smithfield is a rural area between syracuse and utica. right now searchers and rescue dogs are in the town making sure nobody else is trapped under the rubble. the same store struck in maryland as well in carroll county a child was killed and six others hurt while at a camp. >>> the owner of a dog written with the words "free" written across it could face abandonment marks. a woman found the dog with permanent marker saying free on the dog and i need a home written on its body. she took home. >> it was heart broken. nobody wants to see an animal like that super well trained. makes no sense why somebody would dump her. >> she named the dog libby, short for liberty. she plans to formally adopt the home. i guess a better home. >>> chaos at world cup. thousands of soccer fans ran from the world famous cocoa cabana beach. >> in san jose, we have a deadly crash a road closure. i have new video into the newsroom. . >>> welcome back to you at 4:55. after live look at at&t park and mccovey cove. the a's will make the trek across the bay bridge thi

smithfield doesn't even have tornado sirens. new york governor cuomo. >> the house on one side of the street is basically fine. the other house on the opposite side of the street was just gone. we don't get tornadoes in new york, right? anyone will tell you that. well, we do now. >> reporter: the same weather system swept through portions of pennsylvania and maryland, scott. in maryland a tree fell at a summer camp. one child was killed and six others were injured. >> pelley: vanita, thank you very much. with thousands of illegal immigrant children surging into the u.s., president obama is meeting this evening with a rival, the republican governor of texas. major garrett is traveling with the president in dallas this evening. major what are they talking about. >> president scott president obama is meeting with local leaders and rick perry to discuss temporary housing for some of these unaccompanied minors. this will not be a new topic for perry and the president. two years ago the governor warned the white house this crisis was

in smithfield, new york tonight as they pick up the pieces from this ef-2 tornado, they mourn the loss of four -- a mother and daughter dying when this home collapsed. and here a man and his dog died when his house was literally carried into the air. >> so this is the house that originally was right there, lifted up -- you can see some of the screens there on that pole -- and just carried right over onto another house. have you ever seen anything like that? >> never seen anything like that. that's got to be a good 150, 200 yards. >> reporter: from west virginia to vermont, more than 300 severe weather reports, uprooting trees in ohio. at the river valley ranch summer camp in maryland, more than 100 children, ages seven to 12, were at an outside event and tried running inside. the camp director says they tried rushing more than 100 campers to safety but they were too late. a 12-year-old boy was killed by a falling tree and six more injured. tonight they're reviewing safety procedures. >> it looks like a tornado went through a small section of this camp right where these campers were. >>

smithfield doesn't even have tornado sirens. new york governor andrew cuomo. >> you have at house on one side of the street that is basically fine. the other house on the opposite side of the street was just gone. we don't get tornadoes in new york, right? anyone will tell you that. well, we do now. >> reporter: the same weather system swept through portions of pennsylvania and maryland, scott. in maryland a tree fell at a summer camp, one child was killed and six others were injured. >> pelley: vanita, thank you very much. with thousands of illegal immigrant children surging into the united states, president obama is meeting this evening with a rival, the republican governor of texas. major garrett is traveling with the president in dallas. major? here with local leaders and governor perry, president obama said the united states will meet the basic needs of these children and speed up a process likely to lead to their deportation. he sternly warned parents in central america not to send more children on a dangerous and ultimate

. >>> tuesday, the winds reached at least 100 miles per hour in the town of smithfield between syracuseand utica. the victims have been identified as a 35-year-old woman and her 4-month-old daughter. a 70-year-old woman. and a 53-year-old man. >>> ten minutes before 6:00 right now. let's get you updated on the roads. there's a lot going on this morning. >> jillian mele has the update. >> a lot happening out there. we continue to follow this developing story out of southwest philadelphia. right now, the bridge completely blocked off at 28th street. eastbound traffic can get by. westbound, nobody can exit that bridge. you canakferrue untyrt unnl thds.danhioo ath w fo s llnallew, yo 3 llems >>ncer ybc10stlert" meilhe to litfngezlyutrt c a wi.dnlto humskyro thew iie. ou m forsuns, reafrnn, niston,marehrout ra a la r onow te y.ersowik ogaer ma f ni hweow, i low rdaree rt builin mond win tghoc onalwerstufur fyy se comfo t a otheimwhatuc whnlllom e 6: inilia hfun dk ue bdgneryhe b p ulti drerebo lice f eene ct>> aooshienis ien cra g op lndtn w gdrpelo cke en iel behe roo onmi he a a ti, out d

four people were killed in the rural town of smithfield. the national weather service confirmed a torn touched down creating the damage. >>> a girl -- police is looking for the man that stole the teen's phone out of her hands, she jumped on the car as he tried to drive away and she fell and died two days later. they believe the phone was tossed out of the car. >>> israeli leaders are wafrning that the offensive in the gaza strip is expanding. they say they struck 200 targets in hamas today. thousands of israeli troops are stationed there in advance of a possible ground operation. the prime minister says the operation will continue until rocket fire aimed at israel comes to an end. >>> obama administration officials are defending their response to the immigration crisis on the southwest border. they are appearing before a senate committee today. just yesterday president obama asked congress for $3.7 million. to deal with the influx of children arriving from central american, republicans believe that broader changes are needed. >> dozens of t

triggering a tornado that killed at least four people in the town of smithfield. damon kevel lost his daughter, granddaughter and sister-in-law. >> lost all hope when this happened. it's real heart breaking. >> reporter: it was a familiar post tornado scene. residents picking through the littered remains of their belongings. >> we don't get tornados in new york, right? anyone will tell you that. well, we do now. and this new normal of extreme weather is a challenge for government. >> reporter: another storm further south near baltimore, a sudden onslaught of wind sent people running for cover in a youth camp. dozens were injured by both systems. the extreme weather swept through the northeast. storms launched 2,000 into the dark in philadelphia. in the southwest, arizona and new mexico took a battering. a colorado man on monday captured his scary close call with the lightning bolt. in clarksville, missouri, women inmates helped shovel sandbags to those taking on water. the water crested ten feet above flood stage earlier today. told they were on their own this yea

gio ben spichitez, smithfield, york. >> take a look at your weather. milder in the northeast.y. thunderstorms in the south throughout florida and great plains. a high fire danger in california. downpours in parts of the southwest. >> phoenix and dallas around the century marks. upper 70s in chicago and detroit. 80s in portland, kansas city, new york, and los angeles. >>> well with no signs of the drought ending california is taking new steps to curb water use. the state next week may impose fines up to $500 a day on walter wasters. restrictions include, hosing sidewalks, overwatering lawns and gardens and washing cars without a shutoff nozzle. the new rules could go into effect next week. >> washington state began alug the sale of marijuana. a california city is giving pot away. the city of berkeley is requiring medical marijuana dispenseries to give away a small amount to the poor. vote by city counsel was unanimous. and says that the pot given away must be just as good in quality as the marijuana that is sold. you have how to be a berkeley resident to qualify. >> we do a lot

several tornadoes yesterday to pennsylvania and upstate new york, in fact causing four deaths in smithfield, new york, you can see the wind damage reports coming in from those storms that moved through, and now, again it's calming down and feeling a lot better outside for the upper northeast. the mid-atlantic still has a few showers around in southern new jersey. so for the most part, we're expecting a quieter day in the northeast. let's go to the midwest where we have a big ridge of highway patrol building in offshore, and it's pushing all of the storm systems well up into canada, but the problem is the storm systems are diving back down on the other side of the rockies and that's where they will be this week. but for the pacific northwest, we'll have a trend of very hot weather building in, keeping things very warm along the cascades, but the storms riding over the highway patrol, and diving down on the eastern side of the rockies. in canada, the storms will be there, and we'll have the monsoonal moisture in the four corners, and we'll see showers and thunderstorms popping up here, and th

new york, four people were killed including a woman and her infant daughter when a tornado hit smithfield. teams work through the fight searching the rubble of detried home for survivors. >> it looks like a bomb went off in a house and you just see devastation everywhere. >> out of new york city there were downed trees and power outages but the dam wasp -- damage was much less severe. >> a child was killed and eight hurt at a summer camp in maryland. >> they were running for cover with 60 miles per hour wind brought a tree limb down on top of them. >> this has never happened in our history and it was freak storm that came up. >> close calls also in maryland. >> we heard a huge "crack." >> a 16-year-old just got out of her bed and this tree slammed through the roof. >> i cannot think what happened if she was up there. the tree is on her bed. >> in pennsylvania and ohio this damage left behind after four reported tornadoes touched down. >> i saw the tree fall and...i didn't know what to think. >> today is expected to be quieter but the plains and the carolinas are watching for the possibili

at least four peeled were killed in smithfield, a rural town outside syracuse when the powerful storm blew through. the victims were inside buildings that couldn't stand up to the storm and collapsed. at least 60 people were involved in search and recovery efforts. >> we were going to each home, trying to see who was there, how many may be in the home. we've got our search dogs out looking around. we're picking up parts of the house, looking underneath to see if anybody's underneath them. >> the storm ripped trees from the ground and nomed them on buildings and knocked out power to tmillions of homes. >> take a look bat here in ohio. tornados touched down near the twin cities. we also suspect it was the work of a tornado. >>> another tragic event. one child was killed and six more injuries when a tree toppled at a summer camp. camp leaders were trying to get the children to safety when the storm struck. >> it's pretty traumatic for the campers because a lot of them were there obviously when it happened. but we've got them all together, all accounted for, took them to the lower part of

madison county officials say the hardest hit communities with smithfield, in between syracuse and uticathe national weather service will be in that area to determine if a tornado caused the damage. this is veo in fro the town we're talking about there. one home was torn from a foundation and tossed into another house. >>> and this is just one of the many images coming out of that area in the storm's aftermath. this picture is from deerfield, new york. in maryland, what a sad story, a nightmare at summer camp. a child was killed and nearly a dozen more injured when the storms hit a christian camp in carol county outside of baltimore. the storm came up and the wind sent a tree crashing down on the children as the counselors were trying to get the children to safety. >>> get important weather alerts and7s radar on your smartphone through the nbc 10 weather app. it's a free download. get it right now at nbc10.com. >>> and those storms knocked out a lot of traffic signals across the area. be aware of that as you hit the road. nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jillian mele joins us right n

rolled through new york state officials have confirmed the deaths of four people in the community of smithfield which has been the worst affected the storm destroyed several homes ripped from its foundations and tossing it onto another house. it was a result that will go down in world cup history competition host brazil were on the receiving end over seven one thrashing by germany leaving the watching fans. and on board even invented their frustration in the streets with scattered incidents of brawling damage to property and clashes with police fans threw stones of debris and police responded with baton charges and arrests however on the lighter side the result gave a whole host of comedians the chance to demonstrate their wits. oh yeah let's take a look here wolf bag germany to stop kicking the ball and the poor team of course brazil's most iconic statue was shown a head and hands and well known drink seemed like the only beverage for the occasion after germany's own facts of when and finally the true meaning of the world has been the site for it but perhaps better than anything in this short

officials saying four people were killed including a child after high winds ripped apart four homes in smithfield new york. the national weather service is trying to determine if it was a tornado. in maryland a child was killed when a tree fell at a summer camp. the storms damaged homes, toppled trees and left hundreds of thousands without power. >>> a disturbing admission from federal health officials. they revealed working clearing out a storage room at the national institutes of health in maryland stumbled across vessel viles of smallpox that were not locked. it's the second time in a month that there have been concerns about the handling of a deadly virus at federal labs. the cdc said last month more than 80 workers were potentially exposed to anthrax. >>> a former pharmacy chief at a new york city hospital is accused of stealing millions of dollars in painkillers. prosecutors say 47-year-old anthony dell san dro took 200,000 oxycodone pills that ended up on the black market. they have a street value of $5.6 million. he is being charged under a state drug kingpin law normally used for big tim

officials say four people were killed, including a child, after high winds ripped apart four homes in smithfield, new york. the national weather service is trying to determine if it was indeed a tornado. >>> in maryland, a child was killed when a tree fell at a summer camp there. the powerful storms damaged homes, toppled trees and left hundreds of thousands without power. >>> it is a disturbing admission from federal health officials. they have revealed that workers cleaning out a storage room at the national institutes of heath in maryland stumbled across several virals of smallpox that weren't properly stored or locked up. as you know, smallpox is one of the deadliest viruses on earth. it is the second time in a month that there have been concerns about the handling of deadly viruses at federal labs. the cdc said last month that more than 80 workers were potentially exposed to anthrax. >>> a former pharmacy chief at a new york city hospital is accused of stealing millions of dollars in painkillers. prosecutors say 47-year-old anthony de alessandro took nearly 200,000 oxycodone and other pills

. >> reporter: in smithfield officials say four people are dead after severe thunderstorms rolled through the region and four homes have been destroyed. a stormy night at a summer camp in maryland turned deadly. officials say a falling tree killed one camper and injured six others as they ran for cover. >> obviously, it's traumatic for the campers because a lot of them were there when it happened. but we have gotten them all together all accounted for taken them to the lower part of our campus which didn't sustain any damage. >> reporter: in medina county, ohio, the national weather service confirmed two tornadoes with winds of 94 miles an hour touched down. the twisters uprooted trees and caused only minor damage to homes but gave residents quite a scare. >> i realized it was a tornado. let's get in the basement! >> reporter: back in upstate new york, investigators will be out today to determine if tornadoes are to blame for the damage there. marlie hall, cbs news. >> wow. >>> it's amazing when you see that especially with our weather here. >> we don't deal with the severe weather here v

central new york state officials have confirmed that the self-will people and the community of smithfield which has been the worst affected the storm destroyed several homes ripping one from its foundations and tossing it on to another house. of all the security forces have found the bodies of more than fifty men near the city of hillah with local t.v. suggesting there were al qaida fighters they all had their hands tied. to the task or head to get hers are looking into whether the killings are related to the current uprising of militants from the slum mixtape group formerly known as isis. well it was a result that will definitely go down in the world cup history competition host brazil were on the receiving end of a seven one thrashing by germany leaving the watch and fans devastated a number even vented their frustration in the streets with scattered incidents of brawling damage to property and clashes with police fans threw stones and debris and police responded with battle and charges as of last however in the lights or so i have the resolve this could give a whole host of in from the

through central new york state officials have confirmed the deaths of four people in the community of smithfield which as being the worst affected the storm destroyed several homes ripping one from its foundations and tossing it onto another house. the russian's foreign minister house call the capture of a russian citizen in the mall deaves a kidnapping of the most emotional this is a clear case of the kidnapping of a russian citizen in a third country the united states should warn us of any suspicions they have about russian citizens but that hasn't happened. off a russian m.p. son was grabbed by u.s. agents on suspicion of stealing credit card information artie's gynae church account takes us through the events. monsoon family vacation in the scheme to an abrupt end when the u.s. secret service captured him before whisking him off to a u.s. base in guam the u.s. however had little to say about the circumstances of his arrest there were accusations made at the department of justice case certainly there was no kidnapping involved i'm not sure maybe kidnapping is a bit too strong but if it is a c

four people were kill last night in smithfield, east of syracuse.d at a summer camp in maryland. this morning more than 200,000 homes and businesses in the northeast are still without power. >>> president obama travels to texas today where he'll meet with governor rick perry and local leaders. they'll discuss the recent spike of illegal immigrants crossing the border. manuel bojorquez went to south texas to follow the trail. he is in waco. manuel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. texas highways are being used as a pipeline for human trafficking, the quickest way to big cities in texas and other states but the journey begins far south, and for many that means crossing rugged ranchland. >> temperatures, you know, get up to 100 degrees. >> reporter: this man manages a 13 thousa 13,000-acre ranch. it's become a pathway for illegal immigrants. he showed us one spot where they rest. water bottles and clothes are scattered between the trees. so how many people would stop at a place like this? >> 15 to 20. >> 15 to 20 people. >> yeah. >> at least on

confirmed: four people were killed in weather-related structure collapses in madison county, ny, smithfield fire dept >> pam: new video reportedly shows heavily- armed gaza militants. who managed to infiltrate israel by sea tuesday. >> pam: this video captures the commando- style raid. israel says, the militants stormed a beach near a military base-- but were killed by israeli soldiers. >> pam: israel's "iron dome" defense system. has also been intercepting rockets shot into the country. israel has launched attacks on more than 100- locations on the gaza strip today. palestinian medical officials say, at least 25 palestinians, including three children, have been killed. >> pam: the rise in tention and military action follows the murder of a palestinian teenager last week. police have said there's a "strong indication" the killing was in response to the deaths of three israelis in the west bank. >> pam: texas governor to meet with obama on border crisis washington - a spokeswoman for texas republican gov. rick perry confirms that perry will be among the officials meeting with president barac

abc's gio benitez is in smithfield, new york, with the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. take a look behind me. these damaging winds just leveling so many of these homes here. the national weather service we're told on the way right now to investigate to find out exactly what happened in this area. but in the meantime, just feet away. homeowners are searching through that rubble picking up the pieces. >> it was insane. looked out the window and saw blankets of rain. >> reporter: overnight severe storms turning fatal. four dead including a mother and daughter after several homes collapsed in smithfield, new york. another person was injured and taken to the hospital. devastating destruction throughout the region. one home reportedly ripped from its foundation. >> still a little shaky from it. it was numbing. very numbing. >> reporter: cruce and search dogs searching through the rubble this morning scouring the debris for more victims or anyone that might be trapped. >> it's just absolutely crazy. i haven't seen any

. >> severe thunderstorms and strong winds rolled through the town of smithfield leveling several homese house was ripped from its foundation and thrown into a neighboring home. smith field is a rural area between syracuse and utica. search and rescue dogs are in the town making sure no one is trapped underneath the rubble. >> that same storm system moved up the east coast into maryland. the same store struck in maryland as well in carroll county a child was killed and six others hurt while at a camp. >>> emergency crews called in to rescue a wayward surfer near san francisco's cliff house. witnesses on ocean beach say the surfer got caught up in big waves and lost his board yesterday. he ended up stranded on the rocks until rescue crews arrived and pulled him up. the man is visiting from belgium. >>> the owner of a dog written with the words "free" written across it could face abandonment marks. a woman found the dog with permanent marker saying free on the dog and i need a home written on its body. betancourt couldn't leave the dog behind, so she took it home. >> it was heart broken.

the worst was in upstate new york, where a rarely seen tornado tore throughout the town of smithfieldnds of at least 100 miles an hour destroyed four homes, including one that was blown off its foundation and carried 150 yards. governor andrew cuomo visited today. >> we don't get tornados in new york. i've seen tornado damage in other parts of the country. i haven't seen it in new york. we haven't seen a house just gone literally like a bomb exploded within the house. neighboring homes with 2x4's shot into the side of the home. >> ifill: the storm system struck from virginia to vermont. 200,000 customers were still without power today. >> woodruff: the mayor of new orleans during the hurricane katrina period, ray nagin, is going to federal prison for ten years for corrupt dealings. nagin was sentenced today for bribery, money laundering and wire fraud, among other crimes. he accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes, much of it involving rebuilding projects after the hurricane. >> ifill: in iraq, security forces found the bodies of 53 men blindfolded and handcuffed. the corp

meteorologists say a tornado hit smithfield madison county.le including a four month old baby were killed when a house collapsed. the national weather service is in the area today assessing the damage. >> we are following breaking news. skyfox flying over a two alarm fire in delaware county. this is on the 200 block of wyndham lane in wayne. it started just about 4:30 or so and you can still see those flames shooting through the roof. and now here's look live at the scene right now. one person was transpor transpoo crozer chester burn center. no word on how this all started. firefighter had the big big ordeal on their hands. they had winds gusting out of the southwest at 25 miles an hour. we are going to stay on top of this and bring you details as they come in. >> crucial funding for the philadelphia school district could go up in smoke. the pennsylvania state senate passed a budget sent by the house but they amended the cigarette tax portion of the legislation. the amendment would end the tax planned to fund the city's cash strapped schools

people in the town of smithfield have been battered by a tornado. four people died in that town - as the twister destroyed four homes and damaged others last night. >> catherine: heavy wind and rain hit much of the northeast. a little boy died at a church camp in maryland when he got trapped under a tree. >> catherine: homes have been leveled.huge trees and power lines - toppled. >> catherine: at the peak of the stormy weather - hundreds of thousands of people were without electricity. >> catherine: and the midwest got its share of bad weather. a line of severe thunderstorms through northern ohio spawned two tornadoes. >> catherine: this was in medina county - a spot that's already been hit four times with tornadoes this season. and in oklahoma city -- lightning from an early morning thunderstorm destroyed a large mansion. the family said they heard alarms but didn't spot any flames until nearly an hour later. they all got out safely. >> jacqueline: a live look outside from our roof camera. the fault is a lingering fog. a little bit more broken alon

four people died in smithfield.nadoes touched down in ohio and pennsylvania, as well. >> for more on this morning's market, let's bring in nicole mitchell. good morning. >> good morning. it's interesting from yesterday, the severe weather we had two days ago, usually reports go down the day after, because as things, there are do thatly cases and they check everything out. you were talking about the tornado count. that actually went up, because all these dots, that was a straight line wind damage from tuesday night as reports were coming in. a couple of those when they looked at the damage on the ground, straight line winds leave a straight line of damage when tornadoes leave a twisting damage. they found a couple reports were actually tornadoes that went through, that particular tornado went about two and a half miles with winds over 110 miles per hour. the front is the firing lines for the wet weather today including the risk for severe in the northern plains. this is the moisture for today, parts of the northwest,

it gets to the automation rationale which is the case where smithfield, maryland said we do not have enough cases to judge. i think this goes to age bias as much as anything else. they said, human operators used to connect our calls, and the fact the phone companies have automated that process doesn't change the fact we have exposed that information to the phone company. we pivot that and use that to our advantage in the paper and say, well, if it's good for the goose, it's good for the gander. the fact the government is auto ma mating this reading doesn't make it less of an advantage. >> that's right, and i think another way of sort of restating this or maybe adding a bit to it that kelly and andy could answer the question is that we agree with you, neil and michael and woody, that the real genius of our paper is not the use of the word robots in the title but is the use of the word agent. because we talk about the national security agency and that national security agency has agents, and some of them are human beings and some of them are software agents. maybe some of them are scar