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. >> reporter: john ma roon says phelps will broad -- maroon says he will broaden his appeal to athletic endorsers and non46 athletic endorsers. >> anybody that wants to tie themselves to patriotism and sports, and then there are the other ones that are more consumer-driven that can play off of him because people really like him. >> reporter: fans are getting a glimpse of the world's greatest olympian however they can. >> he deserves it. he's sacrificed a ton and he's worked very hard. >> reporter: john maroon says phelps' biggest challenge will be to relevant. at just 27, he as a long life ahead. >> phelps has three more chances to medal before his olympic career comes to a close. >>> one year later, and no new leads. robyn gardener vanishes in aruba and her family does not give up hope she's alive. kai jackson has tonight's grim anniversary. >> reporter: they hope they will find something to give them hope to keep going. >> reporter: robyn gardener vacations in aruba with 52-year- old gary j rorks dano, a man she met online. >> the head detective says we're arresting you for the murder

>> hey, greg, maroon 5 can go anywhere. hard to say. >> did you just call them the pho roone 5 -- the maroon 5, mike? >> that's it from london, back to you, greg. >> a big waste of time. did he have a picture of the leaning tower of pizza. >> yes, outside of london. >> in his -- he is not fooling me at all. that's down the hall. it is in our office. >> how would you explain the leaning tower of pizza in our hallway? >> i think this girl did a great thing, the moment of silence. didn't she show up those jerk offs? >> of course she did. the position of the rest of the world are their countries are depressing nonproductive, physically dirty because israel exists. it is nice to have someone give them the spiritual middle finger by winning the gold. >> she is agents -- she is a little hero. are they bigots who traffic in bigoty bigotry, or are they just scared for their lives? >> there is the global anti-seem terrorism for sure. she should have channeled sinead o'connor and ripped the picture. to say this israel exists globally

. >> reporter: marketing expert john maroon says phelps will broaden his appeal to athletic endorsers and not athletic endorsers as well. >> anybody who wants to tie themselves to greatness, athleticism, patriotism, the speedos, the swim wear and the underarmour. but then there's going to be the other one. that is more consumer driven. people have come to like michael and root for him. >> reporter: for now, fans are getting a glimpse of the world's greatest olympian, however they can. >> he deserves it. he has sacrificed a ton for what he's done. and so he's worked really, really hard. >> reporter: john maroon says now phelps' biggest challenge will be to stay relevant. at just 27 years old, he is retiring and has a long life before him. it will be interesting to see what he does next. jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> and of course, we will be watching. jessica, thank you very much. phelps has three more chances for a medal in the 2012 olympic games. >> and we'll be watching that. >> absolutely. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. a major facebook vibrant new e

maroon 5 pay phone became a hit this summer. ♪ i'm at a pay phone >> it was one of the most shazamableongs. you get mixes of your song on youtube. this youtube user used samples of people covering "pay phone" and created a mix mash up off all the videos. ♪ >> she claims there was no additional mixing, it was just the perfect blend of all these videos. >> what's nice is how he paired the voices together that compliment each other. i can't imagine the time it took to do something like this. it probably isn't hard work for him. he hears it in his head before he puts it together. >> finally, it's a different song. >> if i hear sexy and i know it one more time, i'm going to jump out the window. i think this is cool. the whole worldcoming together to sing one song. >> i'm at a pay phone -- >>> it's trick shot time. a guy is in australia for how ridiculous it is to use a boomerang. >> let's see what we can do. >> this one blows my mind. >> yeah! he did it. >> are you kidding? that's great. this is cool. i haven't seen a boomerang slicing on egg before. >> did you see he managed to catch the b

. >> reporter: marketing expert john maroon says phelps will broaden his appeal to athletic endorsers and nonathletic endorsers as well. >> anyone who wants to tie them to athleticism, patriotism, the speedos, the swim wear and the underarmour. and then there's going to be the other ones. people really have come to like michael and root for him. >> come up, michael. come up. >> reporter: for now, fans are getting a glimpse of the world's greatest olympian, however they can. >> he deserves it. he has sacrificed a ton for what he's done. and he's worked really, really hard. >> reporter: and maroon tells me that phelps' next challenge is to stay rel vabilities at-- relevant at 27 years old. we are all anxious to see what he plans to do next. jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> phelps has three more races in these olympic games. >> the month of august begins with lots of clouds. not much sunshine tonight, as we take a live look outside. temperatures are right around normal for this time of year. meteorologist bernadette woods and bob turk are updating our conditions. bob? >> we hav

this one brave soul in the maroon shirt gingerly walks by as the bison continues to bob his head.h -- >> oh, my god. >> no. >> the bison charges. >> oh, no. >> separates a 12-year-old boy who's running for his life now. >> run! >> tell what you, that kid's fast for being in sandals. >> it's adrenaline and fear driving that boy. >> i just can't believe that guy, that adult in the blue shirt, his dumb smile as he's running away from this thing. this kid just almost got killed. >> that's not funny at all. >> maybe he's alive. >> identified as yellowstone national park. every visitor that goes into the park gets a flyer that says, stay away from the animals. there are about 1,500 to 2,000 pounds and can run about 30 miles per hour. approximately six people per year are killed. >> they're crouching in on their territory, and you cannot possibly predict what's going to happen. >> that kid is just so lucky that he didn't trip in the grass. he could have easily got trampled. >> run! ♪ >>> a prickly pair go at it to see who snaps first. >> ah! ah! >> see why number one stuck out from all t

the passenger in the maroon truck did end up dying from the accident and he was visiting from new york. the driver is in the hospital in serious condition. >> it's not clear what actually happened that led this driver to be driving in the opposite direction. an investigation is still going on. but they believe that he was driving in the opposite direction for about two miles before the impact was made. >> two miles? he had to notice the freeway wasn't empty, he had to notice all the other cars going the other way. >>> we have fun jobs, but this video will make you wish you weren't sitting here and it will make you wish you were out with these guys. now, if this looks a little familiar, it may look like a video we had a few months ago of the human sling shot. this is kind of a canadian homage. they take an atv, stretch a lope across the pond, tie it down, wet it down and out of they go. huge air. >> what? so they made like a giant slip n slide for this raft. >> that's huge air. >> mega air. they're going down so fast, they're not just sliding down, they're getting pulled. >> look at the

first, the flooding in manila. 8,000 people have been displaced and marooned. schools and businesses are shut. the president has warned that the emergency services are stretched to the limit. he says the government does not have infinite capability. from manila -- >> it has been ringing almost constantly hear and many people feel they have no choice but to leave their homes and everything they own. more than eight hundred people have now been displaced by the floods. more are still stranded. police and volunteers are combing the roads that have become rivers to find them. aid workers are waiting to help them. >> there is also extensive population that has been affected by this. the latest figures are 1.2 million people who have been affected. we estimate. >> officials have turned schools and even basketball courts into evacuation centers where people can get food and clothing and shelter. it is only a temporary solution. these people look lost and frightened. >> [speaking foreign language] >> it is difficult here. the sleeping conditions are not comfortable. it

where we are in gulfport, mississippi, we're marooned. in whatever direction we drive eventually we hit impassable water and unless you're in a humvee like 1500 national guardsmen on patrol here you really are not going to get anywhere so any hurricane holdouts are stuck. they've extended the curfew that began last night until tomorrow morning. 24,000 mississippians are without power. they're going to stay in the dark for some time because these conditions are too bad even for emergency crews. and, scott, more trouble is coming. close to two feet of rain could fall on mississippi by friday. >> pelley: mark strassmann in the storm. thank you, mark. all that rain that isaac is bringing will be welcome farther north. have a look at this. parts of arkansas, missouri, illinois, and indiana are dealing with an extreme drought and that's exactly where the remnants of isaac are expected to be in the next few days. isaac is driving up the price of gasoline. the storm has all but shut down production in the gulf. gas was up five cents today to a na

this is misty, marooned on the top of a mountain. abandoned by her owner.n rescued by a group of total strangers. a bitter custody battle was brewing. now come criminal charges. anthony, seen here with his dog in a loving embrace eventually left her hanging on for her life. the 29-year-old who abandoned his dog on a mountain two weeks ago is charged with man cruelty. >> it could be losing the animal to fines and/or jail time if the court deems so. >> reporter: he says his dog suffered multiple injuries while hiking and he was unable to carry her down alone. a week later, she was found bloody and alone. >> she was laying there. she was barely moving at all. >> reporter: they posted the dog's picture and location online. >> we got tons and tons of phone calls. people wanting to help. >> reporter: and the next day, seven volunteers, mostly strangers, raced up the mountain to save the battered dog. in this unforgettable image, they loaded her into a backpack and carried her down the mountain. is there she had major cuts and lacerations to all four legs and feet

southeast and far west as california, washington and oregon you have the areas shaded in red and dark maroonolor you have exceptional drought that is impacting the west ask including the state of oklahoma and likely one of the reasons why the wildfire spread so rapidly. you have dry brush in place to help spread the wildfires. triple digit temperatures in the upper midwest. and highs in the cents we have a red flag warning in affect for oklahoma because of dry conditions. and also gusty winds that will help to spread the wildfire rapudly. we are going to see much needed rain in portions . great bakes and midwest. some of that rain can come in thunderstorms that can produce severe weather. we'll have large hail and damaging wind isolated tornados are possible. >> maria, thank you very much. end of the era for michael phelps who swims the last olympics race today. he picked up a gold in the 100 meter but are fly. and he may pick up a gold in an event the u.s. men never lost. >> ser 18 williams won the gold in women's tennis a quick look at the medal count. china leads the way. and the u.s. is

good either because most of the nation's midsection, most of the areas we are seeing these reds and maroonshey are expected to stay that way for the next couple months. we are expecting to see maybe slightly cooler air in parts of the northeast but its been so hot we don't expect a lot. the jet stream staying near the border and that means real heat continues, especially in the west and southwest united states as we head through the next week. maybe some cooler temperatures for the far northeast but still very, very hot as we get out to the west. so as far as the day today map here is how it looks, on monday high pressure controlling parts of the great lake, rain in parts of the southeast and some of the western plains and the four corners area. another front that will start off in the northern plains, we he will see that starting to come through, i don't think it'll have quite as much moisture but we will have to watch that chance of showers and thunderstorms, stationary front bringing more rain and four corners area could see a little bit of rain as well. here comes friday. we have anothe

they drove away in a large maroon-colored suv. the victim was rushed to a raw ma center. at least five jewelry stores were robbed in the past few weeks. >>> scary moments in san francisco's mission district earlier this evening of the we showed you smoke rising from a house fire on ab abc7 news at 5. firefighters stopped it before the flames could spread to the nearby buildings. it started in a cot teg behind a a -- a cottage behind a larger home. the sound of sirens could be heard racing up the berkeley hills after a fire broke out there. it happened around 6:30 along arlington avenue where a garage caught fire and threatened the nearby homes. firefighters were able to contain that two-alarm fire and nobody was hurt. >> we are learning about a fatal clan crash in nevada and the victims may be from fresno. the plane crashed shortly after takeoff from south lake tahoe airport. it is it is regged to the owner of -- registered to the owner of a trucking company in fresno. the owner, his wife, daughter and friends were flying to tahoe. the national transportation safety board

. >> marketing expert john maroon says phelps will broaden his appeal to athletic endorseers and nonathletic endorseers as well. >> anybody that wants that tie themselves to greatness, the swim wear and the underarmors, but then there's going to be the other ones that are more consumer driven that you can playoff because people really have come to like michael and root for him. >> for now fans are getting a glimpse at the world's greatest olympian however they can. >> he deserves it. he sack sacrificed a ton for what he's done. he's worked hard. >> jessica kartalija reporting. fell p phelps has three -- phelps has three more chances to medal before his olympic career comes to a close including a match up with ryan lochte today. >>> the yankees hit big and prevented a oriels sweep. the game was a set back for pitcher zach britain. this double was the last pitch he would throw. he allowed 7 runs before he hit the bench. the yankees win 12-3. the birds still did win two of three games in that series. the road trip will continue this weekend. saturday and sunday it will be on wjz. you can saturd

two appeared to be in their 20s drove away in a large ma loon colored suv the victim was rush -- maroon the victim was rushed to a trauma center. >>> it has been another violent weekend in oakland with at least 10 shootings, three victims are children under 14. saturday night at 9:30 a 14-year-old boy was shot while visiting a cousin. the boy's grandmother says he was shot in the head and is in critical condition at children's hospital. his 21-year-old cousin died at the scene. >> on church street a 12-year-old girl was wounded when bullets tore through her home 3:30 saturday and a 7-year-old was grazed by a bullet friday. >>> oakland mayor quan will announce plans today for oakland loves its sports teams week through september 10th through the 14th, kicks off the day raiders host monday night football and wraps up when a's host orioles. yesterday the warriors announced the firm that will design their new arena in san francisco, the nba team unveiled plan to move back in may, a's voiced from in moving to san jose raiders are exploring several options for a new home. >>> it 6:30 7. busy

police say the two thieves appeared to be in their 20s drove way in a large maroon colored suv the victimwas rushed to a trauma center. at least five jewelry stores have been robbed in the bay area in the past few weeks. >>> another violent weekend with at least 10 shootings in oakland, three, children under 14 were shot. saturday night a 14 year boiled was shot while he visited his cousin. police are still looking for whoever opened fire. right now no word on the motive. the boy's grandmother says he was shot in the head and is in critical at children's hospital. his 21-year-old cousin died at the scene. the grandmother says the boy moved out of oakland recently, for his own safety. >> let the aunt take over and raise him in another county, for what? he comes to visit to see his cousin for one afternoon and look what happens. >> on church street a 12-year-old girl was wounded when bullets tore through her home 3:30 saturday morning. friday a west oakland 7-year-old was grazed by a bullet while playing. residents and leaders are expressing frustration at not being able to stop the violenc

coming up quickly, tomorrow a couple things are happening, this cold front has mixed out the maroon layer sunshine cooler -- marine layer, today sunshine cooler air continues to filter in today and tonight going to wash out that marine layer, sunnier, wind shift and warmer tomorrow. today, little blustery, with a west wind up to 20 knots, temperatures in the 50s for the america's cup. tonight if you are headed to the giants' game, late afternoon, upper 50s, with the fog and then dropping through the mid 50s. a chilly night tonight for the ballgame. we will be looking at some mild weather inland. still a little grey, but 75 expected high in concord today, 77 livermore. centennial continues in sunnyvale, low 70s there, sonoma race with upper 60s in the north bay, 64 in san mateo, mid 60s here and afternoon clearing. it is definitely a fall-like day out there, we'll see warm-up tomorrow in fact, very little fog and we'll stay that way, a little warmer midweek then the cooler weather on the heels of this mini warm-up. >> thanks lisa i guess it is hot in pennsylvania, at least as far as we're

they issued campus code maroon locking the campus down. they don't know if anyone from the university is involved. multiple people shot including civilians and police officers. >> when i spoke not too long ago, she told me, you never know how many people are involved. she said one person is contained, but there's the possibility and they are looking sboog it now that others could be involved. >> this is still a fluid situation. they don't know if there's another suspect. one person in custody blocks away from the campus. like you said, scary situation anywhere. >> and still the details of the injuries, we don't know yet. >> we don't know the severity and how many people have been shot. the first call came in at 12:12. according to sergeant jason james, the first officer that responded was listed as down. another officer we responded and took that suspect into custody. >> let us know. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> now this. congressman paul ryan has just made remarks at the iowa state fair. this is his first public solo appeara

they drove away in a large maroon-colored suv. the victim was rushed to a raw ma center. at least five jewelry stores were robbed in the past few weeks. >>> scary moments in san francisco's mission district earlier this evening of the we showed you smoke rising from a house fire on ab abc7 news at 5. firefighters stopped it before the flames could spread to the nearby buildings. it started in a cot teg behind a a -- a cottage behind a larger home. the sound of sirens could be heard racing up the berkeley hills after a fire broke out there. it happened around 6:30 along arlington avenue where a garage caught fire and threatened the nearby homes. firefighters were able to contain that two-alarm fire and nobody was hurt. >> we are learning about a fatal clan crash in nevada and the victims may be from fresno. the plane crashed shortly after takeoff from south lake tahoe airport. it is it is regged to the owner of -- registered to the owner of a trucking company in fresno. the owner, his wife, daughter and friends were flying to tahoe. the national transportation safety board

when they found missy she has been marooned on the mountain for 8 days. >> paws were all torn up and bloody. she was crippled. basically over. >>reporter: they loaded the dog into a backpack for the long walk down. the image indelible. >> the dog lived for 8 days on the mountain without anything and she still is the sweetest dog ever. >>reporter: this morning missy treated for dehydration and injured paws and her prognosis is good. but here's the twist. her owner a 29-year-old named anthony here on the face book photo has now emerged saying he wants his dog back. >> he didn't do enough to get her off the mountain and therefore doesn't deserve to get her back. >>reporter: in on line forum he explains that he tried but was unable to carry his pet down the mountain by himself. i humbly beg for giveness of the community and most of all my missy girl. community response has been fierce. >> left her to die. >>reporter: the case is now in the hands of animal control. dan harris abc news, new york. >>> deputy working the case says decision about missy future probably won't be made for months

he was shackled, she said, wearing a maroon jump suit and appeared to be following the hearings. >>> at boston university and veterans affairs have linked a gene to post traumatic stress disorder. we spoke to the lead researcher. he told us they studied the dna of people who had ptsd and of those who had experienced trauma but didn't then suffer from the disorder. what they found was people who had ptsd had a variation of a certain gene called rora. it's a gene that helps protect brain cells from the bad effects of stress and basically our understanding is it's not quite a mutation of the gene but it's a variation that's a little bit different and that might be why they actually end up suffering from ptsd after trauma. miller told us the study gives researchers a new avenue to explore. >>> it hasn't been all good news for nasa. today, the lander crashed after briefly taking off. according to nasa, the vehicle experienced a hardware component failure. no one was injured. it had been designed to carry 1100 pounds of cargo to the moon. it uses green propellants, liquid oxygen and methan

but there's a lot more that happens on the floor than just a maroon drop. joining me now are two veteran reporters who have covered a bunch of these bashes. susan davis of "usa today" and paul kaine of "the washington post." welcome, guys. >> good morning, luke. >> more than just a balloon drop, what can we tell people that's going on behind the scenes? folks see the confetti, see the dancing delegates, they hear there's going to be lynyrd skynyrd and journey and zack brown band, and all these lobbyists get to party, but what's going on inside the halls that we don't necessarily see on camera? >> i think one of the things to remember about conventions is that while they've become very scripted events and sort of very predictable events, for a lot of americans, this is their first introduction to really paying attention to who these candidates are. it's important to remember in 2008, almost 40 million people tuned in to hear both barack obama and john mccain speak. for a lot of voters, this is the first time they're going to have a long, prolonged clans to h

"payphone" by maroon 5. "right" bye ellie goulding. she stopped by here. "titanium."is is a public service by "pop news." if these songs are not downloaded on your iphone there you go. write it down. those are the songs that will forever be iconically represented as the songs of summer 2012. >> or you can come by my house. sarina singing "wide awake" on an endless loop. she's still wide awake. yes. >>> plenty of buzz over the weekend about when brad and angelina will tie the knot at their french estate. remember, you guys made so much fun of me when they were building the so-called chapel. >> never. >> they did in fact build that so-called chapel. we're hearing that is where it will happen. according to the new york post, a couple was actually in greece. angie was apparently even dressed in white at a restaurant. >> in the summer? >> in greece. >> that's the new york post reporting that. >> they say that when the greek restauranteur asked, was she ready to get hitched? she laughed and said, not yet. she said she and her family love greece too much to leave and they ha

when they found misty, she had been marooned on the mountain for eight days. >> her paws were torn up and bloody. >> she seemed crippled. it seemed like it was over. >> reporter: they gingerly loaded the dog in a backpack for the long walk down. the image, indelible. >> this dog lived for eight days on the mountain without anything. and she's still the sweetest dog ever. >> reporter: this morning, misty is being treated for dehydration and injured paws. here's the twist, her owner, a 29-year-old anthony, has emerged, saying he wants his dog back. >> he didn't enough to get her off the mountain. and therefore, doesn't deserve to get her back. >> reporter: in an online forum, the owner explains he tried but was unable to carry his pet down the mountain by himself. i humbly beg the forgiveness of the community and most of all, my missy girl. the community response has been fierce. >> he threw her away. he left her to die. >> reporter: this case is now in the hands of animal control. and in fact, the deputy working the case tells abc news, the decision about missy's future probably won't

and you sing backup of two of maroon 5's songs. did you always want to get in the family business? what was it like growing up? >> we had fun. my parents are awesome and loving. >> they did something right. you went to harvard. you have so many co-stars, past and present. you are so funny. we thought we would put you to the test and see if you can make us laugh. >> no pressure. >> what's the first word that comes to your mind when you see this lady? amy poehler. >> brilliant. >> one word for this guy. steve carell? >> the best. that's two words. genius. >> this is going to be a tough one for you. >> kermit the frog. >> lexy. i did it. >> you can't use it for this next one. >> justin timberlake. >> talent. straight talent. >> he is talent. and you can probably use sexy, too. what's next for you? >> i'm going back to "parks and recreation." >> with your brilliant co-star. look for that and "celeste and jesse forever" in theaters august 3rd. >>> thanks for having me, guys. >>> coming up, rachael ray fires up the grill. >>> guess who's back. rachael ray is here. >> hey, everybody. i'm