we'll make sure to keep you updated and later around the area to watch out for downed powerlines. we have the flash flood watch in the 8:00 tonight. we might drop early. still a rain chance as as well. the conditions will get to wind down as we get to the sunset. that's at the 8:00 hour. >>> let's look at the roadways from sara. have you seen some big ponds and puddling there? good. we are headed south and here is some rain. at whitley rode in richfield. light rain. the roads look pretty good. everybody out there driving are being pretty smart about that. they have their headlights on. the roads are looking really damage. we have asked police how things are going down there and they have reported no damage and no flooding just yet. that can change in an instant as we have had problems throughout the week. but we are monitoring the several communities on the west side are still cleaning up from the first round. we spoke with them who have struggled with several power outages. >> residents there dealing with power outages from thursday's storm. there are downed branches on the power

it did break apart, where it will not change. >> he took off his powerline desha shirt at the powerline. >> he went across the powerline and he fell between the two fences. >> by that time, they were in route to stop him. >> he never breached the fence. >> -- the perimeter. >> they say, that the new cameras installed a few months ago as part of a push for more cameras at all jail facilities. following the death of michael tyree last year. it helps captures crimes -- capture crimes, and in this case they send a message. >> don't try to escape, he was in on a misdemeanor, and now he is a funny. -- has a felony. 4 he does have an -- >> reporter: he does have an ankle injury. reporting, christina, ktvu . >>> it is 5:09 am. warmer stanford university swimmer brock turner -- former stanford university swimmer brock turner is scheduled to be released. this case is on the way to the governors desk. >>> and, there is buzz surrounding colin kaepernick. >>> traffic is okay, getting busier by the moment. i know what we can do. what if papa tells us some stories? oh i don't think so... oh come on da

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also cars, atvs, powerlines are out. we have seen multiple structures burned here. i know the last count cal fire said ten structures were burned. i can say downtown in lower lake far more structures have been burned. this is devastating for lake county. they just survived that fire from last september where 2,000 structures were burned. just to give you an idea where lower lake is we are about 15 miles east of downtown middletown where that fire in hidden valley destroyed all of those homes. once again residents of lake county are having to endure this fire and it's raging out of control. heavy smoke and ash continues to pour down. and for a lot of people, if not several hundreds of people out of their homes some of them will have nothing to come back to except for ashes. >> it's gone. but this house here is like 150 or over. and that house is gone too. >> were you able to take anything out of your home? >> my purse. >> this is it. all you have on you? >> this is it. everything i was packing and going back to alaska. now i have to start over. but it's okay. >> repo

please send somebody the family was returning from dinner with relatives when their vessel struck powerlines. everyone was thrown overboard. flipped and i climbed on top of the boat and bryan and sharon pulled me up and we heard kennedy crying and we couldn't find her. with help from a person in a separate boat, four officers quickly entered the water and pulled nearly everyone to safety---except kennedy. dorothy dixon, good samaritan the rescue came very fast, but the mom and dad did everything they could, they were looking under the boat and dad was sitting on the bottom of the boat holding the baby but luck was on their side. searching responders found her and pulled her from the water. god was with us. the group was checked by and this is truly inspiring. chris koch -- on a training run -- born without arms or legs. he's preparing for an upcoming 5-k race -- on a skateboard. and this isn't some stunt. koch even did a full marathon this way -- in 4-hours comes from his parents -- who wouldn't allow him to be coddled. we'll be right back. alabama officials -- are acid -- somehow ended up i

some powerlines falling in the away from my house coming this way that kind of looked like a bomb go off at first. tag: with that southwest flooding...arizona may soon get some relief with drier weather expected this weekend. but the threat of heavy rain moves on with flash flood watches for many states across the region and a big concern now for colorado. ll abc news lauren lyster los angeles. > a lot is happening in the political arena right now.. so let's not talk about that and skip ahead to 2018. that's when nevada will elect a new governor.. analyst jon ralston has an early lead on at least one name going into the proverbial ring. 24:31: "we need to redo..." 24:50: "...that's what i'm political circles that sisolak wants to run for he acknowledged as much to me publicly today. ----he sounded very much like a seat in 2018. video-v shocking and disturbing. that's how the head of chicago's police oversight board ....describes the body 43-50 nats of shooting, alarms in the video...you can see a chicago officer ... as it races down a street. the car then crashes .... and 18- year-ol

storms down trees and powerlines - right now about 3-thousand customers remain in the dark across the reigon. the big story in the aftermath of those storms - the roof blown off an apartment building in southwest washington. john gonzalez is live there right now with what he see's. and this morning, the stormwatch team tracking more night's powerful storms. look at this. streets flooded, lightning -- streaking across the skies. and in same cases, hitting homes. by our count, there were five instances of homes reportedly hit by lightning across maryland and virginia. we called crews to check on all five situations. they tell us that thankfully, there was no major damage. nights like last night are a good reminder to stay connected for when severe weather hits. go to "wjla dot com - slash - text", right now to sign up to have weather alerts, sent right to your phone. with breaking news out of the olympics. the guardian newspaper reporting that a british team member was held up a gunpoint while out on the town in rio. the paper does not name the team member - but this comes during the co

please send somebody the family was returning from dinner with relatives when their vessel struck powerlines. everyone was thrown overboard. tammy bossard i had charlotte in my hands and my boat had flipped and c the boat and bryan and sharon pulled me up and we heard kennedy crying and we couldn't find her. with help from a person in a separate boat, four officers quickly entered the water and pulled nearly everyone to safety---except kennedy. dorothy dixon, good samaritan the rescue came very fast, but the mom and dad did everything they could, they were looking under the boat and dad was sitting on the bottom of the boat holding the baby but luck was on their side. on. after nearly an hour of searching responders found her and pulled her from the water. tammy bossard god was with us. mark remillard abc news new york "hey hey, ho, ho, donald trump has got to go." demonstrators -- protest outside a private fund-raiser for donald trump -- last night in minneapolis. it was the republican nominee's first trip to minnesota -- since throwing his hat in the race. some who attended the fundraiser

teams of power crews are cleaning up, fixing down powerlines throughout the west side suburbs after thursday's powerful storm blew through. the clean up is extensive through west lake and fairview and avon lake. the timber tree service out of lakewood expects to be clearing trees all weekend. >> getting trees off of houses and cars. >> reporter: the calls are still rolling in. >> we are real busy. we've got probably about three days worth of the team of power crews that have been out there in some businesses because of no electricity. are still out. despite all the serious damage we've seen here on the west side that we have not seen any serious injuries. paul kiska news channel 5. >>> a local high school marching band program. it comes as the superintendent says that there are allegations of bullying and hazing rial >>> the the decision to suspend the marching program was -- very difficult one. exactly what happened at band camp isn't being complain. they make up this marching band, but now the the program is under scrutiny and all practices are called off. the superintendent said that hazing

roads and powerlines ripped up as the storms swept through. we're told the damage go it is on for miles. now more than 19,000 homes and businesses were without we but out of all this, no injuries have been reported. >> you know the cleanup does continue in louisiana, as well, after last week's historic flooding there. they are going door-to-door, looking for survivors, or body trapped in water. at least 13 people have died in this flooding, and an estimated 60,000 homes are damaged, and 102,000 people have now registered for federal assistance so far. rouge on tuesday. the president is due back at the white house tonight after spending 16 days on martha's vineyard in massachusetts. while kay caseling there, he received updates on the flooding situation, and received a lot of criticism for not cutting his vacation short, but today louisiana's governor said he asked the president to delay his visit so that police and resources needed to accompany a presidential visit could actually be used for the rescue and assistance over the weekend. >> were

mark the family was returning : from dinner with relatives when their vessel struck powerlines. everyone was thrown overboard. >> i had charlotte in my hands and my boat had flipped and i climbed on top of the boat and mark with help from a person in : a separate boat, four officers quickly entered the water and pulled nearly everyone to safety, except charlotte. >> the rescue came very fast, but the mom and dad did everything they could, they were looking under the boat and dad was sitting on the bottom of the book, holding the baby. mark but luck was on their side. : the 23 month-old was in an air pocket and had a life jacket on. after nearly an hour of searching responders found her and pulled her from the water. >> god was with us. god was with us. mark the group was checked by : paramedics and is doing fine, a hugh sigh el york. ben: closing the achievement gap. diane: a report from the program my brother's keeper. dear fellow citizen, because before i'm ready, she'll be off to college. i want to help her pay her way there, like i do for my son. call 1-866-999-0148 as a lea

one of them was sparked by a downed powerline near spokane. firefighters say.... it quickly got out of control... spreading fast...and destroying homes. :45-: it's a gut wrencher. it hurts." people living near this fire are under a level three evacuation.... which means they should leave immediately! people in michigan are cleaning-up after several tornadoes touched down this weekend.. damaging homes and scattering debris. if that's not a tornado than i don't know is at least 9 tornadoes were the storm also brought 90 mile an hour winds and pounding rain.. tossing around cars and slamming trees onto homes. "i looked out there and i seen that tree there blowing over and i thought oh my god!" (butted with) :26-:30 "you could see the trees past the lake. you could hear it like boom, crack, boom, crack!." fortunately.. first responders say no one was hurt. many homeowners around san antonio, texas are also cleaning up from a severe storm that came through with up to 9 these pictures show firefighters jumping in to save a man trapped in his car. and take a look at the

right now thousands are waking up without air conditioning after severe storms down trees and powerlinesll across the dmv. good morning washington -- i'm autria godfrey. and i'm larry smith. toss to eileen day 7 of our heat wave heat advisory for much of the area from noon through 8pm. feels like: 104-108 staying hot and humid through the weekend big changes next week - refreshing airmass moves in today: very hot and humid. heat advisory noon - 8pm. stray pm storm. highs: 94-99 feels: 104-108 tonight: warm and muggy. lows: 74-79 wednesday: not quite as hot. still warmer than average and humid. highs: 90-95 7 is on your side with stormwatch morning. it will be a slow and messy morning for thousands of people in our area. a powerful storm leaving its mark across the region. thousands waking up without electricty - and that means no air-conditioning on a scorcher of a day. john gonzalez is live in takoma park, with more. good morning john.. breaking right now. a knife attack austria.. near the swiss border.. police say a 60 year old man pulled out a knife and wounded two passengers. witness

pg ande will deenergize some powerlines along highway 1 to assist firefighters with some tactical burn operation. >>> time is 4:05. police are investigating a deadly shooting last night in the eastern part of san jose. it appears to have landed in the area of north white load about 6:00 last night. they found out about the shooting when two men showed up at regional medical center with gunshot wounds. investigators say one man died. the other is expected to recover. at about the same time, the chp reported a gang-related shooting not that same area involving a black suv and a blue mercedes. now, we're check energy with the chp and san jos police. it is still not clear if the reports are connected. >>> oakland police are still investigating a shooting that left two people dead and injured a third man during a birthday celebration early sunday morning. it happened at a gallery on 15th street, an art gallery a couple of blocks away from city hall. police say they don't have a motive yet. no arrests have been reported. the people we talked to say the violence comes at a time when that area

they were coming home from dinner -- when their boat runs into powerlines. everyone -- tossed into the water. bystanders -- and local officers -- quickly pulling everyone to safety -- except for the little girl. she is stuck -- under the boat. tammy bossard i had charlotte in my hands and my boat had flipped and i climbed on top of the boat and bryan and sharon kennedy crying and we couldn't find her. luck was on their side. the 23 month-old -- was in an air pocket -- and had a life jacket on. after nearly an hour of searching -- responders find the little girl -- and pull her safely from the water. now -- to the zika crisis -- here in the u-s.. a new threat-zone tonight.. one of the most popular vacation spots in america -- miami beach. abc's eva pilgrim -- on the extreme measures some families florida on high alert. (gfx here) 2 zika hot zones identified in miami ? and health officials now investigating 8 other cases outside those areas. sot - dr. tom frieden/cdc: we're certain that will be more infections identified the cdc warning pregnant women and thei

.>> reporter: many of these companies slow down and a lot lines so they had to wait for those powerlines to be removed before they could come in. reporting from cleveland heights, mike brookbank, leon bibb. -- newschannel 5 accusations that up with three lorain county detection -- detention officers under suspension. >> their job is to keep peace inside of a juvenile counties -- detention home. but tonight, their conduct is being question. we have more about the invest officials told me that three detention officers at the lorain county juvenile detention office has been suspended. they were contacted by children's services because the allegations involve a female juvenile detainee. this report by the lorain county sheriff's department shows the complaint it is 14 years old. it gives very little information. two female and one male detention officer were placed on leave last friday. sheriff's department opened an investigation. a sheriff's captain. told me today that detectives are trying to determine if an assault occurred. >> when the lorain county sheriff's officer did those are finis

with reports of downed powerlines and trees... along with damaged homes. this is video from brownsburg... a suburb of indianapolis. their fire department responded to several calls to assist with damage... but fortunately no injuries./// ((dave courvoisier)) homeless tonight after historic flooding in louisiana. the southeastern corner of the state is covered in several feet of brown water. more than 76-hundred people had to be pulled from floodwaters by the national guard. at least four rivers have reached record highs. now, volunteers from all over are headed to louisiana to supply any relief they can: (( jennifer ramieh, american red cross: "well i can tell you there's a sense of nervousness because this is far from over; additional flooding is occuring, there are still rescue operations that are happening today with the national guard." )) ((dave courvoisier)) dead from the flooding. this is the largest u-s disaster response since hurricane sandy. you can text "l-a floods" to 9-0-999 to make a 10-dollar donation./// ((tedd florendo)) numbers again. the

. >> the family was returning from dinner with relatives when their vessel struck powerlines. everyone was thrown overboard. >> i had charlotte in my hands and my boat had flipped and i climbed on top of the boat and bryan and sharon pulled me up and we heard kennedy crying and we couldn't find her. with help from a person in a separate boat, four officers quickly entered the water and pulled nearly everyone to safety, except kennedy. >> the rescue came very fast, but the mom and dad did everything they could, they were looking unth was sitting on the bottom of the boat holding the baby. >> but luck was on their side. the 23 month-old was in an air pocket and had a life jacket on. after nearly an hour of searching responders found her and pulled her from the water. >> god was with us. god was with us. >> the group was checked by paramedics and is doing fine, a hugh sigh of relief. sheldon: the entire family went to the hospital as a precaution. police say they're all in good condition tonight. in massachusetts a wanted police again. he tried to use a disguise to throw them off

among other things, officials are worried about unstable powerlines. in the meantime, authorities have made an arrest. they arrested a suspect on suspicion of intentionally startling fire on saturday. 40-year-old is in the lake county jail booked on 17 counts of arson. well, the firefighting teams all over the bay area have gone to clear lake trying to battle these flames. 44 firefighters from santa clara county left sunday night. they left sunday night. they are covering san jose, santa clara. they are trained to go out any time during the wildfire season here in california. >> you never can dictate or predict how it is going to be from one fire season to the next, but this one has impacted us a lot. just returned on friday. other bay area firefighting units include strike teams from san francisco, san mateo, alameda. ktvu's coverage continues at ktvu.com and on our probably app. you can get updates from our crews out in the field as well as see more video from the front lines. now, ktvu's alex is on the story and will bring us a live report in the ne

. >> more than $200 are without power after heavy winds and rain sent powerlines crashing to the ground.d. >> it happened on mentor avenue near garfield wrote asas roosev leftwich has the latest information. it was a terrible night. can see a clump of trees the power crew working that's what happened. large tree limb. had fallen across the power lines causing problems. power lines remain down here, traffic down to one lane on the northbound here at mentor avenue and garfield wrote with treason parallels dined. knock at large lambs on the power lines people say a transformer caught fire for 20 minutes mentor avenue wa blocked off for most of the morning.to as they tried to tear out the damage it has been a difficult day for everyone with warmer temperaturesne. >> lots of thunder lightening. everything went out. try to go back to sleep. >> without the house was on fir it was a huge explosion we can see that tree was covering mentor avenue. still see in the northbound lane. it will be like that for a while. first energy hopes to have power restored tonightf. the big issue is if it will be re

one of them was sparked by a downed powerline near spokane. firefighters say it quickly got out of control... spreading fast and destroying homes. :45-:49 "gone up in flames. it's a gut wrencher. it hurts." people living near this fire are under a level three evacuation-- which means they and replace her daughter's favorite t-shirt. but it's not just kind strangers who are stepping in to help. that's coming up in now trending..eather forecast tease chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first.. flying over henderson where an overnight fire left multiple displaced. we've got megan telles on the ground talking with those tenants. yasmeen? and i'm tracking your roads... good morning - coming up on gma - wildfires in the northwest- residents forced to flee their homes -the fires speading quickly due to high winds and ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada.

. >> theç powerlines, 170 feet tl can be almost invisible from altitude. including dr.eds. >> they were the cutest couple. everybody rooted for them. i mean, she was the sweetest thing and÷mat, you know, a doered her. >> schedule today play in a beach volleyball tournament. eduled a dozen times for weather and i didn't think it would happen. soon after this photo, a picture of sheer tranquility sentç 12 minutes before the act. >> that was janice shanahan reporting. >>> well, extreme flash flooding swept away two people to their deaths in zvmaryland, more than six inches 0 f rain fell in the town just about two hours. that's the normal amount of rain that they get for an entire ÷ú month. much of the main street is ravaged with water from the flooding. have to take a look at this dramatic video here. they formedzv a human change to rescue this woman, she eventually climbed out the window and was brought here to safety. >> tonight, we know the name of the manç killed after falling 100 feet down the cliff. the 28-year-old vincent hall died yesterday when he fell into the

a-p-s worker is recovering this morning after getting shocked he apparently got too close to some powerlines in the far west valley.we know he was taken to the burn center in phoenix... we are making calls this morning to learn more about his condition. 3 3 thank you for choosing cbs 5, join us on facebook live right now...and we'll see you back ? ou all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. ? ? here i am baby ? >> jesus [ bleep ]. >> a seal is a real survivor. he jumped on to a whale watching boat off the coast of vancouver to escape some the killer whales were looking for a meal and circling the boat looking for the seal. the animal jumped on the boat several times before the orcss gave up. it was eventually able to swim. >> that is a great story. >> smart seal. >> very smart. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up this half hour, congress looks into the soaring costs of epipe

. >> the first powerline trip was reported by the utility company at 7:42 and the first call to 9-1-1came approximately one minute later. >> the national transportation safety board looking to witness report that is the balloon had too many people in it. police say the pilot skip nichols was arrested in missouri while driving while intoxicated in the year 2000 and the better because bureau had warned after doing business with him after complaining about balloon touring company. nicole: tesla and solar city could announce merger plans today. we certainly have been waiting for it. a deal that will allow solar city to continue to solicit offer from other potential buyers for a short period of time after the agreement is signed with tesla for go shop. elon musk is the ceo of tesla and the chairman of solar city, he say it is combine company would be able to reach customers more effectively by installing solar panels on the roof, sending power to tesla batteries in their home, tesla cars in their garages. lauren: merger monday u leader company uber in china, putting end to fierce competiti

for other devices and, if they get rid of this and everybody has to use whatever it is called, the powerlinethink that is terrible. that is a step backwards towards the inconvenience and it smacks of arrogance. >> interesting point. >> there will be an adapter on the headphones and it will cost a little bit. like he said, it will be an inconvenience. the rumor is teaching the public what is going on and they will .et used to its they changed to the bigger usb to the lightning. >> there was an outcry over the new charger and everybody got used to that. >> everybody will for this. -- everybody will forget about this in a year. it is a small change and it is not magical stuff that we expect from apple. i think that any iphone will sell and we have seen these death cycles a few times. i do not think that there will be a big problem. >> i agree that these will sell. consumers want better battery life. he you think that we will get anything like that? over time, when they perfect the internals, they will have more room for bigger batteries and there will be better battery life. i do not know if it

. >> reporter: down lines on the street and grounded powerline equipment tossed everywhere. it has created a real challenge in restored electricity to all parts of the city. lot of times when they restore one, they find a couple more problems down the line. >> reporter: the fire chief dave freeman says the mixing action of the high winds has made it tough to untangle all of the damage. >> we have so many wires down in the city. any kind of debris removed that have been entangled in wires. that is when you're trying to get out to every address that had wires to get some caution tape. >> reporter: all of the short rainstorms and high heat over the past couple hampered the efforts by cleanup crews. >> definitely the weather is slowing us down. it has kept us taking a lot of breaks to try to keep hydrated. >> we are staying at friends' houses that live nearby. we have water, so that is good. >> reporter: dozens of cleveland heights residents still without power. chief raymond -- chief freeman says that is a pretty good idea. >> the people that are really they really young. so yo

there is evidence that shows the balloon hit powerlines before it went down. they confirmed all 16 people in the balloon died including the pilot. it traveled 8 miles after takeoff before it caught fire in a field 30 miles south of austin. the balloon does traditional black boxes but we did find that we are able to get information from cell phone video. >> records indicate that the pilot was certified. the better business bureau had advised people against doing business with him a seemingly fearless man took from an airplane without a parachute. he lived to tell the tale. he is the first person in history to do this.he fell from 25,000 feet where the planes are flying. he landings back on a 100 x 100 net.he landed to his extremely grateful wife and he promised he would never do it again he landed in a how do you? a lot more coming up including disney. how the information will be used. good days coming right ?slow, building african-style m? it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventis the world's coolest indoor wate. learn h

please send somebody the family was returning from dinner with relatives when their vessel struck powerlines. everyone was thrown overboard. tammy bossard i had charlotte in my hands and my boat had flipped and i climbed on top of the boat and bryan and sharon pulled me up and we heard quickly entered the water and pulled nearly everyone to safety---exc dorothy dixon, good samaritan the rescue came very fast, but the mom and dad did everything they could, they were looking under the boat and dad was sitting on the bottom of the boat holding the baby but luck was on their side. the 23 month-old was in an air pocket and had a life jacket on. after nearly an hour of searching responders found her and pulled her from the water. tammy bossard god was with us. god was with us. the group was checked by paramedics and is doing fine mark remillard abc news new york right now -- new developments about the blue cut fire. how close firefighters are to winning the battle... and some relief for local residents. then -- as the new school year approaches -- scammers have new targets -- college students and

please sendo was returning from dinner with relatives when their vessel struck powerlines. everyone was thrown overboard. tammy bossard i had charlotte in my hands and my boat had flipped and i climbed on top of the boat and bryan and sharon pulled me up and we heard kennedy crying and we couldn't find her. with help from a person in a separate boat, four officers quickly entered the water and the mom and dad did everything they could, they were looking boat holding the baby but luck was on their side. the 23 month-old was in an air pocket and had a life jacket on. after nearly an hour of searching responders found her and pulled her from the water. tammy bossard god was with us. god was with us. the group was checked by paramedics and is doing fine ---a hugh sigh of relief. mark remillard abc news new york right now -- new developments about the blue cut fire just into our newsroom!. winning the battle... and some relief for local residents. then -- as the new school year approaches -- scammers have new targets -- college students and their parents. what you need to know -

. >> reporter: the trees on homes, cars, powerlines. it is something that people are dealing with all across greater cleveland as we'll check out the damage at two homes that were cut in half. >>> another day and another round of storms as we continue to track activity across northeast ohio. right now we're keeping tabs on the flash flood watch across several counties in our area. it won't be lifted for days. >> reporter: well that's the hear, of course, after a week full of powerful thunderstorms that have brought down giant trees. some of them hundreds of years old. and they knocked out power to thousands. let's kick off the live team coverage with meteorologist tara blake and a deeper look at the flash flood watches. >> currently no severe weather in place or flash flood watch will begin saturday afternoon. but dark ominous clouds, you're in the counties sitting just outside of worcester will be some strong showers and power of 5:00 and show you the heaviest rainfall rates upwards of two inches per hour. that's torrential rainfall. t

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an image shows the would-be escapees shimmying across powerlines before falling. county correctional deputies noticed something unusual while looking at security images. at first they were not sure what they were seeing until they enlarged the view. >> the deputies working controlled and they saw some movement. as they watched they realized it was a person trying to breach the perimeter fences. >> deputies recaptured the inmate and gave him first aid before sending him for further medical treatment. is expected to face a new charge for attempted escape. supervisors will hold previously scheduled talks about improving camera quality in the jails. >>> as the november election nears the fbi is concerned voted -- voter databases may fall victim to hackers. jackie ward with more. >> democratic leader harry reid says protecting the data from russia is needed. he believes vladimir putin may try to tamper with the election. there is evidence that hackers have already exported voter registration data from arizona and illinois. the california secretary of state's office say

trees and wires down on several roads, as well they go down trees ands, branches along powes -- powerlines. >>> it started to rain and range reallyly hard and blue really h ard. we went inside because we didn't want toe get wet that much and came out an hourth later and haf street. >>> rocky river did send out and the police department sent out and alert letting us know the roads were back open with a lot of issues with the traffic lightss yesterday and had to sht down a couple roads but are back open and there are still trees and branches around in that area. if you are going through these areas, plenty of power outages around 9000 outages and more than 2000 of t a lot of people without power this morning. >>> reporting live from lakewood this morning. thank you, veryke much. we are sharing pictures from y ou, our viewers, this morning, as well. the first one, a number of viewers send the pictures b efore, during and after the storms. this is amazing with the clouds scary. >> of thisl image shows both sides of mother nature, if you will, a powerful storm and arm peaceful rainbow that foll

his jacket was hanging from some powerlines. witnesses stepped in to help, but 47-year-old vallejo man died at the scene. kron4 is getting you ready for school. and vaccines have stirred quite the debate among parents in recent years. a bay area health department is urging parents to get their children vaccinated for h-p-v. it is *not required. but doctors have linked the human papaloma virus to several types of cancer. studies show the virus can be prevented with a series of shots. kron4's ella sogomonian reports on what local health experts want parents to know. >> reporter:the cdc says 79 million americans are infected with hpv or human papaloma virus which can cause at least 5 types of cancer. in san mateo county - health officials say only 30% of students who would benefit have had a preventative vaccine against the most common sexually transmitted disease. peter emanuel "if there's a vaccine that will prevent me from getting cancer i would take it any day of the week." bryn nuenschwander "vaccination is a godsend and good

you have downed powerlines and no electricity or water. it's unclear when evacuees will be allowed to return. as for the fire itself, pam, the latest update from cal fire is still just 5% contained. it is moving north and east of here away from lower lake. >> all right, thank you, alex, for that update. >>> we do -- i want to let you know that many schools in the lower lake area have still canceled classes because of the fire that continues. the unified school district has canceled classes for the rest of the week. woodland community college campus in clear lake is also closed. the new semester will now begin on monday. there are a number of fund-raising drivers to help victims of the clayton fire. lucky supermarkets in the north bay. solano county and ukiah are all collecting cash donations. to make it easier, people can donate at check-out. then the amount will be printed on the receipt so shopper dos have that record for tax pumps -- purposes. stay with us for continuing coverage. we're going to bring you new information as soon as we g

brought down some powerlines as well. fortunately, no nobody was hurt. abandoned, danielle. >>> and google finer has long promised internet speeds # hundred times faster than your standard cable. now the company's wireless technology could be coming to the valley. phoenix is one of 24 hours selected for some major testing when it comes to high speed connectivity. don't get too excited. it won't happen overnight. the test is going to last two years. only select volunteers will get to help google in those early stages. >>> 5:08. if you are planning to hire a move, don't be talked into more than the agreed upon price. joe lets you know how to avoid the cam sciaticas and still protect -- scams and still protect your belongings. >>> another wildfire in california. we have more on the damage caused by those fast-moving flames in just minutes. >>> pretty much traffic for north valley drivers. loop 10 # and 16th street. there is a crash just off 10 #. >> your most -- 101. >> your accurate forecast. we are in for albertsons has everything you need, every day! the

. >> now yesterday investigators say the balloon hit powerlines just moments before plunging into a field about 30 miles south of austin. it is the deadliest hot air balloon crash in u.s. list rhode island -- in u.s. history as they try to determine exactly what went wrong. >>> well that massive wildfire burning in monterey county has consumed more than 40,000 acres. an update on the fire today. a little later the risk that it is posing to the key crops on the central coast. >>> a pleasure summer day. some most around the bay area as we will check in on your current conditions and talk about how long this trend will last coming up. >>> all right, right now on our facebook page t is something -- page is something that everyone continues to talk about. draymond green's x-rated snapchat. green said he accidentally posted a photo of himself publicly as it was meant to be kept private. and visit ktvu on facebook to learn more about this misstep of the golden state warrior. >>> a look outside at interstate 24 heading through lafayette that it does not look too bad. grab your stuff and go. ♪keep

, erdoga highlighted that two big energy projects are likely now to be getting back on track, of powerline and nuclear deal. manus: thank you for the potential rapprochement. greg white, our correspondent. still with me is sarker. the world breathes a sigh of relief, if you had turkish bonds on your books, you breathe a sigh of relief when moddy's did not cut. yousef was talking about this chart.not a bullish signal inside two weeks ago. here you go. 42% and is then bowl, flashing a buy signal. does politics usurp value? saker: not necessarily. still some uncertainty because we are not sure there are elements, that they may try for another coup. ogan has massive popular support. but it is clear that turkish funds are cheap. manus: there is a reason why something to keep, saker. saker: if you have growth and 3.5%, which they do, and he has buildup rapprochement with president putin, which must scare political point of view in america, the stream of income in the company is opened. it opens up the gas line. so there is a good news story. but you are right. the coup. moneymake, bunn certainly

waiting for these poles to be delivered as they will make sure that it is set and we'll bring in the powerlines later on today. bringing them safely and as quickly as possible to get ourcustomers back on. >> it looks like they are driving through the town of lower lake that there is quite a bit of damage that is done through your infrastructure. do you know how bad things are? >> we don't at this point. where she been able to get access to some of the burned areas, so we're hoping to get in to get a full picture today of what we have ahead of us. we've got 100 pg&e employees here on the ground. we'll be bringing in more as need. again we'll be assessing everything, hopefully today and to have a better look at what other powerful transformers and lines that we'll have that need to be replaced. >> all right, we appreciate your time. again, the scene here is that you would have the four helicopters being used to air lift the transmission poles out to the remote areas with thefires swept through there. now they need to be replaced. but in terms of all of the power poles and all the infrastructure t

part of texas hot air balloon rides initial findings show the balloon did indeed make contact with powerlinecrashed only eight miles after it launched. the unknown is whether a problem arose before hand causing it to hit those lines. what's more, the excursion started late and the feds want to know why. >> the planned launch time was at sunrise which was 6:49 but for some reason they didn't want exactly at that time. we will interview the ground crew to see if we can find out if there was any particular reason why the launch was delayed by as much as 20 minutes. we want to find out if there was anything going on there. >> surprisingly there is little regulation when it comes to hot air balloons. in fact, just two years ago the ntsb recommended the faa-the restriction and safety procedures of this industry but the faa rejected that request and said it was quote, unnecessary because the risks were too low. it's unclear now whether the faa, federal aviation administration would re-examine that request in the weight of what is now considered this country's deadliest hot air balloon accident on r

not until the flames had already spread to a tree and brought down some powerlines. fortunately, no one was hurt in all of this. the mobile home fire that was involved is said to be abandoned. >>> good morning america is just minutes away. >>> let's check in with amy to see what the team is good morning, amy. >>> good morning. coming up next on gma, a state of emergency in louisiana. entire neighborhoodings are under water. at least -- neighborhoods are under water. at least 20,000. hundreds are trapped with no food, water, or cell service for 24 hours. rescue efforts are underway. we are live with the very latest all next on gma. >>> if you have opened up that abc 15 mobile app, you'll notice the headline is sizzling heat and poor air quality. we are under pollution advisory. that temperature going to warm up to just shy of 110 today and tomorrow. we could see some mountain storms that could move close to the valley. for now keeping that forecast for the valley dry through tuesday. before wednesday, thursday, friday, we start to kick up those storm chances just a bi

a source close to that investigation is now revealing the pilot didn't see the powerlines when he was descending through a break in the clouds. that balloon then caught fire and crashed. investigators have yet to release the official cause death. >>> video for you coming out of chicago for the third straight night dozens of protesters hitting the streets outraged over the shooting death of an 18-year-old at the hands of police. this footage shows -- or these footages show police firing rounds at a stolen car that before trying to run away. >>> a valley man is recovering after he was beat up and then carjacked. it happened late last night near 71st avenue and lower buckeye road. if you know -- it's the area right by sierra linda high school. the victim says three men approached him, attacked him, then took off with his car. we are still waiting on the description of the suspects and a description of that missing car. we are expecting an update at any second here from police, dan. >>> head out to florida now, chris, additional safety measures being added now a walt disney world as worke

some powerline issues as well and wanted wind gust reports there one wind gust report there is toledo express g airport wita wind gusts over 62 miles an hour and some pretty nasty weather in the aream last night although it was confined to a small area many off to the west side of cleveland.ny off weather not expected today although you can't rule out an isolated strong may be severe thunderstorm but i don't think it has been any big deal.i temperatures in the seventies along with big-time sunshine. the labor day weekend forecast looks pretty good.laor i would say most of it would beo pretty dry with temperatures in the low eighties and a small chance of aemhe shower into lar day itself. temperatures reached 93 degrees yesterday and you can see thatra happening right along the 5:00 o'clock hour and we know what happened just after that. cleveland quickly dropping into thehe seventies and all that happening close at the sun sunset so the sunsets are getting earlier and earlierrs n. he's the hot and humid a hot and humid withhh afternoon thundershowers possible and days we had 90 hit 93

the bah lon hit high tension powerlines before crashing. >>> clean up continues after 6 inches of rainltimore suburb on sat night. it caused the nearby river to overflow, sending rushing water on the main street of the downtown. two people were killed when they were swept away by the hoot waters. >>> the italian coast guard says migrants were rescued in six operations. they also recovered five dead. they'll be brought to italy tomorrow. zblmpblt and jimmy walker is is.l million richer this morning. after winning the pga championship. he beat defending champion, jason day, by one stroke to claim his first major. he finished 14 under par. that's the news update this hour. back to you. >> thank you, sue herera at headquarters. >>> oil prices falling hard this morning. wti is below $41 a barrel. let's bring in tamar and energy analyst at raymond james. good to see you. you know k i have to give you credit because back when oil was running up into 50 a few weeks ago, you said it would not last and supply concerns would come back to the floor. is that what's happening? >> i think that the ma

looking at the history of the pilot appeared >> the first powerline trip was reported by the utilityme out approximately one minute later. cheryl: ntsb is looking into whether the balloon was first overloaded in the police said the pilot was arrested in this area for driving while intoxicated back in 2000. sources say the better business bureau is warning consumers about doing business with him back in to designate after complaints about his beloved company. business headlines this morning. sources say the deal expected to include an option that allows solar city to continue authors from potential buyers for a short period of time after the agreement is signed with tesla. elon musk is of course the ceo of tesla and the chairman of solar city is the combined company would reach customers more effectively by installing solar panels on the roof. tesla cars in their garages but a lot of people don't like this deal. finally, somebody in new hampshire right now, good morning, colonists. you hold the winning ticket to a powerball jack buy. the ticket bought in a supermarket in the town of b