the mexican navy closed in on gus rsh, alias el chapo in the mountains of northern mexico, his birth place and hide out. after heavy helicopter fire, soldiers moved in. it was too late. once again, the leader of the sinaloa cartel slipped through the net. authorities say he was wounded in the head and leg. the missed opportunity came days before el chapo was leaped after an cape from the high security prison in july. >> the sound of tunnelling can be heard, and the voices of men. incredibly, the guards did not react to the barrage of noise until long after joaquin guzman vanished. it was the second team they escaped from a mexican gaol. time and again. el chapo embarrassed the government. it became a single of corruption and competence. and at least recapturing the drug lord compensates for that lack of credibility. despite a long list of crimes, including murder, money laundering and crime. joaquin guzman turned into an antihero. to the points where melissa chan turned into an a popular accessory. the man himself is wounded, hunted, but still at large. >> i'm russell beard in barbad

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days from now, it's going to drift towards areas of new mexico, west texas and then go back over northern mexicond back to california. it's going to do the loop de loop. thankfully this storm does not have the moisture with it. doesn't have the atmospheric river and a hurricane to steal from, that's why we're not going to see torrential rains and horrible flooding. we see this isolated flooding in areas of new mexico and west texas. a couple showers and storms even at this hour. they'll be enhanced later on this afternoon. as far as rainfall totals over the next three days, nothing epic. but you notice west texas is pinpointed the possibility there of three to six inches. the other story, although we were a little cooler than the great lakes, a lot of the country still seeing a very warm period of weather. 90s today in texas. 90 in dallas. 69 in chicago. the next three days look very warm. and even all the way to the east. it looks like we're -- this is like a late summer feeling to it. cool mornings but the afternoon will be very mild. enjoy it. >> sounds wonderful. thank you so much. >>> well

the mexican navy had closed in on el chapo in the mountains of northern mexico. his birth place and regular hideout. after heavy helicopter fire, soldiers moved in. but it was too late. once again, the leader of the powerful cartel had slipped through the net. although not unscathed. authorities say he was wounded in the head and leg while making his get away. the missed opportunity came days after audio was released from his escape from prison this july. voices of the men that came to take him through the hole underneath his bathroom and out of the prison walls. incredibly, the guards did not react to the noise until long after he vanished. it's the second time he's escaped from a mexican jail. he has deeply embarrassed the mexican government. just his latest escape from prison became a symbol of the corruption and incompetence that playings authorities here and at least recapturing the drug lord would in some way compensate for that loss of credibility. despite his list of crimes including murder, money laundering, and organized crime, he has turned into someth

and then this will dissipate as it moves in to northern mexico here in the next couple of days as it weakens overland. but patricia is one of the strongest hurricanes we have ever seen. yesterday was a category one, intensifying so quickly within 24 hours. as far as the meteorologist, trying to learn why it did and what it said. i'll come back in a few minutes with your weekend forecast. if you want to follow more on patricia, check out the section that we have on our downloadable app. back to you. >> thanks, howard. >>> one day after being grilled for 11 hours about benghazi, hillary clinton returned to the campaign trail. this afternoon she really lid supporters in old town alexandria -- she rallied supporters in old town alexandria. >> i'm filled with excitement and optimism. and i'm not running for president obama's third term, i'm not running for bill clinton's third term, i'm running for my first term. >> our andrea mccarren was there as she is back here with us now with some reaction. andrea? >> reporter: lesli, they may have thought yesterday's marathon hearings would tarnish

in the mountains of northern mexico, his birth plate and regular hide out. after heavy fire, soldiers move in. it was too late. once again, the leader of the powerful sinaloa cartel slipped through the net. not unscathed, authorities say this had wounded in the head and leg. the missed opportunity came days for a great escape from a high security prison in july. the sound of tunnelling is clearly heard, as can the voices of the men. as can the men that helped. incredibly the guards did not react to a barrage of noise, until long after joaquin guzman banished. it's the second time he escaped from a mexican gaol. >> the mexican government has been paralyzed. they've become a symbol of corruption and at least recapturing the drug lord would compensate for the loss of credibility. >> despite a long list of the crimes, including murder and mundy laundering, joaquin guzman turned into an antihero. to the point that el chapo masks turned into an accessory for halloween here. the man, himself, is wounded, hunted, but still at large. still ahead on al jazeera america

mexican officials say he was so injured that he was barely able to make an escape to nab him in northern mexico. this is the closest officials have come to recapturing him since his prison break back in july. now to the search for the missing cargo ship el faro. the navy is going to use the high tech equipment for the malaysian airliner, along with 33 crew membmbers sank after encounter hurricane joaquin. and lamar odem appears to be getting better and a thumbs up from his hospital day just days afteter he wasound in a critical condition. kim kardashian tweeting so happy smile. finally the kansas city royals scoring five runs on their way to a tilng comeback. a victory over the blue jays. final score, royals 6, blue jays, 3. here in new york city in queens exactly the mets taking game one of nlcs against the chicago cubs. paula with the final score of 4-2. paula, game two tonight. >> you should have just brought a big plate of crow for me so i could eat it all day. >> it's a seven game series. only game one. >> they lost the first game. >>>>hey can win the next four in a row get that billy goat

the breaking news, and the strongest hurricane ever recorded and hours away from landfall in northern mexico. hurricane patricia has sustained winds of 200 miles per hour and all flights from the puerto vallarta airport have been s suspended. chad myers is live at the cnn weather center to track all of it for us. and chad, hello to you. where is the storm right now? is. >> it is headed towards manzanillo, mexico, randi, and one thing that we need to focus on with the storm is that 36 hours ago, it with because tropical storm. it wasn't even a category 1 hillary clinton, and this exploded overnight. really leaving the people there unaware of how big it got overnight, because they were not making the preparations as of yesterday for such a big storm. well, also, what we are seeing in the past couple of hours as the storm has turned to the right, and it is truly going to affect manzanillo and much more than puerto vallarta and significant storm surge and 30 to 40 foot storm surge and look like bay st. louis and gulfport after katrina, but it is stronger than katrina and andrew and gilbert and m

the next company navy closed in on him in the movemeuntains of northern mexico, his birthplace and regularideout. after heavy helicopter fire, soldiers moved in. it was too late. once again, the leader of the powerful sineloa cartel. although not unscathed. authorities say he was wounded in the head and leg while making his get away. the missed opportunity came days before awed he yes was leaked of his greatest evening ape this july. the tunnelling it sound can be heard as can the voices of the men who came to whisk the drug lord through the hole underneath his bathroom and out of the prison walls. the guards didn't react to the barrage of noise until long after he vein issued. it was the second time he had escaped from a mexican jail. >> i has deeply embarrassed the mexican government. his latest escape from prinlz became a symbol of the corruption and incompetence that plagues authorities here at least recapturing the drug lord would in some way compensate for that loss of credibility. >> despite his long list of crimes including murder, money lau laundering and organized crime, he is tu

the breaking news, and the strongest hurricane ever recorded and hours away from landfall in northern mexicos per hour and all flights from the puerto vallarta airport have been s suspended. chad myers is live at the cnn weather center to track all of it for us. and chad, hello to you. where is the storm right now? is. >>

mexico you can take these ultralight flights. there's vendors all over the beach, especially in the northern part of mexico, the sea of cortez. that's what our buddy rob did with his friend scott. they each went up in one of these ultralights. but they won't stay up in the air for very long. they've got a plan here. this is from "go world projects." you get a nice bird's eye view of that area of mexico, which is pretty nice indeed. the two ultralights get nice and close to each other. once they're in formation, even though they're flying perfectly well -- >> they bail out. >> oh, no! >> they're onto something or on something. >> they're high on adventure. >> off they go. the beach starts coming up. they are able to fly right up to each other, give a quick little bump, how are you, brother, in midair. >> the ultimate bro event. >> they believe this stunt is the first time this has ever been done, they're the first to do something just like this. >>> this comes to us from l.a. this intersection has three lanes. the right lane turns right. this guy in the jeep gets himself caught. someone very kindly lets the jeep in but the bro

you u n see widespread showers, new mexico, northern and western texas, also across the great lakes. checking precipitation estimates over the past 24 hrs, we just haven't seen a wle lot. a couple of@ spots in the northeast. few areas out west and have continued to see some showers and some spots gotten a half inch or more. add on the next 36 hrs, we'll definitely see some more moisture. that would be a lot for west texas and eastern new mexi. we'll see if that works out. that computer model shows 2-2-inches in some of thth area. but again we'll be seeing that increased moisture in that part of the country. but most of over the next 36-48 hours. high temps this afternoon, warming up to 70's and 80's as you can see there e to the central and southern plains. still on the cool side in the appalachians and into the northeast. l;ow temps tonite will drop off into the east. and especially out west dropping intohe 40s in both of those locations. a few 30s in the northeast and northern portions of the rockies. high temps tomorrow afternoon that heat begins to come into the miss valley, ohio

mexico. >> well, it's really about its northern neighbor to some extent for mexico, about 70% of mexico's international trade is with the u.s. so it really can't be left out of any big international trade agreement that involves that country. and mexico really sees this as an upgrade of the nafta agreement that it has with the u.s. and canada for around 20 years now. the extra plus for mexico is it's going to have increased trading opportunities with more markets around six new markets in asia for it. that's the plus for mexico but a flip side, and that's the new asian tradin trading partners, l important trading market with the u.s. especially with the auto industry. mexico is the number 2 exporters of vehicles to the u.s., and one ever its fears throughout these negotiations is that japan especially could use cheap parts from other parts of asia, other countries in asia, that aren't mart of this agreement and then be shipping cars duty-free to the u.s. and try to nudge mexico a little bit out of the way to this. that's been a big part of the negotiations and big sticking point for mexico. but today t

on that spring not in 1882 the drunken cowboys riding through northern new mexico could have inn forgiven for squinting disbelief at the montezuma hotel. it did appear to be a hallucination. it was one of the most astonishing architectural creations in america. it was nestled in a gorgeous middle of nowhere in the foothills of the mountains outside of las vegas, new mexico. the largest woodframe building in the night it states, the featured atyle that casino, wine cellar, 11 bowling alleys, and an immense therapeutic bathing facility. couldtrons experience the hot springs. the service was brilliant with staff imported from the best andls in new york, chicago, st. louis. the cuisine was ambitious. the expertise of classically trained chefs of the world, with fresh regional american ingredients. fruits, vegetables, delicacies like green turtles and c celery harvested. to which few other kitchens had access in which most what he come to appreciate for a most another century. only a few weeks, the resort was attracting dukes and presidents on theked passage railroad whose newly laid tracts we

the training i needed so i could work security at the casino which is where i'm from up in northern new mexicoi came and did the academy class here and got all that training that i would have no problem getting where i wanted to go work. >> rapatz eventually landed the casino job. but he also began using drugs again. he says he was drunk and high when he got into an argument that ended with him taking a life. >> i stabbed him in his lungs and his kidneys. and he basically drowned in his own blood. >> rapatz was convicted of manslaughter, along with several other charges including resisting arrest and battery of a police officer. he soon returned to the penitentiary of new mexico, this time in a yellow inmate jumpsuit. >> people say you don't live with regrets. but anyone who says that is a liar because you do live with regrets because i do regret. i didn't hardly know the guy and i killed him. i took a guy's life and i didn't hardly know. >> his last day as a correctional officer was about five years before his first day as an inmate. he was hoping to stay under the radar. but he couldn't. >>

really did dodge the bullet in mexico, if you look at the traffic, right between populations of 180,000 and 380,000 respectively. there are the remnants now across northern portions of mexico. that's on the surface. higher up in the atmosphere, its circulation that pushed up across into texas and the in texas, the population is 30 million so somewhere is going to be hit by torrential rain. a frontal system is giving rain in a wide area. we've seen vast amounts of rain in the last few days, nearly half a meter of rain in the last few hours. the lane is coming down where the grand prix is scheduled to take place. the rainfall rates are going to be about 160 millimeters in one hour in some parts of texas, so there's the current situation, low pressure there is sucking the water up from the gulf of mexico, so the drainage in place like galveston could be hindered. when the rain comes there is nowhere for it to go. it will eventually get better, but the flooding risk will transfer across to mississippi and later alabama. >> still to come, we look at how survivors are struggling to rebuild their lives six months after that massive earthquake, which left nepal

you can see this cold front will continue to push toward the northern portions of the gulf of mexico as we head into this afternoon. there will be some scattered mainly lake effect showers although there is a little disturbance kind of diving northeast of the great lakes there as well. mainly rain showers but i have a feeling northern michigan will probably see some snow flakes mixed in there especially during the morning hours there. as you can see our future model is actually showing that. scattered showers into the southwest as well. and a system finally coming into the west coast spreading some rain especially into the day tomorrow into washington and oregon other parts of california it will increase during the afternoon hours. most areas east of the rockies are going to be dry but once again its going to be some scattered mainly scattered showers northeast of the great lakes. taking a look at precipitation estimates over the past 24 hours we've seen some light amounts hit and miss here. a couple spots in the central plains states. most of it the great lakes and northeast. a litt

northern california, southern california. arizona, new mexico. almost to texas. came back to baja. >> but we're getting. it's so amazing how some areas are just getting a ton of rain. >> weaver a little far north. there was a pretty good lightening show. there were big thunderstorms out in the valley and also continuing. southern sierra near las vegas. the low is lifting. that's the good news. there's still some of that moisture wrapping back around. a lot of this does not reach the ground. if you see the light green, it's evaporateing before it does. there could be an isolated shower or two. a brief one. coming around patterson. and near tracy. it looks like the possibility of some for some for those coming in that way. better towards morgan hill, gilry. santa cruz mountains down to monterey. that is the main area right there for us. east. sixtys on the temperatures. there's a little bit of a breeze kicking in too. the fog is returning. we can't forget about that. there is a more noticeable coolness that we felt. there goes to low. it's lifting out up towards th

mexico. the edge of hurricane patricia has entered the northern part of the state of jalisco. it's a category five hurricane with wind gusts reaching more than 200 miles an hour. many high school seniors play their final game tonight. not the case for ankeny and the ankeny hawks, ranked #6, at southeast polk to decide the district title. ankeny inside the 10. chris mcleod runs right... coughs up the ball.. ram's gunner jorgenson jumps on it... and goes 95 yards the other way.. 7-0 rams the very next offensive play... ankeny's nate champagne gets into the secondary... finds a seam and champagne answers for the hawks 7-7. mcleod gets another chance... and he capitalizes... easily scores... 17-7 at the half.. here comes the rain... south they welcome precipitation. and more champagne. he scores again. ankeny wins the district championship, 30 to 10. let's bring in michael admire with more. michael admire/se polk, chris mcleod/senior ankeny, michael admire/se polk, chris mcleod/senior ankeny, michael thanks. valley started the season ranked #1. the tigers lost two games, but anyon

mexico. the games in the arena, in a city in northern brazil are showing variations of the need to play than competing. among the demonstrations, mexico - a version of modern day tennis. behind me the mexicans are playing a precolonial ball game. the idea to keep it in the air as long as possible. with medals made of wood and fibres, there's no winners or losers. they are not just about on-field performances. events like this are designed to foster the exchange of information and technology, organizers hope the discussion may inspire decisions on how to improve the lives of indigenous people. >> this is it a platform to talk about indigenous communities, the way of thinking, internal development. from now on, it will be a turning point for brazil and the religious community. >> at the arena, travel dances are on display. perhaps the races are the highlight of the night. these men take turns carrying loads weighing as much as 100km. it's a pursuit that for many will require unfathomable preparation. >> translation: to run for four hours with a log, you need strength in your arms, legs and body

and they would say in one breath, "well, they could be in new mexico or in northern canada or in youryard." it -- they just didn't know. >> reporter: so the manhunt searched farther, extending into dense, rugged, forest terrain, and the officers encountered monsoon conditions. >> we had rain either every day or just about every day. literally, it's no exaggeration, you can't see three to five feet in front of your -- your face, in the daylight, let alone at night. >> reporter: and as the search expanded, fear took over. >> this is why i'm carrying, i have a glock .40 caliber >> i'm pretty well off. i've got a gun on me. >> i've lived in medford for almost 20 years, so it is. it's scary. >> they're killers. no one really knew if they had gotten guns, if anyone else was helping them, how far they had gotten. i mean, there was real fear. >> reporter: more time went by. search teams marched on. everyone hoped for a break, especially joyce, now a prisoner in her own home, afraid to face her neighbors. >> were you glued to the set? were you watching this like everybody else in the rest of t

and they would say in one breath, "well, they could be in new mexico or in northern canada or in your it -- they just didn't know. >> reporter: so the manhunt searched farther, extending into dense, rugged, forest terrain, and the officers encountered monsoon conditions. >> we had rain either every day or just about every day. literally, it's no exaggeration, you can't see three to five feet in front of your -- your face, in the daylight, let alone at night. >> reporter: and as the search expanded, fear took over. >> this is why i'm carrying, i have a glauc40 callber. >> i'm pretty well off. i've got a gun on me. >> i've lived in medford for almost 20 years, so it is. it's scary. >> they're killers. no one really knew if they had gotten guns, if anyone else was helping them, how far they had gotten. i mean, there was real fear. >> reporter: more time went by. search teams marched on. everyone hoped for a break, especially joyce, now a prisoner in her own home, afraid to face her neighbors. >> were you glued to the set? were you watching this like everybody else in the rest of the coun

next chance of rain coming from down here out in the gulf of mexico right along the northern gulf coast. the red box indicating a tornado watch box some of that moisture left over from what was once hurricane pattia. now let's use future cast here and watch as that area of low pressure tracks to the northeast. not impacting us tomorrow. weather will be quiet tomorrow even off tuesday we'll start off with a good bit of sunshine. clouds will increase late in the day on tuesday as this system approaches. then the timing is getting a little bit more nailed down. at one point still some questions about whether this would come wednesday morning or thursday morning. it looks more and more mainly a wednesday night event and looks more and more likely that this will be a significant rain event. our computer models are averaging with an inch of rain across the area some even a little bit more than. that now keep in mind we need almost eight inches of rain just to catch up to normal for the year. overnight wednesday into thursday now as this sweeps through much cooler weather starts to pull in her

northern brazil. an alternative to other more commercial sporting events, competitions include log carrying, archery and tug-of-war. we have the report. >> reporter: athletes wrestling and handball from mexico. the games in the sports arena in northern brazil are more about showing variations of the universal need to play than competing. among the demonstrations on saturday, a version from mexico of modern day tennis. behind me the mexican delegation is unmistakable. the idea of this game is to keep the ball up in the air as long as possible. the first one drop it loses. but not here. with medals made out of wood or natural fibers, there are no winners or losers. the games are about on-field performances. the art fair will foster the exchange of information and technology. organizers how hope the discussion inspires decisions on how to improve the lives of indigenous people. >> this is a platform to talk about development and how to approach indigenous games and how to ponder them and how to learn from the weight of thinking of development. so i think that from now on it's like a 20-point event for brazil and also for participation. >> reporter: at the arena traditional tribal dances and ri

now, it's going to move through the northern plains but the moisture continuing to flow off the gulf of mexico. some of it off the pacific ocean. we will continue to put down huge amounts of rain in parts of texas. it's going to be a fairly good soaker north. for the rest of the country, southeast going to continue to drive high pressure continuing to dominate. the great lakes and ohio valley will continue to be dry as well with another quick shot of cooler air. not cold air but cooler as we head through tonight and early part of tomorrow, you can see the rain spread through the dakotas and parts of minnesota, iowa and into missouri. the heaviest pressure will keep some pressure in the four corner region. some of that will be snow in the higher elevations. heading through the day tomorrow, you can see high pressure along the northeast gulf, keeping things dry in that area. dry up and down the eastern seaboard. the center of the country continues to be moist with that system moving through. high pressure coming in once again for the pacific northwest. here's the precipitation estimate over the

mexico three days ago. heaviest rains along the northern gulf coast. san antonio to dallas, beautiful day.after your weekend rain. keeld cold in new england, winter gloves early but probably carry them home this afternoon, decent day. >> it's as cold out there as it is in here, jen. >>> still ahead, see how -- >> she'el should we warm it up for you? >>> one congressman making good on a lost bet, way too early is coming right back. it's cashmere weather, bill. ♪ bring your wife guaranteed to have the time of your life ♪ ♪ because the mets are really sockin' the ball ♪ what? wow... yeah! okay... guys, i'll be writing a new language for machines so planes, trains, even hospitals can work better. oh! sorry, i was trying to put it away... got it on the cake. so you're going to work on a train? not on a train...on "trains"! you're not gonna develop stuff anymore? no i am... do you know what ge is? it takes a lot of work... but i really love it.s. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost comple

mexico on regional security are increasing. so, from the perspective of the united states northern command, a security partnership with mexico is necessary given our security situation. and it's possible and the timing is right to make the investment now&ñik with mexico just like d with canada over 50 years ago. i look forward to your questions. >> thanks, general taylor. michael? >> hello, everyone, thank you for letting me come. i appreciate it. so, i'm talking about this from -- i'm going to talk about the u.s.-mexico relationship from a homeland security perspective. we've been around a touch over a decade, we're still learning who we are and frankly the conset of homeland security as a framework for engagement is still maturing. if you look at the difference between the original quadrennial homeland security review done in 2004 and the most recent one you'll see there's been a lot of growth and we anticipate that the next quadrennial homeland security review which will be out in a couple years will continue to reflect the maturation of our department. we're also fortunate to have as our head now a man who comes out of the

northern brazil. an alternative to other commercial sporting events, competitions in cluing log carrying, and tug of war. >> the first world indigenous games has begun. archers across brazil and mongolia, wrestling and handball from mexico. the games in the sports arena, a city in northern brazil are about showing variations of a need to play, than competing. among the demonstrations on saturday, a version of modern day tennis. behind me the mexican delegation - a precolonial ball game. the idea is to keep the ball up in the air as long as possible. the first to drop it losses. there are no winners or losses. the games are not about the on-field performances. events like this art fair are designed to foster the exchange of information and technology. organizers hope the discussion might inspire decisions on how to improve the lives of indigenous people. this is a platform to talk about development, to talk about how to approach indigenous community. how to learn from their way of thinking. of interrupted development. from now on, it will be a turning point event for brazil, and also for the indigenous participant here. >> back at the arena, traditional matters are on display. these men take turns carrying loads weighing

mexico on regional security are increasing. so from the perspective of the united states northern command, a security partnership with mexico isnecessary, given our security situation, and it's possible and the timing is right to make the investment now with mexico just like we did with canada over 50 years ago. i look forward to your questio questions. >> hello, everyone. thank you for letting me. appreciate it. i've talked about this, going to talk about the relationship from homeland security perspective the we are new players in the world, having only been around for just a touch over decade if we are still learning who we are. and, frankly, concept of homeland security as a framework for engagement is still maturing to kentucky to look at the difference between the original quadrennial homeland security review done in 2004 and the more recent one, you'll see there's been a lot of growth and we anticipate the next review which would be out in a couple of years will continue to reflect some maturation of our department. we are fortunate to have pass our head now a man who comes out of the department of defense and to brings

northern command. one of the responsibilities is focusing on mexico, and he is going to get a strategic overview to start things off. in the department of homeland security he will address and team spent a lot of time focusing on homeland security on mexico so he will be giving a the framework the department uses to address. he will be followed by doctor duncan and the director of the mexico institute at the woodrow wilson center here in washington, d.c. to spend tremendous time in mexico as a professor here and has a great overview of all issues related to mexico and in particular the relationship to mexico and then the lieutenant general who's the who is the commander of the u.s. army north. and among his many responsibilities, army north is the components that focuses component that focuses on the relationship with mexico. and during his time come he actually spent six years at army north in a variety of positions, said he has seen not only doing this administration under the current president of mexico but also the previous he has an appreciation for how this has gone and he will be addressing some o

northern hemisphere. it's taking the moisture from the gulf of mexico and wrapping itself around. it's got no place to go but back on land and guess what happens when you get to the land, land goes up. that up is like a gold front, push the moisture up, it gets colder the higher you go, all of a sudden, can't hold the moisture and we have flooding like we have today. >> wow. not fun. fo thank you very much. quick break, we're back in a moment. more data means more freedom to do..whatever. that's why at&t is giving you 50% more data. that's 15 gigs of data for the price of 10. because the more data you have, the better. and right now at at&t get $300 credit for every line you switch when you trade in a smartphone and buy any smartphone on at&t next. san fwhile this parking loting lies still. life, proposition d and mission rock will create a new neighborhood right here with 40% affordable housing, 8 acres of parks and open space, all connected to public transit, and generate $25 million a year in revenue for san francisco. vote yes on d to turn this into this. ♪ >>> this is cnn bre

northern counties tonight, but overall it will be mostly clear. our attention turns to an area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico. this is left over from what was once hurricane patricia. t he moisture is going to be pulled up into tte united states, and will help feed our chances for rain as we head into tuesday. however, not too much heavy rain is expected. here's future track, showing the mostly clear skies as we head throughout the night. a few clouds passing by are possible across our should stayaynorth in parts of minnesota and wisconsin. as we head into tomorrow, we will start off with a mostly sunny sky. as we head into the afafernoon, we will start to see some of that moisture in the middle levels in the atmosphere move in, giving us an increase in the clouds cover. those clouds will continue to increase overright monday. i did want to remind everyone that there is still a burn ban in effect for several of our one of their llcal staples. the dysart community center was built in the 1930's -- and was getting to the point where "i'm very happy that the council, and the community came together, and we share

controversial campaign sparking arguments in mexico, as the government tells people to stop complaining >>> the syrian army launched a long-planned defensive in northern homs province, the fighting focused on two areas. both are part of a rebel area, where a major highway passes through. zeina khodr is live from beirut. a strategic area with a major highway - how is that battle going? >> well, fierce fighting on the ground as well as heavy air strikes. according to activists on the ground, they suspect these are russian war planes, and as well as that there's government shelling. this whole rebel-controlled territory in the northern homs countryside is coming under fire. there are reports of casualties, a number of them fighters, but a number of them civilians as well. this is a populated area. tens of thousands of people live there. a lot of these people are displaced people that moved from other areas in syria to escape the fighting. what we understand from activists on the ground is that people are afraid. according to them, there's no way out. we know that the northern countryside of homs has been surrounded by government forces for years. there's

slight risk of strong storms down two southern texas and on into new mexico and up around the northern plains. for tomorrow that wet weather moves into the central great bound into texas. we're looking at sunshine and some showers in the pacific northwest. look for sunny skies up and dow >> reporter: good morning. mostly center skies. chilly early this morning. 66 to 72,s be 71 this afternoon. billbillerica at 4. tomorrow mostly sunny skies. cooler tomorrow afternoon. temperatures tomorrow afternoon closer to normal, which is 65. about 63 tomorrow. friday a lot of clouds. a few scattered showers in the afternoon. not a washout. holiday weekend looking great. partly to mostly sunny skies. another warming trend. >> and that's your latest weather. in case you missed "best time ever with neil patrick harris" had a real exciting show t.ended with a big blue bang. take a look at some of the highlights. a few of the ladies from "housewives of atlanta" were hands on in an undercover hidden camera surprise. they were surprising one of their favorite bands without her knowing and even more fun c

mexico. philippe djegal, kron four news. >> brian: the center of the storm system that's been affecting northern california this weekend is spinning over the central valley tonight. it's been producing thunderstorms with heavy rain along the western edge of the sacramento valley around vacaville. the best chance for showers will remain east of the bay area, but a few raindrops close to the bay sunday night are not out of the question. we'll have leftover clouds from this system to start out the day monday, but as the storm center moves to our south and east, offshore winds will develop. this will clear things out and warm us up for much of this coming week. by tuesday afternoon, highs will be close to 80 bayside and in the mid to upper 80s for the valleys. >> brian: the north and northeast winds will also make for low humidity levels, increasing fire danger. the national weather service has issued a fire weather watch for the higher elevations of the north bay from monday night through wednesday morning. >> brian: sunny and warm weather hangs on for the entire week. we'll turn a little cooler by the weekend as a storm sys

northern areas of algeria. heavily rain. it will slowly but surely make its way further east. >> mexico says it will relaunch on investigation into the disappearance of 43 students who went missing last year. the original inquiry was criticized by relatives and independent investigators. the students disappeared after being briefly held by police in iguala, igwaro state. and they were given over to a drugs gang and murdered. >>> canada's new prime minister justin trudeau told the u.s. president obama he will withdraw his country's fighter jets against i.s.i.l. it is likely to lead to big changes in canberra's domestic policy. daniel lack with more from toronto. >> i spoke with president obama recollects and we and we talked about the engagement as a strong member of the coalition, and i committed that we would engage in a responsible way, but he understands the commitments i have made around ending the combat mission. justin trudeau didn't say did not say when heed bring the planes home. stephen harper committed u.s. fighter jets, justin trudeau said canada shouldn't be in combat, but providing humanitarian aid and training.

mexico. we have another system pulling from the pacific northwest. this is a heavy snow maker. 10 centimeters of snow will fall over the northern rockies. expect slick road conditions as well as reduced visibility. it could be very dangerous to be driving out there this system will then be merging eventually with ex-patricia. that will make for a widespread rainfall and some snows at higher elevations into the next 24, 48. as for now it's bringing that warm temperature ahead of that system. the temperatures by thursday, for example in new york right now, 14, but will be up to about 22 degrees. same thing will happen in d.c. while you're experiencing below-average for tuesday. just at 14. in eastern asia, we are looking at another system pulling in northern, north eastern china and south eastern russia and that is bringing heavy snowfall. the heavy bulk will be in north eastern china up to about 15 to 20 centimeters of snow. this cold front is bringing frequent lightning to south korea and heavy showers. by tonight, it's going to be engulfing the whole of japan. by tonight, tokyo will see showers. it's going to be concentrated in western

it's also pouring over northern westchester up to bedford and heavy downpours in southern dutch excess put new mexico cant, along i-84 not a pleasant ride. that goes back into orange county. rain is getting lighter in the catskill. here's the high revolution futurecast. it's doing a nice job and really focusing on these storms getting to i-285 by 4:45 with the first raindrops in new york city by then, and then the heavier downpours getting into 5:45 lasting until 6:30 to 7:00 and then pushing to connecticut, long island and monmouth and ocean county during the 7:00 hour, and then the worst should push offshore by 8:00. looks at temperatures behind the front, we go from near 80 to into the 50s. a dramatic drop. make sure you definitely have it for later tonight and tomorrow. we could actually have 30s in our northern suburbs. we really are beautiful tomorrow. earlier in the week we were concerned this front could get hung up. blue skies, 65 degrees, breezy in the morning, and the breeze will back off during the afternoon. with the light wind tomorrow night that's why we're north. classic fall day on s

northern great lakes. and areas of wisconsin and southern minnesota. then some flash flooding is possible, even ongoing right now the border of new mexico and also into texas. pecos, texas, a couple flash flood warnings still exist. we've seen about one to two inches of rain and there is a possibility for another one to two inches. this continues until about 5:30 avlt m. central daylight time for kermit and thorntonville, texas. areas of rural, west texas have the best chance of isolated flash flooding for the next 24 hours. fort stockton, del rio, one to three inches if possible. the other story is this cold front going through the country. a very warm day today, chicago, st. louis, kansas city. that cold front will cool you off today and then friday, one last warm day for the eastern seaboard, as that cool air will move in for the upcoming weekend. it looks like pretty quiet weather. we also continue to be very dry in south carolina so that's nice also. >> thank you so much for that, bill. >>> rhode island man weighing nearly 800 pounds was kicked out of a hospital in providence after he ordered a pizza. he was being treated for an eating addiction and h

mexico border. u.s. says marijuana seized had an estimated street value of about $6 million . >> anchor: also on 7, people who live in a northern new jersey town are outraged after hateful fliers were left in a neighborhood there. the flyers call for people to join the kkk to "save our land." they also bash gay men, blacks and hispanics and slam jeb bush who they say would open up the borders . >>> disturbing. you are in time when race is a topic and seeing something like this is just scary. >> anchor: the police call it an ill attempted recruitment. faculty at the university of mississippi have now joined students in voting to remove state flags from campus because it contain the confederate flag. the faculty and senate at old miss voted 41 to 1 in favor of removing the flag. the administration has the time say in whether or not it comes down . >> anchor: the nurse from maine detained in quarantined last year during ebola outbreak is now suing the state of new jersey and governor chris kiss kissity. case ecox claimed he was illegally held against her will after she returned from treating ee boa patients. officials said she had