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she was able to crawl backwards about a distance of 100 yards to the area where she was spotted. reporter: the woman was taken to eden medical center by helicopter where she died at about four clock in the morning but not before she gave investigators what is known as eight dying declaration. critical information that lead to hercules. two suspects, were quickly arrested in modesto hours later. any time in person is dying and they give you information, it is considered to be credible and reliable information so those where her last words and we use that information to make the rest. reporter: the victim may have known the suspects. investigators are not tesla road was shut down for most of the day as sheriffs investigators scoured the crime scene taking measurements and reconstructing what happened. we will do the best we can hear. we get one shot to get this right and get all the evidence we need. reporter: investigate is both the dues to the woman s family ....
we begin with the devastating flooding in colorado. the rain is still falling in the flood-ravaged rocky mountain foothills. we re getting a unique perspective on the disaster. they re using a boulder company s drone to survey the damage. the cameras capturing amazing video, showing rivers so high, they re almost touching the bottom of bridges. it s giving rescuers a sense of the destruction they re dealing with. here are the latest numbers. at least five people confirmed dead. more than 1200 unaccounted for. nearly 12,000 evacuated. 19,000 homes damaged or destroyed. reporter: the flooding is spreading across parts of 15 counties. stretching almost 200 miles from north to south. some 15 inches of rain over the course of a week has saturated the ground so much it forced a mudslide in boulder that split this office building right in half. leaving about ten feet of mud behind. i woke up this morning and looked out our backyard to make sure how it was raining. th ....
new york! and meet the new miss america. the woman who wowed the judges with her show stopping bollywood dance. takes the tiara in atlantic city overnight. she s here live, only on gma. and good morning, america. so much going on as we start this week. right there, look at this. more extraordinary footage from the drone flying directly above the disaster zone in colorado. the rivers covering so many roads. houses, cars, entire neighborhoods. at least six dead. officials say that count could rise. the numbers are staggering. more than 17,000 homes damaged. and the desperate search set to resume today for the 1,253 we told you are still unaccounted for. dozens of helicopters grounded by the rain. even stranding some national guardsman on active rescues. let s get to the flood zone now. sam champion leads our team coverage from boulder. good morning, sam. good morning, you guys. we wanted to get as close as we could to the raging boulder creek here. let me just ....
ktvu s debra villalon live in san francisco, where the rain is chaptered to show up first. reporter: time to dust this off for the first time in two months. this contractor hit the hardware store tonight for down spots to finish a roof tomorrow. the dry autumn, he says has been good for builders. nonstop. everybody i know is nonstop doing stuff. there was that little rain before that scared everybody. reporter: as bay area skies turned ominous, water districts are eased for the reservoir. last year was a rainfall year, and we still filled it capacity. reporter: captured mostly in reservoirs. levels right now look good, but they re on borrowed time. our rainfall year started july 1. we had just over 1 inch. an average for this same date is 7 inches. we re not seeing drought right now. just three things. slow down, slow down, slow down. that reminder from the chp as driving conditions will be getting sloppy. the last drenching in september lasted only a da ....
officials tonight are scrambling to find the motive. typical monday morning rush hour in washington. turned into chaos. tm officials said aaron alexis, 34-year-old former navy reservist, made his way that building 197 at the navy yard. multiple shots fired. multiple people down. reporter: dc police said it was 8:20 am when the first call came in of multiple victims per there are of 5 story building and started shooting down from the walkway in a food court below. 5 people shot attempting to bring outside. reporter: navy yard was on lock down for more than 6 hour hours. survivors were told to hide in place. we put chairs and then tables up against the door. tonight the focus the tourns motive. fbi pleded for the public help with information about alexis. no piece of information is too smawchlt we are learning everything we can about his recent movement. contact and associates. military records show he was in the navy from may 2,000 7 to january 2011. he ser ....