. >> i'm asking for accountability from southwest airlines.ant them to acknowledge the racial racial profiling. i want them to reconsider how they train their flight attendants, southwest said it's reviewing the incident and plans to reach out to mccarthy to address her concerns. >> southwest has previously said its employees receive, quote, robust training on human trafficking. >> well, coming up, the wife accused of trying to poison her husband, how she was allegedly caught. plus we hear from the fedex driver who delivered a fedex driver who delivered a life saving rescue when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice. ride it out with the tradeoffs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms? with ubrelvy, there's another option. one dose works fast to eliminate migraine pain. treat it anytime, anywhere without worrying where you are or if it's too late. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. migraine pain relief starts with u. ask a

in various offices along the southwest border. for 10 of those years until the establishment of dhs in 2003, doj i.g. oversaw the immigration and that muchization -- naturalization service and its component, the u.s. border patrol. of i personally observed three operations in which ins detailed agents to the southwest border, and i investigated financial irregularities related to one of those operations. as i promised congress during my confirmation process as homeland security i.g., i prioritized oversight of border security and immigration. my first visit to the southwest border was within two months of my confirmation, and since then i've personally traveled to the southwest border nine times to review dhs operations and border conditions. these trips have encompassed all nine border patrol sectors from san diego, california, to the rio grande valley in texas. in addition, my senior staff or i have visited the northern borders of washington, michigan, new york, vermont and florida's maritime border. during my visits i've engage

let's take the southwest border just a second. let's look at border patrol because we know the millions of illegal aliens coming in every day. border patrol agents are pulled off the front line and some areas 85%-90% of border patrol agents are pulled off and away from their national security mission back into facilities relegated to a ministry of duties. that's insanity. there are large strategic locations that are uncontrolled, unmanned. we are vide expanding the cartels. expanding their ability to push drugs and criminals across the border. that's a fact. ask any agent that has spent five minutes on the border and they will tell you exactly what i told you. that's reality. again i will go back first 30 months, 1.6 million known getaway. borders matter. if the majority of aliens come across turn themselves in and wait from border patrol agents, why do we have a got away? that's where the criminals live. as with murderers, rapists, pedophiles, smugglers, traffickers, gang members, that's where they live among the 2 million got a

>>> frightening close call at a san diego airport, a southwest flight almost taking off into a landingess jet is an air traffic control shortage to blame? >>> damar hamlin's emotional and miraculous return. back in the game today just months after collapsing on the field. >>> and back here in maui the unbreakable spirit of the people here how they're making it through this disaster, together >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news," reporting tonight from maui, tom llamas >>> good evening we are here in maui tonight where the scope of the devastation is finally coming into full view. behind me just a sliver of the destruction. but you can see the power of these wildfires. we've now learned some 2200 structures were damaged or destroyed by the wildfires, nearly all of them residential. this is the scene today. thousands of cars trying to get back into lahaina homeowners hoping to learn if their house still stands across the island thousands are now homeless and so many in desperate need of food and supplies. but they are the lucky ones the death toll is expected to grow even higher toni

southwest southwest southwest england and southwest scotland, england.ds really around these really picking up around these western coasts dawn, parts of western coasts by dawn, parts of the east and northern parts of scotland may well stay dry through the night. actually through the night. and actually northern generally northern scotland will generally stay but elsewhere stay dry tomorrow. but elsewhere it's a bit of a wet and windy while start in places very gusty winds in wales and southwest england , we may well see some england, we may well see some brighter skies here through the afternoon cheer up in afternoon and it may cheer up in northern ireland, but we're quite concerned about the rain really northern really building up in northern ireland go through the really building up in northern irela so go through the really building up in northern irela so we go through the really building up in northern irela so we do go through the really building up in northern irela so we do have'ough the really building up in northern irela so we do have anh the

shifting around to the southwest, kind of keeping that water piled up on shore. so that's been our main -- one of our main messages is to not let your guard down as the storm begins to pull away. >> jane: which can happen especially as the sun comes out into the afternoon, and i think a lot of people breathing that sigh of relief as idalia pulls up to the north but water still high. matt anderson, science and operations officer for the national weather service out of tampa bay. wish you the best as we continue to forecast the next couple of hours. all right, want to check in on our fox team on the ground here in florida. in fact, we have fox news reporter matt finn who will join us live from tampa. matt, how are the conditions there as they've unfolded tonight? >> matt: we are on st. pete beach, which is about a 20-minute or 30-minute drive west of tampa. this is one of the barrier islands. right now, this is the strongest wind we've seen since we've gotten here. and, um, rather notable, the ocean is slowly swallowing this entire beach. the water line now has bee

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the heat dome to the southwest, but it will not impact us too much. we will warm up into the triple digits this weekend near the inland east bay. but we quickly get back to the 80s. this is a fast-moving system. the heat dome will also build its way into san francisco where we see a 10 degrees jump from today all the way into sunday. and right back down to where we should be next week . all the way into the north bay, partly cloudy this afternoon. 78 today. 88 by saturday. 94 by sunday. we cool into the 80s as we head into next monday and tuesday. (warehouse ambience) introducucing togo's's nenew french d dip sandwicics featuring fresh arartisan breae piled d high with h tender roasast beef, smsmothered wiwith melty provolone e cheese anand served w with hot auau for dipppping. try the roroast beef o or pastri french dipips today only a at togo's >>> the 49ers will play the first preseason game in under two weeks and there is plenty of work to do before leaving for vegas. vern glenn has more in this morning's red & gold report. >>> this is the volkswa

a life-threatening tropical storm is hitting the southwest right now just as an earthquake rocks the same area. deadly flooding across mexico as hurricane hilary plowed toward the u.s., relentless rain and powerful winds now hammering the southwest. areas surrounding los angeles evacuated. parts of las vegas flooded. and the worst is yet to come. >> i'm afraid people might die. >>> now an earthquake just north of los angeles. in washington state thousands ordered to evacuate as massive wildfires burn out of control. hundreds of structures destroyed. firefighters unable to contain the fires. >>> president biden travels to maui tomorrow amid growing anger at state and federal officials' handling of the crisis what residents are telling us. >>> an unmanned russian spacecraft crashes into the moon. a major failure for that country's race to space. >>> two terrifying injuries in nfl preseason games. players carted off on stretchers one game stopped entirely even as the league implements new rules to keep players safe >>> plus the new movement across the country banning cell phones in scho

across the southwest officials assess the damage in the mojave desert an 18-wheeler up to its windows in mud with rainfall records set across the region palm springs narrowly avoiding disaster after the 911 emergency lines temporarily went down, as 50% of their average annual rainfall fell in only six hours. entire neighborhoods blanketed in sludge. residents evacuated by bulldozers >> the 10 being washed out in both directions, that's not a good sign. >> reporter: in mexico water rushed the roads. while los angeles avoided the worst of the storm, the rapid rain did leave firefighters pulling this car from the l.a. river. elsewhere others looked on in disbelief. >> and then you come and out of nowhere your car's floating. >> reporter: incredibly no injuries or deaths reported in the u.s. tonight a sigh of relief this could have been so much worse. >> erin joining me now. and erin, cleanup continues where you are as many locals are apparently still stuck in their homes >> reporter: that's right, lester. the water rushed down that mountain and carved into this field. those rocks you see

texas is the heart of america's southwest. the wide open spaces, the home of great cities like dallas of cowboys and cattle and farms, and of oil wells and factories and the fair of texas is the giant window of the southwest. it's a busy show. window two, four, six days every october, texans and their neighbors from around the world visit the nearly 200 acre fairgrounds to see and partake of what texans call the biggest boon education and entertainment. it's a lively happy crowd which comes here drawn by the displays from farm and factory, from home and abroad. you see. but we're standing here much too long. it's time we walked around to, see everything at much closer quarters. and i have an idea that families see them right over there. mr. and mrs. john tubbs with ten year old daughter mary frances and eight year old son johnny. mr. tubbs, a dairy, is taking a day off to the traditional visit to the fair with the family. they've all looked forward to this for weeks, especially johnny, who is big enough now to know what he wan

good to say the us southwest is on highland. how dangerous is hillary at this point as well? you can see behind me what's going on right now. this road was only about 20 minutes ago. now it's completely called the mirror of water washing over the roadway. and what's right here, it's like i think for the water to go down, always tell folks if they can't see the bottom of the roadway, they just drive through it. turn around, don't brown. now this is not a very windy system. this is a water lock system. someplace has 2 years worth of rainfall in just one or 2 days time that the california, for example, average is $4.00 centimeters per year. they could see 5 to 10 centimeters today. matthew, this weather is very unusual for california or in the city lot, palm springs. the instance where you uh, a people prepaid for what's coming. i to an extent they were simply because public officials have done such a good job of hanging out sandbags, cancelling events, shutting down natural parts before the rain began. that said, though, i'm a little bit worried there. for example, the tractor

. the detail southwest.e detail for plenty of for today, though, plenty of showers towards the north showers around towards the north and west the uk today. some and west of the uk today. some of on the heavy potentially of them on the heavy potentially thundery particularly of them on the heavy potentially thunderthe particularly of them on the heavy potentially thunderthe north ticularly of them on the heavy potentially thunderthe north and arly of them on the heavy potentially thunderthe north and northeast towards the north and northeast of more the way of of scotland, more in the way of sunshine down the sunshine down towards the south and between showers and east between those showers and east between those showers and that allow temperatures and that will allow temperatures to into the low 20s to climb into the low 20s celsius peaking in the south—east around or 23 south—east at around 22 or 23 degrees. note so the rain gathering down towards the south—west of the uk and that will start to push its wa

as for the southwest flight that caught fire. the faa says it's investigating andrew morgan. >> lionel, thank you. now to breaking news in canada. a raging wildfire is forcing new evacuations. the biggest city in the northwest territories, yellowknife has been ordered to evacuate a massive fire as it closes in. the city is home to 20,000 people. forecasters say the flames could reach the city this weekend. this is canada's worst wildfire season on record with more than 1000 wildfire burning across the country. now to a possible cause in the wildfire disaster in maui. >> new video is fueling speculation that downed power lines were the initial spark. here's abc's melissa don. >> recovery efforts continue on the island of maui. the county mayor authorizing relief for the many homes destroyed during the deadly wildfire. >> i'm authorizing waiving property taxes for this year, and that includes structures as well as land. the taxes that have already been paid will be refunded to those families, survivors sharing how they managed to s

southwest border is wide open. the evidence is clear more than 5.5 million encounters god away since 2021. nearly 380,000 encounters of unaccompanied minors. a record number of retinal poisonings in the united states largely driven by drugs flooding across our southwest border. the crisis is a direct result of the secretaries dereliction of duties. it is being published later today and makes all this clear. today's hearing and subsequent hearings and the consequences of these policies. before i get to the subject of today's hearing i want to briefly talk about some of those numbers because i am sure we are in for a few days of unjustified celebration about what they mean every member that you hear the other side of the aisle talking about is still a number far above crisis levels. even by the measure of president obama's former dhs secretary. we are still averaging more than 3000 a day. jeh johnson once said that 1000 overwhelms us as demand is a crisis. we are also seeing a number of aliens arriving at the port of

they assumed as most of us would that their airline, in this case, southwest, had made a mistake. >> but when we went to the baggage claim office they informed me that the bag had been scanned coming off of the airplane and scanned going on to the carousel. >> reporter: jeff says his missing suitcase matches this one, and he had hidden an air tag inside it. an air tag he can track using his phone, and when he checked, it was on the move. >> i could see the bag showing on technology drive at highway 87. a few minutes later, it's on highway 87 going through downtown san jose. >> so jeff got in his car and drove all over san jose until he tracked the suitcase here to a homeless encampment off story road near highway 101. he called police. by the time they arrived, there wasn't a lot left to find. >> i recovered this shirt. >> reporter: officers also found the empty box of a souvenir mug jeff had bought on vacation, but his suitcase and the rest of his stuff was gone. >> i'm extremely frustrated. >> reporter: officers also found one of his rare t-shirts at the encampment but nothing else

ahead how southwest is now responding.re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to "cnn new central." ♪ >>> new legal arguments and new social media outbursts unleashed at a fast clip for donald trump all in the face of a fast-approaching deadline in his election interference case. trump's defense lawyers have until 5:00 p.m. to respond to the special counsel's proposed evidence rules. prosecutors want the court to limit the former president's handling of key evidence. partly because trump keeps lashing out at the judges and the prosecutors in his criminal cases. jack smith's team says that could skew the trial and have a chilling effect on witnesses. cnn's paula reed is tracking all of this for us. all right. so paula, this is the first of many key deadlines as this case is heading to trial. >> yeah. let's be clear, this is not about a gag order. no one is trying to restrict the former president from discussing this case writ large. the problem is between now and when this eventual

sunday night the southwest. that'll bring som monday. back sunday night the southwest.that'll bring som monday. back to tonight,|ht into monday. back to tonight, though, of clear though, it's a case of clear spells and showers. the most frequent showers the frequent showers towards the north uk, some north and west of the uk, some of them fairly heavy towards the north—west the north—west of scotland. in the best of the clear spells down towards the south—east, temperatures holding up fairly towards the south—east, temfactually holding up fairly towards the south—east, temfactually at lding up fairly towards the south—east, temfactually at 15 ng up fairly towards the south—east, temfactually at 15 or up fairly towards the south—east, temfactually at 15 or 16» fairly well actually at 15 or 16 degrees falling lower degrees and falling no lower than 14 towards the north. than 13 or 14 towards the north. and northwest. for sunday, and northwest. as for sunday, well, day of sunshine and well, it's a day of sunshine and showers. most showers. the showers most frequent widespr

certainly in the southwest. there is no way a farm of 160 acres in arizona was ever going to be able to succeed. there weren't any water sources in a lot of places the soil was not all that great. made it clear water it wasto the secret to the settlement of the west. a lot of the countries did not want to hear that at all. sent you're never going toof settle a lot of the western united states. the price to be paid hundreds of thousands of farmers that came to thein high plains in the 188s and 1890s who tried to farm. they were miserableur failures. even under normal conditions he had the drought in the 1890s it was a disaster. powell was a environmental profit before his time. i'm not sure were still quite hearing that message were still on the southwest spirit living beyond our means. the colorado river at thed botm of the grand canyon is part of the canyon is a very powerful rib it's not that big of a river compared to what eastern rivers. it does not have the big of volume of water. it is now supporting 25 or

. >> southwest bought.ex is on the go. >> several of the close calls were linked to mistakes by air traffic controllers. an industry coping with severe staffing issues. a report in june found 20 of the 26 critical air traffic control facilities were staffed below the minimum threshold, with controllers working mandatory overtime time and six day work weeks to cover the shortages. as we are reducing positions in facilities that are not staffed to their current guideline numbers. one big issue, the mandatory retirement age of 56 for air traffic controllers. responding to the new york times report, the faa told abc news the us aviation system is the safest in the world, but one close call is too many, adding if there is a shortage of controllers for a shift, we slow traffic to match the staffing level and another issue behind the shortage is the training and certification of new controllers, which by the way, can take five years from the air to the sea. >> now a pioneering cargo ship is setting sail on its mai

>>> tropical storm hilary drenching the southwest. tens of millions are preparing for life-threatening floodwaters from idaho to northern mexico. the latest on hilary's path plus the path of sdrudestruction it's already left behind. >>> former president trumpill w not take the stage for the debate the reason he's skipping the debate >>> a growing number of schools making the call to ban cell phones entirely from the classroom. reception to that decision a lot more positive for teachers than parents. we'll go inside that debate. one boot was all it took to lift spain to their first championship in all of women's soccer the exclusive group they now join with their women's world cup win over england >>> and police in georgia honor a fallen deputy by escorting his daughter to her first day of school "early today" starts right now >>> good morning, i'm steven romo a lot to get to. but we do want to begin with the historic weather event happening right now on the west coast. hilary becoming the first tropical storm to slam into southern cal

by far southwest of england. by dawn . but as i say, far southwest of england. by dawn., 8 or 9 in dawn. but as i say, 8 or 9 in towns and cities could older than in the countryside . than this in the countryside. but it's the focus is going to be across the southwest be the rain across the southwest through the morning. some heavy rain across wales, through the morning. some heavy rain southern ss wales, through the morning. some heavy rain southern england, through the morning. some heavy rain southern england and for central southern england and for northern ireland as well. that rain getting into the midlands by part of the day to rain getting into the midlands by north part of the day to rain getting into the midlands by north and part of the day to rain getting into the midlands by north and east of the day to rain getting into the midlands by north and east of it,e day to rain getting into the midlands by north and east of it, itday to the north and east of it, it stays dry, the sky turning a little bit hazy from time to time, but some decent spells of sunshine te

,vers from the north—west of the uk at the morwest and southwest, fairly 'om the west and southwest,rtainly the evening. certainly through the evening. some still packing some showers still packing in across uk from north and across the uk from the north and west, becoming increasingly west, but becoming increasingly confined northern confined towards those northern and western areas as we go through the overnight period with south east tending with the south and east tending to some drier conditions, to see some drier conditions, some at times, too. some clear spells at times, too. but are, it's a but wherever you are, it's a pretty night. temperatures pretty warm night. temperatures holding 13 to holding up in the range, 13 to 16 celsius, 16in the south—east is 61in fahrenheit. as for sunday, well, it's another day of sunshine and showers. the showers most frequent and most widespread towards the north and northeast the could still northeast of the uk could still be 1 or 2 thundery ones around as through the day as we go through the day on sunday. towards sunday. whereas towards th

so this high pressure will move in from the southwest., south west england. again, misty, maybe a little bit drizzly from time to time. so further north and east, that's where we'll see the best of the sunshine. but temperatures generally will be a few degrees up on where we've seen them just recently, highs into the low twenties, but some of us could see temperatures into the mid twenties as the mid seventies. fahrenheit will tap into some further heat from spain as we move into thursday. thursday looks likely to be the warmest day of the week and the sunniest today quite widely across the country. it's not going to last, but those temperatures, mid twenties, possibly as high as 27 degrees. so that's 80 fahrenheit. but as we move out of thursday into friday, this cold front will start to push in. it's tied into this area of low pressure which is sitting to the far northwest. the winds will strengthen and it will bring outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy as it moves its way across northern england and scotland. it turns quite showery in n

andhi southwest. there was this same thing is going on. attempt, they are given citizenship, but at same time there is an out right concerned effort to marginalize hispanics from the main areas of economy life, if there is resistant, to kill them. through lynching, famous lynching of a woman, very rare. but, on larger scale, it goes beyond that, an interesting statistic based on research. we associate lynching with southeast, mississippi has highest rate of lynching during worst years 1880 to 30s. this is a rate of lynching not numbers, rate per 100 thousand. what is rate of lynching based on research in mississippi, o on less research on california and southwest, what is a the rate? 53. what is rate 30 years before that? before 1880? in southern california, and southeast? for hispanics? 473. again, remember this has been studied far more thoroughly in the southeast than in the southwest. these guys, the people who did this were pretty thorough. at least the point here -- oh, the chinese. during these years the chinese. what about them? th

we are already seeing impact in southwest florida, storm surge, the eye of the storm is probably 100 miles or more off the coast of southwest florida yet the fans are already showing significant impacts. you will see impact up and down the west coast of florida. we have been working with folks for the evacuation so the totals have been suspended in many counties. that started at 4:00 a.m. this morning and that will continue until this event is concluded. we have also worked with florida restaurant and lodging association to make sure that all hotels will allow you to bring your pets. don't leave your pets behind, take them with you. these hotels will be understanding of that. all of the counties have at least one pet friendly shelter as well. please take care of your pets, very important. they need you in this circumstance. uber has announced they will be offering free round-trip rides to and from evacuation shelters with a value of up to $35. you can use the code to be able to claim that. thank uber for stepping up. we have all eight search and rescue teams with personnel ready to h

that'll bring some night the southwest. that'll bring som monday. night the southwest.k to tonight, though, it's a case of clear spells and showers. the most frequent west of the uk, some north and west of the uk, some of them fairly heavy towards the north—west of them fairly heavy towards the nortiof vest clear spells down best of the clear spells down towards the south—east. temperatures holding fairly temperatures holding up fairly well or 16 well actually at 15 or 16 degrees lower degrees and falling no lower than 13 or 14 towards the north and north—west. as for sunday, well, it's a day of sunshine and showers. the showers most frequent most widespread on frequent and most widespread on sunday north and sunday towards the north and northeast of the a few northeast of the uk. a few heavy, perhaps even thundery ones around here. west towards the and east. it's a the south and east. it's a brighter . plenty brighter picture. plenty of sunny around with sunny spells around and with lighter and saturday lighter winds. and on saturday it a bit warmer out it should feel

likewise , we are expecting hot weather in bushehr in the southwest of fars province. for example, in kurdistan, the conditions are favorable for travelers who go to take care that the present tense and past participle with you , i will refrain from lighting the fire. i am in the service. also, the secretary general of the organization requested a special reporter in the affairs considered as islamophobia, the foreign ministers of the organization of islamic cooperation in this resolution also condemned the insult to the sanctities of islam and considered the actions as clear examples of islamophobia and abuse of human rights and demanded preventive measures to stop it. suggested that a delegation from the organization of islamic cooperation be sent to sweden and denmark and inform the authorities of these countries of the high sensitivity and islamic teachings about insulting the holy quran . to rushd, the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon and addressed to the youth, he said, "don't wait for governments and armies and punish those who insult the qur'an." sayye

when the southwest, that's when the strongest winds kick in, with southwest, that's when the strorisk in, with southwest, that's when the stro risk ofvinds kick in, with southwest, that's when the stro risk of widespread|, with southwest, that's when the stro risk of widespread gales, the risk of widespread gales, not just around coasts but inland as well. potential for travel disruption and certainly some dangerous conditions around beaches. some dangerous conditions around beaches . but storm energy does beaches. but storm energy does move through and by sunday, a brighter day is expected. still some heavy showers around. lighter winds, however , these lighter winds, however, these showers will be slow moving where they do occur, but they'll be hit and miss sunny spells in between. trend between. and then the trend through next week is for the weather become gradually weather to become gradually dneh weather to become gradually drier, brighter and warmer , a drier, brighter and warmer, a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on gb news. >> it's 9:00 on televisio

>>> first, that scare on a southwest flight out of houston. flames seen coming from an engine just after takeoff. witnesses seeing it from the ground. the plane forced to make an emergency landing. also, the other air scare. that flight out of miami. one of the pilots onboard suffering a medical emergency. they could not save him. victor oquendo reporting. >>> there is breaking news involving former president trump and his 18 alleged co-conspirators. less than ten days to show up in georgia. what the sheriff has signaled. and how this will look different when they are booked. and the fulton county d.a. has asked the judge for a trial date. when she wants this to start. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky tonight. >>> in maui this evening, for the first time, we're seeing video of what could be the earliest reported fire on maui. and what the video might reveal about how the fire could have started. you'll see the video, you'll hear the witness describing the flash. and what authorities want to know. whit johnson in maui again

a southwest wind at 13 miles per hour. san jose 83 degrees. the northwest wind at 15. over to sfo it is a little blustery, southwest wind. 17 miles per hour. trees blowing around. the fog starts to pour down toward the san bruno gap and into san francisco the fog is back. no mid 80s today. down to 69 degrees and the southwest wind helping to bring in the cooler marine air which is already up to 2,000 feet tall with no problems spreading inland. in addition to cooler temperatures we'll see the low clouds making a big comeback later tonight. areas north up to lake county and mend sinno county, a few of the afternoon thundershowers moving off to the north and away from the bay area. we had a few cloud build ups around the diablo range. now that the sun is setting we will see that instability aloft starts to subside but these are the clouds we're watching toward tomorrow morning. right now they are around san francisco but by tomorrow morning into solano county and the tri valley to start which leads to a cooler start to the day. a lot of our morning temperatures have been

from the northwest to the southwest, we were only looking at a civilization between 30 it has been up to 33 degrees and has increased between 35 and 36 degrees in the southwest of the country and the increase in temperature, which for example was 45 to 46 and 49 in the capital, has reached 37 degrees since noon today in the conference . denmark, the ambassadors of these two countries were summoned to the ministry of foreign affairs. the vice-president of the ministry of foreign affairs strongly condemns the continuation of the brazen actions in these two countries to iran . dominion governments and denmark were of the type of serious will to confront they are not afraid of spreading hatred and islamophobia and continue to support the attackers, and denmark, recalling their country's position in condemning any insult to the holy qur'an , said that their governments are determined to prevent such actions by pursuing changes in their internal laws. will immediately reflect to their capitals. an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.000 at the same time as tropical storm hillary arrived in the

so this looks like a compressor stall on the southwest flight.ow issue with the engine as a result it starts to backfire and it can belch out some fire out the back. it can really shake the plane and scare people. bottom line is the pilots needed to shut the engine down, then land on a single engine, which you can do safely back at houston. the other incident though involves something more serious, a pilot who died midflight. >> southwest with an emergency. >> reporter: this was the terrifying moment for passengers aboard a southwest flight tuesday night as flames shot out one of the aircraft's engines, shortly after leaving houston's airport. the flight bound for cancun forced to turn back. >> 307, you still have one engine shutdown, is that correct? >> reporter: the plane made a successful emergency landing in houston. >> the passengers' lives were not at imminent risk. this is an abnormal situation, but one we train for. >> reporter: flight aware data shows the plane was only in the air for about 27 minutes before making the emergency landing.

it comes to water resources because we're still in the southwest. you know, we're really living beyond our means. the colorado river, is it the bottom of the grand canyon? the curve of the canyon? you know, it seems like a very powerful river, but it's not that big of a river compared to a lot of eastern rivers. you know, it doesn't have that big volume of water. so it's now supporting, you know, 25 or 30 million people and a lot of agricultural areas don't have any other major source besides the colorado river. and the demands on the river, the legal obligations supposed to meet are are already beyond it actually has to supply. so the water even under normal conditions just doesn't have enough. the colorado river doesn't have enough water to meet all the demands on it. and lately we've been in a drought and we've been in the drought for 20 years now. so the river has been growing downward like which is ahead of the grand canyon upstream from the grand canyon is down to about 50%. and lake mead, which is below the grand canyon has been down to about

southwest airlines cancelling all flights in and out of palm springs through monday morning national parks closed, too, including death valley, joshua tree, and others across southern california, communities on edge, as the storm inches closer. >> priscilla is in palm springs where storm preps continue priscilla even the military is getting ready for a worst case scenario across the southwest. >> reporter: that's right, jose, as people here frantically fill sandbags, the national guard has been prepositioned in california and nevada along with high water rescue vehicles, and even the navy is moving their ships out of the san diego bay to prevent damage jose. >> priscilla thompson in palm springs. thank you. >>> let's get right to nbc meteorologist angie lassman who's tracking the storm angie, what's the latest >> jose, we have weakening from hurricane hilary as expected now down to a category 2 with 110 miles per hour wind. as we get into tomorrow, making landfall as a cat 1 storm, and a tropical storm as it threatens parts of southern california, bringing with it ample parts of rain