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Isolated flooding for some. Gusts are already being felt. The weather system hasnt gotten that close to us as of yet. What we are seeing is a wind advisory that goes until 6 00 a. M. As you said, doug, well be dealing with this as we go into the day tomorrow. We could see gusts to 50 and 60, especially as it makes its way through. These are the areas around here that have already gotten over an inch of rain. So flash need watch for all the areas in light green action and flash Flood Warning. The other big thing, of course, the falling temperatures. The americaly will continue to drop. You coul...

Were headed back. Breaking news we are following in nepal right now. More than 800 people have been killed after a 7. 8magnitude earthquake rocking that country. The earthquake hit around madeday local time. The epicenter less than 50 miles from the capital of kathmandu. Hours later the area was shaken again with a series of at least 15 aftershocks. The earthquake triggered landslides on nearby Mount Everest and some of nepals ancient historical sites have been devastated. Theres a frantic search for any survivors among the crumbled buildings, the United Nations in fact is reporting nearly 40 ...

Pamela brown is also joining me one of our justice correspondents. Lady lets walk through this together and begin first and foremost with what we know. Kristen, to you first. I believe these are photos you took. Im not quite sure if were looking at the man here in the center of the screen who tried to fly this Remote Controlled aerial device. Can you tell me what you saw . Yeah we walked out and heard almost immediately walking out of the White House Secret Service was on top of it pushing people through the park trying to get them out of the street. We saw this man. Im not sure what picture y...

In the capital of kathmandu. Roads buckled throughout the country. It is nighttime now and theres no way to know how many people are still trapped. A reporter with abc News Australia and a fellow for the International Reporting project is in kathmandu right now. Its about 1 45 in the morning. Its dark where you are. Can you set the scene for us and whats happening there around you . Reporter thats right, its the dead of night here in nepal. Were still experiencing aftershocks almost more than 12 hours after the initial quake, which was 7. 9 magnitude. Now most of the people are too scared to r...

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