in terms of the other talented candidates getting air team. it is becoming a self reinforcing thing. >> you look at the spectacles lindsey graham setting himself on fire. and rick perry calling him a cancer on conservative. the only way many of the republicans can get any air time is by tangling with trump. >> it has been successful there are three tiers, the trump tear, the serious candidates and the others that are in single digits. it is news that trump is gaining traction among republicans. and republican-leaning voters and i think you can attribute that to celebrity, et cetera. but the media is so focused on the horse rain there is nothing they love more than republicans fighting. the media isn't really putting its feet to the fire when it comes to his agenda beyond trying to get mexico to pay for a wall. which is ridiculous. >> he brushes the question off i will find a way you will find out. you say the media are not doing it. he defies convention by not answering the questions. >> you are not seeing so many stories about the flip flowni

this team is different. i feel an air of confidence. we do not overlook japan for one second. they are a very organized or -- and good team. the best team will be left standing on sunday night. we hope it is us. robert: danny lee with a victory after a playoff hole. tiger showed some signs of life. he finished with a three under 67 today. he said that this is the best he has hit in a very long time. positive momentum for the british open. both the wizards and the spurs are waiting to see what the all-star forward david west will do next season. tiger is doing better. kellye: good to see him. he definitely needs it. robert: kellye: when will the rain arrived. devon: that is the best question. we are tracking the stuff to the south and east. running at 20 and 30. it is still a ways away. it will likely be after midnight. two rounds of morning rain and then evening thunderstorms during the rush-hour. kellye: thank you so much for joining us. we hope to see you back here at 11:00. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i

father and son air force team online. and we said it's just a matter of time before they break out and start doing things in the real world. nadal hassan. i bought a pistol in virginia. i was, like, escorted off the base rapidly. >> we're going to talk about that. hegsteph is up next. u.s. marines are standing there unarmed, gunned down by some punk. i want to ask you this. just in the islamic state spokesperson released an audio message asking followers during ramadan which ends this weekend, to turn it into a time of calamity for the infidels. and we've been told repeatedly that they want to hit military members. should we be turning some of these so-called soft targets into harder targets? i mean, i'm not just talking about just armed military men and women. not in the strip mall. somewhere where they are more protected. >> absolutely. there's this huge facility in northern virginia off post, middle of nowhere. it's a big pentagon offshoot, not presented by anything, a huge target that no one wants to talk b absolutely

father and son air force team online. and we said it's just a matter of time before they break out and start doing things in the real world. nadal hassan. i bought a pistol in virginia. i was, like, escorted off the base rapidly. >> we're going to talk about that. hegsteph is up next. u.s. marines are standing there unarmed, gunned down by some punk. i want to ask you this. just in june the islamic state spokesperson released an audio message asking followers during ramadan which ends this weekend, to turn it into a time of calamity for the infidels. and we've been told repeatedly that they want to hit military members. should we be turning some of these so-called soft targets into harder targets? i mean i'm not just talking about just armed military men and women. not in the strip mall. somewhere where they are more protected. >> absolutely. there's this huge facility in northern virginia off post middle of nowhere. it's a big pentagon offshoot not presented by anything a huge target that no one wants to talk b absolutel

teams are called. the ground rescue volunteers and at the kearn county sheriff's office, the air support team of deputiesour gear together that we needed to conduct the hoist rescue, pulled the helicopter out, took off and started heading out there. >> as we were going out there, the first ground units arrived on scene and actually confirmed that they had six people stuck in three different trees. >> when they reached the scene, mcadoo and nelson are surprised at how swollen the river is. >> stuff that's usually dry land was underwater. >> it was shocking to see the peril that these people were in. >> the ground team rescues two people using boats, but they can't reach mike or ed, marooned in the trees. >> that's when they asked for us to go ahead and conduct a hoist rescue. >> the rafters have been in the water for more than an hour, and are growing dangerously chilled. how much longer can they hold on? >> i was starting to feel a bit frostbitten. >> maneuvering a rescue hoist into the trees is no easy feat. as he drops down, one big risk is jason nelson will get tangled in the trees himself. slowly, pa

and it's giving us a good look at how a firefighter survived a mid-air collision in south carolina. the coast guard sent a rescue team in to find the air force pilot who safely ejected from his f-16 just before it slammed into the side of a cessna. they picked up the pilot and took him back to base for observation. the skies were clear this morning when the jet collided with the plane just outside charleston. and we have confirmed that both people on board that cessna were killed. the crash sent debris rain do you think on a trailer park. but family that lives in this one wasn't home when a huge piece of the jet landed on it. and new tonight we learned the cessna had just taken off moments before the collision, headed to myrtle beach. live at the desk, i'm chris laurence. >>> a small brushfire did major damage in california today. now an entire church community is without a place to worship. the blaze began next to a freeway, but quickly spread to a mormon church in a suburb of l.a. more than 100 firefighters battled these flames. it took 90 minutes to bring them under control. no one was in the church at the time. i

air-conditioners. the epa is on the ground with hazmat teams. they're testing the air quality. and when the fire is finally put out, the investigation into what caused it will begin. stephanie gosk, nbc news, north brunswick, new jersey. >>> donald trump is very rich and very successful in business. he's made that clair in between unleashing attacks on his republican rivals. but just how much money does he have? trump has said he's worth $10 billion. and tonight federal election officials have released campaign forms, 92 pages in all, that spell out trump's wealth in detail. but they don't exactly clear up the financial picture. nbc's peter alexander explains why. >> reporter: hundreds of millions from real estate, golf courses, and speaking engagements. in a hefty 92-page financial disclosure to the federal election commission, donald trump gave a glimpse of what he's worth. 515 companies and partnerships, 168 listed assets. 23 of which are worth 50 million or more. trump's income last year, at least 362 million. >> nobody knows how rich i am. so now i had to file. >> reporter

mikaelian, police have launched a massive effort to find her covering the ground, searching by air, calling in dive teams. madyson was last seen riding her scooter with friends. that's where we find azenith smith with the latest on the search. >> reporter: i want to show you a picture of 8-year-old maddy, imagine if this was your little girl. everyone keeps saying this is a parents' worst nightmare. police have enlisted the help of the fbi and the santa cruz county sheriff's office and the state emergency services all to try to find this little girl. now just around 10:00 this morning, police briefed us and they told us they do not believe any foul play happened. there have been no signs of foul play. they are not calling this a case of kidnapping but rather a case of a missing lost girl. her family has been cooperative. police are hoping she's simply at a friend's house but they have not seen or heard her. we want to show you an image from surveillance video from the apartment complex that captured maddy riding her scooter when she disappeared around 5 last night. her disappearance trigger an all out re

the department of homeland security deployed a strike team and air space over chattanooga was briefly closed. >> repeated constantly on social media. so important, so many people, so many of you say pray for chattanooga, pray for our city. >> reporter: tonight, this community is remembering the lives lost and wondering how the this could happen here. president obama was briefed on the situation just after it unfolded and tonight, the department of homeland security is stepping up patrols at certain federal facilities out of an abundance of caution, lester? >> gabe, how can it happen? why could it happen? as we ask what inspired or motivated the attack, the fbi is busy gathering all it can about the suspected shooter. it has taken the lead in the investigation and we get that part of the story from our justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: federal investigators swarmed to the house where 24-year-old mohammod youssuf abdulazeez lived. u.s. officials say he's the son of a chattanooga city employee and naturalized u.s. citizen from kuwait. who live in hicks hick hickson near c

because this team is different. i feel an airwill be left standing on sunday night and of course we hope it's us. >> and you will see the whole kitten caboodle. the game is sunday. and we'll start revving you up right here on fox 2 at 2:00. >>> meanwhile wrap your head around this. in the first couple of days the nba free agency period, team owners have signed off on more than a billion dollars in player contracts alone. but if they're throwing that kind of less around. players should be only too happy to snatch it up. the mavs have lures one of the best big men in the league. dallas gets jordan. leaves the l.a. clippers. it's a four year $80 million contract. also no rajon rondo or melanevi both signing with the kings. nothing comes comes easier to steph curry than shooting threes. it doesn't matter where he's doing it. it's kind of one of those seg ways. that was at st. joe's high school over in alameda. the clinic he put on last week. doesn't matter he can pop. >> he can. >> he's started a new sport. >> thank everybody for joi

because of the heat and a humidity as well as the poor air quality, once again tomorrow will be a storm team 4 weather alert day. we're under a code orange air quality alert for most of the region. i'll be showing you that map in just a moment. and tomorrow afternoon some scattered thunderstorms are possible. the focus really the heat and humidity. but because it will be so humid, if we do see any thunderstorms develop tomorrow afternoon, they could contain very heavy rainfall. and as you know, it's been a very wet summer. so that could lead to some flash flooding concerns can. of course tom will be in tomorrow morning updating the forecast. veronica and doug during the afternoon here is the air quality alert i mentioned. for all the counties here in gray, this is the d.c. metro area. prince william, loudoun counties in virginia all of southern maryland and frederick county. code orange for increased levels of ozone. so if you are sensitive groups, what that means you have respiratory or heart issues, you definitely want to take it easy and keep children and elderly in mind tomorrow. travel.

from the air, landslides appear like scars. the team has to fix the trail as they walk. most of the houses in this village have been damaged. >> the village has had problems with food availability. and now their main crop has been desim desimated by an insect making them reline on food distribution. we see the maize plantation. >> after the earthquake an insect started to eat it. look at what it did. they use fertilisers for some of the croppings. crops. the maize should have been ready. while the fields like lush. it is not well formed. more than 200 metric tonnes of food and other its have been carried by porters to 83,000 people living in villages. for the people recovering from the earthquake the aid comes as a welcome relief. >>> a kenyan mall attacked by al-shabab fighters in 2013 is reopening on saturday. 67 died in nairobi, when fighters carrying weapons sprayed shops with bullets. we have spoken to an owner about her hopes for the future. here is her story. >> i'm nadya from the fragrance lounge. we are ready to open. i was here. i ran out in a very very bad sta

turnaround but i didn't want her to lose confidence in herself and change her attitude toward the team airu had just won olympics. you were confident. but you weren't this guy. you are a new guy. you are not bragging. >> right. >> you were at espy's. i know you still have a plan five year plan, ten year plan. >> we're still going. i think we're both proud, is there so many people that are proud of us but after i finish that game i'm kind of like okay, this is what it tastes like. i can score a couple goals in the game and i just want to keepgoing. james things is there more in me. that is what it is all about. >> we have fix history. we're done. it is over. now we can be regular friend. >> yes, back to just being normal friends again and just back to work like under dogs. >> yes, thank you. >> you are awesome. >> i said to you privately it is so nice to necessity her and to be able to spend time with you as a mom as a woman. i think you are doing great. >> just don't mess this up. i fixed this. you don't mess up. we're good. >> all good. >> they are going back down the shore tomorrow to so

: plus the most visited museum in the country falling apart. "7 on your side" watchdog team investigates why the air and space museum needs $365 million in repairs. maureen: another black church goes up in flames for the second time in 20 years. the cause this time. next on "ab jonathan: breaking news from the abc7 newsroom. metro transit police arrested a 14-year-old with a series of robbery with people having their iphone 6's ripped from their hands. show you a map. four stations in the district, one in maryland. but in all there were six robberies. so far they only arrested a one 14-year-old who will be facing criminal charges. we can show you the videotape. this is what i that you would two do. wait until -- this is what they would do. wait until the last minute and run off. hopefully he will turn over information to lead him to his friends to catch all of them. they put the video to warn people to be individual leapt riding the rails from may to june 15. that is the latest from the breaking news desk. jonathan elias. abc7 news. back to you. maureen: thank you. more breaking news from the white

the epa has hazmat teams testing the air quality in that area. it says most likely the chemicals have disbursed at this point. six nearby apartment buildings were evacuated and they may be allowed to return home this afternoon. >>> the man accused of killing nine people in the charleston church massacre is now facing federal charges, including hate crimes. yesterday, a grand jury indicted dylann roof and they say he was motivated by racial hatred and wanted to commit a notorious attack. according to investigators roof opened fire last month at a church in south carolina. after yesterday's indictment roof is now eligible for the death penalty. >>> critics suggest this dash cam video showing the arrest of sandra bland was edited to cut out key parts. this morning, officials say none of the alleged edit came during the 14 minutes that show bland's arrest. chicago native was traveling through texas when she was arrested and charged with assault on a public servant. in the meantime, she filled out a suicide questionnaire that shows she was taking an a

. >> reporter: the high school engineering team added plasma to the fuel air mix.his out. >> a fuel air mixture with too little fuel and as soon as you turn on the plasma, we generate the benefit. >> reporter: for this team -- >> as we move the throttle forward it accelerates the back wheels. >> reporter: cutting down fuel casts for truckers is the goal. and he says hybrid technology added to the trailer is the solution. >> we are adding a drive train battery pack electric motor and a control system to this trailer suspension to allow us it use regenerative braking to power the trailer. >> reporter: both teams are national finalists in a student business plan competition sponsored by the u.s. department of energy. jennifer garzon runs it. >> amazing students and providing them with an opportunity almost a safe environment to pitch their ideas in front of the amazing series of judges including investors and people from incubators across the country. >> reporter: and they have a great start each team winning $50,000 in regional competition to get to dc and the nation

. >> a hectic scene on "good day philadelphia" team live on the air outside our fourth and market studios as a bank robber struck feet from where we were interviewing a group of police officers. police gave chase and so did we. >> we came from fourth and market. >> our cameras rolling as police uncovered what sources say is a track did he go advice dumped by this man. they alleged bank robber. tonight he's still on the loose. >> gave a threatening demand note to teller, indicated he had a gun. >> reporter: police say it's the same guy who another hd branch days ago. investigators hot on the trail of this woman known as the burka bandit a tempted robbery this afternoon her seventh foiled by staff who recognized her and raised the alarm. authorities say they're worried serial robbers are becoming more dangerous. >> what we refer to as note job robbers who are not displaying a weapon but using threatening notes note or demand escalates. we see them then introduce weapon. obviously we want to prevent that. >> that's crazy. i mean, as you see i mean, who would think this could happen right her

air." "as coast guard teams recovered victims and fished pieces of the jumbo jet from the watery crash site, federal investigators, including fby explosives experts began searching for signs of sabotage." in the days that followed, without conclusive evidence, a number of theories surfaced. "while the fbi has yet to formally label the downing of twa flight 800, an act of terrorism, the white house chief of staff said today that is the investigators leading theory. leon panetta speaking to reporters on air force one said that quote, 'chemical leftovers had been found among the wreckage and panetta suggested the fbi may be able to confirm a bomb in the next 24 to 48 hours." "but panetta's prediction seemed to take investigators off guard and before the afternoon was over the white house backed off saying although residue was found, there was no positive identification that it came from explosives." "sources told cbs news that they still do not have a single piece of solid physical evidence pointing to a bomb. no traces of chemical residue and no signs of an explosion." "in addition to bomb sc

air. a southern california firefighting team is losing critical time because of a drone. the police say a drone was spotted and it kept the plane out of the air to fight the fire. the fire burned 35 acres and prompted the evacuation of four homes. this is the fourth time in the last month that a drone grounded firefighting planes. officials are concerned that unmanned aircraft could crash into the plane. >>> we're tracking a developing story, a nuclear deal with iran could happen tomorrow. the deadline is tomorrow after 16 days of talks world leaders say they are optimistic. iran state tv reports that an announcement will be made monday. if a deal is reached iran could get hundreds of thousands in sanction relief in exchange for holding up their nuclear program. later in this news cast that is the last minute problem holding up those talks. >>> and i'm rob mayeda the temperatures outside, we wait for drizzle and mist for tomorrow morning's commute. that plus the big warmup as we head into the week. we'll look at the forecast when we come back. >>> and also a massive manhun

women's soccer team with ribbons and paper floating through the air, fans cheered as the world champions rode on floats through the canyon of heroes. >> the women's team just inspires me so much and i just love them. >> being here is just a dream come true and i'm so happy i could make it. >> reporter: and to see them in person. >> oh, my god. incredible. >> reporter: it was incredible too for the team. after receiving keys to the city from new york's mayor top tournament player and delran player carli lloyd was overwhelmed with gratitude. >> i'm a jersey girl, philly fan but new york city you guys are awesome. >> reporter:. >> the world cup was a dream come true but having this parade here in new york city was one of the best moments of my entire life. >> i believe that that is the reason why we won this world cup is because none of us ever stopped believing and neither should you guys. thank you guys, so much. >> reporter: crystal everett of hamilton brought her own homemade world cup to the festivities. >> this is actually the first new york ticker parade for women's athletics so this

women's soccer team and rib don'ts of paper floating through the air fans cheered adds champions road an float for the canyon of heros. >> the women's national team inspires me so much and i love them to death. >> being here is just a dream come true and i'm so happy i could make it. >> to see them in person. >> oh, my god incredible. >> it was incredible too for the team after receiving keys to the is they from new york's mayor top tournament player and delran native carli lloyd was overwhelmed with gratitude. >> jersey girl philly fan and new york city you guys are awesome. >> world cup was a dream come true and having this parade in new york city was one of the best moments of my entire life. >> i believe that is the reason why we won this world cup. it's because none of us ever stopped believing and neeminger should you guys. thank you guys so much. >> crystal everett of hamilton brought her own homemade cup to the festivities. >> it's the first new york ticker parade for women's athletics so this is awesome history right here. it's gate to be here. >> four of the tem members are

the obama negotiating team has basically, it seems, thrown their hands in the air and yielded unimaginable, unthinkable power to the iranians. we take up why critics are calling the so-called deal a document surrender on the issue of a nuclear iran. former nato supreme allied commander admiral james stavridis and james demint here tonight. >>> as the broadcast long suspected he would, president obama today spoke longingly of a third term. it seems mr. obama can't get enough of being fawned over by the mainstream liberal media and entertainer activists like jon stewart, who act as agents of president's agenda. >>> and the nfl commissioner surprised a few people. the nfl considered the nfl's report paid for by the nfl, and chose to support the nfl, upholding the nfl's four-game suspension of new england patriot quarterback tom brady. we'll take up why that does not appear to many to be fair and balanced with some of the best attorneys in the business. lis wiehl and mercedes colwin. what's next for brady and the nfl? >>> our top story, new reports the obama administration's nuclear deal with

air. state police, dive teams aviation teams looking for any sign of this missing teenager, we do have video from that search to show you from yesterday. now, the call came in, at about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. hanging out at the blue hole here in town. victim not able to get to the shore with his friends. and they lost site of him. we do expect search teams back here this morning to continue that search. now, police are not officially id the teen, but social media is full of tributes and thoughts and prayers from friends and classmates. we spoke with a friend who described the teenager as popular athlete and student. he says news of this possible drowning has left everybody who knows him stunned. >> this is just a shock to me. he was such a great kid to have something like this happen to him it is not fair. specially someone so positive, so high on life, coming from someone who knew him, it is very difficult to deal with. he was a great kid a very hard worker, on and off of the football field specially with the school. you know, always, always happy, always smiling, and i'm going to miss h

find out what happened after our i-team report aired. >>> a clerk comes out shooting.e dead a third on the run after an attempt at a >> a clerk opened fire when he saw the would-be thieves pistol whipping his co-worker. >> store clerked he was surprised but prepared when he saw a masked man pistol whipping his co-worker. the two return from quick break behind the convenience store in southwest houston. >>y i don't know so he hit them. >> surveillance cameras show the moment four men drive into the parking lot with their faces covered, three jump out with guns and rush the door. that's customer tomorrow vo being dra dragged by one of the would-be robbers in an apparent attempt to use him as a shield. push me and pull me aside. another two coming with a gun. >> reporter:ed edthe pop was the store clerk firing the suspect, you see two run out quickly and eventually a third. they make their way to the getaway car with the clerk running out to fire again. it's believed the suspects wound up just down the street at an apartment complex trying to flag down an ambulance. the c

our series "burning up," the air war against unrelenting fire storms. we'll meet the rapid response teams alert amidst scorching conditions. the fastest line of defense. >>> also the story behind a fast food run for the pope. his holiness and a whopper of a pit stop. >>> in the west tonight conditions are prime for what's quickly becoming a mean fire season. incendiary conditions exacerbated by a crippling drought and fighting fire in these conditions is not only dangerous but incredibly difficult. the air attack is often the fastest if not the only way to snuff out some of the flames. our national correspondent miguel almaguer has a look at some of the advances in the air and an aging fleet. >> reporter: it's often the first choice for first responders. the air attack, capable of snuffing out a wildfire before it really begins. for the orange county aerial assault team, minutes matter. >> we'll just make our drop inside that canyon. >> reporter: the squadron of four helicopters operating at a cost of $2 million a year may be the most valuable asset in this southern california tinderbox.

. >> reporter: professional search and rescue teams scoured the area, air searches were done as well. but the level of despair is growing among family and friends. >> we're feeling helpless at this point. we've been checking tents and homeless camps and have gone as far as paradise park and scoured trails through the of river in the dark. >> reporter: madison's mother remains hopeful. >> i fell apart. now, i'm just in survival mode. nobody should have to go through this. >> we would have heard her. we would have heard. she was just right here here. >> . >> reporter: police say dogs have dragged her scent along the beach, but she remains missing. >>> mark klaus is offering to help in the search for middleton. >> we can help with any kind of a community search effort. either by providing a search leader and team leaders. we can do mapping. >> klaus says the first 24 hours are critical. mark claus says statistics show if a child is going to be murdered it will happen within the first 24 hours but police are calling this a missing child case, not a kidnapping. >>> to another disappear wed

from the air landslides appear like stars on the mountainside. the teamto fix the trail as they walk. most of the houses in this picturesque village has been damaged. >> this village has always had problems with food availability now their main crop maize has been decimated by some kind of an insect which has made them completely reliant on food direction distribution. >> we were taken to the maize plantation. >> after the earthquake some kind of insect started to eat it up. look at what it did. >> he tells me that they use fertilizers for some of the crops. the maize should have been ready by now he tells me. while the maize leafs look lush the cob still an is not formed. the food has been carried by porters to 83,000 people living in villages like these. for people that are still recovering from the earthquake the aid comes as a welcomed relief. >> now reading to children at bedtime has long been a tradition for many families. but a british book charity said that young fathers are setting a bad example by spending too much time on their mobile phones. >

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the epa has hazmat teams testing the air quality but says it's likely most of those toxic chemicals have dispersed. >>> this is video of what it look the like yesterday morning. flames and black smoke rising into the air. it forced the evacuation into nearby apartment buildings. those people could be allowed back home this afternoon. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> out west. firefighters put to the test by this fire in napa county. mandatory evacuations ordered for the area. 150 structures are threatened. officials think a traffic accident sparked the fire, which quickly spread thanks to strong winds and dry conditions. it's rugged, terrain and difficult to access. >>> police in oklahoma have a young mab and teenager in custody after five of their relatives were found dead inside a home. officers found the victims stabbed to death following an open 911 call. that means someone dialed 911 but then didn't speak. the victims include adults and children. they're all related. two other children were found in the home. one is in stable but serious condition. the other w

from the air landslides appear like stars on the mountainside. the team to fix the trail as they walk. most of the houses in this picturesque village have been damaged. the village has always had problems with food availability and now this their main crop has been decimated by some kind of an insect which have made them completely reliant on food distribution. >> they take us to the maize plantation. >> the insect started eating it up. look at what it did. >> they use fertilizers for some of the crops. the maize should have been ready by now. while locals say that it is the cobbcob is not well formed. for people who are still recovering from the earthquake the aid companies aid comes to welcoming people. >> today the battle came to an end. the pain we feel is immense and indescribable. they look back at the high speed crash which cost him his life. >> in the pouring rain of last year's japanese grand prix formula one entered it's darkest chapter in decades. jewels bianchi lost control of his car and crashed into a recovery vehicle helping another vehicle

. >> reporter: professional search and rescue teams scoured the area, air searches were done as well. but the level of despair is growing among family and friends. >> we're feeling helpless at this point. we've been checking tents and homeless camps and have gone as far as paradise park and scoured trails through the of river in the dark. >> reporter: madison's mother remains hopeful. >> i fell apart. now, i'm just in survival mode. nobody should have to go through this. >> we would have heard her. we would have heard. she was just right here here. >> . >> reporter: police say dogs have dragged her scent along the beach, but she remains missing. >>> mark klaus is offering to help in the search for middleton. >> we can help with any kind of a community search effort. either by providing a search leader and team leaders. we can do mapping. >> klaus says the first 24 hours are critical. mark claus says statistics show if a child is going to be murdered it will happen within the first 24 hours but police are calling this a missing child case, not a kidnapping. >>> to another disappear wed

from the air landslides appear like scars on the mountainside. the team has to fix the trail as they walk. most of the houses in this village have been damaged. the village has always had problems with food. the main crop has been decimated by some kind of an insect which has made them completely reliant on food distribution. we saw the plantation. >> translator: after the earthquake, some kind of insect started eating it up. lo what it did. >> he tells me that they use fertilizer. it should have been ready by now. while the fields look lush, it's still not well formed. more than 200 metric tons of food have been carried by porters to 83,000 people living in villages like these. recovering from the earthquake. >> australia is home to an estimated 300,000 wild cattle, farmers are calling for culling because the numbers are getting out of control. >> the camel cut is a highlight of australia's camel calendar. the atmosphere is festive and the racing is competitive. >> they love to run. he just goes. >> most riders are experienced. but a few first timers com

reporter: police have launched a massive search with dogs on the ground, helicopters in the air and search and rescue teams in the water. investigators say search dogs appeared to have picked up maddy's scent, tracking her from her apartment complex to the boardwalk about 2 miles away but from there the trail went cold. >> we're still early on in our investigation. we're looking for a lost child. >> reporter: officially police are still calling maddy's disappearance a missing persons case but they've also brought in the fbi to help, suggesting they may also be looking in to the possibility that she was kidnapped. maddy's mom says she just wants her daughter back and her fear grows with each minute she's not found. >> i already fell apart. now i'm just in survival mode. >> the police department says they are checking with known sex offenders, registered sex offenders in this area to see if they might have any connection to madyson's disappearance. just to give you a sense of how tightlipped the police are being, they won't say whether or not they found maddy's scooter the toy they were playing with when she

from the air landslides appear like scars on the mountainside. the team has to fix the trail as they walk. most of the houses in this village have been damaged. the village has always had problems with food availability. and now their main crop, maze, has been decimated by some kind of an insect which has made them completely reliant on food distribution. he took us to see the maze plantation. >> after the earthquake, some kind of insect started eating it up look at what it did. >> he tells me that they use fertilizers for some of the crops. the maze should have been ready by now. locals say the cobb is still not well formed. more than 200 metric tons of food have been carried by porters. for people still recovering from the earthquake, the aid comes as a welcome relief. >> australia is home to 300,000 wild camels. several years ago there was a huge cull to keep the numbers down. now farmers want another one. some people think that that would be a waste. >> the camel cut is a highlight of australia's camel calendar. the atmosphere is festive and the racin

could soon team up with turkey. it would involve air strikes to carve out a 68-mile safe haven for what could be millions of syrians fleeing to turkey. turkish war planes began maddy. he tells me he dropped out of college to join isis, a group that cuts off people's heads, throws people from buildings, rapes women. >> how could you join them? they told us when we behead people, we instill fear and the women are adulterers. amir talks about home. he said i've been a bad son. and then something unexpected, this isis fighter begins to cry. >> that was nbc's keir simmons reporting from syria. >>> back at home, a wild police chase ends in a dramatic arrest. police from new jersey tried to box in this white van with an armed robbery suspect inside. the driver hit the gas and fled on to i-95. later on the suspect tried to veer off on to an exit ramp but the officer used a maneuver to flip the van over and it wound up landing right side up and the suspect crawled out and surrendered. >>> check out this mass ive twister in canada. witnesses say

from the air landslides appear like scars on the mountain side. the teamo fix trail as they walk. most of the houses in this picturesque village have been damaged. the village has always had problems with food availability and now their main crop [applause] maize has seemed decimated by some type of insect. >> after the earthquake it was invaded by some sort of insect. >> while the maize should be ready, porters to 83,000 people living in villages like these. for the people who are still recovering from the earthquake, the aid comes as a welcome relief. sabina shrestha, al jazeera nepal. >>> magnitude 7.5 tremor but then later down graded. pacific tsunami warning owner has been cancelled. (f) kenyan mall occupied by al shabaab be last been reopened. we talked to one shop owner about her hopes for the future and this is her story. >> my name is nadia osman i am from the fragrance lounge. i was here, i ran out in a very, very bad state. it was the worst day ever. i had to come back into the mall after a few weeks to recover the stock. initially it was very h

air. the nbc 10's first alert weather team tracking a triple threat that will create dangerous conditions all day. >>> it's one of the hottest tickets in town. what you need to do today if you're planning on using septa while the pope is in town. it's 5:30. good morning, welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. it's a first alert weather day because we're looking at triple digit feels-like temperatures again today. meteorologist brittney shipp is here with her first alert forecast. >> good morning. that's the deal we're dealing with is the fact that we're going to see high humidityç and temperatures. it's that combination that leads to the dangerous heat. be careful throughout the day. don't leave the house without a few bottles of water. make sure you plan on drinking plenty of fluids. we're seeing warm temperatures right now at 82 for philadelphia, 80 degrees in wilmington. temperatures at 83 in northeast philly but the feels like temperature is still even close to 90 degrees in some locations like northeast philly stretching down into philadelphia and t

air. the nbc 10's first alert weather team tracking a triple threat that will create dangerous conditions all day. >>> it's one of the hottest tickets in town. what you need to do today if you're planning on using septa while the pope is in town. it's 5:30. good morning, welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. it's a first alert weather day because we're looking at triple digit feels-like temperatures again today. meteorologist brittney shipp is here with her first alert forecast. >> good morning. that's the deal we're dealing with is the fact that we're going to see high humidityç and temperatures. it's that combination that leads to the dangerous heat. be careful throughout the day. don't leave the house without a few bottles of water. make sure you plan on drinking plenty of fluids. we're seeing warm temperatures right now at 82 for philadelphia, 80 degrees in wilm

they were spotted by trail guides yesterday morning who relayed their location to search teams nearby. >>> singer airmarks about america. she regrets her behavior. >> seeing the video of yourself behaving poorly that you have no idea was taken is such a rude awakening that you don't -- it's like you don't know what to do. i was so disgusted with myself. i wanted -- i like shoved my face into a pillow and wanted to disappear. instead of that i'm going to come forward and own up to what i did and take responsibility. >> okay. sounds like lesson learned there. >>> this sunday night an all new episode of "deadline crime" the tram tamron hall. deborah keys settled in benson arizona, so she could be closer to her 11-year-old daughter taylor. a year and a half after she arrived deborah disappeared. >> reporter: a loving mother. >> she is the best mother anyone could ask for. >> reporter: vanishes without a trace. >> what was your first clue that something was wrong? >> i'm really scared right now. >> she told me that if i didn't hear from her to call the police. >> reporter: her friends and family are terri

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team was in a parade of heros. nora muchanic was there. >> i was screaming so loudly, i couldn't contain my excitement. >> reporter: ribbons of paper floating through the airfans cheered as the world champions rode on floats through the canyon of heros. >> that team inspires me so much. i love them to death. being here is a dream come true, i'm so happy i could make it. >> to see them in person. >> oh, my god. incredible. >> reporter: it was incredible for the team after receiving keys from to the city from new york's mayor, carli lloyd. >> the world cup was a dream come true, but having the parade in new york city was one. best moments in my entire life. >> that is the reason we won this world cup because none of us ever stop believing and neither should you guys. thank you so much. >> crystal brought her homemade cup to the festivities. >> it's the first new york ticker parade for women's athletics. it's great to be here. >> reporter: four of the team members are from new jersey. including christie rampone from point pleasant. they join the likes of charles lindbergh and nelson mandela and a few other select people who had a ticket tape parade in their h

the air force f16 pilot ejected safely. teamsinvestigators are now heading to the crash site. >>> the south carolina senate voted overwhelmingly to remove the confederate flag that flies over the state capital. the debate was renewed after last month's deadly church shooting in charleston. photos show the alleged shooter with the flag. and many consider it a symbol of racism. governor nikki haley is expected to sign it. >>> buster posey will be an all star, today he was a camp counselor. posey held his annual camp in san ignacio. >> reporter: for young giants fans it doesn't get any better. >> it's the most important thing to use your eye. >> reporter: than baseball 101. courtesy of a world series champ and mvp. >> we're doing several stations. hitting, catches and fielding. >> really try to give them something that they can learn from and just share, share my passion of baseball. >> reporter: passion cultivated long ago when posey himself was just a happy camper. >> i still remember the excitement and nerves and anticipation of