LA County Sheriffs: Today was an honor to support the Romo family during a procession, we escorted our partner Deputy Pedro “Pete” Romo to his final resting place.

Please continue to keep his family and loved ones in your thoughts and prayers. #RIP

National Forecast. The Pacific Northwest is in line for several systems over the next week. Heavy rain and mountain snow will spread across the Northern Plains into the Great Lakes with blizzard warnings for the Rockies. The rest of the country is quiet with a much needed warm up for most.

Meanwhile, in NYC -- NYPD robot dog deployed in the Bronx. Video by Daniel Valls (FNTV)

The chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board said a preliminary assessment has revealed that damage to a fan blade in the engine that failed on a United Airlines Boeing 777-200 is consistent with metal fatigue. The Pratt & Whitney PW4000 engine failed with a “loud bang” four minutes after takeoff off Saturday from Denver, causing minor damage to the fuselage, NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt told reporters Monday after an initial analysis of the flight data and cockpit voice recorders. He said it was unclear whether the mishap is consistent with an engine failure on another Hawaii-bound United flight in February 2018 that was attributed to a fatigue fracture in a fan blade. The engine involved in Saturday’s incident on the 26-year-old aircraft is used on 128 planes — or less than 10 percent of the worldwide fleet of more than 1,600 Boeing 777s. He said the United incident was not considered an uncontained engine failure because the containment ring contained the parts as they were flying out.