he couldn't stand the idea that in a small community in northern utah it's happening again. >> host:i think one thing the story represents is that it could happen to any of us. again after the break may be we will return to some of the statistics on the scope of the problem at the research i have seen shows particularly with younger ages but 40% i think in your book of people said they had read text. 30% said they had sent texts. the statistics are astonishing. we are not talking about a minority of the population, right? >> guest: you brought up something about partly why we can tonight and it won't happen to us. if you've done a 100 times and not not gotten an a record he say to yourself well 100% of the time i have not gotten the rack therefore i won't get into a wreck. but the control group does 101 or in reggie's case who knows, 31, you guys are dead. >> host: we are dealing with a one ton slot machine on a rainy highway. we will pause will be back in a minute with more talk on attention and driving with distraction with matt richtel. beat. >> host: we have been talking about "a

all that moisture coming up into new mexico and four corners, utah, northern arizona, that's becausetropical moisture being throw in the direction by hurricane norbert. now, it's going to stay far enough away from us that we'll not see any rainfall but it will impact your weekend because by sunday the rain stays to our south but the cloud cover will make it here. so if you want sunshine over the weekend saturday is the better choice. by sunday, some of the moisture in the form of clouds will make it to the bay area. big time rain from the desert southwest, we'll have floods in arizona and new mexico by sunday and monday next week. low cloud cover tonight, drizzle along the coast, another nice afternoon tomorrow. sunshine for most of us except along the immediate coastline temperatures very near normal. but clouds move in by the second half of the weekend. temperatures tomorrow come see, san francisco 68. san jose 81. actually two degrees below normal. sunnyvale will hit 81. redwood city 81. ready for the big football game on saturday in palo alto your high on friday 82. san ramon 85.

flood risks later this afternoon that includes southeastern portions of california, nevada, northern arizona utahnd colorado. checking in with severe wea risks possibly tornado it's in area as cold air first times in. and finally checking in at the east. looking at a lot of moisture and we could see a good amount of rain. the majority of rain coming over the carolinas later today, norah. >>> home depot is working this morning to get rid of a virus that could put your personal information at risk. the company confirms that a data breach affects more than 2200 stores in the u.s. and canada. jill schlesinger is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> so this breach is larger than the one that hit target and some 40 million customers there? >> yeah, it looks like it could be. been going on for four months now. could be up to 60 million different accounts and target had 40 million. so this is a pretty major big deal. also happened during the very busy home season for home depot. retailers, doing your home renovation is this really a major breach. >> how is the company fighting it? >> well they're work

let me give you a story of an old farmer in northern utah i met when i was first elected. very kindly gentleman because in his entire ordeal with the federal government i never heard him say, an unkind word. i, on the other hand, will spend quite a few years in purgatory for what i was saying about this situation, not only verbally but inside my head. but this gentleman had a problem because he was running a farm that had been a family farm since the 1800's. he was a sugar weight farmer hich -- sugar weight -- beet farmer a. root crop that cannot be grown in wetlands. his farm was watered by irrigation that game from a valid water right, a creek diverted by a ditch. around 1905 the creek was diverted to a higher level on the farm so that it would run there, and the old waterbed became vacant. it became part of his sugar beet farm and the water went through a ditch and irrigated that particular area. as the farmer for over 80 years, his family was growing sugar beets on this creek bed. as the gentleman's siblings left the farm and his kids didn't want to take it over, this

hardest hit is southern utah, northern arizona around the grand canyon, and they have a possibility ofeavy rainfall. quickly want to take you to the indian sub continent. it's hard to believe that we're actually defish tcient in parts india. you work your way into pakistan, we're going to show you some staggers satellite images. this is what it looked like two weeks ago. this is what it looked like in the past 24 hours. in spots, this river, the water levels have risen some 18 feet, and the width has expanded out to 10 kilometers or 6 miles across. this river here six miles across. that is how staggering it is and why it is such a major concern, because so many people living across this region, on the order of hundreds of millions when you work your way down to the indus basin. pakistan one of the most mountainous places on our planet. so when you go from those northern portions of pakistan down toward the arabian sea, the elevation lowers and the water will make it downstream by later this week and cresting is possible for people further down stream. >> that's going to be a major prob

over the region, but it looks like once you get through tuesday and a few areas in northern arizona and southern utah still get about a half inch of rainfall or so. but conditions will continue to improve through wednesday and throughout the latter portion of the week. so hopefully we don't see something hike this for another 100 years. the national weather service saying some of these rainfall totals equivalent of a 1,000-year event. >> thanks, pedram. >>> it isn't often you see two former u.s. presidents in the same place at the same time. >> but it did happen on monday. these two formal rivals had nothing but really nice things to say about each other. we'll tell you what that was next. it's monday, a brand new start. with centurylink visionary cloud infrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. my golden years will not just be gold plated. i had 3 different 401(k)s. e*trade offers rollover options and a retirement planning calculator. now i know "when" i'm going to retire. not "if." but now that we have the tempadjustable base,ile, it's ev

for iron ore and in part because a lot of it will be coming out of nevada and utah and which are good proximity to northern california and ports of san francisco. iron ore is inert and it is not toxic and it is not something that is going to pollute the environment and in fact it is a naturally occurring mineral that gets washed down through a water ways and if you go out to the ocean beach, the black sand you see on the beach is iron ore and so, it is, and it is very you know, non-toxic and also, iron ore is heavy and it needs a deep water which the support of san francisco can offer, we have 40 feet of water which is adequate for iron ore shippers. they will bring it in by train and utilizing any specific rail road and they will go directly from the trains and unloaded to the port and loaded into the vessels at pier 96 and right now, we are we have been working since 2010, and we have been working closely with the union pacific rail road to partner on them to committing to bring the product into the port and we are close to getting a written commitment to that and from them to bring in 6 trains a week of

a lot of this will not make it to the central portions or much of northern california at all. this is arizona and utah's problem during the day today. that's your national weather. la downstream. to the north, mixing into nevada slightly. arizona probably seeing most rain out of almost any location in the country today. and that doesn't happen all that often. >> don't get to say that, bill karins, very often, as you're saying. thank you very much. >>> a tree falls on a bike riding tv actress if a freak accident killing her. >>> how much of a pay raise will you get next year? we'll tell you what most can expect. >>> one of the biggest credit killers for young people. ♪ walgreens knows that heartburn sufferers can sometimes find themselves at the corner of "mmm, home cooking" and "umm, i think that's enough." that's why walgreens offers new nexium 24 hour, protection strong enough for whatever your day dishes out. walgreens makes it easy to treat frequent heartburn. with new nexium 24 hour, now get nexium level protection without a prescription. at the corner of happy and healthy. don't be envious. be env

rain from arizona into utah has already been sparking off flash flooding, including along the i-45 and the i-15 corridors. that's definitely an area of concern. much of northern arizona into utah underneath flash flood watches because of this very reason. we could even see some severe weather across this area, including isolated tornadoes. it's not just the flood threat, hail, wind, isolated tornadoes possible. and then over the next couple of days as this system slowly moves, the severe weather threat moves along with it. monday it's the eastern side of the four corners. by tuesday, the center of the country. wind, hail and isolated tornado threat as well. meanwhile, we're looking at the eastern united states. a slow-moving system as we go through the next several days. we'll be picking up gulf moisture. throwing that into the southeast u.s. and several different kind of spirals of moisture and spirals of low pressure will be coming on through. increasing that chance for nasty weather in the southeast. 3 to 5 inches of rain anywhere in yellow through tuesday. you want the nice weather, head toward the northeast. the next several days will be absolutely lovel

from utah to washington, even iraq, a soldier's bunk in afghanistan, a trucker left his headlights on, kids saluted. from alaska rebecca sent an image of the northern lights saying we turned the lights on and then heaven answered back. to a 6-year-old it seemed like the whole world lit up just for his father. >> thank you for turning your porch lights on. >> can you tell them how it made you feel? >> good. >> reporter: his mom says it brought darren's laugh back. >> i missed that laugh. this past year he's lost it. and i finally got it back. and i want to thank everybody for that. >> reporter: such a simple wish granted for a little boy who's been through way too much. >> we love you, daddy. >> we love you, daddy. >> we miss you. >> we miss you. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> changed the way we all see the night sky. that's our broadcast on a monday night as we begin a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. goodnight. , of course, hope to right back here tomorrow evening. goodnight. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> 30 medications a day, she

range in what vacation areas cost, like park city, utah or nantucket, norm is a million dollar home, other areas in mountains like poconos s or northernan, they are aforable it depends not only on your personal finances, but also what type of an area you are looking at. gerri: have you that right, dominico. to you. i think one thing that is really frustrateing foing for people it there are big surprises sometimes with the vacation home, they don't consider all they need, what are the surpris sur-- surprise elements? >> what they first initially get involved, it is a second home there are a lot of expenses you may not have put into the formula but once you get home up and running you things settle down, real estate, and taxes. and main tphapbgs, one o mans -, one time is when the grandchildren arrive. they plan it i as a second home then recall of a sudden grandchildren arrive those wonderful plans go out of window, one of the spouses wants to stay in the primary home, and the other wants to play golf 6 months out of the year, consider family issues too. gerri: what about taxes? my vacation home does it have the same tax correction wit

from utah, to washington, even iraq and a solder's bunk in afghanistan, a trucker left his headlights on, kids saluted. from alaska, the northern lights, saying we turned the lights on and then heaven answered back. to a 6 year old, it seemed like the whole world lit up just for his father. >> thank you for turning your porch lights on. >> can you tell them how it made you feel? >> good. >> reporter: his mom says it brought deron's laugh back. >> i missed that laugh this past year. he's lost it. and i finally got it back. i want to thank everybody for that. >> reporter: such a simple wish granted for a little boy, who's been through way too much. >> we love you, daddy. >> love you, daddy. >> we miss you. >> miss you. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, new york. >> assume you want me to do the talking, right? >> back in a minute. >>> let's leave you with something happy, the newest member of the clinton family. >> chelsea clinton and her husband left the hospital with their new baby last night. both grandparents tweeted it was the happiest, one of the happiest moments of their lives. baby charlotte was born on friday at a new yor

utah and texas. the packages have a "best by" date of august 5, 2015. there no reports of illness so far. >>> a northernaurant is being criticized for denying a blind man access with his service dog. until now, the black lab named hilton had always accompanied james malone without incident. but james says the manager of the sun sky indian restaurant in sacramento killed him and his dog out. that's a violation. americans with disabilities act. under the law, the restaurant could be sued for up for $4,000 per violation. but after our sister station in sacramento reached out to the owners, they have now changed their tune apologizing and promising to abide by ada law in the future. >>> and finally, how do you turn around declining soda sales? well, apparently, you just slap someone's name on the bottle. it's helped coke reverse a decades long sales decline allowing people to personalize coke bottles with names or generic words like family, friend or dog. the campaign first started in australia three years ago and boost the sales by 7%. it's now spread to more than 80 countries. in the u.s., coke is printin

northern california is affecting more than just the golden state. nasa released these satellite photos showing that smoke from the king fire has harmed air quality in nevada, utah and arizona. nasa's images even show that air quality in illinois, indiana and michigan has been affected. the flames have burned through 140 square miles and destroyed a dozen homes. more than 7- thousand firefighters are battling the fire. it's about 35 percent contained. com-ed gets ready to install the next round of smart meters. residents in schaumburg will start seeing crews in november. smart meters collect usage information and transmit it to com-ed through a wireless connection... eliminating meter readers. residential homes with smart meters by this time next year. the bible says it's better to give than to receive. one gold coast church is taking this to heart. la salle street church came into a large chunk of cast after a decades old real estate deal. it's pastor decided to do something unconventional. give some of it back to the congregation... to the tune of 160-thousand dollars. she told her 300 member congregation they would each get a 500 dollar check to spend however

northern tier, midwest, northeast. here's a bit of moisture i was talking about, especially utah and arizona. watch for flash flooding. a lot of warm other associated with this. we've got ahead of that front funneling up from the midwest. north carolina dakota, 93 degrees yesterday. today, still into the 90's, and even tomorrow, still pretty mild. back to you guys. >> ok, thank you. >> we're following breaking news at this hour out of chick where flights have been halted in and out of chicago, o'hare, midway and local airports. seems a fire broke out at the regional f.a.a. center in roar da which controls airline activity for the region. employees have been evacuated and told to gather in the parking lot. we are following dellments and we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >> u.s. led airstrikes continue to target isil fighters. we are live on the ground in iraq with the latest on this new operation against isil. >> attorney general eric holder stepping down as the nation's top cop, the top law enforcement official. the challenges to come with being the head of the justice

northern great lakes. but look at that, right at peak from parts of montana all the way to parts of utah.es, that's the fall followafollow age update. make friday feel better. and the heat, more summer-like in places, 81, minnea >> mostly sunny later. high temperatures in the mid to upper 70'sture. let's check now closer to home. >> all that weather brought to you by kings hawaiian. and yes, nice in the northeast. so nice -- you're going to penn state? >> yes. >> 80 degrees and warm. >> this isn't homecoming week, is it? >> that's a nittany lion, hear us roar. >> like riding a bike. >> she's right back at it. >> oh, yeah. >>> coming up, the latest on the bridge collapse in detroit. an overpass falling on the highway. >>> and the wait almost over for george clooney. getting married this weekend. we are live in venice with all the details. ♪ our house. our spot. those are the rules. ok who wants sweet rolls? oh, i do! (whoooosh! smack!) me too! (whoooosh! smack!) (whoooosh! smack!) (whoooosh! smack!) are those king's hawaiian rolls? (whoooosh! smack!) (whoooosh! smack!) thanks carol! (elect

utah and nevada. we also have the potential for severe storms today across northern plains.n. that's all associated with the cold front moving eastward and behind that, it's going to get a lot chillier across portions of the plains. let's head back inside. >> summer is over. thank you very much. >>> we're back to our summer concert series, kind of. coming up, for most people, the video is clear. showing ray rice allegedly knocking out his then fiance with one punch. so why isn't he in jail? peter johnson, jr. takes on the legal aspects of this case next. >>> and come on down and join us. 48th and 6th for a live performance from country superstar dustin lynch. ♪ ♪ >>> quarter 'til the top of the hour. the baltimore ravens suspending runningback ray rice after shocking video shows him punching his fiance. but is the punishment enough? why isn't he in jail? here to weigh in is peter johnson, jr., fox news legal analyst. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> not enough. maybe he should be in jail. today the nfl, the ravens, rice and the prosecutor in new jersey are all big,

. >> from utah, washington, iraq and a soldier's bunk in afghanistan, a trucker left his headlights on. kids saluted from alaska. rebecca weatherford sent an image of the northern answered back. >> thank you for turning your porch lights on. >> can you tell them how it made you feel? >> good. >> his mom says it brought darren's laugh back. >> i just miss that laugh. this past year he's lost it and i finally got it back. t i want to thank everybody for that. >> such a simple wish granted for a little boy who has been thruway too much. >> say we lo you daddy. >> love you daddy. >> say we miss you. >> miss you. >> beautiful story. up next. new questions surrounding the secret service's ability to do their basic job after we learned the armed men didn't just enter the white house but made it all the way to the east room. we have the latest details next. and governor rick perry will join the table. we're back in just a moment. first the cookie at check-in.... then a little time to kick back. earn double hilton honors points with the 2 "x" points package and be one step closer to a weekend break. doubletree by hilton. where the little things mean everything. your cus

of arizona, utah, nevada, maybe a sprinkle or two across areas of higher elevations across the sierra nevadas, but no big rainfall there unfortunately. severe weather today across the northern, at least for today. back into the mid-80s for much of kansas. all right. we've got some pretty amazing outfots going on over here, guys. >> that is right. >> it is that time of year again for lederhosen and clay morris' legs. >> that's right. oktoberfest is here, an we've gotten our own celebration -- we've got our own celebration on the plaza. lenny coyne is one of the directors of the german american steuben parade in new york city and he's brought with him the oompah band alpine squeeze and some bavarian dancers. you told me when i walked out that i put this on backwards. >> yes. you look fantastic. >> thank you. thank you. so tell us about some of this traditional food we'll be seeing in oktoberfest. >> this is traditional. look at the size of that pret l pretzel. >> can i have a bite of that? >> let's do it together. like lady and the tramp. >> beautiful. this is the pig's knuckle. we have wiener schnitzel and that is the bratwurst platter. traditional stuff. >> all the great be

northern pacific railroad. in july of 1871, moran traveled by train to utah, where just two years earlier, the union pacific and thecel pd to form the first transcontinental railway. he joined hayden's party in montana. they proceeded to fort ellis and soon entered the fabled region of yellowstone. moran worked closely with the expedition photographer, william henry jackson. together they selected the most impressive views. moran made drawings and watercolor sketches, blocking in forms d contours, quickly noting the colors of the terrain and the sulfurous deposits for which yellowstone is named. back in wark, new jersey, moran began what he teed his "big picture," "the grand canyon of the yellowstone." for moran, the spiritual, natural and aesthetic realms should blend to create a great impression. to that end, he combined different points of view into one dramatic panorama. moran explained, the precipitous rocks on the right were really at my back when i stood at that point. yet in their present position, they are strictly true to pictorial nature. my aim was to bring before the public the character of that re