morning commuters, ...and gin and tonic lovers in san antonio texas,.../ after 30 thousand pounds of limes... scattered along a stretch of highway..../ police say... an 18 wheeler... lost control ... making a sharp turn,... and dumped... its fruit.../ it took workers... most of the morning ...to clean up the mess.../ they had a coronoa... afterwads... no lime. and a good day for a kansas family who finally has the remains of their late grandmother back, after losing them in an unusual place. a few weeks ago, wichita liquor store owner charlie nguyen found an unusual container left on his counter. turned out they were a box of cremated ashes. he posted flyers, took out an ad on craigslist, but no one claimed them. until he got on the local news. that's when kathleen leonard realized her son had left them on the counter, while digging through his pockets for change. she says she'll have a talk with her son about being more respectful with his grandma's ashes. still ahead, it's a nuisance for firefighters and a danger to the community, as gangs firebomb the same house a dozen times in t

the reason why they played an important role in the country in providence and san antonio and denver and sacramento, the mayors know better than anybody how schools impact the economic vitality and health of our communities. it's not about partisanship. it has to be about bipartisanship. that's not what we are talking about. >> you want more mayors to have more power over school systems and as you know, the point is to keep that power from being centralized with a mayor or governor or a president. how do you balance that feel that people will think that they lose their impact on a school board if you strip the school board power? >> it shouldn't be about that. it should be about accountability. there is a single point of accountability. when have too many people accountable, nobody is accountable. the staff with the mayors, we believe that mayoring should be involved in aligning city services and doing initiative and taking something they believe is very important and take advantage of the board and level four, a partial control of schools where you can appoint the members and level

from yesterday for san antonio that is 22 degrees lower than what you saw. dallas actually you're warmer than yesterday. you have the brunt of the cold air settling over oklahoma city and corpus christi. it's at minus 5 right now. get out there and enjoy the sun it will be 72 dropping down to 69 on saturday. overnight lows getting down to the low 50s there. now up towards north we're seeing a break in the rain as well, that same weather system is pushing the east. kentucky down here towards part of louisville. you're going to be seeing rain showers beginning to end as well. the temperatures are dropping off for chicago. rain showers off and on. a little bit of a break on friday. temperatures are dropping all the way down to 30 degrees. as those rain showers are making their way through pennsylvania as well as parts of unstate new york. we're not seeing any that have rain. we're seeing the clouds and also into parts of new england. temperature-wise in new york, 72 degrees on tuesday and on friday we expect 70. have a great evening. >> this is al jazeera ameri

al-libi is currently facing questioning aboard the u-s-s san antonio and could eventually be brought to new york for trial - where he faces a federal indictment related to the embassy attacks. some republicans in congress -- finding fault with questioning him on a ship instead of at a long-term facility such as guantanamo bay. graham says: "to limit yourelfo days on a navy vesse in terms of interrogation and detention is a huge mistake. i just believe we're not going to be able to gather the intelligence under this system that's necessary to otect oucountry." spite his desire for un- affected ties with the u- libya's leader insists al-libi should face trial at home. zeidan says: "we reaffirm that any libyan citizen should be tried in libya because libya does not extradite its sons." (voice of translator) the administration reacting to the latest developments. harf says: "we consult regularly with the government of lya on a range of security and counter terrorism issues, certainly continuing to do so, we value our relationship and strategic partnership with the government and people o

antonio, you will have some goodwill ambassadors. it allows four legged friends to help you get fun back into your flight plan and therapy dogs offer relief for stressed out travelers. >> it's so sweet. they have a lot of technology, a lot of people, a lot of hustle and bustle. they have to have basic skills like sit, down, come, especially in the airport where pel are. >> how about go get my bags, buddies. the dogs are volunteers. even though they don't do much than wag their tails, they draw a lot of smiles. >> here's a look at what's coming up at 6. you may want to be careful about the drinking wart at one area park. what this warning sign means and what officials found in that water. >>> plus, a letter from your parents to get out of school but this one is from the government to help you pay your bills late. we have those stories and more coming up at 6. >> our team in washington out in force on the fast moving story of the government crisis and we are chasing some of the people who started it. tonight. >>> this may be too realis

this massive ice facility south of san antonio is praited by geo. -- is operated by geo. >> it's not much to be here. not much to be here at all. just like jail. >> nas, or mohamed mustaco, is a singh forian are national. in 2007 naz warvetion sentenced to years in prison. there he met and eventually married his wife, hope. their future seemed bright but that changed abruptly on march 30th, 2011. >> i went to the door and opened and this ice agent with badge and gun and i was like well what's going on and they say are you a citizen, i say no. okay you have to come with us, you know, you have to be detained. >> and he said immigration police are here and i opened my eyes, why and who are they looking for? and he said me. they said that my felonies, my plea bargain violated my green card. >> i don't know how long the consequences or the action in my past are going ostay with me. >> his attorneys say we're trying okeep you out of prison. they didn't say nasri you understand you will be deported? >> naz was picked up by ice because of laws that were passed in 2006 . suddenly shom lifting

. >> they moved to a rural home outside san antonio nine months ago only to discover they say another hidden camera. >> it was mounted on a tree that i'm pointing at right here which is about 50 yards up. >> ratman says he was in charge of auditing high-profile celebrity scientologists which critics say is part therapy and part lie detector session. >> i audited tom cruise and kirstie alley. >> he has been outphone about alleged abuses within sign toll. now his wife monique filed a harassment lawsuit against the church alleging she was targeted to get even. she says the church even tried portraying her as a sexual pervert at work. >> i received a phone call from the hr supervisor saying monique, some flower just arrived and they're addressed to the receptionist with a really sexually explicit message on the card about wanting to you know be sexual with her. and it's -- says it's from you. >> actress leah remini has been subpoenaed to testify in the harassment lawsuit filed by monique against the church. actress now a contestant on "dancing with the stars" recently left the church afte

but central regions, san antonio at 88° there. temperatures 85° all across the board. for karen it's pretty much gone now but residual moisture pushing up towards the northeasterly. problems for georgia and the carolinas and atlanta at 73. >> kevin, thank you. crews are working to dismantle syria's chemical weapons arsenal. >>> and the capsize off the coast of italy, casualties could top hundreds. the premiere of... "comic books go to war" >> they were bombarded with shells as snipers were shooting at them... >> cartoon journalists who risk their lives to tell the story. >> he was a traumatizing experience... >> al jazeera america presents... "comic books go to war" premiers next sunday 9 eastern. >> obama administration officials said they need to enrol 2.7 u.s. redents between the ages of 18 and 35 in exchange plans to balance risks and hold down costs. will they enrol come 1 october - should they pay the face. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c. and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan in

the only spot that will get more rain than you would like, texas from san antonio to houston, periods of rain saturday and sunday. and then you get a cold break and then it quickly ends. it's long lasting into next week. >> yeah. thank you, bill. appreciate it. >>> coming up to the top of the hour, pointing fingers down in d.c. a hearing to figure out the root of the problem with the health care website. what is next in figuring out what went wrong? when we come back we will have around the cooler. >>> colbert is hot about changing the uniform and he is not taking it quietly. "way too early" will be right back. [ woman #1 ] why do i cook? because an empty pan is a blank canvas. [ woman #2 ] to share a moment. [ woman #3 ] to travel the world without leaving home. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. make it delicious with swanson. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. hall we do is go out to dinner.? that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great...what? he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the p

he was on the uss san antonio in the middle of the mediterranean for an interrogation. that interrogation was supposed to last 60 days, but it was cut short because of his poor health. his wife says he has hepatitis c. he was refusing water and refusing food. and then he was immediately flown to stewart air force base and then treated. he will be here in court today and we will continue to keep you posted on what happens. we're not sure what i'm he'll northbound court. but we'll let you know when we hear. back to you. >> thank you for that update. certainly we'll keep you posted. >> doing double duty. doing the 5:00 o'clock show and then out there again. al-libi landed. why can't they get a doctor on the ship and left him on the ship to be interrogated? >> he didn't feel good and so welcome to new york. all right. dozen minutes before the top of the hour. straight ahead, how would governor rick perry of texas fix the mess going on in dc? he says defunding obamacare not the answer. he'll join us on the other side of a brief timeout. >> that's right. first we'll check in

they have a nice signature of snow now on the sierra on the visible san antonio. that's a good thing. pretty good snow from that system. we got the colder air, wind and clouds. not much in the way of precip. 63, livermore and fairfield. that is your warmest. san jose and santa rosa at 60. the city is at 58. sfo is at 58. low 60s for some. everyone is really close. they were definitely -- there were definitely chilly readings. we'll have a lot of sunshine. it's tough to warm up this time of year. hazy skies. a little warmer. 60s for some. upper 60s up towards clearlake as well. mid-60s. low 60s. alameda, 61. brent wooped, 67 degrees -- brentwood, 67 degrees. same for morgan hill. santa cruz is in there as well. cupertino, 66. upper 60s. more fog and a slight westerly breeze for some. mid- to upper 60s on the peninsula. everything is good to go. clear skies. you don't have to worry about that. once the sun sets now, and boy, it goes quick, it gets cool -- thursday, friday, mostly sunny saturday. sunday looks cooler and i'm happy to say we fall back on those clocks.

antonio is at 78 degrees. a little further north the storm is moving. we're seeing a drop in temperatures in several areas today. rapid city is at 35 degrees, and there's some snow coming down, light snow is expected but enough where an additional one or two inches could lead to additional winter storm warnings in effect. and here is this front moving south and it stalls out there over texas. it will eventually move through the midwest and northeast. ahead of that temperatures will climb into the 60s and 70s. the computer forecast shows the snow clearing out, and slowly working its way through pennsylvania in the northeast. maybe by thursday and friday, a few light showers, temperatures will then drop and it will be a little cooler. >>> south korea is rolling out some surprising new rules to deal with a growing number of multi-cultural marriages there. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.

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so we're looking at rainfall totals in san antonio approaching an inch in the last 24 hours. the water vapor satellite, this is where we look for the moisture in the atmosphere. you can see that in the greens, and look at that pile up from the baja peninsula from the tropical storm into texas. this is going to continue for the next two days. in fact, we're going to see a band of this rain start to return as we get into later tomorrow evening and into tuesday as well. we're also going to have that heavy rain shoot right up and make a bull's eye over parts of arkansas in the next two days. so if you live in arkansas, get ready. it's going to get very rainy and it's going to stick around for a while. it's going to be very heavy rain when it comes. another spot of rain and snow that we're watching is in the northwest. we've got a good-sized storm moving through wyoming bringing you more mountain snow. in fact, right above 8,000 feet we're looking from anywhere from 6 to 12 inches including some of the mountains of montana to the west. now, we're seeing this particular storm track

san antonio >> another controversial abortion law could head to the supreme court. oklahoma's high court ruled a state law banning chemically induced abortions it unconstitutional. earlier this year the supreme court said it would consider the law but sent it to the lower court for further clar itches. >> community outrage after police shoot a teenager carrying is a toy weapon. hundreds marched through the seats of santa rosa, carrying pictures of andy lopez. he was shot seven times by a deputy, smoking a pellet gun for weapon. >> jackson junior is behind bars, serving 2.5 years at a north carolina prison for spending $750,000 in campaign money on luxury items. he tried to check in on sunday but was turned away because of an administrative snaf u. >> with college costs rising parents and students are trying to find a match for education and the bottom line. kilmeny duchardt looks at whether the popular rankings help or hurt in the search for a school. >> trisha guduru. the daughter of immigrants from india hopes to become a paediatrician. she's a premed major at que

antonio. they picked up a half inch of rain and estimating a foot of rain, so big flooding problems in south texas. the flood warnings continue, and also a wind advisory that is farther north with another storm. these are all the warnings and advisories. we're seeing winter storm warnings. big storm here that is just starting to develop. you see this spi spin developin, and it is windy with the possibility of even more flooding. now here's the future weather outlook here by 6:00 very heavy rain with storms loo look likel. that's moving to the dakotas pushing to the east. that's just in western south dakota. already too much rain and snow on the ground, the moisture is saturated, and this rain coming down and can't go anywhere. that's why flood warnings are issued there. the storms will move through the midwest, minnesota and the great lakes. that cold air there, the snow is drying out just a bit, just light snow but certainly in an indication of how cold the air is behind this storm. you can s

he was interrogated for a week aboard the uss san antonio you. he is considered a computer expert who helped plan the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania. in 2001 a grand jury indicted al-liby, along with 20 other terror suspects including osama bin laden. as early as 1993 it is alleged to have begun planning attacks. al-liby is now in the custody of the justice department and has been read his miranda rights. the transfer came sooner than expected allegedly because of a health consider. he suffers from hepatitis c. it's unclear how cooperative he has been with his interrogators, but those questions certainly ended as soon as the stepped on u.s. soil. >> thank you, jonathan. >>> elsewhere at least 93 people are dead after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck the philippines. we have more on the devastation. >> reporter: what was once a marketplace is now an open-air hospital. lack of space, equipment, means medics are overworked, rescue workers also are stretched the earthquake hit just after 8:00 in the morning in the province. many sa

two people who were very interesting -- one told me straight up he was a tea party member in san antonio, texas and said if you have a fight about obamacare, that should be separate and apart from keeping the doors of government open. a woman in texas told me the same thing. perhaps the best statement i have had came from an air force man, and airmen who serves in the 23rd district who wrote me while i and many others appreciate the gratitude expressed in times like these, we have also become weary of the same. whatever the actions of our national leaders -- when ever the actions of our national leaders have a negative impact on us as government employees, what seems to have become the norm over the last few years is the same rhetoric. we don't want to hear how appreciative our leaders are great we want them to show their attitude through deeds, passing a fiscally sound budget. thank you so much. >> the gentleman from texas is recognized. the gentleman from georgia is recognized print >> at this time, i am pleased to yield 1.5 eloquence the strong, advocate for veterans, the gentleman fr

texans are lobbying in san antonio. more than a thousand people turned out armed with rifles and shot guns. >> that's where we find hieidi joe castro. what is this realally all about? >> jonathan, earlier today, as you said, there was a siege of armed protesters here more than a thousand people armed with rifles, shot guns, anything that qualifies as a long gun in texas, anything with a long barely and they were loaded weapons as well. these protesters showed up to in their words, normalize these weapons which under texas state law is legal. they called this protest in the first place because they say there is a san antonio ordinance that's in conflict with the state law. they discovered that when three of their members, pro gun members were cited for disorderly conduct outside of a coffee house a short time ago because they were sitting there with their rivals and police did a citizens arrest of hear them. they called this, this rally in protest of that. also, to show the world in their words that these gun owners can

the alamo in san antonio and daley plaza in dallas. hundreds of gun rights advocates toting shot guns, rifles and ak-47s demonstrating, calling attention to a state law that allows texans to carry long arms openly as long as it's not done in a threatening manner. >> just having a gun strapped like this shouldn't alarm you. a bad guy is not going to come around with a -- if they do, they're going to have it and be pointing on you. they're not just going to strap it on and walk around in the street. >> you can use your gun to hunt, you can use it to go to a shooting range or on your private property. but i think carrying guns openly, i think it's unnecessary. i just think it's frightening, frankly. >> the demonstrations came on the same weekend that chilling new details were released on the newtown school shooting massacre. the mother of 6-year-old jesse lewis says investigators told her that her son shouted for his classmates to run, while gunman adam lanza paused to reload. jesse was shot and killed moments later. let's bring in republ

senator ted cruz received an eight-minute standing ovation from supporters at a gathering in san antonio. he spoke about being back in the lone star state and about his fight to defund obama care. >> having spent the past month up in d.c. it is really great to be back in america. [ laughter ] imagine if when the house had passed a bill funding the federal government and defunding obama care, if senate republicans had simply said we're going to stand together, united with house republicans and the american people and stand against the train wreck that is obama care. the house republicans marched into battle courageously. and the senate republicans should have come in like the cavalry to support them. unfortunately a significant chunk of senate republicans instead came like the air force and began bombing the house republicans, our own troops. >> not everyone in the republican party is on board with cruz's strategy to defeat the affordable care ago. jeb bush offered the freshman senator a little bit of advice. >> have a little bit of self-restraint. it might actually be a politically bette

publicly, he gets standing ovations like the one you showed in san antonio, an eight-minute standing ovation from the texas federation of republican women. the republican party of texas loves this guy. he said he would do the things he went to washington to do. he's done them. and of course, he's getting the kind of welcome that a conquering hero gets when he returns back from the battle. >> we were doing the series during the shutdown called "these are the people who are running the country," looking at the house republican caucus. and i couldn't help but notice how many of the folks that signed on to this defund obama care letter were in texas. >> that's right. >> the texas delegation seems to be -- it really seems to be the epicenter of the kind of politics that we saw that brought us to the shutdown. >> yeah, well, you know, louis gohmert and steve stockman are the most extreme examples in the texas delegation, but the reality is, the vast majority of the republicans in the texas delegation, dare i say all the republicans, were right there alongside ted cruz. they didn't see any

right here in south texas the area had a foot of rain, estimated by the radar, just south of san antonio, at the sensor, flash flooding occurring in south texas, the flood warnings still in effect and even a few warnings in central to west texas, an area that needs the drought? but a little too much rain causing flooding. a little more storm, south dakota, winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings that are in effect because we're seeing a lot of rain plus snow right over where this storm is developing. just now developing spinning here in nebraska, south dakota, a lot of the rain will begin to push to the east. there is severe weather potential in iowa, that rain by 6:00 is moving out of the dakotas. by tomorrow morning here is the rain just west of chicago. the snow is in south dakota. this is a large storm that will impact the area for at least the next 24 to 48 hours. stormy weather tomorrow fur 67 and dropping -- are 58 but dry on wednesday. the heating continues in houston and memphis, eventually that will make its way to the northeast. the area of the typhoon, are continu

if you're in dallas, san antonio, houston, austin, shreveport, we'll see rain. maybe about an inch to an inch and a half. so that's about it. and as far as the east coast go, we're looking nice. southeast is beautiful take and the eastern seaboard. and finally, i've never seen lightning really up close hit the water before. this was video from a bass fisher map. he said the pole he was fishing with started to tingle. he started heading for shore and literally 20 feet ahead of his boat. >> if you were swimming, will you get electrocuted? >> yeah. fish can tdie. so it spreads out, not as intense if it hits you right -- >> got it. great video. coming up on "morning joe," leon panetta weighs in on the government shutdown. and specifically on the president's leadership. you may be surprised at his comments. when we come back here, we'll huddle around the cooler. walking dead walks to its highest ratings ever. how many people tuned in? we'll find out. well i drove grandpa to his speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my

. >> live at the alamo, san antonio. thank you. >> in australia temperatures are rising, winds intensifying and wildfires spreading. hundreds of homes destroyed. andrew thomas is there with more. >> in the blue mountains west of sydney volunteers are fighting fire with fire. by burning big areas of undergrowth near homes, they are hoping that once the bushfires reach here, there'll be nothing left to burn. >> we'll go around and put a burnt line around the back of properties and areas. and then we'll look at burning at the smaller valley here, which is an offshoot of a bigger valley that is on fire coming up. >> the firefighters are working remarkably close to the homes. 50 metres up the hill are people's houses. i can see from here their windows and doors. the volunteer firefighters are trying to stop these flames from reaching them. >> and these are all volunteers practicing firefighting is normally a weekend hobby. this, though, the real thing, is what that is all about. geena is a mother of two children. darryl manag

al sur del paÍs, san antonio con 85 grados. y lluvia helada en porciones de san francisco. y asÍ que tenemos de todo como siempre digo en el menÚ del tiempo. iniciando esta semana de trabajo. para maÑana desde san luis ustedes en chicago, esta misma tormenta se mueve al centro del paÍs, para el jueves desde el meodia este actividades de precipitaciÓn, y pone en riesgo a los que van a buscar dulces en halloween. temperaturas en 83 grados y continÚa el calor en el sur de la florida. desde los Ángeles con 66 grados especialmente para maÑana. y me despido. y sÍgame @ jackie guerrido. continuamos con mÁs de "primer impacto." >>> llegÓ el momento de hablar de deportes con ivÁn kasanzew. >>> buenas tardes. >>> es lunes ivÁn. bienvenido al nuevo set de "primer impacto." >>> un lunes feliz para la selecciÓn mexicana. el piojo llama otro naturalizado. y los jefes son Únicos en la nfl. >>> en el mundial sub 17 mÉxico saliÓ en bÚsqueda de su boleto ante italia. alejandro dÍaz con este cohetazo pone en ventaja a mÉxico. en tiempo de reposiciÓn se une al gol y avanza

san antonio, texas, it was wet over the weekend. more showers and more storms and the big picture. michigan and ohio valley, all's get a lot of sunshine. pretty warm. waiting are to the big cold surge. highs in the 60s and 70s eastern seaboard. that will continue today and all the troublesome weather in the middle of the country with showers and storms. but, yeah, be interesting to see what red sox fan -- if your team wins late you want to go to work because you can brag. even though you're on three hours sleep. >> all empty chairs. >>> coming up on "morning joe" a couple of familiar faces to protest the government shutdown. what they said and how it could impact negotiations as we draw very close to the debt ceiling deadline. when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler and weekend box office where "gravity" is trying to hang on and "snl's" take on the movie. did you see it and tied to the government shutdown. pretty funny stuff. "way too early" after this. huh...fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well

first of its kind opened today in san antonio honoring our vital and faithful four-legged warriors. >>> at the national portrait gallery in washington a new painting called "the four justices." at almost 8 by 10 feet, it's a huge depiction of the first four female justices in u.s. history. sotomayor, kagan, o'connor, and ginsberg. now to a photo taken by ringo in new jersey when the beatles visited in '64. a week ago ringo asked for help in finding the young beatles fans. our friends at the "today" show not only found the surviving former kids, got them together on the plaza this morning, they recreated the photo. they have arranged for them all to attend an upcoming ringo starr concert in las vegas. how about that? >>> this weekend in las vegas, a 64-year-old man named john force did something extraordinary. this is what he does for a living. it takes only four seconds to show it to you. that's drag racing. 4.062 seconds, 310 miles an hour. that was john force winning the nhra title for the 16th time. the driver he beat in the next lane was his daughter courtney. he says he'd like to

san antonio which is in international waters on the mediterranean sea. he was captured just after dawn saturday by u.s. commandos in his homeland of libya. sources say he was part of osama bin laden's inner circle in the mid-1990's. interrogators from the military intelligence community and the justice department will bepressing him about al qaeda terror network and any future attack plans. >> he has been indicted in the southern district of new york in connection with his alleged role in al qaeda's conspiracy to kill u.s. nationals and to conduct attacks against u.s. interests world wild. >> reporter: he's accused of helping plan the 1998 bombings of two u.s. embassies in africa. those attacks killed 224 people, including 12 americans. a second weekend raid in somalia targeted a kenyan terror suspect. he's said to be a senior planner of the somalia terror group. navy seals approached the compound where he was believed to be hiding but a firefight broke out before they could get to it. rather than call in an air strike to kill him and the civilians and c

they'll question him aboard the uss san antonio about his role in the bombings and other plots. one widow says she is relieved the u.s. is still pursuing the suspects. >> it's soothing to know that our government is still after them and methodically and deliberately going after them. >> nbc news learned exclusive details about why u.s. special forces abandoned another raid in somalia. it was focused on the man behind the deadly massacre at the mall in kenya. team six made a landing in darkness and al shabaab was outside smoking a cigarette and noticed them and they found themselves under heavy fire inside. the key target was surrounded by fighters and by children as more reinforcements descended on the house from a nearby village to the s.e.a.l.s opted to with draw. >> as day number 8 of the shutdown begins it's a game of truth or dare. president obama daring john boehner to let the house reopen the government. >> the truth is there's enough republican and democratic votes in the house of representatives to end the shutdown immediately with no strings attached. the house should

san antonio deployed in the mediterranean. anas al libi will remain there for days, maybe weeks. interrogated by the cia, fbi without miranda rights. and then brought to the u.s. for trial for his role in the planning of the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. his capture was a bold snatch and grab in this upscale tripoli neighborhood. u.s. troops surrounded his car in broad daylight. his son later showing where they smashed the car window and dragged him from the vehicle. al libi's wife says she watched it all from her window. >> u.s. officials say the bombings have all the fingerprints of middle east terror. >> reporter: the 1998 bombings were al qaeda's first strike against u.s. targets, a wake-up call. >> the embassy bombings were al qaeda's coming out party. it was al qaeda saying, we are here. we are targeting you. we are going to kill americans. >> reporter: among more than 200 dead, army sergeant kenneth hobson. his widow debra today. >> it is soothing to know the government is still after them and methodically and deliberately going after them. >>

the sensor there in san antonio had just over a half inch but that focus brought rain in that one area. that was over a foot of rain. flood warnings in central to west texas with rain leading to flooding. this is flooding in south dakota. saturated ground with rain coming down, that is rain occurring. and we have winter weather with more snow really over wyoming and south dakota. here is the radar showing all of that rain the next 12 hours the rain coming through iowa and then through the midwest into chicago. this storm really large and just taking shape now. by tuesday morning there is rain in minneapolis and the cold air in western south dakota that leaves snow but as it pulls away the it will dry out. the melting snow is what leads to more flooding in south dakota. >>> the temperatures will climb through tuesday and then get cooler and thursday right at 60 degrees. >> thank you very much. still ahead, granny is taking self defense classes. >> no, no. >> we'll tell you about the daily threat these seniors are facing and the success they've had fighting back. antonio mora brings you

the 49-year-old is being held on this naval carrier, the uss san antonio. he'll be questioned at sea for days or weeks. the cia, fbi and u.s. military will all be part of the interrogations. he will then stand trial in the u.s. for the bombings. of the ten people indicted, three remain at large. >>> a store clerk brought a very large knife to a gun battle. you have to check this out. security camera footage shows a deli worker keeping his cool as the thug fires off a round at the wall behind the clerk and things got an unexpected turn as the worker turns a huge machete from under the counter. we do not advise that at home, folks. now let's get the latest in sports. that's wild. >> brave guy. don't do that at home. good morning to you betty. atlanta did not have a good night last night. it started with the falcons losing in the final minutes. 4th quarter, geno smith for the touchdown there. matt ryan responds with the go ahead touchdown and then three seconds left in the game, the jets split the uprights with a 44 yarder and the win, 30-28 right there. take

antonio after being captured by u.s. forces over the weekend. >>> a generous donation is keeping kids in the head start program even with the government shutdown. two philanthropist from houston pledged up 10 million dollars to serve more than 7,000 kids in head start programs in georgia alabama connecticut florida and south carolina and missouri. those programs were closed at the end of the government shut down first with the first week so they can now reopen thanks to the money. >>> lynette, mike pay attention. how would you like to wear that on your finger? you might wear it on your prchgy that's a 118 carat flawless diemon in the shape of an egg. these are tight shots so you can't get the feel of what 118 carats lock like and the price tack -- looks like and the pricetag $31 million. it was discovered in 2011 in the minds of -- mines of south africa and 299 carats before being cut down. much more coming up on good morning america. 31 million dollars for a big rock. >> that's a big rock. you have to have a giant hand

mostly south of dallas, north of san antonio, austin included to shreveport and little rock, those have the best chance for rain. eastern seaboard, another nice day. not quite as sunny, but still warm. temperatures in the low 70s for many spots. florida in the 80s. but for the east coast, this is another storm that goes up into canada. doesn't really spread to the east coast. so we'll have to wait maybe to thursday for wet weather. >> we'll take a couple days of wet weather. >>> coming up, the latest numbers on the new jersey race for senate. and fallout from healthcare.gov glitches. plus a look back at one u.s. president's battle of the bulge. [ male announcer ] welcome back all the sweet things your family loves with 0-calorie monk fruit in the raw. it's made with the natural, vine-ripened sweetness of fruit, so you can serve up deliciously sweet treats without all the sugar. raw natural sweetness, raw natural success. without all the sugar. life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the

antonio. that is about 15 agrees lower than what we should see in time of year. corpus christy you are about average, at about 83 degrees there. rain on wednesday for texas and dallas, but as you can see, as we go towards the end of the week on sunday, you are back to normal at about 73. >>> iran putting a proposal on the table for its nuclear program. the new sense safe hope surrounding the latest diplomatic talks. san diego's former mayor pleads guilty to sexual haras harassmey some say the sentence he's expects today get is too lenie lenient. >>> and outrage in the streets of rome. at the funeral for a former nazi. uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? >> they share it on the stream. >> social media isn't an after-thought, it drives discussion across america. >> al jazeera america's social media community, on tv and online. >> this is your outlet for those conversations. >> post, upload and interact. >> every night share undiscovered stories. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep acro

judge carlo key calling from san antonio, we appreciate it. thanks for taking the time. >> thank you very much. >> coming up, we're just confirming that kathleen sebelius will be testifying next week about the mess over the obama care website. but will she deflect blame, or will she take responsibility? plus, college football players refusing to play ball because they say they are being neglected, including the conditions inside this locker room. you have to hear this story. it's next. [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reality. start your business today with legalzoom. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambula

but for dallas, your highs today look like this 78 agrees, san antonio with 80. getting down to about 69 degrees on friday. and then very quickly some rain showers across central florida. >>> in a small missouri town hundreds of demonstrators demanding justice. last year two boys were charged with sexually assaulting two teenage girls but the charges were dropped. now a special prosecutor has been called to look in to whether the case should be reopened. jonathan martin has more from martinez iville. >> reporter: maryville, missouri a town of 12,000 people find itself in the national spotlight as several hundred demonstrators are rally be with daisies supporting daisy coleman and her friends paige park -- hurts. hurts. they became they were sexually assaulted in 2012 but then saw charges dropped by the local authorities. >> all the evidence was there and they turned their back on her. >> reporter: the girls 114. the other 13 at the time. say they were raped by two classmates a 16 and 17 year olds boy. a third teen is excused of recording the incidents on a cell p

now knocking on the door from san antonio to austin through dallas. also have light rain and showers on that front through ohio today. pittsburgh, it looks like and buffalo you'll need that umbrella the forecast, still mild on the east coast, holding on to one more dry day from florida all the way up to boston. but things are going to change. we got some cold air that will be coming down. this forecast for the end of october looks a lot different than the first half of this month. all indications are a week from today, mara, a big cold palace will be coming down from canada so this may be the weekend to get the winter clothes out of the closet and get them ready. >> thanks, bill. >>> president obama reveals the coolest thing about being president of the united states. that's coming up next. [ woman #1 ] why do i cook? ♪ because an empty pan is a blank canvas. ♪ [ woman #2 ] to share a moment. ♪ [ man #1 ] to remember my grandmother. [ woman #3 ] to show my love. ♪ [ woman #4 ] because life needs flavor. ♪ [ woman #5 ] to travel the world wit