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and we begin with the war on isis. president obama closing in on a decision to launch air strikes inside syria as congress green-lights his plan to train and arm syrian rebels fighting them on the ground but even the president s top military advisers question whether we can get the job done without american military troops. abc correspondent jon karl starts us off. reporter: with an assist from french pilots who are now flying their own missions over iraq, the u.s.-led air war on isis expanded. more targets, more bombs and strikes in syria only a matter of time. the president heads to the u.n. this week to make the case yet again for a global campaign to destroy isis. he s already made the pitch 5 times over the past 11 days. each time also making it clear what he won t do. the american forces that have been deployed do not and will not have a combat mission in iraq or in syria. reporter: the president s top generals seem to disagree. if there are threats to the ....
spreading all across the area. don t be surprised either if you hear a rumble of thunder tonig tonight. feel strong gusty winds. good evening, i m dawn timmeney. lucy is off tonight. i m iain page. the weather authority chief meteorologist scott williams is tracking all this for us. what s on your radar tonight, scott. right now, of course, dawn and iain, we re track to go night s system. that rain has begun to move toward the philadelphia area south jersey as well as delawa delaware. but most of the action still off to the west even reports of severe weather and funnel clouds through sections of charleston, west virginia, moving into northern sections of kentucky. now anticipating tornadic activity but we could see some gusty thunderstorms out of this system. so the bottom line right now the thunderstorm activity moving in from the west and as we move into the overnight scattered showers and storms. some gusty winds. we could see winds gusting over 30 miles per hou ....
gusty thunderstorms out of this system. so the bottom line right now the thunderstorm activity moving in from the west and as we move into the overnight scattered showers and storms. some gusty winds. we could see winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. how much rainfall? about half an inch of or more on average and then as we move toward tomorrow morning, there could be a leftover shower clearing but lows around 60. so right now, philadelphia down to salem, smyrna, dover looking a some of the moderate to heavy rainfall but more will be moving in we ll have much more on the timing as well as details on that total lunar eclipse coming up. dawn and iain. you can track these storms. head to our website myfoxphilly.com and click on weather to so a life interactive radar. skyfox over pathmark on cottman of a just before 6:00 in northeast philadelphia. police are right now trying to determine exactly what led to that stabbing. fox 29 s dave kinchen is live in the northeas ....
$30,000. a number al owens is familiar with. that area here raised up. a crack was caused in his water line. 2500 gallons worth of water. broke all valves across the tank. two men two, choices, repair or leave it alobe the city of napa s public works department is doing it s best to keep up. the city is warning drivers of potential road hazards. data collected suggests there are more after slips to come. two napa schools are planning to reopen tomorrow. st. john the baptist catholic school was yellow tagged because of damage. stone bridge charter school planning to reopen tomorrow the building had cracks and fissures after the quake. for wineries, clean up has been a race against the harvest clock. they have. about 20% of the wineries sustained earthquake damage. for some, that was significant and devastating. the winery won t be able to begin tomorrow unless receiving a lot of outside help. what a difference a week makes. today, inside of the family w ....
up, everywhere. good evening, and thanks for joining us. this is called after slip, when cracks develop and causing big concerns for residents who thought they had a handle on the damage. nick? they re popping up and we re talking about cracks like this. it s moved two inches. jim is measuring gaps caused by shifts in the ground. it s a process commonly referred to as after slips. it s slowing down a lot now but will keep moving. it will be more inches that slipped. this is a nice flat, even one. very concerned. scientists say cracks like the one found in the yard are slow to appear. it s probably opened up about 3, or 4 inches. and showing no signs of slowing down. this extends and comes close to his water tank. the cost is, you know, 25, $30,000. a number al owens is familiar with. that area here raised up. a crack was caused in his water line. 2500 gallons worth of water. broke all valves across the tank. two men two, choices, repair o ....