. >> up to 50 people are believed to be still under the rubble of the roa roa hotel here in palu city. rescue workers are trying to find survivors. authorities say the death toll is expected to continue to rise. now some of the most vulnerable are getting help. but those left behind are struggling. with aid only now just trickling in, desperate residents are taking matters into their own hands. relatives are flocking to the area to try and find out the fate of loved ones. >> people have been waiting for hours for petrol since this morning. they've come this way trying to reach the affected area of palu to see what happened to their loved ones. ing amongst the crowd, mothers who don't know what has happened to their children. >> this lady hasn't heard from her son and daughter since the quake hit. withafter shocks continuing to be felt, frightened survivors here are spending another night out in the open. rebecca henschke, bbc news, cbs news. >> quijano: a 13 year old boy who was attacked by a shark this weekend near san diego is recovering in the hospital. a friend posted a picture of

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dozens of people are feared to be underneath the rubble of one hotel alone, the roa roa in the devastatedther chilly start to october, it will feel a bit warmer for many of us in the day ahead. there's an area of milder, warmer air that's been moving into the uk between these two weather fronts. but the weather fronts close by mean that there's a good deal of cloud around to begin tuesday, and for some of us it'll be rather damp, particularly from northern ireland into parts of england and wales. this is how it looks for early risers. from north—east england into scotland, though, there'll be some sunshine around to start the day, but there'll be a few showers running through northern scotland on through the day. and even where you begin the cloud, northern ireland, across a large part of england and wales, for many of us it will turn brighter during the day. but we could still see patchy rain, southern parts of northern ireland, north wales, and for some into north—west england and the west midlands. here is the temperature at 4:00pm in the afternoon, white arrows indicate average wind s

up to 50 people are believed to be still under the rubble of the roa roa hotel here in palu city. rescue workers are trying to find survivors. with no heavy building equipment available, they're using whatever they have. cries of help had been heard from the rubble. in this case, it came too late. presidentjoko widodo has visited the area, promising to speed up the aid operation. hundreds of military personnel have been deployed, and some of the most vulnerable are getting help. those left behind are struggling. and, with aid only nowjust trickling in, desperate residents are taking matters into their own hands. translation: we need to eat. we don't have any other choice, we must get food. translation: we're in a crisis. we have nothing for our basic needs. food, water — we desperately need them. desperate relatives are flocking to the area to try to find out the fate of loved ones. this lady hasn't heard from her son and daughter. translation: i'm going out of my mind. i don't know where my children are. i'm going crazy with worry about them. i have no news at all. she still has

the frantic search for more survivors continues as what used to be the roa-roa hotel.icials believe as many as 50 people could be buried in the debris. the grim task of collecting the victims of these twin disasters has now begun. brightly colored body bags now line a mass grave in the town. and sadly, the death toll is expected to rise here, possibly into the thousands. and that's because rescuers have yet to reach some of the hardest-hit areas. jeff? >> glor: devastating. ben tracy on the ground for us in indonesia tonight. the president today awarded the medal of honor to a secret service agent for his heroics a decade ago as a green beret medic in afghanistan. mr. trump addressed the children of 39-year-old ron shurer of washington state. >> we stand in awe of your father's courage. we really do. today, he joins the world's most elite gathering of heroes. >> glor: david martin now on how shurer earned the nation's highest military award and the new enemy he's battling. >> reporter: the medal of honor will humble anyone, but no one more than staff sergeant ronald sh

up to 50 people are believed to be still under the rubble of the roa roa hotel here in palu city.rkers are trying to find survivors. with no heavy building equipment available, they're using whatever they have. cries of help had been heard from the rubble. in this case, it came too late. presidentjoko widodo has visited the area, promising to speed up the aid operation. hundreds of military personnel have been deployed, and some of the most vulnerable are getting help. those left behind are struggling. and, with aid only nowjust trickling in, desperate residents are taking matters into their own hands. translation: we need to eat. we don't have any other choice, we must get food. translation: we're in a crisis. we have nothing for our basic needs. food, water — we desperately need them. desperate relatives are flocking to the area to try to find out the fate of loved ones. this lady hasn't heard from her son and daughter. translation: i'm going out of my mind. i don't know where my children are. i'm going crazy with worry about them. i have no news at all. she still has a long way

up to 50 people are believed to be still under the rubble of the roa roa hotel here in palu city.e workers are trying to find survivors. with no heavy building equipment available, they're using whatever they have. cries of help had been heard from the rubble. in this case, it came too late. presidentjoko widodo has visited the area, promising to speed up the aid operation. hundreds of military personnel have been deployed, and some of the most vulnerable are getting help. those left behind are struggling. and with aid only nowjust trickling in, desperate residents are taking matters into their own hands. translation: we need to eat, we don't have any other choice, we must get food. translation: we're in a crisis, we have nothing for our basic needs. food, water, we desperately need them. desperate relatives are flocking to the area to try to find out the fate of loved ones. this lady hasn't heard from her son and daughter. translation: i'm going out of my mind. i don't know where my children are. i'm going crazy with worry about them. i have no news at all. she still has a long w

island of sulawesi in indonesia got to let me show you the live pictures now of what is left of the roa—roahe fear is that that could increase. many are trapped and 2000 or so need help. thank you very much for watching. hello. the rather warm for the time of year and humid air that became established across wales and england on tuesday will, in the day ahead, spread across northern ireland and scotland. it will feel noticeably warmer here. behind this whether front, a warm front, the leading edge of milder air. but that's coming with plenty of cloud, and to start wednesday it's a damp, and drizzly, and cloudy, misty, murky start across many parts, western parts, especially coasts and hills. it will be clear overnight in scotland and eastern england. there will be a chill around first thing, but the cloud will thicken here as we go on through the morning, which leaves us during wednesday with a good deal of cloud around. a few bright and sunny spells here and there, but still, along western coasts and hills, you could see a lot of patchy light rain and drizzle into western scotland and nort

and this is talking about the fact that we are being warned in the philippines about fake priests who roaut fake priests who roam around cemeteries and offer prayers for the dead in exchange for cash. there is always money to be made somewhere, isn't that? yes, sounds horrible. but yes, i mean, you've just got to watch out. i think wherever you go there is a lwa ys think wherever you go there is always going to be people trying to make cash. this seems perhaps a rather extreme method of doing it, and rather scary as well, i think. basically this is something going on in manila, where it priests have informed the public that they should not accept the services offered by fa ke not accept the services offered by fake priests. and that is not fake news. that is on the front page of the philippine star. thank you for being with us. ijust want to reca ptu re being with us. ijust want to recapture top story, which is the news coming from the supreme court in pakistan, which has cleared the condemned christian asia bibi, who was sentenced to death in 2010, on what were quite knew at the time bla

we're told the valves break several blocks down the roa re. i want to get you to video where you can still see some of the water still bubbling up from the valve break. several feet of water were shooting into the sky. many people p takingtures of that. you can see still a little bit of that with our chopper veo here. i can also tell you i spoke with the pio this morning that says that the repair will be a tedious process. she also says the valve itself is only 8 inches but crews have to actually go underground to access that pipe and then repair it and because of that, somecu omers may see the effects of that. n sometimes w you close the water main down and close more vaes, it all depends on the number of valves you have to close and will determine how many customers are out of water. once we get the water off we'll have a better idea o how many customers are impacted. >> you're taking a live look at route355. you can see the cars coming up southbou southbound. others making a u-turn to go north. an individual from montgomery transit so anyon

. >> we know the money is t t roa. why are the roads threatening us if we vote on 6 we'll die there a car accident? it is because the politicians are lying. they know we want road repairs and they are dangling it like an ornament. they have saying we'll fix your roads this time. >> opponents of prop 6 say it is an attack on bridge and road safety. they claim it would eliminate funding for more than 6,500 transportation projects. >>> tomorrow is the last day you can register to vote in this upcoming election. you have until mid-noinight. we put a link on our twitter feed. you can also use the postal service but make sure your application is postmarked october 22nd. >>> new tonight the trump administration is spear heading an effort to roll back rights for the transgender community it recently won. department of health and human services wants to establish a legal definition. it would be determined at birth and unchangeable. it loosened largely leaving it up to an individual's choice. krit ks a critics are calling it out

. >> melissa mollet is standing by with a look at roa a rails. we begin with amelia draper.> good morning to you on your wednesday stepping out the door it's another mildstart. i'm tracking plentyf clouds. 74 degrees. it's humid out t re aswell. the clouds are starting to break up by 9:00, 100 a.m. a then we'll have clouds and sunshine. today another-shirt and shorts kind of day. you want to grab the sunglses as wel especially for later in the day. this could be the last day around here where it's really feeling like summer. i'm tracking a major change that will happen tomorrow into friday. i'm going to have more on that coming up. rain in the how are the roads, melissa? >> problem here in gaithersburg. 124 south there's trees and wires down. all lanes on hu124 down right now as they try and get all of that out of the way. i know that is aig route in for a lot of folks trying

. >> the ones who do not have schools, they don't have water, don't have roas. on one hand, there being killed by the tellyly and and usesed as shields and on the other hand -- by the taliban and used as shields and on the other hand they are blamed for the government. >> when miriam is here, she brings a bodyguard with her. she has already received many threats. >> if i said i was not afraid, i would be lying. i am afraid, but i am more afraid for these people who are coming and visiting me. >> she voices are support for the direct peace talks currently being negotiated thehe tween the u.s. and the radical islamists. even if the talks could lead to the taliban partially comoming o power in afghanistan. >> now that women are includedd inin the prorocess, it is a a bg step, that i think the taliban, from whahat i hear realilized tt women and inclusivity in the government is important for afghanistan in the future. >> even if she doesn't win the election, she wants to stay in afghanistan instead of returning to the u.s.. she says regardless of the outcome, there i

. >> melissa will have an update on the roa for us. chuck, what do you see?i always wanted to be a pengu penguin. >> you can do that. >> my mom's like, you're not takingha anything encourages smoking. all right. that was the costume i always wanted t have. current temperatures are in the 40s on your halloween morning. now montgomery county, 43 in frontroyal, virginia. joint base andrews and 49 in washington. your wakeup weather, sun is not up unt 7:34. dark for quite some time still to come. keep your eyes open for kids on the side of the road early this morning at those early bus sto waiting points. sunshine start to finish today. temperatures near 50 by 9:00. your halloween planner for trick or treater time by 5:00 in the afternoon. are you kidding me? 70 degrees by 5:00. sun is down by 6:09. temperatures will stay in the mild 60s for trick or treating timetonight. more about how much longer we get to keep the warm weather coming up. for now let's go to melissa. you didt put your baby in a pumpkin, did you? >> maybe at one point. no this year. too big. alex

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last night in the first roa game, they put up six goals. it was pittsburgh that came out on top. scoring seven times and taking them to overtime victory. clearly, they're in mid season form. e eyeem to be on the s level. that was not the case last night. we can guess where the focal point will be. some guys turn itr o at the wrong time. i think we just took one too many penalties there. it is unfortunate. usually little low scoring. >> the redskins will have their hands full making sure historya is not madnst them. the burgundy and gold will have to slow down drew bes to become the nfl's all time leader in passing yards. averaging over 300 yards ts season. he's dangerous but he might be the second biggest problem. >> alvin scored three touchdowns last week against the giants. e has more receiving yards and rushing yards than any of them. jay gruden and company are fully aware of the saints' ability. >>> obviously, dangerous in all phases. in the running game, he is very goodn the running game. >> and when he gets outside, coming out of the back fi id. hes very good. >> and compar

we're working to find out if this wasbd toconnected to a roa rage incident. and in fairfax count police arrived aparate men the hospital with gunshot wounds. we found police investigating one area in springfield near lynnbrook drive and brandon avenue where police believe at one of the men was shot. both are expected to be okay. >> it might be safe to check your i.r.a. and 401(k) balances again. right n the dows up about 274 points. now, those gainsave to be weighed against two days of huge losses.ow the jones felt 445 points yesterday after dropping a whopping 834 points o wednesday. that means the market lost 5% in value in just.wo da a year ago today the wharf opened with a huge splash and it's transformed the waterfront. > news4 spoke with the developer about what's next. >> you can go to many citie and those alleys are very similar. >> reporter: when you're walking along the wharf, if some aas look familiar, there's a reason. >> if it looked like the meatck g district in new york, there's a reason. >> it's approachable, it's accessible. >> cafes, concert

. >> the roa should be a little less crowded this morning. school districts are closed cause of the columbus day holiday. melissa is still here keeping an eye on our morning commute. >> first up though, amelia draper is in for chuck with a look at our >> hey.st. well, i have updates for the dense fog advisory i have been tracking all morning long. take a look, the national weather service now expanded this dense fogdvisory to now include all the counts here in grey. montgomery, loudoun, fairfax, prince william, north and west under a dense fog advisory. th is going to be until 10:00 a.m. if you're out traveling this morning dealing with fog and spots otherwise a mild and human 72 degrees right now. the low 70s until 8:00 a.m. sunshine trying to develop otherwise it's humid with a temperature around 76 degrees at 10:00 a.m. new information coming in on tropical storm michael and it may have an impact on our weather later this week. i'll have more on that. >> thanks amelia. brand new problem in centreville. you have a crash there this morning.

you see slowing, that's recovering, the south bay has that rain coming, as carrie talked about the roa ove san mateo into palo alto, not a major concern just yet. no impact right now to bart, sometimes they slow trains. they'll slow the trains down a bit. the brakes will always operate. cal-trans, there will be no weekend train service. i warn you this ahead of time, fleet week, trains will stop at bay shore starting this saturday. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. it's 5:21 right now. coming up, incredible new rescue video the moments after a passenger jet crash landed in the ocean in indonesia. >> plus, air traffic noise, a big concern for some folks living near sfo, coming up, how many times people in the city say they hear planes roaring by. >>> pete is stuck in the elements this morning. he is giving us a look at all of what's going on there, he is tweeting it out. can you check out his rain posts. follow him on twitter. the team >>> welcome back. new video to show you of new u.s. sailors rushing to help after a plane crash last week in nierk necessaryia. the team of divers were

. >> today you don wanto have anybody near you today, it's roas >> i'll give you the full-length distance today becauseto it warm. upper 80s across the area. our average high is 72. that is way up in plus territory. 74 right still hanging on to a mostly cloudy sky for the mo nt. thsunshine is eating those clouds up fast and furious. 81 in lorraine, 82 fredericksburg, 82 on the eastern shore, 75 degrees at dulles. that weather front will bring a tiny chanceho forrs late tonight. tomorrow i think it's going to be more about clouds than anything else. you can tell o heree again not a guarantee of rain, just a hit-and-misshower chance coming in here mid-to-late time frame this evening. temperature-wise easily making it into the range today. here's your friday planner. sun ier up just a 7:00. temperatures in the low 60s first thing tomorrow morning. and more clouds and sunshine ait, this weather front does not have a lot of moisture to work with. as aresult, not much in the way of rain chance. i do thi you'll see sunshine from time to time tomorrow. tomorr about average at 73. might as well ke

also some roa work, that's all out of the way. 95 in maryland, quantico to thee way, looking good as you're approaching woodbridge and the bend. that's because we're approaching 5:30 in th morning. through prince gorges county no issues into towut and of town. >>> 5:21 now. a few weeks ago we said good-bye ut toys"r"us. >> could the company be making a comeback? >> later today on "ellen". >> now when you go to play dates and stuff,ha do you findthe moms show up a lot? >> i think likehe moms show up a lot in those things anyway. >> yeah, but morso >> because -- >> a fully clothed and nonsmoldering jamie dornan of "50 shades of gray." >> smsdering. >> h talking about the end of the popular film series and about being a dad. >>> you're watching"news 4 toda >>> for more than seven years the tommy show has been a part ofy of your morning routines. >> this morning it will feel different because yesterday's broadcast was the final one and this came as a b shock to a lot of people including tommy mcfly who is here wit us this morning. tommy, my entire twitter feed is filled with people sayin

so we may have river roa open before long. chris lawrence, news 4. back to you. >> they're worki pretty quickly. chris, thank you. >> check back in with him soon. at last check, michael, the tropical storm claimed six lives across florida, georgia, and north carolina. >> now we're seeing the impact of the storm closer to home at virginia ala ma. take a look at this flooding yesterday afternoon. you can see the rushing flood waters turn roads into rivers. drivers had to go really slowly but in some cases cars were left stranded. the wind was also a problem knocking out per to about 10,000 people at one point. they also confirmed at least one to wado. >> thee similar scenes like this east of 95 and south of fredericksburg. some received 3 to 6 irgegs of rain last night. >> people are still without wer this morning. in mexico beach, much of that town has been reduced to rubble. look at that scene. the 155 miles per hour from the category 4 hurricane flattened homes and businesses everywhere. search and rescue crews are searching damaged buildings lookin

chopper 4 was over the scene at guer's branch roa and frederick road in chinatown. officis say five children and two others were injured. look for more in the washington app. >>> we have just learned more about a threat on social media against two schools in our area. police manassas, virginia, say those schools including ogborn high a baldwin elementary. justin i finlive at osbourne. e>> manassas city pol announcing an arrest made in this case, identifying their suspect as a 15-year-old ninth grader here aosbourn high school. this threatol id an assault rifle. we now know this threat is not only not credible,ut also now contained. police say this is the only person who was involved in that threat and that he did not have the means to pull it off. he'sow facing two felony counts of threatening students on a school campus, as well. if you know the area, you kw thes schools here are very close. just across tudor lane here, you have osbourn highn one side and baldwin elementary on the other. just off of main streethere. this morning, classes did resume as normal and th

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town of schoharie on saturday had failed an inspection last month and was not licensnsed to be on the roa. the crash killed 17 passengers, as well as the limo's driver and two pedestrians. it was the deadliest u.s. transportation disaster since 2009. new york state officials are investigating the owner of the company, prestige limousine chauffeur service, a pakistani immigrant named malik shahed hussain. in 2001, hussain was arrested for helping people cheat on drivers license tests. in exchange for avoiding deportation, he took a job as an fbi confidential informant, posing as a radical arms dealer in fbi sting operations. he was a key figure in the fbi's case against the so-called newburgh four -- four muslim men sentenced to 25-year prison terms after they were convicted for placing what they thought were bombs in a new york synagogue in 2010. defense attorneys say the men were entrapped by government agents. hussain's back-story emerged as new york governor andrew cuomo said he may face criminal charges for the crash. >> we inspected the vehicle just last month. it failed the inspecti

. >> brown: mayor pedro edmunds paoa is the long-timr of hanga roa, the island's one town.ays because easter isl located near what's known as a trash vortex in the middle of the south pacific ocean. floating waste is constantly washing ashore >> it's coming from everywhere. it's too much. every year is more and more. >> brown: also more anmorere he: people. easter island has seen tremendous growth in the last 20 years, especially from tourism, with planes now bringing more than 100,000 visitors every year. ew jobs and more money, but also enormous new challenges. >> this place is like being in biseum of crystal. >> brown: of crystal. >> very fragile. so if you bring in vehicles, you are accelerating the damage on the land, on the premises, on what i call our ancient, sacred sites, which is the entire island. >> brown: so more people, more cars, more trash? >> more trash. >> brown: on an island where virtually everything consumed is imported, local officials now estimate that more than 20 tons of trash are produced every day. ge problem: space. there's just onebage dump on a

district, republican ressman dana rohrabacher she's knocked on hundreds of doors to help democrat harley roa the 30-year incumbent. polls show the race istual ece. >> this is aand neck race. i have no idea how it's going to go, and i'm going to keep working my hardest to make sure harley wins. nc alcindor: ronald reagan described orange county as the place "good republicans go to r e." but now, all f the county's republican house members represent districts hiary clinton won in 2016. that makes this place ground zero f democrats trying to win control of congress. orange county has seen a rising nuer of asian residents. but demographics alone don't explain the changing politics, according to amy walter of the cook political report. >> what is helping a democrat in this kind of year is the fact that so many suburban, white, college-educated women really do not like donald trump. >> alcindor: the g.o.p. still has nearly 40,000 more registered voters than democrats. that means rouda will likely need to win over some moderate and disaffected republicans. >> it's great to see the huge blue wave he

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the remains of around a0 people are thought to be underneath the roa roa hotel in palu.y lifting machinery. and just how would this hospital in palu cope, if an epidemic was to break out? many staff were injured in the quake. the remaining workers are already struggling to care for patients, with limited supplies and poor sanitation. jenny kumar, bbc news. lawyers for the woman who has accused us supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault say the fbi has yet to interview her about the allegations. christine blasey ford's legal team say it's "inconceivable" that the agency can conduct a thorough investigation without interviewing her. the senate is due to vote on mr kavanaugh's nomination this week. president tom has reiterated his support for the nomination. speaking to reporters that the white house, he said it is a difficult and scary time for young men in the us. well, i say it is time for young men in the us. well, isay it is a time for young men in the us. well, i say it is a very scary time for young men in america, when you can be guilty of something

the remains of around a0 people are thought to be underneath the roa roa hotel in palu.m is slow without much heavy lifting machinery. translation: if the clearer is delayed, there will be an outbreak of disease, so we must clear up the debris as soon as possible. and just how would this hospital in palu cope if an epidemic was to break out? many staff were injured in the quake. the remaining workers are already struggling to ca re workers are already struggling to care for patients, with limited supplies and poor sanitation. and we will talk about that throughout the programme. we will talk to our correspondent later. iran has said it is willing to hold talks with the united states to try to overcome president trump's objections to the international nuclear deal. the us has withdrawn from the agreement, and new sanctions on iran are due to come into force next month. the iranian foreign minister, javad zarif, has told bbc news the door is open to negotiations, but he said mr trump would not get a better deal than the current one. sorry, i was very keen to get in there.

ther only a small chance for roa few showers tom afte toda though, nothing to worry abou stepping out50s and low 60s. scho for fpecast in the mid-70s by recess time. todas high 80 degree thers that chance for showers tomo it will be warm all week long. 0s. >> what a way to start october. notr local news update in 20 minu b. >>> voting is a fundamental right. it is the only way in our democracy to have a say in the issues w care about. essentially, it's our stake in our children's future. >> that, of course, is former first lady michelle obama. friday.in miami on she's back in the political spotlight. she is urging people toegister tote. >> and this morning, we are announcing she will be here for a live event on our plaza, thursday, october 11th, the international day of the girl. and mrs. obama will sit down with us for a live couversation the importance of education for girls around the world. >> we'll talk t her about life after the white house. and she's going to make a big announcement. that is not all. to celebrate the international day of the girl, we haveelly clarkson, jennifer

morgan ratford is on the roa talking to voters. in kansas city, missouri morgan good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. that's right. in fact, voters are saying they care more about health care than they do about gun control, immigration issues, even their own taxes. e seee featured in 50% of midterm ads across the country and why the voters in america's heartland sa this is such a personal issue, one for many that can mean the difference between life and death. health care is hitting the airwaves. >> stop making our health care political football. >> reporter: republicans and democrats in a fierce messaging battle. >> peoe with pre-existing conditions. cover pre-existing conditions. >> reporter: and voters are listening. >> we are really concerned about it. >> reporter: a new poll shows health care is a top issue this ection year with 71% of voters saying it's very important in deciding who they will send to congress in november. the bgest question? whether pre-existing conditions protected a under tordable care act will st

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