southwest says they do not have any flights. i'm thinking midway should be opening up to. >> customers can call 1800 iflyswa >> must particularly in the area of college sports. spoke with a young man from the valparaiso football team. they cannot get to where they need to be this weekend. we might see implications in the n.c.a.a. as well. >> this 69 know the woman has an attitude we should all embrace. >> we invite you to stay with us for continuing coverage of the ground stop. wyou can get all the latest on our web site. >> night on a lunch break we're in the kitchen with break we're in the kitchen with celebrity us want to get you up to speed. a deliberately set fire at the radar center in aurora shutdown flights. he was found nearby with burns and cuts. his car was towed from the parking lot a little while ago. if the flights are now moving. hundreds have been canceled. the land across the air traffic system. southwest airlines has scrub all chicago flights until at least 7:00 tonight. they're offering refunds. we do know at

if you have any information southwest detective's want to hear from you. southwest detectives.atherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. later this morning moments of silence will mark the precise be times the 9/11 terror attacks occurred 13 years ago today. let's take a live look in lower manhattanment reflecting pools, where the twin towers someone's someone's -- senior twin towers once stood. the area will be closed so the victims' families will gather and have a solemn reading of the victims' names. >>> president obama issued a direct warning to the isis terror group last night during a global call to action. mr. obama announced plans to launch airstrikes targeting the islamic extremists. the president is sending more troops to train forces in iraq and asking congress to authorize arming syrian rebels. >> if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> some republicans are concerned that the plan leaves the u.s. vulnerable to an attack. security forces believe there will be no heighten threats at today's 9/11 observances. >>> people across the d

. >> the storms today likely southwest in d.c.. 82 degrees. down the river at reagan national, 85. you can see a good bit of the cloud cover mixed with some sunshine, but temperatures all inoss the board generally the 80's as we progress, but with the very high humidity today, it already feels like 90 like 80 and it feels nine degrees downtown. i promised i wanted to quickly doppler, because no precipitation on the radar as of yet, but later this afternoon, we could be seeing some storms may be around stanton, harrisonburg, but mainly southwest of town. temperatures climbing to around 90 degrees with an isolated thunderstorm possible west. much more on the cooler and drier weather in our forecast coming up later. >> thank you very much. a boil water advisory remains in effect for parts of prince george's county today. the washington sanitary commission says the advisory can possibly extend into friday as officials continue to test the water. this comes after a 24-inch water main burst. officials are urging residents in the affected area to use bottled water or boil any water they u

wet roads across the gulf and the southwest coastlines.ns across the four corners and the wide swath of the upper midwest. >> if you're flying, delays possible in phoenix, las vegas, minneapolis and kansas city. >>> back to the news. and fallout from the domestic accuse case involving now former baltimore ravens running back, ray rice. it stems from this video. rice seen knocking out his fiancee in the elevator of a new jersey casino. >> rice's original punishment was a two-game pensisuspension. >> it changed things. it made things different. >> so different, that the ravens immediately cut rice from the team. and the nfl suspended him indefinitely. the league claimed it only saw that new tmz video yesterday. but a tmz executive said someone from the league went to the casino and watched that video. if that is the case, it's unclear whether that person reported what they saw to nfl commissioner roger goodell. >>> the nfl's online stores no longer carrying anything associated with ray rice. sporting goods stores are pulling their rice merch

southwest. southwest just switched over. they used to charge, they don't anymore.articular card doesn't. the platinum card from american express doesn't. there's a bunch, capital one, many of their cards. what i want you to do is go to nerdwallet.com or cardhub.com and search with that parameter. say i don't want any of these foreign transaction fees. there's a bunch of them out there now. >> it's out there. you've just got to look for it. >> yeah. >> now, what is the difference between a red tagged building and a yellow tagged building from the earthquake, of course? >> man, it is huge. it is huge. a red tagged building, you're not even supposed to go back into for any reason, even to get your stuff out of it. it's like get out, it's too dangerous, we don't know what's going on so stay out. when that happens, it is a huge, huge problem for a homeowner. as a matter of fact, if you ever get your house red tagged and you think it's safe, you really need to fight this. this is what happened in the marina district. all these people were red tagged and they were trying

the winds are coming from the southwest.fell in the santa cruz mountains where we had the highest amounts up to . 2". we will see more in that area. the only reporting station is santa rosa but with the moisture coming in you could have drizzle. could you have scattered light rain through the morning. you can smell it. as we head to the afternoon hours our best chance of seeing showers is cross the north bay. we will check the morning commute. leyla gulen? >> that means after we have had a dry peoples -- spell be careful because when the water hits the oil, it is slick. it is quiet. not too many vehicles. as we look over the altamont pass, tracy to dublin is 33 minutes. that is lit. highway four is 14 minutes from antioch to concord. and san rafael to san francisco is 24 minutes. >> we did not get m rain but it knocked out power to thousands in the east bay. amy hollyfield is in san pablo. >> the problem started at 12:30. at height after 2:00, 12,000 customers had no power. here is what pg&e was telling with. they have been

flooding in the southwest. we have new video coming in overnight as the rising water turns deadly. >>> home depot hacked. tens of millions of customers at risk. what you need to know about this unbelievable security breach again. bigger than target. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. >> home depot confirming the hacking of the security system. it is likely the largest breach of the retailer network. home depot says the hackers remained in the computers unnoticed for five months dating back to april. in that time, they stole credit card data. no evidence they stole debit card pin numbers. the breach affects customers who shopped at the 2,200 brick and mortar stores in u.s. and canada, but not the homedepot.com. the new york times is reporting it was more than 60 million. that is 20 million more than the attack at target. this shows how poorly the retailers are protecting your information. now what if you shopped at home depot in the last five months? >> that is like everybod

that frees up space in terminal a, space that southwest will mostly take over.y the end of the year, southwest will expand from three to six gates at terminal a. the entire terminal only has nine gates. rob with the metropolitan washington airports authority says southwest is now set to leave its mark on reagan national. >> an airline that wasn't even here two years ago will eventually have 44 daily flights making them a legitimate major player at reagan national. >> reporter: aside from the airline and terminal changes, big plans also for the future terminal a. this is what airport officials want the terminal to look like, ipad stations ringing of futuristic circular bar. s so say it's time for a new look. >> this change is good to know what we are paying for is put to good use and trying to increase the customer experienc which is a great thing. >> reporter: adam tuss, news4. >> definitely looks very high-tech. >>> well, it's an effort to give back and literally put a smile back on the faces of some of the uninsured in our area. the university of maryland tran

but ahead of it we will get those wind out of the southwest. that pulls off that warm and very humid air. so tomorrow, it is going to be hotter then today and the dew point, how it feels, above 07 degrees. that is a tropical air mass a lot of kids starting school tomorrow. you definitely don't want to wear fall clothes. wear summer clothes, shorts, the short sleeves, because it will be very hot. this is what is ahead. the heat will be peeking. the heat will be peeking on tuesday, hood midty will drop on wednesday, and however, there is no real cool down until the weekend. we will talk about that in the full accu weather seven day forecast, rick. >> all right we will check back later, thank you. >>> walls came down tonight in southwest philadelphia. two buildings partially collapsed here along the 4800 block of woodland avenue. the upper floors fell down to the sidewalk after 7:00 o'clock but fortunately the ground floor storefront were unoccupied and no one was hurt. two properties with the damage are common walls with neighbors, but l and i ha

southwest last month in a magazine said -- southwest flew six million more passengers in markets under 500 miles in 2001 than last year. more people are driving than flying. southwest is much bigger than they were in 2001. you know, our job is to recapture that market. if we have basically coagulated the vein of short-haul air traffic, that's bad for the country, commerce, individuals. less safe. we're on highways, more likely to get hurt than in an airplane. >> is your organization self-profitable? >> we are a four-year-old startup -- >> so no? >> positive. and very, very close. we expect to be there, in fact, next quarter. >> you're the fourth biggest private jet carrier, and you seem small for that. private carriers overall must be not huge businesses. how big is the overall market? >> so, the -- the market is about 1.2 million hours of hours flown, domestic u.s. per year. we only did 14,000 hours last year. that make us the fourth largest because it's such a fractured market. there are 800 operators in the business, but most only have one or two airplanes. every airport has a local

there you see the wind out of the southwest at eight miles an hour. temperatures across the region -- warming things up. we started with temperatures in the 50's. 71 at dollies -- at dallas. seven in gaithersburg. pretty comfortable in the noon hour -- 71 at dulles. seven in gaithersburg. pretty comfortable at the noon hour. not much -- not much going on. the rain continues to pound parts of the southwest as well as texas. the flood threats continue in houston. austin was hit hard this morning. that is settling down. we're also focusing on parts of new mexico. it will move into parts of oklahoma and the nations midsection eventually, but it is weakening. if you have travel plans for today, very few travel problems. perhaps a delay into dallas and houston. things look fine in atlanta here. across the eastern seaboard, very nice as well. chicago, highs in the 60's. 69 degrees in minneapolis. looking at futurecast -- talk about the chances of rain. notice the cloud cover. futurecast does want a couple of sprinkles this afternoon, about the middle of the

katherine scott is live outside southwest detectives with this exclusive story. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, matt, police believe the teenager who is believed to be 14 to 18 years old is behind two attacks in 3 days. his latest victim is in a wheelchair and spoke to "action news." she suffered from multiple sclorosis for more than 30 years. 10:20 she was at the shop rite at island and lindbergh to play the lottery and on the way home when the teenager jumped off his dark-colored mountain bike when he ran toward her, she was struggling with the attacker, he pulled a knife and stabbed her in the right shoulder. >> all there was was $80, but i had my license and credit cards in there. >> for $80. >> for $80. it hurts, i'll tell you i'm going through pain right now. >> reporter: and police believe the same teenager is behind another attack early monday evening and that attack a 63-year-old man was stabbed and robbed. police are working on getting the surveillance video of the attacker, hoping to release the video or the i am annual of the teena

live at southwest detectives, dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, dap. police are setting sights on this woman. seen stealing a donation box as eye care facility it happened 1:00ing this afternoon crystal vision in mayfair section of philadelphia not only is the money missing but it looks like the suspect brought a child along with her and employee koz not believe what they were seeing. >> you see the young lady take the box and put it in her book bag asks fort key to the bathroom goes to the bathroom and empties the box and discards the box in the bathroom. we enjoy helping others. a person like myself that has a heart i feel like she should return the money. >> the store thinks there was possibly a few hundred dollars inside they use donations for children's summer camp, thanksgiving baskets and gifts fort elderly at christmas. >>> a four alarm fire destroyed a vacant warehouse in the kensington section of philadelphia at 2:30 this morning and fire spread to paper storage business next door and it took almost two hours for fire fighters to get this bla

the record setting storms that washed away cars and drivers in the southwest. >> boy, when it rains,t pours there, right? good afternoon, everybody. our clouds are clearing at the coast but we have sunshine in san jose. that full forecast is straight ahead as the news continues on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, trending this noon... the preliminary conclu >>> you can see the dow is down about 93 points. >>> trending this noon the preliminary conclusion by investigators that malaysia airlines flight 17 was struck by multiple high energy objects causing it to crash in ukraine in july. >>> the claim in new book by steven hawking that the so- called god particle or "higgs boson" has the potential to destroy the evidence. >> the marriage of neil patrick harris to david burqa is trending and bill murray in ghostbusters three. and a super stingy 20-cent tip at a philadelphia restaurant from eagles runningback lashaun mccoy. follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >>> the president will address the country tomorrow night at 6:00 our time. he will lay out plans for dealing with the terrorist group isis. cr

cloudy cover pretty muching from the southwest -- cloud cover approaching from the southwest thanks toproaching system. this guys towards the bottom of the screen is heading out to sea os -- as opposed to up the coast. we may see a passing shower. the fog will lift over the next couple of hours and giving way to clearing as the day wears on. we get into 8:00 p.m. there's the approaching cold front right there. across central pennsylvania you could see thunderstorms maybe heavier downpours, once it crosses the delaware and lehigh valleys. you can see how it falls apart. it encounters drier air across the viewing area. that eats away the frontal system and pushes through the most part dry. tomorrow we're waking up to a decent amount of sun. the quiet weather continues in the tri state. for the jersey shore patchy fog and drizzle. you'll see sun later on this afternoon. it will be limited. 77 degrees is the forecasted high. the wind are out of the south 5 to 10 it will shift of the southwest as the day wears on. 83 degrees is the forecasted high. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10. 57

>>> plus, more rain in the southwest. bracing for a deluge again. >>> new clue in the massive manhunt for the man who killed a state trooper. the nightmare for a community not over yet. as police find a rifle and ammunition. >>> on the prowl in a city. a moup tan lion caught on camera overnight. >>> and a seahawk celebrates a dramatic win over the broncoing with a moment he'll remember forever. >>> and a good monday morning, everyone. i'm dan kloeffler. >> and i'm reena ninan. we begin with the raging wildfires in the west. 17 still burning out of control in five states. >>> a monster fire in northern california has attracted thousands of firefighters from as far away as alaska and florida. >> reporter: the king fire is the biggest one. raging about 60 miles east of sacramento, california. for days, an army of 5,000 personnel from across the country have struggled against the blaze. overnight, they appeared to make progress. the fire is about 17% contained. >> they're making excellent progress. i expect some containment t

winds out of the southwest at 8 miles per hour. the pressure reading is climbing, right now it's under 30 inches. millville, 74. dover, 75. sea isle city, 76 degrees, beach haven 75. we have visibility issues for the most part it's for areas well west city. you get into the outlying areas, lancaster and reading, some of the outlying roads visibility will drop dramatically. be ready for quick-changing visibility problems. 3 miles allentown,.3 for lancaster. we have mostly clear conditions up and down the eastern seaboard. the clouds increase this afternoon. that will bring the threat for showers and thunderstorms after 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., into the evening from west to east across the delaware valley. the forecast for today, we'll keep the frontal system off to the west. him stormy across central pennsylvania. we'll start out with sun, hazy, hot and humid out there. le high pressure barrels in as we get into sunday it will shove that low out to sea. sunday, mild, highs in the upper 70s. nice breeze out of the northwest. lots of sun

because flying new nonstops on southwest is looking pretty good. your low fare now at southwest.com ♪ ♪ >>> we're used to chuckling a bit sometimes at toronto mayor rob ford, but this story is no joke. the mayor has cancer, according to his doctors. the doctors called the malignant sarcoma tumor very rare and difficult. ford's been in the hospital for a week now with the tumor in his abdomen. and last friday, he pulled out of his re-election bid to focus on his health. his brother is running for mayor in his place. >>> tonight's health alert. sun, surf and surgery all at the same time. folks taking advantage of what they call medical tourism. >> as andrea roan reports a few hundred dollars can save you bucks down the line. >> reporter: according to the cdc, up to 750,000 americans travel abroad for surgery every year. tania stuckey is one of them. >> there's a stigma that doctors overseas will do better procedures or they'll take out more. >> reporter: her friends praised their destination cosmetic surgeries and says they have the stunning bodies t

because flying new nonstops on southwest is looking pretty good.k your low fare now at southwest.com ♪ ♪ >>> tonight's restaurant alert is chock full of repeat violators with violations ranging from rats and roaches to some nasty hand washing habits. here's investigative reporter russ ptacek. >> reporter: our august investigation showed d.c. health was not routinely mauking surprise inspections at restaurants with trouble -- making surprise inspections at restaurants with trouble history. as a result we've seen change in department policy that resulted in new closures. now we've got citation details including one with 40 violations plus two new repeat violators. you may remember my first visit at rajaji on cop con avenue northwest after their first -- connecticut avenue northwest after their first closure last year. in the dining room it's tidy and white tablecloths, but in the kitchen these are all over back here, last year we found lots of evidence of rats. fast forward to 2014, the wusa9 restaurant alert shows 11 violations from the repeat closu

. >> much more to cover here on "eyewitness news", rainfall, historic proportions in the southwest. >> tech lovers await the word on apple's next big thing, back in two minutes. >>> records rainfall is pounding the southwest. torents of water raged on the streets of southern nevada after 4 inches of rain fell in just four hours. arizona is under a state of emergency. two women died after their cars were swept away by rushing waters. phoenix recorded its single day record for rainfall. >>> meanwhile, cooler weather ws slowed the spread of wild fire in yosemite national park. it helps the helicopter evacuation of dozens of people from the famous half dome rock. about 120 firefighters, 11 aircraft, fighting those flames. embers of fire sparked by lightning several weeks ago apparently started that fire. >> so so much rain in the southwest, we seeing any today. >> definitely going to see some today, but based on where are you, what you are going to find out, there and much like yesterday, the further northwest you are, the nicer it will be but little different scenario here today. more wi

be on the lookout for radio flooding across the southwest and to tennessee. could be trouble in south florida and the western rockies as well. >>> and flying, airport delays possible in phoenix and houston, all because of those storms. >>> well, psychologicschools ins mountain are closed for the second day as details emerge about the man who shot state troopers. >> eric frein shaved his head into a mohawk. he spent years reenacting history with a military simulation group. police say in his current frame of mind he may be assuming the role of a soldier. >> in the event you are listening to this broadcast while cowering in a cold, damp hiding place, i want you to know one thing, eric, we are coming for you. >> as the manhunt continues, a funeral is being held for brian dickson. the corporal killed in the ambush. many turned out for the viewing last night to pay their respects. >>> another center around the university of virginia where an 18-year-old female student has been missing since saturday morning. they released this video showing hannah graham walking p

this week odile might dump twice as much rain on the southwest.cabo san lucas, local homes and businesses are destroyed. some residents were seen looting local markets. tens of thousands of tourists are waiting to get out of the hurricane-ravaged resort areas. friends kenna and angela rode out the storm at this hotel. >> our floor flooded out. there was debris everywhere. windows blew out. definitely the scariest night of my life waiting for that hurricane to pass. >> reporter: the airport in los cabos is still closed to commercial flights but angela and kenna were flown out to tijuana on a military plane as the mexican government started airlifting stranded tourists out. hard to believe the desert southwest will be impacted by yet another hurricane this season. this road and these sandbags, the last line of defense for this community against what could be another raging flood. rob marciano, abc news, mesa, arizona. >> inn credible images. the reulentless rains are hitting the southwest with more downpours coming the rest of the week. >> our cover

deadly historic floods across the southwest. hundreds rescued from the rising waters and the threat for the severe storms not over yet. indra petersons is tracking what you need to know. >>> security breach at home depot. tens of millions of customers may have had their credit card information stolen. a cyber attack that could be bigger than any other and went on more months without noticed. we're breaking it all down. >> biggest breach ever. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. 5:00 a.m. in the east. let's start with the hack of the retailers payment system. this time, home depot. tens of millions of consumers could be affected in the data breach. home depot says hackers remained inside computers unnoticed for five months dating back to april. in that time, they stole credit card data. no evidence yet they stole debit card pins. it affected customers shopping at brick and mortar stores. >> that is everybody. >> not homedepot.com. no official confirmation of how many people have had information sto

because flying new nonstops on southwest is looking pretty good.ook your low fare now at southwest.com ♪ >>> the fbi has a new way to track down criminals and even though you may be innocent your picture could end up in that database. the agency's facial recognition system up and running now for thousands of law enforcement agencies all over the country and it's loaded with about 8 million mugshots and it's got the ability to link your facial characteristics or fingerprints to personal info like addresses or age, but according to news week by the end of this year the database is expected to have more than 4 million pictures taken for noncriminal reasons and it's not quite clear where those images would come from. >>> three, two, engines start, one, zero and liftoff. >> wouldn't you like to see liftoff like that soon from nasa? it could come. today the space agency tapped boeing and spacex for a partnership to put american astronauts back on american spacecraft. the first flight is planned for 2017 when america's deal with russia ends. nasa is hopin

because flying new nonstops on southwest is looking pretty good.ok your low fare now at southwest.com ♪ >>> a wusa 9 usa today investigation has identified a secret list of risky natural gas pipelines all over the dc area. >> investigative reporter russ ptacek is battling to get it and reports on an aging underground system, creating risks here and across the country. >> reporter: your neighborhood could be on that list, but we can't tell you because it's not public and officials won't turn it over. the gas companies are fighting our attempts to get it. and it is no secret how dangerous natural gas can be when things go wrong. watch, prince georges fire evacuated 50 people, but firefighters stayed inside a natural gas leak at lito's pizza, and more were moving in. >> we have an explosion in the building. we have an explosion in the building. >> reporter: the 2009 gas explosion gutted several stores, including the pizza shop owned by mohammad sudiki. >> we had a fire, power outage, and then the gas smell. >> reporter: investigation photos show the d

because flying new nonstops on southwest is looking pretty good.ook your low fare now at southwest.com ♪ >>> new information in the push to find those two missing montgomery county children. police want businesses to pay close attention to two flyers with info about sarah and jacob hoggle. the flyers call on montgomery county businesses to check their surveillance footage for either of these vehicles on sunday, september 7th and the next day. all this information is on www.wusa9.com plus our facebook and twitter pages. these young people have been missing two weeks now last seen with their mom catherine who is in custody and investigators keep trying to build a home see case against her. >>> we have a couple consumer alerts to tell you about tonight, the first involving chrysler vehicle owners recalling more than 230,000 dodge durangos and jeep grand cherokees because of a faulty fuel pump. the recall involves certain 2011 models. chrysler says the issue has not caused any known injuries or death. >>> also a scam alert that's trapped dozens of folk

their yearly rainfall in 48 hours, and there could be some unfortunately big stories out of the southwest due to the flooding tomorrow. mostly clear and comfortably cool and 56 for philadelphia and your five-day at 5:00, we are sitting pretty for the next five days overall. 76 tomorrow and the cool down on friday as the front slips through of 71 and we return the flow for the weekend, saturday morning clouds and afternoon sun and 78 and the eagles 73 degrees and clouds and showers coming on monday at 77, we'll move up the temperatures, rick and -- monica? >> have you guys met? >> like ten years ago. >> time flies. more to come in the next half our of "action news" at 5:00. police are still trying to find the person that attacked a "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. a homeless woman is brutally attacked in camden, tonight her family is pleading for help in finding the man that did it. and the shocking actions of a doctor the moments before joan rivers de

because flying new nonstops on southwest is looking pretty good.k your low fare now at southwest.com ♪ ♪ >>> in tonight's health alerts headaches can be a common nuisance for most of us but for some they can be excruciating. >> nearly 4,000 people suffer from what's called cluster headaches, incurable and more painful than migraines and a device the size of a remote control may one day dial back all that pain. >> reporter: headaches can truly make for a rough day. there are many different kinds of remedies out there for headaches caused by other illnesses than migraines like pills, acupuncture and botox, but for those who experience cluster headaches relief is hard to come by. 39-year-old paula terrio has suffered from cluster headaches four years. it doesn't matter where he is or what he's doing. two to three times a day paul is nearly paralyzed with pain. >> they hit really hard right around temple area and feels like somebody stabbing behind my pupil. >> reporter: medicine has no effect. so paul has to sit quietly or lie down, sometimes waiting

winds out of the southwest at 7. the pressure is 30.01 inches.tellite and radar showing lots of clouds in place. we'll see sunshine breaking through the clouds, though. we see that line of storms that moved through yesterday. we had 53-mile an hour wind gusts. that's out of here. well have showers move through today, but scattered not as widespread. future tracker 6 showing at 1:00 p.m. this model has thunderstorms popping up here or there, the trouble is you can't ignore it. you see the area of red if you're caught in one of these, you get good downpours, even though they are not widespread you have to be caution. by 5:00 p.m. we have a few along the coastline. one in wildwood, one out to the west. that also it for the day. you can see a spotty thunderstorm at any point. you need to be careful otherwise you're sitting with clouds and sunshine. you have to watch for the thunderstorms. noon, 82. 3:00 p.m., 84 degrees. very humid in the city a few storms around 88 degrees for your high. it will play out by 8:00 a.m., lots of clouds and 74. 1:11 a.m

out of the in the southwest, all do to the remnants of odiel. it will go like this. phoenix, sky harbor, las vegas, salt lake city and denver could see thundershowers, but look out for phoenix because that's where the effects of the storm will be. >> the remnants of the storm are poised to bring devastating flooding millions of people from and california to texas could see several inches of rain today. here's more. >> reporter: month's worth of rain could fall in hours as the remnants of hurricane odiel move through the southwest. the rain has already started falling. odiel is expected to cause historic flooding in the region. less than two feet of water can move a vehicle. >> it's very deceiving because it can be passable and 30 seconds later, the wallful fer of water can be coming down, and depending on when you enter the area you might get caught at the wrong time. >> reporter: last week severe flooding wreaked havoc and led to dozens of water rescues. >> we're building and then we're going to run it along the straight line. >> when i heard there was more rain com

because flying new nonstops on southwest is looking pretty good.your low fare now at southwest.com ♪ >>> now with the latest on a wildfire still spreading in california. >> this blaze is burning just east of sacramento. at this hour, only five percent is contained. schools in this area have decided to close for another day. the fire crews just don't know what the blaze will do next. mandatory evacuations also under way. starched over 12,000 acres. threatening more than a thousand homes. ground and air crew are working to extinguish those flames. this is one of 12 flames burning in california. >>> police are looking for a man armed and extremely dangerous. an arrest warrant has been issued for him but he's still on the loose. investigators say he is a survivalist who has compressexp the desire to commit mass murder or kill police personnel. >>> in the district a mother is facing first degree murder for killing her three-year-old son. this is video of her at her son's vigil earlier this summer. police arrested her earlier today. in june the boy was f

and moves up into the deserts of the southwest.active hurricane season in the eastern pacific. 100 mi. per hour wind as we pointed out. here is where the rain will fall. heavy tropical rain goes into arizona. folks watching us in the southwest get set because of another round of the unseasonably heavy rain is on the way. interesting couple of weeks down in the southwest with bursts of heavy rain on occasion. 68 here with sunshine back tomorrow. 72 wednesday. 82 on saturday. >> that looks like a beautiful week. >> thank you so much for joining us today. >> remember we are back at 5:00 >> remember we are back at 5:00 and at 9:00. in the criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. unbelievable. god, you never learn. well, they were different. they shaded. they omitted. no, they lied. just like robert lied. i forgot my hairdryer. i will buy you a new one. you're not goi

>>> wednesday night, who would rob a women in the wheelchair, someone did just that, in southwest philadelphia, and stabbed her in the process. >>> also did the nfl commissioner get caught in a lie? a bomb shell revelation in the ray rice abuse scandal. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news a plan just filled out by the president to take on isis terrorist. >> our objective is clear, we will degrade, and ultimately destroy eye sell through a comprehensive and, sustain counter terrorism strategy. >> reporter: president obama just wrapped up that speech about 45 minutes ago, and in it he said that the united states will wage a military campaign begins i isis and major reversal, deepen the military presence in the middle east. >> that means taking the fight against isis also known as isil into syria launching air strikes on key isis targets. >> i have made it clear that we will hunt down terrorist who threaten our country where ever they are. and that means i will not hesitate to take action against isis in serial as well as iraq. thinks a core principal of my presidency.

snow-covered lands lie idle, winter fruits and vegetables grown in the warm southwest with colorado river are shipped to dinner tables across the nation. in return, these irrigated areas find farm machinery and other projects from the manufacturing centers. this exchange of goods between west and east, north and south, has helped develop america's free enterprise prosperity. hoover dam has pointed the way to the utilization of the colorado river is resources. man is adding other mighty reclamation projects to the stairway of dams. in northern arizona, glen canyon dam has joined hoover dam and conquering the colorado. potential sites in other canyons await the day when they will cradle mighty multipurpose dams. these developments will write new chapters in the story of hoover dam, truly a modern civil engineering wonder. ♪ >> here is a message to congress from one of the student camp competition winners. >> genetically modified tomatoes, corn, and soybeans are probably the most common. >> according to the usda, 90% of all corn and cotton and 93% of also being crops planted in the united st

you can see 0 how we have showers pulling up out of the southwest. not looking at a strong line of activity coming through. in fact as we look at future tracker 6 as we advance this a little bit, maybe a spot shower or thunderstorm this is 1:00 p.m. if you're sitting on the beach when this comes through, that's going to be an issue. you have to be careful about that. nonetheless we're not seeing widespread act tift. it's going -- activity. it's going to be a day keep an eye to the sky. only a couple of showers or thunderstorms in place here or there. we are not expecting the severe storms that we were scernld about concerned about yesterday. we have lots of clouds and sunshine. 82 at noon, 3:00 p.m., 84 degrees, you won't have a sea breeze kick in, because it's a south/southwesterly flow. but we have a chance of a thunderstorm. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, muggy today, 88 degrees for the high, feeling hotter than that when you factor in the humidity with the heat. tomorrow, 94. we haven't had a lot of days in the 90s. wednesday, less

you can see the flags are moving like wind speeds out of the southwest.9 miles per hour it's going to be a comfortable evening. temperatures at 79 griz. humidity at 52%. 78 in potstown. low 70s in mount pocono. 78 degrees in sweedzboro. temperatures in northeast at 81 degrees. we are going to see a nice evening, but clouds will continue to increase. i'll have your seven-day forecast coming up. >> thanks, brittany. >>> more than two weeks of tips leads, and possible sightings, but police say they have a suspected police killer contained within five square miles. why the location for the manhunt took a different turn this weekend and what police believe may have been hidden in the dense woods with the suspect. >>> what's a fun way to raise awareness for a deadly disease? how local volunteers and athletes work to kick people's butts today. >>> the philadelphia union and temple university's hospital helped to help stamp out ebola. nbc has a kick in the butt ebola challenge. it involves kicking a slightly inflated ball at someone's behind and you can post a vi

parts of the southwest are bracing for more strong storms. more heavy rain along the gulf coast, down into florida, and up the southeastern coastline. >> temperatures in the 70s and 80s have the eastern part of the country looking like ind january summer. warmer in the southwest. >>> still to come, where to get your free cup of coffee on this national coffee day. >>> then the ripple effects of the air traffic control facility fire. they could continue to be felt for weeks. >>> and not your usual swimming partner. some folks get an up close and personal look with one of the largest animals on the planet. those details on their dip coming up. >>> welcome back. a trial is set to start today to term if the dochlt's bailout of aig was legal. the company was near collapse during the 2008 financial crisis. the government stepped in with a bailout in return for control. aig's founder claims the government takeover was illegal and deprived stock hoerlsd of just compensation. >>> facebook makes available to marketers today the vast amount of data it ha

severe storms packing heavy rain and hurricane-like winds slammed the hard-hit southwest. washing out interstates, flooding entire neighborhoods, even shutting down the airport in phoenix. the latest details straight ahead. >>> president obama is coming clean about how u.s. intelligence underestimated the growing threat from the brutal islamic militant group isis. the rebels are threatening to swallow up much of the meefts. >>> a new report shows using a cash machine that doesn't belong to your bank getting more expense of. so is the fee for overdrawing your checking account. banks are making up for limits placed upon them after the financial crisis. >>> pediatricians are giving another reason to keep kids away from sodas. it can lead to weaker bones, mostly because it takes the place of milk and the calcium children need for bone strength. those are some of our top stories on this monday, september 29th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i'm so glad it's international coffee day and it falls on a monday. and i think we can have a barista here with

. >> record rain paralyzing the southwest. in phoenix 3" fell the day. ever. two were killed. cars stranded on highways. >> big tidal wave took me out and flooded the truck. >> we had hundreds of people stranded with flooded out cars and slading off the roads. >> this video gives you a sense of how high the water rose, with this keyager going beyond the best hoop. >> near tuscon a woman was killed when her was the bridge by the water. >> no words explain the panic. >> 100 homes were evacuated when the waters were above the transformers. in nevadan interstate was shut down after 4" of rain fell in two hours. it is not just the southwest, this is what coastal virginia look like after a day of rain, 30" water covered some roads. the rain is not over. in parts of the southwest had could be 3" more of rain and the east coast, similar, 6" to 10" of rain are possible in some places. >>> and we had high pressure in the southwest, and remember our hurricane norbert with the counter flow pushing the moisture into the southwest and up and over it in the plains and down to the southeast a

taking on the islamic state organization washington launches its first day of strikes southwest of baghdad as the u.s. continues to build an international alliance. president barack obama ok for the u.s. to send 3000 military personnel to help fight the evil outbreak in west africa. >> we begin in ukraine where the kiev government has just ratified the association of agreement that promises to bring closer ties to the european union. but the historic occasion has been somewhat overshadowed by the decision to succumb to pressure from moscow and delay applying a free trade deal between ukraine and eu until 2016. let's take a listen to what the ukrainian president had to say. >> the first 100 ukrainians who died in february, 872 who died in the east, died not only for ukraine, but for a place in europe. since the second world war, no other nation has faced such a high price for the right to be european. tell me please who will bear close the door of europe to ukraine? >> for more on the story, i am joined here in the studio by a ukrainian expert. how significant is this pact? >> it is very si

they were fighting iraqi forces southwest of baghdad. president obama said last week he was broadening the campaign to destroy the militant group. he said the strategy is beyond protects u.s. citizens. the president said the u.s. will deploy 75 additional service members to iraq. he indicated he is willing to launch air strikes on the islamic state militants in syria. >>> members of obama's administration are trying to build a coalition. they have been pressing leaders in iran. the supreme leader is rejecting the request. ayatollah khomeini spoke on state-run tv. he said washington's goal of maintaining influence in the middle east is hollow and self serving. iran is a predominately shia nation and on alert with the fighters in the group. some analysts said iran and the u.s. may team up against the islamic state. >>> residents of ukraine hope the cease-fire would hold. people in the city of donetsk got caught in a battle on sunday. six residents killed and 15 wounded and some homes destroyed. monitoring with the organization for security

the new look for southwest airlines has taken off. a new logo, a heart, and a darker blue paint for its planes. the look carries over to southwest facilities and airports. its website and snacking packages. and comes after southwest acquired air tran and started international flights. >> jaguar reentering the compact sedan market. the new car will cost $44,000 when it goes on sale next year. making it the least expensive jag on sale in the u.s. compacts are the biggest segment for luxury car makers. one analyst calls it jaguar's bet the house gamble. >> i still probably couldn't afford one of those. >> fun to look at. maybe even better to ride in if you get a friend that can afford one. >> the next story. let's all take one deep breath. because that's exactly what the guy needed to do in this case. >> after that, oliver stump fell, picked up 27 beer steins, and carried them more than 130 feet. and that, folks, folks is kid aid new world record for the most liters of beer ever carried. >> that is very impressive. oliver spent months tr

and up into the southwest, we're concerned.entially drop up to 7 inches of rain on the desert there. you know the washers are full. watch out as we're drive. and going >> good morning, washington. a beautiful day to look forward to. a fair amount of cloud cover with sprinkles across the region. this is the cold front crossing the mid-atlantic. temperatures are warmer than yesterday, cloud cover and 69 degrees and the scene. head into the afternoon hours, comfortable >>> so hold on, this sign came out. and it is a paeeach to the appl. apples to apples -- >> atlanta to new york. >> atlanta to new york. it's very simple. let's go ahead and get inside. more quizzes to come. >> not bad. >>> starting off the heat index, new research on the times website overnight. gettingless than five hours of sleep a night means you could lose some memory. and this study in psychological science that ties sleep deprivation to false memories. you forget things and make stuff up. >> that's crazy. it's like you dream while you're awake. >> they did a

southwest. it it is is on on the the move move up up the the coast coast of of baja, baja, california. california. this this video video from from cabo cabo castro castro valley valley san san lucas lucas shows shows the the powerful powerful winds. winds. it it is is releasing releasing monster monster waves. waves. the the california california surfers surfers are are already already hitting hitting the the water. water. high high surf surf advisories advisories are are in in effect effect until until monday. monday. >>> >>> california california may may not not get get the the help help it it needs needs for for its its drought drought this this winter, winter, at at least least from from el nino. el nino. earlier earlier they they predicted predicted an an 80% 80% chance chance an an el nino el nino system system would would develop. develop. now now that's that's to to 60%. 60%. meteorologists meteorologists say say if if we we get get only only a a weak weak el nino, el nino, the the extra

and up into the southwest, we're concerned. up to 7 inches of rain on the desert there. you know the washers are full. watch out as we're driving. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. high clouds late this afternoon. a cooling trend continues today. showers are possible when through thursday. dry and warmer-than-average weather for the weekend. mid-to-upper 70's around the bay. nearly 80 in the south bay. mid-80's inland. seven-day forecast is the coolest day with the showers on thursday >>> so hold on, this sign came out. and it is a peach to the apple. it took me a little bit. apples to apples -- >> atlanta to new york. >> atlanta to new york. it's very simple. let's go ahead and get inside. more quizzes to come. >> thank you, ginger. not bad. >>> starting off the heat index, new research on the times website overnight. it reveals that getting less than five hours of sleep a night could effect your memory. that makes sense. everybody knows you could lose memory if you don't get enough sleep. and t