. what are you thinking about it? >> fantastic they have really made improvements. >>

idaho. >> right now we saw some stray showers here >> satellite and radar shows most of these brain activity will to the northstem that impacted the pacific northwest. >> for the month of september we are reducing 5 1/2 inches of rain in seattle appeared and that is what we typically see in december and january and that is what we normally see pierre >> at 8:00 this morning futurecast shows perhaps a few rain drops closer to napa and san mateo coast line appeared >> there a lot of clouds this morning and temperatures are up and it is muggy outside and a possibility of a few raindrops this afternoon here >> temperatures right now we are in the '60s in concord livermore appeared >> 59 degrees in san jose peer at 89 degrees for downtown san francisco. >> 76 for the south bay today with mostly cloudy skies with a few bricks of sunshine. >> 75 today in san jose appeared >> a lot of the rain is to the north and to the e east appeared >> concord high of 73 degrees today which is a general in the '80s for this time of year. -77 today for livermore appear >> a high of 67 degrees today for downtown san francisco pier >

north. that allowed tons of moisture to stream into the area. we have flood watches from idaho into texas. why? because we're expecting over the next 24 hours another 3 to 4 inches of rain from central new mexico where they are seeing flooding, not as bad, but flooding on into denver. already the university of boulder is reporting 25% of the buildings have been damaged by water. parts of i-25 have water over them. the boulder creek overrun its banks. >>> the jersey shore facing tough times. another round of devastation. this time from a raging fire and it is taking a toll on the community recovering from super storm sandy. we have kristen dahlgren with more on the hot spots. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. we are now 18 hours after this fire got started and they are still pouring water on it trying to make sure none of the hot spots reignite. to give you some idea of how bad this fire was, four blocks on the boardwalk completely gone. you guys were just here. you were with governor christie after super storm sandy. a lot of people thought it could not get worse. they woke up to the re

quotes from think tanks in north carolina, in utah and south carolina, in california, in tennessee and new mexico, in ohio and rhode island, in maine and utah, in virginia and idahoand wyoming and kansas and alabama. in montana, in washington state, in ohio, in massachusetts, in minnesota, in nebraska, in south carolina, in wisconsin, in florida, and in the state of kentucky. let me ask you plnts let -- mr. president, let me ask everyone watching, have the senators from each of those states come out and said they will defund obamacare? have the democratic senators from each of those states said i've listened to my constituents, i've listened to the people who are losing their jobs, who are being pushed into part-time work, who are seeing health insurance premiums skyrocket, who are losing their health insurance, have the democratic senators representing those states said that and have the republican senators representing those states said i will stand together, republicans will be united against cloture on this bill because we are not going to vote to allow harry reid and the democrats to fund obamacare, to gut the house republican bill. and if they haven't, it i