the season s final week. arsenal are back on top after they beat manchester united 1 0 at old trafford. a game that ended in torrential rain began with a first half leandro trossard goal that proved to be the winner. and it was enough for arsenal to go a point clear of manchester city although they have played a game more. with city s match in hand against arsenal s north london rivals spurs on tuesday the players have a huge price, most of them they haven t been in this position. they don t know what it is and what is the stake and how you feel emotionally to go and having to win and win and win since december orjanuary, you know, and come to this place. they go to the spurs and play again, it s a phenomenal thing that they are doing right now, and we just have one of the most beautiful days ahead of us in front of our people, our families at the emirates and we hope we can do it. how will you watch tuesday, i m sure you will. i will watch it and tomorrow s game as well we a
p by the way, there are some trees near that tree that fell down and the county plans to chop them down, as well. live in union city, da lin, kpix 5. downed trees were a problem in other parts of the bay area today. san mateo, crews worked to remove a large tree that had fallen on to a home on west poplar avenue. nobody hurt here. firefighters say the roots became so wet they just couldn t handle the weight of the tree anymore. also in san mateo, a tree came crashing down on to a moving car. it happened on highway 92 near the alameda de las pole gas off- ramp. the drive was okay. all lanes were blocked while crews cleaned up the tree which didn t take long. only about half-hour. the storm is still making an impact. let s check in now with chief meteorologist paul deanno. thankfully, the storm is winding down after record rainfall yesterday and winds topping out at 80 miles per hour at the higher elevations. we now can say all that is left are a few scattered showers and
trailer. and we lost a lot of stuff. reporter: eugenia and her family had to pay for hotels last night to stay dry. she wasn t happy about that. but more importantly, she says the neighborhood is appalled that management at the partnering is missing in action and hasn t done anything to fix the problem or lend a helping hand to tenants. we pay rent every month. you know, the owner they want the money every month. they should do something about it to fix this place to be livable. reporter: so they took matters into their own hands. eugenia s husband brought in three pumps from his workplace. and neighbors worked together to get the water out. everybody is traveling with it. so, you know, everybody here let s do it, you know, let s get rid of this water. reporter: as the flood levels dropped, neighbors broke bread together and waited. when it s all dry and you can get to your place what s the first thing you do? probably going change some warm clothes because we d
must week. we are hearing from the first time from the housekeeper s husband. john gonzalez is live for the interview that you will only see on abc seven. john: the children here and in el salvador are in a state of shock this afternoon. the husband granting abc 7 news the only exclusive interview saying that he wants people to know how much she loved the family and how badly he wants the killer caught. a lovely woman. john: they became friends and much more. i fell in love with her. john: 10 years after marrying his best friend, he took his wife to the bus stop the way that he did each day, she was on her way to her housekeeping job in d.c.. his last words to her i love you, got bless you. he never heard from her again. i did not hear from her. i called her. every time i called the home and went to voicemail. john: he immediately felt that something was wrong. i saw it from the street. i was knocking knocking, ringing the bell. my feeling was that somebody was in s
and an irregular air force takes to the sky to help houston recover from the disaster. this is the cbs evening news. quijano: good evening. i m elaine quijano. this is our western edition. as america celebrates the labor day holiday, there is talk of war. at the united nations today, ambassador nikki haley said the united states does not want war, but north korea s president is begging for it. after kim jong-un s most powerful nuclear test yet, haley warned there are limits to america s patience. she pressed the security council for more sanctions against the rogue nation and south korea put on a show of military muscle. where is all this headed? we have reports from the pentagon, the white house, and seoul. first national security correspondent david martin. reporter: look at the warhead north korea showed off over the weekend, calling it a thermonuclear weapon with great destructive power. then look at the size and shape of a u.s. thermonuclear warhead, and you will u