at "the journal." -- news pundits are talking "the journal."n: what are the difference in covering hillary clinton at "the journal" and at "the new york times?" when was the last time you had an interview with her? amy: a sitdown interview, 2008. i think the difference is readers perceive me to be conservative when i worked at "the journal" and readers perceive me to be liberal when i work at "the times." brian: what does that say about readers? amy: i think there is a simplistic breakdown in consuming news based on your own biases. of course, it is more nuanced. brian: do you feel any politics in the two different newsrooms? was there any influence to the conservative side at "the journal" to the liberal side at "the times." amy: no, i think i am lucky in that both of the papers i have covered presidential campaigns the news sites have been completely independent from the editorials. the bias is still for a good story, i think. brian: what is your favorite story you have ever done? amy: ever or on the beat? brian: the beat. amy: planet hillary

and the new poll numbers, the abc news poll shows hillary clinton shooting up 12 points in debate. jon what you are learning from the bidenen camp aut timing on his decision and are the numbers a factor? >> biden's team says the decision could come at any time, and as for the polls, the polls are not a factor for the vice president. but i spoke to several long time biden friends and advisers and says the vice president simply passed. >> jon karl, thank you. >>> now to the other side and the war of words between republican rivals donald trump and jeb bush. today, bush blasting the front-runner for what he calls a shocking lack of nornlg of national security, sing trump is running a reality show campaign. trump said 9/11 happene and the world trade center came down under george w. bush. >>> one more headline out of washington at this hour. congressman paul ryan, so many watching to see ife will run for speaker of the house. ryan said he did not want the job, now expected to say he will not make a final decision until he talks to more republican colleagues and he will make it clear to

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from the broadcast center in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, october 21st, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> congressman paul ryan says he is ready to run for house speaker, but he says he'll only go for the job if conservative lawmakers abide by his request. >>> vice president joe biden shows signs he may be entering the white house race by contrasting himself to hillary clinton, but this morning, questions about his role in the raid that killed blk osama bin laden. >> one win away. the new york mets and kansas city royals can punch their ticket to the world series with victories tonight. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> paul ryan's message to fellow house republicans was to the highway -- meet my conditions and i'll run for speaker, otherwise, find another candidate. this morning, the gop caucus is considering his terms. ryan is a reluctant candidate but finally agreed to run if he is backed by

>>> tonight, the eye-opening new cancer warning. hot dogs, processed meat and bacon, now put in the same category as cigarettes and asbestos. the world health organization and their new findings. dr. besser is stand big with the bottom line. how much should you and your family eat? >>> breaking now. the new poll out. trump in trouble, slipping even further in the key first state of iowa. trump now attacking the polls, and his new comments tonight on religion. >>> the driver who crashed into the homecoming parade. four people killed, including this 2-year-old boy. tonight, new details about the driver before the crash. >>> the tourist boat sinking. 27 people floating in the water until rescuers can arrive. we're on the scene. >>> and the invisible danger in your home. >> the house just exploded! >> tonight, authorities and the new warning after what this homeowner was doing right before the blast. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you here with us on a monday night. and we begin with the troubling new warning about something th

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over the new york harbor and the bite is moving along. good chop on the hudson and east river. now a beautiful shot of new york city. this camera is shimmying a bit. breathtaking. silhouette of manhattan is gorgeous with the high clouds. really pretty. pair of 6s. wind is gusting 13 to 24. humidity was up after the overnight rains. now it's down to 28%. cooler feel tonight and it will tomorrow. barometer rising. 13 degrees above average will be on the average high. the rainfall yesterday nearly an inch and a half. sunset at 5:56. a 20-degree drop tonight. upper 60s today. upper 40s by morning. near normal tomorrow around 60. looks cool and dry for trick or treat. then a small shower chance for marathon sunday, ten or 20% shot. hudson valley in the low 60s. 52 monticello. 64 norwalk and 65 yonkers and 66 us a continue. west orange 65. you can see the converging winds offshore. that is the cold front. wind gusts, that is sustained at newburgh 40 miles per hour. may be delays at stewart airport. winds gusting into the first part of the night then back off late. mainly clear. lots o

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a campus mourns. at least ten people are dead when a gunman goes on a rampage at an oregon community college. the attack renewing calls from the white house to take on gun violence. >>> tracking joaquin. the hurricane moves up through the atlantic and appears it could stay away from the shore, but the east coast still braces for record rain. >>> millions of cell phone users at risk of identity theft. hackers steal the personal information of t-mobile customers. >>> inflight injuries. passengers are taken to the hospital when severe turbulence rattles their plane. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> authorities are trying to figure out what prompted a gunman to open fire at an oregon community college. one witness said before chris harper mercer began shooting yesterday morning, he demanded his victims say what their religion was. he killed nine people and 180 miles south of portland, and danielle nottingham

the air strike was carried out by an ac-130 gun ship. nbc news learned that cockpit recordings reveal that the crew actually questioned whether the air strike was legal. a defense official said today it may, in fact, amount to a war crime. for three days the u.s. military failed to acknowledge innocent civilians were killed. >> an air strike was called to eliminate the taliban threat and several civilians were accidentally struck. >> reporter: four full days after the strike, the u.s. commander general john campbell admitted the worst. >> the hospital was mistakenly struck. we would never intentionally target a protected medical facility. >> reporter: a preliminary investigation indicates the u.s. military forces apparently failed to follow strict rules of engagement in identifying the target. defense officials also acknowledged doctors without borders called the pentagon in the middle of the air strike to report the hospital was under attack. it's not clear that message ever reached the forces in afghanistan. military and defense officials are c

-- outside the crush of breaking news. richardack in 2013, burke, who used to be at "the t moran, werearolyn talking about this beat. >> hillary clinton left the state department think she wants a normal life. there she was in chicago giving a policy speech, how normal is that? >> is not a normal life for a westchester grandmother to the. -- to be. bill loves to fawn over her publicly and tell the world what a wonderful president she would make. >> she is acting coy the whole time. brian: how does that work? amy: if you ever watch friday night lights, i think of caroline as coach taylor. i think i'm exhausted, can deliver another story, and she just knows exactly what to say to get it out of you. brian: who decides what you cover and when? amy: most of it is reporter driven. "thenk the editors at times" know we are the ones out in the field and that most of the ideas know that they --promised proposing stories they come proposing stories. of the storyost ideas are reporter generated, something great about "the times ." what

it's the gear that gets it done. i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. take metro north to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high above the hudson. swing a club at one of america's greatest courses... see spectacular sights underground... to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> now new york's number 1 news channel 7 eyewitness news this morning. widespread damage all across afghanistan, pakistan, ask india following a massive magnitude 7 earthquake. these new images coming in moments ago. >> as the memorial outside psa5 in east harlem continues to grow, we are hearing from the heartbroken fiancee of a murdered nypd officer. >> updating breaking news in new jersey, one person has died in a 3-alarm fire at a condo complex in bridge water. john del giorno over the scene in news copter 7 where evacuations are in place. john. >> that's right, ken. we're told that a total of eight units in this con

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from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm jim axelrod. zimbabwe has decided not to bring charges against the dentist from minnesota who killed cecil the lion earlier this year on a big game hunt. cecil was the star attraction at a game park and was fitted with an electronic collar. walter palmer paid $55,000 for the hunt. the paperwork was in order. but the lion was illegally lured out of the park. the commercial hunter in charge of the safari will be in court today facing up to ten years in jail. the incident has triggered a fierce debate over trophy hunting in zimbabwe. deborah patta is there. >> reporter: behind me victoria falls together with zimbabwe's game reserves are major tourist attractions here. the riches are not shared, after 35 years of oppressive rule, the government is broke and the economy in ruins. the national park, former home to cecil the lion is being ravaged by zimbabwe's dire conditions. as a result conservation relies primarily on hunting. we spoke to a man who oversees the industry. how much money

and this is the "cbs morning news." have a great day. cbs 2 this morning...the latest informion from a body found in the corridor in n broad daylight. the new details this morning after a weekend celebration turned deadly in oklahoma. the new project starting today at the university of iowa -- trying to learn more about sexual assault on campus. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather

the new fears of another winter meltdown on the eye. clerks this is a news center five eyeopener. the walls here. the runners breaking out those red and white sweaters and the mission to raise money for a fire-ravaged canyon. good morning, i' m randy price. emily: and i' m emily riemer with cindy fitzgibbon. what a difference a day makes. cindy: you step outside it is amazing. it is all again. winter was a snap. big difference in the temperatures. upper 40' s to around 50 degrees. organized in boston. 44 out the door this morning. the difference is that the wind is picking up out of the southwest. a southwesterly wind is bringing it will be a windy and mild day. we have downpours moving through parts of southern new hampshire. it exits through around boston. we have a few sprinkles. the risk of a passing sprinkle. clouds and breaks of sunshine. that' ll go well the temperature department. s close to 60 degrees. afternoon. the winds will be busy. winter advisory this afternoon. two hands on the wheel driving conditions. let' s see how we

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and the new program will proactively happen. and the departments of homes to check for safety and their health issues. that they will begin in that san antonio neighborhood where they have had a personal experience with their poor living conditions. >> i walked in to the sewage soaked in to the carpets because of the toilets on the first floor overflowed on a regular basis. needles from their drug users, left out in their courtrooms. and people are subjected to their horrible living conditions. >> reporter: the mayor says that many of the families would have children, protecting them as a priority. that inspections will be scheduled ahead of time to give them advanced notice. >>> a strike vote is underway for faculty members in the california state university system, that they are threatening to walk off their job if they don't get that 5% raise. they've been negotiating since may, offering a 2% raise. that they say they have not received the substantial raise in seven years. and they also say that some of them are making as litt

and the new york mets have won the series. the mets and the cubs in the national league championship series beginning on saturday night at citi field. >> games one and two at citi if necessary game six and seven back at citi field next saturday and sunday. should be a great one. i'm otis livingston, cbs-2 news. >> chicago is my kind of town. going to be great, we'll have reaction from the locker room and the fans in just a moment. >>> first traffic and weather on the 2s. hey john. good morning. >> reporter: going to be cold for the games this weekend. dry but definitely feeling more like november than october. outside right now, doesn't feel that bad. we have clouds pushing through, affiliated with a weak front. 56 in the city, light rain possible north and west. absolutely. we'll take it. we need it. showers likely fall apart and weaken by midday. and then we see yeah that cold air settle in. it is all just waiting. waiting in the western wings to take over. today's numbers really not too bad actually, a little bit above norm

this happened at the 1700 block of weeks avenue. eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live now in the mount hope section. >> reporter: good morning, lori. investigators are still here on the scene inside the apartment where the fire happened going over the fire damage in hopes of finding a cause. police still have not released the name of the elderly man who lived inside the apartment and later died. the first call for help came mount hope section of the bronx. when firefighters arrived and rushed into the apartment, there was heavy smoke but light flames. inside the apartment they found the elderly man on the living room floor with burns, and they say he was in full cardiac arrest. despite efforts to save his life that man was pronounced dead at bronx lebanon hospital. firefighters were able to contain the fire to that first floor apartment. however, a next door neighbor did suffer smoke inhalation, but that neighbor is expected to be okay. as for a cause for the fire, that of course remains under investigation. we're live in the bronx this morn

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the new deal two world superpowers came to over their separate missions in syria. the terms one republican needs the party to m mt before he runs for speaker of the house. welcome to cbs two this morning... i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. new this morng, morning,one pers is dead after officiers exchanged gunfire with a suspect in cedar rapids.the police department says it was all part of an ongoing drug investigation. investigation.police officers putled over three suspects along the 3200hundred block ravenwood terrara northwest. when the vehicle stopped, one officers and a k-9 unit chased him.police say the suspect shot at officers when they were trying to arrest him.they shot back, hitting and killing the suspect.right now, the identities of the officers and the man shot are not being released.the iowa d-c-i will be investigating the shooting. new york city mayor bill de blasio says the whole city is mourning the loss of a police officer who was shot and kied last night. nighghofficer randolph holder was shot in the head while respondi

and the future of new york is saying no to synthetics! go to oasas.ny.gov, or call or reporter: nets were at wrigley field in chicago tonight. looking to go up three games to none on the cubs to tick a stranglehold in the national league championship sr. is for the fifth postseason game in a row for the mets, it was murphy's law striking a aday in. yes, indeed, na man aday in. daniel murphy. top of the third unloading on kyle hendrex. bye pi, so long well, farewell. five bombs in the last five games. six of the postseason. 2-1. then here. the cubs answer. off jacob. he also says bye-bye, so long, farewell. solo bomb of his own. can be buys believe in that. a deuce piece. get a load of this. top six. on the third. two-out. swings and misses. strike three. the ball gets away from the catcher allowing set bus to score and mack mack 3-2 and maybe there is a curse on these can be buy because topp seven now at the corner. now at the plate. draws a shot to left. kyle should have made the catch. he didn't. david wright scoring from third. making i

ben: speaking of messes from the rain to the mets. new york heads come down two games to and none in the best of seven world sees so they have their work cut out for them. still possible, let's go mets. >> it is in three years since superstorm sandy devastated parts of our area. three years, i can't believe that, right after i got here. ben: november 12th, 2015, -- 2013. juliet: i will have to go out to kansas city which is not a trip i am looking forward to because my friends, whoever loses, whatever team loses, we have to go to reach other's make the effort to go. ben: right here is a nice little town, some good barbecue. ben: my friends are there, that is cool. ben: i bet you can get a cocktail for $5. right? juliet: i was thinking of the actual cost of the trip and a hotel but unlike the way your mind works. $100. kansas city in october. >> meteorologist: the mets can still make it from this point forward. if it continues on this -- >> meteorologist: let's have some rain, it is not quite done but our rain totals generally in the range

news. even a few years ago. the evening news is tuning in, it's a little outdated. it's a con specific use shift in behaviour. according to the reuters institute of journalism, americans are consuming 74% of news online, 64% on tv, and 23% on newspapers. content producers in the new media world are mindful that the power comes when the millennial generation engages, when they comment on something, jump into a conversation, and ideally pass it along to a friend. what are the people sharing the content. that is the growth. >> even though newspaper boxes are empty, the new business is booming. we are steps away from twitter headquarters, and the opposite of the digital news site. >> the world is in competition for each other's attention now. >> tech editor says news consumption evolved with the development of mobile phone apps poking us with information all day long. >> used to be you turned on the tv and the only people to put something on the tv. was c.b.s., abc, now you pick up the phone. anyone can put anything on it. it's a matter of how it gets to you. >> al jazee

mourns the death of a student athlete. all this raises new worries about the safety of the sport played by more than a million american kids. reporter dean reynolds is outside (boh - gun) bogan high school in chicago. 3 ctm script: (nats: rich central hs football field) friends and family gathered this weekend to remember 17- year old andre smith who suffered a fatal injury playing football for his high school.the bogan high school senior collapsed during a game thursday against chicago vocational after taking a hit right at the end of the contest. though he was rushed to a local hospital.. he died there the following morning. (sot: friend) (youth football//180045)"he was always there for everybodywh oever need him (gets emotional)"(gfx in ) over the weekend, the cook county medical examiner ruled the death "accidental" -- caused due to football." (gfx out) (sot:) (satu0095)"you understand the risks but it's a game you know, it's a game." smith is the seventh high school football player to die in the u-s this year. just days ago, cam'ron matt

>> hundreds of hot air balloons fill the skies of new mexico. pilots from dozens of states and 17 countries are taking part in the 44th annual albuquerque international balloon festival. the nine-day festival features different balloon designs, as well as races, rides and both day and nighttime assents, it is one of the most photographed events in the country. >> can understand that. >> that's for sure. >>> democratic presidential front runner hillary clinton got a ton of laughs last night on saturday night live. >> hey, bartender, keep them >> overnight hillary clinton getting in on the joke on saturday night live. >> oh, i get it. you're a politician. >> yes. , yes. and how about you? >> me? i'm just an ordinary citizen who believes the keystone pipeline will destroy our environment. >> this is hillary clinton 2.0, a candidate trying to show spontaneous. >> me too. from girl talk with actress feminist? >> yes absolutely. >> showing off her whip and nae nae skills on ellen, and jumping on stage with mark anthony in miami. the candidate has been

the ground." "there's not a whole lot of fresh news out there. cash has been done for over a day or so this week, and hopefully can get pushed up into that better level next week. but it's the end of the month, last day of the week, so just kind of seeing some long liquidation here right now in the cattle trade." "it's just end of the month, last day of the week profit taking is all. see product a little bit slow yet right now despite the market being terribly, terribly oversold. but the balances i think will be sold into short term. just fundamentally there's not much out there but we will see a day, or hopefully more than a day of some relief here just based off of charts." and that's the show for today.. and you can see our stories online.. go to who-tv dot com.. click news then >> nicole: you busy? >> daniel: whoa. for you, never. >> nicole: oh.

grand slam led the way. newed the go-ahead hit. yankees have now lost three in a row to the red sox. texas rangers move close to postseason spot over victory last night. adrianbeltre, rangers lead by two and a half west. you like that in sports, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to today's working world. companies everywhere are working harder and investing more. but achieving the right outcomes has never been more difficult. xerox engineers a better way for people, process and technology to work together. >> nicole: squeezes out of correction territory. tough three quarters for the dow. we haven't seen three losing quarters since 2009. maria bartiromo ready to take you with mornings to marÍa. >> maria: good morning, i'm maria bartiromo. it's thursday october 1st, kickoff of fourth quarter of 2015. jim with us and conservative review. we'll get to our guest. russian link hackers attempted to use a fishing scam to penetrate hillary clinton's private e-mail account. a new batch of emails, some of which are consid

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new pictures from the set. >> we are keeping a close eye on the breaking situation in kearny, new jersey. all northbound lanes of the western spur of the turnpike are shut down because of a fiery tanker truck crash. >>> we are following breaking news in bridgeport, connecticut. police just released this video of a 17-year-old girl escaping her alleged kidnapper's car. the young woman was walking to school on boston avenue early monday morning when the female driver of that gray toyota lured the girl to the car and then attacked her. the young girl managed to bail out of the vehicle. it's not clear if the young woman knew her attacker. if you have any information, you are asked to call bridgeport police. >>> new tonight, tracy morgan is back to work. check out photos exclusively obtained by e news. the comedian was snapped wearing a coach's interview on the site of "fist fight" in atlanta. it comes more than a year after morgan was critically injured in a limo accident on the new jersey turnpike. you don't have to wait for the movie to come out to see him. he's returning to "saturday nigh

goal came in the third period. newe: let's get you caught up on the global market action that we have been seeing in asia. hang seng and shanghai, the nikkei is the one on the downside, 1 full percentage point. >> cheryl: right now the ftse is down, cac down and dax in germany down, not much out there. >> nicole: dow futures down 12, s&p down one and a half and we are waiting on earnings reports. >> cheryl: let's get you caught up with forecast with maria molina. >> maria: hello, everybody at home, we are tracking low pressure moving across the southeast today. you are going to live umbrellas because that system is going to be moving through today, 1 inch of rain or even 3-inches locally in some areas. slow commute for you as we head out to work. by tomorrow dealing with heavy rain across parts of northeast and portions of the midwest, by the way, behind the storm system come wednesday we are going to be looking at snow coming down like places like minnesota and a couple of inches sticking on the ground. temperature wi

go long. >>> well, next tonight, first came the abc news investigation about the tires on your car. well, now a year later, comes a new warning for millions of drivers. were their tires recalled without them even knowing, and are your tires a lot older than you think? abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross with the number to look for. >> reporter: members of a florida church group were on their way to a weekend retreat when a tire blew and the driver two adults died and teenagers were hospitalized. investigators say the church never got the word that that tire had been recalled a year earlier. today, investigators for the national transportation safety board said it happens all the time. millions of tires are under safety recall, but the vast majority of owners never find out about it. >> that system's not working. it's completely broken. >> somebody lost control of their vehicle. >> reporter: the ntsb investigation also found motorists are in the dark about the potential dangers of tires that look new but are actually quite old. the tire that failed in this california ac

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debris from the el faro, including this container door. but so far, no new signs of the ship's missing crew members. the ntsb today launching a team of investigators to jacksonville. >> the purpose is to find out exactly what happened as accurately as possible. >> reporter: but the most crucial piece of the puzzle likely under 15,000 feet of water. >> we'll be looking at the data recorder. that will be of utmost importance. >> reporter: and tonight, we're learning more about the el faro's crew and its captain, michael davidson, who made the round trip from jacksonville to san juan, puerto rico, two times a month. he was used to navigating dangerous storms. just six weeks ago, crew member roosevelt clark, now among the missing, posting these photos with the message, "ship went through tropical tomorrow erika. big shoutout to the captain." and just weeks later, "no rough weather can stop us from getting the cargo here." clark's cousin telling us, families of the crew are angry they were in the that hurricane. >> why did they send them out there, knowing it was

, new york. >> it will get there. >> find the besty the one with anderson cooper way back when, wasn't it. flo floob? >> no, it's the one from 1950 when i made a tv dinner. tv dinners were much later. >> we're like ozzy and harriet. >> yeah. >> interesting. we'll be right back with the marathon. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >>> "world news now" continues after this [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> it's a big day this weekend. the new york marathon is on su >>> it's a big day this weekend with the new york marathon on sunday. >> more than 50,000 runners hit the pavement and a marathon champ has fitness advice for everyone. here's trina trinh. >> people get nervous. i was one of those people. >> reporter: hard to believe considering matt won last year's boston marathon and was the first american since 1982 to win the new york city marathon in 2009. at 40 years old, he's still going

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those are just some of the headlines on the morning news stand. the los angeles times reports the california governor jerry brown signed a controversial assisted suicide bill. state lawmakers passed the so-called right-to-die legislation after emotional lobbying by the family of brittany maynard. she moved to on the ground so she could legally end her life last year t. california law provides doctors to provide lethal drugs to mentally complicated adults with a terminal illness who expect to die within six months. the seattle "time's" reports on the death of another high school football player. kenny bayouy, the 17-year-old. the family held a vigil to mourn his loss. >> it could have been us. we all delivered his. we seen people go to the hospital. >> our hearts are beating. we came here to support and give people love. >> his death follows the death of a high school football player in new jersey last month after he took a hard hit, the walk post says several of donald trump's homes were hacked. customer credit and debit cards may have been stolen

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the new shadow is . -- roughly .03% of the task.and would increase from 22.94 to 22.97 on the open space to 60.67% when the rec center building is included. now rpd trust for public lands to do a feasibility study on concept plan for the site. we're looking at redesigning the entire site. it is likely that the building will be roughly where it is now along the 6th street corridor and probably extend to folsom street. we'll also have similar features in the open space as it does now. the recreation center may or may not have outdoor recreation space on the rooftop. this provides a summary of the shadow analysis. the new shadow would occur in the morning within 30 minutes of the solar day, so that is about one hour after sunrise. and will occur no later than 8:40 in the morning. this is important as the park is currently opens at 9:00 a.m. and closes at 6:00, currently closed sunday and monday, although it's available for afternoon programming and rentals on sunday and monday. the shadow, the new shadow will be on the park 20 days bet

we hope you can join us on the news at 9:00 on tv 10/55. >>> up next on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," the catastrophic floods in south carolina. can sandbags hold back the rushing waters? we thank you for watching tonight. and we wish you a good

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> stuck in the mud. hundreds of california drivers are stranded when heavy rain sends water, rocks and mud washing across highways. >>> is joe biden ready to run? one of his top political advisers signals the vice president may be getting ready to enter the race. >>> and start spreading the news. the new york mets finish off the dodgers to advance to the national league championship series for the first time since 2006. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> the weather is expected to improve today in southern california, but it will be days before the area recovers from a powerful flood producing weather system that swept over the area yesterday. the storm brought nearly an inch a short period of time, causing intense flooding. >> oh, my gosh! run for your life! >> about 75 miles north of los angeles, the west coast main north/south interstate i-5 was floodwaters. another major highway was also

and i is bad news. theaccident on southbound 680 as you leave concord and pleasanton hill to walnut creek but the problem is heading away from highway four to highway 24 it will take you 22 minutes. we have a brand new accident on the transition from highway 4 southbound 680 so all we can see is a sea of headlight as they push into the southbound direction and northbound traffic is not affected. you can see the string of red causing treasure on 680 so concord is going to be on the braves and that is where we had the early accident that cleared. and highway 24, that is the reward. we do not have delays. to the eastern span of the bay bridge traffic is sluggish but still moving and no accidents in san francisco to gum it up. >> back with seven things to know before you go. >> abc7 is looking at the toll plaza and keep an eye on weather and traffic. and traffic. pack in [get up to 48 monthsw interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with ste

to the north and west, 55 in windham, new hampshire. brattleboro at 61 degrees it gets warmer again on thursday, and here's why. we have the clouds over us to start the day thursday and watch how they lift off to the north. can still be a couple of showers has the front goes back that way, so we're playing with the same fronts, but now it's going northward allowing the milder ahead of the cold front. we'll have to watch for showers, and even heavier downpours ahead of the front, much like we always do with cold front, but the breaks in the sun and clouds, will allow the temperatures to cook up a bit, near 70 degrees, much like we saw today and then the showers and potential for a thunderstorm or two start to rumble our way with the cold front late in the day thursday. cooler attend your week on friday and start your weekend, but it also brings back the sunshine and no chance of rain for friday and saturday. by sunday, the next fronts approaches with the possibility of some showers coming on in. so let's talk about that weekend in view. o