a lot of people where they would -- were when they heard the news, as teri okita reports of visitorse to remember where the people's princess died.>> three children at this memorial in paris being shown how famous and celebrated princess diana once friend waking her up in 1997. >> she said you will never guess what happened i just watched the news. it is quite sad to remember the moment. she said princess diana has been killed in a car crash. >> diana has died. >> this woman from chicago recall staying up until 2:00 in the morning. >> young and old, men and women all nationalities come to this memorial at the tunnel where diana her boyfriend and their bodyguard and driver were killed. someplace to flowers and notes while others leave locks of love. most people assume this was built as an official memorial but it started with mourners wanting to leave tokens of appreciation to the princess. >> one alabama tourist admired her humanitarian work. >> i wanted to stop because >> nobody can forget the other unofficial memorial outside of kensington palace in london immediately following her

teri okita, cbs news, london. >>> time for a check of our weather with neda, who is in for roberta. >yeah. i'm filling in on a busy day here in the weather center. along the coast now, no clouds. blue skies, and it's feeling pretty comfortable along the coast. a lot of people going for walks out there, maybe hopping in the water for a swim, because everyone else is going to be extremely hot. we're looking at our mount vaca cam. here you can see somewhat of a haze though as you look from the top of the mountains. that's some smoke that's coming in through a fire burning out in butte county. and that smoke is going to settle in the bay area. that's why we have a "spare the air" alert. we also have a red flag warning that starts tonight through saturday for the mountains. anything above 1,000 feet is expected to have dry conditions relative humidity in the single digits, winds up to 25 miles per hour. firefighters are watching what's going on. inland will be triple digits today through tuesday. cooler at the coast, but still warm in the next couple of days. friday, saturday, we'll start

teri okita reports from the princess' former home at london's kensington palace.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. princess diana was her celebrity status was unparalleled and people of a certain age will remember exactly where they were when she died in paris that night. many royal watchers say diana made the monarchy more approachable, more modern, and personable. the gates of kensington palace are covered with photos of the late princess diana. people here in london say 20 years later, the princess is not forgotten. >> she was a beautiful person. it is a memory that everybody wants to keep. >> reporter: on the eve of the anniversary, princes william and harry brought flowers. princess diana was one of the most famous women in the world. thrust into the spotlight at just 19 when she got engaged to britain's prince charles. over the next 17 years, she became the most photographed woman and some including her sons believe the paparazzi, who hounded her in paris the night of the car crash, are partly to blame for her death. >> the people that chase

cbs reporter, teri okita is in barcelona with new details into the investigation who was behind jared's death, and the death of 13 others. teri. >> reporter: brian, good evening, 53 people remained hospitalized. 13 are still in critical condition. authorities have not raised the terror threat level. it remains a 4 out of 5 which means an attack is not imminent, however police are bringing in extra officers to crowded areas like here on las ramblas. taxi drivers in barcelona honked their horns in unison as a show of support for the 14 victims of two terror attacks in spain thursday. spain's king and queen met with young victims of the attack. and laid wreaths atlas ramblas where a van mowed down more than 100 pedestrians. new memorials keep popping up along the promenade. there was a balloon release saturday and a group of muslims gathered to denounce the attacks. police are still searching for a 22-year-old moroccan man suspected of driving the van in barcelona but they say they have disrupted and possibly dismantled the terror cell that was responsible for the two attacks. four suspect

teri okita, cbs news, london. >> france has had more than its share of attacks attack at the offices of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo is most memorable. 12 people were killed. al-qaeda and the arab january peninsula claimed responsibility saying they were in revenge for the caricatures of the prophet mohammed. and you may recall november 2015, a night when thousands of paris residents and tourists were out simply enjoying a soccer match between france and world champion germany. when all of a sudden, horror struck in an unprecedented manner. terrorists some with ak-47s were reportedly strapped with bombs while attacking sites throughout the french capital. and the stadium where the soccer match was underway. now then, 128 people were killed. and there was also that attack july 2016, when a man driving a large refrigerated truck plowed into crowds watching fireworks displays as they celebrated the bastille day. in east france. the attack left some 84 people dead. that attacker was shot dead by police. >>> a florida prosecutor says tiger woods has pleaded not guilty for driving

as teri okita reports rescue crews are racing against the clock to find any other survivors. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: rescuers call it a miracle. as 7-month-old pasquale still in his onesie was pulled from the rubble of a collapsed building after monday's night several hours later, his brothers a 7 and 11-year-old were rescued. their parents got out safely. a handful of others were trapped under debris and crews removed rubble with their bare hands to save them. rescuers rushed into to help with dogs. at least two people were killeddable one an elderly woman who was hit by falling debris inside a church. the earthquake struck just before 9:00 monday night. at the height of europe's tourist season. authorities brought in ferries to evacuate. tourists describe homes and hotels crumbling to the ground. [ speaking foreign language ] >> crazy, i was crazy afraid that it would not stop she said. it was are trap. >> reporter: some are now questioning the quality of building construction. authorities say about 2600 people are now homeless. teri okita, cbs news, london. >> now this earthquake h

teri okita, cbs news, london. >> after that deadly crash, many blamed the paparazzi but dr.alay says they never blocked him from doing his job. many have taken to social media to share their memories of the late princess. one tweets no woman can ever match this beauty. you will be loved and cherished forever. we miss you. jan tweets still miss you princess diana. where were you when princess di left us? >>> social media has made the difference between life and death for countless survivors in texas and no one knows this as well as a woman who is now known as the facebook guardian angel. her name is roxanna her rain and she's been using facebook sort of like a police scanner. she severals for people who are -- searching for people who are pleading for help from texas. rescue crews can move in for those who are desperate in the flood waters. >> she's a 70-year-old. she's in a one story house and she's trapped on top of the kitchen counter. >> now rock san already helped save more than 100 people including a family of ten. and even some horses too. >> people staying in a hurric

reporting from barcelona, i'm teri okita. allen, back to you. >> one thing we're hearing is the van attack may be linked to an explosion. what can you tell us about what happened on wednesday? >> reporter: there was a house explosion. and one, possibly two people, were reportedly killed, several other injured. it happened in a town called altanar, 125 miles south of barcelona. at this point, police are still investigating so they have not elaborated. but it is somehow related to this terrorist attack today. >> all right. teri okita in barcelona, thank you so much. >>> president donald trump denounced the terror attack on twitter writing: >> vice president mike pence also weighing in. >> on this dark day, our prayers and the prayers of all the american people are with the victims, their families and the good people of spain. >> the news in barcelona sent the market tumbling. the dow fell more than 270 points. stocks were already having a bad day because of lingering concerns over president trump's rift with business leaders. >

teri okita for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> back here at home now. storms on friday caused flood ing in part of our region take a look at this. this is what it look like in we missing berks county. these pictures are from russo food and market, show cars submerged in the market there. this is knee hobart avenue. yes, the rain certainly coming down yesterday afternoon and evening when i was getting ready for bed, all be it that's at 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. in the evening, it was storm ing in my part of philadelphia. >> it was, i'm up in montgomery county, the same way, 6:00, 6:30, 7:00, it was quick but packed a punch for sure. and it wasn't just the problems there with the flood ing in we missing. these are storm reports from yesterday, at one point, up in berks county, we did have an occupied vehicle that was stuck in the high water. there was also up in berks count a landslide that was reported blocking route 737 up in the stoney run area. you see mt. laurel there, over in jersey, trees were down, causing some power outages. up in bucks county, 60-mile

cbs reporter teri okita is in barcelona for us tonight at the memorial to the victims. teri. >> reporter: allen, this is the exact spot where that white van ended its path of destruction yesterday. now it's a growing memorial. not only are spaniards and tourists not afraid. but we're seeing a passionate defiance as thousands of people have come out throughout the evenly and now here at 3:30 in the morning to las ramblas. police believe they may have killed the driver of the van that plowed through a crowd of pedestrians in barcelona thursday. they are investigating whether the 17-year-old was among five men shot hours after the attack. in the massacre in the las ramblas district, at least one american was killed. jared tucker was from lafayette grew up in walnut creek and went to ygnacio valley high school. he and his wife heidi were celebrating their one year wedding anniversary. tuckerrer's father said it was his son's first visit to europe. >> i don't understand how somebody, anybody, could do that type of thing to innocent people. >> reporter: the shootout with the s

reporting live from barcelona, i'm teri okita. len, back to you. >> teri, there was an explosion on wednesday. is it connected? >> reporter: it is somehow connected to it. we're hearing that that explosion completely destroyed the home and one, possibly two people died and several others were injured. but it happened about 125 miles south of barcelona in alcanar. we don't know how it's connected because police haven't elaborated. >>> president trump weighing in about the deadly violence in virginia. he called the removal of confederate monuments foolish saying: b-s news poll >> that brought more criticism from republicans. >> the president has not yet, um, been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful. we need for him to be successful. our nation needs for him to be success. we need for our president -- the world needs our president to be successful. >> a poll out this morning from cbs news shows 55% of those surveyed disapprove of the president's response t

cbs news' teri okita is live from the princess' former home at london's kensington palace.morning. >> reporter: good morning. princess diana's celebrity status was unparalleled at the time. so much so that 20 years later, she still draws a crowd here at kensington palace. we spoke with a couple of people who snuck into the park at 3 a.m. to hang banners an signs an place flowers and notes for the people's princess. >> reporter: the gates of the palace are covered with photos of the late princess diana. people here in london say 20 years later, the princess is not forgotten. >> she was a beautiful person. but, you know, it's a memory that everybody wants to keep. >> reporter: on the eve of the anniversary princes william and harry brought flowers and thanked well-wishers who came to remember their mother. princess diana was one of the most famous women in the world thrust into the spotlight at 19 when she got engaged to prince charles. she was the most photographed woman and some including her sons believe the paparazzi, who hounded her in paris the night of the car crash, a

teri okita, cbs news, london. >>> now, wusa 9's first alert weather. >>> so the day you have been waiting years for is just a week away. >> yes. next monday we have the eclipse. we're having an event to watch. >> do you have your glasses? >> yes, not the counterfeit on page and about the event. you can join us. >> cool. >> let's talk about the eclipse because there are some things you may know, maybe you know already. it is a week out. pretty exciting. not going to be a total eclipse for us, but it will be pretty cool. it starts at 1:17. quarter to 3:00 next monday at max. by that we mean 81% totality. you want totality, you have to go there. it will end at 4:01. that is the deal now. the totality has a 70-mile wall shadow travels at 2,000 miles an hour. even with protected eye wear, we'll hand that out at the event. 3 minutes is the max you can look directly into the sun even with the glasses. april2024 is the next. this is unusual, there are collections every year, but it is the very unusual to see totality across the entire country. that is pretty cool. >>> 83 today. i think we will be

i'm teri okita.t story just ahead. ♪ >> one day closer to the upcoming weekend and it does look like it's going to be a steamy one especially on saturday and high temperatures topping near 90 degrees to kick off the weekend. we'll take a step back as we head into sunday with highs in the mid to upper 80s. we brought down the rain chances on saturday could see a hit or miss storm during afternoon hours looking mainly dry with sunshine on sunday. ♪ >> apparently convenience stores aren't convenient enough. that's the message amazon hopes to send with the new service it launched today. instant pick up allows customers to order from basic supplies pick up their stuff within two minutes. the company is gearing first to college students. it opens in five college campus locations today and there are plans to roll out another 17 college sites next week. >>> meanwhile target hopes it's same day delivery service will help boost sales. big box retailer just acquired the company grand junction a tech firm that s

teri okita, cbs news, london. >>> still ahead, two carmakers building plants in the u.s. to build cars here. >> hi, everybody. good afternoon to you. let's take a look outside. it is muggy and warm. the chances of a thunderstorm coming up. a new labor department report shows u-s job growth revved up in july. the u-s economy added 209- thousand new jobs last month... that's more than most analysts >>> in money news a new labor department report shows u.s. job growth revved up in july. 209,000 new jobs were added last month more than expected. the unemployment rate went down to 4.3%. that news helped drive the stock market to a record high open today. right now, let's take a look at the big board. dow up 45. >>> toyota and mazda are teaming up to build a new $1.6 billion plant here in the u.s. the plant is going to be able to produce about 300,000 cars a year and create up to 4,000 jobs. you may remember president trump criticized toyota for building a plant in mexico to make corollas. well, the company now says it will produce them at the u.s. plant and will, instead, make

cbs reporter teri okita on how police later captured the suspect. >> reporter: french authorities say the driver of a bmw waited in a cul-de-sac, then rammed his clhivee injust as they were changing shifts. six are hurt, three with serious injuries. this local resident heard what she described as screams of pain and distress. [ in french ] >> reporter: she says i saw two bodies, two soldiers on the ground. one in a really bad way. government officials call it a cowardly calculated ambush. spial forces caught the suspect hours after the attack after a shootout on a highway in northern france. the attack happened in a paris suburb well known for being the foadquarters of france's main intellce soldiers serving in operation sentinel, a unit created to protect french sites after a series of deadly islamic extremist attacks. since 2012, nine police officers have died in terrorist incidents across paris. just last weekend, a man shouting "allahu akbar" tried to stab a security d guarat the eiffel tower. in june two terror attacks along thechamps elysees and notre dame particularly targeted

teri okita is in london with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right now there has been no change in the security threat level in guam, but the governor there is asking residents to be prepared for a possible attack. u.s. military forces on guam are at the ready after a threat from north korea that it's finalizing plans to launch four missiles near the islands. residents woke up to this local headline have mixed feelings of how worried they should be that the latest war of words might result in an actual war. >> pretty scary. >> they threaten us? bring it. the u.s. is strong. i'm pretty sure we got 'em. >> reporter: that is a sentiment president trump echoed thursday at his golf club in new jersey. >> he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody has seen before what will happen in north korea. >> reporter: as for criticism that president trump earlier this week ramped up the rhetoric too dramatically with his promise of fire and fury, mr. trump disagree s. >> maybe it wasn't tough enough. they have been doing this to o

. >> teri okita for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> well, switching gears, and turning to sports, eagles fans , football season is finally here. >> yes, getting our first look at the 2017 eagles. >> last night, pre-season game one from greenbay, carson wentz, looked sharp. he was four for four, so 58 yards, including year yard touchdown pass, the rookie matt hollins. coasts into the end zone. the eagles fails on its conversion, but there is always time to work on that, packers scored a touchdown, on a yard yard punt return and beat the birds 24 to nine. >> it was good just to give the young guys an opportunity, guy like mack, that first drive, and he had a big game, as well, so it was just good. >> yes, the beauty of it it is priest see on, we got a lot of guys in the game. we get a chance to evaluate from here on. >> eagles first rounds draft pick, defensive tackle, derrick barnett, two sacks in the game. next thursday the birds host the buffalo bills at the linc. >> well, coming up: probably heard about this problem for years. thieves trying to steel your credit card information. using

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cbs reporter teri okita is there for us now and teri, investigators are getting a better idea of who is behind these attacks. >> reporter: they are hoping to. investigators believe these attacks were part of a large terror network as you mentioned maybe 15 people or so.