they escaped unharmed. police are asking those who work or live in the area to "shelter in place" and for everyone else, you're asked to avoid the area until further notice. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> one of the officers shot in a standoff in fremont is improving. it started with a traffic stop on wednesday. the suspect opened fire on two officers. he then fled and barricaded himself in a home. officers fired tear gas inside, which sparked a fire that burned the house down killing the suspect. both officers are in the hospital. one officer is still in critical condition. >>> hillary clinton's campaign is making a swing in southern california. this morning, the democratic front-runner, she appeared in culver city with celebrities. clinton will also attend events in westminster, santa ana and san bernardino. clinton's democratic rival bernie sanders is in the golden state in fairfield this afternoon. the weather wasn't going to deter his most fervent reporters from feeling the berne and the bu

children were inside the house on beverly drive when the shooting began but escaped unharmed. what are the police saying there tonight? >> reporter: still not much. they're still stopping just shortest calling this a domestic related shooting other than saying that the people that were involved knew each other. we now know that the second person, a woman taken to the local hospital after the shooting, has died. so we have two victims here at the scene, let me show you where we think this happened now down beverly drive here in the annondale area just off of tobin road. you can see the police officer standing there inside the yellow crime scene tape. he's been standing there quite some time. in fact, the entire time we've been out here seeming the guarding the scene, that red car behind, that's where we believe the house is where the shooting began. let's show you some video we shot earlier today. in force this afternoon when gunfire was reported inside a single family home in the 3400 block of beverly drive's one victim found inside the's home and one outside. the children, ag

after this terrifying moment, the comedian was able to walk away unharmed. >> you all right?> i'm fine. doesn't get more exciting than that. >> until he gets home. >> wait till my wife sees this. >> your wife? >> his wife is very angry or she is calling the insurance company. >> maybe both. >> good point. take us from car crash to trainwreck. >> this is not good. abby lee miller seems to be coming off the rails. she is accused of hiding hundreds of thousands of dollars during her bankruptcy. today, she faced the judge. >> do you have any comments going in? >> no. >> abby pled guilty to two different charges. >> one count concealing assets of her bankruptcy estate. >> fraud and embezzlement. the other charge was last week failing to report more than $10,000 she brought into the u.s., also a felony. >> she faced 20 counts of bankruptcy-related charges stemming from trying to hide $775,000 after filing chapter 11 back in 2010. the dance mom star was caught when a judge happened to watch her show and determined miller was making more than the nearly $9,000 a month she claimed to

the video of what happened and how he managed to walk away unharmed. >>> plus she is a pint sized prot gi. she will have the experience that many don't get. the competition that she is in. the world must join in one common goal. to protect our greatest resource. our pancakes. denny's red, white and blue slam is here and so is independence day: resurgence. denny's. welcome to america's diner. in theaters, june 24th. >>> welcome back. it is 4:54. a girl will visit new york city this week. she says she is looking forward to seeing the hall. she will be more thane a tourist. -- than a tourist. ffrment you are not just looking at this. take a look at this little girl. she was a stand out at an international musical festival. she was asked to perform a solo. she is excited to stand on that . >> me, to be around thousands of people, it will be a pretty big audience. >>reporter: does that make you nervous? >> a l. >> a little nervous. >>> she will do great. >> she sings in five different languages. her brother made national news recently when he was accepted to uc san crews, but he is just 13.

. >> thankfully after this terrifying moment, the comedian was able to walk away unharmed. >> you all>> i'm fine. doesn't get more exciting than that. >> take us from car crash to trainwreck. >> this is not good. abby lee miller seems to be coming off the rails. she is accused of hiding hundreds of thousands of dollars during her bankruptcy..o cf1 o today, she faced the judge. >> do you hhve any comments going in? >> no. >> abby pled guilty to two different charges. >> one count concealing assets of her bankruptcy estate. >> that's fraud and a felony. the other charge was last week failing to report more than $10,000 she brought into the u.s., also a felony. >> abby faces six to seeen years in prison. the fed want her to serve half that. her lawyers want six months. she will be sentenced in october. >> next cher's confronted about a tabloid saying she is dying. >> everybody is concerned about your health. >> we love that that's the 70-year-old's response to her reported impending demise while heading to l.a.x. for the >> your health is good? >> did you see me? >> we did. >>> finally,

siege, police stormed the building, killing the attacker and finding the woman dead but the boy unharmedthe killer has been identified as 25-year-old freshman larossi abballa, who had been previously convicted. he posted a video to facebook, and according to prosecutors, said he was acting under the orders of the islamic state. during negotiations with the police, the killer said he was a practicing muslim observing ramadan. he had pledged allegiance three weeks earlier to the leader of the islamic state, abubakar al-baghdadi, and believed in the killing of nonbelievers where they lived with their families. he threatened to blow everything up of the police officers came in the house. hours before the attack, a bala abballa -- abballa apparently showed up at his local mosques to play. -- to pray. >> at sign yesterday. i said we're going to close and he left normally. >> i don't know what was going on inside his head. to me, he was a regular young man like anyone else. i have nothing else to add. >> police searched abballa's home and other locations and the tape people close to him for que

she was shaken up but walked away unharmed . >>> a car going the wrong way hit a police cruiser in ohio and police say that the driver was lucky it happened. the 83-year-old driver had a diabetic issue and blacked out. it blocked him from going further and got her medical attention. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 12:30, another check of the forecast for you. >> looking live outside. sky 6 hd showing you the commodore barry bridge. meteorologist, david murphy, with your update from accuweather when "action news" comes right back. >>> the number of new runners are son the rise after a host of programs at schools and online. odds are most runners will have an injury at some point. in this week's kids health matters, erin o'hearn looks at a common one. >> soccer was a sport for sue roy, and then discovered running. >> sprints and relays are her favorite. two weeks into the training it turned into pain. >> was doing 100 meter sprints. after 50 meters in i heard something snap or pull. >> the pain came back when she tried to run. >> the doctor says that is classic signs of shin splints.

. >>> a good samaritan is unharmed after chain reaction left two people seriously injured. you can see rescuers scrambling to help the victims this morning. it all started when a car spun out, hit the median, then stalled. another driver then stopped to help. two people in the disabled car. >> while they were both stopped, blocking the number one lane, i heard a vehicle collide with the rear of the stopped vehicle. >> really, really fast. jumped the barrier to get out of the way. >> the two people from the spun-out car didn't have time to escape. one was pinned in the wreckage, they were rushed to a trauma center. >>> investigators are now going through a suspect roz phone and computer trying to find lies why someone would want to steal -- kill singer christina grimmie. she appeared on nbc's "the voice." gunshots silenced grimmie following her concert in orlando, florida. witnesses saw a man shoot grimmie to death ohama the 22-year-old met fans and signed autographs. >> the suspect is not from orlando. the suspect traveled to orlando, apparently to commit this crime. >> she

a second ucla professor on the list is unharmed. the third person, the woman in minnesota, has yet to be identified. >> we believe at this point that she was deceased prior to the ucla shooting. but because we're so early in the investigation, the timing we don't know exactly at this point. >> reporter: officials say he drove 2,000 miles in his nissan is sentra to carry out the shooting at ucla where he graduated in 2013. investigators are looking into the motive. the lapd says he believed klug stole his computer code and gave it to someone else. classes have resumed at ucla but the engineering department is still closed. janet o, abc 7 news. >>> the big three candidates in the race for 2016 are taking over california today. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and donald trump are all stu stumping in our state ahead of next tuesday's primary. sky 7 flew over trump's rally site earlier this morning. he'll be the only candidate in the bay area today. his event is scheduled to start at 7:00 p.m. last time trump was in town, he was met by

. >>> two men found missing for two days were found unharmed.escuers found 81-year-old man on monday morning. he went into the woods over the weekend to pick bamboo chutes. when he was found he had no serious injuries and could walk on his own. >> translator: i went the wrong way after entering the woods and was wandering. i survived on water from a stream. >> 75-year-old man was found later the same day. he had been in the same area searching for edible shoots. searchers said he looked slightly weak but not injured. four people have recently been killed in the northern mountains in suspected bear attacks. an expert says human remains were found inside a bear shot recently in the area. >>> for over four centuries the walls of a hill top fortress have endured flames, gun fire and political intrigue. now they are under siege by nature. earthquakes in april have caused severe damage. our next story looks at efforts to bring the castle back to its former glory. >> reporter: tiles tumbled from the roof of the castle tower, and the stone calls support

he was able to walk away unharmed. >> all right, time now f thrashing the warriors gave the cavaliers from our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. john buccigross and john anderson. the nba finals resumed on abc last night in oakland. >> yes, america's team right now in the nba is golden state. no longer burden by a 3-1 deficit getting out of the western conference finals they have been loose nap's not dabbing? >> i don't know what that is. >> they came out ready to play, especially draymond green. didn't get a ton from steph again, didn't get a ton from klay again, didn't need it. not shooting particularly well here. found his stroke. 5 of 8 from three. his previous finals game last year in those six games was 17. he had 18 in the first half. 28 in the game. his team went on this game. they ended up winning by 33. look at steph, i'll be a cheerleader. >>> and then this there is, klay thompson, hit kevin love goes down. eventually left the game and took part in the concussion protocol. we'll see what his status is for game three back in cleveland wednesday night. >> also on abc

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outside and there were children in the house when the shooting began and we're told they got out unharmed. >> lisa rested this man the 6 67-year-old father he's charged with two counts of decked degree murder. >> they say attacked her estranged wife and investigators. he he ran when he had an argument. walker forced his way in and shot and killed a manned in. then he beat here when officers arrived and refused to drop it officer shot and killed him. here is the police radio transmission of what happened. >> 25 he's got it pointed at me behind the three. him. >> i don't let you. >> the share every says officers acted properly and showed restraint before firing and killing walker. because it's a police involved shooting virginia state police are handling the investigation. >> fox 5 is in prince george county while battleing a fire in land-over hild and settin settingtors bringing to the attic. one firefighter for a second floor window. he is cheated and the cause of investigation of what turns now to the forecast. let's look live outside. there were strong winds out there today. big gusts w

and then the young man was taken away restrained and unharmed. he had two swords in his room and never tried to attack the officers. >> he is a big dude. he has an altered mental status. >> i will be honest with you. that could have gone very different. it allows the person to vent. >> back in the classroom mario molina describes the tactic for dealing with somebody in an altered state. >> what do you see? >> what do you hear 1234. >> san francisco police, how can i help you? >> the scene is most likely to turn deadly in the first ninety seconds. he teaches the new recruits to slow down. >> the first words are what is going on. and then wait for a response. stop closing distance. >> and watch how slowly they are walking. that's good. >> that's where the good ended and the bad started. >> within 30 seconds they kill. as he approached he moved toward them with a knife in hand. >> this is not what we teach. gut again, what happens here is the rare exception. >> police tis sticks show -- police statistics say they don't use deadly force. last week at

all unharmed. the witness said he saw the chopper's tail hit a buoy. it sent it out of control. the cause of the crash is officially under investigation. leon: the democratic national committee says the russian government hacked into the computer system. party leaders say no employee or the donor information was compromised the hackers did gain access to opposition research that the d.n.c. has been conducting on donald trump. a cyber security firm determined the russian intelligence breached the network on two occasions. the f.b.i. is investigating the breach. alison: another big day in the race for the white house. in two hours the polls will close for the nation's final primary race. it happens to b washington. while the presidential nomination appear decided already, two local races on the ballots could produce some fireworks. d.c. bureau chief sam ford in northeast washington will tell us what to watch tonight. sam? sam: we are outside the thomas elementary school in northeast washington. there is the contest nationally between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. but here ea

. >>> welcome back, a 7-year-old japanese boy who went missing nearly a week ago was found unharmed. you see, his parents had left him in the forest as punishment for throwing rocks at cars and people. and then a soldier eventually found that boy in a military drilling area. on the island of okaido. he was rushed to the hospital where he is now being treated for dehydration and his father has publicly apologized. saying he took the boy's punishment too far. now, apparently, authorities agree, and police say the parents could be facing negligence charges soon. >>> apparently, 35 children isn't enough for this proud father from pakistan. he says he is aiming to sire 100 kids before he dies. and he is now looking fourth wife to help. 46-year-old sadr cogy says it is his religious duty to have as many children as possible and the word of the lofty goals spread through the community and the social media and apparently he has been flooded with marriage proposals since then. wow. >>> meteorologist melissa nord is tracking the weather alert and the forecast is next. >> showers and thundersto

couldn't see a scenario where i was going to get out of this unharmed. >> i could not see.was right there. you could feel it right on your back. >> this is the great white's territory, its turf. seemingly trapped, the divers are terrified. >> i moved to the side where i knew that there was a trap door and slid that open. i basically sprung out of the water. >> within seconds, the divers turn almost certain death into a dramatic escape. >> the shark was able to shake loose the cage. the dive masters were able to just pull me completely right out of the water. >> i was out of the water on the swim step, and i just remember distinctly, whooo! >> a moment like that happens, time really slows down. it was like it happened for ten minutes instead of 15 seconds. >> the divers feel it just wasn't their day to die. but they know that things may not always turn out so lucky for those who dare to trespass. >> there's always a danger when you are out with wild animals. anything can happen at any moment. >> for both of us to come out of it unscathed is amazing. just completely amazing.

resident is unharmed and out of harm's way. that's the latest here at pacific and powell. a very tense situation, as you can imagine. lots of police cars, lots of officers, fire department, and ambulance. >> you mentioned earlier it is a hot burglary, of particular concern for law enforcement. of course, that's a burglary where someone enters a residence where someone is inside. and so there is a risk for some sort of altercation or violence between the person intending toburgt to burgle the resident. is there a risk, are police concerned he might shoot out a window? what is the major concern now is. >> reporter: obviously police want the person out. they want him to keep talking, that's the strategy that hostage negotiators use. the police spokesman said negotiations have been back and forth, broken off for a while. then again, we heard some yelling at police officers, obscenities. so i think it's a fluid situation. but negotiators apparently are still trying to coax this person out of the unit without violence, without gunfire. he is alone, according to the spokesperson,

the child was rescued unharmed after zoo officials made the decision to shoot the gorilla. a controversial call still being debated nationwide. nbc's joe fryer now with the tapes and the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: 911 calls capture a mother's frantic moments after her 3-year-old son fell into the gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. at times the 420-pound silverback gorilla could be seen pulling the boy across the moat. eventually zoo officials decided to shoot and kill the gorilla. today the boy's family released a new statement saying the child had a checkup with his doctor and is still doing well. we continue to be thankful to the cincinnati zoo for their actions taken to protect our child. zoo officials say it appears the boy went over a 3-foot barrier and through several bushes before falling 15 feet into the moat. cincinnati police say they'll review the actions of the boy's family leading up to the incident. the family has reportedly received death threats, and online nearly half a million people called for a petition for the boy's mother to be cha

. >> a 7-year-old boy missing in a japanese forest for nearly a week has been found unharmed. his parents say they made him get out of the car as punishment for throwing rocks at people and then they drove away. when they came back a few minutes later, had he vanished. he turned up in an army training hut, a little dehydrated and scratched but okay. >> back here in the states in game one of the nba finals, it is in the books and advantage warriors. the defending champs golden state showing their strength in numbers against the cavaliers. >> the warriors took last night's game by a score of 104-89. abc's t.j. holmes was there. >> guys, coming into the finals it was all about the splash brothers, you know, klay thompson, step curry. they've been you the putting on a show the entire playoffs. they did not make too much of a splash in this game, if you will. going into the fourth quarter, midway through the fourth quarter, both guys cur a but their team was up by double digits. the bench showed up in a major way for the warriors and essentially won this game for them and won easil

. >> reporter: four-year-old mariah her on the left was unharmed. but five-year-old mark andrews, jr., was struck once. >> chester police are calling eight drive by shooting. intended targets not latasha and her family but apparently a group of men sitting around outside. that's little comfort to a mom watching her young son recover in a hospital bed from a gunshot wound. >> it is ridiculous. like, we shouldn't have to live like this. my kids don't want to come home. then what? >> she's been asking the chester housing authority to move her family to a safer neighborhood for months. after their car was shot up. now little mark's grandmother says she's had enough. >> he's five years old. i could have been here planning his funeral, you know? it's got to stop. >> reporter: that little bullet remains lodged in that little boy's shoulder. not clear when or if it will be removed. but mark could be released from the hospital as early as tomorrow morning. mom says he remains in good spirits. planning ahead for his sixth birthday party next month and obvious

numerous people were brought out alive and unharmed. many more are in the hospital, hopefully recover and begin that healing process. this community has come together and hopefully that will maintain and stay the course. barring that, we'll take some questions. >> why has the number changed from 49 to 53? >> i think what some people were given out the shooter was included in the number 50. there were 49 victims. we don't count the shooter as a victim. 48 have been identified as present. 24 families have been made aware of their location. >> can you clarify one thing. >> a couple more remarks first. >> good morning. this has certainly been a trying time for all of us. i can tell you as a native of orlando, this is certainly touching to my family and i. i served here in this community with the orlando police department and now the orange county sheriff. there's never really been a time where i've seen where the agencies at the federal, state and local level have really come together to work throughout the night. our agencies have continue

a number of people were brought out alive, unharmed, many more in the hospital recovering. that healing process, a bonus for this community that it has come together. and that will hopefully stay the course.>> reporter: why is the number change from 50 to 49? >> the shooter was included in that number of 50, 49 victims, but we do not really count that shooter as the victim. and that is how we got to the number 49, 48 of which have been identified.>> reporter: can you help us clarify one thing.>> we have you more remarks -- a few more remarks and we will answer your questions.>> this has certainly been a trying time for all of us. as a native of orlando, this is certainly touching to our family and dive. i have served in this community with the orlando police department, and now the orange county sheriff, and there has never been a time when i've seen the agencies, federal, state and local levels have come together to work. throughout the night the agencies have worked with the fbi. we have great partnership, and i'm certain within just a short period of time all of these vi

a 3-year-old boy was also found and he was unharm and rescued.r has a past terrorism conviction for recruiting in pakistan though no group has claimed responsibility. an unnamed source told an isis affiliated agency that the man was one of his followers and this morning, francois hollande said it was a terrorist attack. >>> stocks for the gun manufacturers have been rising since the orlando attack as investors anticipate a surge in sales ahead of possible weapons control actions by the government. cnbc's chris -- steve sedgwick joins us from london. good morning. >> good morning to you, chris. this pretty much what happens every single time we see a deadly attack and indeed the threat of the stronger gun laws comes into the mindset of many investors as well. smith and wesson moved 6.9%, stern ruger moved to the outside and having been up as much as 11% at one stage. smith & wesson shares are up around 40%. as i say, whenever the president makes protestations about tighter gun laws as well we see a big increase in background checks which is a prel

that professor was unharmed, possibly only because he did not work yesterday. sarkar earned his phd in 2013 and received his masters in 2005. >>> a lawyer for the family of a man shot and killed while working on an anti-violence in oakland filed a federal complaint today against u.s. immigration and enforcement. the man who killed antonio ramos used a gun stolen from the i.c.e. agent's car. marquis holloway says he shot ramos to take the camera he had. i.c.e. had no comment on the lawsuit. >>> family and friends of gun violence victims marched to nearly 200 cities today rallying for stricter gun laws. >> jonathan bloom explains to us kbr the golden gate bridge was even more orange than usual for national gun violence awareness day. >> reporter: gathered in the morning fog, a sea of orange. >> hunters wear orange to say, don't shoot me. that's why orange has been embraced as the color for gun violence prevention. >> reporter: started by a teenage shooting victim's friends in chicago it's now a movement. >> no more handgun violence. >> reporter: embraced by the l

and then the young man was taken away restrained and unharmed. he had two swords in his room and never tried to attack the officers. >> he is a big dude. he has an altered mental status. >> i will be honest with you. that could have gone very different. it allows the person to vent. >> back in the classroom mario molina describes the tactic for dealing with somebody in an altered state. >> what do you see? >> what do you hear 1234. >> san francisco police, how can i help you? >> the scene is most likely to turn deadly in the first ninety seconds. he teaches the new recruits to slow down. >> the first words are what is going on. and then wait for a response. stop closing distance. >> and watch how slowly they are walking. that's good. >> that's where the good ended and the bad started. >> within 30 seconds they kill. as he approached he moved toward them with a knife in hand. >> this is not what we teach. gut again, what happens here is the rare exception. >> police tis sticks show -- police statistics say they don't use deadly force. last week at

>> fortunately the travelers and their dog were able to make it out unharmed. >> fortunate to be alive. >> have you not heard 1,000 times, don't go across rushing waters. >> people underestimate the power of water all the time. flash flooding kills more people in this country than hurricanes and tornadoes. people don't get it. hopefully they will, over 12 deaths from flash flooding in texas alone this last week. the storm still sits over the loep star state. thunderstorms off the coast. but they'll be moving inland throughout portions of the day. especially around the houston area, beaumont, port arthur, that's the target zone today. although it's so wet that even the lightest of rain is causing flash flooding. we still have about 23 million people at risk. the primary story will be on the coast. as far as the heat in the west, it's just expanding and getting hotter. today should be another record-breaking day. 112 the record high in phoenix today, 107 the record in vegas, we have a chance of beating both. yuma could beat it. flagstaff has a chance for a record high. same with tucson.

unharmed and stuff. at the same time, i feel bad. there were so many people -- so many people. >> reporter: did it seem like it was ever going to end? >> no, it didn't seem real actually. you see that on tv and the movies. i can't say it would never happen to anybody, but i mean it has, but it's just -- it's very sad. it's a hard thing. there shouldn't be that type of hurt. >> thank you very much. >> scott pelley with survivor shawn royster. >>> donald trump took credit for ripping into terrorism. >> reporter: at the white house, flags were lowered to half staff on order from president obama who declared the orlando massacre an act of terror and an act of hate. >> this is a sobering reminder that attacks on any american regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation is an attack on all of us. and no act of hate or terror will ever change who we are or the values that make us americans. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: the worst mass shooting in u.s. history immediately reignited heated political debates over terrorism and gun

the child was rescued unharmed after the gorilla was shot. it was a controversial call, still being debated nationwide. here's nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: 911 calls capture the mother's frantic moments after her 3-year-old son fell into the enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. >> my son fell into the zoo. with the gorilla. my son fell with in with the gorilla. that's a male gorilla standing over him. >> reporter: at times the 400 pound gorilla could be seen pulling the boy across the moat. >> he's dragging my son! i can't watch this. >> reporter: eventually zoo officials decided to shoot and kill the gorilla. the boy's family released a new statement saying the child had a checkup with his doctor and is still doing well. we continue to be thankful to the cincinnati zoo taken to protect our child. he went over the three foot barrier and fell 15 feet into the moat. >> slammed the baby into the wall. he was in the water. >> reporter: cincinnati police will review the actions of the boy's family leading up to the incident. the family has reportedly

fighter jet crashes after an aerial performance how the pilot escaped unharmed and what he did just moments after the crash happened. >>> but first tonight arc woman found dead in a chester county pond is identified as a pre kindergarten teacher. the strong message authorities have for her killer tonight. 24 year old's body was discovered on memorial day. good evening everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more tonight on why authorities still need the public's help in order to solve this case. >> reporter: ryan benjamin lived in pottstown but spent lost time right here on the streets of west chester with friends. the local da here in chester county is furious and he has strong words for the person he believed dumped her body in the creek. ryan benjamin was just 24 years old. authorities found her body in a shallow creek on memorial day tied to a cinder block. >> someone out there right now who knows exactly what he did. he tied a cinder block to young woman's leg and dumped her into a pond. >>> the 24-year-old died before she was dumb

unharmed, they are asked to help the injured. the military believes they are facing up to 3000 i.s. fighters in falluja. but right now the biggest concern is not the extremists. the most difficult thing is making the distinction between fighters and citizens. we are taking our time to get this right. even if they are family members of an i.s. fighter, they are civilians in our eyes. reporter: falluja cannot be retaken by airstrikes alone but it is an important part of a tough battle. for now, the city remains riddled with fighting and terrified residents. jane: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, breaking the nazi code. veterans of the project during world war ii comeback to bletchley park, where early computers took the lead. to send foran left himself in the woods has been found seven-year-old yamato tanooka was briefly abandoned by his parents for being naughty, but he disappeared and ended up going missing for nearly a week before soldiers found him in relatively good health. his parents admit they went too far. isorter: yamato tanooka

the occupants of the homes nearby, they were able to get out unharmed. first responders, when they got here, they searched the house. they did find an elderly man who had died in that fire. we talked with the fire commissioner about this soon after it happened. >> right now the occupants of the units next door are out until we verify everything is safe. we're hopeful they can get back into their homes tonight. >> as of right now, it's unknown if there were any working smoke detectors in that home. the fire is still under investigation. we understand the fire marshal is here on the scene as well. at this point, we understand that some of the residents in the neighboring homes have been allowed back into their homes. we saw just a couple minutes ago somebody walk into the home right next door. they were just making sure that everything was safe, as you heard from the fire commissioner there. it does appear they're starting to clean up this area and get people back into their homes. again, one person has died, an elderly man found dead on the first floor of

>> fortunately, the travelers and their dog were able to make it out unharmed. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. bill, any relief in sight? we have watched this all week long. >> i think the worst of the flash flooding is over with but the rivers will be up high another four to five days. still going to rain in texas but not see the flash flooding from the heavy thunderstorms the last couple of days. if it does happen along the coastal areas and inland areas cool enough a light soaking rain. we are watching new thunderstorms off the coast. if we have the flash flood threat, mostly it's coastal louisiana down through the texas coast. still 23 million people at risk of this flash flooding and the river flooding threat will continue well into the weekend and even into next week. rainfall amounts additional. about done in dallas. north texas looking better but could pick up 2 to 3 inches in coastal areas if you get any of those thunderstorms, maybe 4 to 5 inches thr saturday rainfall in the ohio valley and new england arena a,t over the weekend. by saturday, we

this 7-year-old was found this morning and is said to be unharmed.he forested area where the boy seemingly vanished was known for bears. he eventually turned up in the military drill area alone. it ignited the debate about parental discipline. the father addressed the press and said, quote, we reflected on what we did and it was really excessive. you think? >>> all right, let's turn to the discovery of the different kind here. someone who has been dead for thousands of years, king tut, is still full of surprises. science has just discovered that the knife placed inside his tomb was likely made from a meteorite. researchers who used the new kind of x-ray technology say the test quote strongly suggests the blade has materials of what they call extraterrestrial origin. >>> finally this morning, don't touch, it's one of the rules when you visit a museum. but one man just couldn't resist. the national watch and clock museum in pennsylvania posted this video of a man touching a wooden clock before it came falling off the wall and breaking into many pieces

she was sane up but otherwise unharm. >>> and some severe damage at camden county community college inlackwood after this happen happened. the storm blew the roof right off a building used to store records. classes were canceled for the day. they'll resume as normal tomorrow. >>> and in south phil aultry mitt two parked cars and barely missed another one that fell on wharton vote near 13th. also brought down few wires. peco crews were out getting that part cleaned up before workers can remove the tree. >> the death toll climbs to four in the terror a attack in isra israel. new sir individual shows how the violence unfolded. two palestinian gunmen dressed in suits are seen shooting customers at point blank range inside a popular market in tel-aviv tonight. one of them throws his weapon on the ground and both men flee. police arrested both attackers one of them was wounded by officers. >>> a campaign 2016 tonight bernie sanders says he's still in the race while hillary clinton in the spotlight talking about making history. meanwhile republican leaders stress party unity during a closed d

police found the baby unharmed that night. they arrested 32 year old moore, police say she told them she had given a bertha few weeks before and the baby died. has court date later this morning. >> made have this morning at 10:00 a.m., services held at the freedom hall arena in louisville where ali won his first pro fight in 1960. >> will be driven through the street of louisville friday, then funeral will be held at kfc yum arena which holds about 22,000 people. tickets for that service will be made available tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. >> the popular gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo reopens since the boy fell into the enclosure. incident led to the shooting after rare gorilla. the innings inch lit have high reinforced railing, the barrier half foot taller than before with solid wood beams and rope netting, the boy's mother also will not face charges, any criminal charges, over this incident. >> still ahead, a friends who testified at o.j. simpson's murder trial is making surprising prediction about possible murder confession

everyone in the homes escaped unharmed.tigators are sifting for clues to what sparked the fire. >>> we can learn more today about the man accused of attempting to rape a woman outside a wawa in northeast philadelphia. this happened yesterday evening behind the dell air shopping center on the 9400 block of state road. police say the woman was waiting for a ride when a man she did not know approached and started talking to her. then touched the victim and began removing her clothes. they ran away and alerted police. police then arrested a 44-year-old man two blocks away. >> ♪ >> happening today, the showboat atlantic city is holding a job fair. the showboat is looking to fill 850 jobs. they range from housekeepers to managers. the showboat is reopening next month. it will have 852 hotel rooms but no casino. today's job fair runs from 1:00 until 7:00 tonight. >> karen, we're not going directly into summer. >> not directly. we're taking a speed bump into fall. >> okay. >> why not? let's take a look right now. today is a summer

numerous people were brought out alive and unharmed. and now the healing process beginning. this community has come together, and hopefy that will maintain and stay the course. barring that, guess we'll take some condition. >> why has the number changed from 49 to 50 deaths. >> think what some people had been giving out in some point in time, the shooter was counted as victim number 50. we don't really count the shooter as a victim. so that's how you get to 49. there were 49 victims. >> we have a couple of more remarks, and then we'll answer questions. >> good morning. this has certainly been a trying time for all of us, and i can tell you as a nate inof orlando, this is certainly touching for our family and i. i now serve as a the orange county sheriff, be, and there's been been a time where i've seen that the agencies that's federal, state, and local level have really come together to work. and throughout the night, our agencies have continued to work with the fbi. we have great partnership, and i am certain that, just a short period of time, all of these victims will be a

fighter jet crashes after an aerial performance how the pilot escaped unharmed and what he did just moments after the crash happened. >>> but first tonight arc woman found dead in a chester county pond is identified as a pre kindergarten teacher. the strong message authorities have for her killer tonight. 24 year old's body was discovered on memorial day. good evening everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more tonight on why authorities still need the public's help in order to solve this case. >> reporter: ryan benjamin lived in pottstown but spent lost time right here on the streets of west chester with friends. the local da here in chester county is furious and he has strong words for the person he believed dumped her body in the creek. ryan benjamin was just 24 years old. authorities found her body in a shallow creek on memorial day tied to a cinder block. >> someone out there right now who knows exactly what he did. he tied a cinder block to young woman's leg and dumped her into a pond. >>> the 24-year-old died before she was dumb