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. >> if you live into also, you are going to drive along the riverside drive.'re going to see this river. unfortunately, it it is empty. this little river is where we paddled for a grand total of 100 feet. we need 18 inches of depth to paddle safely because of-hits the bottom, we go in. today, there is maybe half a foot which means most of the riverbed is dry. bags as something like this affects my parents business, it is important to me. it also affects our community economically. >> the one thing people forget about when they are putting together a program to encourage industry to move from other places to tulsa is the beauty. the livability. they want to move where they can and joint life. it is something that is often overlooked when you look at how we can encourage people to come in with profitable businesses that can offer jobs to our people. >> there is a correlation between outdoor recreation and quality of life. people want to live and work for they have something to do. >> the arkansas river is a big economic stimulants for us. you sit outside, the mo

dr dry kns persist despite the marine layer but not penetrate to riverside.e heat the air, relative humidity 25% is very low and not good for firefighting efforts. as the temperatures go down at night that is helpful but by this afternoon the low 80s. not low 90s but certainly that would be terrible. but low 80s is bad enough when talking about firefighting efforts. as far as any rainfall, no, it's not going to happen. we are dry and not looking at any rainfall the next couple of days so we will have to watch for dry conditions. we have been mentioning how fire creates its own wind patterns. any time you have air rising you have to replace that. some of that air replacing the air that is rising is gusty and wind speeds forecasting 25 miles per hour and that could be from 7 to 10 times stronger so that is what they are having to deal with here. the topography, fire likes to climb. we are talking about hilly terrain and the fire will continue to climb on up so those are the conditions they are dealing with today. not terrible. could be better. but i think the w

last night in riverside county.f a residential area near the cities of norco and corona. that is why they had the mandatory evacuations overnight. it's still not clear when it's going to be contained. as of midnight it had grown to 300 acres, only 15% contained. >>> the state water resources control board is responding to the drought by changing conservation guidelines. yesterday regulators released a new plan outlining mandatory water cutbacks. this breaks down water usage into really a nine-tier system. areas that use the most water will be facing the biggest cutbacks. >> we should be able to, or be required to save a little more water which i think we've shown to do. >> under the new plan a district whose customers use 65 to 80 gallons a day would fall into tier 3 facing 12% cuts. a district whose customers use more than 215 gallons a day would fall into that tier 9, facing 36% cuts. >>> there could be potential enforcement actions by the state. on the water districts. thatties it will take a huge effort on our p

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look at some of the footage out of the riverside county region.his is a wildfire near corona, california. it prompts authorities to issue a mandatory evacuation for area residents. this is known as the highway fire. it is threatening 300 homes. the fire grew from 30 acres to 300 acres with only 15% containment at the moment according to the riverside county fire department. by the way, there are approximately 335 firefighters and two air tankers battling this blaze. so paula, a lot to talk about in the weather center but we'll hand it back to you. >> in california with the drought, definitely a lot to talk about for weeks to come. appreciate the update. >>> iran celebrated the military with an annual parade showing off the latest weaponry. the country's president had a message for saudi arabia. >>> a new u.k. election poll shows two of the main parties in a virtual dead heat. details on that up next. >>> hello. i'm paula newton. an update on the top stories we are following this hour. a major rescue operation is underway off the libyan coast. a bo

he was found about two and a half hours later near riverside first church. >> this is a quiet neighborhood. nothing really happens here. >> reporter: mann is from falls church a history in american studies major. she was with the university's task force on sexual assaults and a member of the student government association. one day she hoped to become a lawyer and fight against injustice. >> it's difficult because you don't know what's going on in someone's life and what they might do. it's a trust issue. it's really unfortunate he had to take it out on that girl. >> reporter: so far police have not yet revealed what the motive may have been for the killing or how exactly this college student died. the suspect, again, her roommate s being held without bond at the regional jail. in fredericksburg darcy spencer, news 4. >>> tomorrow police are going to renew their search for two missing children in maryland. it's been seven months since anyone has seen jacob and sarah hoggle. police will fapn out across montgomery county to fry to find them. residents are being asked to search properties. the

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. >> 14 crews are on the screen, we understand right now, and the captain of the riverside fire department joining us on the phone. we understand at 6:00 a.m. when things were seeming to take shape, this is 13 and 14 hours in, and landfall 300 acres. >> we have seen humidity levels come up to 90%, and the wind dissipated, and we made a lot of progress overnight, and we still have a lot of fire line to go with only 15% containment. >> a woman was just talking about a new development going up, and there are homes that would be just frames going up very quickly, and how close is the fire to that development? >> approximately half a mile away from that development. fortunately, the fire is burning away from that area, but we have crews in structure defense protecting those properties. >> the drought is something we have been watching in california for the last hour and a half. >> this area has not seen water in years, and it's difficult due to the drought. these fuels are in critical level, so it's a recipe for explosive fire growth. >> you mentioned 300 firefighters, but it was 300 homes in d

engineers arrive tomorrow but they also worry officials may demand an evacuation of their river riverside home, this cliff just feet away and getting closer. >> i don't know what to hope for anymore. >>> tomorrow may not help. we could see more rain. >> we're tracking showers with the possibility thunderstorms. all the rain we're tracking for tomorrow that is still pretty far back off to our west. it is going to come along with very windy conditions. as we go into your morning tomorrow you'll notice temperatures cooler around the 40s area north and west by 8:00 in the morning. around 50 degrees for the area. then through the afternoon by 1:00 p.m. we should already start to see a line of showers, possibly a couple of thunderstorms approaching the area with winds already gusting near 40 miles an hour. coming up i'll show you a closer look at the timing of the showers and storms. we'll talk about a stretch of high winds in the forecast and cooler air as we go into the weekend in about ten minutes. >>> philadelphia international airport is said the get makeover. the mayor will join local lea

it broke out near corona near riverside county. it is 25% contained. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> the search is still on tonight for two missing boaters. they left from bay. the boat was found yesterday. four people were on board the boat. two bodies were found yesterday. one on the beach near the wrecked boat and another in the water. today, the marine county sheriff's office identified them as 69-year-old and 59-year- old. two other men are missing tonight. it is not clear what went wrong with the boat but the coast guard says it never received a distressed signal from the crew. >>> the coast guard had to rescue a man off of san diego after he got sick. the rescue was caught on camera. the 30-year-old man was on the passenger boat yesterday. 62 miles west of san diego when he suffered some sort of attack, possibly from kidney stones. a helicopter was called out. the man was taken to the hospital. >>> in los angeles the police are looking for a man who took a baby sea lion from the beach. of course this is file video. witnesses sa

the norde explorer ran aground near riverside new jersey.e're towed is fine. >> some roads getting a little damp. the schuylkill not too wet yet but we've been talking about the crash westbound. you can see the extra heavy traffic westbound here by the blue route. david. >> 60 degrees in philadelphia. we have damp conditions out there. looks like the rain is clearing the northern and western suburbs this morning probably getting a little drier around here around midday or so and you can see that we get a high of 65 degrees. if you're if south jersey and delaware though this rain which will be shifting towards the shore isn't going to get off the coast until later this evening. >> updates on 6abc.com facebook and twitter when we're not on the air. for matt pelman, karen rogers matt pelman, dave murphy, i'm matt o'donnell. "gma" is up next morning >>> good morning, america. and panic in the air. a man trapped in the cargo hold of a jumbo jet. >> i think we have -- um hearing a noise from the baggage compartment. >> passengers hearing pounding

. >>> a ship that ran aground was freed this morning, the nordic explorer got stuck in riverside new jersey as the tide went up tugboats were able to free the ship and it was not carrying cargo and nobody was hurt. >>> it's called a kidney transplant chain and the longest one ever in this country is now complete, it involved 34 kidneys and 26 different hospitals, several don'ters and recipients are in our area. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman joins us with more on this story. >> it's remarkable and mind boggling as well. some surge ands call this a chain of love, a huge collaboration that took months and 34 lives were saved including one woman in newark delaware. >> consider myself blessed. >> 61-year-old rosalie corbett is feeling good and back to her daily exercise less than three months after receiving a kidney in the nation's large of the kidney swap, it started when her kidneys started to deteriorate and she needed a transplant and her friend suzanne carlson wants to help but she was not a match she joined the pairing network and she was matched to another recipi

rain at the moment but it's light and steady moving through philadelphia down into wilmington and riverside, and florence at this hour across interior sections of new jersey we widen out the pictures you can see what we are tracking here, rounds of rain on friday and an area of low pressure through the indiana border and one in ohio, the waves of energy is working its way to a northeast to southeast direction as we go throughout the day and more precipitation moves in this afternoon and the evening hours despite the moisture overhead, 61 in the city and 60 in millville, with the shore facing communities and temperatures there are in the upper 40s and 63 as you head inland north and west into allentown and temperatures are mild 3:00 this afternoon mostly cloudy and same thing at 5:00 this evening, there is a stray thunderstorm overhead, temperatures tonight are holding into the 60s, periods of showers on the way today, temperatures will be in the 60s, cooler and drier as we head into the holiday weekend, the details are coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you

in the eastern municipal district in riverside county the employees drove 165 thousand fewer miles and saved 354 thousand dollars in the first 6 months in few cost. our city has black boxes installed in 2332 vehicles with plans for another 776 more. however, there are 4700 more remaining vehicles in the fleet that currently don't require snaugz. therefore i'm scg the city attorney to work with my office to man date black boxes across the sate fleet and development a problem that offers data analysis for departments to maximize efficiency. this effort falls into 2 of the main issues i have been spear heading since taking office with some of the other colleagues including come visor kim, avalos and mar. vision zero is one of thim. the effort to increase pedestrian safety and eliminate deaths on our streets by 2024. to increase efficiency by using the sate fund in a smart effective manner to help in savings in the long run. i look forward to working with all city departments to make this a smooth and fast transition and look forered to discussing the program in the upcoming budget discuss

this is about 50 miles north of riverside. as can you see, it end as the suspect have deputies and taze them and beat them dozens of times. i will work on gathering more information and the events leading up to and following the arrest. there is new video in a south carolina man, the dash cam video from the patrol car has been released. showing what happened before the police officer killed an unarmed black man. officer michael slager accused of killing walter scott shooting at him eight times as he ran away. the officers was charged with excess force two years ago but was exonerated. >> we have filed legislation and we intend to bring body counts to all law enforcement under the state of south carolina. >> the funeral will take place this weekend. coming up on nightly news we take a closer look at whether anyone came to the dying man's aid. lester holt joins us at 5:30. >> technological warfare, a french tv network, the victim of major sieb are attack. hackers claiming allegiance to isis seizing control of the french televisi

members is to the district potentially i share the superintendent sort of advise that there is a riverside county here if we don't move on they'll move on to another district with the core members abused those core members are hoping for security so i hope you'll debiting give it your best consideration. >> i'd like to focus on how to proceed next commissioner walton and commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> i want to be clear this is definitely not about the budget in fact, what i'm hearing that st. t r to invest more money i don't want to name names of schools i know a great example is everett in terms of the the teachers go talk to the teachers a a good chunk are leaving that's a part of my statements earlier but to my administrators in the room i'm talking about the people with leadership that run organizations and city department we get faced with shortages and team members went up have to there's a challenge in terms of who we bring on board sometimes, we go weeks and months without staff members we get frustrated and impatricia patient and maybe people may not be the right fix that wil

riverside, new jersey, ron russell had a high temperature of 83 degrees.ocean city james a little cooler but not bad at 70 with that ocean water still pretty chilly right around 50 degrees. doug southampton 80 degrees, phil in philadelphia he had 84. lou in eagleville 80 degrees today and steven in robbinsville high temperature of 86. signs of summer. a picture from walter he's out of newark, delaware, but he took the trip down south to cape henlopen looks like he's enjoying some surf fishing this afternoon. that's what i'm talking about on this gorgeous spring afternoon. let's take you to new jersey, the shore there. live look at ocean city, the boardwalk starting to pick up a little bit. some of the businesses opened, why not. temperatures there again low 70's today in the sunshine, people enjoying a nice weekend so i'm certain -- certainly today is getting you in the mood for summer and we'll talk about this countdown coming up as far as the warm temperatures we averaged 70 degrees 14 days from now so that's some to go look forward to. memorial day just

. >> reporter: lynn and chris odell to have evacuate what was once their riverside paradise. erosion which started two years ago behind their house along the delaware became much worse this week. florence township officials say it is unsafe for odells and their next door neighbor to stay in their home. >> the hill side is not stable. that the water is continuing to come out of the face and at some point in time there could ab digsal failure. >> reporter: odells feared this day would come without local and county intervention. >> we reached out for help and we were told it was our issue mother nature. >> reporter: things changed when rain exposed a pipe gushing water down the face of embankment. county capped the pipe but so far in one offered a remedy to the ever chancing problem. >> we have put a lot of love and effort in this house. >> we are both still standing here by grace of god. we have not gone over, and finding us at bottom of the cliff. >> we still have each other and we will move forward and we will be okay. >> reporter: odells left for the evening but they are all

sightings so are coyoties in the last few weeks and even just wednesday a coyote was spot in the riverside park in manhattan. >> when they are having their babies they are showing up. >> reporter: charles garyty is animal control officers for seven townships in burlington county. >> they are making dens every where. we have one a hundred foot from a house. >> reporter: he says despite reports of the coyoties biting two people in bergen county attacks or humans are rare. bigger concern is pets. >> they are definitely carrying rabies, you know, mess of the domestic animals are vaccinated. but it is high threat level right now. >> it is kind of scary for my dogs. >> both of my dogs are due for rabies shots. they will be getting them this week. >> reporter: he tells me that leaving lights on at night out identify is one good way to deter coyoties and fox. don't leave any food outside. some people like to feed stray cats. that is a big no, it attracts animals. if you see one around you should than loud, try to scare it off, unless it is rabid and getaway, call 911. we are live in mount laurel,

he was last seen here in riverside park along the hudson river which has some residents there uneasy as you can imagine. the others though say that they are more concerned about the creature getting lost in the big city. >> i feel bad for the coyote. i think he can be in a better police if they catch him and release him. it is better for him and neighborhood. >> reporter: coyotes are afraid of humans so therefore they are unlikely to approach them. if you do see one it is best to raise your arms up over your head and make a loud noise. that scares them off. i will not demonstrate it ukee and erika. i never thought i would be reporting what to do when confronted with a die yet the eye but is there a first for everyone. >> now we're warned, thanks, nicole. >> reporter: claim your cash kay here at cbs-3. we are making sure you get money you deserve. tell your friend to watch too. i will give out five more names of people with money waiting for them up next. >>> it is not a million-dollar but would you say into a few hundred. maybe a couple thousand dollars. they could be waiting for you

in the eastern municipal district in riverside county the employees drove 165 thousand fewer miles and saved 354 thousand dollars in the first 6 months in few cost. our city has black boxes installed in 2332 vehicles with plans for another 776 more. however, there are 4700 more remaining vehicles in the fleet that currently don't

this ship got stuck in the route of the rancocas creek in riverside, new jersey around 5:00 this morning. the boat was later freed by the coastguard. officials say they are investigating what cause that had ship to run a ground. >>> you might remember earlier this month this ship was stranded near burlington bristol bridge. it was headed south on the delaware when it lost power, and it was also assisted by the coastguard we're told that both ships became stuck after making cargo drops. >>> private medical information in the hand of the criminals, it is a growing threat. >> pretty scary thought. >> one story we will have right after this break. >>> plus some safety concerns over shrinking airline seats. could the lack of leg room put you at risk? the path path? >> reporter: on this 150th anniversary of the assassination of president abraham lincoln there is a philadelphia connection, including an actual eyewitness account, i'm pat ciarrocchi, i'll have that story coming up. >>> a few more round of showers, moving through south jersey and delaware and then the sun will be returning tomorro

. >> reporter: add riverside, california and miami to the former boom to bust market. they're overvalued due to stiff competition from investors after the housing crash. their economies are not as strong and the high prices will willing be unsustainable. as opposed to seattle, san francisco, houston, and austin which are also overvalued but supported by both growing populations and economy. >> it's the discrepancy between those places that have restricted supply investor demands pushing up prices versus those places that are really going through a general economic expansion. >> reporter: h prices in the nation's largest markets are accelerating again, seeing gains in january than december. that's partially due to tight supply but also to an improving economy and low interest rates. plus spring. the steep price gains hurt sales but this year's demand appears to be stronger even though prices are rising at twice the pace of income. it's really a double edged sword. higher prices bring homeowners up from underwater and back into the market but they also price potential bu

this twister hit authority of the town of desert center in riverside county. tornadoes are incredibly rare for that area. meteorologists say a strong thunderstorm created this twister. the amount of damage if any has yet to the determined. >>> we have a lot of changes across the state of california. bring in our chief meteorologist. an active map behind you, jeff. >> some good news on this earth day, that is the possibilities of increasing chances of showers as we head throughout this upcoming weekend. you are going to be able to get more on that on the scrolling seven day ticker at the bottom of our screen. let's take you into the doppler radar and what you're going to be able to see is a krot the sierra we're finding areas of showers and thunderstorms blowing up an active day along lake tahoe. we may get some of this moving into the north bay we'll bring you that. otherwise right now outside the sky camera network the increased sunshine and also some warmer temperatures. it's beginning to cool off in the south bay with 65 degrees still holding on to 70 in th

in the eastern municipal district in riverside county the employees drove 165 thousand fewer miles and saved 354 thousand dollars in the first 6 months in few cost. our city has black

yeah, it was riverside.ust north of los angeles, where -- this was back in the early '70s -- the parents of the children who couldn't play football in the afternoon because the smog levels were so high that they were ordered indoors finally got agitated enough that they sued the city, they sued the federal government. i was ordered by a court out there to impose, as the clean air act told me to a transportation control strategy. they said the automobile controls are not going to make it by 1975. the law says you have to ensure that these standards are met by that period and if you can't do it by imposing the controls on the automobile, then impose transportation control. we couldn't figure out what to do. the court threatened to hold me in contempt. it sort of boiled down to an issue of their mobility versus my freedom, so i flew out there and announced that 80% of the cars are going to have to get off the road. i am here in los angeles because in the implementation of the clean air act los angeles is really

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annually in the run-up to the king holiday, you get a lot of the riverside speech and the antiwar upon doctor came but it is -- it denied the truth of his own story which is not that he got swept up in the forces of history into montgomery bus boycott and he fell out on the other end by his side and it's giving him counsel on how to fight the good fight and that it was just about civil rights and a seat at the table and it was just about the need to be first-class citizens that he already came with a kind of economic blueprint so by the time you get to the vietnam war and he sees the legislative action and movement, he's already been committed to the fundamental revolutionary change, the kind of change that you had so many others shift this country. it's right at the center. but bringing in the legacy and marketing came -- martin luther king and also the intellectually curious came born in atlanta and a daddy king and of course that is his brother and christine. the movement helps make the movement and i think that's important because especially for young people and i think especially

so big winds from rapid city all the way to riverside. and there's going to be snow with this in the mountains. could see over a foot in spots. salt lake city today, on top of the winds, temperatures in the 70s, will get down to the 30s with snow tonight. april can be crazy. >> all right, meteorologist rob marciano. rob, thanks. >>> now, to the misery on two separate cruise ships tonight. the cdc this evening investigating how hundreds of passengers on two different ships became ill. both ships now back at port, and the extreme measures tonight on those ships under way. abc's brandi hitt reporting in. >> reporter: sick and tired. that's how passengers aboard royal caribbean's "legend of the seas" describe part of their vacation tonight. now on dry land in san diego. brooke faigin is one of the 133 people falling ill. >> well, i was in and out of the bathroom for quite awhile, the entire day. >> i needed to be quarantined. >> reporter: one day earlier, the celebrity "infinity," also docked in san diego following a highly contagious norovir

atmosfrico pocas veces visto se registro en la pequeÑa ciudad de "desert center" en el condado de riversidepor algunos residentes del lugar que asombrados observaban un tornado. --los meteorologos analizan las imagenes y los registros del radar para calcular la intensidad del temporal. --afortunadamente no se registraron daÑos en la zona. cesar --hoy como todos los miercoles telemundo 48 en tu escuela estuvo en uno de los centros educativos de la bahia... nat sound --- wait for cue blanca --hoy toc el turno a la preparatoria de pittsburg, ubicada en esa misma ciudad del este de la bahia. ---como ya es costumbre, nuestra compaÑera lucrecia borchardt, y el equipo tecnico de noticiero telemundo 48 "primera edicion" estuvieron transmitiendo desde el plantel acompaÑada de muchos jovenes y padres de familia. cesar ---recuerde que telemundo 48 en tu escuela podria muy pronto visitar su vecindario... topvo blanca ---autoridades de salud publica de un condado de la peninsula lanzan una alerta tras el hallazgo de un ave contagiada con el virus del nilo occidental... topvo cesar ---un voraz incendio e

in 1967 before he gave his riverside speech,, coming out against vietnam, at an event in los angelesn 1967, he came out against the war, when you were the 50th anniversary of the sending of american troops to the anon, the nation heretical ideas in one moment can be common sense a generation later. the great historian of vietnam he wrote in the pages of "the nation" maybe a negotiated solution will be better than a military solution. charlie: this is the 150th anniversary edition. katrina: nearly two years in the works. there's a piece in there, we spent almost two years. izzy stone, a great journalist who understood maybe it is better to not go to too many dinner parties with those documents. governments often live. we decided to understand the history. we didn't do an anthology. a lot of places i have done an anthology. we did one for the 100th. this has great archival material. charlie: you quote the first editor -- female editor. anniversaries should be approached without all. katrina: if you approach it with too much awe it suggests you are in the past. we want to say we are her

firefighters battling a wildfire in riverside county and evacuation orders are in effect.the fire began in trees near the dam and quickly spread to 175 acres. 300 homes are threatened by the fire and residents are told to leaf the area. so far no word of injuries. >>> a cigarette left in a potted plant on a balcony could be to blame for an apartment fire in san francisco today. the fire broke out at pine and powell streets just before 9:00 this morning. fire crews arrived to find flames on the top floor balcony that spread. they cut a hole in the roof for renovation and quickly knocked down the fire. no one was hurt. >> oh my god. >> reporter: cell phone video captures the aftermath of a gas line explosion along highway 99 at the fresno county sheriffs gun range. it happened friday afternoon. the blast sent 11 to the hospital. four released today, two are in critical condition. investigators say the driver of a front loader hit a 12-inch gas line causing the blast. pg&e said it was not notified of construction there and did not mark the gas line. the last call at caps coro

last night in riverside county, to the east of corona. firefighters say the fire is 25% contained now. and that evacuation orders were lifted today for 300 homes in the path of the flames. there is no word on what started started the fire or an estimate of when it will be contained. >>> disaster at sea that may have left hundreds dead. details on the search for survivors after a boat cap sizes. >> and marco rubio is on the campaign trail. what he says about same-sex marriage and hoke sexuality. homosexuality. >>> islamic state militants released a video showing the execution of 30 ethiopian christians in libya. the video shows one group of men being beheaded on a beach and another group being shot in the head in a desert. the victims are migrants hoping to reach europe. officials say they are working to confirm the authenticity of the video. >>> search and rescue is underway north of libya after a video capsized over night. 2 dozen are confirmed dead. there are fears this could become one of the deadliest sea disasters. >> reporter: the w

he was found about two and a half hours later near riverside first church. >> it's really difficult becauset know what's going on in someone's life and what they might do. it's honestly a tough issue. >> man is from falls church a history and american studies major. the university's task force on skl assault and a member of the student government association. one day she hoped to become a lawyer and fight against injustice. >> it's really unfortunate that he had to take it out on that girl. >> reporter: so far police have not yet revealed what the motive may have been for the killing or how exactly this college student died. the suspect, again, her roommate being held without bond at rappahannock regional jail. in fredericksburg darcy spencer, news 4. >>> right now we have a massive search and rescue operation under way after a migrant ship capsized. around 700 people were on board. only 28 people so far have been able to be rescued. the incident comes amid a massive wave of people trying to flee for italian shows. nearly 1,000 migrants have died just this year in capsized boats. >>> hundre

further south, in riverside, california, we have that brush fire still burning, dry day today.hat will help with high level of humidity. near 80 across parts of portland, oregon. all right, here's your severe weather threat, just north of houston, central and northern texas is going to get a break. large hail, gusty winds, maybe a tornado, that threat extends off to the east tomorrow. as we go from jacksonville to charleston. overall, a dry day today again across the northeast. it's going to be cooler, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. that moves into the northeast tomorrow. >> this weathercast brought to you by flonase nasal spray. what are you writing down right now? >> this weathercast brought to you by -- i'll remember this. >> flonase nasal spray. >> i really don't understand what's going on right now. >> we're having a good time. >> yeah. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- speaking of a good time, the new class of inductees into the rock and roll hall of fame. >>> and the new direction, you see how i did that, zayn malik's drastic change. >> where is his hair?

evacuation orders have been lifted for hundreds of homeowners in southern california's riverside county. the wildfire that forced them to escape last night has since charred nearly 1,000 acres. but that fire, we're told 25% contained so they've been able to get more of a handle on it. crews initially had trouble reaching the fire which is near a dam. authorities are warning people the region will be very dense with smoke for days to come. >>> rescuers losing hope that more survivors will be found in that boat disaster in the mediterranean sea. more details coming in. hundreds of migrants from libya trying to get to europe have fallen into the sea. the boat capsized. the islamic state terror army releasing a new video alongside of that and those stories are connected and we'll connect the dots for you coming up, showing the executions of christian ethiopians. >>> we will never forget the bombing in oklahoma city that left 168 people dead. ♪ stamps.com is the best. i don't have to leave my desk and get up and go to the post office anymore. [ male announcer ] with stamps.com you can print

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the 57-member team and six dogs departing the air force base in riverside county today. that team is trained to use a variety of equipment. to locate and rescue people trapped in collapsed structures and confined spacees. they are expected to arrive in katmandu tomorrow. >> good news. the earthquake is hitting home here in the bay area. friends and family are mourning the loss of google's dan fredinburg. he wanted to climb everest to promote savetheice.org. his father's sherpas died on the mountain last year while guiding fred and his group. he had so much more he wanted to do. >> he was in his early 30s. talk about lives affected. if he was able to live a full complete life and we could be talking a billion lives. could have been affect bid this. >> he was on mt. everest when the earthquake hit. he died from a head injury sustained in the avalanche. >> one question how can i help. many organizations collecting donations for the victims of the quake. go to nbcbayarea.com for a list of places accepting donations. can you get updates any time on our website and also on fac

you look at california as a whole, 10 tornados on average per year and 22 dornds in riverside countyof them since the early 2000s. pretty impressive sight in desert center, california. >> i think they have a few more of those. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> we'll take a short break here on cnn. when we come back, it was not a bull pen blowup, but a baseball manager's foul mouth anti-media red is getting a lot of attention. we'll have the tirade, just ahead. if you're taking multiple medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. sup jj? working hard? here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app in the app store. it lets you trade stocks,

. >> the work and the political reform resolution is riverside to follow the basic law and the relevant interpretation and decision of the national people of congress standing committee. >> it's that ruling that triggered last year's straight occupation in central hong kong. pro-democracy lawmakers are demanding the right to freely elect the candidates and have vowed to block the government's reform plan when it comes to a vote. >> i detect no reason for me to doubt that all of us would veto any political reform package that is restrained as the committee' decisions. >> the government's election proposal make the bagging of the hong kong legislative council if it is to proceed. but at this stage it looks unlikely to get the go ahead. student groups who led last year's protests are hopeful that that will be the case. >> the veto means a lot to us, to the people who participated in the umbrella movement. >> but with the vote not expected until july the government is likely to pull out all the stops to make sure that it's election plan becomes law. sara clark al jazeera, hong kong. >> it h