more details coming up in your full forecast in just a bit. >> chelsey, weaver to enjoy today. thank you. >> 6:31, and time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, amanda. >> quiet morning out there so far. that's great news for drivers. this is live look at the schuylkill expressway, westbound, at the off-ramps p to the blue route. looking good right now, there were ramp searches overnight, just cleared out. rest of the majors looking clear, as well, including 95, the vine, 202, and 30, careful for spotty construction in some areas. and if you have been with us this morning, you know there are closures for the philly free street event, closed 8:00 l affect the following street: chestnut street, third street, vine st., fairmount avenue, germantown avenue and many others. cars will also not be able to park on those roads. there are several septa bus detours, as well, so be sure to check out septa's schedule and our website at cbsphilly.com for more details , and taking a live look at 95 at race street. the cbs-3 traffic cent

. >> jack weaver returned to his mother's home expecting to recover the body of the family's dog izzy that ran away when the weavers fled the fire. >> izzy. >> they instead had this joyous reunion. >> one of the greatest moments of my life. she came bounding out. and it was, tears of happiness. >> other evacuees are finding refuge at area businesses like colleen williamson's restaurant. for days many with nowhere else to go have gathered here for comfort and food. free of charge. >> we just thought if we can get open, we can at least be a place where people can come by and just kind of recharge. >> meantime you are evacuated too? >> yes, yeah, my family has been evacuated out of sonoma. >> do you have any idea when you got to go home? >> no, i don't. i am hoping sometime next week. but i don't know. >> reporter: investigators say it could be weeks before they can pinpoint the exact cause of the fires. elaine, officials believe the fires here in sonoma county should be fully contained by friday. >> chris martinez, thank you. >>> a new cbs news poll out today finds most americans contin

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. >> jack weaver returned to his mother's home expecting to recover the body of the family's dog izzy that ran away when the weavers fled the fire. >> izzy, come here, baby. >> reporter: he instead had this joyous reunion. >> hey, baby. >> it was one of the greatest moments of my life. she came bounding out and it was, tears, happiness. >> reporter: other evacuees are finding refuge at area businesses like cully williamson's restaurant. for days many with nowhere else to go have gathered here for comfort and food, free of charge. >> we just thought if we can get open, we can at least be a place where people can come by and just kind of recharge. >> reporter: but mean time you are evacuated too. >> yes, yeah, yeah, my family's been evacuated out of sonoma. >> reporter: do you have any idea when you get to go home? >> no, i don't. i'm hoping sometime next week but i don't know. >> reporter: investigators say it could be weeks before they can pinpoint the exact cause of these fires. elaine, officials believe the fires here in sonoma county should be fully contained by friday. >> quijano:

that ran away when the weaver's flood the fire. >>ies y come here baby. >> he instead had this joyous reunion. >> hey, baby. >> it was one of the greatest moments of my life. she came bounding out and it was tears of happiness. >> other evacuees are finding refer uj as area businesses like hullry williamson's restaurant. for days many with norls to go have gaej gathered here for comfort and food free of charge. >> we in and out we can get open we can be a place people can come by and kivrpd recharge. >> and mean tirjs you are evacuated, too. >> yes. yes. my family has been evacuated out of sonoma. >> do you have any idea what you get to go home. >> no, i don't. i'm hoping sometime next week but i don't know. >> investigators say you could be weeks before they can pin point exactly what caused fires. officials believe the fires in sonoma should be fully contained by firday chris martinez, cbs news, santa rosa california. >> well, president trump's top aids said today the united states will remain in the nuclear deal with iran at lea

for all of the devastation that the weaver family endured, flames surrounding their house late at night, the only bridge connecting this road here to their neighborhood burned off and their dog running away in the middle of the night scared. they had no idea how this experience would actually end. >> the anticipation is killing me. >> reporter: the walk of jack weaver's childhood driveway is about a half mile. but on tuesday morning he'd already conquered three miles of rugged terrain unsure of what he might find at the top. >> at that point we knew the house was gone. we were sure of it. we didn't know what was left. >> it's gone. >> reporter: so jack and his brother-in-law ventured on, hoping against hope that somehow the family's 115-pound 9-year-old bernese mountain dog might just surface. after a night where flames forced his parents to flee, izzy the dog bolted just before reaching their car. >> she was gone into the darkness. she yelled for her. there was nothing to do. they literally got out with minutes. >> you didn't think this dog was going to survive. >> no. i didn't think s

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. >> jack weaver returned to his mother's home expect to go recover the body of the family 's dog, izzy, that ran away when the weaver's fled the fire. >> izzy, come here, babe. >> i he instead had this joyous reunion. >> it was one of the greatest moments of my life. >> other evacuees are finding refuge at area businesses, like culley williams' restaurant. for days, many with no where else to go have gathered here for comfort and food. free of charge. >> just thought if we can get open, we can at least be a place where people can come by and just kind of recharge. >> investigators say it could be weeks before they can pinpoint exactly what caused these fires. officials believe the fires here in sonoma county should be fully contained by friday. chris martinez, cbs news, santa rosa, california. >> close to reaching an agreement in the case of accused bomber, those bombs went off in new york and new jersey, pleaded not guilty. police arrested him after the september 17th bombings last year. no one was hurt whether pipe bomb explode in the seaside heights, new jersey, 30 people were injur

like the weaver family out of santa rosa.heir home driesed to rubble and their dog izzy went missing with only seconds to escape the flames. thankfully somehow by a miracle isdy survived the flames in the wilderness and the reunion is something you just have to see. >> the tractor made it. the tractor is totally fine. izzy is here. izzy. izzy, izzy. >> oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> izzy. hey, baby. >> i have to say i get emotional even watching that movie. you kind of get the chills. joe and patrick. there's the indestructible izzy. i'm going to start with you, jack. i'm watching that video and i'm not sure who was actually speaking, izzy, oh, my god, whoever that was, what was the feeling like when you approached and saw your dog running toward you. >> it's pretty indescribable. undulation, happiness, disbelief. he come around the corner and she pops out and she was wagging her tail. she was very happy to see us and we were happy to see her. >> what happened. why did izzy have to stay behind the. >> the fires were s

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the weaver family's house was destroyed but their dog izzy somehow survived on harmed after running away as the flames approached it was one of the greatest moments of my life it was elation he came off here on the corner and we can expect to see here we are just there to video the house from my parents and see what we can find and. praying that she might be there she came bounding out this nation tears and officials say firefighters are making good progress in containing some of the sixteen separate fires burning in the area aircraft have dropped nearly eight million liters of fire retardant on the flames there is rain in the forecast for later in the week which will greatly help firefighters in their efforts to control and extinguish the worst fires california has ever seen rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. the mind of i made headlines conservatively disobey best in current says claim victory in austin is general election but i'll need to form a coalition of thirty one year old politicians peoples poncy one thirty one point seven percent of the vote social democrats on the far right

and weaver disable vehicle, i-95 northbound, i did it again, this is i95 northbound, just after route 413, and starting to develop a back up here. bucks county. disabling vehicle blocking the left lane, i95 northbound, in bristol, just after route 413. weaver look at the schuylkill, still going pretty strong, things look backing up soon i'm sure a look at i59 north at the airport this morning, shows traffic running smoothly. >> thank you, sue, lot of stories and news, controversy that won't go away, the fall-out, after that condolence call made by the president, to the widow of the slain soldier, and he can actually what was said the president firing back that he was insensitive to the widow. congressman said she was right there when the call happened and she said that in the call to johnson's wife, the president said, quote, he knew what he signed up for, but i guess it still hurt. the president trump is denying i can making those insensitive comments. >> didn't say what that congress woman said, didn't say it at all, and she now is not saying t did i not say what she said. and i'd l

. >> nic >>> "saturday night live" weaver going to have a preview coast. ryan gosling is hosting with mark barger reports. >> live from new york, it's >> the stand up for >> one of the most day. >> red hot election. >> this is going so well. >> followed by the donald trum presid >> yes, this is real life. this really happened. >> every looked like had this season even more memorable. >> i'm the new hispanic cast >> very nervous, but at >> here's the deal. >> i love when it's really a changi into new character and thinki goslin host of the season opener earth? >> he got the giggles during his first episode almost two years ago. >> laughter is the best thing. about. get ba to all the laughs. >> and fans are ready the oblige >> yeah, that looks pretty cool. >> remember, there's red flag that's because we are expecting expecting the gusts of the asoid lighting anything on fire >> good idea. "nbc n is next f

and on the schuylkill expressway, weaver some construction, crews continue with the ongoing milling and paving project, on the westbound side, watch out for work between the blue route and gulph mills. down to one lane. it is not a very long stretch, but it is causing some slow down this morning. >>> and on the eastbound side little bit more work, down to one lane between conshohocken and belmont avenue. that's causing some delays, as well, so you want to pack extra time into your schedule this morning. >> and finally, take ago live look at 95, front street, barely any cars out there, not much to worry about on the majors this morning, public transit running on time, although we do have some bus detours today due to event, make sure to check septa's website before you head out. in the cbs-3 traffic center ment i'm amanda mueller, back to you. >> back to nate now, as chelsey mentioned, nate now a hurricane, category one hurricane, and is gaining strength in the gulf of mexico state of emergency are now in effect in parts of alabama, mississippi and louisianna. many along the coast are st

weaver. as the pastor of the african- american met though different church, reverend weaver provides outstanding leadership in maryland's 4th congressional district and the entire region. pastor weaver has a deep and active faith and lives that faith not just with words but with deeds. his commitment to life is lifting up people, caring and making peace where there is strife. he has overseen the church's growth but worked on 50 ministries that serve its members. pastor weaver has led missions to africa, serves as national president of a 5-church organization and largest african-american community bank. mr. speaker, as reverend weaver continues his service to our community, i'm confident that he'll continue to do justice to walk with god humbly. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does gentlelady from north carolina seek recognition snr ms. foxx: ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tem

industry and you get a ready—made goods, then there are no seamstresses to stitch things together, no weavers this. me ntally weaving cloth and all of this. mentally a makes —— environmentally it may make sense but i am not so certain once you factor in shipping and such costs. i need to stop you there because we have one more story. homes are not an asset. i have grown up with being that an understanding, almost, that you leave something behind. have we got to scrap that idea? it tightens into the imf story. here, i think, what the imf story. here, i think, what the conservatives are proposing, thatis the conservatives are proposing, that is difficult because we have an affluent older population so if they propose this, then good luck in the next election. thank you for your company. hello, good morning. the weather is much, much quieter now. it is actually turning quite chilly out there, under the clearer skies. but, for a while on wednesday, we had some quite severe weather in cumbria. heavy cloud, low cloud as well, producing a lot of rain, feeding into the rivers as the water drained dow

and today we are doing some games, weaver tatoo lounge, to benefit chop.amily fun zone. so at the end towards second street, performances all day long for magicians, and children's music, things like, that so this is the spot to be if you are bringing your kids along. >> so this is family friendly event, also for adults. so we have blue birds distillery. >> yes. >> you guys are just moving into the area. i know you have spot in phoenixville, but moving to the bowers here in old sit. >> i sure. local distillery, opened up from scratch, 17th and chestnut seconds location, third location opening in the new bowers marketplace opening up this summertime doing full cocktail bar, joining tons of the local establishments in the bourse. so today we have boot out here, just sample whiskey, making everyone's day better. >> real quick, we know old city prime location for artists and galleries, and whatnot. so this is a swan boat. i think a lot of people know these swan boats go in the river for people to enjoy. but artist here today will be painting that? >> that's ri

jack weaver and patrick widen hiked three miles up to the house on wicky bridge way.r was sure that the mother's number niece mountain dog, izzy died in the fire that destroyed their neighborhood, but then she spotted the dog. >> izzy here. izzy, come here, baby. >> oh my god. >> izzy. hey, baby. >> there's izzy. >> the dog ran off just before the family escaped. they were sure izzy didn't make it. somehow izdy survived. she's a little dehydrated, as you can imagine, and tired. but other than that, izzy is in good shape. >> oh what an amazing little miracle and all that. gosh. >>> coming up in our 6:00 hour, there are several new developments over the weekend regarding the wildfires. coming up, we're going to have the latest on the evacuations and the new services available to the fire victims. >> plus a week later, possible relief for thousands of people who were evacuated from their homes. when power could be restored. >> good morning. we have a big back up at the bay bridge. look at that. quite a backup stretching around the maccarthur maze. we'll get to the bottom

to see her, jack weaver and his brother in law had been hiking miles desperately trying to reach theamily hope to survey the damage >> i can't show you the view >> stunned after seeing the total loss and then overjoyed >> izzy is here. come here, baby. >> we were going to video the house for my parents and see what we could find and praying that she might be there and we came off here in the corner, we didn't expect to see her. and she came out, and it was relation tears of happiness, one of the greatest moments of my life. >> she's a lover. she just wants to kiss on everybody. >> reporter: way to go izzy. >>> time for the accu-weather forecast, we never quite got there with the sunshine today. >> the clouds really were dominating today. we had a lot of wind out of the southwest, but not enough to kick up these clouds today. walk over this way. we'll show you where we did get sunshine. down the shore in cape may, more in the way of sunshine today, button land along the i95 corridor and areas of the north and west a fair amount of cloud cover and because of that, the temperatures didn

you have that power -- trying to get jeff weaver to smile. i'll take the compliment. thank you. th . >> this is up in the clouds. zero in on something that affects people. something that donald trump talked about a lot on the campaign trail but major article that claims how dea has been stripped of the power to stop drug companies from spilling narcotics out into american streets. >> these were professionals doing it, drug dealers in lab coats. i think the drug industry, manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and chain drug stores have an influence over congress that's never been seen before. came in with influence and money and got a statute changed because they didn't like it. >> okay. who did it in is sponsor of that move in congress, according to this exhaustive reporting is republican congressman tom marino. what is he doing now? he's donald trump's nominee to be drug czar. adding to the discussion is lenny bern stein, one of the investigative reporters that broke that story. what should people know about this? how do you deal with opi

the indictment alleges that between august 23rd and september 16th, weaver used a twitter account to> now to a fox5 exclusive. a northern virginia family says their daughter was targeted by bullies for wearing her natural hair to school. >> the have id video made the rs on social media. tisha lewis has the story tonight. jim and sarah not enough if you ask this victims mother. in the meantime this incident happened a couple weeks ago here at brentsville district high school. since then more than a million views and counting on the video of the incident on facebook. the students involved are all in ninth grade. take a look. [laughter] >> reporter: this video first appeared on snapchat and then facebook. it shows white students using a pencil like a dart and throwing it into an african-american student's natural hair. that student is darlene taylor's 14-year-old daughter who is a ninth grader at brentsville high school in prince william county. >> thought it was find a girl who has hair that's not like -- that was not like there's and maybe they thought it was funny to try to see if so

so weaver more information on checkbooks on new car buying on cbsphilly.com.facebook live segment. so if you are thinking about buying a new car in the next six months, hang around, and we will answer your questions on facebook live. rahel, back to you. >> all right, thanks, jim. in the cbs-3 health watch, cooler weather means the flu is coming, health expert believe this flu season will specially bad. researchers face predictions at looking at the winter season in the southern hemisphere. this winter, in australia, there were more than 50 flew related deaths. that's compared to 27 last year. doctors say the best defense against the flu, getting a flu shot, not the nasal spray. >> nasal spray, the live virus , that one just has not been effective. at all. so we're not wrecking anyone get that. >> also important to note, it takes two weeks to build up your immunity after you get the flu shot. >> a lot coming up this morning. >> nora o'donnell and charlie roads join us with a preview, good morning to you both. >> we begin in tampa with the latest as police searc

weaver treatment and prevention, what we don't have is a cure. but the news on that really good. hundreds of millions of dollars on research for cure. there are six major scientific groups working on this in the united states, we're really proud that we're party of one of them. >> thank you very much, jane. i appreciate your time. >> the walk portion of this event will kick energy just about a half hour, we will be therefore that. but for now, live near the art museum, anita oh, cbs-3 " eyewitness news". >> still to come: we check in with "face the nation" john dickerson, for look ahead at today's broadcast. stay with >> face the fashion will be coming your way at 10:30 right here on cbs-3, joining us now with a preview live in washington, is cbs news washington correspondent john dickerson, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , weaver two big issues, one foreign, one domestic, on the foreign front iran jane nuclear deal, the president is the de-certified iran, and what's that really mean? he's moved it over to congress , and we will see whether the you united states par

joining me now is the mayor of flint, karen weaver, who we hope will bring us up to speed on exactlys going on. mayor, thank you so much for taking the time tonight. >> thank you. >> explain to us what's at stake here in this decision. my understanding is that essentially the flint city council has not signed off, and judges in state government are trying to accelerate, push you to make a long-term decision on the future of the city's water. >> yes, that's correct. and we have made a long-term decision. i know i put forward a recommendation, and there's a lot at stake. the decision took months for us to come to. we had experts at the table, but we really wanted to make sure we were doing what was best for public health because we know and you know what happened in flint before was, you know, politics and money was put over the lives and the public health and well being of the people of flint. so we wanted to stay on detroit water, which is actually like huron. so that's in there. we wanted to make sure we were being fiscally responsible. we got out of a $7 million a year bond payment

three seniors, weaver roy in the middle, cole and dom on the ends there.ing tonight? because burlington city is undefeated four and o. what do you have to do? >> burlington city definately great team, four and zero, it will be a challenge. but the coaches put in great game plan f we execute we can pull out a w tonight for the home crowd. >> awesome. homecoming weekend you might see a lot of guys in towing ands, that's their tradition. what would it mean for to you bring home the big win on homecoming weekend? >> homecoming is huge deal here in delran. so i mean to go out in front of the community to bring home a win would be great. >> dom, you're a senior, you're ready to make your mark , what will you do tonight how will you feel if you bring home that victory? >> it will feel amazing. senior year, it is our last homecoming game. it would be the best thing ever to shock the world tonight. >> yes, you guys, they're so loud. they're itching to go. they're pumped up. i'll let them go. do what you guys do best, get this crowd pumped up. >> let's go! (cheers)

weaver / reunited with dog after fire: perhaps her thick fur helped insulate her from the fire.hat was relatively unburned. just a very small one. perhaps she went there. but we don't really know."> (darya) when jack and his brother-in-law initially drove back to look for izzy, they were turned away by police. they had to hike three miles to the property, but say it was all worth it in the end. ( darya ) firefighters from the san francisco fire department found an american flag in the rubble of the north bay fires. they tweeted this picture and wrote: "we found an american flag in the fire. although the flag is a little battered, it's serving as a symbol of strength and resiliency." ( darya ) if you want to help out the victims of the fires... monetary donations are still needed at this time. the salvation army uses 100-percent of disaster donations in support of local disaster relief operations. to donate, visit go-sal- army-org. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... we're following breaking news out of santa cruz county... where a house fire has spread in the mountains... le