WHITFIELD: Checking other stories making news now. First to California, where flash floods turned some intersections into a muddy mess yesterday. Take a look. This is San Bernardino County. That is a mess. Mudslides blocked some roads entirely. Police say some people were trapped in their cars surrounded by rushing water. No reports of injuries however. In Kansas City, Missouri, a war veteran has been reunited with his dog that saved his life. Logan Black and Diego the bomb-sniffing dog worked at least 40 missions together in Iraq. After retiring, Black wanted to adopt Diego, but the pup was still owned by the government. But then last week after five years, he was finally allowed to take him home. They're happily together again. All right, health officials are warning people to be aware deadly salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe this time. Two people have died and more than 140 others have gotten sick across 20 states. The tainted melons are from a farm in south western Indiana. Health officials are telling consumers to throw out any cantaloupes from that region. All right, doctors are discovering more health benefits for coffee drinkers. Several studies found evidence that coffee prevents a variety of illnesses including Type 2 diabetes, Parkinson's disease and depression. The study only shows an association between that cup of Joe and health benefits, not a causal effect. All right, teenage moms and their babies facing huge challenges in Colombia in particular. Meet a "CNN Hero" trying to help.
War Vet Reunited With Bomb Sniffing Dog; Salmonella Cases Linked to Melons