The manhunt this morning. Alexa, take the stand. Why an amazon device could be the key to solving a womans death. Did it record what police are calling a murder . The halloween hero. The dracula dogooder. A doorbell cam treating the world to his act of kindness. What his mom is telling us this morning. I still wonder would a little dan harris do the same thing. What do you think . Absolutely not. I would have taken it out of my brothers bucket. Good morning, everybody. We have a lot to get to on this saturday morning. President trump responding overnight for the first time to the vote in the house of representatives formally requesting an impeachment inquiry. Well tell you what he said, coming up. We start with a pair of breaking weather stories. In california, the socalled maria fire burning out of control right now. Were learning more about how this thing may have started. On the east coast a dramatic drop in temperatures. Some areas saw 70s on thursday. Now in some spots its near fr
abortion pill. and tonight, the retired l.a. sheriff s deputy missing in greece amid soaring temperatures. the all-out search, and news coming in, a second american is now missing, too. first tonight, new storms now pummeling florida. authorities warning of life-threatening and potentially catastrophic flooding. dangerous driving, high water rescues. residents who say they have never seen this before. and now, the extreme heat moving into the east, right up the coast. washington, philadelphia, new york city. meantime, that heat helping to fuel a massive wildfire, destroying homes, shutting down a highway. from the air, the images coming in at this hour from arizona. tonight, new reaction here after the supreme court s unanimous decision today, leaving access to the abortion pill mifepristone unchanged in this country. many many states, women still able to get it through the mail. but what the justices signaled today, leaving the door open to future challenges involvin
tonight, more than 2 million people are under flood warnings and alerts, with streets and entire neighborhoods underwater. in miami, more than a foot of rain fell in the last 24 hours, and fort lauderdale is declaring a state of emergency. they are telling people to stay off the roads. apartment buildings and homes became their own islands, surrounded by floodwaters. hundreds of flights across the state are delayed or canceled, strandig passengers. similar scenes along florida s gulf coast. emergency crews responding to drivers trapped in their cars. and that area could see more than 2 feet of rain in the days ahead. cbs miami s larry seward is in is near fort lauderdale, florida, where the rain shut down a section of the interstate. reporter: relentless storms pounded south florida today, dumping more than half a foot of rain from coast-to-coast on the already-waterlogged state. flash flood warnings were issued for parts of miami-dade and broward counties, where rainfall
damage with torrential downpours and rising floodwaters across south florida. that s where we begin. good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. tonight, more than 2 million people are under flood warnings and alerts with streets and entire neighborhoods underwater. in miami, more than a foot of rain fell in the last 24 hours and fort lauderdale is declaring a state of emergency, telling people stay off the roads. apartment buildings and homes became their own islands surrounded by floodwaters. hundreds of flights across the state are delayed or canceled, stranding passengers. similar scenes among florida s gulf coast. emergency crews responding to drivers trapped in their cars. that area has seen more than 2 feet of rain in the days ahea. cbs miami s with larry seward is an art lauderdale, florida, where the rain shut down a section of the interstate. reporter: relentless storms pounded south florida jay dumping more than half a foot of rain from co
Parents at this School Started calling Police Last Week because their children were receiving threats on an app called musical. Ly. Today we learned that Police Tracked down the source of those threats. Waukesha police say a student going by the username creepyclown123 sent a message threatening the lives of students at hawthorne elementary school. He pretty much broke down and admitted that he had done this sgt Jerry Habanek with Waukesha Police says they used an ip address to find the 11 yearold boy who made the threats. He told police th to just his close friends. It just took off and it was shared and a lot of people that werent supposed to get the message got the message and the boy stated that it kind of snowballed on him and got bigger and bigger it got much larger than he expected it too while the boy . Was taken into Custody Police say he will not be charged criminally for the threats. They referred him to juvenile authorities. Police also said they spent a lot of time and res