>> shannon: welcome back. is r bing highlights from our panel segment. there was overwhelming agreement with john boehner's statement that the american people do not want a government shutdown or obama care. extremely high agreement from republicans and democrats that obama care was always going to fail. the highest intensity moment was when charles was saying implementation was going to be a nightmare. and democrats agree with chuck lane that benghazi is going to be a hillary scandal in 2016. at the highest intensity moment of segment one there were 16,000 votes per minute. approximately 136,000 votes cast total. finally tonight, an update on the health of bret's son paul baier underwent third open heart surgery yesterday. is he recovering very well. there are, of course, still some hurdles to get over. paul should be heading home soon to return to the life of a normal energetic kinder garner. bret and his family want to thank search for thoughts, prayers and kind words. thanks for watching "special report." i'm shannon bream from washington where we re

it's laughable. >> shannon: all right. talking about the revelation now some june 2012 documented that the nsa was tracking revelations of the talking points mexico. before he was elected the current president of brazil. let's talk about it with our panel. charles, maybe not so surprising but the white house has invited president of brazil, when is he here in town they are going to host a state dinner for her. they are working oen a relationship. this can cannot be a welcome bit of news. >> it's not. that's why greenwald revealed it because he knows it it will embarrass the president it will hurt u.s. brazilian relations. he said openly he wants to hurt the united states even more after his partner was treated. >> shannon: who was brazilian by the way. >> held up at the airport. everybody listens in, reads the email of other leaders. henry stimpson the secretary of state said gentlemen don't read other gentlemen's mail that was 192. that's over. everybody reads everybody's mail. this isn't news except for the fact that you

tweet us your answers at anhqdc or at shannon -- or at shannon bream. stick around. >>> dozens of. >>> jeer yen college -- nigerian clog students are dead, gunned down in their dorm rooms. islamic militants are responsible for the attack and torched classrooms and other buildings. 40 people were killed and thousands have fled the area. israeli authorities claim they arrested a belgian citizen who was spying on behalf of iran and claimed he admitted to being recruited by the iranian revolution guard he was caught with pictures of the u.s. embassy in tel aviv. he had a fake id and made three trips to israel claiming he was a window and roofing salesman. >>> tomorrow benjamin netanyahu will visit the white house to meet with president obama and much of the discussion is expected to focus on iran, specifically iran's new president. chief washington correspondent has more. hello, james. >> shannon, govern. conservatives were expressing profound skepticism about iran and the motives and the white house has too. in the historic phone call on friday president o

hello. >> thank you, shannon and on the white widow. the radicalized british international was using a fraud passport february 27th which is the last time they have a record of her travel and she is wanted in connection for the mall attack in question. >> she has not communicated with us. i don't know where the story has suddenly taken life. >> and the attorney general taking questions in washington in an unrelated news conference. eric holder stated there is no evidence that americans were involved. a law enforcement service confirming to fox news and the fbi critical response group cering is deployed to kenia. and it is like a mobile field office for the fbi and pulling agents from the washington d.c. and joint terrorism task force in new york city. they have the ability to operate independently and has response time to run prints to matches to u.s. citizens and we are told that that is a priority. in the administration statements and the previous days about the kenyan mall attack. a shift in the description and a wrecknition that the

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shannon, no strikes at all. you gals are nailing it. name something you've made love on top of. >> on the beach. steve: on top...of the beach. we got one strike. mindy? >> hmm. what has a spin cycle? the washer! steve: [whispering] the washer. "what has a spin cycle? the washer!" >> or the top of the washer. steve: you... julie? >> my partner. >> good answer! steve: ha ha ha ha! oh, yeah. her partner. i can't believe y'all are doing this well right here. shocking me. one answer left. only one strike, suzie. name something you've made love on top of. >> um... steve: 3 seconds.

shannon, they fear that it could get much more deadly as the night wears on. shannon? >> connor, thank you very much for the update. joining us for reaction of the developing situation in kenya, joining us is ted poe. and congressman poe, thank you for your time today. >> thank you, shannon. >> as the time continues to unfold, al shabaab is taking credit for this attack. 60 dead and 100 more injured. >> al shabaab is very strong. as you said, they are from somalia. this is retaliation for kenya's involvement in somalia a year ago. it tells us that al qaeda is still alive and very active in north africa and other parts of africa and al shabaab is one of those terrorist groups that is retaliating and killing folks in the name of radical religion. >> i want to shift to another topic that you've been involved with. several meetings involving benghazi. i want to play a snippet of a hearing. >> it would seem to me that the president should be just as concerned about americans dying in libya as syrians dying in syria. >> congressman, do you suggest or believe that the preside

jay's team, shannon's team. by having both of those units in place i think there is going to be a really powerful team. because you can't just open up the data. you have to do things like this, where you get the community together or you have people actually talking about it because the demand side, as we were talking about it, will be there because there is going to be someone there. there have to be people working with it who are getting out there. i think this is what this city is going to be really powerful. in terms of other cities doing as well, chicago is doing some really interesting stuff. scary cool stuff. they're taking 3 in 1 data, pothole request and crime report and matching it up with social media. they're getting this really deep and rich picture of what is going on in the city. and you can do that with data when you think about it creatively. philadelphia as i mentioned, they are really active in open data. and new york, again with 3 in 1 is doing smart analytics. i think that's what you'll see

steve: shannon. >> a vibrator. [laughs] >> good answer! [applause] >> ha ha! i hope the kids at school aren't watching this. steve: oh, they watching. [laughter] it's elementary school, though. you gonna have to answer a lot of questions when you get back. >> sorry. steve: just tell them it's a... >> they're used to it. they're used to it with me. trust me. i mean, i don't talk like that in school, but-- [laughter] never mind. i'm just digging myself deeper. steve: yeah. this ain't looking good for the substitute teacher right now. >> the calls are gonna stop coming. steve: yeah, they are. well, let's see how bad it is. the vibrator. [cheering and applause] pass or play? >> we're gonna play! steve: wow. [cheering and applause] mindy, how you doing? >> hi, steve. i'm good. how are you? steve: ok, mindy, let's go. name something that shakes when it's turned on. >> my body. steve: your body. >> good answer. [cheering and applause] steve: julie, hi, darling. >> i'm good. how are you, steve? steve: what do you do? >> my husband and i own several small businesses, s

there's shannon with jimbo fisher. >> shannon: coach, a lot of momentum swings in this game here this evening. what did you learn about your team? >> well, one, we're resilient. we can keep competing in the game. but we have to clean up a lot of mistakes. but i love the way we competed. the offense kept matching scores and got ahead. the defense did a nice job, went ahead and we've got to continue to grow. >> shannon: you said you have to get better. what places? >> special teams, returns, defense moving the ball too much. could have put the game away, had a chance to make a throw to the flat, but i mean there's still 48 points and won on the road in the league so i'm happy with that. we've got a long way to go. we can keep coaching hard and keep getting wins. >> shannon: what is it like for a coach to coach a guy like jameis winston. >> it's fun to watch him grow and see all the situations that occur. each thing, he's like a new colt but he continues to grow and make plays, he's a competitor. >> sean: jimbo fisher and the noles have won nine straight conference games. that showdown w

i am shannon broem in for megyn kelliy. the president of kenya said five terrorist were killed and 11 others taken into custody after a four- day stand off. the forces made a final push to takedown the remaining fathers. it was a fierce four fight and stewart ramsey experienced it firsthand, watch. >> more firing again. you can probably hear it behind me, it is very heavy. they are firing and some of the rounds are coming a bit closer to our location. people are taking cover. and quite clearly it is not over. >> reports from inside of the mall indicate three floors have collapsed. at least 72 people are reported dead. but the morgue in nairobi has been warned to prepare for more victims. connorhas the latest. >> hello, shannon. there are several declarations in twitter that it would be over. but today's announcement a few minutes ago from the president that it is over is greeted as welcome news and sort of in the official statement that people have waited for, two or throw days. security forces not only controlled the entir

shannon? >> wonderful. laura, thank you so much. >>> christians, the target of a deadly and brazen attack in pakistan. at least 85 killed when two suicide bombers hit a church just as services were ending. who could be responsible and what it means for christian and their safety in that very war-torn part of the world. [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle. mmm! this is delicious katie. it's not bad for canned soup, right? pfft! [ laughs ] you nearly had us there. canned soup. [ male announcer ] they just might think it's homemade. try campbell's homestyle soup. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. >>> this is fox news alert on the deadliest attack on christians one country has ever seen. and the death toll continues to rise. it's a brand new hour of "america live." i'm shannon breen in

this has some of the best people, shannon and jay are doing t. they've been doing it awhile so they know what they're doing. it's great. last year i was building this adopted tree app and i found it on the data portal. it had like some weird geo data like it was in some form i couldn't use. i just dropped jay a note and like within 24 hours i got the data fixed and it was perfect. so, it's those kind of relationships that matter and having the right people in place. so, i think the chief data officer, these guys will end up joining a rock star team. >> not a question, but just a comment to say thanks to the city's innovation office. we're a small company from ireland called building i. we take permit data from cities and show it to anyone who wants to see it. we started off in ireland, discovered the san francisco data and came over here and now we've got an office up and running here with san francisco data. so, it's great to be able to do that. just one note of caution of how do you prevent kind of third-party data integrators from owning that

international authorization should come before intervention joining me live with the details as our team is shannon thomas had our shot of what else did the president have to say well why did we have putin in speaking with the associated press strongly warned the west against unilateral action against syria and also said that if the united states has proof that chemical weapons were used by the bashar al assad regime then it must be presented

hello, connor. >> reporter: hello, shannon. the fighting there is raging on and the battle for a small little christian village just outside damascus proves and illustrates how difficult the entire syrian situation is. according to press reports, syrian rebels have taken over the ancient christian city of mchl aaloula outside of damascus. they generally support bashar al assad and the syrian regime but in the past few days they have been under the control of al qaeda in the last few days. still, secretary of state john kerry spent today meeting with arab leaders discussing syria they do in fact support a u.s. strike and qatar's foreign minister on syria. and arab officials and even officials across the entire middle east have refused to take a public statement or a public stance on this making the obama administration selling of a strike on syria all the more difficult. >> connor, thank you very much. >>> congress returns to the hill tomorrow still divided over whether or not to approve obama's plan to attack syria. the preside

let's get to shannon travis live from the navy yard with the latest. shannon? >> at this hour washington navy yard remains closed to all but he essential personnel. we've learned it will remain that way tomorrow as investigators try to piece together every bit of evidence they can find to figure out exactly what happened. meanwhile, we're learning details about the deceased and shooter himself. the day after the 34-year-old aaron alexis killed 12 people in a shooting the search for answers continues. >> we continue to conduct interviews, exploit digital media and to piece together movement autos since the shooting the former navy preservist, it has surfaced, had post traumatic stress disorder after being in new york on september 11th, reekently sought help from a veterans affairs location adding he was having problems sleeping and hearing voices. officials looking into how contracting. >> someone with a record as checkered as this man could conceivably get clearance. >> around the nation's capital, somber tributes and calls to action. >> washington is recoverin

shannon? >> all right eric thank you very much. a terrifying incident high in the sky. a pilot suffers a heart attack mid flight and the emergency landing that followed. plus one doctor is comparing the fight over obamacare to the alamo. why he says the freedom of the american people is under siege. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. >>> according to the associated press, government forces caused the massive collapse. we are streaming live with more hello connor. nearly a week after that, we are starting to get the glimpes inside that shopping mall. we are hearing that initially we thought that much of the damage was caused by the attackers. we are hearing that it was kenyan soldiers that moved in that prob

. >> long-suffering shannon tweed. what's going on? >> shannon is at the hotel waiting for me. she's watching. >> hi, shannon. >> we love shannon, by the way. >> what about you, paul? >> they're together? >> you're happy in love, everything's good? >> we're going to hawaii and we reaffirming our vows. >> pack your thong. >> oh, good. >> and what about you, paul? >> four kids. i've got a 2-year-old. a beautiful girl who just turned 2, emily. i have a 4-year-old, sarah. 7-year-old colin and my 19-year-old evan is in the music program at nyu. >> you have always been so interesting. we thank you for being here. all the best with tebow, and frank gifford's available, too, and waiting for a call. i mean, still got it. >> he does still have it. >> still got it. great to see you guys. >>> remember when you swore you'd never be the couple in the restaurant with nothing to say to each other? >> well, what happened? >> we're going to find out. >> plenty to talk about. >>> and last, vicki lawrence is with us. >> oh, i can't wait. [ mixer whirring ] my turn daddy, my turn! hold it steady no

but within a minute, shannon is safe on the beach. this time he's lucky, but he knows it could have been much worse. >> this great white shark about four meters ten grabbed me and i was underneath the water looking at the shark face to face. >> despite his rendezvous with death, shannon still surfs. a rubber glove protects his fragile hand, a constant fragile hand, a constant reminder of how fierce and fast these ocean creatures can be. >> quite scared to go out there. i just feel very lucky to be alive right now. >> elbow reef, key largo, florida. a nurse shark gets cozy with a diver and sends him to the hospital. >> instantaneously it hurt. it was almost like a firecracker going off in my mouth. >> for more than a decade, diver dave marcel has been leading scuba tours for curious thrill seekers. >> working with wild animals in their natural habitat is something that most people only could dream of. >> the reef is teeming with life. fish of all shapes and sizes, beautiful coral, a rare chance to interact with some of the planet's mos

in washington, i'm shannon travis reporting. >>> the navy is calling for tougher gun control laws. senator diane feinstein issued a statement saying congress must resume a thoughtful debate on gun violence. also today the white house pushed congress to take up the gun control measure after the newtown school shooting last career. >> we continue to hope and press that congress will take action. >> the white house reiterated the commitment to strengthening gun laws including extended background checks. gun control opponents say the proposed legislation would not have prevented yesterday's shooting. >>> more help on the streets of oakland, see how the police department got money to put more officers on the job. >>> it's a cooler breezy day around the bay area. i do have a ahead up on the way on wednesday. plus the possibility of rain coming up. . >> tonight law enforcement officials are raising the possibility that the deadly clover fire was arson. the sheriff's office said there were at least two ignition points for the fire. the arsonist could face murder charges in the connection o

mike trout, touched early by shannon gray. this guy is in his only in his second year. ground rule double, bringing home, cocoa crisps, until the first inning. everybody has a tally. bottom of the seventh, bases loaded. josh hamilton $25 million a year. and it's set up for josh donaldson, will get and m.v.p. votes. game over, donaldson, three for five and you know what's coming, the a's celebrate with a pie, a little gatorade, boom, the declensia american league west, the games now 89 and 62, those two teams played a day team in oakland. three, with the mets followed by three with the yankees, we begin with zack wheeler, they traded him, remember for car loss belltron, giants' fans moaning and groaning, but tonight though, they touch him up a little bit. six wide, in four innings, and four, four -- he went three for three. a home run, a triple, single, two walks, 8-5, giants, they're now up to fourth place, a game ahead of colorado. he may really well be the most popular mascot in sports. we speak of the philly fanatic, who really, carrying all that heavy equipment stil

reporting live from washington, i'm shannon travis, now back to you. >> thank you shannon. >>> a power outage in a tunnel cause add massive traffic back up during this morning's commute. it kept tunnel workers from opening a second westbound bore as they do at 4:00 a.m. that forced all the westbound traffic in the commute direction through one tunnel. the electricity was restored at 7:00 a.m. but not before traffic backed up all the way back to lafayette. the outage might be related to construction of the new 4th 4th bore, which is said to open up by the end of the year, but they have not yet confirmed that. >>> the b.a.r.t. labor show down continues. there are now 24 days remaining until the governor's mandated cooling off period ends. ktvu's alex savage is in oakland where both sides are back at the bargaining table, but neither side appears to be expressing much optimism about a deal getting done in that time frame. right alex. >> that's right. right now we're in the middle of a 60 day court ordered cooling off period and for the first time today, b.a.r.t.'s employee unions sat down

shannon travis joins us live from washinton, dc with the very latest, shannon? >> reporter: good evening pam, this is the worst attacks since 1911 and the d.c. area. the shooter entered the navy yard with his military contractor id. another official says he was armed with the eight are 15 and 9 mm handgun and rifle and simply began shooting. and to the pan still a fluid situation at the nation's capital with many questions remaining of the mass shooting in the navy mark navy yard. >> please bear with us. >> reporter: the suspected gunman and military contractor from taxes, the fbi seeking permission from the public about alexis spirit having been discharged following a pattern of misconduct. this does is he was a friend of the lexus in texas. >> i would have never played this until it happened i would have never it would have never crossed my mind that he would be capable of doing something like this. >> heard a very loud pop derrick could not be more than 100 ft. away. >> reporter: the situation unfolded just a few miles from the white house. president all mama

>> shannon, the reason the sentence was overturned, the judge who gave him 33 years in prison was not authorized to hear his case. retrial has been delayed, one for security concerns because of the suicide bombing in the northern part of the country that killed 80 in a church and the prosecutions wants to begin the new trial where it left off and the defense wants to start from scratch. he was convicted of conspiring with the islamic militants. but he maintained he didn't know bin laden was inside of the compound. his conviction led to a chill in u.s.- pakistan relations. fox news was told that a possible prisoner exchange might be in the works swapping him for a u.s. trained nuro surgeon that left the u.s. after 9/11 and resurfaced where she was arrested for trying to kill u.s. soldiers and serving 80 years in the texas prison. the exchange agreement is being drafted and could take a month or so to exchange and the deal after that is unknown. the trial for the doctor might start sometime in the next 4 or 5 weeks. >> all right. trace, thank you. >> president obama calling in the big g

. >> let's go to shannon kettler with our affiliate wkto. shannon, what can you tell us? >> reporter: we got an update from the ohio state patrol. they tell us there were 52 people onboard this greyhound bus. it was bound for detroit, downtown cincinnati. they were 30 miles north of cincinnati. the police tell us the greyhound bus driver lost control. one passenger onboard tells me he was looking at his phone, when he heard a woman screaming, wake up. wake up. he looked up. saw the bus driver slumped over the wheel. seconds later, they flipped several times on the side and landed here in a cornfield. 28 people injured. they were taken by ambulance. another six taken by medical helicopter. we're told their injuries range from severe to minor. i'll send it back to you. >> 30 people in the hospital this morning. we'll keep you posted as developments come in. thank you, shannon. >>> we're going to turn to what is being called biblical flooding across colorado. residents said they've never seen anything like it. the images just shocking. homes up to their roofs with water. res

shannon? >> reporter: in for more information for the five other victims of a continued to piece together more affirmation. more information >> i would expect them to be there for the next couple of days finishing up >> reporter: the suspected gunman known as thirty failure 34 year-old alexis. he had been discharged from the navy for a pattern of misconduct. he dispenses he was a friend of the lexus from texas spirit >> i would never have believed that this could happen are he will be capable of doing something like this. >> reporter: >> we heard a very loud pop that could not have been more than a hundred feet away. >> reporter: we take very seriously when security at one of our most secure and the way that is breached. >> reporter: president obama offered his condolences. now pam? a lack system used his military contract id to get access to inside the yard. from there he carried ar-15 rifle, another rifle and a now mm gun. and a newly opened fire. >> pam: thank you for that update from washi

shannon bream live for us in washington tonight. shannon? >> shep with nearly 70 of these cases pending across the country and split among the lower courts it would appear this case is on the fast track to the u.s. supreme court. lori wyndham senior counsel for the beckett fund says no one is challenging access to birth control only whether the government can force employers to foot the bill. >> the only question here is whether our government can force religious business owners to pay for abortion causing drugs and to pay for in some cases contraceptives even if that's among their most deeply held religious beliefs. >> supporters of the mandate say employers can practice their own beliefs but they cannot force those beliefs upon their employees. general o'brien president of catholics for choice. >> what's really interesting is that i actually don't think it's about contraception. the longer game for religious extremists and trawl conservatives is actually to force a situation whereby their consciences can trump the consciences of other amer

steve: only one strike, shannon. name a place where you bring your own toilet paper. >> i'm gonna say a hotel room. steve: a hotel room. [cheering and applause] i don't know where y'all staying. [laughter] you need to upgrade, folks. name a place where you bring your own toilet paper. >> on a date. [laughter] [applause] steve: how old are the men you dating? [laughter] take it on a date. >> oh! steve: got two strikes, julie. you gotta be careful. holcomb family can get ready to steal. >> i'm gonna say a sporting event. >> good answer. steve: a sporting event. >> oh! [cheering and applause] steve: holcomb family--miss belva. i know you had something to do with this one, didn't you? >> it was her answer. steve: i know it is. i always know. you gotta-- >> how do you know? steve: well, you know, miss belva, you gotta be kind of like--let me--let's wait, put it this right here. because number one, you pretty much improved to be the best player on this team. [laughter] and secondly, you need a lot of experience to know the

shannon travis has the latest. >> reporter: the clock is ticking to midnight. and barring an unexpected 11th hour deal, major parts of the federal government will be closed for business. >> if the united states congress does not fulfill its possibility to pass a budget today, much of the united states government will be forced to shut down tomorrow. >> reporter: so, how did we get here? house rebublicans are drawing a line in the sand over obamacare. insurance exchanges set to go online tuesday, but that plan is unlikely to pass the democrat-controlled senate. >> it's time for the senate to listen to the american people, just like the house has listened to the american people, and pass a one-year delay of obamacare. >> reporter: democrats say that's a nonstarter. >> the affordable care act is moving forward. funding is already in place. you can't shut it down. >> reporter: wall street already down, just because of the potential of a shutdown. and if there's no deal, the estimated loss is in the billions. >> the american people are worried about their jobs. >> r

in washington, im shannon travis. and an eight-alarm blaze but next. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. hour with developing news out of the jersey shore. an eight-alarm fire burns along the boardwalk in seaside park, new jersey. an official there says the fire has damaged all 32 of the town's boardwalk businesses. it started in a frozen custard stand and quickly spread north into neighboring seaside heights. the fire burned most of the boardwalk that wsa rebuilt in time for the memorial day weekend after being destroyed by superstorm sandy. the fortunate part of this. so far, no major injuries have been reported. a man suspected of stealing

. >>> algo similar en brasil, donde el ministro de relaciones exteriores citó al embajador tomás shannon para dar explicaciones ♪. >>> un tornado azotó el este de japón, destruyendo edificios y dejando a decenas de personas heridas, la policía de una prefectura cercana a tokio dijo que se reportaron 63 heridos el tornado también causó la pérdida de energía eléctrica. >>> también en japón hay alarma por los niveles de radiación en la planta de fukushima ,esto porque varios depósitos siguen filtrando agua tóxica, el nivel de radiación podría causar la muerte en 4 horas de exposición. >>> un expolicía nazi fue llevado a juicio, el holandés blunis, que se nacionalizó alemán, se alistó de forma voluntaria con la maquinaria nazi. >>>pmomento de nuestra última pausa, y al regresar una ola de frío dejan ♪. >>> los pobladores de ela sierra peruana viven un verdadero drama, una ola de frío con tormentas de nieve causan estragos en la cordillera y los más afectados son las comunidades más pobres de perú y bolivia, el número de damnificados es incierto tenemos los det

we're told their injuries range from severe to minor. >> thank you, shannon. >>> we're going to turn to what is being called biblical flooding across colorado. residents said they've never seen anything like it. homes up to their roofs with water. rescuers using canoes to get people to safety. as rivers rage with roads ripped out. there's no end to the many izry in sight. ginger zee is right in the middle of it in boulder. hey, ginger. >> i'm standing at the bank of boulder creek, as you can hear and see, it's been called boulder rapids. there's some good news. this bench, as of 24 hours ago, underwater. now, just caked in mud. this is what happens when you get a foot or 13 inches of rain. look at the numbers. incredible rainfall totals. and the bad news is, after the nine-plus inches in places like colorado springs, there's more to come. this ordeal is not over. stranded and submerged, the colorado land cape racing away, as those trapped by rising waters. >> like the ocean out there. >> reporter: dozens of homes. entire neighborhoods, up to the roof in murky run off. >> it surrounde

we see some activity down into virginia, roan know southern -- roanoke, southern shannon dhow ya valley. unless your travels take you toward roanoke, you're staying rain free. see the high thin clouds. they thicken up later in the day. sunset is happening earlier. low 70s today. i want to take a lock at the overall forecast. first, take you inside the mobile app. send pictures of the fall colors. shoot it our way with the abc2 news app or on our twitter handle, got foliage. the bay water temp still hovering around 70 and it's going to be a nice one. moderate uv index, thin clouds, 59 out to the west. most of the state hovering around 70. what little wind we have from the southeast, it's very slight. just a few clouds. thicker cloud cover further shout into virginia. the nearest rain, though continues to trends to the south across the carolinas, edging into virginia. it's a southern slider. the high pressure dome over upstate new york in the niagara falls area. that's continuing to hold. it should slide out harmlessly over the next 24 hours but this will bring clouds. future trend shows

she's accused of helping lure 22-year-old shannon griffin to a house to rob him. griffin was later shot and killed. mee's attorney says his client has been diagnosed with schizophrenia but the court psychologist says she's fit to stand trial. mee faces life in prison if convicted. coming up in the medical watch... new evidence that an apple a day really does help keep the doctor away. residents of pilsen say that she's like a saint. meet micaela, one of chicago's very own. determines whether it is the viral or bacterial. doctors will say it is just a virus and antibiotics to not work on virus. the journal science translation of medicine reports and a test that does not look for one strained to confirm infection, instead it has the body's immune response to determine the cause. less radiation may carry a punched for people battling breast cancer. a five week radiation course is the standard treatment bought three treatments is just as effective. breast cancer patients could do well with just one high dose radiation session. a study found that we lapse was the same

supervisors brown, coleman, younger, guard man, queen, mcfee, need, meyer, [speaker not understood] shannon and ewell 11 to 0. and it was very influential across the whole country because san francisco had [inaudible]. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> hello, members of the board. thank you for the time. my name is judd holtz man. i'm a sit san of san francisco and i'm here representing ~ 350 san francisco. i'm going to bring you back, if you permit me, to the business that we have heard here today, namely the mayor's comments about the clean power sf program. given the support that the board has given the program, i'm sure that a lot of this will come as no surprise, but while i didn't plan on speaking, it was impossible for me to let certain assertions made by the mayor stand in the public record without being challenged. i appreciate supervisor avalos's comments trying to set the record straight. and i would second all of those. i would just like to additionally point out it is represented as though the contracts which is clean power sf, i would just like to point out one more ti

. >> shannon muller cannot stop thinking about what happened to her 5-year-old son is marcus in maryland. >> do you remember what happened when you were going home from school the other day? >> yes. >> reporter: marcus' mom tells me tuesday afternoon, his substitute teacher put him on a school bus going home instead of his day caravan. >> what happened to you? >> i went on wrong bus. >> reporter: within minutes, word spread that marcus was missing and his parents panicked. it's at this very intersection, 34th and rhode island avenue that marcus gets dropped off in a neighborhood that he knows nothing about. he begins to wander aimlessly, knocks on a door, finds a good samaritan and says help, i need you to tell my dad. >> 202-297 -- >> we reached out to the school and hasn't got an response. now he's been sent home with withdrawal papers for he and his siblings. she always knew he wasn't in the right school for their zone, but only now has it become a problem. >> if you're not scared, what's the opposite of scared. >> being brave? >> being brave. >> in mount rainier, maryland. >> in uh t

did shannon have the toy first? [boy speaking indistinctly] but shannon was playing with it. can we take turns? yes? hendrick: just as a child's understanding of right and wrong is different from an adult's, so are a younger child's perceptions different from an older child, which is why it's so important to approach aggressive behavior according to the age of each youngster. children simply behave differently at different ages. for instance, would you discipline an 18-month-old the same way you would a 5-year-old? why not? girl: ouch! danny! hendrick: physical aggression of one kind or another is very common during the early years and is an unavoidable part of the developmental process. but let's ask ourselves what can we do to reduce the intensity and number of aggressive episodes with the children in our care? of course, preventing problems before they start is the ideal thing to do. can you see how the basketball net is in the center so there's a lot of room and that the teacher is close by? see the way the teacher positions herself in the room so that all the youngsters

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i'm doug mckelway in for shannon bream. we begin with what some meteorologists describe as flooding of biblical proportions in colorado. dominic demon tally on the ground and janice dean live in the fox extreme weather center. dominic, we will start with you. >> yeah. this is just incredible scenes we are seeing here today. we are here in morgan county, just outside this little town of where the plat river burst its banks yesterday. where i'm standing now is under an additional three feet of water. the river itself is normally a a little trickle. they say a second surge at some point in afternoon. and that's going to come in at about 2 feet. going to bring out well even more debris like you see here. i'm going to try to get out to the water it may not be classy. there you go. can you see this tree which is about 20-foot long. certainly double the height you see. broken off. just being swept across the landscape by the force of the river. part of the platt river is actually up to 9 feet above the flood level. and that is goi

>> " they are afraid of people with in their own party. >> in washington on shannon travis appeared >> a hotel in rome island is shedding new light on the watch to navy yards to the alexis. police interviewed alexis on august 7th and a residence in in in middletown after getting reports of harassment. >> police said alexis told them he thought three people were following him. >> he also said he was hearing voices and had changed hotels twice, but the voices followed him. >> investigators still trying to determine alexises, motive for gunning down 12 people at the washington navy yard last monday appeared of farley's in chicago are searching for those responsible for shooting that injured 13 people including a taut appeared >> to an adult tonagers and if real bore were shot in the attack. police believe the shooting in a park on the city's south side was gang-related. >> brieux the vaunted howard is serious but stable condition after being shot in the face. >> the toddler's mother describes her heart when she saw her son. >> authorities in jakarta say an assault style rifle was a high

shannon travis, ktvu channel 2news. >>> on the senate floor today, majority leader harry reid introduced the resolution supporting military action in syria. a vote count by cnn yesterday showed 58 senators undecided, with the rest split 24-18 in favor. california senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer both support the military action. >>> and a washington post poll showed more than 200 committed no votes in the house of representatives. >>> an east bay home, gutted by a fire. >> reporter: an early morning fire destroys a building that was both commercial and residential. and fire investigators say it all started with this one pot. >> and later, a starke reminder of the dangers of football. the new film warning young players about concussions. >> also -- >> reporter: celebrating a mission to the moon. we'll show you the festivities to mark nasa's latest launch. >>> happening now, a giefnt party at nasa ames. why such a large crowd is expected tonight, even though the latest launch is being launched from the east coast. anne? >> reporter: the rocket is actually being launched in virgi