. >>> and check out the scene in waco, texas last night. people at a fair ran for cover when this storm packing 50-mile an hour winds rolled in. the winds were so strong, they caused damage not only at the fair, but they also flipped trucks over and knocked out power to large portions of the region. people said debris was flying everywhere. the heart of texas fair was immediately shut down but it did reopen today. no one was hurt yesterday. >>> you know i'm always amazed when i see video like this. we have such technology to track these things and i know they have a big event. this thing was hitting dallas before i got to -- it got to waco. it was on the radar. why don't the authorities have somebody paying attention and put the word out and close the thing down before people get caught running for cover? >> even if people saw something bad they would think oh well if it were really bad they would close it down. >> you know it's to the folks running events like that it's incumbent upon you to surprise somebody to be weather savvy. that's al

from texas all the way up to illinois. >> crowd ran for cover at the opening night of the fair in waco, texas as whipping wind and rain descended on the city. no one was injured in all of this but there were some close calls. >> i immediately just seen this lady pushing her stroller, dragging it because it was blowing over by the wind and i didn't think it was a baby. i thought it was just empty. i got up to the shed and she was like, she just started pulling towels and bags off of, out of the stroller and there was a baby under there. >> eight states posted tornado watches. storms are part of the cold front moving through bringing some of the coolest weather of the season. >> um-hmm. >> kathy, we're going to see some of that. >> we are. the the good news is we will not see any severe weather. last night on "eyewitness news" we talk about that line of tornado watches and warnings. we aring to go get to the milder side of this particular storm. it has weakened as it crossed the country. that is good news. the cold is still come. take a look where we are enjoying an afternoon even though

. >> a photographer in waco first began posting pictures of scary looking clowns at local landmarks as part of an art project. wow, now copy cat clowns are popping up in bakersfield. sheriffs say they received a lot of calls. it appears to be a hoax. >>> i believe right now this time it's going to be juvenile antics, i haven't seen anything else come through. >> authorities say so far all the reports have been pranks, but they will investigate criminal activity that has been reported. >>> fleet week is coming to a close today. team out of yeah, the blue angels scheduled budget problems kept them out of last year's show, but the ships are on parade today until 4:00. >>> well, tonight cw premiers a show that tim goodman is calling one of the best of the fall season. i sat down with gina rodriguez in her role as jane the virgin. >> she has dreams of being a writer, grew up in a faithful household and promised her grandmother she would save herself for marriage. goes to the gynecologist for a routine pap smear and gets accidentally artificially inseminated. her world turns upside down. >>

they got caught up in what you are talking about in waco texas, the small town of waco. >> is a continuation of everything you are writing about. equality in this country after slavery and jim crow. >> exactly. there is a correlation between the civil rights act of 1950 -- 1965 in the war on drugs and the effort to put african-americans in prison or placed them in a position where they are going to be economically inferior position where they have to do labor that we need to have done that we don't want to do ourselves. it was very hard for me because levoir is like i really wish you hadn't been there my felony conviction for assault when i beat up that guy who grabs my girlfriend inappropriately at a party. i was like well it's public record. i've got to be honest about everything that has happened and this is an important part of the story. at least i could tell him that just about everyone in my family on the white side of the family is unhappy about what i said to them too. i'm an equal opportunity offender but it struck me and i just wanted to add that. >> you are talking about the comm

crowds ran for cover at the opening night of the fair in waco, texas as whipping winds and pelting rain hit that city. no one was injured, although there were some close calls. >>> well, there is a new employee today at the montgomery county courthouse and she caused quite the stir. >> yes, she d say hello to turk, the courthouse comfort dog. she has been carefully trained to relax victims and witnesses helping them through the judicial process. turk won't cost taxpayers a penny. her training even her doggie treats come from funds seized from criminals. >>> the atlantic city skyline is looking great in pink tonight. buildings there taking part in the lights for the cure campaign. it is joint effort by cbs3 and susan g. komen philadelphia. this pink light is a reminder for all women to schedule the mammogram this year. october is breast cancer awareness month. >> well, there were more cancellations at chicago's o'hare airport today alone at least 260 flights were canceled. at midway just a handful. airport officials say that weather combined with lingering problems from that control cent

system that just last night brought this severe weather to parts of texas this video is from a fair in waco the high winds kicked up the rain moved in, people were scrambling for shelter. the fair had to be shut down because of the storms. aftermath was unbelievable. there was significant damage there. well fortunately, we are not expecting severe weather out of this system but we will see the rain and we will see some wind and already the rain is moving in to the delaware valley through parts of the chester county reading berks county into the lehigh valley and into the state of delaware. it's moving northward than eastward so it will take little time to get into philadelphia. but over into the it will spread across the region. so it's not just one band or two bands. but three bands of rain. this is our cold front through cincinnati and all of this has to move through the delaware valley before it comes to an end. so overnight the rain will be spreading in. heavy at times between 3:00 and 6am. maybe a few rumbles of thunder. and then by 7am, it's spotty, some pocks of heavy rain but by the

huge hail terrorizing waco, in arkansas, a tree killing a man inside his home. and that wind, up to 90 miles per hour, blowing transformers in arlington, texas. >> carports, roofs, everything started flying. everybody's scared to death. >> reporter: the storm shredding the roof off that dorm at arlington baptist college. inside, student cassie bush. >> i was scared to death. i didn't know what to do. i just closed my door. all of a sudden, the roof started caving in on me. >> reporter: cassie was napping under that roof. downstairs, more than a dozen roommates, everyone walking out alive. >> just incredible. ginger, you got the futurecast going into the weekend. >> i do and this is all rain now, but rain that will affect the beginning of your weekend, especially from d.c. to new york city, overnight tonight through your day on saturday. into new england it goes, and it leaves all of us by late saturday night. we'll dry out. but behind that front is the big headline, that big high pressure system and you wake up at a raw 30 in bismarck.zqzk 40, wichita. and there

in waco, texas, people ran for cover as the sky opened up and debris went flying. 90-mile-per-hour windsd through the roof of a dorm at arlington baptist college. and in dallas, electrical in sharp contrast to that, california is sweltering through a heat wave that's expected to last through the weekend with triple-digit highs in southern california and the '90s in the bay area. there's also a red flag warning for wildfires as hot, dry winds blow across the state. in a moment, one woman's extraordinary request of another. steve hartman "on the road" is next. a bus driver! his side of t story. next weather talent appears at wx center with generic pinpoint filling monitor then we take >> >> pelley: f >> pelley: finally tonight, funny how life works sometimes. when you're having a devil of a time, heaven sends you just what you need. here's steve hartman "on the road." >> reporter: tricia somers claims to have seen an angel. it happened not long after she was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer and admitted to pinnacle health hospital in harrisburg, pennsylvania. she was recovering from a

magna carter is read, one knee will be all that is necessary for baylor to celebrate a trip back to waco with a 28-7 win. >> matt: the magna carter, huh? i was there. >> bob: declaration of independence. >> referee: correction. the foul was also against texas and is declined. first and goal, baylor. >> bob: now the bears can simply after all is said and done run one last play. and bryce petty takes the game and that will do it. so art briles for the fourth time in the last five years beats texas and baylor gets the job done on the road. there were times not at their best. but they run the table to be the 14th playoff to win the championship. not every game is going to be pretty. >> matt: so you're going to say if you don't play your best game, you still win, that's a good football team. >> bob: let's go down to quint. >> quint: coach, congratulations. you block a field goal and call a fake punt. what impact? >> i would say pretty big. i think texas did a good job today. came out and played with a lot of spirit. our guys, extremely proud of them. we have been on the road three weeks in a

. >> for residents of waco cleanup after a storm slammed the heart of texas fair. look at this severe weather. knocked over numerous structures, sent debris flying through the fairgrounds. the fair was actually shut down. amazingly, no one was hurt. >> some incredible scenes over the last 24 hours. >> this is the same one coming here tonight. ed is lost those of the energy. so we are able to get scattered showers. that was awful. >> let's get started here, first up on the friday evening, right now, deftly cloudy skies as you look from the rooftop camera, 72 at reagan national, when that of the south, southeast at 30 miles an hour. temperatures haven't moved much in the last couple of hours. a steady stream of went out of the southeast. you can make it out on the satellite radar, notice that the through rain is pennsylvania and another developing to the southwest over southwest virginia, north carolina. this is the area we expect to move in later tonight, after 7:00. the rain could be steady at times and the breezy conditions and temperatures falling through the 60'

i remember down in waco, texas, the young clerk in the hotel i walked into, he said i kind of thing those two boys are going to win. there was a sense of regional guys running in their 40s. bill clinton carried george, i believe in '92, lost in '96. can hillary clinton have a shot in a place like georgia? >> i don't think she can. and james carville was the governor's consultant when he was running. but i think we also have to remember that bill clinton was running after 12 years of republican rule and with a very bad economy. now the economy is not so great, but it's not the republicans' fault. i think that's going to hurt her. but getting back to bill clinton's southern charm, if you will, i've met him many times. he's a likeable guy, an approachable guy. he can talk to the heads of state. he can talk to the gas station attendant. hillary clinton does not have that skill, and she can't fake it. >> do you ever talk to her on that one to one basis? i've done it and it's a different hillary when you meet her. i think he's very easy to get along with when you meet her, if she's not afraid o

across the country overnight extending from texas to illinois and some of the worst damage was in waco where whipping winds and driving rain caused chaos the opening night of a fair. the storms damaged the rides, ripped apart luckily no one was hurt. >>> a local high school football team's season started with tragedy after a coach suddenly passes away, but now they've dedicated the whole season to him. we'll tell their story right after the break. >> as we head into the break, here's a great spot to gas up on the cheap. in waldorf fill up at the extra fuel 1425 craine highway for 3.16 a gallon. want to know how hard it can be... ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostat

tim mcveigh talked about ruby ridge and waco and isis itself has alluded to guantanamo and put the imageange jump suits in that video and so forth. some of the isis military commanders seemed to have been saddam's commanders and now isis is a sort of sunni, former sort of rebellion, right? against the shiite government. this is not anything new. one of the really troubling things about this whole thing for me is that his mosque apparently, when he started asking oddly, asked him to leave. upon. >> and i think that's a hugely important piece here. nihad, to that component, reza has a piece that preceded what happened in canada, but it's important that we remember these words in a time like this. isis has managed to draw muslims from around the world to their cause by setting themselves up as a group that was addressing their grievances whatever those grievances may be. you are one of us, not because you believe the things that we believe, not because you share the same ideology that we share, but because we share the same grievances. i feel that that's an important point to remember that

powerful thunderstorm packing winds of 90 miles an hour leaving many in the dark and in waco store windows in and the power knock out as many homes and businesses. she will county tennessee tornado plowed through storms producing quarter sided hail and winds up to 70 miles an hour. one homeowner says it sounded like bombs dropping down on his house. >> mystery illness hits close to home. throw children being treated for muscle weakness here in philadelphia. that's raising new concerns about enterovirus. >>> and who would shoot a pig with an arrow? what happened right here in our area. she is recovering tonight. the vets now are worried about what could happen next. >> and battling bears. wildlife officials using man's best friend to help in their fight. how dogs could help send the bears packing. >> caitlin. >> iain, very potent autumn cold front moving its way across the northeast. here are the showers out ahead of it maybe more significance the cold air behind it. we'll have your first look at the weekend temperatures coming up next in your seven day. ♪ >> loved ones of a missing philade

we haven't a ruby ridge or a waco standoff in which he would be killed? we had to develop a plan. in my estimation the plan was pretty simple. he had to come out of that cabin sometime, all of the time i was up there, he wasn't coming out of the cabin. he was staying in close proximity. he would introduce us as people .rom a mining company he had told ted kaczynski that he had done that in december, and ted was not happy. he insured ted that he would see to it that this landing company would stay off of ted's property when he came up. but he did not know the reason ted kaczynski did not want people around because he was experimenting with bombs and so forth. we got up to the cap and he opened the door. jerry burns, the police officer, said i'm a high, i am here with these two gentlemen from the mining company and we need to see where your corner posts are so they will ensure their employees do not trespass on your land this summer when they come up here. he said, well, my corner posts are adequately marked. they said carmen know, we have got to be helped with this spirit he said,

waco was hard hit. the storm left behind overturned trucks and downed power lines. high winds also ripped apart a storage facility. one resident said it seems like a tornado hit. and in dallas, there were uprooted trees and crushed cars. just a mess for residents to clean up. >>> another ally has joined the international coalition in the fight against isis. this morning, australia is announcing it will launch air strikes against islamic state targets in iraq. this was widely anticipated, ever since they deployed six super hornet jet fighters to the united ar rack emirates in response to a u.s. request to contribute to the coalition. australia's prime minister has conceded it will last months rather than weeks. >>> another new monthly jobs report could rock the stock markets again today. >> plus, the chase breach much larger than first thought. here's this morning's america's money report. >> good morning. topping america's money, optimism about this morning's release of the september jobs report. overseas markets rose overnight after u.s. markets moved little yester

. >> reporter: crowds ran for cover at the opening night of a fair in waco, texas, last night as whippinginds and rain descended on the city. sirens sounded after the storm passed leaving behind damaged rides and structures. the sky still black. no one was injured although there were some close calls. >> i immediately seen this lady pushing her stroller dragging it because it was blowing over by the wind. and i didn't think it was a baby in it. i that out it was just empty. and i got up to the shed and she was like -- she just started pulling towels and bags out of the stroller and it was a baby under there. >> reporter: crews righted a truck that overturned in another part of the city. >> dust came through, wind came through and on my side i went. >> all the glass from my window. >> reporter: the storm also blew out the windows of a woman's vehicle cutting her hands. >> just a little rain was going on, and a few things of hail and then the -- it was like a white tunnel dropped around us. >> reporter: the storm caused widespread damage in other areas of the state including in fort worth a

promised his family was we would arrest him humanely if they cooperated with us and we wouldn't have a waco standoff or ruby ridge in which he would be killed. we had to develop a plan. in my estimation the plan was pretty simple. he had to come out of that cabin some time and all the time i was up there was coming out. he was staying in close proximity to the cabin physically. the plan had been to wait for him to go to town to get provisions, supplies or what have you as he pedaled his bicycle into town on a gravel road, we zoom in and pounce on him and taken into custody. we couldn't do that because of the demands of some people in the media who threatened to take it to a program in the near future. we didn't know if he had capability of monitoring that program or not. we knew he didn't have electricity. we found out later he had a battery operated radio using to monitor news programs. to develop a plan to get him out of the cabin safely and in developing this force we discuss that possibility and i was confident we could trick him into coming out of the cabin without him knowing who we w

. >> reporter: and in waco, windows blowing out, stores destroyed. winds tossing the semi. people at the county fair scrambling for cover. this morning the lines still strong storms from new orleans up to chicago. it will move through parts of michigan right there through the mid-south. and as we go into friday night and early saturday morning, it makes its way into the northeast. so anywhere from north carolina up to the i-95 corridor. look for that. early morning travel is going to be rough on saturday into saturday afternoon. now the chilly weekend that comes behind. thought i had to mention it. because, yes, it's that cold. 30s, for so many people, we'll be in the 40s in new york city. but still, put a little wind on that, it's going to fee raw. >> don't. >> all right, thanks so much. >>> now to "gma" weekend anchor dan harris with the other top developing stories. >> hey, guy, good morning. happy friday. we're going to start with america's largest bank revealing what could be this country's worst financial cyberattack. jpmorgan chase saying 76 million household account

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. >> and number five, look at what was happening at the texas fair in waco. this is on thursday.crambling to get into shelter. strong wind and hail. 90 miles north. ft. worth didn't fair better. storms hit that city as well causing significant damage we're told. cnn meteorologist jennifer grey is here. where did those storms end up? >> yeah. >> are they still powerful? >> they've basically pushed off the east coast. this came through dallas on thursday. we had 293 wind reports on thursday and friday across much of the south and that extended even into the great lakes area. these showers have now weakened considerably bringing rain to the northeast for today and even some snow. this is a very powerful system with a lot of cold air behind it. that's going to be the big story as we go through the next couple of days. already getting snow around portions of wisconsin, even northern michigan. so chilly temperatures behind this front. that cold air is going to settle in for much of the weekend. temperatures dipping very chilly as far south as say georgia and tennessee. we even have fre

>> waco, texas. >> which men was named people's sexiest man alive more than once.depp, brad pitt, and richard gear who held the title twice. >> i think clooney looks better now than this. >> campaigning for him this year? >> yeah. all right, from california, here with her beautiful son, who appeared on the cover of the debut issue of people in march 19748, you weren't even born probably, elizabeth taylor, olivia newton john, brook shields or -- >> elisabeth taylor. >> no, it's fun to wish she was. >> i was going guess elizabeth taylor too. >> the question is mia. >> that's right, we showed her as daisy in the film of the great gaits by. >> that's crazy. all right. over to you. >> oh, sorry, i'm meeting a family from kentucky. all right, here we go. which bride and broom were featured on people's best selling wedding cover. prince charles and diana, prince andrew and sarah? >> i'm going to say a, and you're going to be wrong. >> oh. >> no, no, stop it. she gets this. everyone's a winner. this one surprised me. >> very surprising, that's right, they appeared on the c