over a foot of rain in north miami beach and even parts of virginia and florida with over six inches of rainfall. new york central park set a record, a daily record of 4.77 inches. that storm is offshore which is great news. however we are tracking more storms across areas that are weary from tornadoes over the last couple weeks. so anywhere from the texas pan ham all the way up to -- the texas panhandle up to omaha, nebraska and there is a potential for flooding in this area. we could see some hail and isolated winds and it will spread eastward. we will keep you posted on the flood watches and warnings and the severe storms as well throughout the afternoon and the evening. back to you. >> as always, janice, we thank you very much for the update. appreciate it. next up, the former u.s. attorney general alberto gonzalez on government surveillance and why he says the government should use all available technology to keep us safe. he is going to be joining us live next. stay with us. >>> welcome back, everybody. the outrage for many americans is growing after revelations the government

look what it did more than 13 inches, almost 14 inches in north miami beach of rain.oston picked over there. new york city, second wettest june day ever, 4.16 inches of rain. lots of records to talk about and lot of pictures. let me bring you through all this. unfortunately places like long beach, new york, had big problems in sandy, again. unwelcome picture. in rally, north carolina, rescu rescues. reports of rescues coming out. here's the image of it. let me take you to florida. look at this. their on a bus and it's full of water. people putting their feet up on the seats. trying to climb away from the water that was filling that bus. fortunately we don't have any reports of serious injury or deaths with this storm. that's great news. next up, i want to show you more from north carolina. we were driving through. went from wrightsville beach all the way up through the state. and that unfortunately was the scene you saw a lot. finally, more from central long island. this is melville the pictures you'll be seeing and more rescues. it was just a mess everywhere ch many

she's from north miami, where she says she and trayvon martin met in elementary school. why do we care so much about who this woman is? because her testimony about what trayvon told her the night he died could make or break the case. if what she says is true, trayvon martin was scared and trying to get away from a man pursuing him, a man who later turned out to be george zimmerman. but jeantel may have some credibility issues. she's already been caught lying about her age and about her reason for not attending trayvon's funeral. and then there's her vanishing postings on her twitter page. according to the smoking gun, tweets referring to trayvon and the case were removed just hours before her testimony. like this one from june 21. 16 months later, wow, i need a drink. jeantel had also tweeted about having "jack-ass lawyers on my. it's unclear which lawyers she's referring to. she's certainly held her own with zimmerman's attorneys in court. she took heat from the defense for this audio interview she gave the martin family attorney early on in the investigation. >> what d

she's from north miami where she says her and trayvon martin had met in elementary school.we care so much who this woman is? because her testimony on what trayvon told her the night he died could make or break the case. if what she says is true, trayvon martin was scared and trying to get away from a man, a man who later turned out to be george zimmerman. but jeantel may have some credibility issues. she's already been caught lying about her age and about her reason for not attending trayvon's funeral. and then there is her vanishing postings on twitter. according to the smoking gun, tweets referring to trayvon and the case were removed just hours before her testimony. like this one from june 21st. 16 months later, wow, i need a drink. jeantel had also tweeted about having quote jackass lawyers on my ass. it's unclear which lawyers she's referring to but certainly has held her own with zimmerman's attorneys in court. she took some heat from the defense for this audio interview she gave the martin family attorney early on in the investigation. >> what did you hear? >> get of

north miami beach really coming in almost 14 inches of rain for the duration of this storm. raleigh, durham, picking up 5.1 inches, philadelphia, a record 3.5, laguardia, 3.3, boston 3, an incredible amount of rain. an awful lot of flooding and we've seen it over the last two days or so and the radar shows it's north and east. now well off the coast. there is some rain and clouds and showers moving. kind of a tropical atmosphere here in the southeast and the mid-atlantic. but today we've got this tropical atmosphere here in the south and east, but very dry, warm, incredibly hot air to the west. with that right along this boundary it's firing up some severe weather potentially, so the risk of severe weather is in play today predominantly in kansas and nebraska. large hail and straight line winds and isolated tornado or two. these are the areas of concern, omaha, topeka, wichita, keep an eye to the sky there if you're watching us and kind of have your mobile radio and listen to the tv and see if those warnings come. certainly do take cover. big picture today, there's the sever

the city of north miami, florida, used to require that all its new police officers be non-smokers. but two years ago, the city quietly dropped the smoking ban. gwendolyn boyd is the city's chief of police. >> we realized that at best we may save 5% on our insurance premium. but now we're having a problem with trying to recruit and hire highly-qualified candidates, and we're competing against agencies that do not have that policy. >> did dropping the policy dramatically change that? were you able to find qualified people? >> i would have to say unequivocally yes. >> officer juan mayato believes that the city ultimately learned that those smokers more often than not made pretty good cops. >> i mean, what does smoking have to do with the way you perform your job out here? there's a lot of people that smoke that are well qualified for this job, and it doesn't affect them. and, you know, they couldn't hire them. >> that was the problem cnn faced. and after 13 years of a ban on hiring smokers, it rescinded the policy. even so, lewis maltby says it's gonna be near impossible to marshal su

miami heat players. >> reporter: it looks like the wreckage of a hurricane but this is the scene of a deck collapse at a popular waterfront sports bar north of miami beach. daylight this morning showed chairs, tables and pieces of the deck still floating in the water. about 100 people were watching the nba finals on tv last night when the deck buckled dropping them 10 feet down into shallow water in biscayne bay. about two dozen people were hurt mostly with scrapes and bruises. two people are in serious condition. a witness described the pandemonium during the collapse. >> just hear crunch, crunch, curiosity and then bam, pillar coming down, pillar, pillar and people screaming, people yelling, people -- wood hitting the water. >> reporter: miami heat star dwyane wade said his team's thoughts are with the injured fans. >> our concerns for all that was injured tonight at shucker's restaurant. >> reporter: divers searched the water to make sure no one was trapped under the debris. but everybody has been accounted for. marlie hall for cbs news. >>> people of newtown, connecticut marked a milestone. six months ago a gunman burst into the sandy

just north of miami, florida, this bus overtaken by water, the passengers climbing up the seats to stay dry. further up the coast the streets in new york became streams well. this couple saved by a passing fedex driver. >> i saw they needed help so i went and rescued them. >> reporter: the stunning video of a spout east of denver as the plains and midwest gear up for more severe weather this weekend. >> ginger, you were telling me that's a land spout? >> right. even though it defines a classic tornado it's not a classic tornado. a supercell thunderstorm is not there. they have no rotation in that. that's actually a ground rotation, very different but still can be dangerous. >> the forecast for tonight, more severe weather? >> yesow you what is involved here. as we go through the evening hours, anyone from south western iowa down along kansas. then tomorrow we push this east to even more populated areas, st. louis be alert, little rock and memphis. >>> we turn overseas tonight to an abc news exclusive. our team embedded in afghanistan when word crossed that an afghan soldier, a trainee,

of america and were going to bomb the sears tower and the miami beach office, the fbi office in north miamias how do seven men declare ground war on the united states of america, and then i realized there was an informant involved. these men didn't have a connection to al-qaeda, the connection was an undercover fbi informant who was posing as an al-qaeda operative, and that was their only connection to terrorism at all. so i did my stories when i was in miami, and over time i realized there were more and more cases being announced and they all had this similar pattern. people involved were involved in these fantastical plots to bomb subway stations or office buildings, be i they never had the means to acquire weapons, and those weapons were provided by an undercover fbi agent posing as an affiliate of some sort. so right around 2010 i began to question how can we figure out how many of these cases have existed since 9/11? how many of the hundreds of terrorism prosecutions since 9/11 were involving real terrorists or those involving people that had no capacity of their own? so i had applied

almost 14 inches of rain in north miami beach. west haven connecticut almost 5 inches.e rain fall. the rain is exiting the northeast. part of new england still dealing with a little bit of the rain it is going to be out of here the next few hours. behind it see cloud cover for the day. maybe still a sprinkle or two but the heavy rain is over. out across the west dry conditions. it is hot. we are breaking some records temperaturewise across areas of the southwest. death valley yesterday got to 123 trees today. that ties your record. that was yesterday. today going to get back to 124. kingman, arizona 106. california 117, it's hot. it's june. hot before the monsoon kicks in. heat, new storm pulling into the far northern plains is going to bring severe weather today all the way down towards texas and south dakota and tomorrow. pulls a little farther toward the east around the mid uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu9valley. >> thanks so much, rick. and that applause is for governor mike huckabee here this morning. he is joining us here on the plaza to talk about a story that i think we are

. >> a tornado warning for palm beach, florida, north of miami. a, andrea's outer bands are coming ashore. there are reports of tornadoes starting to touch down. we turn to andrea peterson who is tracking the storm for us. >> think of all the rain florida has experienced. a foot of rain. this is only the beginning of the hurricane season. let's take you out for a look at the maps now. we are talking about heavy rain seeing 60 miles per hour winds through florida. we're going to start tracking this headed toward big ben making a northeasterly turn here. it is not expected to strengthen. early in the season, that is the good news. with the rainfall there the flood watches are going to be a big concern here as we continue to see the system move ashore. we are already noticing the northeast quadrant where you see friction. once you get friction making its way over land you see small, isolated tornadoes. we have seen several reports already. that will be another big concern in addition to the heavy winds and faithful. as far as the rain everyone is aski

the locals say they spotted the animal residential area north of downtown miami.ies say it's likely the same monkey that showed up a couple weeks ago at a nearby school. dozens of locals chased after the thing as it ran through the yards and jumped through people's trees that monkey eventually flipped out of site. -- sight. no word on where it came wildlife officials are saying do not touch and do not try to capture it yourself. new york. firefighters saved construction worker buried up to his waist in a muddy waist in queens. doing evacuation work at a site that was supposed to closed when a man somehow fell into a hole 25 feet deep. rescuers used a vacuum truck and backhoe who help pull him up from the pit. at last check, she was in stable condition. minnesota: nearly 60 people took a splash south of minneapolis in an attempt to break the record for the world's largest swimming lesson. folks in 16 countries across five continents took part in the event. in order for it to count, instructures at each pool had to follow a specific training plan, including water sa

and the airport with longest customs line in 2013, miami's north terminal, with a wait time of 2 hoursdesk," a minnesota building contractor found a rare comic book containing first known pictures of "superman." it sold for $175,000 at an auction this week. the comic book was found in wall insulation at a home where the contractor was working. two years ago, another copy of the 1938 action comics number one sold more than $2 million in mint condition. this must not have been in mint condition. less than 100 original copies are estimated to still exist. david: the top three things to watch tomorrow, number three, the industrial production. the index put out bit federal reserve expected to rise of .2%, following a decline of .5% in april. april's reading was affected drop in demand in heating with unusually cold weather in march. liz: may's producer price index tomorrow gives us an indication how manufacture something doing and inflation at that level is expected to rise .1 of a percentage point month over month. april's ppi declinedded .7 of a percent. david: number bun thing thing to w

north. >> flying, airport delays possible in miami, dallas, memphis, atlanta and charlotte. >>> turning nowat breaking news we have been following overnight. >> a 61-year-old woman has been pulled from the rubble of the building in downtown philadelphia where she had been buried alive for 13 hours. she was rescued from a salvation army thrift store where six bodies were also discovered. the building next door was undergoing demolition. >>> michael jackson's daughter paris spending the night in the hospital after an apparent suicide attempt. >> her family acknowledges the teenager has had a tough time ever since her famous father died. here's abc's clayton sandell in los angeles. >> reporter: the call came. >> od'd on motrin and cut herself. >> reporter: a possible overdecember. >> this was a serious suicide attempt. this was not a cry for help. >> reporter: paris was only 11 when her father died in 2009. >> daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. >> reporter: along with her brothers prince and blanket, paris is now under the care of her grandmother, katherine jackson. she is

this is shucker's bar and grill in miami beach. north bay village. i bet i've been there 200 times.minimum of 200 times. quantities consumed? we don't want to get into it. they were watching a heat win last night0and what a disaster. the deck fell down into the water. we'll speak live with somebody who was there when it happened. and how do you like your burger? i like mine made out of meat. m-e-a-t, meat. now they got thissing which called schmeat. stand by for wrong. don't care what the peta says. it's all ahead unless schmeat changes everything, and it may. first from fox at 3:00 on a thank goodness it's friday in new york city, the white house says it will ramp up military support to syrian opposition but no about boots on the ground. after officials confirm theç syrian regime has unleashed chemical weapons in the todayly civil war. >> the one option we basically have taken off the table is boots on the ground, for a variety of reasons. one, nobody has asked us to do so. the sir yap opposition has not thought that is a good idea. we certainly don't think it's in our national i

in san antonio, that means valero, the number one independent oil refinery in north america and representing miamia company both founded and headquartered in the home of the heat, burger king. bkw, the second largest quick service hamburger chain on earth. you might think that valero versus burger king is comparing apples to oranges and maybe like oil and burgers don't mix. you'd be right. because an oil refinery is different than a fast food joint. when you're managing your own stock portfolio, you have to choose between different sectors. which one you should have more exposure to, which ones should have less. sectors worth about 50% of the stock. so it may not be apples to apples. but wait a second, let's get started. as an oil refinery that mostly operates along the gulf coast, it's a patience stock. as cheap domestic crude flows from all the newfound oil discoveries down to the gulf, operating more efficiently, and companies should experience hefty margin expansion, should. the latter's important because refining is a margin game. it's all about the difference between what you pay for crude a

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we go to cnn's john zarrella live in miami's north bay village. what do you know, john?little easier here was the fact that the water level is really low here but you can imagine that one minute you're watching that nba finals game and the next minute the dock is collapsing. people were falling into the water on top of each other and you can see behind me here you can see what's left of the guardrail that went around that deck, the potted walment trees, the tables and chairs all just flung in the water and all of that debris, all of that stuff from the restaurant piling on top of people. patrons of the restaurant who were inside said it literally happened in an instant. >> we were sitting there enjoying the view after our dinner and we heard people screaming. we didn't know where it was coming from. >> we were walking into the back area and it was more of what we heard rather than what we saw. first we heard like a crack and then it was within seconds that the whole deck had collapsed into the water. >> a lot of people went to this bar to see the heat game and many of th

one with a band to the north of miami around coral springs and south of the port saint lucie area.ast for this storm is a small storm and weak. by 8:00 p.m. it should be over the top of savannah, georgia. by 8:00 a.m. friday morning over the top of the raleigh-durham area. weaker by that point. a big rainmaker. your friday forecast for morning drive looks like a soaking drive from new york city down to d.c. and then by friday night, the center of the storm pretty much over the top of the jersey shore. again, it's a very weak storm. not going to do beach damage. no wind damage. a lot of rain friday night up in new england. the good news for everyone is it looks like it is gone by the time we get to saturday. that's the official forecast here from the hurricane center. gone by the weekend. a big rainmaker. we shouldn't have too much damage. as you can see from clearwater beach in florida, the surf is up. no damage expected. just a rainy day in florida. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. many people are struggling with issues related to mental health. by earning a degr

a batch of rain north of the area into miami, and another batch just south of the fort myers, nepalsrea. the heaviest rain by far, now across northern florida and portions of south georgia, and that whole system's going to move up the east coast. it will be near norfolk by tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night and passing quickly to the northeast, and picking up lot of speed. west of us, we see the rain activity southwest of dc. that's going to move in tonight. expect a wet night and a wet day tomorrow or friday. right now, light winds not a big deal. the winds will not be a factor with the system, and the wind are way offshore. ocean city could get winds 20, 30 miles per hour, and rough surf. that's about all we're expecting from andrea as far as the wind are concerned. the rain will be the major factor. this is tropical moisture, and tropical moisture has heavy downpours, seriously some spots could see 2, 3, 4 inches of rain and some could see more if you get under one of the heavy bands. a lot of of rain north of us. this has nothing to do with andrea, this is the tropical rain south

. >> the deck belongs to the popular bar and grill in north bay village in miami appeared people were watch the nba playoff game. >> investigators of their today to try to figure out what happened to make the deck collapsed. >> of stories have listed an evacuation after the surprise rain shower to contain the black forest fires in colorado. >> officials are warning that the fire could flare up again if the weather ships. >> that was far has already killed two people and is called the worst wildfire in colorado history. it is now 35 percent contained. >> let's take a look outside right now as you can see that san francisco still has, over cast skies. >> there is dense fog out there right now however but we are expecting sunshine this afternoon. >> as for your temperature's is starting to warm up in san francisco and oakland. >> 64 degrees right now in concord and 62 in livermore appeared it is 68 degrees turn in santa rosa. >> it will be pretty warm in the east bay inland valleys. >> it will be 87 degrees for brett wood and 854 livermore appeared upper seventies for martinez and 834 pl

shockers grill in north bay village. >> miami-dade county police and fire, where's the emergency?and completely collapsed. there's at least 100 people in the water right now. other people are going to save them but it's horrible. >> wow. well, about 100 people were on the deck watching last night's nba playoff game when the deck collapsed. about two dozen people were hurt. "the miami herald" reports authorities still don't know what caused the collapse but have ruled out overcrowding and criminal activity. >>> a second person has died as a result of the explosion and fire at a louisiana chemical plant. yesterday's explosion also injured about 100 workers, although only a handful remain hospitalized. plant officials say the fire now is out and they're cooperating with investigators in trying to find out what caused the blast. >>> a political fight has broken out between two people you would think would be allies. coming up, why new york mayor michael bloomberg is blasting u.s. attorney general eric holder. that's coming up. [ male announcer ] it's intuitive and customizable, just l

north bay village. the accident happened as miami fans had gathered to watch the nba playoff game.estigators are on the scene today - trying to figure out exactly what went >> catherine: this was the scene last night as two dozen people were taken to the hospital. most of them were treated and released.and even two of the badly injured victims have been sent home. tonight - only one person remains hospitalized. >> pam: san jose's fire chief is moving. william mcdonald is leaving his post to become chief of the las vegas fire department. mcdonald. who goes by the name "willie" became san jose's fire chief in august 20-10. he begins his new job in las vegas this summer. three people are recovering >> pam: tonight after a car slams into a forklift operator at a san francisco produce market. kron 4's mike pelton shows us the dramatic pictures moments after the crash. and why witnesses aren't surprised the accident happened. >> reporter:. cellphone video of but which of the accident after the crash. kron4 clocked the white car hit the forklift sending it off to its side. two people were

miami hasu t very clatest. >> reporter: theq rescue effort continues on the ground, the north bay village just behind us here. at the shuckers bar where the deck evening. as people may have árjz thatko spurs game when that deck gave way and fell into thei] bay bel. we understand that all thosee1 f people, 24 people required transport to areÑ hospitals. two of those people are being ¢Ñ injured. the remainder ofÑi that 100 are being calledfáw3 walking wounde bruises and things of that nature. we're told the worst of the injuries at this time seem to includebh6já teeth, bro bones, major scrapes and bruises here. this recovery effort involved divers in the water. miami-dade's fire department,q s well as other local agencies m1ñ trying to find the victims who in the waterq at this qtim. we understand this effort will eu) and well into the morning as c o area police take over andjfi] continue this investigation herd in north bay jfvillage. justin finch, nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you, justin. investigators trying to figure out why a private plane crashed interview a hanger at an airport in southern ca

north bay at this time. james? >>jacqueline: >>james: the miamide back-to-back nba championships and third since 2006 with a gritty 95 = 88 victory over san antonio and game 7 of the nba finals. as usual, lebraun james and made it happen. then he superstar poured in 37 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to earn mvp honors for the second straight year. with the heat nursing a two-point lead, james secure the victory with a 19 ft. jumper with 27.9 seconds left. he added to 3 for free throws four seconds later. but he rallied from 83 = 2 deficit to win the final two games at home. and he stands swarmed out of american airlines arena and cheered on the streets after the game. you can see them in this video celebrate on the streets of miami. and a reminder, we will be talking to gary about the big game this morning as a 45. and off the military has been selected and the florida trial of a george zimmerman. he is the man charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of on arms teen-unamrmed teen trayvon martin. five of those women are mothers. fiv

miami in the 90s. cool in the pacific north west. ry against the spurs earlier. there was a great moment before the tip-off. ♪ 'o say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ >> if he looks familiar that's because mariachi singer sebastien de la cruz. belting out the national anthem. we told you about him yesterday. his appearance before game three sparked a barrage of racist tweets. that's what we told you. the coach greg popovich called the tweeters idiots. he and the miami coach congratulated sebastian at mid court which earned him a rousing ovation. from the sellout crowd. >> rock his mariachi outfit again. >> good for him. by the way, everybody was upset or up in arms, who ever the tweeters were, up in arms because they were saying that they didn't want a mexican singing the american national anthem. >> a mexican-american. >> he is american. >> yes. >> you know what, who cares where he is from? >> right. true. yeah, right. >> it's on honor for him to do it. would it really matter if he was from mexico anyway? >> he took the honor

north west. and for short, they will call her nouri. e news also says the baby does not have a middle name. >>> the miami heat and their fans across the country celebrating the team's second straight nba title. it was a thrill willing game, less than a minute to go tim dunk an chance to tie it up but cannot get that shot to drop. lebron james, on the other end though, he nails the dagger to seal the victory. james was crowned the mvp for the second straight year. there that was dagger. and james called the victory "the ultimate." >>> a san francisco jersey of another kind is awaiting 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. kaepernick, who is a former pitcher, will be tossing out the ceremonial first pitch at tonight's game against the miami marlins. the qb was actually drafted by the chicago cubs back in 2009, if you can believe it, but he chose to continue his football career at the university of nevada instead and we are all glad he did. take a look at this, this is the jersey kaepernick will wear for the first pitch tonight. by the way, you can catch all the action here on nbc bay area tonight at 7:00. >>> still ahead, no monkeying around. we

north of gainesville. his scheduled release date, may 4th, 2031. john zarrella, cnn, miami. >> now this.e and gabana are fashion icons. a court in italy has sentenced each of them to more than a year and a half behind bars for failing to pay more than $50 million in taxes to the italian government. their lawyer says he will appeal the convictions and he also says his clients will never go to jail. now or ever. >>> today we should find out more about jodi arias's fate. that's right. the judge is holding a status hearing. just a few weeks ago, a jury convicted her of first degree murder in the death of her boyfriend. but in the penalty phase, jurors could not reach a unanimous verdict on whether or not she should live or die. a different jury is going to decide her fate around the middle of next month. >>> of course, you'll want to be with us tomorrow 1:00 p.m. eastern. we're going to talk live with tania raymonde. she is the actress who is playing arias in the lifetime movie "jodi arias: dirty little secret." >>> coming up this weekend, director ridley scott joins cnn with an all-new seri

moments ago, we just missed it timewise, there was a boat here, miami-dade police boat with structural engineer, inspector, chief of police from north were taking pictures all along the way of the struts, the columns, the support beams, trying to figure out what happened when this deck collapsed. what we do know from anecdotal accounts, last night around 9:45 a big crowd was here cheering on the miami heat in the nba finals. people got up, were cheering, and all of a sudden there was a noise and the deck went into the water, scores of people went in with it. we have some eyewitness accounts from last night if you want to roll those. >> you just hear crunch, crunch, bam, pillar coming down, pillar, pillar, people screaming, yelling, pieces of wood hitting the water. >> i went into the water. we pushed people up. my son was pulling people out of the water, even some first responders, got in there, realize footing, water is a bit slimy. >> reporter: as bad as it looks and was, in some ways they were quite lucky, no one was killed here. the numbers today are that 24 people were treated at a hospital, two listed as serious. none critical

north america. the title is based on over 24,000 trips planned on the site between june and august. san francisco is followed by new york city, miamieople think of id theft, they worry about the impact to their credit but there's another concern when your identity is compromised, medical id theft. it's jumped more than 50% in the past year and it can be just as painful. >>> reporter they came in through the window while she was on vacation and along with tens of thousands of stuff, they stole melissa's california id and social security card. like many victims, the most costly aspects of the theft had nothing to do with credit. >> the biggest headache was medical bills. >> reporter: an id thief successfully convinced not one but two major bay area medical provides that she was melissa one of which already had records on melissa since she had been treated there. >> she is 5" taller, at least five years younger than me. >> reporter: and she says she is even a different ethnicity and melissa has been dealing with the id thieves' medical bills for months. how did this happen? >> somewhere along the line that id should have been flagged.

herald," --s "miami bella on twitter wonders this -- lee from north carolina, a democratic caller. hello. you're on the air. we lost him. jim from hamilton, montana. an independent caller. hello. caller: a beautiful view from your window. eighth this is going to fail like all other bills. there is nothing for them down there. to the mexican government, every $2 you put up the u.s. government will put up $1. we could make them the food and vegetable capital of the world. we could do so many more things and they would rather stay down there. mexico is the land they love. until we start getting businesses down there so everybody can have good work -- you do not see our neighbors from the north in canada coming down to america like that. let us build the country up, let us give people a reason to want to stay in mexico. we will keep getting your thoughts this morning on what the senate tydeus today, passing the immigration bill 68-32. at the front page of "the washington post" -- next to that story is the one about the nsa surveillance program, "security clearance question by the compa

north of tampa. take a look at this spin. you see the heaviest rain now across southern georgia, savannah approaching charleston down toward miami. all that is going to move up the east coast over the next 24 hours. take a look at the satellite imagery, the last one we had moving now across from central florida, northern florida, headed toward the north eastern sections of georgia and south carolina. that's all moving up to the north-northeast. tim is in the outback. and they are headed off to the east as you can see. so we're not concerned about any real wind issues here but we are concerned about rain. take a -- let's take a look that the, tim. >> reporter: the two components we're looking at is the rain coming from the west. tomorrow into saturday we'll start to see the sun pulling in the remnants of andrea as it starts to make the way up the eastern seaboard. what we're going to be watching is flooding. flood warnings go into effect. all the areas shaded in green on the 95 side of the corridor. they go into effect early tomorrow. it is going to be the showers from the west and the tropical rain that moves into the region. we

miami. about a hundred fans were on this deck when it suddenly gave way sending many panicked customers into the shallow waters of biscayne bay. joining us live there that scene in northge florida, phil keating. phil? >> reporter: hi, jenna. a huge night for miami heat fans last night as they eached the series, and it was a huge party here at shuckers, the sports bar and restaurant always packed for heat games. and as you can see, what is left of that deck which was packed full of a hundred people is now buckled and submerged into biscayne bay after terrifying seasoned quarter chaos -- second quarter chaos. right before halftime about dozens of people sudden ply dropped 5 feet into the water as the survivors scrambled to get them out from the debris because they were underneath tables and chairs and potted plants. other customers heroically jumped in to help. >> first we heard like a crack, and then it was within seconds that the whole deck had collapsed into the water. >> reporter: two dozen people were taken to hospitals, two remain in serious condition. no one died, thankfully, and no one is missing. the injuries involved cuts, sprains and at least one fracture. th

north carolina, and at its worst, the storm system knocked out power to nearly 600,000 customers in the mid-atlantic region. >>> and two people are in serious condition after an outdoor deck collapsed behind a miami area bar. authorities say about 100 people were on the deck at shucker's bar & grill along the beach. many had gathered to watch the nba finals. dozens were thrown into the water at biscayne bay when the deck caved in. others jumped in to pull people from the shallow water. >> first we heard like a crack and then it was within seconds that the whole deck had collapsed into the water. so we were able to get out right away with no harm, but there were people that the tables toppled on top of each other. there was a lady that got hit on the head. >> 24 people were taken to area hospitals. authorities say everyone has been accounted for. >>> well, the man who revealed u.s. secret surveillance programs is not welcome in the united kingdom. the british government today urged airlines around the world not to allow eric snowden to board flights to the uk. snowden is reportedly holed up in hong kong. the alert issued by the home office says snowden would likely be refused entry into the uk bec

north bay, 83 in napa. so, sunshine today. it is going to be a beautiful evening to go watch the giants take on the miami marlins. the game will start at 7:15 tonight and breezy as well. we will cool off to 59. our lows for tonight predominantly in the mid to lower 50s across the bay area that patchy cloud and fog coming back in. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast, we will warm up tomorrow. sunday, chances of rain overnight into monday and possibly tuesday as well before temperatures start to warm up wednesday and thursday. all right. we do have an accident in oakland and it is involving a dump truck and actually involving a big rig and also has a dump truck fire. so, first, we head to southbound 880, 66th avenue, still have two lanes blocked there, causing a bit of a backup and northbound slowing as well. we also have this carpool lane that is going to open in san jose. north around southbound 880, south bay freeway and 101. it won't be enforced until monday. if you are not carrying any more than one person in your car, you can use it on monday, it will have to be a a high-occupancy vehicle. take a look o

miami just scored to tie the game. >> catherine: that's a lot of people! >> gary: does go back to what we are doing here. cws - unc players tumble college world series in omaha, nebraska northna versus lsu on a going after the foul ball. >> gary: take a couple more looks tar heels 3rd baseman colin moran actually made the catch. #1 seeded north carolina eliminated lsu from the college world 4-2 happy girl catches foul >> gary: lebraun james has just been since the shot in the fourth quarter. more from the college world series during the mississippi st- indiana game a girl is given a foul ball and she couldn't be more elated jumping up and waving her arms but during the celebration look at her elbow as she celebrates it hits the boy behind her and spills his drink all over his face causing him to burst into tears take another look elbow into face drink onto face and he is not happy! >> gary: watching the end of the last five seconds. hang barn! they're going on to overtime! miami drills by the fourth quarter and lebraun james brought them back. kron 4 has me. back in a moment! >> gary: >> gary: stefan gordy, aka redfoo one half of the now-defunct band lmfao is beginning an a

miami. we used to go to that bar. it was in north village where the channel 7 studios were, and we used to hang out there after work. >> stephanie: it's a bar. >> yeah. it's a big outside deck area, and apparently it collapsed in and a bunch of people were thrown into the water. >> yeah, it happened when the heat scored a basket and everybody got up to cheer and it just collapsed. >> yeah. >> stephanie: you doing shots presumably added some of the stress to that over time. >> over time. >> stephanie: all right. here she is, jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. happy friday. president obama says if we have proof that the syrian president is using chemical weapons on his own people we will intervene. they now have that evidence and we will. they will supply small arms and ammunition. so far the u.s. has only provided humanitarian aide and supplies. but the assad regime has used sarin gas against the opposition. john mccain has been leading the call for more intervention in syria up until this time. and president clinton said th

north bay, no problems. but the raceway at sonoma will be crowded. >>> a lot of blood, sweat and tears, but king james officially keeping that crown this morning. the miamieat and all their fans celebrating the team's second straight nba title. the rock and roll game an epic series. tim duncan the chance to be the hero misses not once, but twice. not the hero. more the zero. lebron james, on the other land, superhero. that's right. nails the dagger, gives the heat a four-point lead. less than 30 seconds to go, james a huge night, 37 points, 12 boards, hit five three-pointers, leads miami to a 95-88 victory. yes, to the victors go the spoils. he was crowned the mvp for the second straight year. he calls this victory, quote, the ultimate. >> congratulations to them, again. >>> 5:50 now. a san francisco jersey of another kind is awaiting 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. kaepernick will be sporting this giant's jersey tonight at at&t caper nick who is a former pitcher will be tossing out the ceremonial first pitch at tonight's game against the marlins. the quarterback was drafted by the chicago cubs back in 2009. he chose to continue his football career a

miami. we used to go to that bar. it was in north bay village where the channel 7 studios