even that is mostly to the south of south texas. as far as the storm tracker goads, st. louis to minneapolis, a lot of rain and lightning. and a lot of rain in southern kansas. that's a problem because of flash flooding. that could be a concern. 15 million people at risk of widespread wind damage, and not to mention it's going to be 90 degrees from new england to florida, and it is super humid. >> sticky. >> yeah, one of the hottest days of summer. it's september. >> it is. >>> and iceland's volcano, and a big announcement from carrie underwood and her hockey star husband. that's next. he loves me, he loves me not he loves me, he loves me not he loves me! warm and flaky in fifteen... everyone loves pillsbury grands. make dinner pop. ♪ [ female announcer ] when the pressure's on... only secret offers clinical strength invisible solid and clear gel with 100% odor protection. secret clinical strength. before using her new bank of america credit card, which rewards her for responsibly managing her card balance. before receiving $25 toward her balance each quarter for making

heavy rain in south texas and lingering showers in florida. >> but a beautiful day here in the northeast with temperatures in the 70s, mostly mid-80s in the midsection. phoenix, summer-like, 100 degrees. >>> coming up, the new recall for thousands. more vehicles with those faulty ignitions. >>> and apple rolls out a fix to its fix. but this week's glitches have cost the company billions. >>> plus car versus house. who do you think won? >>> on wall street, stocks opened lower this morning after the worst day since july. the dow dropping 264 points thursday. analysts say it's the tensions in the middle east and the jitters about the federal reserve's next move and also apple's iphone software glitch. >>> 300,000 cars and suvs from chrysler, the dodge charger, magnum and jeep grand cherokee. the ignition switches can move out of position and cause the engine and air bags to shut off while driving. >>> prices at the pump typically drop in the fall, and this year the decline is greater thanks to global drops in oil prices. >>> and apple has a fix to the fix. that's a problem when you have to

fallout of what we have been seeing for a while in the border surge of central americans comic across south texas. what we have seen really bears out the observation that every state is now a border state and every town is a border town. one of the border towns we wanted to hear from was lynn, massachusetts which is 1500 miles from the border with mexico outside of boston and has been dealing not with the past few months but couple of years with the consequences of this growing surge of central american illegal immigrants. many of them unaccompanied minors. tell us something about what is happening, we have the mayor of land, massachusetts. judith flanagan kennedy is the 56th mayor of lynn which is an long, you know, pedigree. she has been mayor for almost five years now. even before that, her work gave her an insight into some of the local efax. she was on the school committee and practice real estate law. and hasn't really had an up close, intimate familiarity with what local communities are having to deal with. because of this failure of the federal government to do its job. mayor kennedy, jfk

heavy rain in south texas and lingering showers in florida. >> but a beautiful day here in the northeast with temperatures in the 70s, mostly mid-80s in the midsection. phoenix, summer-like, 100 degrees. >>> coming up, the new recall for thousands. more vehicles with those faulty ignitions. >>> and apple rolls out a fix to its fix. but this week's glitches have cost the company billions. >>> plus car versus house. who do you think won? th for wounded warriorsgram and their families to build new lives together. when my dad left, i was, like, this big, but now i'm, like, this big. my dad got a master's degree in human resources. thanks to warriors to work that my dad has a terrific job. when the warrior project helps them by, you know, giving them another start. now that my dad's home, i get a lot more hugs. i'm really proud of him. find out more about wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. >>> on wall street, stocks opened lower this morning after the worst day since july. the dow dropping 264 points thursday. analysts say it's the tensions in the middle east and

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my grandfather was a pioneer rancher in south texas near san antonio. a few years back, it would have pleased him a lot. the most beautiful part of his ranch in the texas hill country became part of the texas park system. it is a wonderful area of rolling hills and all kinds of wildlife. it is a gorgeous, romantic place. as a kid, i went there but i never thought about its history. why didn't i? i was a history buff i thought. i got an a+ in texas history. i was the wise speech-year-old who at family gatherings reported what went on in world war ii last week. i lived with my grand parents. my mother and i lived with my grand parents the first 14 years of my life. and yet, when i got that telephone call asking me to do some history about every inch, i knew far more about the alamo, cm houston and the texas revolution. far more than i knew about my own grandparents and the revolution they have escaped from in russia. the telephone call was from the chairman of texas parks and wildlife. she told me, she said i understand you are a writer. we need someone to

they broke ground on it in south texas yesterday.s is near the city of brownsville, south texas, rio grande valley. the spacex facility will span 57 acres with a price tag of about $85 million. now take a look at these renderings. it gives you a feel for how massive the campus will be when it's all put together. we're told this particular location was especially attractive for the company because it is so far south, more so than cape canaveral in florida, closer to the equator, so rockets launched from here they can pick up speed to reach their destinations more quickly, to remain in orbit. now the plan is to blast 12 rockets a year into space from this spot, all commercial flights in the beginning at lea least, sending things up like satellites, not people, with plans to let nasa use it for future missions down the road. what's more? spacex is hiring. bringing an estimated 300 new jobs to the region. >> what we're really looking for are a young kids out of college or really driven, if they like hard work, and they have the technical

heavier downpours to south texas. reena, tahman, back to you. >> a mother from colorado sharing a lesson for any one who texts while driving. 35-year-old, christina yanz was running late, sent a text message to a friend. glanced down for a second. her truck slammed into a guardrail. a metal pole almost 4 inches in diameter. plunged through the headlight impaling her through the hip and top of her buttocks. luckily missed her vital organs. expected to recover. yanz was traveling 20 miles an hour, and doing supposedly, safe voice text. be carriful out there. >> a hacking scandal rocking hollywood this morning and involves big stars, getting big publicity they never intended. kirk hopkins has the latest on this unintended public exposure. >> reporter: oscar winning actress, jennifer lawrence, supermodel, kate upton, and victoria justice, among the superstars whose private nude and sexually explicit photos were stolen and posted online. a user on popular photo sharing site, 4chan, posted numerous a list celebrities in und

that leaves the south texas human rights center, with staff of two full time volunteers, as the lastcon of hope for migrant families. a catholic none from ohio arrived three weeks ago to help. >> she is trying to find where he disappeared. they are zero training for this, what they do have is drive. and informed guess work. >> maybe we go out to this road, whatever it is. another migrant, told julio's father he has fainted from exhaustion, the companion left him under a tree. close to some hills and a water source. that was a month ago, in 100-degree heat, with no food or water, there's no chance of survival. and they are searching for a body. >> how far away from the road do you think it is. >> 1.8-miles is what it says. >> on that same road we were on. >> yes. >> we hit the road to retrace his last known steps. >> this was the intersection where they got out of the car. >> he had already walked more than 20-miles in the dessert, he must have been relieved to see a smugglers car waiting on this highway. >> they thought he was already safe, and ready to finish the last leg, and then

his return comes days after he was spotted on a south texas beach and arrested there. he's in jail where we join kevin lewis live tonight. what happens next? >> i can tell you matthew will remain behind bars here until he attends a court hearing most likely on thursday. today's extra diction was very elaborate and kept private and secret from the public. >> virginia's most wanted man in ng a bullet proof vest jail. behind these fences, guards formally booked jesse matthew for the alleged abduction of hanna graham but getting here wasn't easy. >> around 1:00 today a black s.u.v. with maththue from a texas lockup taking him to the airport. while business men and families boarded commercial jet liners f.b.i. agents escorted him on to a private charter jet which touched down around 6:00 this evening. >> she's partially relieved by today's extra diction. after all she saw jesse and hanna together at this bar the night hanna disappeared. >> looked like they knew each other. he would come up and talk to her and she responded. >> she just wishes she had been more observant say

a groundbreaking ceremony in south texas on the future of spacex launch control center. it will be the world's first commercial launch facility when completed. they hope to have the center operational before the end of 2016. and soon to be settling mars upper atmosphere, entering mars orbit become a major step in nasa's plans >> pretty nice the next couple days. cool to start off, 40's and 50's in the morning. afternoon will be pleasant. the next chance of rain is late wednesday into thursday. by the weekend, we are back in two the upper 70's, low 80's, lots of sunshine. a nice weekend for the first weekend of fall. jacqui jeras will have the forecast tomorrow morning. >> all right. good to see you. thank you for joining us. stay tuned for jimmy kimmel live next. >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! [ cheers and applause ] tonight -- courteney cox. from "selfie," john cho. and music from jason aldean. with cleto and the cletones.>ci and now, for the most part, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. thank you. i a

wet roadways in central florida, south texas and the northwest. and plan ton flooding in the northeast. >> and airport delays possible in new york city, philadelphia, washington, d.c., san francisco and miami. >>> and turn to a racially-charged police shooting getting a lot of attention this morning. a white south carolina state trooper opened fire on an unarmed black man. >> sean gruber was fired last week, and arrested yesterday, showing the moments after he pulled over a driver for a seat belt violenation. >> we're going to play it with the sound, it helps with the context. but warn you, this video is graphic and disturbing. >> your license please. get out of the car, get out of the car. get on the ground. get on the ground. >> i just got my license. you said get my license. i got my license. >> and that driver, saying, i was doing what you told me to do. he survived a bullet to the hip. the investigation found the shooting was not justified. if convicted, the trooper could face up to 20 years in prison. >>> the justice department plans to look

some heavy raun in south texas and lingering showers across parts of florida. >> today's temperatures will range from the mid-70s to 80s. cooler mid-60s in the northwest. and positively summer-like in the southwest where the mercury will climb to 100 degrees. >>> now to my favorite story of the broadcast. i don't even like baseball. derek jeter. the retired new york yankee star who was the star of his last game atankee stadium. >> jeter got things started early. first inning. long double off the outfield wall. it skoird the yankees first run. jeter came home and scored the second for the yankees to tie the game later in the same inning. >> but he saved the best for last coming up with a man on in the bottom of the ninth inning. hitting the game-winning walk-off single. he was mobbed by teammates an the field. afterwards jeter just said it was his last game playing shortstop. >> you know, i want to take something special from yankee stadium and the view from shortstop here is, tonight, is what i want to take from it. i hope that people can respect my decision for that. but i've only pl

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will create wet conditions to the upper midwest and great lakes and wet conditions stretch from south texas southeast and up into washington, d.c. >>> if you're flying, delays are possible in minneapolis, and atlanta. >>> well, breaking news this morning in the search for a missing 8-year-old girl in arizona. >> a body has been found near the home of the girl but it has not been identified. isabella grogan-cannella vanished from her bullhead city home before dawn tuesday and her parents say she was not in her bedroom when they went to check on her. no struggles of a break-in but they haven't ruled out a kidnapping. the unidentified body has been turned over to the medical examiner's office. >>> the judge was emotional at the sentencing of a man who killed a 19-year-old woman who banged on his door in the middle of the night. theodore wafer will spend at least the sex 17 years behind bars. he was convicted for the shooting of renisha mcbride when she showed up on his porch acting strangely after a car accident. at the hearing wafer apologized to her family. >> i can only hope and pray that -

that stock is down 4% and spaceex's founder says his company expects to spend a hundred million in south texas on the first commercial orbital space port. the dow down 107. the nasdaq is down 53. s&p, down 16. >>> it was a record weekend for apple. it sold more than 10 million iphone 6 and 6 plus models between last friday and today. that's a record for a new iphone model in its opening weekend. that's on top of the 4 million phones that were preordered. apple's ceo tim cook says demand for the phone has exceeded the company's expectations. >>> in in san francisco, some residents in doe row less rights are -- dolores heights are upset about work done near the home of mark zuckerberg. the work started 17 months ago. some residents are not able to park outside of their own homes. many have filed complaints. neighbors say nothing has been done. zuckerberg and his wife have filed for at least ten construction projects worth several million dollars. >>> uc berkeley is set to make a big announcement today involving a former san francisco giants' player. infielder, jeff kent, is donating $531,000, wh

new mexico, north texas, south texas tonight, flash flood watches posted, david. >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> the scandal wildening this evening in the nfl. a major new headline. a fourth football star benched. arrested after after games of domestic abuse. that's four players in two weeks. and we ask about someone else. where is the nfl commissioner? it's been nine days without comment. abc's ryan smith now. >> did you physically assault her? >> reporter: arizona cardinals player jonathan dwyer, surrounded outside court. ail accused of head butting his wife, when shell refused his sexual advances. allegedly breaking her nose, punching her. even throwing a shoe at their toddler. charges he denies. >> did you throw a shoe at the 18-month-old? >> ill never hurt my son. >> reporter: the cardinals moving quickly to bench dwyer. the fourth nfl player sidelined in just two weeks over accusations of domestic violence. >> if this bad scar of the nfl makes the rest of the world aware of what's going on, it's damn good. >> reporter: now, two-time super bowl champ eli manning, speaking out, sayi

direct impact to the united states but will bring heavier downpour pours especially wednesday into south texas. reena and tahman, back to you. >> all right, thank you, jim. >>> fire crews in northern california are having a tough time gaining control of a stubborn wildfire. it's forcing evacuations and threatening nearly 700 homes. the fire has burned 100 square miles, doubling in size the last few days. it was sparked by lightning about a month ago. and this morning it's only 15% contained. >> well, it's happened again, a flight diverted, another seat reclining sparked a skirmish. the delta flight from new york to west palm beach was forced to land in jacksonville last night. the unruly passenger who complained about the passenger who reclined was removed by police and the flight continued to south florida. >>> police in peru say they've made the biggest cocaine bust ever. they seized 7.6 tons in this huge haul. peru's interior minister says the cocaine would have had a street value of $1 billion if sold in the u.s. >>> family and friends of joan rivers are still hopeful as she remains uncons

except heavy rain in south texas and lingering showers in florida. otherwise, it's all good.n the northeast. temperatures in the 70s. mostly mid-80s across the midsection. check out phoenix. can't believe this. summer-like. 100 degrees. >> washington, d.c., going through some issues. nfl's week four got under way. it was blowout city in the nation's capital. the giants visiting the redskins. the new york giants have had their own issues. in the first half, eli manning who has been scrutinized, three touchdowns to his tight end larry o'donnell. second half, washington quarterback kirk cousins, i didn't realize he is color blind. he didn't realize the color of the jerseys he was supposed to be throwing to. he threw four interceptions. i was trying to help him out. he threw four and lost a fumble as you're seeing here. this game finally ended mercifully, 45-14, going into the giants. >> we have some good news to share. >> this is the best nfl story this year. >> a 4-year-old girl, a daughter of the bengals devon still. >> you saw her in the picture with her dad. diagnosed with s

it will dumb app lot of heavy rain into south texas as well as mexico.cattered storms around tonight. any time after about 8:00 o'clock threw 1am. 70 degrees for the low temperature in the city and then tomorrow it's going stay warm. temperatures top out in the upper 80s. but not quite as humid so a break from that humidity. as we spell everything out over the neck seven days, temperatures top out in the upper 80s for wednesday, thursday and then we're back to 90 by friday. scattered showers and storms during afternoon. saturday hot and humid, it could be a little unsettled as well. the temple game we'll watch for that. as we move into sunday. morning showers. but look at the drop in temperatures. it's going to go from, yeah, the dog days of summer to feeling more like fall by the second half of the weekend and early next week. >> football weather. >> iain is sad. >> i know. >> i know we're getting into september now. >> not a lot of rain on saturday because temple plays there and eagles play on sunday. you can't have them play and wet field and eagles p

. >> well, the current crisis we have been experiencing in south texas is the bestvidence yet that theion of a talk of amnesty along with lax enforcement in the interior of the country inspires people to come here illegally. numbers because of that. neil: what does that mean? is it a difficult procedure? >> well, right now people are able to turn themseles into the border patrol of the southwest border. it is not particuarly difficult. it has done easier to get a visa . so word gets back. neil: to your point, that is a legal process. right over the border. >> well, both are going out. about 30 to 40 percent of people who are living here illegally now came in our legal visa. and there is very little enforcement, very little chance that they would be targets for enforcement. the same is true of the people who came over the southwest border. they have seen tt if you come as an unaccompanied juvenile or a family youare allowed ostay here for atleast three years and potentially have access to a green card. they know that not only will they be welcomed and released into the country but even

brother called him -- when his younger brother called him to tell him that he was in harlingen, in south texas pay the smugglers. >> he didn't tell anybody that he was making that trip. so it was very surprising. we were not expecting that. i said to him, if you're going to make the next move right away, don't put yourself on any dangers. i'd rather you be caught than anything happen to you. and he told me to also to send him $300 because he ran out of money, which that's what they wanted to move him to houston. >> he got a name and a phone number and a method of payment. >> the only thing i had to do was send him the money and my hopes were that he will call me from houston and tell me, i'm here. >> eliseo's brother byron was 18 years old. he called him his little brother always. we were sure that he was there. we couldn't say who he was. >> even though we don't want to admit it, we were still hoping it wasn't him but it didn't make -- everything makes sense, you know, that he was one of them. with all of the violence and all this stuff going on, that's what makes us sometimes just leave the

brother called him -- when his younger brother called him to tell him that he was in harlingen, in south texashe needed money to pay the smugglers. >> he didn't tell anybody that he was making that trip. so it was very surprising. we were not expecting that. i said to him, if you're going to make the next move right away, don't put yourself on any dangers. i'd rather you be caught than anything happen to you. and he told me to also to send him $300 because he ran out of money, which that's what they wanted to move him to houston. >> he got a name and a phone number and a method of payment. >> the only thing i had to do was send him the money and my hopes were that he will call me from houston and tell me, i'm here. >> eliseo's brother byron was 18 years old. he called him his little brother always. we were sure that he was there. we couldn't say who he was. >> even though we don't want to admit it, we were still hoping it wasn't him but it didn't make sense, you know, that it was one of them. with all of the violence and all this stuff going on, that's what makes us sometimes just leave the co

that leaves the south texas human rights center with a staff of full-time volunteers as the last beaconf hope for migrant families. a retired union leader opened the center in november. pam, a catholic nun from ohio arrived three weeks ago to help. >> now i'm scanning using google earth, which i haven't used in a long time. >> reporter: she's trying to find where julio disappeared. they have zero training for this. what they do have is drive and informed guest work. maybe we go out to this road. another migrant told julio's father his son had fainted from exhaustion. his companion left him and cree close to hills and water source. that was a month ago. with 100-degree heat, no food and water there is no chance of survival. they are now searching for a body. >> how far from the road? >> 1.8 miles. >> from that same road we were on? >> yes. >> we hit the road to retrace julio's last known steps. julio had already walked more than 20 miles in the desert. he must have been relieved to see a smuggler's car waiting on this highway. >> we thought he was already safe and ready to finish the las

and the threat for heavy rain and wind could cause mud slides and south texas will get a bit of rainhis and the bulk of the rainfall in mexico. and we are hitting peak season in the tropics. september 11th is when we see the activity. we are watching the pacific and this is our latest main storm and continues to move away from land. and however, we are going to see the potential for heavy wind and waves all over the westfw coas back to you. >> janice dean, busy day back in the weather center. back to you. >> fox news alert. in the last hour. american journal stefven sotloff was beheaded in syria by isis terrorist in the same manner of james foley beheaded a week ago. with more for us now. elane burr man. everybody feared the worst for sotloff and the united states is making inroads against isis and has them angry and they want to turn our stomachs essentially by killing another american in the barbaric way imaginable? >> i think that is right. but it goes beyond that. what you are looking at is a continued message from isis to the united states. the administration has been very leer

that leaves the south texas human rights center as the last beacon of hope for the families. it was opened in november. a catholic nun from ohio arrived three weeks ago to help. >> now i am scanning, using google earth. >> she is trying to find where julio disappeared. she have zero training for this. they have drive and informed guess work. >> maybe we go out to this road, whatever it is. >> >> another migrant told julio's father, he had fainted with exhaustion. he left him under a tree close to hills and a water source a month ago. in 100-degree heat with no food or water, there's no chance of survival. they are searching for a body. >> however away from that road do you think it is? >> 1.8 miles is what it says. >> from that same road that we were on? >> yes. >> we hit the road to retrace his last known steps. >> this was the intersection where they got out of the car. >> julio had already walked more than 20 miles in the desert. he must have been relieved to see a smuggler's car on the highway. >> he thought he was already safe and ready to finish the last leg, and then t

that leaves the south texas human rights center with a staff of two full-time volunteers as the last beacon of hope for migrant families. eddie a retired union leader opened the center in november. and a nun has come to help. she's trying to find where julio disappeared. they have zero training for this. what they do have is drive and informed guesswork. >> maybe we go out to this road. >> reporter: another migrant told julio's father his son had fainted from exhaustion. the companion left julio under a tree. close to some hills and a water source. that was a month ago. in 100-degree heat with no food or water there is little chance of survival. they're looking for a body. >> 1.8 miles is what it said. >> from that same road we were on? >> yes. >> reporter: we hit the road to retrace julio's last known steps. he walked into the desert. he must have been relieved to see a smug ame smuggler's car waiting on this highway. >> he was waiting to finish the last leg, and then the car sputters out and he is on foot. >> a police officer saw the migrants and chased. julio ran for an hour befor

that leaves the south texas human rights center with two volunteers as the last beacon of hope for the families. eddy, a retired union leader, opened the center in november. and a catholic nun, pam, arrived three weeks to help, she is from ohio. >> i'm scanning using google earth, which i have not used in a long time. >> she is trying to find where the boy disappeared. they have zero training, but they have drive and informed guesswork. >> maybe we go to this road, whatever it is. >> another migrant told the father that the boy fainted from exhaustion, and he was left under a tree, close to hills and a water source. that was a month although. in 100 degree heat with no food or water, there's no chance of survival. they are searching now for a body. >> how far away from the road do you think it is. >> 1.8 miles. >> from the same road we were on? >> yes. >> reporter: we hit the road to retrace the last-known stones. hoelio walked 20 miles in the desert and must have been relieved to see a smugglers car on the highway. >> he thought he was saved and ready to finish the last leg and then t

in effect identifying that south texas was an education desert, and we see that that is still the case with one of the counties that nicholas hillman talked about. people in my own department actually teach students at the institution that nick hillman identified. we bring a program out to them. so that they can have access to doctoral education and educational leadership and policy studies. and even though i live in a metropolitan area can even though we are located in the metropolitan area we have to reach out to them. we are still held to same standards. texas is one of the 25 or so states with performanc performa. we are still held to the same standards of outcomes as of universities like university of texas at austin us are probably half as many low-income students or fewer, and we serve over twice as many latino students. and i think an important point about the education is there maybe a ripple effect even further away from those region. because institutions in my county, it's not necessary to an education desert but we're trying to make up for what's going on in some of the cou

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empowering thef economy in south texas even more. please state your position regarding voter identification and explain that. >> i am in favor of voter identification loss. my office is the one representing the state of texas in this case. i favored because the are fraught israel. it must be stopped and voter identity -- i favor it because of voter fraud is real. it must be stopped. i am the only candidate that ensures -- that stands for rooting out corruption in the voting process. thisost hesitate to bring up, but you know that one of the challenges going on as we speak is the fact that the fbi is involved in an investigation about people in the rio grande valley for using cocaine to buy boats. we cannot accept or tolerate this kind of lack of integrity in the election process. the supreme court has ruled that voter identification is one of the tool state rights can use to maintain integrity in the election process. i'm the only candidate willing to fight for that principle. >> as a senator, i fought for the principle of making sure

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we have some pretty big showers across parts of south texas.in the east. out across the west, incredibly heavy rain, though, and some big thunderstorms going on along with it. we've been talking act is the drought that's out there. we'll look are where the rain is going. not exactly where the drought is unfortunately. but we do get some rain, we'll take it, and some snow, guys. snow. >> say it ain't snow. >> can't thank you for that, rick. i'm sorry. bearer of bad news. >> thanks, rick. >>> coming up, he's not only accused of beheading a co-worker, he's a recent muslim convert who wrote violent rants against america. where is the president on this? >>> and a teenage daredevil surfing on top of a commuter moving train, ducking an overpass. not for long. police are on his tracks. girl: we work hard for our money guy: right. girl: and then when we earn the money we want to spend it with, guy: we want to use it wisely. girl: with care. guy: what i appreciate about truecar is all the pricing information was right there. girl: truecar shows us how mu

central texas, south texas looking a little bit better except for extreme south texas around brownsville of the rain today is going to be in southern portions of new mexico and then extreme west texas. 2 to 4 inches, 3 to 6 on the outskirts of el paso. one more day this should be clearing up a little getting better after today. so looking at the worst of it being over in west texas, flood watch in effect. we also have a flash flood warning in effect right now, so things should be improving. i want to touch on the pacific because we're watching tropical storm polo. we've seen pictures out of cabo. still very bad. we have video we can show you. cleanup going on. it took several days to even get pictures out of cabo. it was so bad so. they will be cleaning up for some time and then already having this next storm right offshore. so, this is going to continue to venture out to the north and west. it is going to stay away from cabo but we are going to still get windy conditions, we're going to have high surf and also rain over the next couple of days, guys. luckily they are avoiding a direct h

. >>> the red flags were up in south padre texas because of tropical storm dolly. and rip current threats should lower today. rains have already soaked up mexico's gulf coast where school was canceled and shelters were open. the storm could bring up to a foot of rain in that region. and the napa earthquake may have shattered a lot of things last month but one artist is helping people pick up the pieces and put them back together. a stream of pictures and stories were up and posted online by sherri tobin's friends, showing what they lost in the quake. she decided to throw an earthquake art party. people brought whatever was destroyed and tobin helped them create a work of art with it. a brand new piece that carries some cherished old memories. >> they can just make a new keepsake out of their precious things that they have to throw away now. >>> tobin also led the group on a communal piece, a statue that will eventually be covered by pieces destroyed by the earthquake and placed in a community garden. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill h

folks along the south texas coast need to keep a close eye on this storm. bill: there are significant nato meetings and it comes at a critical time. vladimir putin bragging about how easilysian military could seize the ukrainian capital city of kiev. do you want the quote? if i want, i take kiev in two weeks. why is he talking this way. >> that's vladimir putin, former kgb agent. his objective remains getting a government in ukraine that's compliant with russian wishes on issues important to moscow. he's doing it militarily in the two eastern provinces of ukraine where the separatists have been fighting and he's pursuing negotiations with ukrainian president petro poroshenko. he makes this comment book ended by a european summit over the weekend that threatened new sanctions and a nato summit that shows he remains defiant. he thinks he's got the shy cards and he's proceeding politically through the negotiations and militarily. bill: what does wow commander in chief do? he says we have to give the ukrainians a fighting chance to defend themselves. so far i d

heavy rainfall into mexico and south texas.the area that could pick up tropical-like rains from a system that might get a name, maybe a number. could be dolly. we'll see that. it will be quickly on shore. no threat to the gulf of mexico right now. 92 atlanta tomorrow. 87 new york. it feels better with less humidity. john, christine, back to you. >> thanks for that, chad. we are getting our first look at brad pitt and angelina jolie's wedding pictures. the bride is gracing the cover of "people" magazine titled dream day. brad and angelina were married last month in france. >> in case you weren't invited. >> only 22 people there. their children shared a major role in the wedding. >> do you think the food was good? >> it was probably good. $67 million french estate the food is going to be pretty good. >>> eric cantor lands on his feet. we are going to tell you about his new job with an "early start" on your money, next. >>> let's get an "early start" on your money. european shares are up. asian shares ended mostly higher. the u.s.