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luckily this one isn't that bad, markelle fultz twisted his and until his last game but luckily just sprained ankle. ice it up, get some rest and he will be just fine but sixers are sitting him out rest of the summer league for precautionary reasons. yesterday fultz talked about what he accomplished in the summer league. >> i think i accomplished to be a leader, and, court smart and give my teammates the ball defensively i improved a lot. and just, again, just knowing that everybody on this club was going to be faster, quicker and will be able to play. i definitely learned a lot. >>> to the phillies/padres in the third freddie galvis with the monster two run shot he had two, on the day, phillies had six total in the game. they went on to win, seven-one that is sports in a minute, i'm sean bell. >>> coming up here at 4:30 manager gone wild, what in the world, got into this guy right here. he is dancing or at least trying trying to on a buffet table and i'll tell you this one does not end well. >>> back in court, evidence was collect but is there enough to send the case begins 18 frate

not today, luckily! tell us on holiday? not today, luckily!his, uk air traffic controllers warning of overcrowded skies. this is the people who make sure the planes stay up in the sky, nats, said the infrastructure needs to improve. they are investing but they are worried there are too many planes, 40,000 more planes than this time last year. it's a new record. what is happening essentially is certain planes, or lots of us are not troubling the past are additional hotspots like egypt and turkey, we are travelling to spain and italy, and what that means is more planes at edging into uk airspace orfrom more planes at edging into uk airspace or from uk more planes at edging into uk airspace orfrom uk airspace is about coping with more planes and it means more delays and more infrastructure is needed. being in a british airport right now is no fun. idid not british airport right now is no fun. i did not choose to travel today which is why. now a moon dust bag has landed one woman in chicago $1.8 million. she bought it for $995 on a us government w

luckily he was not seriously injured. what are the odds of that? >> just absolutely random. luckily he's okay after that. >>> a utah man accused of killing his wife on a cruise ship in alaska is now charged with murder, as we learn details of this case. >> they include allegations that he told one witness his wife wouldn't stop laughing at him. abc's linzie janis has the latest. >> reporter: a wife is dead and a husband in federal custody after the emerald princess cruise ship became a floating crime scene. >> i can't remember the last time we were had a murder on a cruise ship in alaska. >> reporter: the federal document says security officers on the ship were called to the room around 9:00 p.m. tuesday, after passengers heard screams. finding blood on kenneth's hands and clothing. one witness spottin to drag the 39-year-old realtor and mother of three's body towards the balcony. when asked what happened, kenneth telling that witness, she would not stop laughing at me. the victim's young daughter running for help. >> she was saying i knew my dad would do this. i knew he wou

luckily on mass transit, nothing major. special weekend schedules on the median elwin and west trenton regional rail lines. no issues on patco or njt. >> reporter: most of us have to wait for the rain until later today. 73 degrees, muggy. the high i at 3:00 p.m. back in the 70s at 5:00 p.m. there's a chance of spotty drenching downpour producing showers and thunderstorms beginning to build in the afternoon and evening and heavier in the overnight hours into saturday morning. a reminder we have a flood watch that kicks in this afternoon and ends saturday afternoon from areas close to the pennsylvania turnpi s tam. >>> thank you, david. >>> an oklahoma family made an surprising discovery on their property. freddie green said the son was making changes to the dirt bike trail when the tractor hit something 6 feet under of they dug up the remains of a brand new chevy blairdz -- blazer wrapped in tarp. who ever buried it left the license plate in tact. >>> kite -- coyotes are on the prowl chasing people's pets. neighbors ran out

>> and luckily he's in the clear. >> you [ bleep ] idiot! >>> jessica is a youtube photographer. she has different challenges she brings fell toe photogs to try different things. she isle chaeninging brandon to put his expensive equipment aside to pick up a toy camera and shoot some pictures with that. >> you are using the kid zoom camera. >> my kids have exactly that camera. good luck, mate. >> he starts pushing buttons. >> there's like three buttons, so this will be good. >> i think it will be the easiest. >> so easy. >> there are certain things in photography that are constants, light, composition, structure, perspective. >> that's why this is a beautiful challenge. they have a model, she's got her outfit. he sits her right next to this window, he's using a cd of a reflector, and his cell phone as a light, shines it on her face, and gets the camera right up to her, and starts snapping some shots and believe it or not, they're actually kinda cool. so jessica gets in on the action as well and tries to snap some of her own pictures. >> that's awesome. that looks great. >> rain br

luckily, around the same time, hollywood comes calling. >> word got around in california that if you'reoing to chicago, you get ahold of fosser. >> he designs the sets for "home alone" and "curly sue" and a couple of best picture winners, too. >> "the sting," "ordinary people." >> great credits, but it all was just a way to fund his miniature opera. >> in bill's heart, puppets were number one. it's what he lived for. >> in 1993, at 65, bill takes his dream retirement. he leaves the film biz and moves his puppet opera to the chicago suburb of rolling meadows. curtains rise and fall, and after a few more years, bill realizes he needs more help and, though he doesn't say so at the time, an heir or two. he places a want ad in the newspaper. it's answered by 18-year-old justin snyder. >> when i told him that i wanted to be a puppeteer, he kind of chuckled and he said, "well, if you're gonna work here, you're gonna have to be an all-purpose evil henchman." >> what exactly does that mean? [ vocalizes ] >> natural puppeteer. >> i'll find out in act two, right after intermission. ♪ >> but first,

. >> luckily no one was sitting in the chairs near the windows. the car was towed away.witnesses said the driver looked okay after the crash and didn't say much. >>> white flowers were placed atop ashes where a mother died in a fiery crash this weekend. a vigil was held for latoya cooper tonight in newcastle county. boards are still covering the hole that her van left in the side of the spca building sunday morning. tonight they said a room inside will be dedicated to cooper when they rebuild. investigators are still trying to figure out how cooper crashed through the side of the spca that morning. three cats were killed and about 11 were relocated. >>> watch as this postal truck rams into that tree there in center city and then that tree falls just inches from that man on the sidewalk. brandon is where this happened on locust street. you spoke to the postal service tonight. they said they are investigating this incident. >> reporter: that's right, jim, they're looking into this case. the tree was right here. the post office truck was on this side when it hit it going in

. >> reporter: jim, luckily there was medical staff aboard this train. again, a man jumped off of it, something you should never even consider doing. again, it happened behind us here down on the tracks at the angora station 5 o'clock yesterday. tonight he's in the hospital in bad shape. >> it was a gentleman half on the tracks, half on the sidewalk unconscious. >> reporter: it was the unthinkable, 5:00 p.m. yesterday, man jumps from the septa train at the angora station near 58th and baltimore avenue. middletown township assistant fire chief mark kirkgaser was on board. he says luckily he wasn't the only one who sprung into action. >> two nurses a pediatrician. i got out as well. we attempted to make sure he was first alive. he was reacting as somebody would with a typically with a brain injury so he was combative. >> reporter: today after an investigation, septa officials confirm the victim jumped off the train. he severely injured his head. >> fell backwards struck his head. went to the hospital with some pretty serious injuries. >> reporter: but why?

luckily they did make it out safely.e than 14,000 people in british columbia have been evacuated because of growing wildfires. >> police are searching for man caught on camera violently robbing a cab driver in fort lauderdale. dashcam video shows the suspect pull the 70-year-old cab driver into a head lock. the two then struggle before the suspect takes off with the victim's cell phone. luckily the suspect dropped the $360 that he also had in his pocket. the victim has been a cab driver for the past 10 years and the still cannot believe that at this point he was attacked. >> sure it was scary. i'm 70 years old. something like that never happen before before police released this video of the attack last weekend hoping that somebody will help them find the suspect. >>> on a typical night hundreds of cars are broken into but in south florida the thieves are after something very specific and unusual, the air bags. police just released this surveillance video of some of the break-ins in may and in recent months dozens of peop

for the most part our roads are dry luckily david but we have construction we're watching still blocking the eastbound side of the vine street expressway. not seeing any westbound cars get onto the schuylkill -- there goes a truck just reopening that westbound side of the vine so crews are in the process of clearing out but we're still watching some restriction there is in center city. of course we're watching that water main break in fishtown centered at frankford and thompson by the fishtown tavern. katherine is going to have more on that in just a minute. still some flooding this morning around the brooklawn circle k flood waters in logan township gloucester county blocking 130 northbound. 295 gets you around that. egg harbor township a vehicle flipped over on the garden state parkway northbound approaching 40 and 322, the black horse pike. left lane is out of commission because of that crash. and a mess in mays landing this morning. the action cam is on the scene right now. it's a water main break that really compromised the roadway. road being main street. that's route 40 right here

so, luckily, we we re eyes in a few days. were able to get their medication. little by little, he started to get stronger. doctors and courts in the uk say baby charlie gard has suffered too much irreversible brain damage to survive, and any further treatment could cause him significant harm. this child is extraordinary for so many reasons. at the forefront of a campaign to keep him on my support is an anti—abortion pastor from washington, dc. the group that gathered hundreds of thousands of signatures to save him is also american. true us congressmen are trying to pass legislation, giving charlie gard american citizenship so he can get treatment in the us that could improve his condition. he can get treatment in the us that could improve his conditionlj realise could improve his condition.” realise these are hard issues, but we have to stick to the lions and make sure that parents are the default decision—makers. if we don't, then all the little charlie gard's in the world are in trouble. president trump weighed in as well.

luckily the phils had a long ball today. big time.s, williams with a solo shot to left field. look at the crowd. no one is there on a sunday game. that's sad. now, in the third, freddy galvis gets in on the action, smashes. two-run homer right there. impressive, fills take a lead. skip to the seventh, and altherr, he gets in on the fun, solo shot to left. then freddy galvis said let me get one more in. hits a homer. the phillies had a six homerun game most since 2004. they strapped the five-game losing streak 7-zip >> this will be nice, i can enjoy this win four days now, which is, kind of nice. a lot of good things have come up in this first half. it's not all doom and gloom. these are things we got to take hold of and run with. >> it's kind of a time for us to recharge, per se, get your mind right, get back into -- back into the swing of things, start over. >> the phillies are happy that the all-star break is here. we go to a no hitter alert. rockies white sox, kyle freeland trying to get it done in the eight and, per rare giving hi

luckily they were replaced by nightfallman i thought the house was gonna burn to the ground.standupno major injuries were reported, but the neighbor in the adjacent home suffered minor burns on his arms while trying to out the fire.reporting from susuin city. (vicki) fire crews are trying to get a handle on a fire burning in yolo county... right now the "winters fire" has burned a-thousand acres and is only 15-percent contained tonight... the fire is burning in dixon near highway 128 near pleasant view road ... there are mandatory evacuations and sveral road closures in the area... highway 128 near lake berryessa dam and pleasant valley road is closed tonight... is it expected to reopen tomorrow... (steve) happening now two popular hiking trails in san jose are closed after mountain lions were spotted in the area... it's happening at alum rock park will be closed until saturday.. officials say at least one mountain lion has been spotted just a few feet from the "one way road trail" the south rim trail is also closed.. rangers say the trails could open saturday if they think the threat

luckily with all the festivals that ta ke luckily with all the festivals that take place in places likel mackie. the amount parents pay for holiday childcare in britain has risen to an average of £124 a week. that's according to the family and childcare trust, which has also found that there's a lack of places in many parts of the country. as part of our day of bbc coverage, who cares, sean farrington has been finding out how families are coping this summer. it is now holiday time for these kids. no more classes and a bit more fun. but for many parents out there, the big game for the coming weeks will be juggling who looks after their children while they head off to work. it is still worth me working and building my career and building my business, definitely, but it is a significant cost. the amount parents pay for holiday childcare in britain has risen it's my choice to work, but my child care costs are as much as my mortgage every month. the costs are rising. the family and childcare trust say prices are on average up 4% on last year. that works out at around £124 a week during the h

>> well, i think that luckily the senate sees things with a greater clarity. i always think of the senate as the soul of america in a real way. like doctors make a pledge to -- the hippocratic oath says first do no harm, i think the senate thinks in those terms and if they would let it die more than 30 million people lose coverage, you know, insurance rates go through the sky, i think the time is now to get republicans and democrats and governors are willing to help with this, but get some repubn senators, democratic senators and look at, you know, cost sharing reductions, the premium tax credits, reinsurance, what are the ways we can strengthen and stabilize those private markets and actually bring down what american citizens are paying for their health care. it is not impossible, not that hard, not that expensive. >> if they don't get this done, if we sit at this stalemate, what happens to the next agenda items? we don't know how much on a bipartisan way infrastructure or tax reform could make sense, but you're a business guy. the math will not add up in tax

luckily for me i developed thick skin a long time ago. in my past resume of life i was miss america. having gone through that experience, as if my resume of being valedictorian and graduating stanford, like all of that evaporated when i was a classical violinist. i had to learn early on when i was 22 years old how people attack you and don't like you for no apparent reason. i remember going to my father saying especially for minnesota would you understand, why do people not like me just because? he gave me advice i think about every day and it has been helpful in the last year which is you try to accumulate as many people as possible who feel positive about you. you keep trying but in the end if they don't decide to come to your side you have to let it go. that advice has been paramount to my life in the last year. i don't expect to please everyone with what i did or with this book, but i do know i will empower thousands of others who want to learn more about this issue and wants to have their voices heard. >> host: you refer to yourself

arranged to stay at a hotel or with friends.sot: mark bagnall, evacuee// "i've found a place to stay and luckily i have insurance that will cover the cost of that."this being the third fire this year at large scale apartment construction site in the area - suspicion has risen among developers whether housing projects are being targeted by arsonists.sot: gregg mcconnell, jobs and housing coalition president // "they are rattled. they are wondering if this is the work of some anti-development arson group of individuals. we don't know yet. we have suspicions but we don't know for sure." mcconnell is worried if the fire may be a sign of opposition to a developing oakland that could price out long-time locals.sot: gregg mcconnell, jobs and housing coalition president // "we're not subtracting we're adding housing and adding housing doesn't push people out."sot: mark bagnall, evacuee// "it might be but it seems foolish. it seems that if we build more buildings the rent will come down."the cause of the fire is under investigation. (vicki) continuing our team coverage... the building was owned by wood p

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luckily, by the last fire, he had sort of built the business been ifh and had capital it did not ruin him, but wasot the picture that this going to be a problem, and it was a hazard to his livelihood, so he decided to build a fireproof brewery at the same using this was fireproof technology, and he built this state-of-the-art brewery down at the site we now know as the kennedy center right on the potomac. that was unveiled in 1895 to much fanfare. people were invited in, and it ended up becoming the largest brewery in washington, d.c. it had the capacity of 500,000 barrels. they never quite made that much, but it was a gigantic manufacturing miss -- manufacturing facility. they had 11 labels with many different beers, many different iterations on different labels. heurich's logger, senate fail, old georgetown. multiple different brands. he was a household name in washington, d.c., at the time. when he moved to washington, it was a time where there were a lot of german-americans coming here, and what they were bringing was here. beer was part of the german culture, so there were brewer

luckily - queen anne's county emergency services says -- there are no reports of serious injuries. the stormwatch7 weather is always on your side. make sure you get our free app, to stay safe whenever severe weather strikes. happening today-- it may be the most dramatic day yet in the health care showdown on capitol hill. senator john mccain will return to washington-- a week after having surgery for brain cancer. this as the senate holds a make-or-break vote on health care. but many senators have yet to see what they'll actually be voting on. abc's emily rau has more from northwest. today?senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's moment of truth- a much anticipated vote on health care that is still too close to call. with a very narrow margin- only two votes to lose if republicans hope to move the bill forward and actually begin debate on repealing obamacare --- there's confusion on capitol hill about what measure will actually come up for a vote. sot manchin: "we haven't even got to see the bill even the republicans haven't seen the bill. so they're going to get it thrown on them

but luckily, there are no homes nearby. >>> one of the largest icebergs ever reported is now floating in the sea. it's raising a number of questions about climate change. linsey davis takes a look. >> reporter: a massive it is one of the largest to ever snap-off. the hcrack has been expachbding for years. scientists are dog a yes nn eno event. disappearing ice is an issue on both poles as weigh we saw off the coast of greenland in 2012. now it's like little islands of ice. while breaks have happened before, the concern is about the size. sea levels could rise, which is why scientists will be keeping close watch. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> some beach goers became heroes during their day at the jersey shore. they joined together to help a beached dolphin alochk sea isle city beach the animal was bleeding and may have been hit by a boat. it was roll nad a sling and putna a vehicle which took the dollar vin to an animal rescue center. >>> if you want tse what fear looks like, take a look at this picture. check out the lower left. that girl is on the frozen ever after ride in di

luckily, it's also found in plants. so this is your magic ingredient, right? your plant—based blood? right. and it provides the explosion of flavour you get that makes the difference between white meat chicken with a beefburger. the company has recently flipped the switch on its meatless meat—packing factory as it ramps up production. they will eventually make 4 million burgers a month, and the next aim is to move into chicken, pork and lamb. but it's one thing being a scientist who's enthralled by food tech and another to be a chef, using the ingredients produced on your carefully crafted menu. i think we eat way too much meat in general. so i think this is a way to be as close as possible to how meat looks and tastes. the impossible burger is now the only one rocco has on his menu it seems like at this stage it might be a novelty for silicon valley diners with money to spend but of course, as always, the true test is in the tasting. 0k. it's about to happen. it's really good. the texture‘s just like meat. it doesn't taste like minced beef. it tastes like mus

. >> reporter: luckily it came and went, thanks to the power of friendship.erstein's new memoir, my glory was i had such friends. she explains how nine of her closest friends saved her life while she writaited for a heart transplant. flying to her, sitting with her, making sure she never spent a moment alone. you guys were willing to do pretty much anything to get her through, rubbing her fight, rub being her back, massaging her, setting up spas in the hospital room. >> we improvised. and it's a gift for us, in a certain way to be able to show up for her. >> reporter: did you think there was a point she wasn't going to get a heart and you would have to say good-bye to your friend? >> that was a very real possible. >> absolutely had to reckon with the possibility that we were leaving and we again. >> reporter: amy was 50 years old at the time of the transplant in 2014. but this wasn't the first time her heart had failed her. you had your first heart transplant at age 25. >> i was in school and found had hard to walk to class. i went to the doctor and they foun

luckily dan take you was not home at the time. he was spending the weekend in florida, far, far away from this storm. the family says they have a lot of cleaning up to go. despite the damage they feel luckily no one was seriously hurt in this storm . still no word on what caused a massive fire that ravage vagged an apartment complex. five buildings in that complex were gutted. residents in several surrounding buildings were evacuated as a precautious while firefighters worked to tien contain the fire. two firefighters did suffer minor injuries. the oldest man tea in captivity has skyed. his name was snoot i. the new see up held a birth day celebration for him yesterday and it appears his death was an accident and they're now investigating. we are getting our first look the at a new documentary about princess diana told through the eyes of her son s, principlessest william and harry. it's one of the few times they're opening up about the relationship they had with their mother. the dongt dock documentary our mother comes on the 20t

luckily just clearing island and they will have fair weather over the next couple days to continue thean-up. one cell that moved east of la plate starting to diminish. tomorrow will be different, right now, it's 85 in dc. rain cooled air 74 in baltimore, 78 in gaithersburg, upper 70 north and west. with the cold front moving south, that allows we got a flow out to the northwest. that's good news in the summer, that means it's pretty pairible outside and we've got high temperatures tomorrow that will peak really only in the low to mid 80's here for washington. so by late july standards, that the greatly only in the 70's as you get up into sections of pennsylvania pens. low humidity will feel comfortable. 74 with sunshine tomorrow, 80 by noon and 85 for that high temperature later on in the afternoon. it will be beautiful to have dinner outdoors, and you can actually do it without oppressive humidity. seven-day forecast, it stays pleasant through wednesday, more clouds but otherwise, 84 degrees, very pleasant be little bit warmer more humid with a chance of showers on thursday, thunderst

luckily for the brits, his closest rival followed him off the road, fabio aru.he pair were able to continue and build a huge lead over one of the oth favorites. the colombian writer ken tana -- quintana appears to be out of the running. aru and two other writers -- riders broke away. froome wasn't able to keep up. it was france's raomin bardet -- romain bardet taking the victory. froome finished 22 seconds back, enough to see him lose the yellow jersey to aru, the italian leads by six seconds with more tough mountain stages to come. brent: and here's a reminder of the tab story we're following for you, u.s. president donald trump has praised the relationship between france and the u.s. as unbreakable. trump is in paris for talks with french president emmanuel macron. the two announced joint efforts on counterterrorism, trade, and syria, but trump danced around the question of whether he would reverse the u.s. withdrawal from the paris climate accord. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stick around for that. we will be right back, ev

as we look at our traffic this time we have a disabled vehicle and it is on i-95, luckily off to the-95 near girard avenue, the disabled tractor trailer looks like it may end up being out there but hopefully won't slow you down since it is off to the side. accident in abington township still being cleaned up jericho road atwood land road and we have had a concert this morning at the mann might notice extra traffic in that area, young peoples concert series and at 11:00 this morning, and the group is, thomas rockology. >> all right. rock it up. >> yes. >> what time does that start. >> 11:00 a.m. >> you have tickets. >> lets go over. >> 5:33. lets get to this story here because police are searching for a group of young men in bucks county that have been missing, these every two, dean finochiaro and other are mark surges and tom neil, all missing since last week, and steve keeley in solebury township with what we know. steve. >> reporter: viewers just joining us and people watching you you can see the sunrise look at this berm here and over you this can see fog developing. greg, walk do

i don't have anybody to help because luckily the kid are in camp at school. we were lucky now. otherwise you can't work. so whether it is day care or whoever. >> that makes you happeny well , yes. >> handing them over to grand mom. >> pay the mortgage, you have to work. >> are we finished then. that is idea. pay for help. >> yes, not everyone can pay for help. >> that is why they are so unhappy. >> here's what i'm saying, things have gotten easier on line with amazon thaw are not paying for, you don't to have pay a ton of money. it it is not a luxury because you can get that for free with amazon prime for grocery. >> fresh direct. >> do you do that. >> i have done fresh direct. >> what did you do, you don't get anything in your refrigerator. >> not really. >> every time, when i first moved here mike told me, you don't need a car. i haven't had a car since 98. every time i think of you and get so upset because it is so hard to walk and get groceries and come back and figure it out, carrying all this stuff in the heat and all that. i think of you. >> so every time you go to the g

luckily for us as american citizens, people trying to know what's going on in our government, luckily for us we do have other ways of obtaining information beyond just having to listen to our government, which isn't proving particularly trustworthy on these matters. if you're treating the administration like a silent movie and not hearing what they say, there are other ways to look at this and to understand what has been going on, what has happened to our country. things that don't get clouded out or occluded by whatever news they're making at the white house at the moment. for example, one of the things we're going to be talking about tonight is the stack of intelligence reports that have been reported on since the beginning of this scandal. quietly, over the course of this week, we actually got a bunch of new reporting about what our intelligence agencies knew and when they knew it as the russian attack was unfolding. this is not an exhaustive list but we learned this week from "the wall street journal" that u.s. intelligence authorities as early as the spring of 2015, months before

luckily for us, as american citizens, as people trying to know what's going on in our government and figure out what happened to us. luckily for us we do have other ways of obtaining information beyond just having to listen to our government, which is not proving particularly trustworthy on these matters. even if you are just, you know, treating the administration like a silent movie and not hearing what they say, there are other ways to look at this and to understand what has been going on, what has happened to our country. things that don't get clouded out or occluded by whatever noise they're making at the white house at the moment. quietly we got a bunch of new reporting about what our intelligence agencies knew and when they knew it as the russia attack was unfolding. this is not an exhaustive list. for example, we learned this week from the "wall street journal" that u.s. intelligence agencies as early as the spring of 2015, so months before trump ever announced he was running. in the spring of 2015 stus intelligence agencies were observing and reporting on a surprisingly large

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. >> luckily nobody injured. friday to cool us down and drier air over the weekend.orrow is the five-day heatwave. and it will feel up to 105 degrees. it will extend through pennsylvania. it's feeling like 100 in leesburg. 101 in quantico. 103 in annapolis. that is the big number. 99 in washington. through the day tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. it's hot and humid. we will climb. 97, 98 degrees. we indicated that it will feel six or seven or eight degrees warmer than that. there could be isolated thunderstorms tomorrow and in the evening. in the day on friday that will change. talk about tomorrow. according to the modeling, we think around 3:00 is peak of the highest heat themselves. 107 in dover. 106 in fredericksburg. the same for the washington metro area. a tough afternoon. plan ahead. the future cast shows the possibility of the showers arriving tomorrow. don'tsee any indication of anything severe. the best chance for that i think is north and east of metro washington. the shower and thunderstorm chances indeed. friday the chances go up. 94 is the forecast in the

luckily, punta de lobos has plenty of beautiful views to enjoy for those who aren't the most gifted ofrs. but despite its idyllic appearance, this place is not all paradise. in fact, it's been the site of a battle between local private interests and conservationalists. until recently, punta de lobos was relatively unknown, but over the past couple of decades its popularity has soared, as a surfing and a tourist destination. these days, 5000 visitors arrive to the point daily during summertime. perhaps not surprisingly, this has attracted developers, keen to capitalise on the area's new—found popularity. much of the coast is in the hands of private owners, and plans were made for extensive building along the cliffs. a lot of private projects are real estate projects, big ones, were wanting to be developed here. where we're standing here, there will be houses hanging on the cliffs, four buildings seven storeys high, like a surf resort, or not even a surf resort, but huge density of construction and people coming here. we have a real threatening situation for such a special place like thi

many people thought it was a joke but luckily someone took it seriously and called police. >> we canear a little voice coming from the machine. you will never see this again in your life that somebody is stuck in an atm machine. adrianna: officers kicked it down the door to get him out and the contractor was not hurt but stuck inside the room for about two hours. a california court is hearing the case of a monkey suing for copyright infringement. an animal rights group is suing on the monkey's centering around a selfie. adrianna: this is a battle in court like you have never seen before. over selfies taken by a monkey. viralnkey's photo went after he snapped them with a photographer's camera. why an animal rights group is suing. >> who owns these world-famous selfies snap my an indonesian monkey? willnkey see, monkey sue not go in federal court. >> a photographer is fighting a lawsuit on behalf of peta which claims the monkewh the camera and snapped a selfie appeared. >> the definition of authorship turns on who originates, not the he, she, who, what you. >> the self-portrait was use

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luckily firefighters responded quickly keeping damage to minimum.s hurt. >>> new this evening, good news for a delaware county youth football league. players and coaches suffered a big loss last week but they're getting a big boost from a former philadelphia eagles gre great. chester township cougars had thousand of dollars of equipment stolen from their field. well now help is on the way from the pros. when the doors were kicked in to the concession stand, when the windows were busted in on the equipment shed, it was like a kick in the gut. coaches with the chester township cougars realized thousands of dollars worth of equipment that took years of fundraising was gone. just a month before the season starts. from game jerseys to shoulder pads. >> we were missing helmets, some of our tackling pads are missi missing. we had trophies missing from out of here from kids that didn't make it to our banquet. >> all for the kids. so it reall really was disheartg to find out someone would come up here and not only supply the sheds but pretty much destroy the

. >> luckily the weather held off. it turned out beautiful. everything turned out amazing. >> so that crew has headed off toen an indoor reception. and ib door particullans for a people. there's a charity run happening here tomorrow. kefor ep an ose events and see y are going to be on dependingen opthnbc 10 news. >> you can download the nbc 10 app to get the latest weather alerts. >> the skinny repeal failed after john mccain cast the deciding vote last night. >> just a casting a middle of the night no vote, delaware senator chris coops aarrived back in his home state telling0 that the republican skinny repeal bill was doomed to fail. >> mitch mcconnell was trying to solve a rubics cube. >> reporter: outside the capital, cheering and celebration from those hope iino keep the affordable care act. today in westchester, this group of protesters urging republicans to work with democrats ob the next health care bill. >> let all the constituents weigh in. it's a big problem. >> reporter: demonstrators were camped outside his office. president congre

luckily i keep a note that says passwords, it's very, very safe if anyone wants to check my e-mail. 422 at trooper, heading toward king of prussia moving nicely this morning. look at the roads we're clear and dry at the moment. no major issues on the highway. let's check mass transit, regional rails are fine, don't forget with septa you have to have your ticket in hand before you head for the fares. trolley tunnel blitz, 10, 11, 13, 34 and 36 will be diverted for tunnel cleanup. >>> drinking sugary beverages during pregnancy could affect a child's weight during life. researchers found moms to be who consumed sugary drinks had children with higher body fat. among the 8-year-old girls and boys with normal heights they were about two pounds higher. avoiding sugary drinks during pregnancy could be a way to reduce child obesity. >>> in a highly controlled comparison several over over-the-counter hearing assist devices performed as well as conventional hearing aids were as good as the others. congress is considering rare bipartisan legislation allowing the devices to be sold directly to consu

this incident, for few rowdy people, and probably jeopardize the safety of other on the beach. >> luckilyhe police officers or lifeguards were injured in the melee. all five of those men most of them in their 20's, were issued citations, and released. in ocean city, chris o'connell, "fox 29 news." >>> time now 4:22, police have arrested two teenage girls, right here, wanted for string every armed robberies in upper darby, reportedly the 16 after 17 year old will face charges as adults for those crimes. police say they robbed two cab drivers, this was back on june n june 23rd. they say the teen girls also robbed two tourists from ecuador. those women were 86 and 52 years old. >>> all right, how about this one? freddie kruger shows up. that will would never obviously be a good thing. couple of robbers forced employees into the back room of a co-dough bo in jenkintown, woman has large knife with a 12-inch. blade. you see, he has real blades on the freddie kruger type glove. so, horrifying. this all happened over the weekend, this was 10:00 saturday. this is over at the restaurant that's on o

luckily for us as american citizens, people trying to know what's going on in our government, luckily for us we do have other ways of obtaining information beyond just having to listen to our government, which isn't proving particularly trust woworthy on these matters. if you're treating the administration like a silent movie and not hearing what they say, there are other ways to look at this and to understand what has been going on, what has happened to our country. things that don't get clouded out or occluded by whatever news they're making at the white house at the moment. one of the things we're talking about tonight is the stack of intelligence reports that have been reported on since the beginning of this scandal. we actually got a bunch of new reporting about what our intelligence agencies knew and when they knew it as the russian attack was unfolding. this is not an exhaustive list but we learned this week from "the wall street journal" that u.s. intelligence authorities as early as the spring of 2015, months before trump announced he was running, in the spring of 2015, u.s.

nobody there was hurt luckily. firefighters now are still trying to figure out how the fire started. >>> the heat many of you felt today didn't stop thousands of people from heading to the national mall. a big part of this year's festival was celebrating the history of the circus. you can see some of the high-flying stunts there from the acrobats. >> this is one of my favorite events every year. all the different cultures, and it's always surprising, and the performances are always sensational. >> the festival has been a tradition in d.c. for 50 years. >>> they work in the highest office in the land. but just how big are their paychecks? we try to make sense of the white house salaries. and a shocking case of road rage. a man opened fire on a teenager because he didn't like how she was driving. tonight a major break so, your new prescription does havoh, like what?ffects. ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, ♪ nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no. ♪ sooooo gassy girl. if you're bo