dramatic video of a rescue and a home teetering on a cliff, washed away from floodwater, plus the search under way right now for people swept away in flash floods. >> donald trump on a battleship. big guns behind him taking shots. his harsh comments aimed at john remember kerry and hillary clinton. >> sole survivor gunned down on live tv. the woman shot during an interview talking about the terrifying ordeal. the one thing she did that likely saved her life. >>> caught on camera. a semi truck losing control on a slick road skidding past a news crew. >>> well, good wednesday morning to you. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. >>> floodwaters in the west. >> too much, too soon swamping drought ravaged areas creating a mess. rushing water completely destroyed the backyard and foundation of one home leaving it dangling. >> dramatic pictures there. in utah new video showing the heartbreaking moments when two vehicles carrying 13 people carried away. at least 16 are dead this morning and some are still missing. abc's bazi kanani tracking it all. >> reporter: dramatic rescues in southern

teeter says he knew he hit something and didn't know what.he'll be sentenced in january. >> the man charged in the connection to a 40-year-old cold case from our area will make his first court appearance in virginia tomorrow. lloyd welch has a hearing in bedford county in connection with the disappearance of the lyon sisters. sheila and katherine lyon disappeared from a mall in wheaton, maryland. investigators believe he played a role in the murder and the girls' bodies have not been found and welsh is serving time for an unrelated rain case in delaware. >>> dozens of people had to rearrange their travel plans when a flight made an emergency landing. the delta flight took off from atlanta heading to new york. there were engine problems. passengers onboard heard a loud booming or popping noise. delta did not release any details about what may have happened and that jet did land s safely. >>> sex while on duty. missing equipment, timesheet fraud. those are some of the dramatic misconceptions of misbehavior on a government facility that scott mc

from apex, north carolina, please welcome stephanie teeter! [cheers anapplause] >> hey. >> hey, girl, how you doing? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> come on over. all right, so now you are ready to live life to the fullest. >> i am certainly trying. >> all right, so what do

when china teetered, so did a lot of other things, including stock markets. commodity and investor confidence. is the world economy intertwined. if the chinese have a bad year,

for example, the harris teeter acquisition. mike: that has gone well.been over two years since we started talking to them about that transaction, 1.5 years since they have a part of the kroger family. yesterday, you might've seen the new executive structure that we announced. that says something about how we look at merger and acquisitions. it is not about spreadsheet work and cash flow. it is about, do they have a quality management team and a quality team in the operation overall. with fred joining our executive ranks, it demonstrates how we are so excited to have that acquisition merger opportunity that we did. pimm: you have 400,000 employees, and you say you will add 20,000. what kinds of jobs? mike: a wide range. many are in stores, there are others, not just inside the stores. as we continue to spend capital that i spoke of, close to $3 billion this year, opening up stores and expanding stores, we need more store associates. these are permanent jobs. it is a great wage with a great wage with the great health care plan and pension plan. over 70% o

earl teeter hit and killed rick war rick on super bowl sunday.war rick was trying to fix the car on the side of the road. this triggered an investigation at the anne arundel fire department. a dispatcher was fired after a dispatcher told war rick's daughter to stop whining. >>> a sailor is dead after a non-combat incident. he died in bahrain. he served on the "u.s.s. gladiator." he was supporting operation resolve. >>> right now officers are worried about an 82-year-old woman. take a moment to look at this picture. this is mildred wright. the last time anyone saw her she was heading to her home last night after visiting a patient around 5:30 at howard county hospital. she drives a four-door gray lexus with maryland tags. >>> police in arlington are looking for a man they say attacked a woman. this happened around hearndon street saturday night. the young woman told police she doesn't know who assaulted her, only that he is a white male in his 50s heavy set wearing a dark suit and dress shirt. >>> the fbi wants to hear from you if you recognize th

arrested for bomb threats at a harris teeter in alexandria. and the great forecast also on wjla.com. leon: we all know the importance of texting the correct number, but a florida criminal has learned his lesson the wrong way. hit the wrong digits and connect it with a deputy instead. he texted the deputy about marijuana and cocaine. investigator said they would meet up with him and arrested him on the spot. alison: thank you very much for leading us write to you. -- right to you. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. week ahead. brian: tomorrow morning, could have some suburbs, -- good have some 40's in the suburbs. sunshine and gorgeous weather in the afternoon. we will be in the mid-80's through thursday. saturday we could hit 90. there is a chance a very isolated showers on sunday. alison: thanks, brian. leon: thank you for joining us. >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonig

. >>> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez, as the economy cratered in 2008 and '09, teetering at the edge of a full-blown depression, the federal reserve dropped the key interest rate, the rate paid by banks and credit unions basically to zero to keep money moving. it cost institutions almost nothing to borrow it. still the recovery was slow, bumpy, easily knocked off track by events in the wider economy. with now, with a fed chair at the helm, the central bank is talking about making borrowing more expensive. mary snow looked at the impact and the push back. >> from home mortgages to credit cards, business loans to investments, all are linked to interest rates. and with benchmark rates near zero since 2008 anxiety over the economy thrust the federal reserve into a spot lights some ais unparalleled in recent history. >> you are not going to have a discussion about the economy without a group that looked like this. >> at a summit last month in wyoming, liberal activists joined economists, urging the federal reserve not a raise interest rates saying the economic recovery has not re

as i said on friday night's show, i'm not against one foreverch when we're sure china is not teetering. europe is on firm footing. i will be on agreement on board when the tightening comes up then. sure. right now, though, i'm seeing deflation all over the plapgs, including most of the commodity complex. without minimum wage hikes at the state and level the aij wages i think would be on the decline. i'm not staking out a radical position. i'm agreeing with the wise imf chief who has asked the chef to put too many rate increases. the unsavory fed, i don't know, decided not the take action last week. here's the real rub. i recall being laughed at by the fed in 2007. when i said they knew nothing and they should cut rates immediately before we experienced a collapse in the real economy, not just stock prices. i went out of my way to be forceful and, yes, personal, as possible frankly. i didn't think they would listen. i said they know nothing. it turns out they listen all right. later on when the fed minutes were released, we learned they listen and laugh, seduction it as if i were a luna

when china teetered, so did a lot of other things, including stock markets. commodity and investor confidence. is the world economy intertwined. if the chinese have a bad year, we all do. a sag and drag. that's the inside story >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. when the small group of old men who ran china set a new course for the enormous country in the 1980s, it was unimaginable that the chinese economy would quickly become the world's largest. or nip at the heels at the number one, the united states. here we are. in 30 years, china became the world's factory, vacuuming in raw materials from every corner of the planet and sending finished goods to the world, not just socks and gloves, but sell phones, computers and giant flat screen tvs. the economy grew nine, 10, 11 a year. millions moved from farms and cities. bicycles disappeared. the world, apparently got used to that and after years of warnings, the party couldn't last forever, it's been surprised by what may be a gathering slump. here is al jazeera's patricia sabga. >> reporter: 5 million

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salts to tell you anything about where you are on teeter. it's not something we cherry pick by people who have political philosophies that differ from the truth. >> rose: tell me this thing about dust. you remember you told me on the "60 minutes" profile about dust and energy -- >> not everyone collins out of "60 minutes" -- not everyone comes out of "60 minutes" profile better than when they went in (laughter) but thanks for your interest in my life and work. >> rose: but dust to dust, a composition of teeter an the eae dust in the human body. i want to leave america with a sense of basic, fundamental things that are the essence of science and your work and others'. >> i think the single greatest gift that astrophysics has brought civilization is the discovery back in 1957 by four authors. no movies are made about them because it's four of them, not just one, and we romanticize the lone researcher burning the midnight oil. this is four scientists working for a decade to get this result. they realized tell meant on the periodic -- they reali

from apex, north carolina, please welcome stephanie teeter!ause] >> hey. >> hey, girl, how you doing? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> come on over. all right, so now you are ready to live life to the fullest. >> i am certainly trying. >> all right, so what do you plan on

we're teetering on that 90 degree mark. winds out of the southwest 7 to 10 miles per hour. sunset at 7:27 tonight. 85 should be the high temperature in west port, right by the water. 90 in madison. 90 in branchburg. if you're looking for some relief, maybe get to a place with ac. because outside, 85 degrees and warm. doesn't go down by much. under pritly cloudy skies at 9:00. our low temperature, 76 degrees. muggy night for us all with west winds 5 to 10 miles per hour. temperatures a little cooler as you head to the north and west. 60 to 65 degrees in that neck of the woods. as far as the getaway forecast, we've updated it just a little bit. beautiful conditions from the jersey shore, all the way up and out to long island where we're a little bit cooler and, as we head into the north and west, it's going to be on the warm side. take a look at your forecast. the next seven days look like this. no complaints for most people. it is drier than normal. gardners, maybe you have a complaint or two. we'll get some much needed rain tomorrow into friday morning. and then a spectacul

earl teeter hit and run a man. a 911 dispatcher was fired after telling warrick's daughter to stop whines a he xu called in for help. >>> a 21-year-old from fairfax is dead this morning after what the pent gob is calling a non-combat related incident. the navy is investigating how seaman phillip frazier mane died in bahrain. >> i'm trying to wake people up and honor the people who have been murdered. >> floyd wolf said he is doing something to express his sadness and frustration with the growing homicide rate in the district. we are tracking a rise in violence here in d.c. so far this year police have opened 120 homicide cases and that is a 50% increase from last year and wolf wants to illustrate that. the documentary photographer runs a blog he calls dc shrines. he says everyone who died is someone's son, someone's daughter, mother, father regardless of the choices they may have made. wolf thinks it's important people consider this a regional issue. >> we are all in the same community and i think siloing it that w

and 36-year-old melvin kelly of arlington are accused of threatening to bomb the harris-teeter in alexandria. each time the grocery store had to be evacuated, but there was no bomb. >>> the man suspected in the fatal shooting of a kentucky cop has been shot and killed. trooper joseph cameron was shot sunday night after a traffic stop led to a high speed chase. he later died. police say 25-year-old joseph thomas johnson shanks of missouri was behind that shooting and he was fatally shot early this morning. >>> happening right now police in mississippi are looking for a man who gunned down a professor at delta state university. history professor dr. ethan schmidt was in his office when fellow school professor shannon lamb came in and just killed him. there are 3,500 students at the university which is near the arkansas/mississippi state line. >>> well, it sure sounded scary, but police are now discounting reports of a plot against pope francis. >> the chair of the house intelligence committee told abc sunday there was a threat, but that it had been disrupted. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan at t

a home was left teetering above a stream of water after the collapse. the concrete wall was built to control water during a construction project. no injuries reported. >>> the australian airport has carried out its first successful attack on isis targets in syria. the defense minister confirmed the air strikes yesterday. he says the fighter jet destroyed an armored vehicle with a missile. it's a week since australia announced it would attack isis forces in syria. last year officials there vowed to join the u.s.-led coalition in attacking isis targets. president jimmy carter has received the second of four doses to fight cans they're spread to his brain. he says the treatment help his system destroy cancer cells and he has not received ill effects. yesterday he still had time to answer a few questions ranging from the migrant crisis to global security. >>> many asked for it now looks like we'll see a dislike button on facebook. mark zuckerberg confirmed the company is working on it. right now it has the like button but that makes it hard to express sympa

when china teetered, so did a lot of other things, including stock markets.modity and investor confidence. is the world economy intertwined.

the country was teetering. there' s no question the markets were in financial disarray. gary: did you talk to bernanke during that time? dick: no. i' m happily in that long-term unemployed category, and i intend to stay there until that chair becomes available. [laughter] i think the last few years they have waited too long to resume a pattern of higher interest rates. when people hear higher interest rates, they go into catatonic shock. we are not talking about going back to a 15% treasury long bond. we are talking about going from zero to come in a worse case, 1%. wouldn' t you have love to borrow, buy a house when the rates were at 1%? i think it' s silly. donald: they also assume -- assume that if we get to 1%, the yield curve is going to stephen. i have many people who have said the yield curve will possibly flatten. what is your outlook in terms of interest rates? james: i know it doesn' t make good tv to say ditto, but i do agree. for those people who are fed bashers, and i' m not among them, i do think they underestimate or don' t realize just how close to the br

a home was left teetering above a stream of water after the collapse. officials say the concrete wall was built to control water during a construction project. several homes were evacuated. >>> here at home toll prices increased for two bridges connecting pennsylvania and new jersey. drivers are paying more to use the tacony palmyra and burlington bristol bridges. starting at 10:00 last night fare increased to $3 for drivers with e-z pass and $4 for cash. this is the first toll increase in 15 years. the burlington county bridge commission says the higher tolls are to help fund improvements. >> let's check your ride to work now. see if there are slow spots. >> jessica boyington, help us out. >> we're still doing okay right now. speaking of slow spots if you are out in new jersey, right around route 41 this is looking at the cameras around zephyr. the drive times great. we have 5 minutes north from 55 up to the walt whitman bridge. you can see the northbound traffic is still moving by, southbound doing okay headed to the atlantic city expressway. in new j

that left an adjacent home teetering above a gushing stream.he house, along with several others, had to be evacuated. >> a lot to talk about all across the state with our weather. let's bring in jeff ranieri. >> that rainfall they had in southern california is a small sampling of some of the impact we may see with el nino. just a couple inches of rain and we have seen repeatedly the past few months, how much trouble l.a. gets into. it's going to be a very interesting next couple of months here with the el nino developing. as we get a look on the radar, you can see a few spotty showers in marin, napa, and sonoma counties. nothing heavy. i think most activity will remain in the north bay. as we get you outside the sky camera network tonight, we have the increased cloud cover from the north bay down to the south bay, and those much cooler temperatures. right now, 68 in the north bay. san francisco at 63. peninsula at 68 as well. and for the south bay, checking in at 72 degrees. tomorrow morning, we have the clouds coming on back here for most of t

. >> mankind, teeters precariously on the brink of a thermal nuclear war. >> the missile crisis, duck and cover, hide under your desk kids, cover yourselves with wet newspaper because we're all going to die. >> the flames of crisis burn stronger, the bitter tirades of fidel castro. >> and this guy, always in the fatigues underlining with every appearance that we were two nations in a never-ending state of war. >> today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ >> cuba has been sitting here 55 years now, half an hour away, giving the biggest superpower in the world the stiff middle finger. 50-plus years of animosity, embargo, rationing, and fidel castro is still hanging on. but recently, there are powerful indications that everything

dramatic video of a rescue and a home teetering on a cliff, washed away from floodwater, plus the search right now for people swept away in flash floods. >> donald trump on a battleship. big guns behind him taking shots. his harsh comments aimed at john remember kerry and hillary clinton. >> sole survivor gunned down on live tv. the woman shot during an interview talking about the terrifying ordeal. the one thing she did that likely saved her life. >>> caught on camera. a semi truck losing control on a slick road skidding past a news crew.

. >> mankind, teeters precariously on the brink of a thermal nuclear war. >> the missile crisis, ducker yourselves with wet newspaper because we're all going to die. >> the flames of crisis burn stronger, the bitter tirades of fidel castro. >> and this guy, always in the fatigues underlining with every appearance that we were two

apartment buildings are teetering on a local cliff.and now there's a plan to finally deal with the dangerous dwellings. z >> grant:but not everyone is ready to tear them down. >>whoosh >> grant:and take a ride to the future. >> grant:tesla unveils its new high-tech suv.and hopes to blow the doors off the competition. >> grant:this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> catherine:now at 8. >> catherine:an east bay mural artist has better the community he lived in. >> catherine:friends identify the victim as antonio ramos. >> catherine:good evening i'm catherine heenan. >> catherine:oakland's police chief is calling the murder "tragic" and "unacceptable." >> catherine: >> catherine:kron-4's justine waldman talked to the man's friends about what happened. >> catherine:first -- grant lodes joins us with where the deadly confrontation happened -- and the search for the artist's killer. >> grant:tonight police are working to catch the killer. witnessess at the crime scene.under an interstate 580 overpass.say an argument quickly escalated just after 10:30 this morning. >> grant:this

many of these resources around us have a limitation and we're sort of teetering on the brink and it's a real wake up call. >> human coalitio exploitation e oceans, the ocean life, the mangroves and the coral reefs oar big issue. >> absolutely. coral reefs are very much an incredible by thincredible beac. you see the water crystal clear that living community of life you call a coral reef a fringe or barrier reef an oasis in the desert. disappearing at such an alarming rate it is really terrifying not only for natural wild things but for our own survival and quality of life as well. >> and ocean sanctuaries have been somewhat successful of bringing back marine wildlife but the problem is there are very few of them. a very little of the ocean is protected. >> those reefs are in an area of capricorn and cancer. incredibly imbalanced and sometimes even hostile, in areas that really are hard to enforce managements. places like southeast asia and places like indonesia, thailand, coast of africa, these areas have so much stress that literally trying to protect a reef like this is the lower en

have anything significant that comes to us here in the tristate almost like we're back in the des teeter leak that. but we have a sunny warm, dry day. high temp 83 degrees for you later this arch. afternoon a high of 85 for you tomorrow. same on thursday, and we keep it sunny all a the way through saturday. more clouds, a quick sprinkle coming through on sunday. highs back down into the 70s early next week which is closer to where we should be this time of the year above normal temps. headlines alerts theirs available in the fox 5 weather app at the google play store send you alerts if there's severe weather in the area. lightning detection is also on many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. clinically proven neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair with the fastest retinol formula available, it works on fine lines and even deep wrinkles. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. stop hoping for results, and start seeing them. rapid wrinkle repair... ...and for dark spots from neutrogena . it took serena williams years to master the two handed backha

others teeter on the brink of collapse.d been forewarned, these intense reactions are still disconcerting. [ chanting ] but this is just the beginning. the gringo shaman steps up the healing, blowing smoke onto seekers like stan to drive off negative spirits. these are native traditions repackaged by ron to give his guests an authentic ayahuasca experience. you know when everyone around you is intoxicated or drunk and you're the only one not under the influence? that's kind of how it feels to be in that room. there are people in there who are having extremely intense experiences. and then there's stan who has been kind of sitting there just stoically the whole night. it's hard to tell how or if ayahuasca has affected him. >> one person tripping hard is roman. his very physical performance contrasts sharply with the first-timers who struggle to keep it together during this five-hour ordeal. but whether anyone will experience real healing will have to wait for the light of day. i've been around a lot of people who've been und

yeah, he saw the building teetering. he knew perfectly well what he had just done and yet, he felt a sense of pride. >> i think that when mcveigh talks about the actual bombing, the carrying out of the last few minutes of the bombing, he's not almost bragging, he's boasting completely, you know, it's all about, you know, i am the technician and his whole concern is to show that he was always icy cool, calm and collected. but, you know, what the guy is talking about is mass murder on an incredible scale including the murder of children. i felt very much that this is a guy who has no connection to any kind of emotions really at all. >> mcveigh makes it to his get away car. behind him lay the ruins of worst terrorist attack the united states had ever seen. what lies ahead is one of the biggest american manhunts of all time. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... ...served my country... ...carried the weight of a family... ...and walked a daughter down the aisle. but i coul

the ceo of the company of the last eight years bought close to 600,000 people and he is teetering in of the most important people in the supervisory board trying to hang onto his job. you have the french and germans both talking about how the crackdown on the company needs to continue. matt, over to you. interesting toe see how the market reacts to the result of the meeting. in the u.s., we have a lack of movement on the index is. in european markets and an oil as well, we kind of solid dip on the chinese and recovery but we have not seen that come through. the s&p 500 up .1 above percent in the dow jones industrial average down 20 points to 16,309, so not a lot of movement. that me show you that imap function that maps out the s&p 500 as far as which companies do the best and which are doing the worst by industry. here you can see that you have green and i.t. and green and health care, but industrials are doing poorly. all read and consumer staples not so hot either. as far as what we see in the industry action, materials are big dry, telecoms of the dry, consumer staples and really

left that adjacent home teetering above a gushing stream. that house along with others had to be evacuated. >>> other headlines this evening. an artist's sketch is one of the few clues in a san jose murder. this is a sketch of a man who shot a man last month and left him to die. in the middle of the road. he's described as hispanic in his mid to late 20s. raphael espinoza, he had been shot once. police found his body on the street in east san jose in the king road exit off of 680. he was murdered three days after the birth of his daughter. >>> details of a gun buying frenzy taking place in san francisco. the only gun shop in the city can't seem to keep weapons on store shelves. one reason for that. the city is looking to tighten gun laws. chuck coppola is live with more on a proposed change that may be fueling this run on guns. chuck? >> reporter: jess, the proposed changes come in addition to the current background checks that are required. that talk coincided with a spike in sales. frankly, we saw bear shelves today when the new proposal w

. >> boehner chose to leave as the government is teetering on another shutdown. much of that uncertainty is centered around an argument to defund planned parenthood. one of the many issues mccarthy would face. the fifth term congressman from bakersfield has not said if he plans to be the next speaker of the house. >>> pope francis has landed in philadelphia. let's take a live look at the benjamin franklin parkway, where the pope will attend the festival of families tonight. right now the pope is on his way to mass at the basilica of saint peter and paul. before the pope arrived in philadelphia, he became an official new yorker. the pontiff given honorary resident status during his visit to the city. pope francis started his friday with a speech at the united nations. the pope visited the september 11th memorial, where he pray for those who died in the terrorist attack and met with families of the victims. some 80,000 people lined central pank to catch a glimpse of the catholic church. last night the pope's new york trip ended with mass at madison square garden. >

have come a long way since the wall street crash and the bush recession of 2008 when our country teetered on the brink of a second great depression, we elected a new leader and barack obama to move our country forward and that is exactly what president obama has been. [applause] the good news is this, our country is now creating 66 months in a row of positive month over month job creation and that is the good news. [applause] our country is doing better, and that is the good news for these unanswered republican debates that are keeping the american people from hearing. what but we elected a president, didn't we? not a magician and no one person can fix in eight years of bad policies of the prior 30 years. we still have work to do. for the hard truth of our times us are earning the same or less than we were told use ago. that is not how our economy is supposed to work. that is not how our country is supposed to work and that is the first time that has happened this size since world war ii. there is a growing injustice in our country and economic inequality veterans to terrorist a part -- t

a home was left teetering above a stream of water after the collapse you see there on the right.wall was built to control water during a construction project. several homes were evacuated. no one was hurt. >>> a fire burning in northern california is now the largest and most destructive wildfire of the summer. the so-called valley fire has grown to 67,000 acres. that's more than twice the size of san francisco. a fire has destroyed nearly 600 homes and forced nearly 23,000 people to flee the area. the fire killed one person and injured four firefighters, officials estimate the flames are about 30% contained. the cause of the fire still is under investigation. >>> the refugee crisis in europe has taken a violent turn today. the associated press reports hungarian police have fired tear gas at migrants who broke through a razor-wire fence. this comes as hungary convicted a migrant for illegally crossing into the country. the first such conviction under a new law. here's a live look from the hungarian border where the unrest is taking place as migrants and refugees fleeing syria are

. >>> today a hyattsville man will go on trial for a deadly hit and run. 73-year-old earl teeter hitnd killed 38-year-old rick warrick on super bowl sunday. warrick was killed. a 911 dispatcher was fired after telling warrick's daughter to stop whining as she called for help. >>> take a good look at the man we're about to show you. if you recognize him, police want to hear from you. he is wanted for stealing laundry pods and there's a second man who's wanted for doing the same thing at a safeway in rockville. montgomery county police say the men pulled knives when someone tried to stop them. police are offering a $10,000 reward for any tips that lead to an arrest in this case. >>> right now officers in howard county, maryland, are worried about an 82-year-old woman. take a moment and look at this picture. this is mildred wright. police say the last time anyone saw her she was heading to her home in elekin city last night after visiting a patient in howard county general hospital. police say she was wearing a flower printed shirt, black pants, black glasses on as well. she drives a fo

. >>> take a look at this home teetering on the edge of a cliff in la jolla, california, this after parts of the seaside cliff crumbled friday afternoon dumping two tons of dirt on the beach below. from there you can see there's other people in the pool that seem unaffected. you know, they were just kind of hanging out in the pool while watching this home collapse. the people that lived in that home have since been evacuated from the home and think there was a leak in their pool and that's what caused all of this to happen. moving on to a new story that just came out, it's a homecoming for vicki gardner, the woman who survived that deadly ambush shooting that killed two journalists on tv appearing in public for the first time. friends and members of her community boarding dozens of boats parading in front of her on the dock of smith mountain lake, less than three weeks after being shot, gardner greeting each and every one thanking them for their support. alison parker and adam ward killed during an on air interview with gardner. >>> a here owe's homecoming for three mers who helped thwart

. >> and you started to see it teeter. >> the next thing you know, you hear somebody yell, "it's going the wrong way!" >> wrong way! >> it started to lean more dramatically to the south, which was the wrong direction. >> and then one little girl takes off running like a rabbit, and i guess that should have been my first clue. she was smart enough to run. and i just wasn't that smart. >> but there's an even greater danger that samantha and marshall haven't seen. >> electric company suddenly realized we were all standing underneath the powerlines and started screaming for everyone to get back. >> back! get out of here! get out of here! >> amazingly, marshall's not thinking about himself, but his camera. >> i had my camera set up for it to fall right, and it was going left. so i took the time to turn my cameras the littlest bit. >> i turned around and just took off running. >> get out of here! >> the tower comes crashing down on a power station and snaps electrical lines. >> and as it hit, i saw explosions and then i saw lines falling. i felt something scrape my arm and that's when i real

see that expensive car that john del giorno pointed out, this guy is teetering off the edge here. all lanes have been reopened on the cross bronx expressway. that doesn't mean we're out of the woods. let's go over to a camera and show you the george washington bridge. you know what happens when there's an accident on the cross bronx expressway. lower level moving just a little better. we'll pinpoint where the accident is. cross bronx east at white plains road. the accident cleared away. however, that delay goes across the george washington bridge. getting into the tolls, at least 20 minutes inbound at the george washington bridge much heavier to the upper level. lincoln is 15. the holland is still only 5 minutes. c trains downtown express only, hoyt street because of mechanical problems. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. >>> thank you. 6:32. we are following breaking news in brooklyn. a suspect was shot in the leg during a shootout with police early this morning. >> it wasn't the only shot fired. eyewitnesses say that at least a dozen shots were fired in bu

we should do it when we're sure china is not teetering, when europe is on firmer footing and our recovery is less episodic. but right now wages aren't budging and the chinese government is selling enough u.s. treasuries to do the fed's work for them. that's why i'm declaring this show, tonight in san francisco a fed-free zone so we can take a serious look at next week's game plan. on monday we hear from my favorite home builder and this stocks has been on a role up 16% for the year. sure lennar is know netflix up 10% and we'll hear from the ceo reed hastings later on in a bustout interview. but lennar's rally, because it's been shooting the lights out of the estimates. can they do it again? the fed had raised rates yesterday i would have told you to sell lennar, but that didn't happen so if the commentary around the quarter is positive -- and, believe me, this stock trades around the chatter of its brilliant ceo stewart miller -- then you want to buy lennar into any continued weakness. after the close monday we have red hat and i know from partner sal salesforce.com that this could be str

>> i think rand paul and chris christie are teetering on the precipice. i think if neither one of them breaks out in a positive way they both fought with each other in the last debate to no great avail. if neither one of them really pops and says something to raps that they should hang on, think one of them is going to be out, or maybe both. >> i do want to play everyone the club for growth ad. okay? it is a very powerful organization. michael. spending millions they say on this ad casting trump as a liberal and the worst kind of poll significance. >> which presidential candidate supports higher taxes, national health care and the wall street bailout? it's donald trump. >> in many cases i probably identify more as a democrat. >> trump wants us to think he's mr. tell it like it is, but he has a record. and it's very liberal. he's really just playing us for chumps. >> club for growth is a phony outfit. they came to my office a few months ago. they asked me for $1 million. i said no. right after i told them no. because i don't even know who these people are.

kathleen, again, this pope leaning so close to the door, nearly giving the appearance of teetering out of it just to get close. this is his energy. >> it is. i was in rome last summer and he drove right past me with his window down and looked right at me and i can't describe the thrill i felt just by getting that close to him. and everyone in that crowd is feeling exactly the same thrill right now. >> looks like a cameraman may have received a blessing there from the pope. to your point, he's here in central park and i shared with you, i want to be in the masses with everyone else hoping to just get a glimpse. >> just to wave to him, just to be in the same place that he is for a brief time. >> look at the crowds moving back there. leno, this again is just the beginning. yesterday late afternoon, 4:00, the pope landed at joint base andrews. now his first opportunity outside of the little crowds that were here and there. but this is the big chance where you can't be connected or you don't need to be connected. you don't need to know someone. there is no, dare i say, litmus test to get in