i expect them to stay relatively calm until about sundown. good that you mentioned that because very often after sundown the winds in this area will pick up a bit, so if -- if they do pick up a bit after 7:01 which is sunset time that could complicate things for firefighters but if they can achieve relative containment before an increase in winds that would be a very good thing and i know they are hoping to do that. >> and they won't be able to fly the fixed wing after dark. >> fortunately the winds are light right now, and as you said the fire as it picks up could create its own winds, and, again, this is a live look. you can see -- do we see some structures there? >> can't tell what that structure, is but several -- six homes roughly are threatened by this. what's interesting, ama, if you look by the helicopter and to the left, it's sort of breaking out in different spots now, too, which is a nightmare for firefighters. >> certainly, is and it's just so dry as spencer was mentioning. you can see the flames just lapping up against those tree

we're only a few hours away from sundown in syria.lots of questions about how long this will last. >> you explain the politics around this, but i do want to get, as you alluded to there, to the heart of the matter. so many people who are in desperate need of humanitarian aid caught in the middle of the situation. >> they have doubts. if we look at the hardest hit area, that is rebel-held aleppo where people are living under seelk. a renewed siege just last week by the regime and allied forces where we have heard the united nations are appealing. they're running out of supplies. we're talking about food, medicine, and now they're running really low on fuel. >> they want to be able to deliver this humanitarian aid in the besieged area. it's so desperately needed for those caught in the midst of this conflict. >> we were looking at the video of the situation in aleppo. you get a sense of what people are dealing with, and, again, how desperately they want this pause in hostilities. thank you for your reporting. >>> moving to europe now. f

syria after a lethal weekend of bombings and just hours ahead of a ceasefire scheduled to begin at sundown tonight. syrian president bashar al- assad seemed to somewhat triumphant message to his opponents this morning when he attended holiday prayers in the neighborhood of daraya just outside of damascus.now just a few weeks ago assad had forced this neighborhood to surrender to his forces following a four-year long siege. president assad then released a statement this morning according to reuters saying the syrian state was determined to take back all land from the "terrorists". syrian rebels had already expressed grave doubts about this agreement since russia and the us signed it late on friday night and now the deal looks impossibly more uncertain.the guns are sundown this evening but the syrian government has spent the weekend pounding rebel held areas killing nearly 100 people and wounding more than 100 more.now russia who negotiated with the us has been on the offensive as well. they're bombing rebels in aleppo and idlib."syria's war has seen this kind of thing before, forces jockeyi

let's talk about the cessation of hostilities set to begin at sundown but there have already been air, more barrel bombs leading up to this. where do things stand right now? >> well, as you mentioned, george, we're expecting the cessation of hostilities to take effect in a few hours. after this weekend of air strikes in aleppo and idlib leaving more than 90 killed. there was no let-up in the violence. we're getting reports about fight, air strikes taking place in different parts of the country. as you mentioned in aleppo, they say seven people were killed, including three children. also we're hearing reports from the southern part of the country just bordering jordan. reports of at least 16 barrel bombs being dropped there. we don't have word yet on casualties. and also hearing from state tv. syrian state tv saying that the rebels who they describe as terrorists also shelled the western regime-held part of aleppo this morning. this is the day that is supposed to be a day of peace but there is no sign of the violence in syria stopping at this point but, of course, george, those we've s

the guns are supposed to fall silent at sundown, but the syrian government has pounded rebel-held areas killing nearly 100 people and wounded over 100 more. this sort of thing has happened before where these various sides try to jockey for position before a cease-fire, but this doesn't look good for the viability of this accord. >> live for us in london. police are searching for a suspect or suspects in a shooting that's left one dead and five others injured. our affiliate is reporting gunfire erupted late sunday evening in birmingham's gate city community. as many as 60 shots were fired, potentially from multiple guns. at least six rescue units were called to the scene. all victims were likely innocent bystanders, likely attending a community peace rally which had none of the five surviving victims is in credical condition. >> an officer-involved shooting took place at the same intersection just three days earlier. >>> 80 search lights shown into the heavens after the commemoration of one of the most deadly days comes to an end. and barack obama and george bush had a special message on

the guns are supposed to have all silenced at sundown this evening but the syrian government has spent the weekend pounding rebels, killing more than 100 people and wounding more than 100 more. russia, who negotiated the deal with the u.s., has been on the offensive as well. they're bombing rebels in aleppo and libya. forces jockeying for a better battlefield position before a proposed cease fire begins, but that doesn't look good for the cease fire. matt bradley, nbc news, london. >> it is sundown in syria, so the cease fire hopefully has taken effect. >> hopefully it will stick, too. >>> speaking of the stick, your forecast looks a little bit more like candlestick than levi stadium. >> it's an evening start, so we didn't have to worry about heat issues in the stadium in early september. the opposite problem, i think, later on this evening. you can see our numbers in the 60s and the warmer spots around livermore and san jose. we'll take on you a tour of where we're seeing the sun right now. san jose, 67, on the way to 70s later on this afternoon, and we're also finding sunshine around

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this will be effective at sundown on september 12. that was the beginning of the holiday.e can think of nothing more appropriate than for all the parties to come together and make it a more meaningful holiday to the people of syria. this requires halting all attacks, including aerial bombardment. any attempts to gain additional territory at the expense of the parties to the cessation requires unimpeded commander access to all of the besieged and hard-to-reach areas, including aleppo. , we know thatre aleppo continues to be the cityged and bombarded taken on by the regime and its allies. if aleppo is in peace, we believe that the prospects for a diplomatic solution will brighten. if it continues to be torn apart, the prospects of syria and its people are grim. that is why this arrangement also requires forces from both sides to pull back from the road . we have agreed on that pulled back. costello road is a major artery into aleppo. what this will to his create a demilitarized zone around it. permitting as quickly as possible the resumption of communitarian and civilian tra

the cease-fire is set to go into effect sundown monday, september 12.s is about an hour. >> so thank you all for a tremendous patience during the course of a very long day, which obviously has required a lot of detail work . and we appreciate everybody's patience. today, the united states and russia are announcing a plan which we today the united states and russia are announcing a plan we hope will reduce violence, easy suffering and resume movement -- rds a negotiated peace and a political transition in syria. as itieve that the plan is set forth, if implemented, if followed, have the ability to provide a turning point. the suffering that we have witnessed in syria over the course of more than five years now is beyond inhumane. people have all seen the pictures. tortured.ldren, gas. on aorld has been shocked constant basis by what we have witnessed. administration, the united states, is going the extra mile because we believe that russia and my colleague have the capability to press the assad regime to stop this conflict and to come to the table and ma

the truce going into effect at sundown on monday. john hod difficult dy is standi with the latest on this deal. john? >> uma, that has been called a possible breakthrough. as i said earlier, it really comes down to whether syria's government, president bashar al-assad's regime and the opposition forces, the rebel groups that have been fighting in this more than five year long brutal and vicious civil war are ready to hold their fire and put down their arms again at sundown on monday. and if so, how long that will last. that said though, take a look. secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart foreign minister sergei lavrov announced their agreement early this morning in geneva after a marathon 13-hour meeting. it looked like it was going to fall apart right up until the last minute. there are several main points to this. the plan will begin with what's called a cessation of hostilities, a cease-fire, to start at sunset on monday. syria's government must then stop its air and ground attacks on rebel-held areas, russia mu

that is on sundown on monday a day before the muslim hajjid celebration. there was no signs of let up in the violence activists we spoke to in rebel held eastern aleppo said on sunday bombardment and airstrikes continued in different neighborhoods in the city. dozens were killed and wounded in airstrikes on various neighborhoods on rebel held eastern aleppo. and the worst attack on saturday was in northwestern syria there activists said that there were airstrikes on very busy markets this is when people had gathered onto the market to prepare for the muslim hajjid they were shopping and an eyewitness we spoke to many of those were scorned, killed and wounded in the airstrike were women and children. those we spoke to in rebel held parts in syria especially in aleppo say they want to see a pause in violence. because this is a key term, we've heard the united nations make call to pause the violence because to make a delivery needed aid in seiged areas like aleppo because something like that hasn't happend in weeks. because people say they are skeptical of th

up and kick the dog in the stomach >>reporter: there will be a gate and it will be unblocked after sundown something they've been talking about for months of complaints about park goers the issues become expensive to deal with the city decided to lock up the park if it means less tries to men support the plan to add a gate they hope will make for a quieter and clean apart >>catherine heenan: one fatality all homeless manticores by a fallen tree a trail of flooding and destruction and florida further north in the still on the jersey store lot of people are still travel to hawaii despite the storm >>reporter: there's a category 2 to as continues to track to the west northwest of 14 mi. per hour 6 is a san francisco you notice to much as one of the heading into monday's the paintings go on to sunday and monday mid 60s along the coast went out a new california prisoners could soon be hitting the streets you love summer but it's tough on your feet leaving them feeling rough. discover amopé pedi perfect. it's the beauty secret that's earning five star reviews for buffing away hard, dry skin leav

this will be effective at sundown on september 12. now this, i might add also is the beginning of the holiday. and we can think of nothing more appropriate than for all the parties to come together and make it a more meaningful holiday to the people of syria. this includes halting all attacks, including aerial bombardment. any attempts to gain additional territory at the expense of the parties to the cessation requires unimpeded commander -- humanitarian access to all of the besieged and hard-to-reach areas, including aleppo. as we stand here, we know that aleppo continues to be the besieged and bombarded city taken on by the regime and its allies. and if aleppo is in peace, we believe that the prospects for a diplomatic solution will brighten. if aleppo continues to be torn apart, the prospects of syria and its people are grim. now that is why this arrangement also requires forces from both sides to pull back from the road. we have agreed on that pullback. costello road is a major artery into aleppo. what this pullback will do is cre

september 11 memorial and museum's "tribute in light" art installation was switched on just after sundown on sunday. the beams from the 88 searchlights represent the twin towers. 15 years ago our country changed forever. coordinated terror attacks claimed the lives of almost 3- thousand americans on september 11th 20-01. on sunday, families gathered at the twin towers memorial site to read the names of the people who died in the attacks on the world trade center. here's karin caifa with more. <

the guns are supposed to be silent at sundown this evening, but they've killed nearly 100 people and wounding more than 100 more. now, russia, who negotiated the deal with the u.s., has been on the offensive as well, they're bombing in aleppo. forces jockeying for a better battleground position before a cease-fire begins, but it doesn't look good for the cease-fire. matt bradley, nbc news, london. >>> jury selection is underway in the retrial of the accused killer of a 6-year-old bon, pedro hernandez killed etan patz. after a relative tipped off police, he was arrested. hernandez imagined his guilt due to a mental disorder. >>> college football facing charges after punching a ref in the middle of a game in california. it happened between mt. san antonio college. the ref went in to break up a fight and he took a swing at him. he was immediately ejected from the game and arrested on suspicious shun of battery. >>> crazy eddie anton has died. here is a clip. >> crazy eddie, his prices are insane. >> that phrase, turned crazy eddie's in brooklyn turned them into a retail giant. seen here

[applause] >> just before sundown, mrs. flew over the majestic golden gate bridge to the vibrant city of st. francis, by they san francisco. leaving its sophistication with the was still of ships and clank of cable cars. i'm dutch time in addition have made her the queen of commerce and culture in northern california. --time and ambition have made her the queen of commerce and culture in northern california. mrs. johnson first date of the tour came to a close at the war memorial opera house, where she attended the san francisco opera theater. ♪ just before noon of the second day, mrs. johnson continued her aerial tour of california with one last look at point reyes peninsula. than her 727 jet swung inland over the lush fields of the central valley, the largest and most important agricultural area west of the rocky mountains. at lake tahoe, the day -- the jet banks again toward the old's parish -- old spanish garrison town of monterey. ♪ for all of the monterey peninsula's past fame as a spanish and mexican colonial strongho

. >> stole from sunup to sundown just a gorgeous day by j reynolds at that meteorologist aj colby showed earlier this morning and it did the afternoon hours it's a beautiful start to the daye this could be a beautiful evening and beautiful sunset captured on thomasas a fox newst 10:00 o'clock what a picture of their boaters is looking pretty dead really through tomorrow you have a great day for voting tomorrow go ahead and use with your vacation days so last friday of summer because paul is officially one week away sri 76 the high today7 alone not too fargh off in terms of what's considered normal 74 and 56 sunset is coming up at as a southern half you're still in the mid- 70s is now closed 80 we are going to notice our temperature are waiting in the upper 70s potentially 80 tomorrow along with higher dew points but cooler air already working in behind the front minneapolis done to 64ooin will have ahead f thisea affront are just the debris crowds quite decorative and actually look pretty make then as weet go to the morning tomorrow the beautiful sunshine start that being said by this ti

the interim truce is supposed to begin at sundown. it was a violent weekend which dozens were killed. u.s. and russia helped to start the sees expire and hope to permanently end that country's five-year civil war. >>> new concerns from south career its neighbor to the north might be ready to conduct more nuclear tests at any time. north korea carried out its fifth nuclear bomb test, the most powerful yet. south korea's defense ministry suggests a nuclear test could be in store in the same area. there are growing concerns the north may be close to developing nuclear war heads for a potential missile strike. >>> sea gulls are ready for food scraps. how do the birds know that the game is about to end? our bird whisperer rob redell is on the case. we have a new miss america this morning. last night -- miss arkansas won the title. "s >>> miss arkansas! >> we have a new miss america this morning. miss arkansas won the title. showing off her dance savvy with a jazz dance routine to the song from the tv show "smash." shields wins a $50,000 sc

new year which begins on sundown. and israel in jerusalem. this is the most religious city in israel. and many respects a city that is still under seize because terrorist attacks that are occurred. mosque called for a day of rage to be waged at this funeral. thankfully, we haven't heard of any attacks. it's a time of judeaic reflection. it's time for jews to look deep inside their soul. october 12th, a day when all israelis, all jews around the world, fast and seek god's forgiveness for their sins. in many respects, it is very spiritual to israelis that shimon died -- just before the beginning of high holy days. and some respects, because he was not only a leader, but he also is a family man. what you're saying is a great family holiday, all jewish families gather. all israeli families gathers on the eve to have dinner or some of your services, either on monday or tuesday. >> it's time of height and spiritua spirituality. >> and it is the holyiest period. >> what can you imagine the reflections will be to these famili

annual national september 11 memorial and museum's "tribute in light" art installation lighrt after sundown on sunday in new york.two beams of light illuminated the night sky in lower manhattan as a visual memorial to those who lost their lives 15 years ago.the beams from 88 searchlights represent the twin towers at the world trade center site. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... tonight a cold front approaches to bring more clouds and keep the but rain showers become more likely as the night wears on. tuesday will be more humid with highs in the mid-70s again however off and on scattered showers are possible as the cold front slowly drags across the state. generally a tenth of an inch up to a third of a inch is possible by the time the cold front swings through. this front is bringing more than rain, temperatures drop into the 60s on wednesday on a breezy ne wind that will really make it eventual sunshine.highs will just barely touch the 70 degree mark on thursday even with blue skies and we'll stay in the low 70s for friday as our next weather-maker in today's health

finishing the day, getting closer and closer to a sundown at 7:00. you get away from the shoreline and you warm up to the 80's. out west, hartford could hit 90. another chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. the timeline coming up in a few moments. >> this isn't what we want to hear. the patriots opened their season -- open their season tomorrow without rob gronkowski. >> the team confirming that gronk did not travel with them to arizona. the patriots have ruled the tight end out for tomorrow's game with a hamstring injury. gronk tweaking his hamstring at didn't play in any of the preseason games. now in his seventh year, he hasn't played a full season since 2011. lineman nate solder and jonathan cooper also not making the trip, and they will not play. police make an arrest after an assault on a red line train. the suspect got on the train last month and started threatening and pushing other riders. the victim tried to take video of the incident when she said he assaulted her. he was arrested yesterday when they caught up with him. >> fire inv

the cease- fire went into effect in syria at sundown about two hours ago. is is the second attempt by the us this year to help end the countries five-year-old civil war. if the truce holds for a week, russia and the us have vowed to carry out coordinated airstrikes against isis. >>> two months after stepping minister, david cameron is leaving parliament. cameron recently concluded it was not possible to be a proper back bender after being at the helm of the government. he claims his resignation has nothing to do with theresa may. when asked about future plans, cameron was vague and said he will continue campaigning on issues he cares about. >>> the international olympic committee says that ryan lochte will not face for the punishment for lying about being robbed at gunpoint in rio. us team officials have banned the summer for 10 months and required him to forfeit $100,000 in bonuses. he will have to sit out the world championships next year and will miss teen usa visit to the white house. the panel called the punishment adequate. >>> many players are upset

the guns were supposed to fall silent several hours ago at sundown but observers report bombings by syrian forces and shooting by rebel groups. this could threaten an agreement that was ten months in the making and syria's best hope for a sustained peace. >> the earliest reports are that there's a subreduction in violence as well as fighting here >> reporter: there were ominous signals all weekend that the treaty was going to face challenges. syria's government ramped up their attacks on saturday and sunday, killing nearly 100 people and wounding about 100 more. and just this morning, sir syria's president said they were they already expressed grave doubts about this agreement since the u.s. and russia signed it last weekend. now the deal looks impossibly more certain. while it's too early to call this a failure, the events of the past 48 hours don't promise success. >>> david camny ron -- cameron is leaving the british outside of westminster. i hope i will continue to contribute to public service. >> he says he will support his successor, teresa may. cameron stepped down as prime minister

>> the ceasefire began at sundown yesterday, that was around noon our time. syria has been locked in a civil war for five years. this was the scene sunday before the ceasefire. secretary of state john kerry, who helped negotiate the deal, says it's too early to say whether it's working. but he says there has been a reduction in violence. the deal will allow humanitarian aid to get into aleppo which has been under siege for months. if the ceasefire lasts for seven days, russia and the u.s. will work on more negotiations, this time, focusing on terror groups in syria. ben, back to you. >> thank you, time. 4:46. >> new this morning, rebels in colombia are apologizing for kidnapping thousands of people over the last 50 years. farc has been at war with the colombian government for decades. millions have lost their homes because of the conflict. now, the rebel commander has posted a video to youtube apologizing causing pain to colombian families. this comes a week after rebels and government officials signed a historic peace agreement. >> happening now, families of

the national guard says over 400 troops will be on the ground in charlotte by sundown. heather waliga /for abc news, charlotte this just in... tulsa officer betty shelby will be chared with manslaughter in the death of t video shows crutcher walking away from shelby with his arms in the air before being shot and killed. shelby claims crutcher was not following police commands and that she was forced to fire when he began to reach inside his vehicle. tulsa police say crutcher did not have a gun on him or in his vehicle. a contact 13 consumer alert this afternoon. if you have a yahoo account.. or used to have one. it may have been hacked. as many as 5-hundred million accounts may be affected. the company says it believes a behind the data breach---meaning an individual acting on behalf of a government. information including usernames, passwords and dates of birth may have been stolen. yahoo users are urged to change their password and security questions and review their accounts for suspicious activity. we are getting our first look at the man accused of shooting at his e

diagnosed with pneumonia. >> cease-fire in syria begins today at sundown. deal brokered by the us and russia is intend today slow the deadly violence. >> the nation's pause to remember the thousands of lives lost, 15 years ago. there were tears, poems, and pledges to never forget. >> and the new miss america is: miss arkansas. >> ♪ miss america ♪ >> and the new miss america, savvy shields, said her secret dream is to be a back up dancer for beyonce. >> well, secret no more. and katie is joining us now, katie after the beautiful day we had yesterday, no secret, in for a forecast this week. >> really looks like it will be a fantastic week in general. there always will be a couple of hiccups, as is so typical. but regardless, more than anything, we just got nice weather to enjoy. coming up here, folks, already off to a dairy say cool start to the day, especially through some of the outlying suburbs, you will want an extra layer. it is that kind after morning, where you need the layer and then you can get rid of it later in the day. let's take you out to storm

asad has agreed to stop bombing the us backed rebels starting monday at sundown and that agreement would allow humanitarian aid to reach syrian towns like aleppo. 2200 people have died since july secretary of state john kerry called the deal a turning point.>> we are announcing an arrangement that we think has the capability of sticking but it is dependent on people's choices.>> if a truce holds for a week rush of us will carry out coordinated airstrikes against the terrible crisis and it allows us all to stay in >>> right now the man who tried to assassinate president. ronald reagan has been released from a site hospital and today john hinckley (elizabeth's hospital in washington dc and he shot and wounded president reagan and three others back in 1981 and was found not guilty by reason of insanity and committed to st. elizabeth's. doctors now that he has recovered from his mental illness and hinckley will live full-time with his mother in virginia. >>> an update on the two adults found in a cate on heroin with a child sitting in the backseat. police in ohio posted these shocking pictur

treaty starte sundown and began with a rocky start. skirmishes started in the first few hours but no civilians have been killed since the truce was first called. at least for now, this cease fire managed to achieve the relative calm that they hoped for. >> only some allegations of syria civilians, of course, especially the estimated 200,000 people still living in the largest city there. u.s. secretary of state john kerry, who negotiated the truce, defended it yesterday. >> sure, this is less than perfect. this is perhaps one of the most complicated places in the world. but let me ask you, flawed compared to what? co >> the question is how long will the treaty last? peace prevails for seven days. russia and the u.s. will start cooperating to fight islamic state. >> thanks for the update. suspect escaping police custody. >> and the whole thing caught on video. why police say this is not the first time the suspect has managed to escape right under their noses. >> plus a young boy with a life threatening illness gets his dream come true to

bombing u-s backed rebels starting monday at sundown. the agreement would also allow much needed humanitarian aid to reach syrian towns like aleppo where 22-hundred people have died since july. secretary of state john kerry said the deal is a turning point. (sot john kerry, secretary of state) we're announcing an arrangement that we think has the capability of sticking but is dependent on people's choices. last week, president vladimir putin during the g-20 summit but the leaders failed to strike a deal. if the truce holds for a week, russia and the u-s will carry out coordinated air strikes against isis. the five year old conflict has taken its toll. at least half a million people have died and millions of refugees have been forced from their homes. for now, the deal allows assad to stay in power dallas. ((sharie johnson)) >>> tomorrow will be a day of reflection for many... as we remember the september 11th attacks 15 years later. how one local group is honoring the victims all while raising money for homeless vets./// plus... septembe

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. >>> overseas, a temporary cease- fire in syria continues to hold which went into effect at sundown. it will allow for deliveries of humanitarian aid. us officials hope it will eventually pave the way for an end to the countries bloody civil war. >>> more backlash over controversial issue. how the ncaa is fighting back against north carolina's bathroom bill.>>> what 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick had to say to an espn analyst who said that his role as a backup is to sit in the shadows.>>> it has been such an interesting day. we dipped down to 48 overnight in the livermore area. we did have some spotty showers. now, what you can anticipate for the afternoon. the full forecast is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, protest a state law. as kenneth craig reports: klash against hous >>> the ncaa won't play basketball in north carolina this year to protest a state law . kenneth craig reports the move is the latest backlash against hb2 which some say can lead to discrimination. >> the ncaa says its decision to pull seven college championship events out of north carolina is a direct result of hb

sunday breezy, sunny breaks, roshashana arriving at sundown. 75 degrees. remember you can get the weather at 6abc.com/weather. >> new on "action news," an ohio woman said her samsung phone burst into the flames while charging. the samsung s7 edge was shattered, but intact. she said it had been overheepght since she bought it two months ago. she asked for a new one and they sent it back, her phone is with the insurance company she is waiting to here from samsung. >>> louisiana judge released the body cam video of the shooting of a little boy. parts of the video are too graphic for television. he was buckled in the front seat when the deputies open fired back in november. the boy was killed, his father was critically injured. the father rammed into a police vehicle after the police chase. the deputies claimed they did not know the child was in the suv. a attorney for the family said the father did not pose a threat. >>> 96 children were killed and hundreds injured in aleppo in the last few days. john kerry is threatening to cut off all communication with rus

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it sundown yesterday, that was around noon our time. syria has been locked in a civil war for five years. this was the scene sunday before the ceasefire. secretary of state john kerry, who helped negotiate the deal, says it's too early to say whether it's working. but he says there has been a reduction in violence. the deal will allow humanitarian aid to get into aleppo which has been under siege for months. if the ceasefire lasts for seven days, russia and the u.s. will work on more negotiations, this time, focusing on terror groups ben, back to you. >> families of 9/11 victims are appealing to president obama asking him to sign the legislation allowing them to sue saudi arabia. it would allow the families to sue saudi arabia for allegedly supporting the hijackers who carried out the attacks. the white house says the bill could have risky implications for the u.s. the house and senate passed the bill unanimously. >> have you ever heard of the expression 'it takes an act of congress'? well it took an act of congress and we did it and to

set to take effect at sundown on monday. the date corresponds with the first day of the muslim holiday.. eid ( ) al-adha. secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart.. sergei lavrov.. say if the ceasefire holds for 7 days.. the u-s and russia will begin a coordiat target the al qaeda affiliate in syria.. the al nusra front. charges are now being filed in vegas just being above the century mark. being above the century mark. sunshine will be around for all the sunscreen and drink that water as it will be very dry outside. by the end of the weekend a weak low will have moved onto shore around san diego and travel up the coast. las vegas will not expect chances for rain or even heavy clouds but winds will begin to whip up sunday afternoon and become gusty for monday. as this occurs, temperatures will fall will have moved onto shore around san diego and travel up the coast. las vegas will not expect chances for rain or even heavy clouds but will fall dramatically! high over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthoo

the first phase begins monday at sundown, the time when the u.s.-backed rebels and the russian-backed assad regime agree to a reduction in violence, specifically, air strikes. during this period, according to the deal, humanitarian aid will be delivered to ravaged civilian neighborhoods if-- and only if-- this partial cease-fire holds for one week, russia and the u.s. will then carry out j air strikes against the islamic state and al-nusra militant groups. while both superpowers support opposite sides of the civil war, they both share disdain for the terrorists that have flourished during the unrest. secretary of state john kerry forged the deal with his russian counterpart. >> out of all of this complexity, there is emerging now a simple choice between war and humanitarian relief. >> reporter: kerryy acknowledged success won't be easy. a similar deal was agreed to in february but fell apart when russia moved artillery into aleppo to help assad forces. there are a lot of uncertainties and room for conflict under the plan. russia and the united stat

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now, the cease-fire planned to start across syria at sundown on monday.national diplomatic editor nic robertson live from geneva with more on a country torn apart by war for five years, nearly a half million people killed. take us inside the details, nic. >> reporter: the details begin with that cessation on monday evening when the sun goes down. secretary kerry noted that's the beginning of a religious festival, aenen eade holiday hog that gives it extra weight. he hopes it's a turning point to help the people of syria to end the violence. a key thing in this agreement is that the syrian air force, its fighter jets, those helicopters with the barrel bombs that keep getting dropped on civilians, they will become very limited in the areas that they are allowed to operate. the united states will, after seven days, if this session ace works well, begin to establish a joint military coordination with the russians. that will include u.s. and russian forces targeting isis and al nusra, the former al qaeda affiliate in syria and then another key part of this is

. >> that's because they're expecting heavy wind and rain after sundown. rod carter joins bradenton. hi, rod. >> reporter: good evening, guys. this is where one of the five location wheres people can come and pick up sandbags. this place has been extremely busy all day. after what happened yesterday, no one here is taking any chances. rolling on a river. the problem is, this is a street. people in bradenton swamped with water as hurricane hermine churns out in the gulf. >> we've got retention ponds that are completely filled up. the right-hand side. everything flows this way. the flow out. >> reporter: and thanks to just how much rain fell, it didn't flow out fast enough. as you can see from this eagle 8hd video, that left a lot of people waterlogged. [ water ] >> reporter: today people wasted no time getting the sandbags they feeded prepares for round 2 [ laughing [ . >> that's why we're here, yeah. exactly. i've never done this before. i've lived here 35 years. >> it's be prepared. it's er and not need them than to not have them. >> reporter: they handed

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