according to the roanoke times, the natural bridge in roanoke is up for sale.ld buy the virginia landmark along with the natural bridge, cabins and a 150 room hotel or just pieces of it. the entire property was listed for $39 million in 2007, no word what they're asking for tonight. we just don't know about the price tag. >>> would you call this next story a fire too hot to handle? this is amazing footage of a wooden train trestle burning uncontrollably over the colorado river in texas and according to saturn911.com fire crews responded to it sunday but just couldn't treat it due to the intense heat and they're still trying to figure out how it started. >>> still ahead from the fire to the rain, topper is keeping an eye on the skies as some weather is going to move into our area. >>> one last check of gas prices today, if your route on memorial day takes you south toward hampton roads or the outer banks, there's an exxon station at exit 220 on i-64 selling regular unleaded for 3.21! you can fine the best gas prices along your route every day on www.wusa9.com an

most of the channel 2 viewing area is clear, but into roanoke it is moving up to the north.round 7:00, 8:00 into the morning and lunchtime hour there could be a thunderstorm. >> out to the westwego. look at these producing tornadoes from wichita down to oklahoma city. i want to take you to a chase team that is out there that is, click that mary beth. they are trying to intercept this tornado south of oklahoma city. this is via chase tv.com which you can find on abc2.com. about 50 tornadoes all ready reported this weekend. tonight it is going to be mild, muggy. tomorrow morning we're starting with temperatures in the low 70s. watch what happens. temperatures into the 80s but showers and thunderstorms starting to pop up. tuesday near 90 degrees with a late-day shower and thunderstorm potential and into wednesday. a muggy mild conditions tonight. clouds out there and even fog will develop after midnight. 63 gets us to 80 tomorrow. that is your two degree guarantee with a chance of thunderstorms after the lunch time hour. then 65 monday night turns to 87 on tuesday so you know,

how about this, parked outside of roanoke, virginia grocery store there, yeah, a bunch of friends decidednk the owner. covered his car in post it notes. how about that one. turns out the car's owner, jacob parker had an early shift at work when his buddies came by and didn't have anything better to pp÷do. they get hundreds of post its. they did a good job, kind of symmetrical. parker said he was surprised and thought, you know what, pretty cool. >> did they accomplish their goal if he wasn't mad? that is the question. >> they burned off quality time. that. i have post its everywhere. get to be old like me, put them up. >> someone put wash me on my car. that was it. >> indeed. you're not old. come on now. >> gooday to wash your car. enjoy, everybody. see you tomorrow. ♪ we don't have a ten step filtering process for our water. we don't need it. because crystal geyser is made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. - what? - lemon, i'm gonna be late for our meeting. i had to get out of my car and walk. fifth avenue is closed for a joint pain walkathon

she is the family beat reporter at "the roanoke times." she also now is working on a book that when it comes out you will all have to buy. candace king, next to her. she is the chief operating officer of cure violence, a public health initiative in chicago that supports city-wide violence prevention. if you saw the film "the interrupters," you saw the fruits of their labor on the streets of chicago, to reduce the incidence of gun violence and all the public health catastrophes that follow from that. next to her, my new haven neighbor, dr. stephen marins. adult psychoanalyst who is the professor of psychology -- psychiatry at the child professor -- child study at yale. he is the founder of the child development community policing program. which i first became aware of when it was the child witnessed the violence project. right? no? ah. >> that is all right. >> founder of the child development community policing program, a collaboration between law enforcement professionals and mental health community helping children exposed to violence and

and all these areas of showers, parts of virginia into roanoke and north carolina that's the next batchf wet weather to move our way. we stay pretty mild. at 61 degrees at the airport and also in the mid 50's as we lead out into the mountains. now flip side to that is with all the cloud cover and wet weather we're not going warm up a whole lot as we go into the afternoon. similar setup to what we saw yesterday. temperatures only approached 70 degrees. we do think you will see more showers today than what we saw yesterday but again it's not going to train entire day. easterly winds at 12 miles an hour become a little breezy as we go into the afternoon. showers still possible. that keeps temperatures from dropping off. this is what we're dealing with right now. right here in the mid-atntic we still have this boundary down to our south causing unsettled weather. this is going to move back up into the north as we move throughout the day. that will move into maryland in the upcoming week. eventually this entire storm system will clear out from the coast into the end of the week but this is a

roanoke, some of the mid-atlantic getting in some of the heaviest rain. and atlanta, not quite done yet. >> ginger zee, watching both coasts as we head into another week. ginger, thank you. >>> now, to the horrific scene on a highway bridge in california. a limousine erupting into flames with nine women and a driver inside. one of the women had a wedding coming. and they were all celebrating with her. and it's believed that the bride-to-be, among the five who did not escape. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: the pictures are terrifying. captured when a stretch limousine bursts into flames. nine women were passengers inside, celebrating their friend's upcoming marriage. but as the limo crosses the san francisco bay friday night, fire erupts in the back. >> good samaritans did try to assist and pull people from the fire. that's an unfortunate situation. >> reporter: four of the women suffering burns and breathing smoke escape. but five of their friends, including the bride-to-be, were killed. investigators are now trying to figure out exactly why t

the rain ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a southbound train hey mama rock me walkin' to the south ♪ ♪ out of roanokeity, tennessee i gotta get a move on ♪ ♪ before the sun i hear my baby callin' my name and i know that she's the only one ♪ ♪ and if i die in raleigh at least i will die free so rock me mama ♪ ♪ like a wagon wheel rock me mama anyway you feel hey mama rock me ♪ ♪ oh rock me mama like the wind and the rain rock me mama like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me oh rock me mama like a wagon wheel rock me mama ♪ ♪ anyway you feel hey mama rock me rock me mama like the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a southbound train hey mama rock me ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank alyssa milano, chris "ludacris" bridges. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night mark ruffalo, the 2013 scrabble champs. and music from reggie watts. this is the cd, "true believers" is out now. you can see the full performance on jimmykimmellive.com. once again, darius rucker, good night. ♪ ♪ spring break tan skin girl i can't remember when i fell so fast ♪ ♪ knowing it could never last i got lost in

the rain ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a southbound train hey mama rock me walkin' to the south ♪ ♪ out of roanokey, tennessee i gotta get a move on ♪ ♪ before the sun i hear my baby callin' my name and i know that she's the only one ♪ ♪ and if i die in raleigh at least i will die free so rock me mama ♪ ♪ like a wagon wheel rock me mama anyway you feel hey mama rock me ♪ ♪ oh rock me mama like the wind and the rain rock me mama like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me oh rock me mama like a wagon wheel rock me mama ♪ ♪ anyway you feel hey mama rock me rock me mama like the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a southbound train hey mama rock me ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank alyssa milano, chris "ludacris" bridges. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time.

in this red hook, knoxville, asheville, roanoke, you're in the two-inch to four-inch rain.ome places locally more. atlanta, another two. and jacksonville, unfortunately, a little less, as the low-pressure system slowly pulls away. and out in the west, things are looking up and a whole lot better. you heard clayton saying it. here's is numbers. camarillo, 96 degrees. today, only 70. and all of the moisture filtering in from the moisture is going to keep it cooler with the clouds in place. less than a quarter-inch. that's okay. any moisture helps out a lot of very cool behind the obnoxious snow. here's a look at where the hot is up in the pacific northwest. they'll break some records or tie them today. >> okay. called that snow obnoxious. maybe it wasn't to some people. maybe they love snow in may. like in missouri. here, we get to see it, up close and personal. and in new york, all of the northeast, really, we've been in that blocking pattern. it's been beautiful. very pleasant with the sunshine. they're planting there. but it's a little on the dry side. we're going to get i

lieutenant governor nominee and new attorney general nominee for day two of this fly-around, including roanokebingville and all in west virginia. the group stopped in fay fairfad made clear their main focus, the company. >> the main area we have to address effectively is job creation, and they don't want to talk about that, because their candidate's record on that has fallen apart around his ears, but that is the what we've stayed focused on. >> the challenge hear a slight advantage in the latest poll. democrat terry mcauliffe has support of 43% of voters, kooch nelly, 38%. >>> and virginia democrats issues new attacks against the gop ticket in an e-mail to supporters saying the lieutenant governor nominee they make up the most extreme state-wide ticket virginia has ever seen. that memo also contains criticism of each of the nominee's policies on gay rights, women rights and birth control. >>> today a grand jury is expected to hear the case against a taxi driver accused of shooting alexandria police officer peter la boy. the krgrand jury will decide if there is enough evidence to accuse him. a

x offenders reacted to the governor's announcement on cbs affiliate wdbj in roanoke, virginia. >> i have forgiven myself. the other people involved in my situation have forgiven me, but it was like a dark cloud over my head. this finally feels like society for giving me as well. >> for more we're joined by benjamin johns, president and ceo of naacp. his organization has been on the forefront of the campaign to restore voting rights to former felons. welcome back. you have a conservative republican governor, bob mcdonnell, explain exactly what he has to do. >> what he did was simply sign an order saying that for each person who has fulfilled these requirements, which has been on violent crime, serve your time, pay your fines and serve your probation, then your rights will be restored that day. they had over 100,000 people in the database but it only goes back to 1995. so for people whose crimes were before then, those folks will have to come in and ask. but for the 100,000 plus that go back to 1995, they will get a note saying their voting rights have been restored. >> but he has to do it

as is beth macy from the "roanoke times." think i first met the best in the aftermath of virginia tech shootings, which she covered for the paper and is going to bring some thoughts on what the long-term picture looks like, and long-term trajectory from that. she's a families beat reporter othe report ofthe "roanoke timee has worked since 1989. columbia university, raise reporting prize and she was a 2010 fellow in journalism, nieman fellow at harvard university. she also now is working on a book which when it comes out you just all have to buy. candice kane, next to her, jd ph.d, imposing letters after her name. candace is the chief operating officer of cure violence, public health initiative in chicago which supports community-based and citywide violence prevention. if you saw the film the directors, you saw the fruits of cure violence is labor. on the streets of chicago, aiming to reduce the incidence of gun violence and all of the public health catastrophes that follow from that. next to her, my new haven neighbor, doctor

roanoke, virginia, good to have you back on the program.uestion for you is the search warrants and the fox e-mails that directly pertain to james rosen and the sworn testimony, part of which we just heard. did he perjure himself under oath, sir? >> well, we have sent the attorney general as you noted a lengthy, extensive letter point out the contradiction between his statement to the committee, made under oath and the warrant which is sworn out usually by an assistant united states attorney, also under oath, that was used to obtain a search warrant against james rosen, and in that search warrant, rosen was named as, i think the language is something like, at least an ader, abet tore or could conspirator and it clearly implicated him on a criminal basis. as a result of that, that clearly contradicted his testimony that he never heard of, thought of such a thing. we'll wait until we receive the attorney yep's reply to our letter, and we've set a deadline of next wednesday for that, on before passing judgment whether that constitutes perjury.

later by tonight, philly and new york city will get into some rain and washington, d.c., richmond, roanoke, a little bit -- well, it's kind of an all day kind of thing that will set up there. in the west coast finally this low is moving. it was some very good news for places like l.a. got a little rain, san diego did as well, lake tahoe, all areas that needed it. and today, there's going to be storms, a little sliver of storms there. you can see them. they just set up in the middle of the country. the rest of the country is looking pretty good, except for the rain on both coasts. >> we are live all morning long in breezy point, new york, to surprise the point breezy fire department, shhh, america, keep it quiet. don't tip them off because we're going to go surprise them a little bit later. back to new york. >> don't hit twitter. nothing. stay offline. great to see you there. great to see you there, sam. >> good luck with that. >>> coming up, the latest on the escape to freedom in cleveland and the families who never gave up searching for the three women who vanished. we'll talk to elizabet

but in the meantime, we're looking at rainfall amounts anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain from roanokehat's going on around th >>> good morning, 9:13, nbc bay area "weather center." can you see we're tracking a few dark skies, definitely talking about the potential for a few more showers. nonetheless, a few peeks of sunshine. notice a lot of that activity positioned across parts of the sierra that will rotate in throughout the day. we could see a rogue thunderstorm like we saw yesterday. overall temperatures are comfortable. 73 redwood, 66 san francisco, 73 san jose. a little bit warmer for tomorrow with a few lingering patches of drizzle with warm conditions by the weekend. what sounds like a children's book, willie, billy, kit and vanessa. >> billy and kit, thank you. >> we're back right after this. ...as we come together to celebrate the commitment... excuse me. would you mind moving your enormous phone? you mean the enormously awesome galaxy? ping! search "one trick pony." [ all gasp ] aren't you a little young to have an iphone? [ all gasp ] whee! [ indistinct shouting ] you think

host: bob goodlatte, currently in his 11th term, and part of his district includes roanoke, lynchburgand serves as co- chair of congressional internet caucus, chairman of the house republican high-tech working group. he served a term or two as chair of agriculture committee. if i remember correctly. and chair of the judiciary committee. akron, ohio. independent line. caller: how're you doing? thanks for c-span. i wanted to piggyback on the one caller about immigration. it is a topic that democrats, republicans, we all are concerned about it. i don't agree that much with republicans on most of their policy, but i hope they hold firm on this. one thing, too. was it the 14th or 15th amendment? the whole idea of just becoming an american citizen because you stumbled over the border and were born in the united states. i know it is part of the constitution. we can't do anything about it. but, my god, can they look into that? one more question for you, representative. benghazi, now that the fact that came out, should there be an apology made to susan rice and why wasn't general petraeus call

accomplished economist came down here from boston today, and i had some friends, for my hometown of roanoke virginia. and i thank them. to the matter at hand, this is the second half of the most important job interview that i've ever had. confirmation by the senate is a crucial part of this process. and then the remaining time i have to give you a brief window into who i am and what i believe. i'm currently in private practice with the law firm founded in the district in 1942. my practice since i graduate from harvard law school in 1994 has been in employment law mostly representing companies from the very large to the very small. that is include a good deal traditional labor law including proceedings on their labor practice cases and in representation cases before the national labor relations board. in the end, however, what i just told you is merely a list of relevant qualifications and achievements. for nomination to the board at least just as important excellent day what i believe concerning the national labor relations act. the board is one of the oldest federal agencies, and thanks to

host: bob goodlatte, currently in his 11th term, and part of his district includes roanoke, lynchburg, and serves as co- chair of congressional internet caucus, chairman of the house republican high-tech working group. he served a term or two as chair of agriculture committee. if i remember correctly. and chair of the judiciary committee. akron, ohio. independent line. caller: how're you doing? thanks for c-span. i wanted to piggyback on the one caller about immigration. it is a topic that democrats, republicans, we all are concerned about it. i don't agree that much with republicans on most of their policy, but i hope they hold firm on this. one thing, too. was it the 14th or 15th amendment? the whole idea of just becoming an american citizen because you stumbled over the border and were born in the united states. i know it is part of the constitution. we can't do anything about it. but, my god, can they look into that? one more question for you, representative. benghazi, now that the fact that came out, should there be an apology made to susan rice and why wasn't general petraeus ca

even a few thunderstorms showing up just outside of roanoke.ather in the country in morning. as i mentioned, that will soon be into washington, d.c. notice the beltway is just fine. but look to your bottom right of your screen, all the rain moving over the chesapeake, a rainy morning in d.c. from 9:00 a.m. until noon. eventually it will work its way up to philadelphia later on today and into tonight and tomorrow light rain for new york city and hartford. not a lot of bad weather, a couple beautiful spots. look at upstate new york, central new england. temperatures indeed in the mid to upper 70s. the water vapor imagery shows the moisture in the air. three spins, cut-off storms, very slow-moving storms. the one over atlanta is the same from last week that was giving us that snowstorm. when we are in a slow weather pattern like this, usually what you see is what you get. it takes a while for these storms to move out of your area. that's why it's still kind of cool today in atlanta, and still rainy down there in areas of virginia. much of the midd

host: bob goodlatte, currently in his 11th term, and part of his district includes roanoke, lynchburgd serves as cochair of congressional internet caucus, chairman of the house republican high-tech working group. as chair a term or two of agriculture committee. if i remember correctly. and chair of the judiciary committee. akron, ohio. independent line. caller: how're you doing? thanks for c-span. i wanted to piggyback on on the one caller about immigration. it is a topic that democrats, republicans, we all are concerned about it. i don't agree that much with republicans on most of their policy, but i hope they hold firm on this. o.e thing, to was it the 14th or 15th amendment? the whole idea of just becoming an american citizen because you stumbled over the border and were born in the united states. i know it is part of the constitution. we can't do anything about it. but, my god, can they look into that? one more question for you, representative. that the fact that came out, should there be riceology made to susan and why wasn't general petraeus called to testify? i will hang up and

>>>a new california set to open in roanoke park this fall is now hiring.atulaten resort and casino is looking for people working in marketing, guest services, security, and as dealers. 2000 people will be hired before the casino opens. >> i don't know if i'm getting a job or not, but i did apply and i did have an interview. >> the company says it will continue to review applications before making any job offers. target date for the casino to open is november 1st. >>> well, buster posey sent giants home happy last night. >> deep to left field! this one is out! >> that's a pretty one. >>> a cooler, moist air will return to the bay area later today, helping to reduce fire danger and drop daytime highs. i'll have a look at what you can expect, coming up. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have

looking at wet weather in the northeast, low pressure system, pesky showers and thunderstorms from roanoke to new york city and boston later on and risk of strong storms from abilene, wichita, garden city, mostly hail, rainfall amounts from anywhere from one to three inches in that area. we'll get to your local forecast in a moment but first this message. plus a 50% annual bonus. and everyone but her... no. no! no. ...likes 50% more cash. but i don't give up easy... do you want 50% more cash? yes! yes?! ♪ [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% cash back on every purchase, plus a 50% annual bonus on the cash you earn. it's the card for people who like more cash. ♪ what's in your wallet? why? and we've hit the why phase... >>> 7:21 now. we still have showers and pop-up thunderstorms in the east bay this morning. overall, area of low pressure is pushing off to the east, taking the showers with it as we head throughout the second half of the day. spotty activity. but not much. by tomorrow, we'll clear you out completely of those showers. temperatures are going to be

rain into the northeast, rainfall amounts anywhere from 1 to 3 inches from wilmington to norfolk to roanoke, virginia. that is what is going on. we'll get to your local forecast in a moment but first this message. bye... bye grandma! simon says... touch your arm. ♪ look at that. look what you did. [ female announcer ] this mother's day, there's no better way to show your love than with a magic prints card. only from hallmark. >>> 7:13. good morning. showers streaming from south to north mostly impacting the sierra nevada. we are getting a little bit of activity in the south bay. that will continue to be the case as we head throughout the morning hours. what i can tell you, temperaturewise, rather mild. end up in the 70s, a couple of 60s in places like san francisco. staying mild. a few more showers on your tuesday. >> savannah, you're coming out this way later today, the two of us going to be on "the voice" tonight doing a little behind the scenes. >> very exciting. do something about the rain before it gets there. thank you so much. see you in a bit. >>> if you do any of your shopping onli