theresa is here to help us with this. good morning theresa! jessica and theresa are showing you how to create your very own at home pasta bar! jessica and theresa are showing you how to create your very own at home forecast... scott: good morning siouxland. rain is moving through the area as bands of showers are being reeled northward by an area of low pressure spinning in west-central nebraska. we may hear a few cracks of thunder today too. temperatures are fairly warm in the there's a breeze from the east and southeast near 15 miles per hour. here's the dayplanner where we'll manage to reach into the upper 60s today for a high temperature. the rain will begin to fall apart this evening. jessica rae: still ahead in our show.... the iowa attorney general is enhancing legislation to protect the elderly from con artists and financial scams plus here's what you can expect coming up on gma " " will be the target of a financial scam. if you're caring for an aging loved one... that's a scary thought. so, how do you protect them? abc9 news reporter b

theresa: we won't be saying. and the controversy in the monday night football match between seattle and detroit. theresa: detroit driving for the winning four, calvin johnson gets phenomenal line and the ball popped out. check the replay. seattle abscam chancellor save them by punching the ball out of johnson's arms but wait. team the cagey right battled the ball illegally out of bounds. that but there wasn't, there's a turnover and seattle wins thirteenth in 10. ben: much more to come, patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. t fewer than 10% received 5 stars. r among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. so how ya doing? enough pressure in here for ya? ugh. my sinuses are killing me. yeah...just wait 'til we hit t

theresa: a second body was theresa: a second body was discovered in the rubble of brooklyn building following an explosion which investigators requested that he did he entered. ben: the search is on for the gunman who rob the store inside the posh plaza hotel. theresa: yankees star pitcher cc sabathia is thrilled for the season, checked himself into rehab. we go live to yankee stadium for the latest on this. ben: tuesday morning, ben simmoneau. theresa: teresa priolo in for juliet. 5:00 on the dock, thanks for joining us. ben: let's check the forecast for mike woods, thank you for being here, juliet was supposed to be back today but she got ill in london. >> meteorologist: which bent gives that look of -- use that you were curious. to the she does love the brits and issue one doubleday's. theresa: she applied for a visa of any kind. >> meteorologist: she got us on this infection and you are not supposed to fly especially seven and two hours. theresa: we hope she gets home soon if she is not already and we will see her soon. >> meteorologist: exactly. in the meantime you have got the wheel. le

[door opens] >> theresa: hi. >> brady: hi. why'd you want to see me? is tate okay, or... >> theresa: well, yeah. if he wasn't, i'd do more than text. he's fine. >> brady: okay, what's up? >> theresa: um, listen, i did some thinking, um, but i don't think you're going to be very happy about it. >> brady: okay, what'd you do? >> theresa: that--it's for you. >> brady: you bou--um, you bought me clothes? >> theresa: it's a vintage suit, so... >> brady: it's a vintage... suit? doesn't that mean secondhand? right? >> theresa: yeah, listen, you can wear it to the bicentennial and the wedding. you'll be the sharpest looking guy there. and i've already had it cleaned and altered, and i also jazzed it up just a little bit. >> brady: jazzed it up? really? >> theresa: please, i just-- i mean, just tell me you'll at least think about wearing it. >> brady: i'm sorry. mm-mm. it's not a good idea. >> chad: well, i'm not saying a word until i have an attorney right beside me. >> justin: that's your legal right. >> chad: damn straight.

. >> anne: theresa, are we friends? theresa: sure. >> anne: so then, be a friend again, tonight. starting now, because it's been too long. go, get ready. i'll wait. [soft nostalgic music] ♪ >> ♪ sometimes my mind ♪ play tricks on me ♪ i think i hear your voice ♪ i feel you standing ♪ next to me ♪ then i come bac

theresa, now, you lost a brother to homicide four years correct. >> five years. >> did you ever think it would take this long to find justice for him and your family because it's still unsolved, correct is this. >> correct. i honestly thought that when my brother did, it was something that would get solved. if not a year, then close to it. just because at the time that it him, and people that claimed they saw what happened and called the police, so and it also happened across a park where there was lots of people. it was summertime, it was around 8 o'clock, i believe. >> what were the circumstances? >> so from what i know is my brother was over at friend's house, he was sitting on the steps along -- i guess there was other people sitting on the steps too, and they came from sideways and approached my brother and started shooting, and somebody else got shot but my brother was the one that didn't survivor the shooting. so and i know that friend did see, so i don't understand why it's not solved. >> you're holding the picture of your brother. >> my brother's name is david martins and dav

amy: hotel theresa. >> hotel theresa.stood up to this washington pressure, the manager of that hotel, who was african-american. he had grown up in jim crow south. and he said, "you know, i know what it's like to be denied a roof over your head. this cuban delegation can stay here." so it was a very -- amy: did he meet malcolm x there? >> he did. it was a very dramatic moment. malcolm x makes a visit to the hotel theresa. he squeezes into his suite, where there's dozens of people crammed. they have a very interesting encounter, fidel and malcolm. and it really changed their lives and had a big impact on both of those men for years afterwards. in fact, malcolm said he was one of the few white men that he learned to respect and appreciate. and, by the way, there was an fbi guy taking notes the whole time in that hotel room, so we know some of what happened there and the dialogue, because of the fbi report on this. amy: who was it? >> well, his name was not revealed, but there was an agent surveilling him. but meanwhile, whil

but listen again to theresa's resacks. theresa's reaction. >> that's so cute. never gonna work again, but thanks. >> thanks for the useless phone, dolphin. >> what do you think? was she ungrateful? >> very ungrateful. i have ruined five cell phones at various times by either having to jump into the pool or ocean or whatever and never once did they come back to me in the mouth of a dolphin. never once. >> if they had i would have -- i would have -- i don't know i would have thanked the dolphin and however that dolphin wants to be thanked unless it is sexual. >> when you see something like that you know how intelligent they are. should we prepare for the dolphin war? >> we should prepare, yeah. that was so amazing that the dolphin would get the phone and bring it back up. i didn't believe it was true. and when you see the video you can't help but smile and be thrilled about it. >> that's the ocean? it looks like the pool. >> the article said an ocean. >> she should have had a bucket of sardines. >> he was doing it for the treat. i am a little wigged out by dolphi

this is southampton road between theresa drive and kovax drive. because of this it, looks like the road is still open. but there are restrictions in place. so, for those of in you this area, somerton section of philly know that the road is still open, restrictions in place. another area where we have construction, business route 30, you are closed here, in this area, in both directions. for those every in you and around this area, you might want to just make note of that. ninety-five at cottman looking good, s curve looking nice, and quiet, roadways are dry this morning, that's always great news, ben franklin bridge, beautiful shot of the ben franklin bridge, lights lit up, still dark out, there still early for those every you waking up, grabbing your cup of coffee with us, so glad you're here, we know mondays are tough, they can be tough. also the lands dale doylestown line shuttle bussing starting today through december week dade 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. between doylestown and colmar, make note. that will also to the wide, you can see, things look

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my name is theresa. >> theresa we're so glad you guys are here. we're going to send it back into the studio. pictures from the event all day long we'll share with you on the later newscast. you guys have been here before. you know the energy that's with us. back to you. >> beautiful. thank you so much. theresa i love your eyelashes. i love your energy, seven years, four years, five years, nothing better than that. >> we love hearing those survivor stories. thanks so much for joining us should you get a flu shot? here's what one new yorker has to say. will you get your flu shot this year? i sure will! and why? well, because of my job. i come in contact with a lot of people that have the flu so therefore i try to protect myself. so you're a firefighter and you're out in the public and you want to make sure you're protected and probably they are too, right? correct. yes. if you have the opportunity to get a free flu shot, why wouldn't you?

theresa, is there any danger at this hour for your residents? let's get that first. >> well, we are, kate, even two days later now, still in a period of search, rescue, and unfortunately, recovery. we are notifying our citizens, particularly in this area of columbia, where i'm standing now, of the potential for breaks in dams. even from upstate south carolina, the waters are draining down to the midlands. what we're seeing is that domino effect, unfortunately. what we have on our side a little bit now is this sunlight we're seeing, but we don't want to give the false hope to people that the potential is not there. so we're trying to put out notifications, be prepared for the event that any dams continue to break. this is home for me too. and so i'm very passionate about this and all of the city staff, first responders are working around the clock, to ensure our citizens that we are trying to restore service, water service for them and make sure that in the event that any of them are impacted by the potential for additional flooding, we are prepa

theresa from the mayor's office of housing. so as ricky had pointed out the site -- the seawall site but the rfp is including your site at seawall lot 322-1 but also the adjacent parcel located next to it at davis that is owned by the department of public works. in conversations with the department of public works it's currently used as a parking lot and going to be transferred to the mayor's office of housing for development that we would have a larger parcel and developed both in conjunction with the seawall so it can provide more affordable housing. ricky mentioned community outreach and we have done extensive outreach and we formed a working group that provided a lot of comments and feedback on the various rfp goals and objective and design guidelines. we met with them 12 times since march 2014 and met with the new aggroup to give updates and we're ready to issue the rfp. we're fine tuning the goals and objectives with feedback from the working group but we're plan to issue it in october per the mou with you so one of the k

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you are going to focus on a controversial speech from theresa may. reporter: it was controversial and widely panned. she laid out her plans for reforming immigration and critics have blasted it as the akoni and. -- as draconian. are stealing your jobs, making you poorer. nevermind the facts, just feel angry at foreigners." say, quote, g in "the myth of the job-stealing immigrants is nonsense." they have filled 11% of nhs jobs in just the last year. "the daily beast" says you have to remember who her audience was. she is playing to the conservative party's right. the speech is part of a bigger picture as she tries to position herself as someone capable to succeed david cameron. genie: it looks like it was panned everywhere, with one exception. reporter: "the daily mail," a conservative-leaning tabloid. "the woman with guts to tell the truth." one of its columnists said that she stood up for the ordinary people and is applauding her speech as brave. it says those criticizing are the country's elites, while the working and lower middle class need a cham

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theresa vo, al jazeera, rosario. >> just a reminder, you can keep track of all the lateliest news at aljazeera.com. this is techknow, a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wild fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight: technkow in search of the great american prarie. >> we're in the prarie state yet ironically, we have such little

there is a limestone carving of daniels, located next to rosa parks and mother theresa. -- and mother teresa. southwest airlines is the computer issues delayed hundreds of flights and airline employees have to process travelers manually at the airport. customers are advised to arrive two hours early. >> sometimes murphy's law gets you. kellye: southwest has not said how long the computer issues will blast. a planned metro station at potomac yards will not open for five years. metro says they need time to plan and build the new station for the yellow and blue lines. break up theould longest section of track without a stop. weather,ing the prepared to use the blankets again, a cold night ahead. devon lucie has the first look at the forecast. devon: from the belfort furniture weather center, perfect conditions for another cold start. crystal clear skies, lack of a breeze. the glassy potomac, everything looking great, but farthest west , the air of washington temperatures are meeting the dewpoint temperatures. the high temperatures today, after the morning lows, 37 frederick, 47 downtown.

theresa: after being locked up for a crime that shocked the city, johnny is waking up a free man this morning. ben: tom hanks searches for florida college student, why he wanted to get in touch with her and how he eventually did. media. 10 million followers. i am kerry drew in for juliet. ben: i am ben simmoneau, it is thank you for being with us. it is not too bad this morning. i thought it was warmer than the past couple mornings. mike woods is here. >> meteorologist: good morning. yesterday it was pretty nice, we made it into the low and mid 70s, 75 degrees in newark, 73 in central park, 71 in islip, quite a few 70s, 60s here and there, 69 in bridgeport, 66 in montauk, these were yesterday's high temperatures, at 60s and apart, 59 at newark, 55 in allentown, the air doesn't have quite the chilly and the last few mornings but still feels pretty good, 54 in monticello, 57 in bridgeport, temperature changes up for everyone, 11 degrees warmer in allentown that was 24 hours ago, 6 degrees warmer in central park, newark and belmar, 10 degrees warmer in islip, a nice bump up in temperatur

. >> theresa watley is the prosecutor who would handle the case for the district attorney's office. >> had they not been there, he would have picked her up again. >> he was waiting. he was lurking right there. there was no question what he was waiting for. >> but though the victim was now safe, her attacker was still on the loose. the young woman gave an incredibly detailed description of the man and of his car. >> she described the car seats down to the detail. she described the tinted windows. she described the fact that the car was two-door, that it was red. >> and the victim remembered something else, a small, stuffed animal on the car side window. enter albuquerque police officer ed taylor. he showed up at the scene, ready to help track down the bad guy. first stop, the apartments where the victim escaped from her kidnapper. >> so you go to the door of the apartment. who answers? >> it's a female. but we went inside the apartment and right off the bat, you could tell she was not going to be helpful at all. >> not cooperative? >> not cooperative. she did tell us that she knew him

on the southern ridge of santa theresa park. they worked together to get a handle on the brushfire burning in a dry area receiving an honor at harvard with lots of tall grass. no homes were threatened. the closest homes were half mile away the fire up burning 5 to 6-acre s. it moved quickly we put resources into it. used water and hand tools to establish a perimeter. >> the fire burned in a wild lined area. they're not sure if it was a campfire that got out of control. a homeless encampment. crews back out at fire now that it is daylight taking a look at the area. making sure all of the hot spots are out. >> more concerns about cracked rods on the bay bridge. new documents revealed tiny cracks in the rods throughout the new eastern span. cracks mean the rods could fail overtime. a caltran engineer says he doesn't think the micro cracking is an issue but they could do further testing. >>> a market was evacuated after a man threw a bag of paint rubbing alcohol and human waste into the store. this happened last night. police say th

. >> if you come in here like mother theresa these guys will shank you in your sleep! share you a story about a guy who works at dave's killer bread. he read about us when he was still incarcerated. that was more six years ago and today he's our plant manager. >> there is no way this magical poster unicorn is real. >> he's right here. okay, what (bleep)! they're everywhere! why are these people so obsessed with getting jobs! >> the job that's allowed me to be successful, it's allowed me to remain a free man. i've gotten married, i've bought a home, i've reestablished relationships with my family. without a job, none of that would be possible. >> if that all you're saying is true, i'm a total asshole. >> that's very clear. en it dawned on me, i have been interviewing people with criminal records all day and didn't get stabbed once. it's like my brain told my heart they deserve a second chance. >> that's how people change, right? they end up meeting the very people they have a bunch of assumptions about and they say, oh, that doesn't fit what i thought. >> so maybe -- ma

theresa didn't have much time to grab her three dogs and get out. >> you have the police coming down your street ordering you overwhelming. >> reporter: brother and sister john and terra jones went into their austin house to get their kids and pets as the floodwaters crept closer and closer. what are you going to do tonight? >> i-- i'm not sure. we're going to call some friendsds and we'll find a place to go. that's what we do. >> reporter: the man who shot that video in the car is okay. as for the residents in this austin neighborhood, many of them have already evacuated because this area and much of soututcentral texas are still unde a flash flood watch. and, scott, more rain is on the way. >> pelley: omar villafranca in the thick of it. omar, thanks. today,ing for investigators began searching for the cause of yesterday's near disasterr inn southh florida. a jet carrying 101 people burst into flames as it taxied for takeoff, and kris van cleave is looking into this. >> reporter: a new upclose look at the damage done by yesterday's fire at ft. lauderdalele airport. >> engine's on f

theresa vo, al jazeera, rosario. >> just a reminder, you can keep track of all the lateliest news at aljazeera.com. this is techknow, a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wild fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight: technkow in search of the great american prarie. >> we're in the prarie state yet ironically, we have such little of it left. >> farming and overdevelopment killed it, now get ready for this... an explosition of color and the return of these native animals. >> how many plant speices do you have in here? >> but volunteers trying to bring back one of the planets most complex ecosystems ran into trouble. >> we just needed something to help level the playing field. >> why a certain animal from america's past was needed to pull off the impossible. >> we've just arrived at the nachusa grassland and i'm seeing these bisson for the first time. >> marita davison is an environmental biologist. tonight, a trip to the heartlan

the mobile three, water main break saturday, summer ton section of philly, southampton road between theresave and covert drive. see the water let me back out, give you good glance at this. now the road is open here but restrictions in place, evidence by the cones, but just little while ago i did see cars kind of maneuvering around, not causing too many problems right now, but certainly could a little bit later. going to the vine, just look at vine and broad street, looking good. but there is some bridge repair construction twin broad street and the schuylkill, will go into effect tonight, in both directions, eastbound and westbound. this is closing tonight between 11 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. >> this will happen every night, until thursday. so, again, bridge repair construction between broad street and the schuylkill, east and westbound direction, starting tonight 11:00 p.m. through 5:00 a.m. again, will go until thursday. make note of. that will also, the lansdale-doylestown line shuttle bussing starting today through december, weekdays 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. between doylestown and colmar, for th

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theresa may coming from the right on immigration.rge osborne on monday speaking about his vision. manus: i'm going to have to cut you off. i want to bring you some breaking news. abu dhabi said to explore asset sales after slumping oil prices. saudi arabia, we note that the junctions are what they have been doing. abu dhabi is set to explore asset sales after a slump in oil prices. ♪ thes: some data across in terminal on u.k. industrial production. it has risen by 1% for the month of august. analysts surveyed by bloomberg .3% increase. a on the headline basis, industrial output has beaten expectations. a rebound experienced boosted by gas extraction and the best month for transport equipment since 2011. total production increasing by 1%. fasterturing gaining than the predicted .5%. day before the bank of england releases its latest interest rate decision, and policymakers are expected to keep borrowing costs at a record low. let's move on to the markets. quite an astonishing few hours. the country world indexes rising for a six-day,

he had two younger sisters, theresa and geraldine and about two years ago my wife and i went to pottstown and met them and spent an incredibly emotional day with them. tony's death to them happened yesterday and to get them, they were very sharing and they talked about it and gave me his letters and photographs of everything else but it was literally painful for them to do that. one reason it was painful is because like everybody else in america on august 15 the announcement came that the japanese were going to surrender and just days later comes the announcement that their brother had been killed in combat. the completely devastated tony's parents as you can imagine and then with the final pain he was initially interred in okinawa in an individual grave. his remains were not repatriated to the united states until 1949 and they conducted a full military funeral proceeded by a catholic funeral massachusetts in pottstown which is still there. it was a tremendously moving thing to talk to the sisters about those events and being able to find people like that make these sorts of stories real

. >>> as theresa vo explains, the fight for many to return to their ancestral lands continues. >> notfar away from the picture of argentina's first lady eva peron, many indigenous communities are back ton streets of buenos aires. leading the fight for the return of his people's ancestral lands. >> our land went from 10,000 hectares to 5,000 hectares. we only have 3300 left. the argentine state is responsible for this. we have been tricked out of our territory. >> reporter: this is the second he time in three years these people have sought the intervention of the federal government. people have been camping in these tents for eight months. they are waiting for christina kirchner to answer but so far no one has given them an answer. in the last months, recognizing the rights of the indigenous groups in the country. it has also roosked the removede of christopher columbus. amnesty says that the fight for territory is one of the main problems affecting indigenous communities. >> there are 183 identified conflicts with indigenous groups. most of them are because of land or because companie

. >> reporter: we are right on santa theresa boulevard. now that it's light outside, you can kind of get a feel feel for what it looks like. you can see the blackened ridge there in the distance. firefighters are expected to come out here once all the fog lifts so they can take a look at what burned. here's video we took earlier where you can see the two lines of fire burning on the southern ridge. it started just after 3:00 this morning. san jose fire and cal fire worked quickly to contain the flame. when they arrived two acres of grass had already burned. they called in a lot of resources. 65 firefighters and a bulldozer. fire officials were able to get it under control. it never reached any homes though. >> so we reminded our crews to be cognizant. to look for any live wires on the ground. at this point it doesn't appear to be any involvement of the high tension lines but the origin of cause will take daylight to figure out. >> reporter: and as you heard fire officials don't know the cause of the fire. the area is wild land so they do n

but as theresa vo explains many tribes are still unable to return to their ancestral homes. >> reporter: not far away from the picture of argentina's former first lady, eva peron, members of the country's indigenous communities are back on the streets of buenos aires. felix dief diaz is the leader ws leading the fight for the return of his people's ancestral lands. >> translator: our land went from 10,000 hectares to 5,000 hectares. we only have 3300 left. the argentine state is responsible for this. we have been tricked out of our territory. >> reporter: this is the second time in five years. these people have sought the intervention of the federal government. people have been camping in this tent for eight months. they're waiting for a meeting with president christina kirchner to discuss the situation on their territories. they say without land they cannot survive but until now nobody has given them an answer. in the last 12 years, the government has passed several laws that acknowledge the right of the indigenous groups in the country. it has also removed the monument of christopher