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Right now. Look at the te flags on tho the aramark building. And those showers are trending our way. Look at southern delaware. This is a view from rehoboth beach. It is a damp start there so we do have some showers and a cooler morning. Pottstown and trenton, 51 degrees. 54 at northeast philadelphia airport. While its 53 in wilmington. Grab your umbrella, if youre heading out the door, at times, you will need it. But were not looking at an allday rainfall. Well have showers through the morning. By lunchtime, 53 degrees. Jillian mele is seeing some of that damp out there. Its a pretty chilly m...

Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. This is our western edition. President obama is calling in a specialist to deal with ebola, but ron klain is not a medical doctor. Hes a doctor of law, and his specialty is not diseases. The white house says, its management as chief of staff to the Vice President in 2009, he helped run the economic stimulus program. The president named klain today to run the federal Ebola Response. We have a series of reports on ebola tonight, beginning with Major Garrett at the white house. What we were looking fo...

All right. Lets go first to Nbcs Kristen Welker live at the white house. Whats the latest info we have . Lets go back to the fence jumper. Well, were just learning that suspect is going to appear in a District Court here in d. C. A little bit later on this afternoon, joy. As you mentioned at the top, he jumped over the fence here of the white house just after 7 00 last night. That is when two canine units were released. He actually fought them off. He kicked them. He punched them. But ultimately, they got the better of him. Officers were able to apprehend him just moments after he jumped over ...

Citrus growers in California are facing significant pest challenges because of heavy rainfall caused by atmospheric rivers.

Crop estimates drop as reports indicate some growers have experienced exterior scarring on as much as 80% of fruit.