And storms up north. Ill take you to those in just a bit. But as youre planning your day, 74 degrees, mostly clear to start now. Mostly sunny and warm this afternoon, up to 91. A dryer day on tap. Ill break down that hourby hour planner. Again, ill show you where it is still storming now in just minutes. Lets get you started here on abc 15 mornings from the live desk. This is a live look right now, breaking news, we know Glendale Police are on scene of a stabbing. This is near camelback and 63rd avenue. We male has lifethreatening injuries. Now, police say they think they know who the suspect might be. He is on the run. We hear this might be domestic violence. Our crews are there right now. We have a reporter, Allison Rodriguez headed to that scene as we speak as well. We will check back with with this once we get more information. Also breaking overnight, Police Investigating a deadly crash near 10th and jefferson. Take a look at the video from that scene. Police tell us that a guy wa
and we have more from vallejo. one fire engined pulled up with businesses on both sides of the church they needed more resources and there is no one left in vallejo to call. there is initially knowing we re by ourselves i thought we probably would lose the building. other crews were at this fire. it broke out about 15 minutes before the church fire. there is a second call and firefighters said it was tough to watch a crew leave. we needed resources to stay. and for other fires. so that is the fris price of doing business. it has been tough since the city filed for bankruptcy in 2008 meaning closing half of the fire stations. firefighters felt a shortage overnight. but they say koit have been worse. grants have helped them start build ree building the fire department. past year and a half we ve hired 15 people arks louing to us open station 1525 and to put personnel on the truck. without those they say there would have been no one to tend to the church dpir but t
street. the employees, they were hysterical, they were running outside, crying. they were running the state office, which runs the foster care for the city. it s here, where parents are allowed to visit the children they had taken away from them. the baby s mom was visiting with the baby and a social worker here at the location. at some point, the mother became irate, pulled out a long kitchen knife, and began stabbing the baby. when police arrived, they arrest the baby s mother. i can t believe the baby got stabbed. reporter: soon, the baby and the mom, are taken away in separate ambulances. we do have the mother in custody. she s being questioned. we have to check on her mental stability as well. reporter: the fire department says the quick actions of the two paramedics who responded to the scene, to control the baby s bleeding, may have saved that baby s life. she is here at hopkins, in critical condition. mike schuh, reporting live, mary, back to you. al
captions paid for by nbc-universal television and good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a friday morning. a special edition of our show, a split edition, from new orleans and new york. i m matt lauer in the lower ninth ward here in new orleans. al roker, by the way, has also made his way to the crescent city. we ll join him over in the french quarter in just a little while. and i m ann curry in new york, matt. as we mark the fifth anniversary of hurricane katrina, there is trouble looming in the atlantic as you just mentioned, matt. hurricane danielle became a major category 4 storm overnight. while it s not expected to make landfall in the u.s., there are two other systems including earl to keep an eye on. al will be joining us with the latest on that straight ahead. matt, back to you. a lot of people nervously watching that, ann. thank you very much. i am here in the lower ninth ward in new orleans. you heard so much about this neighborhood, this area, in th
devastating new orleans. with pride and determination, this city is fighting back, but there s still a long way to go. today, friday, august 27, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a friday morning. a special edition of our show, a split edition, from new orleans and new york. i m matt lauer in the lower ninth ward here in new orleans. al roker, by the way, has also made his way to the crescent city. we ll join him over in the french quarter in just a little while. and i m ann curry in new york, matt. as we mark the fifth anniversary of hurricane katrina, there is trouble looming in the atlantic as you just mentioned, matt. hurricane danielle became a major category 4 storm overnight. while it s not expected to make landfall in the u.s., there are two other systems including earl to keep an eye on. al will be joining us with the latest on that straight ahead. matt, back to you. a lot of people nervously