darcy spencer is on whitfield way in northeast. >> we are now unveiling ruby whitfield lane. >> it's dedication marked with mixed emotion. their sadness that a 71-year-old woman was struck and killed by a hit and run driver after leaving a meeting at her church, but there is also celebration that ruby whitfield will not be forgotten. her husband and daughter were here for the dedication. we want to thank everyone for the hard work, and i love you all, okay? the signs are up at 11th street and florida avenue in northwest d.c. where mrs. whitfield was hit while in the cross walk. the dedication was attended by dozens of people, her family, her church and city leaders. >> it will take time to get yourself back together, but you are still never together. ruby whitfield way was two and a half years in the making. it's not just about a couple of sign, it's a reminder to all drivers. >> this is a triumphant occasion because it signifies the long-term impact that her tragic death has had and will have the issue on traffic calming and public safety. >>. >> reporter: back out here live, some t

i'm fredricka whitfield. >>> stunning new details today about a terrifying crack at the oklahoma state university homecoming parade. moments ago we heard a witness describe what happened when a car plowed through the crowd. >> it was, as you can imagine, quite a crazy scene. and the only thing i could relate it to is maybe some type of bombing or something. it just -- nobody knew what was going on. and all we were really concern with was with our family and friends and everybody that was injured. you know, today we're all -- we're all oklahoma. so we appreciate the kind words, and didn't realize how big of a story or what this would be, so we wanted to put a face to leo. good guy. everybody loves him. would do anything for you. you know, loves horses. and works hard. and a big family guy and loves to have a good time and never any opportunity to see a cowboy football game he's there. so, we missed the game, but we feel the love, and we'll get through this and move on so -- >> so, he's talking about his stepda

i'm fredricka whitfield. one of the strongest u.s. allies in the iraq war is now plying for the bad intelligence that led to the 2003 invasion. former british prime minister tony blair admits that the decisions and mistakes made back then ultimately played a role in the rise of isis and other extremists. but in an exclusive interview with cnn's fareed zakaria, blair said removing saddam hussein from power was still the right thing to do. >> given, however, that saddam hussein did not prove to have weapons of mass destruction, was the decision to enter iraq and topple his regime a mistake? >> you know, whenever i'm asked this, i can say that i apologize for the fact that the intelligence we received was, wrong because even though he had used chemical weapons extensively against his only people, against others, the program and the form we thought it was did not exist in the way that we thought. so i can apologize for that. i can also apologize by the way for some of the mistakes in planning and certainly our mi

they worked to rename the corner ruby whitfield way.y will take place after the church's 10:00 a.m. service. >>> some women may have had their most private moments caught on camera at townsend university. a woman found a smartphone inside a locker room. some students were upset the school did not announce what was going on. >> you know, if there's an incident like that going on where there's the potential that someone's trying to make -- i mean trying to invade someone's privacies. >> well n a statement, the baltimore's wbal townsend university says our students' welfare continues to be our top priority, end quote. meanwhile they're offering service for the team. it's not looking good for them trying to dig out of the massive mudslide out there. the forecast calling for even more rain in northern los angeles county where in some places there is mud that is waist deep. hundreds of people had to be rescued thursday when the mudslides buried roads trapping people in their cars. luckily, no, no deaths or injuries were reported but it could

whitfield for the 5-yard td pass, and the final 24-16. touchdown to put them up. 36-34, that one hurts for gronk and company. a last chance for indiana, and they can't get anything done there. they hold on for the win. a warm welcome and ribbon cutting as the school well comes the seventh round draft england. we'll wrap it with sports final at 11:35. in the fourth inning, out of indians. two runs on five hits while striking out a pair. meanwhile lights out with the shutout innings. taking one off the knee. he would leave the game and reports a contusion, but may finale tomorrow. how about this? the right-handed toss for the second no-hitter of the season. nine in the final ten. the fifth pitcher in baseball history to do two of those in a season. the last to do it, nolan ryan. the third chance to clinch a playoff spot. they would fall 3-1. time, college football and congrats to u mass with the first win of the season. >> busy day. >>> still to come, an new take on an old classic. you'll need to pack a suitcase . >>> these have created childhood memories taken to a whole new level. deep

i'm fredricka whitfield. news ro "newsroom" starts right now. >>> breaking news this morning. a major effort underway right now in southern california to dig out from mudslides that trapped hundreds of drivers and closed roads and people there are preparing for the possibility of even more rain this weekend. the images and videos coming in are simply stunning. one driver captured a harrowing rescue on a road that was inundated by floodwaters and mud. >> oh, my god. he has to get her. >> the mud was up to 20 feet in some places. more than 200 cars and trucks as you see right there were buried. a woman in kurran county was caught right in the middle of it all. mimi akala from our afl krat, kk kbak has the story. >> reporter: this woman says she was on the way home from work when the rain started pouring. >> we were coming up on cam ran. we were in a little spot. it kept raining and raining and the mud just started coming towards us. >> reporter: soon enough, the car she was a passenger in lifted off of the ground. >> oh, my god, this car is going to hit us. oh, my god. >> pewe'r

i'm fredricka whitfield. "newsroom" starts now. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin with with this breaking news. a russian passenger jet carrying 224 people has crashed in egypt and the russian embassy in cairo is now reporting, there are no survivors. all passengers are believed to be russian and ukrainian. investigators have arrived at the crash site and bodies are being removed from the wreckage. the plane crashed on the northern part have o the sinof peninsula. it took off at about 6:00 a.m. from sharm el sheikh. it was bound for st. peter bubu russia. ian, bha can ywhat can you tell the area it went down? >> reporter: this is in the northern central part of the sinai peninsula near a town called el hasana, an area that's very mountainous. it will be difficult to piece together and go through the wreckage and try to find bodies of the people killed. also, try to find that black box to figure out what went wrong that caused this plane to go down. the egyptian prime minister along with several me

i'm martin savage in for fredricka whitfield who is off today. let's begin with the breaking news out of turkey. the turkish prime minister says isis or other terrorist groups could be behind today's deadly blast in ankhra. the death toll rising to 86 after that huge explosion at a peace rally in the heart of the country's capital. at least 186 others injured according to the turk irk health ministry. the bomb blast was caught on video. you can feel that blast, even in the video. cnn's senior international correspondent, arwa damon, has more on the aftermath from turkey. >> this is the scene of where the explosions took place. forensic teams now on the ground, police have it cordoned off. you can see the force of the blast and the fact that the window were blown out on the train station and people said that the sheer force of the explosions shook buildings for quite a distance around. many people very concerned at this stage, that the death toll is only going to rise. people are coming, stopping, looking at the scene. everyone around us right now

fredricka whitfield is off today. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> hurricane joaquin now back to a category 4 hurricane storm. drenching rains on the east coast already felt. myrtle beach, south carolina, millions of folks expected to be affected. new video of cars battling flooding in charleston where they already broke the daily record on rainfall. in brunswick county, north carolina, crews spent friday night evacuating people along the coast. let's go live to north carolina. government, pat, mccrory, is speaking about the conditions there. >> storm activities. i have a great team behind me on stage. i am so proud of the north carolina team in storm preparation and response. we think we have the best team in the united states of america. we are working to the as a team just like we have in the past winter storms. our goals are constantly to be overprepared and underwhelmed. frankly, the good news is that with a hurricane, we are underwhelmed. that's good news for north carolina. the tough news for north carolina and

fredricka whitfield is off. we begin with breaking news out of turkey. minister says that isis or other terrorist groups could be behind today's deadly blast in ankhra. the death toll now rising to 86, after the explosion at a peace rally in the heart of the country's capital. at least 186 others injured. that according to the turkish health ministry. the bomb blast caught on video.

i'm fredricka whitfield. news ro "newsroom" starts right now. >>> breaking news this morning.ht now in southern california to dig out from mudslides that trapped hundreds of drivers and closed roads and people there are preparing for the possibility of even more rain this weekend. the images and videos coming in are simply stunning. one driver captured a harrowing rescue on a road that was inundated by floodwaters and mud. >> oh, my god. he has to get her. >> the mud was up to 20 feet in some places. more than 200 cars and trucks as you see right there were

. >>> hello, again, everyone, i'm fredericka whitfield. we begin with this breaking news, and new details surrounding that crash of a russian passenger jet in egypt. one black box has been recovered from the crash site in the northern sinai peninsula. while the cause of the crash is unknown, the chief of the egyptian airports company says there is no evidence of any terrorist action. and the plane, most likely, crashed due to a technical failure. at least two airlines are rerouting their planes around the area. the russian embassy in cairo is reporting none of the 220 people onboard have survived. all passengers believed to be russian or ukrainian. investigators are transferring remains of passengers to an ambulance in suez. that image you're seeing there. ian lee is live for us now in cairo. so, ian, tell us more about how they're able to retrieve bodies and carry out this investigation. >> fredericka, we just heard from a little while ago from egypt's prime minister discussing how this operation is unfolding, what we're learning right no

i'm fredricka whitfield. happening right now in texas, at least six republican candidates will be touting their christian credentials today at a high-profile forum in suburban dallas. this faith and freedom forum begins at any moment now at the preston wood baptist church in play know, texas. cnn's athena jones is covering this event live. athena, donald trump is conspicuously absent. does that create an opening for some of the other candidates to get a little more air time? >> reporter: hi, fred. certainly allows them to get more air time. they don't have to compete with donald trump at this event. we've been here for a while and it's a hot ticket. they're expecting anywhere from 7,000 to 8,000 people at the vent between the worship center and the overflow areas, all coming out to see these six candidates speak. you know, evangelical voters, christian conservatives, are a very important part of the gop primary electorate in the early states of iowa, south carolina, also right here in texas, which isn't a ver

i'm fredricka whitfield. an incredibly feisty republican presidential race. today no fewer than six dates are attending the faith and freedom forum in plano, texas. a chance for each of them to talk about the role christian beliefs play in their public lives. front-runner donald trump is not there. athena jones is at the event. how important is an event like this for these candidates, many of whom are struggling to gain some traction. >> hi, fredricka. you're absolutely right. a lot of the focus all summer and now into the fall has been on the gop front-runner donald trump. he won't be here. these six candidates will be here to make their case to evangelical voters, to christian conservatives or, more broadly, social conservatives who are a part of the republican electorate. important in states like iowa and south carolina, a couple of the early voting states but also important in states like right here in texas and all across the south. this is a huge mega church, 40,000 members in there. between 7,000 and 8,000 between the worship center and the overflow. t

i'm fredricka whitfield. breaking news out of oklahoma, where a car careened into a crowd of people watching the oklahoma state university homecoming parade in stillwater. the university spokeswoman said the accident happened at the corner of hall and fame street and main history. no word on how many people were injured yet. paul simms witnessed the crash and joins me now on the phone. so, paul, describe what you saw. >> sure, my daughter and i were watching the end of the parade and out of nowhere, to the right of us, coming southbound, was a grayish vehicle and we were on the opposite side of the street from where this happened, and all of a sudden, we saw -- i can't describe it anymore clearly than this. people flying in the air. and vehicles stopped shortly after colliding with the bystanders and came to rest not long after they had hit the first set of people. we walked towards the scene, not away from it, initially. and we saw one young woman in her late teens, early 20s, on the ground, severely bleedin

fredricka whitfield is off this morning. they have bombed targets in syria for a fourth day straight, including ammunition and oil depots. and there is new video showing one of this morning's air strikes. the russian defense ministry says they launched 20 since friday. now, this comes as president obama warns vladimir putin about his air campaign in syria, saying it will only lead to further bloodshed. our cnn's chris frates, he is live in washington with the latest. and chris, this certainly seems in many ways to be an escalation. >> reporter: well, that's right, suzanne. i mean, president obama really came out swinging yesterday against critics of his syrian policy. they've suggested that russia now has the upper hand there. and you're right, you remember that earlier this week, russian president vladimir putin began bombing what russia says were islamic state terrorists. but president obama said that's not true, arguing that russia is bombing isis and syrian rebels, fighting to overthrow syrian president, bashar al assad.

i'm fredricka whitfield. the u.s.o syria to help in the fight against isis. in a matter of weeks, less than 50 special operation soldiers will be heading there to kurdish-controlled territory in northern syria. nick paton walsh joining me now from southern turkey. so, nick, are you getting any indication as to when they are bracing for the arrival of these u.s. troops? >> a suggestion it could be within the next months, but obviously, for security reasons, i'm sure the pentagon are not going to telegraph or advertise quite when. what we think could be as little as two dozen as the special forces enter into syria. where do they go? i think it's likely it will be near the town of kobani, the fight for which, clearing isis from it, well publicized late last year. it's from there, directions near there, that many of the kurds and also the primary syrian arabs who the special forces are supposed to be assisting, a group called the syrian arab coalition, not very big or well known, they're directing their energies towards t

the signs for ruby whitfield way appear where she was hit and killed 2 1/2 years ago as she left new samaritan baptist church. >> i want to thank everyone for all the hard work. i love you all. >> they also hope the name will be a public safety reminder for drivers. >>> stand-up legend with one of the most infectious laughs in the industry. last night eddie murphy received a huge honor. the kennedy for the performing art gave the movie star, film producer and director an award. "news4" caught up with him on the red carpet and he gave us his obama impression and addressed the card. >> this is a wonderful night. thank you so much. i love everyone here for coming out and making me feel so loved. i love you. thank you so much for coming out. >> past honorees include jay leno, whoopi goldberg and ellen degeneres. i love when they said is it a prize or an award. he said i'll going have to say it's award. a prize, i didn't get any money. >> good for him. congratulations. >>> tom kierein is here now. we're taking back the awards for the cold weather. you get no praise for them. >> hold them

fredricka whitfield is off. we begin with breaking news out of turkey. the turkish prime minister says that isis or other terrorist groups could be behind today's deadly blast in ankhra. the death toll now rising to 86, after the explosion at a peace rally in the heart of the country's capital. at least 186 others injured. that according to the turkish health ministry. the bomb blast caught on video. cnn's senior international correspondent, arwa damon, is in ankhra, turkey, for us. and arwa, you're at the hospital where the wounded are being treated. what's happening there now? >> reporter: it's such a somber mood here right now. everyone is still understandably very shocked, trying to come to terms with what happened. this is one of the hospitals that the casualties were brought to, and a lot of those who are waiting here right now are actually waiting to retrieve the bodies of the dead, their loved ones who perished in this horrific attack that really caught the nation by surprise. the country's prime minister calling for three days of mourning, sayin

ryan.oreland, whitfield, ryan. williams, ryan. , pelosi. florida carolina, ryan. , ryan. womack, ryan. all, ryan. , a losey. ryan. , webster. young of alaska, ryan. young the clerk: bishop of utah. >> utah, ryan. meeks. ryan of wisconsin. ryan of wisconsin. webster of florida. ebster of florida. the clerk: boehner. the speaker: ryan. the clerk: ryan. the speaker: if there are any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they i may come to the well and vote at this time. the speaker: the tellers agree in their tallies that the total number of votes cast is 432 of which the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin has received 236. the honorable nancy pelosi of california has received 184. the honorable daniel webster of the state of florida has received nine. the honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received one. the honorable john lewis of georgia has received one. and the honorable colin poul has received one. -- colin powell has received one. therefore, the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin having received the majority of the

ruby whitfield was killed by a drunk driver after as she left an usher's meeting from a church in 2013. the process was finalized this year by current mayor muriel bowser. the ceremony is taking place this morning after the 10:00 a.m. service. >>> some women's most private moments may have been caught on camera at to understandly university. they found a smartphone inside their locker room. it may have captured some video, pictures, and audio. some were upset the school did not announce what was going on. >> i feel like we should know if there's an incident like that going on where there's a potential where somebody's trying to invade people's privacy. >>> well n a statement to baltimore's wbal, townsend university officials say, quote, our students' welfare and well being continues to be our top priority, end quote. meanwhile they're offering counseling for the members of the team. >>> it's not looking food for the californians trying to dig out of the massive mudslide. in some places there is mud waist deep. hundreds of people had to be rescued thursday when those mudslides buried ro

i'm fredricka whitfield. so will he, or won't he run for president?hat's the big question people are asking about vice president joe biden. he spoke with members of the powerful international association of firefighters yesterday, and they claimed that he is strongly indicating another run for the oval office. and they are ready to throw their support behind him, if he does. our chris frates joining us now. so, chris, is this a signal that biden might be ready to announce something? >> well, you know, i really don't think so, fred. biden's been talking to his supporters for weeks, so i wouldn't read too much into this one call, but this week has been busy for biden, he's been calling all the early voting states talking about when to launch a campaign. he's asking people to work for him, if he does, indeed run. now, sources are saying biden's decision could come within a few weeks or even a couple of days. and all this increased biden chatter is coming as hillary clinton, you might remember, used her strong performance at the first democratic debate to

i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with this prabreaking news. 23 million americans are now under the threat of a trickling flooding event that is remnants of hurricane patricia, which is now a tropical depression. you're looking at pictures from texas where floods washed out these train tracks, derailing that freight train. so far, there has been 20 inches of rain dumped on parts of texas. the rising waters has also stranded drivers, who needed to be rescued from some cars. ed lavendera is joining us now from very close to that train derailment. ed, last we spoke, you seemed to be, i don't know, it seemed maybe less than a mile away from that train derailment. what's happening there now? >> reporter: are y'all seeing him? he drops? >> okay, we're going to try that again at another time, because clearly we don't have a good signal there. but ed lavendera, the last report, he was very close to that location of the train derailment, but describing it's very difficult to get to because of all of this water as a r

i'm fredricka whitfield. donald trump and jeb bush stepping up their attacks on each other, and it's perm. in an exclusive interview with jake tapper on "state of the union," bush fires back at trump for suggesting his brother, then president george w. bush, was partially to blame for the 9/11 attacks. >> so what are you objecting to about mr. trump's remarks about 9/11 and your brother? >> look, my brother responded to a crisis and he did it, as you would hope a president would do. y united the country, organized our country and consumer sentiment us safe. no denying that. the great majority of americans believe that and i don't know why he keeps bringing this up. it doesn't show he's a serious person being commander in chief and being the architect of a foreign policy. across the spectrum of foreign policy, mr. trump talks about things as though he's still on "the apprentice," literally talking about syria saying isis should take out assad, then russia should take out isis as though it was some kind of boar

fredericka whitfield is off. nice to be with you. it's a busy day in the race for 2016. and three days from now will be the first democratic debate. right now in georgia, republicans donald trump spoke to a crowd of thousands of supporters. and he spoke for more than an hour. the democrat bernie sanders is preparing for a big rally in boulder, colorado. that'll be this afternoon. this after he was greeted by 13,000 supporters last night in tucson, arizona. cnn's m.j. lee is outside atlanta at the trump event. and in boulder where bernie sanders is stumping. let me start with you, what are we going to expect from sanders rally in two hours? >> well, today, martin, for bernie sanders is about creating momentum. the campaign is holding what they've taken a call in recently these mega rallies of bernie sanders that in large part has defined the start of his campaign. i want to show you the line behind me that started to plump well before the event. and the campaign touting earlier in the week that they had to change the location of this -- what they hope will hope will be 10

i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with the escalating violence in the west bank and jerusalem. three more alleged palestinian attackers have been shot and killed in separate incidents this morning. israeli officials say the palestinians had knifes and went after border police and an israeli civilian. palestinian news agencies mention no knives when reporting on the violence. this is video right here of the incident in hebron. cnn correspondent orrin lieberman is at our bureau in jerusalem. so orrin, in one of the incidents this morning, there is a dispute about what actually happened. not the first time we've seen this kind of argument, however. >> reporter: that's right. and unfortunately these kind of arguments, the dispute over the narrative the not uncommon, to covering this region where you have two different stories about one incident. so the israeli side. israeli police say that an israeli settler in hebron was walking there along a street. hebron a very tense city in the west bank, when a palestinian

would find whitfield. 201 yards and a td. he still hasn't thrown a pick this season. florida state wins for the 13th straight acc win. to the pac-12. number seven ucla in trouble against arizona state. and a lot of help from his friends, and that would seal it. asu winning on the road versus a top ten team for the first time since 2002. elsewhere in the pac-12, jared goff, 309 yards and four tds for cal in a comeback win over washington state, and speaking of cal, gameday will be at utah, as they host the bears. that's it for the week five ford wrapup. she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. >>> flooding threatens areas along the coast tonight as the tides and waves move in and one person is dead after a gas explosion in brooklyn. we learn new details about the people injured. good i'm joe torres. >> the mta says the bus hit a car traveling in the opposite direction and was forced off the road into two parked cars and the home. it happened at south conduit and brewer boulevard. at least 12 people were

whitfield makes a man miss but can't make a second man miss. raphael kirby, the linebacker, wrapped him up at midfield and he goes out of bounds, so, the canes can keep that final time-out. >> kirk: they keep the time-out and the clock stops and you're looking at plenty of time. now it's a matter of execution and trying to be able to move the ball down the field. but time at this point is not something that brad kaaya has to have extreme urgency when he gets the football back here. not at the beginning of the drive, anyway. >> chris: mistakes by the noles there. canes went all-in. spend the two time-outs. and now elder standing at his 10 yard line. beatty, of course, will try to pooch it deep. that's a high kick. not a very good one. elder jumps forward, makes a fair catch at the 19 yard line, so, the hurricanes are going to be 81 yards away with 2:450 work with. as we check in with cassidy. >> all right, chris. last time we talked, michigan state was in some trouble, but l.j. scott scores on a three-yard run and sparty survives, 31-25. over on

whitfield makes a man miss but can't make a second man miss. raphael kirby, the linebacker, wrapped him up at midfield and he goes out of bounds, so, the canes can keep that final time-out. >> kirk: they keep the time-out and the clock stops and you're looking at plenty of time. now it's a matter of execution and trying to be able to move the ball down the field. but time at this point is not something that brad kaaya has to have extreme urgency when he gets the football back here. not at the beginning of the drive, anyway. >> chris: mistakes by the noles there. canes went all-in. spend the two time-outs. and now elder standing at his 10 yard line. beatty, of course, will try to pooch it deep. that's a high kick. not a very good one. elder jumps forward, makes a fair catch at the 19 yard line, so, the hurricanes are going to be 81 yards away with 2:450 work with. as we check in with cassidy. >> all right, chris. last time we talked, michigan state was in some trouble, but l.j. scott scores on a three-yard run and sparty survives, 31-25. over on

would find whitfield. 201 yards and a td. he still hasn't thrown a pick this season. florida state wins for the 13th straight acc win. to the pac-12. number seven ucla in trouble against arizona state. and a lot of help from his friends, and that would seal it. asu winning on the road versus a top ten team for the first time since 2002. elsewhere in the pac-12, jared goff, 309 yards and four tds for cal in a comeback win over washington state, and speaking of cal, gameday will be at utah, as they host the bears. see you guys next. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. tt2watv# #d bt@q!k, tt2watv# #d "a@q1gh tt2watv# #d bm@q:ld tt4watv# #d " dztq \< tt4watv# #d " entq px\ tt4watv# #d " gzt& i_$ tt4watv# #d " hnt& yqh tt4watv# #d " iztq 380 tt4watv# #d " jntq !hp safer. >> it has been so chilly, breezy and cloudy. do we turn things around for the second half of the weekend? my forecast is next. >> it is out of our control at this point. i think that's what's so frustrating for people. d

would find whitfield. 201 yards and a td. he still hasn't thrown a pick this season. florida state wins for the 13th straight acc win. to the pac-12. number seven ucla in trouble against arizona state. and a lot of help from his friends, and that would seal it. asu winning on the road versus a top ten team for the first time since 2002. elsewhere in the pac-12, jared goff, 309 yards and four tds for cal in a comeback win over washington state, and speaking of cal, gameday will be at utah, as they host the bears. see you guys next. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. >> wcvb newscenter 5 starts now. pam: as hurricane joaquin looms in the atlantic, a massive rainstorm brings flooding to the carolinas, and high surf to our coast. but there is clearing ahead for us. my timeline for the changes that will bring back the sunshine. reid: honor and respect. lost airmen remembered after a tragic plane crash. >> just a beautiful girl. reid: the tributes from the bay state to afghanistan. pam:

would find whitfield. 201 yards and a td. he still hasn't thrown a pick this season. florida state wins for the 13th straight acc win. to the pac-12. number seven ucla in trouble against arizona state. and a lot of help from his friends, and that would seal it. asu winning on the road versus a top ten team for the first time since 2002. elsewhere in the pac-12, jared goff, 309 yards and four tds for cal in a comeback win over washington state, and speaking of cal, gameday will be at utah, as they host the bears. that's it for the week five ford wrapup. see you guys next. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just ta

whitfield makes a man miss but can't make a second man miss. raphael kirby, the linebacker, wrapped him up at midfield and he goes out of bounds, so, the canes can keep that final time-out. >> kirk: they keep the time-out and the clock stops and you're looking at plenty of time. now it's a matter of execution and trying to be able to move the ball down the field. but time at this point is not something that brad kaaya has to have extreme urgency when he gets the football back here. not at the beginning of the drive, anyway. >> chris: mistakes by the noles there. canes went all-in. spend the two time-outs. and now elder standing at his 10 yard line. beatty, of course, will try to pooch it deep. that's a high kick. not a very good one. elder jumps forward, makes a fair catch at the 19 yard line, so, the hurricanes are going to be 81 yards away with 2:450 work with. as we check in with cassidy. >> all right, chris. last time we talked, michigan state was in some trouble, but l.j. scott scores on a three-yard run and sparty survives, 31-25. over on

whitfield makes a man miss but can't make a second man miss. raphael kirby, the linebacker, wrapped him up at midfield and he goes out of bounds, so, the canes can keep that final time-out. >> kirk: they keep the time-out and the clock stops and you're looking at plenty of time. now it's a matter of execution and trying to be able to move the ball down the field. but time at this point is not something that brad kaaya has to have extreme urgency when he gets the football back here. not at the beginning of the drive, anyway. >> chris: mistakes by the noles there. canes went all-in. spend the two time-outs. and now elder standing at his 10 yard line. beatty, of course, will try to pooch it deep. that's a high kick. not a very good one. elder jumps forward, makes a fair catch at the 19 yard line, so, the hurricanes are going to be 81 yards away with 2:450 work with. as we check in with cassidy. >> all right, chris. last time we talked, michigan state was in some trouble, but l.j. scott scores on a three-yard run and sparty survives, 31-25. over on

would find whitfield. 201 yards and a td. he still hasn't thrown a pick this season. florida state wins for the 13th straight acc win. to the pac-12. number seven ucla in trouble against arizona state. and a lot of help from his friends, and that would seal it. asu winning on the road versus a top ten team for the first time since 2002. elsewhere in the pac-12, jared goff, 309 yards and four tds for cal in a comeback win over washington state, and speaking of cal, gameday will be at utah, as they host the bears. that's it for the week five ford wrapup. see you guys next. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ >> jersey shore gets slammed with winds and rain battering the boardwalk closing down roads and even pulling an entire home off the foundation and into the bay. the big story on "action news" is severe flooding at the jersey shore. beach towns took a pounding and wind and rain khurnd up surf and flooded roadways. we have team coverage tonight and we begin with me

whitfield makes a man miss but can't make a second man miss. raphael kirby, the linebacker, wrapped him up at midfield and he goes out of bounds, so, the canes can keep that final time-out. >> kirk: they keep the time-out and the clock stops and you're looking at plenty of time. now it's a matter of execution and trying to be able to move the ball down the field. but time at this point is not something that brad kaaya has to have extreme urgency when he gets the football back here. not at the beginning of the >> chris: mistakes by the noles there. canes went all-in. spend the two time-outs. and now elder standing at his 10 yard line. beatty, of course, will try to pooch it deep. that's a high kick. not a very good one. elder jumps forward, makes a fair catch at the 19 yard line, so, the hurricanes are going to be 81 yards away with 2:450 work with. as we check in with cassidy. >> all right, chris. last time we talked, michigan state was in some trouble, but l.j. scott scores on a three-yard run and sparty survives, 31-25. over on espn, utah up

bravo real housewives of atlanta with the new season comes the new cast including housewife favorite whitfield as a frn. >> coming. time to hear from george. his story of waking one acceptedy crawford in bed. one acceptedy crawford in bed. clan c explains next >> we 11 you now with george's side of the cindy crawford waking up in bed with jerj clooney story. he tells scott evans he blames et al on the alcohol. goodbye everyone. pass ps. >> i was fully dressed wearing my boots i think as i had a few. >> several years ago amal was fought recently. and randy and george had been doing research on the tequila 8. she just jumped in bed with me thought i was randy t.you know worst things could horsepower to you. i think that should be our administrator the tequila metro detroit wake up in bed her with detroit wake up in bed her with subpenaedy crawford >> but george hand in hand with wife of one 84 amal and early year reunited with film star with screening of oprah where art thou. the ♪ i am a map of constant sorrow. >> she this the it was george as one of the boys semi-ing on the grammy winning soun

the sign for rub y whitfield wa was installed at the intersection where she was killed coming out ofew samaritan baptist church. officials say they also hope the name will be a public safety reminder for drivers. >>> watch your speed today drivinghrough the county. cameras are operating for this week only. you can get snapped at berry road, berry elementary, poplar road and middle street. >>> there's a fight brewing over medical marijuana. today the council will look at two pillsern one involved medical marijuana operations while the other bans it. the vice chairman says it's unlikely it will pass but could limit it. >>> an exciting ceremony today. the smithsonian will hold an installation ceremony to welcome the organization's 13th secretary. dr. david skorton will join the institute. chief justice john roberts will be among the 500 people at the ceremony. you can check the nbc 4 as later today. >>> standup eddie murphy received an award. it's the nation's top award for comedians. "news4" caught up with murphy on the red carpet last night. he also gave us his president obama imperso

i'm fredricka whitfield.this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin with with this breaking news. a russian

whitfield, ryan. illiams, ryan. pelosi.f florida, wilson of south carolina, ryan. wittman, ryan. omack, ryan. woodall, ryan. yarmuth, pelosi. yoder, ryan. yoho, webster. young of alaska, ryan. young of iowa, ryan. oung of indiana, ryan. zeldin, ryan. zinke, ryan. the speaker: the reading clerk will now call the names of members who did not answer on he first call. the clerk: bishop of utah. ryan.

hello again, i'm fredericka whitfield. nearly 10,000 u.s.roops in afghanistan won't be coming home next year as planned. in a major reversal, president obama delayed the troop drawdown deciding to keep the troops in afghanistan through next year. i want to bring in our panel. cnn military analyst rick francona, a former military attache. good to see you, as well. all right, gentlemen, i wonder, colonel schaffer, does that tell you afghanistan is in far worse shape than you thought? >> afghanistan is not stable. afghanistan is a country in transition. and, i think we've recognized as the president's recognized that isis now is in ten provinces in afghanistan, 7 of which they control. and the taliban is resurging as much as we saw two weeks ago, the afghan forces were able to retake that city from the taliban with our help. the thing we have to continue to focus on is reconciliation between the taliban and the central afghan government. it's not our job to do it for the afghans, we have to create conditions for them. at least for our purposes,

i'm fredricka whitfield.gin with this prabreaking news. 23 million americans are now under the threat of a trickling flooding event that is remnants of hurricane patricia, which is now a tropical depression. you're looking at pictures from

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i'm suzanne malveaux in for fredricka whitfield.urricane joaquin is now back to a very dangerous category 4. it is drenching rains, they're already being felt on the east coast. now, here's what it looks like right now. this is myrtle beach, south carolina. millions of people in the carolinas expected to be affected. north carolina governor pat mccrory spoke to me just a moment ago. >> sadly, south carolina, which we wouldn't have anticipated less than 48 hours ago, is going to get hit the hardest, due to this very stagnant storm, which is impacted by the hurricane going off the coast, which was very good news for north carolina, especially in the outer banks area, closer to virginia. but south of wilmington is where we're having some flooding. we had an evacuation of a couple hundred people in the calabash area, a well-known tourist fishing destination. >> south carolina, north carolina, new jersey, and virginia have declared states of emergency. and more heavy flooding could hit states all the way up the east coast. our cnn nick v

i'm fredricka whitfield. much more of the "newsroom" straight ahead with poppy harlow. >>> top of the hour, i'm poppy harlow in new york, thank you so much for being with me this sunday evening. >>> we begin with the race for the white house, and the republican presidential candidate marco rubio in a fascinating interview defending a high number of skipped votes while in the senate while he's out on the campaign trail. rubio sat down for an exclusive one-on-one with "state of the union" jamie asked him this question -- is it hypocritical for rubio to call federal workers, to call on them to be fired for not doing their job when he himself has the worst voting attendance record in the senate? >> marco rubio criticism over and over again that you keep missing votes on the senate floor. 43% of the votes. i know you say you're campaigning for president. but bernie sanders, rand paul, they've missed fewer than ten votes. you're up at 59 or 60. >> well, everyone needs to run their own campaign. i can tell you in th

i'm fredricka whitfield. poppy harlow is up next with more "newsroom." >>> 5:00 eastern, 2:00 p.m. pacific. happy sunday, everyone. i'm poppy harlow in new york. we begin tonight with politics. a feud between republican presidential candidates jeb bush and donald trump just escalated to a whole new level this morning. bush appeared on cnn's "state of the union" with jake tapper. he slammed trump for suggesting that his brother, president george w. bush, was partly to blame for the 9/11 attacks. bush's message trump is an actor playing the role of a candidate running for president. and he said he would not want trump to have access to the nuclear code. >> what are you objecting to about mr. trump's remarks about 9/11 and your brother? >> look, my brother responded to a crisis, and he did it as you would hope a president would do. he united the country, he organized our country and he kept is safe. and there's no denying that. the great majority of americans believe that. i don't know why he keeps bringing this up. it doesn't show that he's a serious person as it relates to being com

i'm fredricka whitfield.ils surrounding the crash of a russian passenger jet in egypt. while the cause of the crash is still unknown, the chief of the egyptian airports company says there is no evidence of any terrorist action. and the plane most likely crashed due to a technical failure. the russian embassy in cairo is reporting none of the 224 people onboard have survived. all passengers are believed to be russian and ukrainian. investigators are transferring remains of passengers to an ambulance in suze. cnn's ian lee is live for us right now in cairo. so, ian, tell us more about what they think may have happened to this plane in the very early stages now. >> reporter: well, fredricka, they are still saying that they don't believe a terrorist attack was involved, despite isis allegedly claiming responsibility. now, the russians and egyptians have both denied that. but what we're doing right now is that the search area is about a five-mile diameter. they're expecting to expand that. 129 bodies now have been

whitfield for the 5-yard touchdown pass, the seminoles winning 24-16. kansas state taking on oklahoma state. gronkowski's younger brother there putting them up. with time winding down 36-34. at the pro level the patriots have say bye this weekend and will take their record on the road and travel to dallas. no game this weekend so a soggy homecoming, ribbon cutting and grand marshal of the homecoming parade. he was also inducted into the school's hall of fame. we've got plenty of action today beginning at 9 a.m. london, england. bengals wrapping with the final at 11:35 tonight. the red sox wrapping up the season, believe it or not. big right-hander tossing eight good. a scary moment here in the seventh inning taking the pitch right off his left knee. he would leave the game with reports of a contusion, and may have to sit out the season the red sox lose 2-0. there were records set with this guy, the first since nolan ryan. battling the fire in chicago with a 1-0 lead, but fall 3-1 and fail to clinch a spot. congratulations, college football 24-14. that's

whitfield, ryan. illiams, ryan. pelosi.f florida, wilson of south carolina, ryan. wittman, ryan. omack, ryan. woodall, ryan. yarmuth, pelosi. yoder, ryan. yoho, webster. young of alaska, ryan. young of iowa, ryan. oung of indiana, ryan. zeldin, ryan. zinke, ryan. the speaker: the reading clerk will now call the names of members who did not answer on he first call. the clerk: bishop of utah. yan. ipinski, pelosi. meeks. ryan of wisconsin. ryan of wisconsin. webster of florida. ebster of florida. the clerk: boehner. the speaker: ryan. the clerk: ryan. the speaker: if there are any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they i may come to the well and vote at this time. the speaker: the tellers agree in their tallies that the total number of votes cast is 432 of which the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin has received 236. the honorable nancy pelosi of california has received 184. the honorable daniel webster of the state of florida has received nine. the honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received one. the honorable john lewis of georgia has