Where synthetic drugs and the frightening behavior of those who use them growing concerns. And a crowd remembers a disabled man stabbed to death on a playground bench. Millions looking out their window wondering if the water will take their homes. Thats where we begin, folks. The weekend storm system bringing major problems throughout the northwest and southeast tonight. Forcing thousands to leave their homes wiped out their homes and claimed a lot of lives. Dan has our story tonight. Reporter in missouri, floodwaters and fear are both on the rise. Residents in the town of union hoped sandbags would save their community when waters spilled over a levee in west alton, people were told to evacuate. Rising waters left one man stranded and had to be rescued from the roof of his home. The waterame pretty quick and before i knew it i had to call the Fire Department to bail me out. Reporter st. Louis is now under a state of emergency. Governor jay nixon called in the national guard. He warned
Today, we tied the record in baltimore. 68 degrees at national, a few degrees shy. Warm spot, charlottesville with 28. A lot of areas into the 70s. Normally, we should be in the mid to upper 40s. Tonight, im outside. Here it is, december, no gloves no, hats, no heavy coats. Temperatures in the 50s. A few spots in the upper 40s. Haggerstown, a little cloudy up there. Andrews at 59. We are not going to fall off a lot more than we are right now. Probably in the mid40s to low 50s but mostly cloudy skies, maybe a patch of fog. A little tough to see the meteor showers tonight. In the morning, we start with some patchy fog, low 50s. 65 by noon. On our way into the upper 60s and low 70s. Forecasting high tomorrow of 71 degrees which would tie the record since 1889. Baltimores record high will fall. Dulles of 71 in 1984, that will likely change. In about a week from now, maybe six day, you wont need those coats and the gloves and the hats and the scarves as well. The sevenday forecast coming up
The victims mass occurred in bombs, shootings andde suici attacks, most inside a concert hall. Washington on alert. While president obama prom e promises support for americas oldest ally. We want to be very clear we stand together with them in the fight against terrorism and extremism. Afterhours of cha, the ofstr paris are nownely silent. Good evening. Im doreen. Im jim. It is 5 00 a. M. In the french capital. Aswe lo at paris,e believe frenchpolice belie all attackers inheings and hootings are believed to be dead, the terror finally over. The death toll stands at, at least 120, and it is changing. French president Francois Hollande visits the 30 of the attacks. Investigators have not ruled out isis but theyre focused more on al qaeda, the highly koort attacks took place at four primary locations around paris. St dark e de france, soccer stadium. A concert hall and shopping mall. We have response including more from washington. The latest on the response in paris. Steve handlelsman. S
Whats next for him. Good tuesday morning, everyone. Well get started with the relentless response from france launching nearly 130 additional raids overnight as more than 100,000 Police Patrol the streets. It was another busy night for french fighter jets dropping 16 bombs on isis targets in syria simultaneously destroying a center. On capitol hill, members of the house will receive a classified briefing today on the paris attacks. Following a moment of silence last night to honor the 129 people who lost their lives. As france struggles to return to normal the alleged mastermind of the attack has been identified and the International Manhunt is still under way for the alleged eighth attacker. Our coverage begins now with abcs Marci Gonzalez joining us from paris. Marci, good morning. Reporter hi, guys. Good morning, in those raids here overnight police were again trying to track down anyone with ties to terrorism, especially the two most wanted suspects. This morning, the mastermind be
Lawyer. Bold robberies in the district tonight, what mayor bowser is trying to do to cut down on crime. He was an officer of the court but tonight hes the one free on bond accused of solic soliciting a minor for sex. Police tell us 30yearold daniel reed now a former Maryland Court commissioner thought he was talking to a minor online and it was actually an undercover detective. Jackie is where read was arrested. Reporter i spoke with reads attorney tonight and he maintain his clients innocence and said there were no ill intentions in his communications. 30yearold daniel read is the second maryland commissioner charged with a crime in recent weeks. No one answered the door at reads germantown home tonight. Police say read had been talking online with a Montgomery County Police Detective posing as 15yearold boy and read indicated he wanted to have sex with him. Court documents said read arranged to meet him at an mcdonalds on december 3rd but when read showed up he was met by detectives.