virginia. unmanned rocket crashed and burn at the launch complex in virginia. it was carrying a cargo ship pack with hardware supplies and space walk tools for six crew members aboard the international space station. >> what we do from this is we learn what happened. we can diagnosis this problem. figure on the what the problem was and fix the problem. >> the rocket failure now leaves space x as the only american company that can supply supplies to the international space station. >>> 5:33. here's traffic and weather together, katie. >> today will be a transition day for our area as we see the next cold front moving in and what it will do is trigger nothing more than just a late day shower. some could see a shower sooner then others for example the western most edge of berks county getting clipped by a hint of wet weather here. thinks just beginning of the frontal boundary that knocks our temperature back. we will look at the temperatures difference this whole week overall is basically going to

nasa rocket launched last night from the wallo ps flight facility in eastern virginia. nasa is investigating but experts do in the know exactly what went wrong. >> what we do from this is we learn what happened, we can diagnosis this problem, figure out what the problem was and fix the problem. >> well, this rocket failure now leaves space x as lone commercial supplier to ship cargo to the international space station. >> lets get traffic and weather together, katie. >> this is marking a somber anniversary here today in the land fall of sandy, two years to the day, was when that storm made its land fall. we will start off by taking you back in time here and we will talk more about how we have been coping, since october 2012 but here's the storm's track and when it did strike land fall it happened at exactly, at 7:30 p.m. on october 29th, in brigantine, new jersey. when the storm made it land fall and again, we have in the had a heck of a lot of tropical activity going on, this season. we are certainly still monitoring that possibility, we have basically a full month left

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. >>> investigators are now searching the eastern virginia coast for clues into what led to the explosion of an unmanned nasa contracted rocket. >> main engines at 108%. >> power is normal. >> the private company behind this rocket launch released the, believes the safety staff had to accepted a destructive signal when it encountered a catastrophic failure just six seconds after takeoff. the rocket had cleared the launch tower when the explosion started, sending a massive firepaul into the night sky. no one was hurt but everything from the cargo ship to the supplies, equipment, and experiments headed to the international space station were destroyed. leroy chao joins us live. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> any theoriesed ato what happened? >> it's too early of course. the investigation just started. they have to collect the debris and try to figure out what happened. looks like the explosion happened near the engine so there could have been a problem with the engines, it could have been a problem with the fuel, the fuel to the enjoins and i'm confident they will figure out the roo

we have the latest from wallops island, virginia. >> reporter: good after from wallops island, eastern virginia. this particular mission was launched by orbital sciences, one of two commercial vendors nasa turned to to pick up the slack and carry cargo to the space station after the space shuttle fleet was retired. this morning the folks at nasa are beginning this process of looking for any debris, looking on the island, in the marshland, in the water, and, in fact, on the beaches and then thil try to figure out what went wrong. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> reporter: it was just after sunset when the launch of an unmanned rocket destined for the international space station lit up the early evening sky. everything seemed normal until just six seconds after lift-off. a massive fireball tore through the rocket and lit up the night sky. as the rocket started to come apart, nasa's controllers decided the safest option was to use the rocket's self-destruct option. >> launch team, launch team, be advised. stay at your consoles. >> reporter: the explosion visible from coastal virginia, f

the explosion was enormous, ricochetted across eastern virginia and captured on dozens of cameras in the air and on the ground. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: photographer ken kramer captured incredibly detailed images as the antares rocket came apart. >> it was like the sky was on fire. and i was stunned, actually, because i never expected to see anything like this. >> reporter: today, the search began for pieces of the wreckage on land and in the water. orbital sciences built the rocket and has had two successful previous missions. but it was the first loss of a commercial spacecraft since nasa stopped flying the space shuttle three years ago. >> a lot of blood, sweat and tears went into building this rocket and putting this together. we had a lot riding on it. >> reporter: on board 5,000 pounds of experiments, equipment, clothing and food destined for the space station, orbiting 200 miles above the earth the space station crew insisted they're not running low. >> we plan for four to six months ahead. so we've got plenty of food to keep us. all varieties. >> reporter: in some ways the

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the heaviest downpours, look at that rain in eastern west virginia and into virginia. that's going to be here later today. this morning we'll see some of these showers move into the area. for now, all of the shower activity is to the west. but we will see it arrive. showers and potentially thunderstorms for the pocono mountains, allentown and reading. temperatures will be in the upper 70s this afternoon. but grab your umbrella. occasional showers and a chance of thunderstorms will be increasing as the day goes on. any limited sunshine will disappear as the clouds move in for cape may, dover and vineland. upper 70s to near 80 degrees this afternoon with occasional showers this morning. thunderstorms later today. take a look at how much rainfall we could get from this storm when i come back. >>> about 20 minutes until 6:00 now. no rain on the roads yet, so you won't have to worry about that as you go to work this morning. >> let's check with nbc 10 traffic reporter jillian mele. >> we are following two accidents right now. this is a new accident into the system in limeri

shores of virginia. they're thankful nobody was hurt or killed. as someone said earlier today, it's a matter of losing some metal and some dollars. they have to figure out now what went wrong. >> thank you with that incredible footage from virginia. >>> now beturn to texas where 970,000 people have already voted early, 20% of the entire turnout from the last midterms but that doesn't mean it's easy to vote. this is texas's first general election under that new strict voter i.d. law. i went to dallas this week to report on how that law is affecting people on the ground and what some groups are doing to mobilize in response. we have that report for you right now on "the cycle." >> if you came to praise god, my bible says make joyful noise unto the lord. >> reporter: it's sunday morning at baptist church in dallas. pastor haynes is getting his 12,000 member congregation getting ready to worship ♪ >> reporter: and ready to vote. >> when i say freedom sunday, i need you to clap like you are appreciative of

all the areas from virginia into somed phd, eastern west virginia, under this frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. protect any sensitive plants you have outside or bring them in. look at neighborhood highs. we should rebound nicely. 70s. southwest, lots of sun is shine. they hit low 70s. upper 60s near the chesapeake bay. let's check with melissa early on this monday morning. everything going pretty well. >> moving along quite nicely. happy monday, everybody. beltway at branch avenue, no major issues. 270 into and out of town looking quite good. in maryland, 95. and bw parkway looking good as well. mice and green. same thing. when you look at a wider look, no major issues. as we zoom in a little bit, you can see no problems. as we look in town, everything moving quite nicely. i'm back in 10 minutes. a live picture along 270. >> melissa, thank you. this week, somed phd's largest school system is expected to ask the state for more funding for overcrowding. they will announce several efforts to deal with the situation. the school superintendent said there will not be enough room at mo

and folks around church falls, 54, 55 around huntington, and rain closing in around eastern virginia, the showers not until 9 or 11 p.m., those waiting for the candy will remain dry until 8:00 p.m. and we'll take a look at advisories posted for the cold a little later, too. >>> life plus 30 years, announced for the prince george's county man convicted of killing a high school honor student. trayvon bennett was charged with killing the man while he was walking to central heights. his mother spoke recently and said she was pleased with the sentence but is still grieving. >> i wanted to say that he did get up and say he prayed for my family. and his family was speaking very highly of him. but i really wish his family was there that day when he decided to pull the trigger and kill my son. >> ross's mother read a victim impact statement at the sentencing. we'll have more coming up at 6:00. >>> demonstrators take to the streets of d.c. to make their voices heard. what they're demanding. >>> plus, a local woman turns her painful battle with breast cancer into something positive. cancer into

and down toward eastern, virginia. lets draw your attention to this big batch of rain over portions of eastern tennessee and kentucky, and southern indiana and ohio as well. this is coming on the trajectory directly for us and it will get here overnight and into early saturday morning. the that is when heavier rain will fall here in the city. with the cloud cover we have been lock in the 50's, pretty much all day long. we have hit 60 at the airport. sixty-two wilmington. fifty-eight in reading. fifty-five in lancaster. fifty-seven in atlantic city. fifty-seven in wildwood as well. in fact warmer in scranton and new york city then here in philadelphia because they have had more sunshine. albany at 59. we are 60 in philadelphia. sixty-five in richmond. between now and midnight just light rain and drizzle, a couple of showers. steady yes, sir and height of the system will be from midnight to noon, half inch to an inch of rain, highest amounts south, rain tapers afternoon time tomorrow but you can see when heavy rain will

it's near 40 in much of eastern west virginia and western maryland. around the bay, mid and upper 50s. bus stop this morning, a chill in the air. hovering near 50 with bright sunshine. a little bit breezy by 8:00 to 9:00. gusting winds 20 miles per hour. mid-50s by then. during the afternoon, gorgeous. just clouds coming through. partly sunny. temperatures will make it up to 70 degrees later this afternoon. under the friday night lights, friday night high school football. for the early game starting, low 60s. and a little bit later between 8:00 and 10:00. so rather chilly under a partly cloudy sky. saturday afternoon, up near 70. great weather for the marine corps. marathon on sunday. low 70s and sunshine. this mild trend may hit upper 70s on tuesday. then a bit cooler after that. but still looking dry for the next seven days. melissa, here now looking at road construction and dry pavement around. >> i like your forecast better than mine. >> oh, good. >> tom has sunshine next week. construction right now, inner loop after 50, two right lanes blocked.

this was tuesday night along the eastern virginia coast. it went up in flames seconds after it took off. it was destroyed after a serious anomaly. another nasa official saying this is "a really tough tough business" and between that and what we're seeing here, it could be a huge setback. rachel has been with me through our coverage. she's one of our correspondents who has been to this area of mojave desert and recently hosted a panel with sir richard branson and ceo of virgin galactic. i'm curious as we talk about the risks, certainly they were aware. >> certainly. i think any aerospace insider is very quick to point out that space travel is difficult. this is a very hard industry to be in. it's a hard industry to innovate in. this is an industry that's trying to emerge so a blow like this, a death like this, is just devastating to this industry. they hoped to send paying passengers into space in the next couple months. originally this was supposed to be in 2007. richard branson said it would be this winter. now on a late night talk show he

virginia and exploded saw seconds into the flight. now they are looking at some old russian engines mounted on that rocknk trace gallagher has more from the west coastç/rbureau. trace. rsp'ufacturerer of thosejf engi denies any blame for the=%Ñ ñ the united states. those engines were originally todayp-> but orbital science chief rival spacex that also subcontracts is building its own engines. in fact, spacexxnve÷ founder el chris sized for using -- quoting here, it uses russian rocket engines that were made in the '60j&ss. i don't mean the design, they start with engines literally made in the '60s and like packed away in siberia somewhere. spacex is now the only american commercial space company able to commercial space company statio and that has a lot mo

and maybe a little bit of sun in eastern west virginia. the clouds will hang tough. kind of a gloomy sky and mostly cloudy today with luck, a sunny break. we're going to top out in the mid- to upper 60s. >>> the second of three debates is in the books for the maryland candidates for governor. it was an hour long debate on news channel 8. here are the candidates sparring about the healthcare exchange. >> maryland like every state and the federal government had technical difficulties and we refocused the leadership, got rid of some people and we were able to roll 411,000 marylanders who today have access to affordable quality healthcare. >> it sounds like my opponent is happy with the success. he rolled up his sleeves and got it done. i have a different opinion. the lieutenant governor says he was a leader in the nation in the rollout of the affordable care act. we wasted $288 million on a website that doesn't work. >> brown did pick up a key endorsement today. the washington post editorial board is supporting the lieutenant governor. the latest poll shows brown holdin

. >> woe know what caused this rocket to below up second after launching in eastern virginia tuesday night. >> there was a problem with the launch. the rocket was supposed to carry 5,000 pounds of supplies, and experiment, to the international space station. >> they provide incredible aerial shots, but there are serious concerns, about drones in philadelphia. after police catch a person flying, when outside packed eagles game. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has more on calls to lay down the law on those flying machines. >> adding new chapter 102300, unmanned aircraft systems. >> philadelphia police asked for the bill after man flew a drone over the linc at the recent eagles giants game. would make it crime to fly over large crowds, or follow people. >> there is concern over privacy, firing paint balls. >> there is a terrorism prevention aspect to this make sure people understand, misuse. >> federal aviation administration regulates drain use, must stay away from airports. >> large event, are off limit. >> plus, you can only fly a drone, for recreational use as ahoy. so say yo

an unmanned supply rocket lifted off in eastern virginia and, watch. >> three, two, one. and we have liftoff of antares mission on its third mission to the iss. main engine at 108%.-pc9

in eastern virginia, thank you, sir. martha: the obama administration look at plans to bring patients from other countries into america for treatment. a state department memo saying the u.s. has obligation to allow some noncitizens in the country to get help. mike emanuel is live in washington. what is there to this story at this point? >> numbe memo was written by a o marked sensitive but unclassified. show leadership asking others with certain noncitizens into the country for treatment. the memo says four essential elements every medical evacuation. capacity, overflight refueling, hospital able and willing to treat the patient and fund reimbursement. $200,000 from medevac and $300,000 per treatment p ha. germany notes there will be cases where the united states will be the logical treatment destination for noncitizens. martha: so what does the administration say? >> chairman of the house judiciary committee sent a letter to homeland security asking if preparations were being made to bring non-us citizens here for treat

an unmanned supply rocket lifted off in eastern virginia and, watch. >> three, two, one. and we have liftoff of antares mission on its third mission to the iss. main engine at 108%.-pc9xd >> terrible. engulfed in flames crashing back on to the launchpad and erupting into another massive fireball, shooting burning debris. engineers so far tight lipd on what might have gone wrong. we're expecting this news conference in less than a half hour. we'll get to that, but first, a state department memo arguing for the united states to bring some ebola patients to america for treatment even if they are not u.s. citizens. it comes less than 24 hours after virginia congressman bob goodlet warned on this program last night that the obama administration was, in fact, considering this idea. the leaked memo1

nasa a contracted rocket the launched last night from the wallops flight facility in eastern virginia. nasa officials are investigating but experts don't know exactly what went wrong. >> what we do there this is we learned what happened. we can diagnosis this problem, figure out what the problem was and fix the problem. >> this rocket failure now leaves space x as the lone commercial supplier to ship cargo to the international space station. >>> 8:36 right now. lava flow from the kilauea volcano is moving dangerously close to homes in the the small community on hawaii's big island this morning. wendy gilette has more on how residents are dealing with this unusual crisis. >> reporter: smoking lava from the kilauea volcano is now moving on to residential land for the first time since the flow began in june residents have have been we arely watching its path for weeks. now the lava is yousing perilly close to the main road and threatens 50 structure in the village. >> once it crosses the the road i know it will be mayhem. we were preparing. >> reporter: scientists say flow was advancing

west virginia panhandle right now and up north, we're in great shape. it's a beautiful day and a warm day. don't know what's going on in manassas but it ain't 81. no that's an error or something. we got 60s here and look how chilly in the mountains. 40s to about 50. but we're enjoying 70 in d.c. and pax river and fredericksburg. 69 on the bay in annapolis. it's a gorgeous afternoon and here it is outside on the michael & son weather camera. fantastic friday here. 70 degrees, and it's comfortable. the winds are south at 8. the dew point 54 and all of the things just really good numbers for us and that's all going to change because it always does. with weather. showers up north. there's actually cold front little tough to see here, but on the map, east of chicago. there's some cooler air behind it. as it brings the cooler air and winds up against the mountain it's going to generate some showers, we'll be pleasant for the rest of the afternoon and even this evening is pretty nice. overnight quiet and we're in the 50s with the winds ramping up out of the so

severe thunderstorm warning now in effect for portions of eastern west virginia. 70s for now. we're at 70 degrees in wilmington, philadelphia, pottstown, atlantic city. a warm start and a breezy one, too. the flags are blowing across the area and those winds will be gusting to near 30 miles an hour this afternoon. this morning any breaks in the clouds will be limited. scattered showers in the western suburbs. 73 degrees at 9:00 and then 77 degrees and still climbing at lunchtime today. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back, but first, jillian mele has your traffic. good morning, jillian. >>

severe thunderstorm warning now in effect for portions of eastern west virginia. 70s for now. we're at 70 degrees in wilmington, philadelphia, pottstown, atlantic city. a warm start and a breezy one, too. the flags are blowing across the area and those winds will be gusting to near 30 miles an hour this afternoon. this morning any breaks in the clouds will be limited. scattered showers in the western suburbs. 73 degrees at 9:00 and then 77 degrees and still climbing at lunchtime today. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back, but first, jillian mele has your traffic. good morning, jillian. >>> good morning to you. let's focus on the western suburb areas. the roadways out there. you can see average speeds looking pretty good, in the mid-50s on route 202, mid-50s on route 1, and even the route 30 bypass, we're seeing average speeds at 54 miles per hour. then we'll take you to a live look. that's a pretty dark look, though, at the route 30 bypass right near 322. you can see not too many drivers out there, no accidents to report on 202, 422, route 30 bypa

shore of virginia thursday evening. this after a private spacecraft explodes over oo launch complex in wallace island. the launch was headed to the international space station. >> it is a tough time to lose a vehicle like this and the payload. it's not as tragic as losing a life associated with it. sewer happy to report there were no injuries and of the safeguards in flight and on the groundworked as it should have. all we lost was hardware. >> it was loaded with 500 pounds of gear for the 6 people on the station. it was named orbital sciences to keep the space station stopped. engineers from the private company were not tracking any issues with the rocket before the launch. >> our team worked hard to prepare it we conducted a lot of testing and analysis to get ready for this mission. something went wrong and we will find out what that is. we will determine the root cause and we will correct that and we will come back and fly here again. >> as bore bit t orbital scienc look at why nasa says they will be okay despite the

it is on virginia's eastern shore. it sits on 6,000 acres. it is nasa's only owned and operated launch range. >> three previous rocket launches from the same company. we will all get more answers in the coming weeks. >> it's time to look at our forecast. i think we will get some changes today. >> let's check in with tom kierein for your forecast. >> the cloud cover hailed in some of the warmth. around the nearby neighborhoods it's in the 60s starting off early on this wednesday morning. these are the average highs this time of year. here we are predawn hovering in the 60s fairfax, prince george's county. and right near the bay it's in the mid-60s. a few spots dipped in the 50s. manassas, 57 showers advancing southwest to northeast, western maryland. getting rain in garrett county, to the north in southwestern pennsylvania. it stretches across west virginia, advancing to the north and east, closer towards winchester, shenandoah later this morning around 8:00, 9:00 this morning. coming up at 4:41, the changes on the way for the day ahead. >> 27

southeastern virginia. so that's why at times some clouds and at times some sun. but a dry halloween. the seasonably cool halloween. upper 50s to low 650s. tonight late afternoon actually see the showers getting into western maryland and west virginia? this is the area that we may have to be concerned with. some rain drops. but even tonight at 10:00, notice not much going on on the metro. all the virginia and west virginia border and west. overnight, there's the snow in blue. down i-81 and i-77 and i-26. but us, for us, by morning, delmarva along and east of the bay, showers and this will be moving to the west as we go through midday. and into the afternoon. with the winds picking up. the winds tomorrow will be gusting over 30 miles an hour. and then by tomorrow night, even into sunday morning, we could have some gusts over 40 in spots and especially by the bay. 59 today if not 61. some mix of clouds and sun. 40s tonight and some showers late. tomorrow a yellow alert day. showers. winds. best chance at d.c.

. >>> nasa rocket explodes creating this fireball that lit up night skies on the eastern shore of virginia last night. >> it was carrying supplies bound for international space station, cbs news correspondent susan mcginnes joins us live from wallups island virginia where investigators will, comb that area for clues later this morning. good morning. >> reporter: they will be here as soon as the the the sun comes up. officials from nasa and orbital sciences which is company that built this 200 million-dollar rocket said they have no hint of any trouble until the actual explosion over the flight complex here last night. investigation is already well underway into what went wrong. >> we have lift off. >> reporter: second after blasting off from the launch pad on wallo ps island, virginia, unmanned 14 story rocket bound for the international space station burst into flames. the flight was over in just 15 seconds. a spectacular fireball and exploding debris rained down on the launch pad. in one was killed or injured in the catastrophic launch but more than 5,000-pound of cargo and supplies head

it is being launched from wallups island virginia on the virginia eastern shore in the del marva peninsula. southern delaware you can see this as early as one minute after launch time. get to central delaware, southern new jersey it will take 902nd until you see i. here around philadelphia, around two minutes after the launch, and almost two and a half minutes up toward northern lehigh valley and poconos. so again as of now 6:22 is launch. we should see at 6:24. look at the the temperature right now on the cbs-3 mobil weather lab. still almost 70 degrees at this hour. get outside and check this rocket launch. if you can't, in problem we have it streaming on our web site cbs philly.com just click on links and numbers. that is latees from the belmont plateau we will talk about big changes in the temperatures as we send it back to you in the studio with kate. >> we will get this weather test in right in time so we can take a look at that launch. thinks view of our cbs-3 eyewitness weather watcher network. we will show you how you can belong to the network but you can see our observations over

. >>> nasa rocket explodes creating this fireball that lit up night skies on the eastern shore of virginia last night. >> it was carrying supplies bound for international space station, cbs news correspondent susan mcginnes joins us live from wallups island virginia where investigators will, comb that area for clues later this morning. good morning. >> reporter: they will be here as soon as the the the sun comes up. officials from nasa and orbital sciences

western maryland, areas of eastern west virginia. temperature there, 56 in hagerstown, maryland. 55 in martinsburg. down south where they haven't had the rain, fredericksburg, 70 degrees now. huge range throughout a small area. and it is wet right now. rain moving in. up i-95, mt. vernon, alexandria. that rain advancing north and east. so soon on the eastern side of the beltway headed toward areas like walker mill, and advancing east. yes, this whole area. so it's showers with some -- maybe embedded areas of more moderate rains this evening. there is that rotation around our storm system that sits up to the north and west and areas of pennsylvania. future weather, here we go. for this evening, again, wet periods coming through this evening. leesburg, wet at 9:00. fredericksburg too, more rain coming your way. by midnight, wet in the morning rush. we could see some areas with more moderate rains moving through. especially across areas of southern maryland. hagerstown, areas around winchester, too. and in the morning, we could see wind

for the remainder of the evening, going into west virginia, eastern tennessee, parts of northern alabama, we'll be on the lookout for the strong winds, but certainly the large hail, it has a history of producing it. our next headline comes from the pacific ocean. we've gotthe rest of simon. it will make landfall in baja by tomorrow night and then it's the moisture that really pumps up, between fee fphoenix and tucson. >> all right, ginger. and the stunning images from the monster storm overseas. the deadly typhoon as seen from space, slamming into japan today. winds up to 80 miles per hour and crashing waving pummeling the shores. just incredible. at least one american airman died and two are missing after being swept out to sea in okinawa. another typhoon is expected to hit early next week and we will track it for you. >>> back here at home tonight and the mysterious and fast-moving virus taking a deadly turn now as it spreads among children across this country. the map showing 46 states now affected by that virus, anden in new jersey tonight, the first confirmed death of a child linked

coming through areas of eastern west virginia now. so right along areas of 68 headed toward hancock. war denseville. all headed towards martinsburg and winchester too getting showers. and it's just that. light showers out there right now. nothing too heavy. same thing here. harrisonburg, you'll get rain the next couple minutes, 15 to 20. front royal, too, in the next 20 to 30 minutes. nothing too heavy. this is a slow-moving area of rain. for us here around d.c. for fairfax, areas like even prince william county, charles county, i don't think we'll see showers until late. a few passing light showers is what we'll have around 10:00, 11:00 p.m. until midnight. 69 degrees to 59, so chilly late. but i think temperatures stay up around 5 to 7 degrees higher than what we just witnessed overnight early this morning. boy, did it start out cold. let's talk about the weather is it. where is it now. you can show showers coming through west virginia. there is your front, a weak one. areas of ohio getting some rain. for us, again, showers late. bu

maryland and richmond, virginia but what we are focusing on is this area of rain right here lifting towards us and it will get here overnight and into early saturday morning. lets time out the rain between now and midnight it is cool, light rain and drizzle here and there, should not preclude your evening plans. heading out to the fair or din are grab the umbrella but you will not need hard core rain gear here through midnight. after midnight all bets are off, rain intensifies, heavier rain looks to be early tomorrow morning, steady rain between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. half inch to a inch and a half, rain then tapers afternoon time tomorrow. so you can see heavier of the rain seven or 8:00 and then moves off the coast and we will try to clear things out as we head into saturday night and sunday, sunday is your better day to get on it side. how much rain? heavier rain from the city southward. these are spots that will get an inch of rain heading up to the north and west you'll still get in but not quite as much half inch to three-quarters of an inch for cities like reading and allent

eastern shore. headed to the international space station with supplies for the crew there. it will arrive some time next week. >>> we have more information on the decision to release a nurse being held in quarantine after her return from west africa. plus, new evacuation warnings for people on the big island of hawaii who are in the direct path of fiery flowing lava. stay with us. >> good morning, once again, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. outside on the weather deck on an absolutely picture perfect fall day here in washington. how long can they kind of weather last? i'll give you a hint, not very long. i'll have your seven-day forecast. forecast. along with he's been called a super lobbyist, the ultimate washington insider. ed gillespie paid millions to lobby for the oil companies for a student loan company that overcharged taxpayers. his firm even lobbied for five foreign governments including a dictator now awaiting trial for war crimes. and then there's enron. gillespie lobbied for t

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attorney for virginia's eastern district says 13 members have now been indicted. some of them as young as 18 years old. they're all accused of three murders and one attempted murder in northern virginia over the past year, and 11 of the members face the death penalty or life in prison if they're convicted. >>> today marks five years since a virginia woman disappeared in charlottese and her parents say this year is much different. morgan harrin vanished in 2009. police found her skeletal remains three months later. morgan's parents say this year brings new hope their daughters case will be solved. investigators he said there is evidence that links morgan's case to the man accused of kidnapping hannah graham. >>> ambushed and then attacked. see the disturbing crime caught on video when the two people now wanted by poli >>> i'm julie carey in sterling, virginia, where a woman originally charged with prostitution is now being investigat for involving children in her activity. coming up, i'll tell you about an unusual plea from the sheriff's depart about the people the

virginia. here it is, take a look. >> it's going to be loud. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> gee! >> people came from all over the east coast to watch it this is not what they wanted to see. the rocket was carrying supplies to the international space station, like $200 million worth. but ha matters is no one was on the rocket. so no one was injured. this morning, investigators are sifting through the wreckage, that's how they'll figure out why this happened. joining us to discuss cnn space analyst miles o'brien and former astronaut and international space station commander leroy chow. so thank you very much for being here. miles, let's start with the obvious -- why did this happen? >> well, we don't know yet. but if you look at what happens about 15 seconds after lift-off, as i think the term that frank culbe culbertson put it with orbital sciences, he says it seems to disassemble. in other words something fell off the rocket. some sort of hard failure of a turbo pump or something along those

. >>> two days after the massive rocket explosion on virginia's eastern shore, investigate trs are now focusing on gyps a possible cause. tom costello has the latest from the flight facility on wallops island. >> reporter: the focus of the investigation very much on the engines because as we have waep been saying, the engines were built by the soviet union more than 40 years ago, put away and bought, reif you bfur bished an used. so did that contribute to the explosion? search teams have only started the process of recovering the debris. among the areas investigators will look at, the rocket's engines, two of them built by the soviets during the cold war in the 1970s, then refurbished and certified for use. the founder of spacex said it was like a jo joke, they were literally in the 60s and packed away in siberia. the station commander thousa ee works for orbital science. >> they were old engines. any indication that prlayed a role? >> we don't know yet. >> reporter: explosion is the first since nasa handed over cargo missions to commercial operators. >> i don't look at it as a setback

we will have live coverage of .he west virginia senate debate that is 7:00 p.m. eastern on eastern. c-span 2 it is the virginia senate debate between mark warner and ed gillespie. p.m. s live at 7:00 eastern on espn2 c-span 2. >> here are a few comments we received from viewers. to be an 't have einstein to know the only way to eep ebola from coming into the united states is to have the president demand no one from to come into wed this country for at least the next 10 years or more until this ebola is completely eradicated. how people rehend are so unanimous shallow atlanta nonchalant about ebola getting into the united states. i hope all the people who. will call in and state their outrage as to how this being handled and demand the president to take the suggesting. >> what do people expect about the ebola outbreak. never reach would the united states, ever. has look, look what happened. and they put 3,000 other people over there. me?you kidding do you think we are falling for the doctors are giving us that they are smiling, we have it under control. will never spread. blah, blah,

and west virginia. it's going to take a while before it gets here. probably 3:00 to 6:00 is what i'm thinking on the time frame and the d.c. metro for those showers. let's go back inside to andrea and michael. >>> time now to see what our part nears at cbs this morning are covering. >> lovely gayle king joins us live from new york with a preview. hey, gayle. >> hello you two loverlies. good to -- two lovelies. good to see you. slow moving lava with a temperature of 200 degrees is heading towards homes. only on cbs this morning and i love it whenever we can say that so i'll say it again, only on cbs this morning, we find out how police departments are preparing for a new terror corner, drones that may be carrying explosives. and our interview with taylor swift. i love, love, love her. her new pop album. what makes the good boyfriend anyway. that is the 64,000 question. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 straight up. back to you, mike, andrea. >> we'll be watching. 1989 i heard part of

eastern time from virginia but it exploded seconds later. orbital sciences, the maker of that product, their shares dropped sharply. last check, down 15%. this launch was part of a $1.9 billion contract that orbital has with nasa to supply cargo to the international space station. >>> plus, happening now, another rocket launch. this time it's happened in cape canaveral, florida. they're launching a fwhun with a gps sight. an at lack 5 rocket. jane wells is here as well. 50 seconds to go. >> this is a boeing gps satellite that's going to be launching just hours after this explosion. we don't know what caused it up in georgia, proof that it does go on. this at lack 5 rocket is different than the antares rocket that orbital sciences used. it is its own rocket. >> and it's unmanned as was the other one. >> yes. this is not related to the space station but the interesting thing about this atlas 5 rocket you see here is this will be the rocket boeing would use if it wins the eventual contract to shuttle astronauts on a manned mission. here we go.

again, it's just 6,000 acres on virginia's eastern shore. it's nasa's only owned and operated launch range. again, we can't emphasize enough, this is an unmanned rocket bringing up supplies and food to the international space station. again, one of scores -- literally thousands of launches since it was established, this area back in 1945. and it's known as the antaris rocket. it is no more, as we saw of about 11 minutes ago now, discriminate and doreen. >> jim, we remember last night at this time we were talking about this rocket launch just about to happen. it was postponed. and then cancelled, because there was a boat out there in the -- sort of in the flight path of this rocket. this is a pretty clear demonstration of why they need that flight path for the rocket cleared down on the ground. because of the possibility that something like this could happen. >> that's an excellent point, doreen. you're exactly right. and this as you mentioned before, the first nighttime launch we have seen from wallops island. so it looked spectacular from t