while the bay area had two earthquakes, south texas had some taking. a quake hit yesterday morn and a downtown building in san antonio was evacuated. >> the earth moved. and it was noticeable. >> it happened pretty fast, but we felt it. >> now, yesterday's 4-point magnitude quake was the strongest to hit texas in 45 years. >>> we want to show you incredible video from australia. a mother was shopping when a car came barreling through. take a look. that's the stroller. the car actually hit the stroller with the baby inside, but miraculously nobody was hurt. police are now trying to determine what led up to that crash. boy, that's incredible. 452 is the time. let's check with sal. >> happy friday. let's go outside and check what we have with the morning commute. westbound 80 as you come out toward the macarthur maze, no major problems here. we've had a couple of major wrecks on the bay bridge yesterday and the traffic was backed up all the way onto here. if you're going on eastbound 80 on the right, you will see traffic is moving well. this morning, we d

in my house, first of all i came from a house in san antonio, south texas of big opinions. my father was a kind of district attorney without portfolio. other jewish fathers play golf. >> this is a jewish district attorney. >> originally from mexico. his whole passion in life is corruption. the family own add discount store. that wasn't where his heart would you say. he was running this family business and his heart was exposing theing bad guy. for a reporter it became the most fantastic training ground. at dinner my father would talk non stop, the mayor is a crook, the senator is a crook, i am going to get that guy. he would have campaigns, whistle blowers, he had stocking bag stuffers. there was an extrodinary house, lucky house, very grateful for all of that who is hilariously funny. he is holder sister, anita brenner was older, worked in the "new york times" in the 1930s. there are many pictures of anita in those family scrapbooks. unfortunately my father hated his older sister, rather than getting to have wonderful times of gertrudestein in mexico, all i heard was she i

. >> shepard: officials in south texas are now asking ranchers there to help secure our border with mexico. with cameras, the department of public safety is looking to beef up the network of those electronic eyes watching over the border 24/7. worth noting here the ranchers would have to buy their own security cameras and hook them up to the state system. with more than 40,000 people dead in mexico's bloody drug war, according to mexican officials, they say 300 bucks for a camera is a mighty small price to pay. get to kris gutierrez live in austin tonight. how are these cameras different from what seems to be all over the border? >> you know, those older cameras, shep, provide live video stream that must be constantly monitored by people. new cameras only snap pictures when something triggers the censor and within seconds the images sent to this command center to confirm whether or not it's illegal activity. >> nearly north of mexico command center in austin. >> we had hits just two days ago, four days ago. >> a steady stream of images show how well these new border cameras are working. >>

one in south texas. the texas tremor was the strongest, magnitude 4.6.o injuries or damage were reported in any of them. >>> oregon police are holding a man who may have been planning a sniper attack. 27-year-old rafael maroso was arrested for driving under the influence of marijuana. in his car were a loaded gun, a novel about a sniper attack at a football game. police say searches of his home found more guns, ammunition, and bomb-making instructions. federal agents are investigating. >>> a follow-up now on the release of those wild animals in ohio. sheriffs have accounted for lions and tigers and other animals found close to a neighbor's home and near interstate 70. a black bear was shot at a local road. the sheriff says the animal preserve's owner, terry thompson, killed himself and his body was then mauled. >> mr. thompson did have a bite wound to his head area that the doctor said would be consistent with the bite from a larger type cat or tiger or bengal tiger. >> ohio's governor says he will reinstate an expired executive order outlawing sales and

scattered showers and thunderstorms for florida, parts of south and west texas and into new mexico. there is some hope for a few spots there but not a drought breaker by any stretch. showers along with a cold front come across in to the northwest eastern plain states through the etched of the week and into the weekend. the forecast for next week, from the 9th of october through the 15th. still above normal fort eastern two thirds. florida should be near normal. be lue for the northwest eastern portions, from central california northward up to along the west coast. as far as precipitation, below normal from the southeast right across the drought areas of southern kansas, oklahoma, texas into the desert southwest, above normal for the norther central great lakes back into the northwest eastern parts of the country. as far as the 30 day outlook, we are looking at above normal for texas, all the way through the tennessee valley, ohio valley in to the great lakes, same thing across the northern plains in to the desert southwest. ly go below normal along the eastern seaboard over the next

some in south texas also got a jolt. it was struck by a rare record-breaking 4.8 quake. no injuries or major damages were reported in either quake. >>> and get your boots out, folks. looks like the northern part of the country is in for a cold, wet winter. government forecasters released their latest outlook, calling for more than usual snowfall from the northwest to the great lakes and ohio. they're warning that warmer and drier conditions will make the drought in the south even worse. >> those pictures are just stunning. i live down there, obviously. a lot of need for rain. >>> looking out for this morning's weather from around the nation. rain out west from portland and seattle and spokane. lingering showers around pittsburgh, buffalo and syracuse. cooler but not as windy along the east coast. sunny and dry across the south, from the carolinas all the way to california. >> 78 in sacramento. 92 in phoenix. near 60 in seattle. 67 in salt lake city. and 73 in albuquerque. mostly 50s from fargo to indianapolis. kansas city gets up to 66. dallas 78. new orleans, 75. 62 in

anything but clear out in texas where the wind were gusting at more than 70 miles per hour in the south texas it has whipped up a monstrous dust storm. restricted visibility in lubbock to about five miles and another # thousand foot high rolling dust cloud also moved through the city last night. look at some of that. the dust, it almost even looks like a tornado because it is so close up. i know it's not but it looks like this huge -- >> a drought. >> been owe hot and dry out there. they could use the cold front. >> they can definitely use the rain. >> anything. >> around here, not so much rain but as we get into tomorrow, some changes. one more dry day. enjoy it because temperatures will be in the low 70s. then the cooler weather will start to move in as we get into the daytime hours tomorrow and particularly cool behind a cold front late wednesday night and thursday. our highs will only be in the up he were 50s to about 60. we've got some school spots. 48 in baltimore. frederick, 43 for you. 47 in martinsburg. 50 out in winchester. so plenty of cool air on the map this morning. 55 in leonar

the temperatures are warmer through south texas and along the rio grande valley. the country is starting to cool down, very normal pattern developing for the late portion of october. the gusty wind, the cooler temperatures the wind out of the west, southwest. still showers across portions of the midwest. chilly temperatures, not the most comfortable but the good news is it moves out late tomorrow. with that, the stacking in the atmosphere indicates that will slow down as far as the wind speed. it will be breezy later tonight and tomorrow, but not as gusty as today. the 60's tomorrow, the high pressure and the driver seat tomorrow saturday, sunday, and monday. beautiful weekend. late tonight, partly cloudy, 52 average, 45 the average wake up. 56 at midday. the next seven days, about 62 saturday, bright sunshine. sunshine for the day sunday, 64 degrees. milder temperatures monday and tuesday, upper 60's, close to 70 wednesday. the next chance of rain, possibly thursday, with another cold front. >> thank you very much. >>> "grey's anatomy" is on tonight in prime time

we need twice as many helicopters to assist the border patrol in south texas. >> thank you very much. the underlying comment is we have to have more resources available to the border than less resources. >> we need more resources starting at the county level and going through the border patrol. >> we thank the ranking member. are just want to say i think the south bound flow of cash and weapons is the big issue which is why we double the size of these teams that conceive weapons and cash and strangle the lifeblood of the cartel's. we authorize additional you ave support in the border area grants you talked about which was authorized in my amendment joined by congressman cuellar. and the afghanistan/pakistan border we are moving technologies to the south and that is smart as we wind down operations. this surveillance we can move and deployed to the southwest border and save the taxpayers' money as well. i would like to recognize the gentleman from florida. >> appreciate it very much. question for the generals. why are the iranians in your opinion opening embassies as the gentleman from

live in south texas. live from ground zero. live in aruba.on of character and i'm insulted that you would say it? >> no it's not. your client lived. >> you made the chill? >> i did. >> it's clicious. >> thank you very much. >> who shot the moose though. >> i think my dad did. maybe my mom did. >> how was moose chely? >> it was actually quite good. i hate the thought of eating moose but i do eat beef so i am a little bit of a hypocrite. >> you are a great lawyer. you have got to let your lawyer talk once in a while. >> that's the problem. >> greta: you got him as a prop. the sports commissioner has granted brittany spears only three monitored visits a week with two small sons. let's bring in jim hamner washington. defense attorney bernie grim and ted williams. how is he doing? little grumpy? never wild about a lot of us. >> no. he was kind of a -- barney didn't work hard to make friends. >> greta: concerts fun or work? >> well, ask yourself, at 9:00, every night of the week, do you feel -- >> what they did to me down there, greta, i was in a c

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media in south texas. and you know, i don't know how much is exaggerated by what people tell us.e it is a serious problem with an open border, known civil war going on down there. latest terrorism thing iran thing we heard about last week. there is something there. i don't know the magnitude but to show the disrespect of two people who had gone down there and studied with others is just extraordinary. >> we had one guy who testified with us dr. mike vickers who was a veterinarian county of 7,000 citizens. over the years he has autopsied or discovered over 600 dead people in his county. this is not just incidental. these are homicides. these are people left in the desert to die. many of them women sexually abused. this is not just incidental conflict. this is a very very serious affair. and most of it is occurring in the unpopulated counties along the texas border in those empty areas where the narcoterrorists are still able to invade our country. >> greta: two c nel who were, i think, unbelievably rude. one is from laredo and one is from el paso. why did they do that do you think

worth area, a hispanic district, why not in south texas, why not the houston area?ct is they went after a democrat, eliminated that democratic seat. then they went ahead and created another hispanic seat. that's the only we they gave us a hispanic seat going after another democrat. >> congressman cuellar. appreciate your time tonight. thanks so much. this story will continue. >>> joe the plumber is running for office and he's here on "the ed show" set talking about jobs. i like that. the guy's going to run for congress. i like that. he's getting in fight, too. stay with us. we're america's natural gas and here's what we did today: supported nearly 3 million steady jobs across our country... ... scientists, technicians, engineers, machinists... ... adding nearly 400 billion dollars to our economy... we're at work providing power to almost a quarter of our homes and businesses... ... and giving us cleaner rides to work and school... and tomorrow, we could do even more. cleaner, domestic, abundant and creating jobs now. we're america's natural gas. the smarter power, t

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a brand-new tool to fight america' so-called third war south of the border. the texastment of public safety is teaming up with ranchers asking them to buy and install private security cameras to help protect the border from mexican drug smugglers. the cameras will be closely monitored at texas' command center. >> reporter: the border cameras in general are not new. but here is what's different about these cameras. there is not a live video stream. instead, the caras only go to when something triggered the sensor and within seconds that image is sent here to confirm whether it's illegal activity. 250 miles north of mexico at a command center in austin. >> we had hits two days ago, four days ago. >> reporter: a steady stream of images show how well the border cameras are working. >> we move them consistently. >> reporter: once an image is verified an email alert is sent to the border patrol. >> we are providing the images so they can make the best choice to respond to criminal activity. >> reporter: with 20 cameras hidden in several counties in south texas officials arre

we could see widespread flooding through central and south texas. ate, an something time, especially the next ten hours or so. around the rest of the nation on the back half of the system, we talk good rain in texas. snow into the rockies. some places, maybe a foot of snow at the peaks. same deal toward the west coast, east coast, kind of a hodgepodge. plenty of sun in new england. and condition fairly warm. when you get to the extreme southeast and carolinas, georgia, and into parts of florida, rain is going to be the issue. quickly, temperatures, what you can expect east and making your way to the west. 84 new york, boston, atlanta, 71. 69 in san francisco. 65 in portland. all right. you're up to speed. back to you. >> reynolds, thank you, kind sir. we'll see reynolds shortly. >>> coming up in a moment, the dean of the civil rights movement. he's actually celebrating his 90 years now, big birthday bash for him this weekend. he stopped pie here in the studio to talk history, politics, and who he think is the best candidate on the republican side. my

texas governor rick perry is talking taxes in south carolina right now.ocus, his proposal for a flat tax option. perry has supported it in the past, but today's the first time we're hearing specifics. with some of his republican rivals already proposing similar ideas, many are wondering if perry's flat tax plan may end up falling frat. carl cameron live in columbia, south carolina. he has the latest for us. carl? >> reporter: hi, jon. it's certainly going to dominate the debate because taxes, obviously, a huge issue as part of the republican primary debate over downsizing u.s. government and trying to get the budget and the economy back on track. governor rick perry in greenville, just up the road a couple hours from the here in the capital city of columbia, south carolina, today unveiled his plan. it is an optional 20% flat income tax that people could choose to replace the existing irs tax code for families making under $500,000, there would be deductions for charitable giving and mortgage interest and a host of oh things. the big benefit? mr. perry say

into the southern plains and will probably snow in new mexico tomorrow and maybe even as far south as the texas panhandle by tomorrow night. some of the moisture will come in here on saturday. this could be our cold rain on saturday with some mountain snows for us too. the radar will show these are the showers that went through between about noon and 4 p.m. this afternoon. now we have a second batch of showers. this is what the cold front itself, which is still out in the ohio valley, that's going to generate another round of showers late tonight, early tomorrow morning. so look for a wet morning commute. >>> temperatures are still pretty mild. 57 in rockville. 56 in bethesda. 60 in arlington. 62 downtown. and 55 in college park. really that's not too bad. here is the deal. more showers are on the way. breezy and mild overnight. more showers thursday. i think the good news, they should be out of here by tomorrow evening's commute. much cooler on friday. and more like winter on saturday. we are looking at a coastal storm. still some discrepancy as to how close to the coast it will get but either

activity. >> reporter: during a ten-month test phase with 20 cameras hidden in several counties in south texasthan 130 illegal immigrants. >> the truth of the matter is that is just the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: some of these pictures were snapped on michael vickers ranch 70 miles north of the border. he carries a gun when he's out on his property and has even taken his own pictures, proof of what he calls a bloody war. >> there is a lot of desperate people coming in here from all over the world, and quite frankly a lot of them are getting through here undetected, so these cameras are a must. >> reporter: they really are in. in fact the cameras led to another 23 arrests over the weekend. they cost roughly $300 each and the state plans to have 400 more up along the border within the next four months. bill: thanks. austin, texas there. martha: the white house promised transparency, but now some new reports show that workers are being told to lie about some public documents. we are going to get into the details of this. tell you what is going on, why this might be happening. we'll be right

warm conditions across parts of the south from texas to central plains states. we're talking 10 to 20 degrees above where you should be for this time of the year. look at that. 83 in kansas city. 72 in chicago today. we're seeing cooler in the northeast. 06 degrees in new york city. we're keeping our eye onz the tropics. if you have travel plans to cancun or have friends or family going there, pay attention here to rina. category 2 storm now. it is developing into a major hurricane with potential land fall late on thursday. all right. do you drive your car? do you beat it into the ground? how many miles do you have on that odometer? quit a few? can you compare to this? take a look at this. how about a million miles on a 1990 honda accord? yeah, a million miles. this man has been working on this for years and years and years. this is in maine. look at this. look at the people in the street in their costumes. they had a big parade and celebration for him. of course, honda has taken high note in all of this, carol. they've been recording this and they're giving him

we're dry in the deep south from mississippi to texas. showers possible around kansas city, st.ouis. nothing too big. there's a few showers in new england this morning, but this afternoon should be dry. by the time we get to tomorrow, all that heavy rain down in florida is going to start heading northward. eventually, it will make its way up into d.c., baltimore, eventually up into the big cities like new york and boston. if you're watching us on wavy, norfolk, virginia, see wildlife including tigers, primates and birds at the trail of the tiger, virginia zoo. >> did you see that guy? >> pretty cat. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. makes make it two in a row for the big screen's rock em sock em robots. it earned $16.3 million. the remake of the 1980s dance classic "footloose" came up just short with $16.1 million. in third, another remake. "the thing" which reportedly cost just under $40 million grabbed a week $8.7 million. >>> and in what could be the flop of the year, starring steve martin, owen wilson and jack black landed in ninth place wit

south carolina. you can see an empty podium right now. we'll see the texas governor hoping to unseat president obama. rick perry is going to be talking about this big announcement he made today, talking about the flat tax. this is what he calls part of his cut, balance, and grow plan. what is significant about this particular event. we'll take it live. not only will he be talking about this flat tax proposal but he will answer questions from members of the media and the crowd. >>> moving on, though, still no word on a possible motive in yesterday's school shooting in na yet, north carolina. this is a story that broke this time yesterday. 18-year-old tavon and a 15-year-old not being identified were taken into custody last night in connection with the shooting of a teenage girl. they were spotted on security camera video holding a rifle. it was a.22 caliber daisy rifle found at the scene. the boys were arrested last night at their homes. the girl who was wounded is reportedly in stable condition today. >>> the final phase of a horrific case, the murders of je

south. across portions of texas and also louisianlouisiana. if you live in seattle.morning and heavy downpours receipt now coming down across eastern texas, pushing into louisiana ap portions of arkansas and some of the storms are actually producing a risk this morning and there's a watch in effect until 7 p.m. local times. a look at showers across the upper midwest, very light in nature and some are headed into minneapolis and across the hours. to the portions of the northeast, pennsylvania and eastern iowa and down into parts of the southeast, looking at frost advisories in effect until about 9 a.m. local time generally speaking across the regions, take out the scrapers and take the frost off your car. >> dave: did you say scrapers, already? oh, no. thank you, maria. >> clayton: remember seeing this on the days after 9/11. millions of cars sporting stars and stripes? where did they all go? >> they're bringing them back. >> if you're a woman and you like to play sports, you have her to thank. >> have the courage to follow your dreams. that's your gift to the world.

texas more exposed to it? >> well, i think so. obviously, there's a large evangelical community in the south and here in texas. it depends on what church you attend. and i think one of the reasons this makes people uncomfortable, the republican party did a very good job of making sure they had this conversation a lot of times when microphones weren't around. and they had their audience before them when they were going to have this conversation. then when you take it out to a wider audience, it starts making people pretty uncomfortable because some of us aren't exposed to it on a routine basis. the evangelical community obviously is, but not all of us belong to that community in texas. >> rick perry, is he the same guy you ran against or is he lost anything on his fastball, to use a baseball term? >> well, i think to a large degree, he's the same guy. but keep in mind, he to a large extent controlled the playing field here in texas. he got to make a lot of the rules. not only in 2006 but when he just got through running in 2010 deciding whether or not he would debate, how many debates there would be, whether he

san antonio in south texas, these communities understand a strong economy depends on strong trade. they're fortunate to have a freshman lawmaker who in arriving in congress quickly realized, if fact, before he came to congress, touted the need to get out, have a level playing field, to compete and win for american companies and ranchers and agricultural interests throughout this country, i'm glad and proud to yield to my texas colleague from san antonio, mr. canseco. mr. canseco: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i'd like to first of all thank mr. chairman, kevin brady, for his leadership on trade and for our organizing this very important special order. mr. speaker, right now the number one concern of the american people is job creation. over the past 2 1/2 years the obama administration's solution for job creation has been nothing more than more spending, more borrowing, more taxing. and it simply has not worked. instead of job creation, all that the american people have gotten is more debt. since the day he was sworn into office, president obama has been sitting on a no-cost

valley. 50's in the mid atlantic. 60's through much of dixie land back through dallas and 70's in south texasn, on this monday, temperatures are going to warm up toward 90 across much of texas. el paso, probably a little past that. out in phoenix, arizona, 99 should be the daytime high and meanwhile, mid 80's in the mid atlantic. 80's throughout much of the great of florida and 50's and 60's across the northern third of the u.s. of a. brian? >> thanks, steve. updating our top story that we opened the show with. the tragic death of indy driver dan wheldon. april kellogg of our affiliate is live where wheldon lived. what's the mood there? i can only imagine. >> a sad day for racing but definitely a sad day here in the city of st. petersburg as well. dan wheldon was very well known in this community and very well known for racing these very streets in downtown st. petersburg behind me. killed over the weekend in the 15-car pile-up in that vegas race. dan wheldon was a star on the indy track but a prominent member of this st. petersburg community. people here this morning are taking the news rath

severe weather is likely from texas to south dakota. the ohio river valley will get warm temperatures in the 70s and the 90s. >>> in sports, the national league divisional series are all tied up. arizona's ryan roberts hit a grand slam home run. then teammate chris young goes back-to-back with a homer of his own. he later blasted a second. d'backs beat the brewers 10-6. the series is tied 2-2 with the decisive game five friday night in milwaukee. >>> and in st. louis, a squirrel ran in front of home plate in the fifth inning and scampered up into the stands to make its escape. phillies pitcher roy oswalt tried unsuccessfully to convince the umpire he was distracted on the pitch that was called a ball. in the sixth inning, the cardinals david freese blasted a two-run homer. and a diving catch to end the game. st. louis beats the phillies and that ties up the game with game five friday night in philly. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. the passing of an american visionary. we will go to apple's headquarters i

think it will be the chicago area and great lakes that get the jackpot snow and the deep south stays dry again, texas, everyone that needs rain. it's cold, brian. feels like we could start making snow. beautiful sky picture. we started out with sunshine. as the cold and blustery air is coming in aloft, we built up a deck of clouds. look at that sunset beneath that nice curtain of cloudiness. we will hang on to the clouds for most of the night. tomorrow we will call it a mix of clouds and sunny. we will get some sunshine through there. 62 is a little chilly for this time of year. saturday we warm it up by one degree. it's not raining. the kids deserve a wonderful homecoming. i hope you win tonight at urbana. we are talking about a dry weekend. probably a lot of homecomings this weekend. glad to easy that. no doubt bit, a chill in the air. >> there are the clouds. a couple of sprinkles up to the north. the big rainmaker of yesterday was an area of low pressure that has moved up through the great lakes. blister rei up there. it's windy here. check out the wind gusts at 6:00. gusting to 23 miles per hour

. >> the massive fire is raging just south of dallas, texas. the fire overwhelmed the sprinkler system and produced several explosions. about a thousand people had to be evacuated. no one was hurt. imagine being attacked by a bear inside your home. that is what happened to one couple in central pennsylvania. police say the family dog ran into the house and a bear followed close behind. a man was beaten and scratch. the men and women were treated for non-life threatening injuries. that is frightening. can you imagine that? >> 5:12. 47 degrees on tv hill. details on today's planned protests against wall street. >> the first lady and a >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. a couple of problems on northbound 95. this one approaching 175. reports of a vehicle fire. speeds around 53 miles per hour. we will keep you posted. a vehicle into a house in glen burnie. use extra caution. it is a residential neighborhood. 33rd street, we have an accident in the city. n