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CNNI Simulcast : CNNW : September 8, 2014 9:00pm-10:01pm PDT
Sep 9, 2014 09/14
took place across the phoenix and las vegas metro area. just north of las vegas parts of the highway shut down. that connects san diego and salt lake city. if you take a look at the perspective, this was out of phoenix where we know upwards of 3.5 or so inches of rainfall coming down in seven hours. records for the city of phoenix date back to 1895, well over 100 years. never before have they seen this much rainfall, and they saw it all within seven hours, between 2:00 in the morning and 9:00 in the morning. so rush hour commute absolutely treacherous. and a perspective down in tucson as well with the severe flooding. we foe two people have lost their lives. very, very fortunate for the person inside that vehicle. actually rescued. but another situation identical to that where a car was pinned up against a brim, a person losing their life, and another situation where a 69-year-old man actually climbed out of the vehicle, getting into the waters and later found dead due to the flooding and currents in the water. but here's what's happening. 5.5 million people at this hour unde
took place across the phoenix and las vegas metro area. just north of las vegas parts of the highway shut down. that connects san diego and salt lake city. if you take a look at the perspective, this was out of phoenix where we know upwards of 3.5 or so inches of rainfall coming down in seven hours. records for the city of phoenix date back to 1895, well over 100 years. never before have they seen this much rainfall, and they saw it all within seven hours, between 2:00 in the morning and 9:00...
ABC World News Tonight With David Muir : KGO : September 8, 2014 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
by KGO
this. in california, rolling rapids in one neighborhood. in phoenix tonight, cars stranded. nothing but hoods and blinkers there in the water. and in mesa, arizona, look at how high that water is. that girl kayaking past a basketball hoop. and it's not just in the west tonight. the east under water, as well. two major systems and abc chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it all. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> reporter: record rains devouring parts of the southwest. this phoenix highway, now an eerie, water-filled graveyard of abandoned cars. our allison rodriguez from knxv, right there. >> interstate 10 has been turned into a river, with dozens of cars stranded here in the middle of the roads and on the sides of the roads. >> reporter: firefighters trudging through, helping children out of a daycare, and into the arms of their parents. so many neighborhoods on edge. >> oh, that's going to be close. oh. don't move that car. >> reporter: just waiting to see how high the water would rise. in this park, kayaking almost rim-high through the basketball hoop. more than three inches of rain
this. in california, rolling rapids in one neighborhood. in phoenix tonight, cars stranded. nothing but hoods and blinkers there in the water. and in mesa, arizona, look at how high that water is. that girl kayaking past a basketball hoop. and it's not just in the west tonight. the east under water, as well. two major systems and abc chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it all. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> reporter: record rains devouring parts of the southwest. this phoenix...
LinkTV
NHK World: NEWSLINE : LINKTV : September 10, 2014 5:00am-5:31am PDT
Sep 10, 2014 09/14
by LINKTV
actually a little warmer compared to what we saw today. across the americas in september phoenix in arizona usually sees severe weather including high temperatures and flooding like you saw on monday. severe floods affected many locations and because of that a state of emergency was declared. a dust storm also is a big concern during this time of year. we have amazing pictures coming out of the city. time lapsed videos captured the big dust storm that rolled through phoenix, arizona on saturday. the storm covered cars, buildings and airplanes as it swept through the area. some businesses and homes lost power during the storm. at times these storms can be up to 900 meters high. the good news, arizona and phoenix you are seeing some nice clear skies on your wednesday. as opposed to that quite severe weather is happening in the mid part of the u.s. and very cold air from the north and hot air coming in. in between quite bad weather is happening. in calgary heavy snow is falling. this is the scene coming out of calgary monday. early season heavy wet snow has brought calgary's summer to
actually a little warmer compared to what we saw today. across the americas in september phoenix in arizona usually sees severe weather including high temperatures and flooding like you saw on monday. severe floods affected many locations and because of that a state of emergency was declared. a dust storm also is a big concern during this time of year. we have amazing pictures coming out of the city. time lapsed videos captured the big dust storm that rolled through phoenix, arizona on...
America This Morning : WPVI : September 16, 2014 4:00am-4:31am EDT
by WPVI
packing a punch and in phoenix, residents are stacking sandbags. by the time odile hits the u.s., it's expected to have winds of 40 miles an hour and dump up to a foot of rain in its path. >> even ahead of odile's rival, the south can expect more heavy rain. >> accuweather's jim dickey joins us now. >> good morning. hot on the southwest, many spots with records on monday, and again today. 101 in fresno, 98 in phoenix. slightly cooler. that's the continued cloud cover as odile weakens, but spreading deep moisture in. heavy rain much like with norberg just a week or two ago. likely flooding through late week. back to you. >> thanks, jim. >>> breaking overnight, the taliban is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack in attack. three were wounded when there was a bomb set up next to a military convoy. the u.s. has not roadway leased the nationalities of the victims. >>> and the first step against i.s.i.s. terrorists without congress approval. >> and it's the first strategy, and htahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the iraqis asked for help, so an aircraft was redi
packing a punch and in phoenix, residents are stacking sandbags. by the time odile hits the u.s., it's expected to have winds of 40 miles an hour and dump up to a foot of rain in its path. >> even ahead of odile's rival, the south can expect more heavy rain. >> accuweather's jim dickey joins us now. >> good morning. hot on the southwest, many spots with records on monday, and again today. 101 in fresno, 98 in phoenix. slightly cooler. that's the continued cloud cover as odile...
CNN Newsroom : CNNW : September 27, 2014 4:00pm-4:31pm PDT
, alexandra field, cnn. >>> alexandra, thank you. >>> phoenix is getting slammed right now by a desert storm. you are looking at live pictures of this incredible lightning and thunder that simply rolled in. witnesses say it sounded like dynamite. wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. we'll have a full report up ahead. this is charlie. his long day of doing it himself starts with back pain... and a choice. take 4 advil in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. honey, you did it! baby laughs! ♪ who's going to do it? who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn ocean waves into power. design cars that capture their emissions. build bridges that fix themselves. get more clean water to everyone. who's going to take the leap? who's going to write the code? who's going to do it? engineers. that's who. that's what i want to do. be an engineer. ♪ [ male announcer ] join the scientists and engineers of exxonmobil in inspiring america's future engineers. energy lives here. a yummy reward is important so i give butch delicious milo's kitchen chicken grillers recipe dog treats.
, alexandra field, cnn. >>> alexandra, thank you. >>> phoenix is getting slammed right now by a desert storm. you are looking at live pictures of this incredible lightning and thunder that simply rolled in. witnesses say it sounded like dynamite. wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. we'll have a full report up ahead. this is charlie. his long day of doing it himself starts with back pain... and a choice. take 4 advil in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. honey, you did...
Early Today : KNTV : September 5, 2014 4:00am-4:31am PDT
in seattle. notice a chance of rain there phoenix to albuquerque, and much of new mexico over the weekend. we'll see a lot of heavy rain and he potential for flash flooding, and the forecast looks like saturday, 93 in portland. it's another very warm september day in many areas, and if we're lucky, we get some of the rain in had areas of san diego, but it doesn't look like a lot. that's your fresno, they're at 94. today sacramento also at 94. september is typically a very dry and very warm month in the west, and it was kind of okay and now it's getting warmer. >> i'll be watching the game from air conditioning. >> a lot of people will, right? >> thank you, bill. >>> the super bowl champion seattle seahawks took on the green bay packers in the season opener. the big night in football kicked off from the unveiling of the seahawks' first super bowl banner. on the field seattle's percy har vin is looking healthy with seven reacceptings. beast mode. marchon lynch at his best rushing for 110 yards and two touchdowns. the packers struggled against seattle's defense. aaron rodgers sacked
in seattle. notice a chance of rain there phoenix to albuquerque, and much of new mexico over the weekend. we'll see a lot of heavy rain and he potential for flash flooding, and the forecast looks like saturday, 93 in portland. it's another very warm september day in many areas, and if we're lucky, we get some of the rain in had areas of san diego, but it doesn't look like a lot. that's your fresno, they're at 94. today sacramento also at 94. september is typically a very dry and very warm...
KDTV (Univision)
Primer Impacto Extra : KDTV : September 9, 2014 5:00am-5:36am PDT
by KDTV
especial phoenix, es humedad tropical los restos de norbert lo dijimos la semana pasada en todo caso haya advertencia de inundaciones para gran parte de arizona centro sureste de todo lo que es gran parte de california y toda Éstas son en color verde. posibilidad de inundaciÓn en las próximas horas un rÉcord en phoenix desde que se iniciaron las observaciones tan distantes o tanto tiempo desde 1895 un rÉcord todavÍa mÁs lluvia. esta noche muchos sectores sobre las Áreas muy secas en especial gran parte de california, pero pudiera haber mÁs lluvias en la zona de phoenix, maÑana 91 y 30% de tormentas ese mal tiempo y la humedad debe trasladarse hacia el centro del paÍs. ahí estÁ el problema es prÓximas 48 a 72 hroas si vive en el centro del paÍs pudiera ver tornados, tormentas severas en especial comenzando en el dÍa de maÑana una masa muy frÍa ha estado nevando y chocarÁ con la humedad que viene del sur y del suroeste, la posibilidad potencial de tornados esto se extiende, illinois, iowa y wisconsin podrÍan tener algunas tormentas severas 76 la temperatura mÁxima
especial phoenix, es humedad tropical los restos de norbert lo dijimos la semana pasada en todo caso haya advertencia de inundaciones para gran parte de arizona centro sureste de todo lo que es gran parte de california y toda Éstas son en color verde. posibilidad de inundaciÓn en las próximas horas un rÉcord en phoenix desde que se iniciaron las observaciones tan distantes o tanto tiempo desde 1895 un rÉcord todavÍa mÁs lluvia. esta noche muchos sectores sobre las Áreas muy secas en...
America This Morning : KGO : September 29, 2014 4:00am-4:31am PDT
selection gets under way in phoenix today in the final phase of the murder trial of jodi arias. the former waitress admitted to killing her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander, shooting him in the face and stabbing him 29 times. jurors last year couldn't agree on her punishment. prosecutors have one more shot at the death penalty. if this jury can't agree, the judge will send her to life in prison or eligibility for release after 25 years. >>> let's turn now to much of the desert southwest, cleaning up this morning after another weekend of severe storms. >> torrential rains washed out interstates, flooded entire neighborhoods, and wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour shut down the airport in phoenix. >> yeah, this month alone, more than five inches of rain has fallen over phoenix, that's ten times the average amount. parts of the southwest are bracing for more strong storms. stretching up the rockies and upper plains. more heavy rain along the gulf coast, down into florida, and up the southeastern coastline. >> temperatures in the 70s and 80s have the eastern part of the country looking lik
selection gets under way in phoenix today in the final phase of the murder trial of jodi arias. the former waitress admitted to killing her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander, shooting him in the face and stabbing him 29 times. jurors last year couldn't agree on her punishment. prosecutors have one more shot at the death penalty. if this jury can't agree, the judge will send her to life in prison or eligibility for release after 25 years. >>> let's turn now to much of the desert...
Action News : WPVI : September 29, 2014 4:30am-5:01am EDT
phoenix sky harbor airport. hurricane force winds pounded phoenix this weekend. phoenix has been drenched with five inch of rain, well over the average. heavy rain is prompting flooding concerns in florida, as well. weekend soaking has put rivers in the tampa area at or above flood stage. >> we should see some sort of rain around here this week. >> reporter: yeah, looks like there could showers as soon as tomorrow, in fact. we'll take a look at storm tracker 6 live double scan. looks like there's a showerle well out to the north and west of harrisburg, but that will miss us today. as we look outside, we have the possibility of patchy fog, we're not seeing any evidence of that in center city. that's good. it's something to keep in mind if you're on foot. temperature, 59 degrees, dewpoint, 61. the winds southwest, 6 miles per hour. not all that strong, i'll bring in always on seven those of you watching in the hd in case you want to dplans ahead -- glance ahead. the clouds are fairly high and thin. too dry in place for the sprinkles and showers to be an issue today. by the time we get into
phoenix sky harbor airport. hurricane force winds pounded phoenix this weekend. phoenix has been drenched with five inch of rain, well over the average. heavy rain is prompting flooding concerns in florida, as well. weekend soaking has put rivers in the tampa area at or above flood stage. >> we should see some sort of rain around here this week. >> reporter: yeah, looks like there could showers as soon as tomorrow, in fact. we'll take a look at storm tracker 6 live double scan....
New Day Sunday : CNNW : September 7, 2014 5:00am-5:31am PDT
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Early Today : KNTV : September 12, 2014 4:00am-4:31am PDT
phoenix, high temperature was 41 in casper, wyoming, that's about -- that's almost 60 degrees difference between those two locations. so the heat is moving in the opposite direction as the cold air. the cold air is coming down from canada and heat is expanding in the west northward. so this is just a weather pattern we're getting into this weekend. unfortunately, kind of the weather pattern we have been in for the last year. so the heat is going to be building and along with it warm, low humidity, very light breeze, but that's enough for red flag warnings from seattle all the way to the medford area. and that will be pretty much all weekend long, the fire danger will be kind of high. look at los angeles, easily mid to upper 90s through tuesday. very warm weather pattern setting up as we go through the rthward. so enjoy the coolest while it lasts in washington state. heat in the west. no rain. drought. repeat. >> spin the wheel of weather on this friday. thank you, bill. >>> coming up next, what the feds threaten to do to yahoo! to get your private conversations. >>> plus, wow.
phoenix, high temperature was 41 in casper, wyoming, that's about -- that's almost 60 degrees difference between those two locations. so the heat is moving in the opposite direction as the cold air. the cold air is coming down from canada and heat is expanding in the west northward. so this is just a weather pattern we're getting into this weekend. unfortunately, kind of the weather pattern we have been in for the last year. so the heat is going to be building and along with it warm, low...
CSPAN
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : September 29, 2014 12:00pm-2:01pm EDT
by CSPAN
today. the phoenix arizona v.a. medical center held a townhall meeting in mid-september for veterans and their families to ask questions and share comments about their medical care and experiences. this particular site was the center for the department of veterans affairs inspector general's rate port which had reports about long wait times and other systemic problem's delivering patient treatment. event contains some language viewers may find offensive. that we willforms be holding on a regular basis and the secretary announced he wants to do these on a quarterly basis. is that better? we will duties on a quarterly basis and i will be here for the next time and back to dayton, i will do them in ohio. i am recommending to whoever comes behind me that we hold these out in the community and will be moving around the city of phoenix and going to some of the out patient cities where we have outpatient clinics on those kind of areas. let's start off by asking everyone to stand and we will have a moment of silence to send our thoughts to those who are fighting the war on terror. thank you and
today. the phoenix arizona v.a. medical center held a townhall meeting in mid-september for veterans and their families to ask questions and share comments about their medical care and experiences. this particular site was the center for the department of veterans affairs inspector general's rate port which had reports about long wait times and other systemic problem's delivering patient treatment. event contains some language viewers may find offensive. that we willforms be holding on a...
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ABC 7 News at Noon : WJLA : September 8, 2014 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
by WJLA
>> phoenixes under a flash flood watch after heavy storms pounded the area this morning causing problems for the morning commute. oadways were covered with water and some roadways had to be shut down. >> wow. situation terrible going on right now, and it's still happening in. they have extended the warning in phoenix. if you know anything about the desert, usually not a whole lot of rain. take a look at the radar picture. i just checked in with the national weather service and they have had about 3.25 inches of rainfall this morning. to put that in perspective, typically for the entire month they get just over half an inch. for the entire year, eight inches of rain. so they got almost half of their annual rainfall in a couple of hours. they are on the back edge now, so only they will get a break. a very dangerous situation in phoenix. i haven't heard of any airport delays, but i would check with your carrier if you are heading to the valley of the sun. not too sunny around here either. isn't that beautiful? this is a time lapse starting at around sunrise this morning. think the skyw was, but
>> phoenixes under a flash flood watch after heavy storms pounded the area this morning causing problems for the morning commute. oadways were covered with water and some roadways had to be shut down. >> wow. situation terrible going on right now, and it's still happening in. they have extended the warning in phoenix. if you know anything about the desert, usually not a whole lot of rain. take a look at the radar picture. i just checked in with the national weather service and they...
SFGTV: San Francisco Government Television
SFGTV : September 3, 2014 11:30am-12:01pm PDT
by SFGTV
it's been an under will utilized property since our phoenix school it's been a intense discussion with a lot of ideas those have ranged from the type of proposal that you see for hundred percent of affordable housing to income housing to baseball fields to service perhaps the tear site so far the occupied san francisco protesters several years ago there's been many, many ideas that are proposed and calendar year by the san francisco staff and the board of education so all that said we had a breakthrough a couple years ago as was described when the mayor's office of housing and now the community development and a sfusd engaged in a degree of negotiations around this site this was the break through we preceded to negotiate in good faith and we're glad we reached this amendment and hope it has the committees supporting future. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm with the mission eviction and i'm a long time resident of the mission district. actually, in the 80s i was the executive director of rap that is american people alternative program we were able to get the supe
it's been an under will utilized property since our phoenix school it's been a intense discussion with a lot of ideas those have ranged from the type of proposal that you see for hundred percent of affordable housing to income housing to baseball fields to service perhaps the tear site so far the occupied san francisco protesters several years ago there's been many, many ideas that are proposed and calendar year by the san francisco staff and the board of education so all that said we had a...
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RightThisMinute : KTVU : September 29, 2014 3:30pm-4:01pm PDT
by KTVU
falls out of the clouds. >> he travels over 14,000 miles. you can see downtown phoenix. >> this guy is dedicated. >> the majesty of our planet. that is what looks like arizona in the movies. >> the phoenix area had wet summers. they got all the wane they get in one summer in one day. >> the arizona tourist board should use this video. >> what's really cool? you see dust storms rolling in to urban areas. it's only a haboob if it meets certain criteria. everybody likes to say haboob because of the way it sounds. >> dust storms sped up speed, it looks like "independence day" doesn't it? >> sadly, no aliens sighting. just a beautiful shot. >> taking the plunge from the world's highest cliff jump. >> no, no, no! >> maybe she didn't see the cliff before she got harnessed. >> find out if it all goes down. >> rough play between a hound dog and raccoon. >> he wins. >>. >> no! no! please, don't! >> this is in betweentown, new zealand. this is a rope swing. >> i'm really scared. >> that's christina. >> this video was posted by jenna and jordan. they have a series of videos calling living a puny l
falls out of the clouds. >> he travels over 14,000 miles. you can see downtown phoenix. >> this guy is dedicated. >> the majesty of our planet. that is what looks like arizona in the movies. >> the phoenix area had wet summers. they got all the wane they get in one summer in one day. >> the arizona tourist board should use this video. >> what's really cool? you see dust storms rolling in to urban areas. it's only a haboob if it meets certain criteria....
WUSA (CBS)
wusa 9 News at 11pm : WUSA : September 27, 2014 11:00pm-11:36pm EDT
by WUSA
caused damage to sky harbor international narpt phoenix -- airport in phoenix. all flights were grounded and some returned to the airports. >>> coming up, celebrity celebrations on two continents: the clintons become grand parents, and george clooney gets hitched. >> the left weekend of 80-degree weather! >> and more of the same tomorrow! your wake-up weather forecast. >>> uk's participation is only approve forward iraq. seven u.s.-led air strikes today to an isis training camp and armored vehicles. war planes were also targeted. >>> an oklahoma man facing murder charges after beheading a coworker. he remains hospitalized in stage condition. he beheaded a 54-year-old woman at a food processing plant friday in oklahoma city. he also repeatedly stabbed another coworker before being shot by a company executive who also happened to be a deputy. >>> former congressman died at the age of the 73. injured tuesday when a tractor flipped over on him as he tried to park it. a federal jury convicted him of taking bribes from business people. >>> former president bill clinton and hillary cli
caused damage to sky harbor international narpt phoenix -- airport in phoenix. all flights were grounded and some returned to the airports. >>> coming up, celebrity celebrations on two continents: the clintons become grand parents, and george clooney gets hitched. >> the left weekend of 80-degree weather! >> and more of the same tomorrow! your wake-up weather forecast. >>> uk's participation is only approve forward iraq. seven u.s.-led air strikes today to an isis...
Fox News West
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : September 8, 2014 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
by FOXNEWSW
areas around phoenix already have had more than three inches of rain in the desert since this morning. that's more than what they normally get for the entire monsoon season. dozens of schools are closed. heavy winds have left thousands of customers without power. meteorologist janice dean is live in the fox extreme weather center. what's they latest on this system? >> the pictures tell the story better than radar. incredible rainfall in the desert area, three inches of rain in an hour. phoenix is going to dry out but north of the region, where we'll see the potential for flooding. this is courtesy of what was hurricane norbert. phoenix got the brunt of it this morning with over three inches of rain. top five wettest septembers just because of this day, where they received 3.29 inches. sky harbor, a daily record, and really the pictures are incredible. flood advise riz, flashflood neglect tucson area now, and up towards nevada and california. if there's any good news, southern california needs the rainfall, and they're getting that moisture because of this system. looking at the foreca
areas around phoenix already have had more than three inches of rain in the desert since this morning. that's more than what they normally get for the entire monsoon season. dozens of schools are closed. heavy winds have left thousands of customers without power. meteorologist janice dean is live in the fox extreme weather center. what's they latest on this system? >> the pictures tell the story better than radar. incredible rainfall in the desert area, three inches of rain in an hour....
KSTS (Telemundo)
Noticias Telemundo 48 Primera Edicion : KSTS : September 29, 2014 6:00am-7:01am PDT
by KSTS
varios estados del pais despues de usar una droga sintetica conocida como cloud 9'. phoenix "la policia de phoenix esta al tanto, reconoce que tipo de drogas hay aqu" los jovenes ponen gotas de la droga en su lengua, en goma de mascar o dulce e incluso en sodas para disimular su uso. otros la usan en cigarrillos electronicos. cloud 9' provoca sintomas como los de un ataque al corazon, presion alta, sudor, vomitos, mareos y desbalance segn medicos. lo alarmante es que se vende en gasolineras y pequenas tiendas de forma legal en algunos estados. julio cisneros phoenix "asi como esta droga existen muchas mas que se venden de forma legal ya que segn las autoridades los delincuentes encuentran la forma de presentarlas como si no fueran drogas. algo que los padres de familia deben estar alerta". steve martos vocero policia de phoenix "cambios en la actitud, cambios en la escuela, cosas que quiza estan escondiendo en su recamara" la dea esta al tanto de la situacion y lanza una advertencia. ramona sanchez vocera dea "ellos piensan que este tipo de drogas, mientras que haya algo que sea
varios estados del pais despues de usar una droga sintetica conocida como cloud 9'. phoenix "la policia de phoenix esta al tanto, reconoce que tipo de drogas hay aqu" los jovenes ponen gotas de la droga en su lengua, en goma de mascar o dulce e incluso en sodas para disimular su uso. otros la usan en cigarrillos electronicos. cloud 9' provoca sintomas como los de un ataque al corazon, presion alta, sudor, vomitos, mareos y desbalance segn medicos. lo alarmante es que se vende en...
FOX and Friends First : FOXNEWSW : September 16, 2014 2:00am-3:01am PDT
set an all time record for the city of phoenix in terms of rainfall picked up. we could see more heavy rain as we head into wednesday and thursday. that rain has already started well ahead of the storm system across portions of new mexico and also into arizona. besides the southwestern united states across the northeast we have a frontal boundary moving eastward from areas of heavy rain across up state new york and pennsylvania. that rain will keep moving ose wa eastward. temperature wise chilly out there only in the 40's in rapid city and minneapolis and in chicago. high temperatures staying well below average out here only into the 60's. heather and ainsley let's head over to you. >> okay we will check back with you. >> facing death over her christian faith meriam ibrahim relied on the very faith while in prison. the sudanese christian was jailed and sentenced to hang for not reannouncing her faith in christianity. her trust in god kept her going. >> the situation was difficult but i was sure god would stand by my side. i relied only on my faith and i knew god would stand by me
set an all time record for the city of phoenix in terms of rainfall picked up. we could see more heavy rain as we head into wednesday and thursday. that rain has already started well ahead of the storm system across portions of new mexico and also into arizona. besides the southwestern united states across the northeast we have a frontal boundary moving eastward from areas of heavy rain across up state new york and pennsylvania. that rain will keep moving ose wa eastward. temperature wise...
Lockup : MSNBCW : September 14, 2014 10:00pm-11:01pm PDT
on. >> the special response team at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, launches surprise raids for drugs, weapons and other contraband on a frequent basis. >> hey, make sure you watch her. >> take those out. >> keeping life unpredictable and uncomfortable for the more than 9,000 inmates here is the expressed goal of the man who not only runs the jail, but whose vision has made it what it is. >> everybody decent here? >> he is the sheriff of maricopa county, joe arpaio. >> see, we used to punish our children in the old days. and we used to take privileges away when they did something wrong, so what's wrong with punishing the inmates and taking privilege as way? they committed crimes. what is the difference? why is everybody afraid to say, when you do something wrong, you should be punished? >> over the last 18 years, arpaio has become internationally known for running what he calls america's toughest jail. >> so you were in the prison? >> yeah. >> you like it better here or the prison? >> i wasn't to go back. >> because it's nice, huh? >> in this county, don't violate the
on. >> the special response team at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, launches surprise raids for drugs, weapons and other contraband on a frequent basis. >> hey, make sure you watch her. >> take those out. >> keeping life unpredictable and uncomfortable for the more than 9,000 inmates here is the expressed goal of the man who not only runs the jail, but whose vision has made it what it is. >> everybody decent here? >> he is the sheriff of...
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Barry Goldwater the Conservationist : CSPAN3 : September 13, 2014 9:00am-10:01am EDT
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extended to environmental issues. a me tell you about barry goldwater. he was born in phoenix, arizona in 1909. he was the son of well-to-do department store owners. kid, aan adventurous little wild. he ended up in a military school in virginia because of his wildness. he loved to do the things the boys did. he played pranks and ran around with his buddies. he loved to ride and hunt. -- i don'tave been know if you been to phoenix, you may know camelback mountain. the is a picture of it in early 1900s as barry goldwater would've seen it. here is another shot. these wide-open spaces had a significant influence on dash wholeor the in of his life. let me tell you a little bit about his mother. she was crucial to this. goldwater was from nebraska. she moved to arizona because she had tuberculosis. wouldear air of arizona cure you or make it less intense. she did not expect to live long. she lived in several decades. it may be at work. she married and had three children. she loves nature. she loved her deeply. one of the things that she loved to do was to go on camping trips. this is in the 192
extended to environmental issues. a me tell you about barry goldwater. he was born in phoenix, arizona in 1909. he was the son of well-to-do department store owners. kid, aan adventurous little wild. he ended up in a military school in virginia because of his wildness. he loved to do the things the boys did. he played pranks and ran around with his buddies. he loved to ride and hunt. -- i don'tave been know if you been to phoenix, you may know camelback mountain. the is a picture of it in...
Early Start With John Berman and Christine Romans : CNNW : September 18, 2014 2:00am-3:01am PDT
fracture. one count of assault involving a minor and other charges. according to phoenix police, dwyer allegedly threw a shoe at other towards his son. he denies assaulting the female and child. in the statement, the cardinals said we became aware of the allegations this afternoon when notified by phoenix police and cooperating fully. given the serious nature, we have taken the step to deactivate jonathan from all team activities. adrian peterson, meanwhile, is away from the minnesota vikings. peterson and the team mutually agree he would be on the exempt list until the child abuse charges resolve. the running back will be paid his $12 million salary. the vikings held a press conference to explain the change of heart. >> we want to be sure we get this right. >> in the end, it really is about getting it right. >> our focus right now today is to get this right. and -- we admitted to making a mistake and we want to get this right. >> reporter: think they want to get it right. the carolina panthers greg hardy was on the exempt list. he played in week one, but benched after public pressure
fracture. one count of assault involving a minor and other charges. according to phoenix police, dwyer allegedly threw a shoe at other towards his son. he denies assaulting the female and child. in the statement, the cardinals said we became aware of the allegations this afternoon when notified by phoenix police and cooperating fully. given the serious nature, we have taken the step to deactivate jonathan from all team activities. adrian peterson, meanwhile, is away from the minnesota vikings....
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Primer Impacto : WUVP : September 8, 2014 5:00pm-6:01pm EDT
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parte del paÍs. >> en phoenix, jamÁs habÍan tenido tanta lluvia en un solo dÍa. ahÍ en el desierto las cuadrillas de emergencia detectaron mÚltiples rescates debido a las inundaciones. y en un aeropuerto de atlanta, varias avionetas tambiÉn sufrieron daÑos cuando el viento les dio vuelta como si fueran de juguete. >> son tantos los Árboles caÍdos en la regiÓn que los trabajadores de la ciudad dicen que podrÍan pasar días antes de poder cortarlos y que este lugar regresa la normalidad. y por el momento todavÍa esperamos que haya mÁs tormentas en toda la regiÓn. yo soy salvador durÁn regresamos ahora con ustedes al estudio. >> no queda mÁs que levantarse y salir adelante, ojalÁ lo logre esa comunidad. >> explotÓ una bomba en una estaciÓn de metro, esto fue en santiago de chile. la detonaciÓn de jonÁs siete heridos, entre ellos a una mujer que se dedicaba la limpieza y que perdiÓ un dedo. se trata del peor atentado en esa naciÓn, aunque lo que va del aÑo 28 artefactos explosivos han sido colocados en la capital chilena. hasta el momento se desconoce quÉ organizac
parte del paÍs. >> en phoenix, jamÁs habÍan tenido tanta lluvia en un solo dÍa. ahÍ en el desierto las cuadrillas de emergencia detectaron mÚltiples rescates debido a las inundaciones. y en un aeropuerto de atlanta, varias avionetas tambiÉn sufrieron daÑos cuando el viento les dio vuelta como si fueran de juguete. >> son tantos los Árboles caÍdos en la regiÓn que los trabajadores de la ciudad dicen que podrÍan pasar días antes de poder cortarlos y que este lugar...
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Action News at Ten on PHL17 : WPHL : September 8, 2014 10:00pm-11:01pm EDT
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chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> at least two people died as record rainfall swamped phoenix, arizona today. remnants of the hurricane nor burt turned freewayness to waterways and sent rescuers race to go get drivers out of their cars. by late morning water on one interstate had recede add allowing trucks to stay to a self dozen vehicle also that were just strandedded there. national weather service recorded more than 3 inches of have rain in the airport and that is most precipitation, ever received in that otherwise, city in one day. >>> and back here, accu weather forecast is kind of all over the place. >> cool tonight that is for sure. lets get over to meteorologist an ad am joseph with the full accu weather forecast. >> it is all because of that easterly wind and rainfall in phoenix to had records for 119 years, again, record rainfall ever recorded in phoenix. if you take phoenix's rainfall they have seen this entire year as a total, today's rain was more, than the the entire year so far. so pretty impressive out west. here temperatures are falling backward. seventy-five
chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> at least two people died as record rainfall swamped phoenix, arizona today. remnants of the hurricane nor burt turned freewayness to waterways and sent rescuers race to go get drivers out of their cars. by late morning water on one interstate had recede add allowing trucks to stay to a self dozen vehicle also that were just strandedded there. national weather service recorded more than 3 inches of have rain in the airport and that is most...
Washington Journal : CSPAN : September 9, 2014 8:00am-11:01am EDT
who is reporting on the findings of an investigation into the via medical center in phoenix, arizona. this started at about 10 a clock a.m. eastern. senate veterans affairs committee under way now. speaking right now is washington senator -- >> we need to know how the secretary will turn those commitments into real action and to improve care for our nation's heroes. >> thank you very much. i think we have heard from all the senators. let me bring mr. griffin and his staff of to the table. let me welcome richard griffin and his staff. mr. griffin is the acting inspector for the department of veterans affairs. normal protocol is for us to have the secretary go first. i want the secretary to know that there is no disrespect. i thought it was more important to hear what the inspector he was had to say appointed deputy inspector general in 2000 eight and previously served as v.a. inspector general from 1997 to 2005 p at he brings an enormous amount of experience and knowledge to his position. he is accompanied by dr. john day, junior, health-care inspections. assistanthalliday, inspector
who is reporting on the findings of an investigation into the via medical center in phoenix, arizona. this started at about 10 a clock a.m. eastern. senate veterans affairs committee under way now. speaking right now is washington senator -- >> we need to know how the secretary will turn those commitments into real action and to improve care for our nation's heroes. >> thank you very much. i think we have heard from all the senators. let me bring mr. griffin and his staff of to the...
Politics & Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : September 9, 2014 1:30pm-3:31pm EDT
obligation and to provide timely high quality care to veterans. what happened in phoenix is inexcusable and must never happen again in any va facility. i was did disappointed to learn the spex that they knew about inappropriate scheduling practices. in a telling exchange, when asked by a physician in hawaii to share best practices about how the phoenix va had presumably been able to reduce the patient wait time from 238 days down to days, quite a feat, the chief of primary care e-mailed a colleague and stated wonderful, not sure how to consider this. can i just say smoke and mirrors. it was all smoke and mirrors. that individual is no longer with the va. the people who acted dishonorably in phoenix and elsewhere must be held accountable. theimature of this problem is identified by the report and cannot be tolerated. they detailed numerous cases of poor patient care. in fact several of the cases raised serious concerns about two of phoenix's clinics. reviews of patient files found problems with continuity of health care and delays in assignment to the psychiatrists or mental
obligation and to provide timely high quality care to veterans. what happened in phoenix is inexcusable and must never happen again in any va facility. i was did disappointed to learn the spex that they knew about inappropriate scheduling practices. in a telling exchange, when asked by a physician in hawaii to share best practices about how the phoenix va had presumably been able to reduce the patient wait time from 238 days down to days, quite a feat, the chief of primary care e-mailed a...
CNNI Simulcast : CNNW : September 9, 2014 12:00am-1:01am PDT
saw here in seven hours mounted up to 70 to 80% of that rainfall for some areas. but phoenix in particular, records here date back 119 years, since the beginning of 1895 where 44,000 days of records have been kept for the city of phoenix. not a single one of those 44,000 was as wet as this one between 2:00 and 9:00 in the morning in the city of phoenix. the wettest single day on record. phoenix, the gateway community college, nearly 7 inches. arizona state university, we novknow evacuations are in plac for some apartment complexes. flash flood watches in effect for the four corners states. when it comes to the amount of water on the ground and the flooding potential. the vast majority of the rainfall seems to be out of there. hardest hit is southern utah, northern arizona around the grand canyon, and they have a possibility of heavy rainfall. quickly want to take you to the indian sub continent. it's hard to believe that we're actually defish tcient in parts india. you work your way into pakistan, we're going to show you some staggers satellite images. this is what it looked lik
saw here in seven hours mounted up to 70 to 80% of that rainfall for some areas. but phoenix in particular, records here date back 119 years, since the beginning of 1895 where 44,000 days of records have been kept for the city of phoenix. not a single one of those 44,000 was as wet as this one between 2:00 and 9:00 in the morning in the city of phoenix. the wettest single day on record. phoenix, the gateway community college, nearly 7 inches. arizona state university, we novknow evacuations...
incidents in phoenix with a 27-year-old woman and 18-month-old child. >> both incidents that occurred in july were reported to phoenix police and they were reported by neighbors who heard the fights occurring at that location. on the first occurrence when we were called to the residence on the 21st, officers were met at the door by the victim who denied that there was anyone else in the home with them and indicated she was in a verbal argument on the phone only at that point. those officers ultimately left the home after the discussion with the victim. >> in a statement, the cardinals said we became aware of these allegations this afternoon when notified by phoenix police. we have taken the immediate stem to deactivate jonathan from all activities from the team. dwyer denies any assault. >>> the panthers creating distance with the players. greg hardy, convicted of domestic violence in july, is taking a voluntary leave from the team. he is on the exempt list. he was found guilty of choking his then girlfriend. dave gedelman announced hardy's decision on thursday. >> the bigger thing is th
incidents in phoenix with a 27-year-old woman and 18-month-old child. >> both incidents that occurred in july were reported to phoenix police and they were reported by neighbors who heard the fights occurring at that location. on the first occurrence when we were called to the residence on the 21st, officers were met at the door by the victim who denied that there was anyone else in the home with them and indicated she was in a verbal argument on the phone only at that point. those...
Lockup : MSNBCW : September 20, 2014 1:00am-2:01am PDT
crime received substantial local press in phoenix. and much of it was negative. as a result, some inmates here don't believe his claims of remorse. >> you should recruit that hard every day for bible study, not just for the cameras. >> i do but i just got to get it right away. you know what i mean? >> that's real, real -- show some humility, brother. doing that for the cameras, man. >> just a year earlier, antonucci was a popular 19-year-old with a black belt in karate and known to the many children he taught as sensei jon working as a karate instructor for a company in phoenix called young champions. >> young champions is basically the -- they offer low-cost sports programs for kids. >> antonucci was fired when his employer suspected him and another instructor josh robinson of embezzling. prosecutors say they turned to arson to destroy the evidence. and that antonucci talked two other employees, also karate instructors, into helping them. antonucci says it was all robinson's idea. no one will ever know because robinson died in the fire. >> i was just a coward. i didn't really wan
crime received substantial local press in phoenix. and much of it was negative. as a result, some inmates here don't believe his claims of remorse. >> you should recruit that hard every day for bible study, not just for the cameras. >> i do but i just got to get it right away. you know what i mean? >> that's real, real -- show some humility, brother. doing that for the cameras, man. >> just a year earlier, antonucci was a popular 19-year-old with a black belt in karate...
ABC World News Now : KGO : September 16, 2014 1:42am-4:01am PDT
makes its way north. >>> they are sandbagging in phoenix as rain storms from odile move north. >> they confront another day of record-breaking heat. accuweather's jim dickey has the latest. jim, good morning. >> good morning. keeping it hot across the southwest. many spots toppled records on monday. we'll take a run at a few records once again here today. 101 in fresno. 100 in vegas. 98 in phoenix. slightly cooler here. odile continuing to weaken as it moves its way through the baja, california, peninsula. heavy rain much like we saw with norbert a week or two ago. widespread flooding likely through late week. reena and dan, back to you. >>> the u.s. military is apparently moving forward in its expanded fight against isis. u.s. officials have launched their first strike in iraq against enemy fighters south of baghdad. all at the request of iraqi forces. the white house says the president can launch air strikes in syria without congressional approval. but his request for authorization and funding to train syrian rebels is sparking controversy. >> we're going to pick a side or try to pic
makes its way north. >>> they are sandbagging in phoenix as rain storms from odile move north. >> they confront another day of record-breaking heat. accuweather's jim dickey has the latest. jim, good morning. >> good morning. keeping it hot across the southwest. many spots toppled records on monday. we'll take a run at a few records once again here today. 101 in fresno. 100 in vegas. 98 in phoenix. slightly cooler here. odile continuing to weaken as it moves its way...
ABC World News Tonight With David Muir : KGO : September 16, 2014 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
. >> reporter: residents in phoenix are bracing for the storm. >> my garage flooded the last time around, so -- trying to get ready. >> reporter: just last week, record rains turned this phoenix highway into a water-filled graveyard of abandoned cars. this week, odile might dump twice as much rain on the southwest. in cabo san lucas, local homes and businesses are destroyed. some residents were seen looting local markets. tens of thousands of tourists are waiting to get out of the hurricane-ravaged resort areas. friends kenna and angela rode out the storm at this hotel, near the airport. >> our floor flooded out. there was debris everywhere. windows blew it. it was definitely the scare yeps night of my life, waiting for that hurricane to pass. >> reporter: the airport in los cabos is still closed to commercial flights, but angela and kenna were flown out to tijuana on a military plane as today, the mexican government started air lifting stranded tourists out. david, this road and these sandbags are this neighborhood's last line of defense against what could be another raging flood tomorr
. >> reporter: residents in phoenix are bracing for the storm. >> my garage flooded the last time around, so -- trying to get ready. >> reporter: just last week, record rains turned this phoenix highway into a water-filled graveyard of abandoned cars. this week, odile might dump twice as much rain on the southwest. in cabo san lucas, local homes and businesses are destroyed. some residents were seen looting local markets. tens of thousands of tourists are waiting to get out of...
Bloomberg Bottom Line : BLOOMBERG : September 30, 2014 2:00pm-3:01pm EDT
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decline in vegas. >> vegas, phoenix. these are areas that have a great deal of distressed buying. a lot of investors came in a few years back and by prices create that. that trade is largely done in these areas. prices have increased to the point where they are at or above their valuation. as a result, price appreciation ascetical. -- is set to cool. on the one hand, you can say it's a positive that inventory has been extremely slow. markets have been very tight. -- it canes supply lead to greater turnover and greater turn in the market. supply does mean you should continue to see moderating home price appreciation. >> why has credit been so tight? >> why are we still sing tight credit -- seeing tight credit? challenge for the the housing market right now. we are not seeing the real opening up of credit. we are day before october 1. headed into the final quarter of 2014. this home price deceleration -- is it going to continue through the remainder of the year? >> i think it will. i think prices are set to cool. are looking for home price 4%.eciation for next year, thre 3%. the double-digit
decline in vegas. >> vegas, phoenix. these are areas that have a great deal of distressed buying. a lot of investors came in a few years back and by prices create that. that trade is largely done in these areas. prices have increased to the point where they are at or above their valuation. as a result, price appreciation ascetical. -- is set to cool. on the one hand, you can say it's a positive that inventory has been extremely slow. markets have been very tight. -- it canes supply lead...
Barry Goldwater the Conservationist : CSPAN3 : September 7, 2014 5:00pm-6:01pm EDT
streak of the senator verizon extended to environmental issues. born inldwater was phoenix, arizona, first of january, 1909. he was the son of a well-to-do department store owner named baron goldwater. kid, aan adventurous little wild, maybe a lot wild. he ended up in military school in stanton, new fruit -- virginia because of this. he loved to do all the things that boys did. like pranks, run around with his buddies. he loves to camp. he loved to hunt. an area around child that -- you will see camelback mountain, the most famous natural icon in phoenix. this is a picture of it in the early 1900s as barry goldwater would have seen it. it is covered in houses mostly now. wide-open spaces, and these had a significant influence on goldwater for the whole of his life. in theseful experiences desert are going to shape his environmentalism as an adult. a little thing about his mother, who was crucial to this. josephine goldwater was from nebraska. she moved to arizona because she had tuberculosis. clear,a was that the invigorating air of arizona would cure you or at least make things a l
streak of the senator verizon extended to environmental issues. born inldwater was phoenix, arizona, first of january, 1909. he was the son of a well-to-do department store owner named baron goldwater. kid, aan adventurous little wild, maybe a lot wild. he ended up in military school in stanton, new fruit -- virginia because of this. he loved to do all the things that boys did. like pranks, run around with his buddies. he loves to camp. he loved to hunt. an area around child that -- you will...
Mornings on 2 : KTVU : September 9, 2014 7:00am-9:01am PDT
tweety in vallejo said can you send the 24-hour loop of phoenix on the radar where they had 3.29 inches of rain? that was the record for the day, any cal listen der day ever -- calendar day ever. usually total in monsoon they get 2.1. they shatter the ed all sorts of records. cool. a little warmer today. a bigger warmup starts tomorrow. it will probably take us into friday or saturday. san francisco 59. 64 yesterday. 67 today. average this time of year, if you live or work in the city, september can be warm. 70 is average. the record 100 back in 1932. san jose will be below average. should be closer to 83, 85. 56 to start. there were low 50s around blossom hill. the low clouds are there. but the delta breeze has fallen apart and collapsed. it was roaring yesterday. that's the low that gave you us the cooldown. high pressure is building in behind us. been out here two weeks, kind of rotating around saying i need some help. help me along. maybe monday the system might draw it up. until then, it's floating around. 50 walnut creek. 55 fairfield. name is in there. santa rosa, half moo
tweety in vallejo said can you send the 24-hour loop of phoenix on the radar where they had 3.29 inches of rain? that was the record for the day, any cal listen der day ever -- calendar day ever. usually total in monsoon they get 2.1. they shatter the ed all sorts of records. cool. a little warmer today. a bigger warmup starts tomorrow. it will probably take us into friday or saturday. san francisco 59. 64 yesterday. 67 today. average this time of year, if you live or work in the city,...
Al Jazeera America
News : ALJAZAM : September 9, 2014 7:00am-9:01am EDT
by ALJAZAM
been tracking the story, phoenix breaking the record with a few inches of rain. >> three inches may not sound like much, but that's the amount the arizona capital usually getsar for july, august and september combined. the phoenix airport recorded 3.9 inches of rain, breaking the record set in 1933. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> the southwest still soaking from remnants of hurricane norbert, the storm causing high water rescues from colorado to california. >> rivers going across the freeway within a matter of minutes. >> in nevada, there are flash flood a, an indian reservation evacuated. it is arizona that is bearing the brunt of the storms. >> it was up to my waist and i rolled my window down and got out. >> two people died in the flooding including a tucson woman in her car as it was swallowed by floodwaters 12 feet deep pinned against a bridge. >> that's not something we want everyone to go through. when these storms hit, the best thing we can ever do is pull aside, wait it out and let the storm pass. >> the governor declared a state of emergency monday as historic rainfall over
been tracking the story, phoenix breaking the record with a few inches of rain. >> three inches may not sound like much, but that's the amount the arizona capital usually getsar for july, august and september combined. the phoenix airport recorded 3.9 inches of rain, breaking the record set in 1933. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> the southwest still soaking from remnants of hurricane norbert, the storm causing high water rescues from colorado to california. >> rivers...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : September 17, 2014 5:00pm-7:01pm EDT
doctor. the v.a. inspector general's report on the phoenix v.a. system which was released last month confirms that the phoenix v.a. left 3,00 veterans at the risk of never receiving care. additionally, 1,400 veterans on the official electronic waiting list were left waiting for unseptemberbly long periods of care. 20 veterans failed to receive care passed away. this is immoral, un-american and puts our veterans at risk. in arizona, we are not waiting for washington to take action, we are taking action ourselves. in phoenix, we established a working group of community providers, veteran service organizations and the local v.a. to work together to improve access to services. we also co-hosted our first veterans first clinic which brought together community providers, phoenix v.a. and 20 veteran-serving organizations to help veterans. approximately 400 veterans and their families attended and got the care that they earned and deserved. we set aside partisanship and focus on putting veterans first to help meet their needs. mr. speaker, i want to share a story from my district. last month
doctor. the v.a. inspector general's report on the phoenix v.a. system which was released last month confirms that the phoenix v.a. left 3,00 veterans at the risk of never receiving care. additionally, 1,400 veterans on the official electronic waiting list were left waiting for unseptemberbly long periods of care. 20 veterans failed to receive care passed away. this is immoral, un-american and puts our veterans at risk. in arizona, we are not waiting for washington to take action, we are...
KTVU Noon News : KTVU : September 8, 2014 12:00pm-12:31pm PDT
in october. >>> there are major problems in phoenix, arizona right now. a record rainfall flooded freeways, submerged cars and drivers and multiple people had to be rescued. this is video from interstate 10. one of the major freeways through phoenix. many schools are closed. the governor is warning people to stay at home. thousands of people are without power and flash flood watches continue across most of arizona. >>> here at home, a cooler day over the bay area. giving you a live look at plenty of sunshine over the san jose area. the clouds are still clearing. we're partly to mostly cloudy along the coastline for today. and over parts of the north bay, santa rosa, still locked under some clouds here and because of it, santa rosa actually running 7 degrees cooler than where we were yesterday at this hour. this will continue to break away. we'll be left with mostly sunny skies for the second half of your day. but again, temperatures will be running unseasonably cool for your monday. has to do with low pressure that's moving across the state. behind it, we have a ridge of high pres
in october. >>> there are major problems in phoenix, arizona right now. a record rainfall flooded freeways, submerged cars and drivers and multiple people had to be rescued. this is video from interstate 10. one of the major freeways through phoenix. many schools are closed. the governor is warning people to stay at home. thousands of people are without power and flash flood watches continue across most of arizona. >>> here at home, a cooler day over the bay area. giving you...
gusts up to 70 miles an hour shut down the airport in phoenix. >> more than five inches of rain has fallen over phoenix, that's ten times the average amount. parts of the southwest are bracing for more strong storms. more heavy rain along the gulf coast, down into florida, and up the southeastern coastline. >> temperatures in the 70s and 80s have the eastern part of the country looking like ind january summer. warmer in the southwest. >>> still to come, where to get your free cup of coffee on this national coffee day. >>> then the ripple effects of the air traffic control facility fire. they could continue to be felt for weeks. >>> and not your usual swimming partner. some folks get an up close and personal look with one of the largest animals on the planet. those details on their dip coming up. >>> welcome back. a trial is set to start today to term if the dochlt's bailout of aig was legal. the company was near collapse during the 2008 financial crisis. the government stepped in with a bailout in return for control. aig's founder claims the government takeover was illegal and depri
gusts up to 70 miles an hour shut down the airport in phoenix. >> more than five inches of rain has fallen over phoenix, that's ten times the average amount. parts of the southwest are bracing for more strong storms. more heavy rain along the gulf coast, down into florida, and up the southeastern coastline. >> temperatures in the 70s and 80s have the eastern part of the country looking like ind january summer. warmer in the southwest. >>> still to come, where to get your...
Noticiero Univisión: Fin de Semana : WUVP : September 27, 2014 11:30pm-12:01am EDT
al islam y le pedÍa a otros que se sumarÁn a su fe. fuerte tormenta phoenix, arizona causÓ daÑos en enero porque internacional de la ciudad los dreamers siguen en su lucha busca motivar la participaciÓn de los hispanos en las prÓximas elecciones en la florida emprenden fuerte campaÑa para que cerca de 1 millÓn de indocumentados pueden obtener una licencia de conducir vamos con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout y aranza. >> buenas noches gracias por acompaÑarnos el fbi interviene en el caso de alton nowland tercer despedidos regreso al matar a sus dos compaÑeras decapitando a una de ellas en oklahoma. un hombre con tendencias radicales islamistas que llevÓ a cabo una acción criminal en el trabajo. >> esta es la llamada al 911 que saliÓ de la planta procesadora el jueves. esos fueron los disparos que detuvieron al nowlan de decapitar a una segunda vÍctima quiÉn es este hombre sus fotos de facebook lo muestran como un hombre entregado a la fe musulmana en una de sus publicaciones se ve la decapitaciÓn, el hombre
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Action News 5:00 PM : WPVI : September 8, 2014 5:00pm-5:31pm EDT
. it's pulling up all the tropical moisture. arizona is getting hit hard around phoenix today. more than 3 inches of rain. the wettest since the records began 119 years ago. up to today phoenix, arizona only got 2 inches of rain. back at home tonight cloudy and breezy and showers south. it will be a cool night. 64 in philadelphia. the five at 5:00 showing tomorrow lots of clouds. a steady rain along the coast. north and west drizzle. 74. on wednesday we brighten up to 78. you want a warm and humid day. 86 before a cold front brings storms. look at this. temperatures cooling off. 70 on saturday with showers. will we warm up on sunday? the swear in the forecast guys. a roller coaster week. >>> thank you, cec. more to come on "action news at 5:00". dozen of employees are evacuated when their workplace catches fire in the lehigh valley. we have that story. >>> they pull off a heist inside of a local charter school. >>> the royal family is growing. more on will and kate's big announcement. tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in the peace corps in india. and then got
. it's pulling up all the tropical moisture. arizona is getting hit hard around phoenix today. more than 3 inches of rain. the wettest since the records began 119 years ago. up to today phoenix, arizona only got 2 inches of rain. back at home tonight cloudy and breezy and showers south. it will be a cool night. 64 in philadelphia. the five at 5:00 showing tomorrow lots of clouds. a steady rain along the coast. north and west drizzle. 74. on wednesday we brighten up to 78. you want a warm and...
storms are now heading for arizona, but the area south of phoenix has been hit by a microburst. it damaged several industrial buildings and derailed a freight train. nearly 40 cars left the tracks, no injuries and the rail cars were empty. >> that is just a preview of what is in store for arizona and new mexico today. >> accuweather meteorologist jim dickey tracking it all today. good morning. >> it will fizzle out, but the impacts just starting in the united states. the moisture from this storm working its way into arizona and new mexico. heavy rain has begun to fall, and more into arizona and new mexico through the day on wednesday. and the storm tracks through on to arizona and new mexico. and locally very heavy amounts of rainfall. 6 to 10 inches in tucson, locally higher amounts leading to significant flooding through saturday. back to you. >> thank you for that. >>> across the west, thousands of fire fighters on the ground as tinderbox conditions spark more wildfires. >> at least 15 major wildfires are now raging up and down the west coast, mostly in california and michigan.
storms are now heading for arizona, but the area south of phoenix has been hit by a microburst. it damaged several industrial buildings and derailed a freight train. nearly 40 cars left the tracks, no injuries and the rail cars were empty. >> that is just a preview of what is in store for arizona and new mexico today. >> accuweather meteorologist jim dickey tracking it all today. good morning. >> it will fizzle out, but the impacts just starting in the united states. the...
headline. this is downtown phoenix. this is a haboob moving in. the weather in the southwest, powerful storms, flash floods and now the tornado. and look at the weather wall, the bull's-eye in the southwest as we start this weekend. let's get to to meteorologist rob marciano. you were telling me about the winds kicking up the storm. >> we had a report of wind 50 miles an hour and you have the dust and the sand mixing in. very dangerous and low visibility. this is a storm system closer to october, the system will move off to the east. and the severe system will be in so cal, and vegas. maybe up to salt lake city. and strong winds and dust storms and maybe a brief tornado. and it's going to be a slow mover so flooding rains for places that don't need water. from phoenix, up to the northern spine of the rocky mountains, colorado and wyoming. and flash flood watches tonight and will last through the weekend in excess of three inches of rain or more. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the virus striking children sending families to the er across the country. spreading fast. and to the map tonigh
headline. this is downtown phoenix. this is a haboob moving in. the weather in the southwest, powerful storms, flash floods and now the tornado. and look at the weather wall, the bull's-eye in the southwest as we start this weekend. let's get to to meteorologist rob marciano. you were telling me about the winds kicking up the storm. >> we had a report of wind 50 miles an hour and you have the dust and the sand mixing in. very dangerous and low visibility. this is a storm system closer to...
CBS Morning News : KPIX : September 29, 2014 4:00am-4:31am PDT
national airport. >>> this morning recovery efforts continue in the phoenix area following a record-breaking weekend storm. powerful thunderstorms slammed the area saturday with strong winds and heavy rain. more than an inch and a half of rain fell on phoenix, breaking a century-old single-day record. there was extensive damage at sky harbor airport where wind gusts were clocked at almost 70 miles an hour. >>> and more protests in ferguson, missouri, overnight. the demonstrators are calling for the arrest of the police man who shot and killed michael brown last month. at least eight protesters were arrested according to "the st. louis-post dispatch." they're considering whether to indict the officer darren wilson. >>> and police are looking for a suspect in the shoots of an officer saturday night. the shooting is not believed to be related to the michael brown case. a police officer was shot by a suspect he was chasing outside a community center. the officer is recovering. >>> and at least two people were killed when a monster truck spun out of control in the netherlands. the truck
national airport. >>> this morning recovery efforts continue in the phoenix area following a record-breaking weekend storm. powerful thunderstorms slammed the area saturday with strong winds and heavy rain. more than an inch and a half of rain fell on phoenix, breaking a century-old single-day record. there was extensive damage at sky harbor airport where wind gusts were clocked at almost 70 miles an hour. >>> and more protests in ferguson, missouri, overnight. the...
CBS Morning News : KYW : September 9, 2014 4:00am-4:31am EDT
. at least two death, being blamed for the flooding in arizona. danielle nottingham said phoenix got more rain in one day, over three inches, than it normally does during the entire summer. >> reporter: stretchers floodwaters swept through the midwest turning low-lying communities into small lakes. there are dramatic rescues like this one, in tucson, arizona, emergency crews saved this stranded driver, but one woman died after flash floods trapped her against a bridge. >> within a few minutes of being there, that video swept downstream. >> reporter: arizona officials declared a state wide emergency and for the city of phoenix. widespread storms set an all-time record for rainfall in a single day, caused power outages and closed schools. >> the entire region saw levels of water that we haven't seen in a century. >> reporter: the deluge flooding dozens of homes. angel had just innovated and moved into his house on sunday when the storm moved. >> any similar wall. >> reporter: slow-moving storms near riverside and palm springs created dangerous rapids of waters in normally dry creeks an
. at least two death, being blamed for the flooding in arizona. danielle nottingham said phoenix got more rain in one day, over three inches, than it normally does during the entire summer. >> reporter: stretchers floodwaters swept through the midwest turning low-lying communities into small lakes. there are dramatic rescues like this one, in tucson, arizona, emergency crews saved this stranded driver, but one woman died after flash floods trapped her against a bridge. >> within a...
ABC World News Tonight With David Muir : WPVI : September 16, 2014 6:30pm-7:01pm EDT
. >> reporter: residents in phoenix are bracing for the storm. >> my garage flooded the last time around, so -- trying to get ready. >> reporter: just last week, record rains turned this phoenix highway into a water-filled graveyard of abandoned cars. this week, odile expected to dump twice as much rain on the southwest. in cabo san lucas, local areas were destroyed. these friends rode out the storm in the hotel. >> our flood flooded out. it was definitely the scariest night of my life waiting for that hurricane to pass. >> reporter: the airport in los cabos is still closed, but angela and kenna were two of the few flown into tijuana on a military plane as today the mexican government started airlifting stranded tourists out. david, the sandbags are this neighborhood's last line of defense against what could be another raging flood tomorrow. david? >> rob, thank you. abc meteorologist ginger zee is in new york tonight tracking it all. and ginger, first, the floods. what are we facing? >> reporter: david, we are on flash flood watch. anywhere from las vegas cown to el paso. you could see four
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Q: How do I make a variable that represents the row number, when rows are not sorted in order? Pic shows the row number order

I am trying to add a variable to my data set that represents the row number; however every code I've found adds them in order as the rows are currently (1,2,3,4,5), rather than in the order the View option shows (129, 98, 21, 09). I need the order shown in the View option, as I am trying to merge with a another data set, and need the correct ("original row number").
I cannot add row numbers before making changes to the data set as the function doesn't work when I add the ID number.
Alternatively, being able to sort the data by row number would also help, but I don't know how to do that either (clicking on the arrow above the row number does nothing).
A bit of context
I am classifying network nodes in R. I made a matrix from the networks nodes and edges (using nodes2vec), and have to merge this matrix with nodes labels data set (this data set contains one variable which shows if nodes are positive or negative). The picture above shows the created matrix, and the original row numbers from the network data set are no longer in the original order. I need to add a variable to the matrix, that I converted to a data frame using:
netdf1 <- as.data.frame(network.node2vec)

that represents the original row number
what I tried
netdf1 <- netdf1 %>% mutate(id = row_number())

This just adds the row number as the rows are currently ordered so 1,2,3,4...
WHAT WORKED IN THE END == CORRECT ANSWER
db$ID <- rownames(db)

A: If I do understand your question right you have some kind of dataframe with row names that are not continuus? And now you want to have these row names in an extra column as numeric values?
You can use the row.names()-function and can convert them to numeric if you like:
# just creating a DF that might show what you mean:
testDF <- data.frame(x = 1:10, y = sample((1:1000), 10))
testDF <- testDF[testDF$y < 500,]
View(testDF)
# one possible way to get the row names
testDF$rowNum <- as.numeric(row.names(testDF))

And try to type ?sort to the console if you like to learn something about sorting vectors.

A: Let's say you have a data frame with row names that are out of order:
my_data <- data.frame(row.names = 5:1,
                      V1 = 1:5)

#> my_data
#  V1
#5  1
#4  2
#3  3
#2  4
#1  5

dplyr::row_number() will add row numbers based on the current sorting, not based on the row names. (A general practice in the tidyverse is to eschew keeping useful data in the row names and to instead incorporate any sorts of row ID info into a variable.)
So you could use @user2554330's advice and add my_data$ID <- row.names(my_data) or the tidyverse equivalent of my_data %>% tibble::rownames_to_column(var = "ID"), then sort by that column.
my_data %>%
  tibble::rownames_to_column(var = "ID") %>%
  arrange(ID)

  ID V1
1  1  5
2  2  4
3  3  3
4  4  2
5  5  1

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The history of a button can be fascinating. Like the 200-year old hand carved ones made of bone or wood. Where did it come from? Did it belong on a shoe or a jacket? Who wore it? The quest for these buttons and their memories can be daunting…but so worth it. Krista began using antique buttons on her garments when she came upon a jar in a local antique store. There seemed to be a disconnect between the new commercial buttons that were stocked in the stores and her designs. They just didn't fit. When she found this jar of buttons, it clicked.
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Seventh grader will show off acrobatic talents to Madonna song
Leslie Ruse
The latest in a series of profiles of the finalists in the Morristown Onstage competition to be held Feb. 28.
Performing amazing feats of balance, agility and coordination are all part of Allison Chong's showcase as an acrobatic contortionist.
The audience at Morristown Onstage is in for a treat when the seventh-grader from Frelinghuysen Middle School performs her routine to Madonna's "Frozen."
"Every year at the start of the competition season my teachers share song ideas with me. They thought Madonna's "Frozen" would be a good song for acro/contortion," said the 13-year-old from Morris Township.
"I won the Frelinghuysen talent show last year and I thought it would be fun to audition. My friends and I have been going to this show for years and I have always wanted to be a part of it."
Chong took up dancing when she was 4 years old and began competing when she entered Kindergarten. A member of Amanda's DanceXtentions in Florham Park, she's in her fourth year of contortion/acro.
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Leading up to her Feb. 28 Morristown Onstage performance, she said she will spend most of her time practicing.
For her Morristown Onstage performance, she started learning the choreography for her routine in mid-October.
"I am focusing on giving the best performance I can and I hope it will be good enough to win. But if I don't, that's okay, too, because I got to perform on a big stage in front of an amazing audience."
A cheerleader for the Morristown Wildcats since she was in first grade, Chong also enjoys the music programs at school. She plays the flute in the band and with the FMS Wind Symphony.
The teen hasn't given much thought to the $1,000 grand prize money, focusing more on her Morristown Onstage performance and upcoming competitions. Heading back to the studio with Amanda's DanceXtentions, she'll begin learning new routines to compete in acro solo, acro duo, production, lyrical small group, tap small group, jazz large group and acro small group.
Morristown Onstage
What: A show featuring the best amateur talent from Morristown, Morris Township and Morris Plains presented by and benefiting the Morris Educational Foundation
When: 7 p.m. Feb. 28
Where: Mayo Performing Arts Center, 100 South St. in Morristown
Tickets: On sale at the Mayo center. Tickets can also be purchased by calling 973-539-8008 or online at www.mayoarts.org.

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Never again will I buy anything from Magic Hat.
Also, there is a brewery in Ohio, in Garretsville. I forget the name of it. I have never had such consistently sucky beer in my life. I got the sampler, and everything from the wheat, to the IPA to the stout was the same. The IPA tasted like stout, or did the stout taste like IPA? A couple of the beers actually had infections. It was just awful. But, on the plus side, the food was amazing!
Made a whole batch of a Chipotle IPA years ago. It was the kind of beer you had to force yourself to drink. Each time I raised my glass to take a sip my body said "no..no...don't do that again..." and I had to force my arm to comply. WAY too much heat. Personally it just tastes out of place in a beer, like I don't want mustard beer or garlic beer or worcestershire beer or anything like that, but I love their flavor in food. The food I eat is actually a lot spicier than this beer, but somehow I just can't marry up the concept of spicy food and cold beverage...spicy food WITH cold beverage, yes, but spicy cold beverage, unless we are talking ginger beer, is a no win for me. After each sip, my body just screams out, "wait, this is supposed to be beer, WTF?!" Maybe a milder flavor chili (poblano, or anaheim/hatch chile) would make a more interesting beer with more flavor than heat.
Sounds good, poblanos aren't spicy so that might work for my tastes. I had a brown ale that was made with mild chili once and it was pretty good.
Same thing with ginger - I love spicy food but don't like a drink with lots of heat. I love the taste of real ginger ale for about half a glass.
You should ask Denny to tell you about his ale made with chanterelle mushrooms - might make you take a double take on ingredients that can and have been used in beers. I thought he was crazy at first, now I am curious as hell to try it.
Well, Keith, you'll get a chance. I'm gonna make a batch to serve at Club Night at NHC next summer! The chanterelles work because they subtly blend in, unlike chiles which stomp on yer palate!
Depends entirely on the amount and type of peppers.
Yeah, I agree, Jeff. I was painting with a broad brush.


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SF sheriff's deputy accused of punching handcuffed inmate
Mar. 11, 2019 12:00 a.m.
A San Francisco deputy sheriff is facing a criminal charge for allegedly beating a handcuffed inmate in jail.
Linton Martin, 54, has been charged with misdemeanor assault under the color of authority for allegedly punching an inmate at the San Bruno jail on June 21, 2017, according to prosecutors in San Mateo County.
Martin was arraigned in February 2018, but the case did not come to the attention of the public until Sheriff Vicki Hennessy mentioned the criminal matter during a hearing at the Board of Supervisors last Thursday.
The news comes amid new allegations from the late Public Defender Jeff Adachi that deputies beat inmates and improperly strip searched female inmates in front of male deputies in late 2018.
SEE RELATED: SF sheriff investigates new allegations of deputies beating inmates
The Sheriff's Department is also facing calls to increase oversight of complaints against deputies after the department botched a criminal probe into allegations that deputies forced inmates to fight for food in 2015.
SEE RELATED: Bungled jail fights case leads to calls for more oversight of Sheriff's Department
Nancy Crowley, a spokesperson for the sheriff, said Martin has been reassigned to a position where he has no contact with the public.
According to the San Mateo County District Attorney's Office, Martin was working at the San Bruno jail when he began to argue with the inmate in an interview room. The victim was handcuffed to another inmate.
Prosecutors say the victim hit Martin in the face. Martin called for backup, separated the two inmates and cuffed the victim behind his back.
A sergeant and another deputy were in the room when Martin allegedly told the inmate, "oh, you're safe now, you know the other deputies are here."
"Martin grabbed the victim inmate, pulled him away from the other deputy and the sergeant, pushed the victim inmate's head down with his left hand and without warning struck the still handcuffed victim inmate with three or four uppercut blows to the face with a closed fist," prosecutors said.
Martin's colleagues pulled him away from the inmate, prosecutors said. The inmate did not want medical treatment and was not injured.
His defense attorney, Nicole Pifari, said in a statement that Martin acted in self-defense.
"Martin was the victim of a crime, and now he's the one getting dragged into criminal court," Pifari said. "A career felon with a 20-year history of violent crime punched Deputy Martin in the head with a fist, hard enough to leave a large lump on his head."
"What minor force Deputy Martin may have used was a completely lawful attempt to defend himself from another vicious attack," she continued. "The inmate had no injuries, never complained of any pain, and in fact never complained about anything at all."
Martin is out of custody on supervised release.
The case was expected to head to trial last Tuesday but was delayed until May 6.
This story has been updated to include comment from Pifari.
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WASHINGTON — With two days left before the end of the legislative session, Congress must vote on spending legislation to avoid a government shutdown. This is their final opportunity to take action on a bipartisan Dream Act that will allow 800,000 recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, to go home to their families knowing that this won't be the last holiday they spend together.
Since President Trump ended DACA in September, leaders on both sides of the aisle have stressed the urgent need for a swift bipartisan fix that will allow Dreamers to continue to contribute to the country they call home. Immigrant youth have put their faith in the government to come up with a solution, and now it is up to Congress to keep their promise.
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