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The ugly. first the good. it is getting cheaper to borrow money to achieve the american dream and buy a house, long-term mortgage rates are on the decline, 30 year fixed-rate mortgage is dropping to 4.83%. 15 year fixed-rate loans are down so that is good news. now the bad. actress heather locklear getting sued after allegedly tacking any mt the night she was arrested. according to tmc she's accused of kicking the woman causing injuries that made her miss work and lose out on pay. finally the ugly. a liberal student pouring a drink on republicans at florida state university. >> don't pour your...

September coming in 4.83 inches. the last record was 4.3. seattle has broken the record for saturday. not for the month but we know how much rain everybody is dealing with and strong winds in addition to that. what caused it? a big low out there in the pacific northwest with a couple of waves that kind of kicked through the area. with that it pulled the moisture from the coastline and continued to give them rain. i wish i could say it's over with, but still more rain in the forecast today but not as heavy over the weekend but flooding concerns are high with even more rain about 2 to 4 inches s...

Force winds 75-mile-an-hour wind gusts were reported. they took down trees and power lines. what a mess. thousands of customers remain without power this morning. indra is covering all of this for us this morning. what can oregon expect today? >> i wish i could say no more rain but, unfortunately, more rain in the forecast for them and even more wind expected in the forecast. you can see what it looked like from the weekend. starting on saturday and it does not let up. the rain continued one after the next. next band after another. all things with a couple of fronts that moved through region...

For bp politically in this country, meeting with the president, as well. so some kind of a change or a handover of leadership early, or at least a change in the u.s. part of the operations coming after a very busy week. >> all right, christine, let's change gears for a second and talk about housing. we had some sense that at least the housing part of the economy is starting to stabilize. but there is evidence now that in fact there are possibilities of some bumps in the recovery in housing in this country. >> that's right. we had this sort of spring awakening in housing, right? we had a first ...

Still dealing with rising rivers after a massive storm. folks in freetown, massachusetts, stranded after the only road in town washed out. and a state of emergency declared in rhode island, residents are keeping their eyes on one river which is expected to crest at 20 feet today. and it continues to rain in rhode island as well. take a look. these are some rainfall records. boston is having the wettest march on record with 14.83 inches. providence, rhode island, the wettest month on record. wettest month, that's extraordinary. here in central park in new york city, we wound up with a little ov...