Will be a lot of rain, that will break loose and well deal with rain before we get through the neck seven days. Ill let you know the best shot when that gets here. Christine, back to you. Christine al, thank you. Charlottemecklenburg police are looking for the person who violently attacked a preeing pregnant woman. The woman was at the bus stop when a man attacked her, tried to steal her purse. She talked with our alex giles about how she and the baby are doing and the mixed emotions she feels after the attack. This is where he was kicking me in the face. Reporter olivia oning could did you has the wounds from saturday nights battle. Waiting for the bus, she was surprised to see a strange man inching toward mur. Came up and said im waiting on the bus just like you, but smacked me on the butt to grab my purse. She wouldnt give it up. Head. A tussle while nine months pregnant. He kicked me in the face telling me to shut up. She kept yelling. The man took off, she went to a neighbors hous
Good morning. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Well, more rain is forecast for Southern California today threatening more flooding and mudslides. The powerful pacific storm blew ashore monday night. It covered the United States drenched rainfall in the Los Angeles Area with recordbreaking landfall yesterday. More than an inch of rain fell in l. A. , breaking a record set in 1961. The National Weather service said by the time all is said and done today up to 6 inches is possible. Areas where recent wildfires burned away vegetation are most at risk. There have been some flooding and mudslide. Residents were forced to evacuate their homes. It looks like its going to rain again tomorrow, so instead of going through the drama, were staying down the road. Reporter diane rushed in to grab a few things after the Evacuation Order was lifted for 24 homes. They stayed away. Many homes were surrounded by sandbags and krail. They said theyre going to stay no matter what. Were going to ride
26. Court documents, however, say that someone severely beat the boy last week and the mom moved his body in attempt to hide it. She appeared in court this morning on child endangerment charges, once again police in columbus, ohio say that they believe they found the body of the 14monthold cameron breckford of frederick, maryland. Well have much more throughout the day on our wusa9 mobile app and here at 5 00 p. M. Thanks so much for joining us, im mike hydeck. We are less than 12 hours away from welcoming a new years 2015 just hours away now. Many of you are planning to celebrate with chances that show it is a good idea if you grab some layers. Of these layers that you possibly can. Lets head in to times square. Standing in between everybody. The sunshine, it will be allowing for clear skies tonight and that is just going to help drop our temperatures in to the 20s. So this morning was cold. We will drop another couple of degrees tomorrow morning as well. 36 degrees out right now. Tha
Good morning. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Well, more rain is forecast for Southern California today threatening more floods. It drenched the Los Angeles Area with recordbreaking landfall yesterday. More than aninch of rain fell in l. A. Breaking a record set in 1961. The National Weather service said by the time all is said and done today up to 6 inches is possible. Area where recent wildfires that burned away vegetation is most at risk. There have been some flooding and mudslide. It looks like its going to rain again tomorrow so instead of going through the drama, were down the road. Reporter she rushed in to grab a few things after the Evacuation Order was lifted for 24 homes. They stayed away. Many homes were surrounded by sand bailles. They said theyre going to stay no matter what. Were going to ride that situation out. That could be for a year or two or literal. Reporter but the heavy rain and mud flows earlier were enough to keep her and her dogs at a hotel. I always
Bnsf. Support also comes from Carnegie Corporation of new york, a foundation created to do what Andrew Carnegie called real and permanent good. Celebrating 100 years of philanthropy at carnegie. Org. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. And friends of the newshour. And. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff a gunman at a school, mass casualties, and emergency crews the scene was eerily familiar and, once again, horrifying. This time, tragedy struck at a grade school in a small connecticut town. 20 of the 27 dead are children. We begin our coverage with president obamas emotional address to the nation this afternoon. Weve endured too many of these tragedies in the past few years. And each time i learn the news, i react not as a president but as anybody else would, as a parent. And that was especially true today. I know theres not a paren