southern illinois expects leadership like that. southern illinois expects statesmen like that.een a learning experience for me to walk in the footsteps. you know as a politician that's awfully easy to make promises so what i'm going to ask you to do tonight is examined the promises and then look to performance. i have been endorsed by the illinois farm bureau because i promised i would support agriculture and i have done so. i was part of a successful adoption of the farm bill the first time since 2007. i promise that i would support our coal industry. i have been endorsed and of the three candidates before you today and the only one that had the endorsement of the united mine workers of america because i have followed through on that promise. i promise to support veterans and i have followed through on that promise. >> moderator: ms. bradshaw. bradshaw: hello and thank you to everyone who put this on. right now in hong kong there are thousands of people out on the street because they want to bring more democracy to their country. they are tired of having their candidates picke

southern illinois expects leadership like that. southern illinois expects statesmen like that. been a learning experience for me to walk in those footsteps. you know, as a politician it's awfully easy to make promises. so what i'm going to ask you to do tonight is examine the promises and then look to performance. i've been indoors for the illinois farm bureau because i promised i would support agriculture, and the dems a. i was part of the successful adoption of a farm bill, the first time since 2007. i promised i would support our coal industry i've been indoors -- for three candidates to the on the one who is the united mine workers of america as i followed through on that promise. i promised to support veterans and i have followed through on that promise. bradshaw: hello, and also thank you to everyone who put this debate on. right now in hong kong there are thousands of people out on the streets because they want to bring more democracy to the country. they're tired of having the candidates picked for them by the government. we have the same problem in this country. it's h

i don't think that as well as southern illinois once. thanks for having is here tonight. enyart: thanks for sponsors for hosting this even. remember i ask you to sink about promises and performance. it is easy for politicians to make promises to measure the performance of a promised seven support illinois coal industry. i served as a chair of the coal caucus and i have the endorsement the layperson endorsed by the united mine workers and i promised i was aboard the agriculture economy of our district that they mean the dead doctor once a year and undertaker once in your life but farmers three times a day. i have the endorsement deal layperson as i received support from the soybean association in miami also have the endorsement for the federation of teachers and i supported business that is why i have credit unions of america and i have fought for social security to protect medicare that is what i have the endorsement of the alliance of retired americans. but representative bost by the way you heard right have done for veterans during the course of this debate he voted aga

through the overnight, most widespread t,y of severe weather is tomorrow, spread stretching from southern illinois to indiana right down to the gulf coast, we could see several tornadoes on monday, certainly wind gusts aireats and the storms will start to slow down and also talking flash flooding, very heavy rain localized and a lot of heat, we are talking eighties over a big chunk of the east. >> glor: meanwhile action in the tropics, eric, what is happening there? >> we just had fay moving seaher out to sea and a new tropical storm, gone east of the islands working its way eastward over the next couple of days. the british virgin islands as well as puerto rico will become a hurricane as it is passing by puerto rico and we have to watch w midweek slow down and hang off, out off the east coast. >> glor: eric fischer. thank you very much. a vigil is being held in sairsville after the football season is canceled after they were accused of a sex crime after a hazing ritual. vladimir duthiers, what can you tell us. >> jeff, there was unthinkable hazing incident involving seven football players at the

we will have the latest in an arkansas after se swept from southern illinois to florida. died on a tornado collapsed as home. his wife is in critical con. another confirmed touchdown in england arkansas near little rock damage to buildings hit by a different turn it all if 11 days ago. other tornados have been confirmed and long creek illinois. >> president obama will meet with more than 24 and chiefs of defense today. to discuss the coalition efforts in the ongoing campaign against isis. it will be impossible for them to hold their ground if current conditions continue. u.n. officials say there could be at least 10,000 civilians trapped in that cerathat syrian city. militants would control three major border crossings between turkey and syria. there is a dangerous element to the threat posed by isis terrorist. they may have chemical weapons. kurdish activists and syria ha taken for all those that suggest three kurdish fighters were killed in july with chemical agents. israeli scientists ha examined the pictures of the body the physis was able to seize a supply of chemica

and it gets across, even to the districts in iowa, in southern illinois, and other places where we have strong african american population, and we need them to turn out in the 90% rates that they did for the president. and so i think that's what he's shooting for here. and it's never too late to call on voters to vote. and the fact is, in 2012, even with all the voting restrictions out there, african americans showed up in record numbers. and so, i think people are prepared to vote, if they hear the message from the president and he doesn't have to be in kentucky for kentucky voters to hear that message. >> you know, party leadership really matters. >> it does. >> you'd be a great leader. let me tell you someone who say terrible leader. ranks priebus. the republican effort is trying to suppress the vote. may admit it in pennsylvania, what they're doing, this is a pronounced declarative effort by a white minority party to continue its power in this country against a growing brownie of a population, through underhanded tactics that are equivalent to jim crow tactics, all the tricks of a p

three people were killed when a freight train hit an s-u-v in southern illinois. this happened in vandalia last night. two people in the vehicle were killed. the third victim was killed by flying debris. two other people in the s-u-v were injured and airlifted to the hospital. investigators did not say what led to the crash. one of the f-b-i's most wanted fugitives has been caught. after almost seven weeks on the run, eric frein was captured yesterday in pennsylvania's pocono mountains. police say frein is the man who shot two state troopers -- one fatally -- outside their barracks last month. he was taken into custody in the squad car of the dead trooper. and he's being held at those same barracks. >> he was placed under arrest and handcuffed with the handcuffs of the corporal. i think that's appropriate. >> he has been stripped of his gun and his bombs and now his freedom. >>eric frein faces his first court appearance later this morning. prosecutors have already said, they plan to seek the death penalty when frein goes to trial. crews have been working through t

two people are confirmed killed by severe storms and tornadoes that swept from southern illinois to florida man in ashdown, arkansas, his house.a tornado collapse his wife is in critical condition. another confirmed touchdown in england, arkansas, near little rock, damaged buildings that were hit by a different tornado just 11 days ago. other tornadoes have been confirmed in downstate long creek, illinois, louisiana, florida and missouri. police in river forest are holding a suspect in a sexual a female student says she was raped in her dorm room friday night by an acquaintance - a 22-year-old man who walk her home from a party. he is *not a student at dominican. while police consider criminal charges, dominican university issued this statement: "the alleged perpetrator has been banned from campus... the university is cooperating fully with the river forest police department." and the school is opening its own internal investigation the executive who was shot in his office in the loop, july, has died. steven lavoie died at la-grange hospital early yesterday morning. he never regained consci

one that we're watching now is in missouri coming in towards southern illinois.ng to be moving south and then southeast and east toward us. the northern end of this, if you watch the extra trectry, -- watch the trajectory, we'll get some showers in here. i think they'll have a tough time crossing the appalachians but certainly the clouds will get here for the afternoon. by lunch time we may see a stray shower slip into central, west central west virginia. we'll be fine in the metro region for the middle of the day. a few more clouds in the afternoon. southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore potentially you're going to stay sunny most of the day. nice this morning down there. tonight the clouds overspread most of the region with a stray shower toward friday morning north and west. during the day on friday, a few showers, especially in the afternoon and evening. we're monitoring friday for a yellow alert day because these showers are going to be this widespread. that would impact quite a few folks for the ride home. also potentially for friday night high sch

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and that was at the campus of southern university -- southern illinois university at edwardsville. it is the next bubble. that trillion dollar student debt. how do we address that? i think people who graduated and have this student debt should be able to renegotiate their student loans at the current rate. you should not do with the ryan budget does and that is charging students interest on their loans while they are still in school. >> earlier this year, congress cut off funding a comprehensive transportation bill until next year. >> would you support an increase in the gas tax, 18.4% per gallon federal gasoline tax for bridge and highway repairs and other transportation items given what jennifer has laid out? >> no, i don't. it would overly burden are middle-class and working families. it kicked the can down the road which causes a lot of uncertainty for our labor, whether they will have any infrastructure project are not. i have heard this from a lot of our labor unions. again, i would be against a gas tax. >> use it on the transportation committee. what do you think? >> before

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from louisiana up into southern portions of illinois.oderate risk. that was issued by the storm prediction center. that's because there you can see them in the 80s in places like new orleans and memphis. behind it, much cooler, highs only in the 50s in kansas city. let's head back inside. >> and it's chilly here in the northeast. it's official, we've all turned on the heat and we're wearing coats to work. >> not in any building. will you call my super? 'cause i'm dying for it to turn on. >> thanks. >> is that newheart or rhoda? >> charlie's angels? >> where is chulo when we need him? >> "rhoda." >> thank you. is that off the air? >> we're almost. >> you're still on. >>> coming up on this monday morning, north carolina republican senate candidate tom tillis ready to beat his democratic opponent. could a guy operating out of his basement who is a pizza delivery gay spoil his chances? we'll talk to tillis about his outlook live next. >>> and six people, including three children in unbelievable danger as their ship sinks right in front of th

and along the cold front, flash flooding, missouri into southern illinois. even western kentucky.e mashnt missions right now, >> taken with a current conditions right now, after sundown hundred rooms will be coming through, skies will clear in after midnight and it should there >> you have a good wave. you have a really good wave. this woman from louisiana is awesome. let's get in there. >> she does. she's excited this morning. kick off the heath i think deks right now. an article trending big in the wall street journal. it's how peek make decisions. two different kinds of people, maximizers and satisfiers. maximizers weigh the options, look at every angle. satisfiers prefer to decide quickly. a decision that's good enough. and both sides end up making good decisions, but satisfiers tend to be happier. they don't look back. >> maybe go with their gut. say this is fine. you got it. >> it's not going to be perfect. >> i can do that. like with amber. she had to see 100 apartments before picking one. i saw two, picked the first one. >> i'm a satisficer. >> she's a maximizer. it's time

down to northeastern oklahoma, into southern illinois into early saturday morning. >> mostly sunny skieshington, d.c. temperatures are 60 degrees, a cool start here, a warm and breezy afternoon with sunshine between 72 and >> all that weather brought to you by mazda. >> for the record, never too soon to talk about the weekend. >> no, no. mental note. >> okay. >>> coming up, the big changes happening at your favorite restaurant. how they're helping fight the battle of the bulge. >> and jennifer lawrence speaks out on the nude photo hacking scandal. why she's calling it a sex crime and the worst part of you will. >>> and live pictures of the blood moon. pictures burning up the web. now inside the lunar eclipse that's going viral right now. ♪ left twix® is extra crisp so it stays crunchy when we apply caramel and chocolate. >>right twix has the same thing. they have packing tape like that over at right twix? try both. pick a side. twix do it...take the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge. if your hair, skin d nails don't look more beautiful, we'll give you your money back. i did

and along the cold front, flash flooding, missouri into southern illinois. even western kentucky.tand on the terrace under mainly cloudy skies. a sunny break here or there, temperatures in the 60's, winds are light. your exclusive accuweather 7-day shows a high of 75 later with a mix of clouds and sun there. could be a sprinkle at times today but it's mainly dry. later in the evening there's a chance of some more showers developing and eventually some of us could even see a gusty thunderstorm later tonight. and then tomorrow clouds to sun, 73. 66 on thursday. bright and breezy conditions there. >> you have a good wave. you have a really good wave. this woman from louisiana is awesome. let's get in there. >> she does. she's excited this morning. kick off the heath i think deks right now. an article trending big in the wall street journal. it's how peek make decisions. two different kinds of people, maximizers and satisfiers. maximizers weigh the options, look at every angle. satisfiers prefer to decide quickly. a decision that's good enough. and both sides end up making good decisi

down to northeastern oklahoma, into southern illinois into early saturday morning. >> good morning, iologist mike nicco, the heat is slipping inland. 80 in the north bay and 90 in the east bay and 62 to 68 and cooler-than-average at san francisco and the bay is breezy, in the 70's. seven-day forecast is coolest to >> all that weather brought to you by mazda. >> for the record, never too soon to talk about the weekend. >> no, no. mental note. >> okay. >>> coming up, the big changes happening at your favorite restaurant. how they're helping fight the battle of the bulge. >> and jennifer lawrence speaks out on the nude photo hacking scandal. why she's calling it a sex crime and what she says is the worst part of all. >>> and you're looking live at the blood moon. there's pictures of it burning up the web. now left twix® is extra crisp so it stays crunchy when we apply caramel and chocolate. >>right twix has the same thing. they have packing tape like that over at right twix? try both. pick a side. twix do it...take the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge. if your hair, skin an

and along the cold front, flash flooding, missouri into southern illinois. even western kentucky.nd. >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. high clouds and sun. 11 o'clock is when the low clouds are back to the coast. gradual cooling. still looking at above average highs even to the coast. coast is cloudy with low 70's in san francisco and upper 70's around the bay. mid-80's in the south bay. 90's, still holding on again inland. the seven-day forecast shows coolest >> you have a good wave. you have a really good wave. this woman from louisiana is awesome. let's get in there. >> she does. she's excited this morning. >>> going to kick off our "heat index" now. an article trending big in "the wall street journal" is trending now. it's about how people make decisions. two different kinds of people, maximizers and satisficers. maximizers weigh the options, look at every angle. satisficers prefer to decide quickly. they want a decision that's good enough. and both sides end up making good decisions, but satisficers tend to be happier. with their choices. they

and that was at the campus of southern university -- southern illinois university at edwardsville. it is the next bubble. that trillion dollar student debt. how do we address that? i think people who graduated and have this student debt should be able to renegotiate their student loans at the current rate. you should not do with the ryan budget does and that is charging students interest on their loans while they are still in school. >> earlier this year, congress cut off funding a comprehensive transportation bill until next year. >> would you support an increase gallongas tax, 18.4% per federal gasoline tax for bridge and highway repairs and other transportation items given what jennifer has laid out? '>> no, i don't. it would overly burden are middle-class and working families. down the roadcan which causes a lot of uncertainty for our labor, whether they will have any infrastructure project are not. i have heard this from a lot of our labor unions. again, i would be against a gas tax. >> use it on the transportation committee. what do you think? >> before i get to that, let me

woman whose husband partner was deployed and tell grounds were very important on the campus of southern illinoisuniversity and edwards don't. so, also it's the next bubble the chilean dollars the people they graduated and had the student debt shouldn't be able to renegotiate the current rate. also you shouldn't do with the ryan budget does and that would be charging students interest on their loans while they are still in school congress for funding a comprehensive bill until the revenue for the program has grown rapidly in the years the transportation spending fell by 12%, transportation and the category. anna has the first question. >> moderator: would you support an increase in the gas tax 18.4% per gallon federal gasoline tax for the bridge and highway repairs and other transportation items given what jennifer has laid out? callis: oh, i would not. i think that it is overly burdensome on our working class and middle families. but the transportation bill kicked the can down the road which causes a lot of uncertainty for the labor whether they are going to have any infrastructure projects or n

go to school, and pell grants were very, very important to her, and that was on a campus of southern illinois university in edwardsville. so also i've seen people -- it's the next bubble, that a trillion dollars, student debt. so how do we address that? and i think people who have graduated and have these, the student debt should be able to renegotiate their student loans at the current rate. also you shouldn't do what the ryan budget does, and that would be charging students interest on their loans while they're still in school. >> moderator: all right. we've got to move on to the next topic to get everything in. earlier this year congress put off funding a comprehensive transportation bill until next year. the revenue for the program has dropped off rapidly in recent years. in a decade can transportation spending fell by 12%, transportation, the next category. hannah has the first question here for judge callis. >> would you support an increase in the gas tax, 18.4% per gallon, excuse me, federal gasoline tax for bridge and highway repairs and other transportation items given, you know, wha

we have incredible energy opportunity in southern illinois was cold and oil and gas in hydraulic fracturing. it can be a massive job creator and tax revenue generator if we have a broad-based portfolio of options and every capability in that regard. quinn: we do have to reduce emissions and take on the climate change. we just have to care about tornadoes and other places in illinois the severe weather is something we have to pay attention to and reducing the emissions as part of the job for all of us and since i've been governor, the state has erected many wind turbines across illinois and wind energy and solar energy but on the roof of chicago where they have the solar collector's world-class we also have to believe in energy efficiency and we have invested in that in illinois. our only stated the only one that is in the top ten of energy efficiency states in the country and we have been able to do that and in my time as governor we invested in the efficiencies of one of the best ways to reduce emissions and help grow jobs these are clean energy jobs that create good paying jobs for people

we have incredible energy opportunity in the southern illinois with coal, with oil and gas, with hydrauliccturing. it can be a massive job creator and tax revenue generator if you have a broad-based forefront of energy options and they'll push every capability in that regard threats i've never what i do think we have to reduce emissions i was to take on climate change. the winter we just had a terrible tornadoes last november nearby and watched and other places in illinois. it was an alarm signal to all of us that severe weather is something we have to pay attention to and reducing emissions is part of the job for all of us. since i've been governor our state has erected many, many wind turbines all across illinois. i believe in wind energy and solar energy. i've been on the roof of the shattuck wave in chicago where they have solar collectors, world-class. we have to believe in energy efficiency and we've invested in debt. our state is the only state not on a coast that is in the top 10 of energy efficiency states in the country. we been able to do that in my time as governor. we invested

actually from colorado through parts of nebraska and kansas over to missouri, parts of southern minnesota through illinoisnd idaho into ohio and parts of kentucky, west virginia. otherwise, aside from those states, looks like a mainly calm day tomorrow nationwide. across the state of california, sunny, warm from chico to sacramento to yosemite and fresno, 84 in los angeles. 92 in palm springs. here in the bay area tomorrow, afri after early morning fog, a sunny day with lows ranging from low 60s at the coast to low 70s around the bay to upper 80s inland. speaking of fleet week weather, a few segments ago, here's how things will look around san francisco on thursday, friday and saturday. mainly sunny afternoons through the three-day period. warming up on saturday so should be great viewing conditions for the air show performances and for anything else you may want to do on fleet week here in san francisco. larry and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, why a mother was turned away from a public pool because of what she was wearing. >>> plus, if you bought a red bull in the las

low 70s in southern illinois. breaks of sunshine as the day goes on. wet weather in our future. clouds move in tonight and we'll start the weekend with showers. some heavy downpours, even a thunderstorm is possible. it clears out later, 63 with a chilly breeze on sunday. sunny skies on monday and another chance of showers late tuesday. >> and that's your latest forecast. guys? >> dylan, thanks a lot. this is a very special friday morning. we're in the presence of true greatness, queen of soul herself. 18-time grammy award winner, aretha franklin. >> she sang "rolling in the deep" by adele, the first song off her album. >> we are honored to have aretha franklin and clive davis. "aretha franklin sings the great diva classics." we have legend overload. how long have you known each other? >> oh, okay. >> 1979. >> '7 9? >> yes. >> you said it was 1980 when you were excited about an album "jump to it"? >> '84, '85. i had the same kind of excitement only not quite as much. it's more. it's like a hundredfold now around th

on sunday, though, it starts to warm back in the 50s, low 70s in southern illinois. start to the morning around san francisco, even though we started out cool in the north bay valleys, all locations warming into the upper 80s and low 90s today. pacifica down to santa cruz, hot day today. mid 90s out towards the north bay and tri-valley, even oakland seeing low 90s. plan on a hot start to the weekend. san francisco cooling on saturday, but the sea breeze picking up, which should take an edge off the heat early next week. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thanks a lot. this is as we mention add very special friday morning because we are in the presence of true greatness t queen of soul herself, 18-time grammy winner aretha franklin. >> and earlier she sang adele's "rolling in the deep" on her album out later this month. >> we are honored to have miss franklin and clyde davis co-producing the album, aretha franklin sings the great diva classics. we have legend overload. >> how long have you known each other? >> 1979. >> '79. you said it was i think 1980 when you we

eastern, with the illinois 12th congressional district between incumbent democrat bill enyard running for second term, and mike boss and independent paula bradshaw. the district is on the southern part of illinois. it includes carbondale. the at 9:30 the race in idaho's 1st congressional distribute where two-term republican raul labrador debates. the district spans the western part of the debate. the debate from the california's 21st congressional district with first termer david valdeao and democrat, amanda renteria. that district includes bakersfield. all this tonight on c-span2. >>> campaign 2014 coverage continues with a week full of debates. tonight at 9:00 on c-span, the south carolina governors debate between five candidates. governor nicky hallly, democrat vincent shaheen, independent tom urban, independent steve french and independent morgan bruce reeves. thursday night live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district debate between u.s. representative stephen king and democrat jim mahre. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> the defense department's judicial proceedings panel tasked with reviewing the military judicial process for

southern areas into portion of eastern will county. the heaviest of the rain is in portions of central illinois it will miss us. right now here are the current temperatures. only 57 degrees out here. temperatures will be going wrong way. down to about 56 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. wind gusting 30-35. at 9:00 p.m. we're down to 50. 51 degrees on wednesday. thursday we make 53. and and you are looking for halloween but scored before 6 on friday. could be the coolest halloween in about five years. >> we have reports of a new fire at 81. crews are staging in that area not a lot of information there. we heard there may be some people trapped. we're trying to get more information there. but there will be the tours there with a significant response. also, are spent 57 at 119. fender bender off to the shoulder causing a bit of a slow pockets there but overall things are moving pretty well. more traffic straight ahead. >>a pizza delivery man was shot robbery that police say was a set-up. he's the third driver to be targeted in recent weeks. etch the latest. >> police say this does appear to be an apparent robbery spree. they

illinois. that will make its way here but in to southern minnesota and northeastern iowa, there is a line of showers that will make its way back into the region this afternoon. today, chance of rain for 5:00 p.m. just a 20 percent chance of light showers. it's 65 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. today's official high, 66. 44 tonight. wednesday we make 64. thursday, 63. friday and saturday we're stuck in the low 60s. sunday, chance of rain high temperature 64 degrees. a lot of accidents out there already. >> in the last 10 minutes things have happened. let's start with a stall. this is approaching pulaski outbound stevenson a woman was in a car, not clear if it was a medical emergency but it could not occur up. emergency responders are on the scene. this is at the top of pulaski. lanes are open and debris located that car off to the shoulder. but it is causing some backups. originally to right lanes were blocked but now traffic seems to be moving will investigate what happening. also, westbound i 94, this is northwest indiana near 249. jackknifed semi this is a notorious stretch were bad crashes. traffic down t

southern golf course she sends us the shot. takes a moment to share this gorgeous illinois sunset near north suburban like villa. finally a trip to the mississippi river failed to yield the fall colors. it was still beautiful. i am sure the colors are blossoming right now. it will across most of our area. a gorgeous day in chicago. what a difference a day makes. today little cumulus have kind of washed out. clouds are assembling to our west. weather conditions are changing as conflicting and mastheir mass prepares to do battle in the country. there is one storm appeared in canada. another one is going to spend up down here. going to listen to the region. for the moment it is sunny here. >> some scattered showers could be in here as early as tonight. the good news is temperatures are rebounding after that chilly air mass that we saw yesterday. we effectively between sunday and monday went from july levels temperatures to halloween temperatures in a 24-hour period now the '70s are coming back courtesy of the southerly wind flow on the front side of that storm. sharp klink is to follow. august 21st to the 23rd. >>

southern and eastern cook county getting the worst. the back edge of the rain making its way into western illinois. this is not an all day downpour.ain to lighten up around lunchtime. then it will be scattered off and on. the temperatures are the headlines this afternoon as the fall down to the mid-50s by 5:00 p.m.. that's the forecast. what's all the rain dew on the routes. >> causing lots of problems early on. that's a live look at a picture along to 90. you can see how what the roads are. slick driving conditions has caused lots of accidents this morning. outbound 290, a brand new crash blocking some lanes there. police and fire are on the scene working to clear that up. the saving grace is that volume is light. once we see cars built in this could be a messy commute if the rain doesn't let up soon. in bound bishop ford at 130, a check next semi off to the shoulder still causing delays for people toward checking it out. no. and tries state and fedex trucks slid off the road into a ditch. and number of accidents in the last 30 minutes all because of heavy rain. more updates of the traffic front near keeping tabs on this coming i

southern and midwest states are without power. the national weather service forecasting 21 million people could be in the path of heavy rains, winds and tornadoes. in illinois strong winds snapped trees and damaged several homes ripping off roofs. >> just very traumatic to look out and see the back of your house pretty much demolished. >> reporter: heavy rain caused flooding in mississippi and texas as the rainy weather forced the postponement of game three of baseball's american league championship series in kansas city. david begnaud for cbs news. >>> passengers on board an american airlines flight that had to make an emergency landing in san francisco say they were terrified. flight 2293 was headed from san francisco to dallas yesterday afternoon when it had to turn around. shortly after takeoff there was a loud popping sound. turns out the 757's interior walls were coming off. >> all the interior plastic panel insulation started ripping off from the sides of the aircraft, in the same row, both sides and up on the top. so it was terrifying. we didn't know what was going on. we were all shouting for the flight crew, come look. you know, the walls are cavi

southern california. >> they're giving dry conditions. here's our doppler plot at the other end of the moisture spectrum. >> kansas across missouri and downstate illinois. weather but censors have picked a ch as two and three-quarters inches of rain. >> there have been severe weather reports down south. these little icons indicate areas with large hail. >> there's even snow going on in the rocky mountains. >> this porch rail understates the aerial coverage of the rain fall. which will be commencing in the midafternoon. you see waves of showers and thunderstorms coming through tonight. there is tomorrow morning at 5 05 a.m.. the isobars are packed and down comes the chilly air. we could get some snow flurries down to the surface. i do not think that is going to happen. >> look at the rain numbers that we see. _ how cool it is going to get. look at the wind feel that comes together. >> wind gust tomorrow at noon. there is tomorrow evening. >> that is tapping that chilly air. could produce a 62. >> well over 20 degrees below normal. perhaps their record to break a record for the lowest high temperature. 55 sunday. we step up to 76 by mid next week. justic

southern missouri. the heaviest rain's in st. louis and then i-70 will be this morning. so, that's kind of the area of worst weather. there is light rain today illinoisiana, kentucky and tennessee. you're beautiful in new england today. enjoy that peak fall foliage. mid-atlantic looks good. florida all the way to texas, we're holding on to some heat here. even as we go into friday, not a lot changes. the only exception will be some of those clouds and showers will try to head towards areas of d.c. and even new york late in the day. >> all right, we'll be watching for it. thank you, bill. >>> well, some stories making news this morning later today. supporters for slain teen michael brown will hold a vigil marking two months since his shooting death. meanwhile, new tensions just outside of ferguson. protesters gathered on a street where a st. louis police officer allegedly shot and killed a man last night. he was working a second job as a security officer on a neighborhood patrol. the officer says the man fired shots at him after he approached him during a pedestrian check. the officer was not hurt. >>> well, no same-day registration in north carolina

southern arizona yesterday. that on the movie, to missouri and parts of kansas and illinois. flash flood watches. or 4 inches of rainfall on top of what you have seen just northwest of kansas city today where it has been flooding. the wave of low pressure, moving its way around this stationary front. three more days of the rainfall. and locally over 5 inches of rainfall. that's a quick check of the forecast. your local forecast in just 30 seconds. but first the sunny cities brought to you by mercedes-benz. >> reporter: hi, everyone, david murphy here with an update from accuweather. nothing stowing on storm tracker 6 live double scan today. as we head outside we have sunshine up over the horizon. grab a jacket it's cool. some spots in thes and -- 40s and 50s. it's cooler high, breezy and getting up to 69 after spending yesterday arching in the mid 70s. tomorrow, rain and drizzle build in. 64. >>> another warm day in dallas. a beautiful fall day across much of the northeast. >> nice and crisp here. >> yeah. >> thank you. >>> coming up, new revelations in the shocking allegations against stephen co

southern arizona yesterday. that on the movie, to missouri and parts of kansas and illinois. flash flood watches. or 4 inches of rainfall on top of what you have seen just northwest of kansas city today where it has been flooding. the wave of low pressure, moving its way around this stationary front. three more days of the rainfall. and locally over 5 inches of rainfall. that's a quick check of the forecast. your local forecast in just 30 seconds. but first the sunny cities brought to you by mercedes-benz. >> good morning, washington. i hope you get outside and enjoy this beautiful day, the last warm one we will see in a wild. a cool start,- but we will not end that way. 45 at dulles, 46 in frederick. inexpect temperatures to be the middle 60's by 11:00, 71 degrees by 1:00. >>> another warm day in dallas. a beautiful fall day across much of the northeast. >> nice and crisp here. >> yeah. >> thank you. >>> coming up, new revelations in the shocking allegations against stephen collins. reporting he was blackmailed by his estranged wife. >>> and the vermont man accused of killing a beloved teacher.

you have a southern democratic party whose only goal is to get out that african-american vote, and also the midwestern part of the party, the ohio/illinois corridor, it's about finding african-american voters who voted in '08 but didn't vote in '10 but came back in '12. they want to physically go and if they have to get people out of their homes to make them vote, president obama is very effective about that in illinois. in new hampshire, it's about getting out white liberal voters, but you're sighing the democratic party and all of its particles, and it's fascinating how different it is in these different states. they are trying to narrow down to what that state wants to hear. >> one of the things the democratic party has been good at is getting out the vote. >> and if they win, that's why they win. >> good to be with you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, esquire magazine actually asked 90 members of congress what they hate most about congress. this is a great article. an esquire editor actually spoke to 90 members of congress. it's an amazing project. >>> and also, in the re-write tonight, i will have to re-write once again, a "new york ti

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bill clinton heading to illinois, arkansas, kentucky, michigan, wisconsin, iowa, louisiana and new hampshire. he's covering his former state that he was governor of. a lot of southernces. kind of getting a wide map. you've got warren scheduled to be in minnesota, ohio, new mexico, kentucky, oregon, west virginia, wisconsin, michigan, massachusetts, new hampshire. elizabeth warren is the go-to celeb here. >> three kind of go-to. and they're in every state. pill clint bill clinton is going to the south and also going to new hampshire and colorado, as you said. the key is president obama as you know, not as popular six year presidency. so, you're seeing other surrogates step in. the same way, actually, president obama was on the trail a lot in 2006 and bill clinton very popular and warren very popular trying to get the base enthusiastic and that's why you're seeing these surrogates all over the country. >> one thing i will notice about elizabeth warren's schedule, perry, she's going in the upper south. kentucky, west virginia, but she's not going down into kay hagan territory. she's not in arkansas. she's not being used in the places where really it is about getting o

southern arizona yesterday. that moisture on the move into colorado, into missouri and parts of kansas and illinois.atches up there. you'll see 3 or 4 inches of rainfall on top of what you've already seen just northwest of kansas city today, where it has already been flooding. the wave of low pressure, moving its way around this stationary front. we'll see a couple more days, three more days, i think, of this rainfall. and locally over 5 inches of rainfall. that's a quick check of the forecast. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. there is thick fog for some of us in the morning leading to the cool of the highs and sunny and warmer-than-average and a significant pattern theft could mean rain in the forecast. mid-to-upper 60's at the coast and low-to-mid 70's around the bay and 80 inland. in more 90's. tonight is like this morning. on saturday and sunday and monday, we will return to summer help like >>> another warm day in dallas. meanwhile, a beautiful fall day across much of the northeast. >> nice and crisp here. >> yeah. >> thank you. >>> coming up, new devel

southern and midwest states are without power. the national weather service is forecasting 21 million people could be in the path of heavy rain, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes. in illinois strong winds snapped trees and damaged several homes ripping off roofs. >> just very traumatic to walk up and see the back of your house pretty much demolished. >> reporter: heavy rain caused flooding in mississippi and texas and the rainy weather forced a postponement of game three of baseball's american league championship series in kansas city. david begnaud for cbs news. >> the second death from the storm system was in alabama. officials say a woman was killed when a tree fell on her home. the national weather service predicts damaging winds and the potential for tornadoes today as well. >>> as you just heard, the weather delayed game three of the alcs between the royals and the orioles. it's been rescheduled for tonight. if you look the at the first pitch set for 8:07, history says this is the orioles' last real shot since the league championship series switched to the best of seven format in 1985. only one team has ever overcome a 3-0 deficit. that would be the boston red sox ba

several southern and midwest states, are without power, the national weather service forecasting 21 million people could be in the path of heavy rain, damaging winds, and possible tornados. in illinoisng winds, snapped trees and damage damaged several homes ripping off roofs. >> just very traumatic, to walk up and see like the back of your house pretty much demolished. >> rainy weather postponed the game of american league championship series in kansas city david begno, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly" we have time to kill before it gets here, part of the problem, part of the reason seeing so much heavy rain, so much severe weather because this is such large and slow moving storm system. for us, it is cents likely not going to be severe weather situation. we are at this point getting a nice little break in the action, we had warmfront yesterday, lift out, now just awaiting the arrival of this. see the moisture being funneled in from the south. but the severe threat likely is no further north today or tomorrow for that matter than the virginia's. so we should be in the clear as far as that threat is concerned. but, heavy rain very real threat. very likely some gusty thunderstorms

southern and mid-west states are without power. the national weather service forecasting 21 million people could be in the path of heavy rain, damaging winds, and possible tornados. in illinoismes, ripping off roofs. >> just very traumatic to walk up and see like the back of your house pretty much demolished. >> heavy rain caused flooding in mississippi and texas. and the rainy weather forced the post popement of game three of baseball's american league championship series in kansas city. david begno, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >>> we start things off with kate. >> i strong weather continues as is we speak, for the deep south, only difference is that it is all just further east at this point. so, now, atlanta is getting in on it, much of georgia getting in on it, about ready to go and roll in here to the western portion of the carolinas, this is where you will see the most in terms of severe weather, through the southeastern united states, the brunt of the severe weather probably doesn't exceed anything further north than the virginias, so we're not necessarily looking at severe threat out of this, we are eventually going to end up with heavier rain, very likely

southern illinois a expects leadership like that. southern illinois expects a statesmanlike that.s been a learning experience for me to walk in those footsteps. as a politician, it is awfully easy to make promises. so what i will ask you to do is examine the promises and then look to performance i have been endorsed by the illinois farm bureau because i promised i would support agriculture in i have done so as part of the successful adoption of a farm bill the first time since 2007 and promised that would support the coal industry. of the three candidates and the only one that has the endorsement of united mine workers of america because i have followed through on the process i promised with veterans and i followed through. bradshaw: hello. thanks to everyone who'd put this together right now in hong kong thousands of people are on the streets because they want to bring more democracy to their country. their tired to have their candidates picked that we have the same problem in this country it is hard for third-party candidates to get on the ballot. if you do people will tell you