Okay but nobody knows. mos ive been through all the storms here growing up so this is just another one. Right now power lines are down across the state. Hundreds of thousands are without power. Lets get over to our weather expert right now. Greg . High pressure centered within colorado has extended its reach moderately stable midlevel air. This is keeping mainly sunny skies common along with mild winds between 5 and 15 mph and temperatures within the low and mid 80s. As we move though the weekend, high temperatures gradually climb back into the lower 90s and upper 80s; with sunday and monday ranging between 87 and 92 degrees. Clouds look to build moving into monday afternoon as a las vegas. Rain chances have dwindled down significantly for the valley during this time and now just clouds build are more likely. We will hold to partly cloudy skies moving into tuesday but as the front passes, cooler air will take its place and temperatures will begin to drop slowly. By wednesday and thursd
On whats happening there right now, lauren . Reporter good morning, the eye of Hurricane Matthew is still 50 miles or around there off the coast of florida, but the impact of this category 3 hurricane with 120mile an hour winds is really being felt here with pelting rain, major gusts and power outages. Hurricane matthew barreling toward florida, the brutal conditions intensifying as the eye of the storm pummel coastal cities. Overnights violent winds along the beaches, gusts in some places clocking in above 70 Miles Per Hour. The storm bringing the look and sound of fireworks in the form of downed power lines, thousands facing outages. Officials fearing up to 3 million may end up in the dark. The National Weather service say matthew will be devastating. Floridas governor making this dire warning. Unfortunately this is going to kill people. Reporter already it has, matthew taking the lives of 100 people as it swept through haiti. The death toll skyrocketing as the floodwaters recede. Ma
Olympians were suspended, theyre honored today at the white house. How many people get to do that, sit there and wait for the president to come to you . To say, thank you. This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Reporting tonight from washington. Pelley each day, more than a million and a half people commute into manhattan in a complex choreography that moves before but this morning, a new Jersey Transit train that should have been crawling into its final stop instead bolted through a barrier and rammed into the waiting area of hoboken terminal, collapsing part of the centuryold building. Only one person was killed, but 108 others, including the engineer, were injured. Jim axelrod is in hoboken, just across the hudson from of rush hour this morning in a station 15,000 commuters pass through each day when, at 8 45, chaos engulfed the new Jersey Transit terminal in hoboken. This is what train number 1614, stuffed with commuters, looked like as it approached. Eyewitnesses say it w
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Theyre honored today at the white house. How many people get to do geo that, sit there and wait for the president to come to you . To say, thank you. This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley, reporting tonight from washington. Pelley this is our western edition. Each day, more than a million and a half people commute into manhattan, in a complex choreography that moves re but this morning, a new Jersey Transit train that should have been crawling into its final stop, instead bolted through a barrier and rammed into the waiting area of hoboken terminal, collapsing part of the centuryold building. Only one person was killed, but 108 others, including the engineer, were injured. Jim axelrod is in hoboken, just across the hudson from reporter it was the height of rush hour this morning in a station 15,000 commuters pass through each day when, at 8 45, chaos engulfed the new Jersey Transit terminal in hoboken. This is what train number 1614, stuffed with commuters, looked like as it a