monroe kept missing key milestones.he's still not walking. >> she did this scoot jump like crawl. >> reporter: it wasn't until she was 3 years old that three learned her diagnosis, a genetic mutation inherited from her parents. only about 2,000 people in the whole country have it. >> it was scary. it was scary. i mean, knowing that both my husband and i gave her a mutated gene. >> reporter: but there's an extremely rare condition. >> we both blamed ourselves for a long time. >> reporter: while her family has given her the best childhood possible, they know time is precious. >> if monroe wanted to do it, we did it, because tomorrow wasn't promised. i didn't know if i'd wake up one day and she wouldn't be able to see at all. >> look at mama. >> monroe, she can't see. >> reporter: heather is going through the same thing. >> people always say they can't tell i'm blind. and i think that comes down to me being used to it and not letting me stop me from anything. >> reporter: for the 25-year-old, life is one big blur. as a chi

you might not know this, the "monroe" is a fairly new ship commissioned in 2017.was its first deployment to that region. reporting live in alameda, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. >>> some work from firefighters kept a small grass fire from spreading last night near livermore. they posted some of the pictures of the fire, it started around 7:00 near north livermore avenue and hartford avenue. about three acres burned. firefighters say no structures or livestock were threatened. >> 6:36. >>> a vallejo woman wanted for outstanding warrants is behind bars. officers pulled over lynette williams for a traffic violation last week in hercules. police say she gave them a fake i.d., insisting she was someone else. later, she admitted her real name, and that's when officers found out williams was wanted for seven outstanding misdemeanor warrants for crimes in solano and napa counties. while searching her car, police say officers found several credit cards, licenses and social security cards. >> 6:36. >>> improvements will soon be coming to bay area a

. >>> cutter monroe is in alameda after a 3-month deployment seizing illegal drugs. >> reporter: the man you hear shouting in this go provideio is an officer with the coast guard cutter monroe, see him and other officers jumping on to a fast moving submarine off of the coast of south america. inside, five suspected drug runners transporting 800 keylos of cocaine. >> water was washing over the decks it was a great move. those guys are great athletes and working towards the type of take down their whole careers. >> reporter: after a 3 month mission this the eastern pacific, the 141st crew of the cutter monroe returned this morning. friends and family members, parents and partners, glad to be back safe and anxious to make up for lost time. >> i missed her first steps and first birthday. this is pat of the things that happen. >> reporter: the cutter monroe and two other cutters based on the west coast intercepted 14 drug running vessels in the pacific and seized cocaine and marijuana with estimated street value of $570 million. >> we are proud of what we do. we get after what we can. we

some say it was a swipe at monroe or john quincy adams? he had a different level of popularity. either way, i think it was a reflection of the changing times. mid-1820s and the united states, in terms of craftsmanship, it blossomed since 1800. a question of if it was supposed to be representation of if this is what we are as americans shouldn't the things inside the white house be made by americans? >> what is your favorite place in the white house? >> my favorite room is the greenroom. i love the color, i love some of the landscapes that are featured and i love that there is currently john adams t set in the greenroom. is a beautiful silver tea stand that has adams presidents house and it is a incredible nod at the history of the house. resident adams was the first president that actually lived in the white house. it is mind-boggling that it still exists and is in such great condition. that room, i really love it. i also really like the state dining room. not necessarily because of how it is now though it is lovely. that corner of the room is where jefferson had his study and h

. >> reporter: this mesmerizing installation is the work of british artist bruce monroe. >> all i sayody is keep looking at nature and all the answers are there for us to discover. >> reporter: the discovery begins in the early evening as visitors gather for food and wine and a stroll through the field, first in daylight, then as the sun goes down, the experience changes. >> it's what the world needs right now. we see all the beautiful lighte. >> reporter: the idea came to light a world away in ularu, australia near this ancient sandstone considered sacred to the indigenous peoples. monroe experienced a kind of revelation. >> i felt there was this kind of energy coming out of the floor of the desert. that's when i realized how you feel and expressing how you feel is really a very important part of ours. >> reporter: after the death of his father, and turning 40, monroe felt the need to create something more. so he bought a home in england with a field behind it and refinanced it in order to build his first field of light. i assume that was kind of a difficult discussion with your wife

mark rosenberg -- [cheers and applause] -- from monroe elementary. i'm going to give a little background on mr. rosenberg, but i'll just say before that, i had a wonderful pleasure of meeting him a number of years ago in the community at a local fair. then this year i was invited to be part of his local civics educational opportunity in his class, but i'll get back to that. mr. rosenberg is an incredible, incredible third grade teacher who i've had the privilege of working with and knowing that works at monroe elementary school in the excelsior. he's been there since 2001. he was born in nairobi, kenya. his parents were working in the peace corps. and he lived there for about six months in the early 70s and moved back to the bay area settling here in the late 70s. he attended public school all the way to graduation. as a young child, mr. rosenberg had many career dreams -- this is important because he's incorporated these into all the work he does. teacher, firefighter, teacher, rock star, writer, teacher, professor, actor, depressing singer-songwrit

"the monroe" off-loaded the drugs thursday in san diego.oe" is a fairly new ship commissioned in 2017. this was its first deployment to that area. reporting live in alameda, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> what a haul there. >>> some work from firefighters kept a small grass fire from spreading near livermore. they posted some of the pictures of the fire, it started around 7:00 near north livermore avenue and hartford avenue. about three acres burned. no structures or livestock were threatened. >>> san francisco firefighters managed to knock down a small grass fire in mclaren park near visitacion valley. it started about 5:30 yesterday in the afternoon. the fire burned about four acres. no buildings damaged there. >>> new this morning, a vallejo woman wanted for outstanding warrants is behind bars. officers pulled over lynette williams for a traffic violation last week in hercules. police say she gave them a fake i.d., insisting she was someone else. later, she admitted her real name, and that's when officers found out williams was wante

. >> after three months of seizing illegal drugs off the coast of south america, the cutter monroe is back in the bay area. >> i'm a proud mom that these boys are out serving our country each day. >> the crew has one heck of a story to tell. this incredible video has been watched around the world, showing what the 140-person crew was up against. you see a few men jump into a submersible boat in choppy waters off the coast of south america. they found five drug smugglers and 17,000 pounds of cocaine inside. the captain said his crew used two small boats and a helicopter to make this bust. >> we tried to surprise them before they could see us. it is a little dangerous. >> the cutter monroe andalf bil dollars worth of cocaine and marijuana since may. >> it was a long ride, but i'm excited to be home. >> this crew can finally relax. >> i got my golf clubs here. you can see that. >> they definitely deserve that relaxation. they stopped to turn the drugs over to federal agents. reporting live tonight in alameda,bc bay area news. >> thank you. new at 5:00, a missing hiker found alive and wel

wow, you can see crewmen jumping from the cutter "monroe" onto that submarine. looks really dangerous there. the water is rough. the crew seized nearly 40,000 pounds of cocaine. and almost 1,000 pounds of marijuana. it's all worth an estimated $569 million. the drugs were captured in international waters in the eastern pacific ocean. the crew aboard "monroe" is scheduled to return home to alameda tomorrow morning after being at sea for 98 days. >> amazing video there. >>> eveeae gether to donate and take partn today, the 10k fund-raising park took place in golden gate park. since 1987, this organization has raised more than $90 million for hiv programs around the bay area. now this year, money raised will primarily go to project open hand, prc, and ward 86. aids walk san francisco is the largest aids fund-raising event in northern california. >>> new at 6:00, it's been quite a wild weekend for a sunnyvale kitten and family who adopted her. yesterday afternoon, there was a fire. this home right here. firefighters were able to rescue an adult cat. then there was a

was just returned to alameda here and talked about 9 o'clock on monday morning other monroe had been on a 98 day deployment mainly in the eastern pacific on narcotics patrol they were looking for illegal drugs being brought into the country. now you may have seen this dramatic video we're actually shows a member of the munros crew jumping on top of a submersible law was moving and pounding on the hatch until the crew that submersible surrendered now they arrested the crew also confiscated thousands of pounds of drugs from the submersible in total of the 98 days that they were deployed the munros crew confiscate about 39,000 pounds of cocaine 933 pounds of marijuana for street value about 569 million dollars the coast guard says it unfortunately drug-running like this is increasing and they need to respond accordingly. yes, so the coast guard has made the eastern pacific in kettering, the drug that their priority for the service. surged. >>ships in assets to the area to try and counter that. we're hoping to get more ships, newer ships to be able to counter that threat. so as stop the

later ella fitzgerald said of monroe she was an unusual woman and ahead of her time she just did not. tell if it's gerald and there was armstrong only collaborator done to albums today those own booms are world famous. it said the pair cracked so many jokes during the recording session that they often had to stop working because they were laughing so hard. to run this time norman grant's persuaded ella to begin a series of recordings exploring the great american songbook she was skeptical afraid of losing her loyal jazz audience my sense is that it was a surprise in some level because he had tried the idea of a song work out earlier with oscar peterson for example and it didn't really work he just had the experience of watching ella fitzgerald with the jazz at the philharmonic his touring group that she could sing standards and reach an audience and he banked on that. as a premise to do this experiment she tried the spec to reel in front of an audience she told them she needed to try it out before she would agree to do this and after she did a concert primarily with standards i think

coast guard cutter monroe as it sailed into alameda this morning. video shows the flag flying high as it returned home after seizing 17,000 pounds of cocaine in a semi-submersible vessel off the coast of south america. >> is it was a great p/atrol. the crew worked extremely hard. the great case everybody has seen on the video. >> he's jumping on a boat going 10 nauts. we're banging on the hatch getting them out as soon as possible. >> it's difficult when they're noncompliant. they didn't stop. there's no o safety features. once they do get on board, they don't know what's going to be waiting for them down below. >> it was a great move. those guys are great athletes. you know, they've been working towards this type of take down, you know, their whole careers. we're proud of what we do. we get after what we can. obviously there are success stories for the drug runners out there. with new ships like we have with pthe monroe, the 6th of this class, we have two more coming down the road, we're taking them down at a higher clip than we were in the past. >

the crew onboard the cutter monroe, jumped off of the coast of south america. they opened the hatch. inside, they found five drug smugglers and a lot of cocaine. almost 45,000 pounds of it. street value, about 570le this bucks. it was not just nerve-racking for the crew, but for the family members, who saw that, as well. >> it's nerve-racking. they don't know what they are going to work into. >> the gard turned over the federal drugs in alameda here. >> a lot of problems teeling with tworains. >> we ar >> i couldn't sleep more than four hours. jeff jefr needed a gt true. >> my frand spots free from the door. >> this video shows what happened. in that bag, bowe barrying a bunch chocolate chip cookies, manage loves there. >> reporter: lou pulled one hand free and used it to wave at the driver as the metro tunnel approaches. >> i was really scared. >> reporter: lou fell away from the driver in time but the driver we talked do didn't see him. the second video hows what the driver saw in his year-view hon tore. >> they call that nightout. even in ideal conditions, t

. >> computers were women who solve difficult equations using monroe adding machines and slide rulersnasa began to have many women working for them, white, and black. however, there is still segregation. >> there was a room that was expected of fit 20 black workers or more. can you imagine working many hours a day while the whites enjoyed modern technology and spacious rooms while sipping their good old cup of coffee? not only that but the women were , only paid $16,000, while the home $26,000. that is a $10,000 difference. after weeks of working there, my supervisor assigned me to a project in the flight division and i never looked back. we had these big data themes, with 20 columns across and down that went on for days. it was fascinating. >> soon it was obvious, she was different than other computers. >> i requested to sit in on meetings where orbital trajectory was discussed. but i was denied. they said that women do not usually come to these things. it was shocking hearing them say that. >> she fought back, telling them -- >> i need to be there to know the information for the cal

or this bring in our political correspondent now in monroe shots for more on this so. people are asking more and more questions is 3 times now and they're asking is she suffering from a medical condition well there's something going got going on there and we say i don't have the answer as to what exactly it is this that this is a sad occurrence months ago though it was a case during a q. crane and president say less kids visit that i get america shook in front of the camera for the 1st time then a few days later again she couldn't blame that on the heat this time as she had done the 1st time around she had another trending episode and now we know we've heard from a source close to the government that the 3rd shaking could actually be done to do psychological pressure that she would have not so trumbo after the 1st set up in our society yet maybe let's listen what i'm going to america has to say about her condition. would help i'm fine i've recently said that i'm working through what happened during the military honors for the visit by the ukrainian president this proce

narrator: at monro falls as in countless other places, the dams provide water for specialized use.ing company. such uses of river water continue until it finally reaches lake erie. then it slowly meanders through the city of cuyahoga falls, in some spots appearing as an idyllic stream. ♪ in others, an industrial sewer. waste, mostly industrial, trickles into the beleaguered river. but it appears to be in better condition than it was five years ago, but many polluters are still actively contributing to the death of the cuyahoga. ♪ from cuyahoga falls, the river winds through the city of akron. from the three dams upstream, the city removes some 70 million gallons of water a day and returns it to the tiny stream at the boxing plant several miles below. during low flow period, the discharge may make up 85% of the river's water. under normal conditions, as much as half. from here, the cuyahoga attempts to act like a river, coursing down rapids and waterfalls, descending several hundred feet in little more than a mile and a half. ♪ narrator: by the time the cuyahoga river reaches clevel

dammed again at the misnamed monroe falls, the river serves a paper manufacturing plant.de of akron, the crooked cuyahoga makes its way into the city of cuyahoga falls. once again, civilization and people mean industry and industrial waste. at high water in the spring, the tumbling, rushing water pushing downstream is a sight to behold. as it courses through here, the river drops an astounding 225 feet at a mile and a half. slowly, the river turns north on the terminal stage of its trip to the mouth and lake erie. north of akron, and far from lake rockwell, a portion of the water removed from there is now returned to the river. 60 million to 75 million gallons of sewage pass through here every day. the treated affluent is again aerated to add more oxygen to the water, separating the detergent, creating mountains of suds. but also in the water are phosphates, nitrogens, unremoved waste and bacteria, all more harmful than the visible form. further downstream, cleveland's southerly treatment plant will add another 75 million gallons of affluent to the river's load each day.

a community meeting at james monroe high school in fredericksburg today that begins at 6:00 p.m. go to nbc washington app and search i-95 in virginia for details how you can weigh in. >>> u.s. marshals have doubled the reward amount to $10,000 to track down isaiah murchison who is 1 of 11 indicted in connection to the murder of 10-year-old makiyah wilson. look for more in our nbc app. ngton >>> use the interpret radar feature in the nbc washington app to track the rain in your neighborhoods today. horain off and on throug most of the day. you're beach-bound or mountain-bound for the weekend, the weather looks fantas jic. >> it it beautiful. >>> first 4 traffic alert. connecticutig avenue side blocked and mail all over the road. the postal inspector just arrived. that isprocedure in a situati like this. now the cleanup can begin. can you see the front-end loader working there. the icc might beeyorth the mon today. delays on the outer loop. thank you, chopper 4, for all of those pictures r urs. >> definitely worth the money to take that alternate route. my goodness. look at those m

it was followed minutes later by a 3.5 aftershocks during monroe. people from all over the west felt the shaking but no reports of any damage. >>> san francisco leaders want voters to approve a $628 million bond aimed at getting the city ready for the next large earthquake. mayor london breed hosted a news conference yesterday where she says the city needs to make improvements to public safety buildings. >> all of these places matter so when a disaster hits, their only job is to focus on saving lives of the citizens of san francisco and not worried about the conditions of their buildings and whether or not there in a bad condition in the first place themselves. >> voters will decide on the bond measure in march 2020. >>> is not san francisco making upgrades. as ktvu 's tub a car shows us east bay mud -- >> reporter: this usgs simulation, based on the best science says this is what happens a base of them magnitude quake strikes east bay mud water system. >> in berkeley and haywood the ground will shift 3 to 5 feet, ripping through buried pipes and wi

james monroe park. they were struck and killed by that vehicle as it le the roadway and actually went into the park, landing on its se. i'll st i'll step out of the way. pennsylvania avenue nd me is closed between 20th and 21st streets. we have 2000 block of i street closed as we. his is monroe park you see behind me here with therees and this vehicle was travelings we on pennsylvania area just about a quarter of 12:00 last night. for whatever reason, we don't have that information, for some reason, it left the roadway, potentially traveling at a high rate of speed, jumped the curb andent into that park, striking these two people, killing them. he vehicle then landed on its side. ale a little whigo a tow truck came here and positioned in place and and the police office are me removing some of the tap and starting to take things down but pennsylvania avenue right now is closed in both directions. >>> more on the traffic alert in the district. canal road is closed for repairs following monday's flash floo

. >> members of the crew of the cutter "monroe" then jumped on tohe semi submersible vessel near ecuadorsuspected drug traffickers and seized 17,000 tons of cocaine. worth more than $230 million on the streets. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in los altos where residents say no cell tower in their neighborhood. >>> caught on camera restaurant customers run to safety as out of control cab careens toward them. >>> get ready for summer sizzle. how much temperatures will rise for the weekend. >>> first "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight is a night of champions. >> you want equal pay, i think a mistake. shouldn't you be paid more because you -- >>> in the south bay at&t wants to improve wireless connectivity across los altos by putting what they call nodes in neighborhoods. >> one man says one going up yards from daughter's window. >> one of many with concerns. amanda del castillo is live. >> reporter: there are more than a dozen proposed locations for these specific devices. regardless of whether they're harmful or harmless, residents i've spoke with don't want them near th

will lose some of the characteristics, but the rainfall total high around little rock and up towards monroekson, so there could be flooding for those folks. back here at home, you could see the slow letting out of the heat as the 90s are gone after tomorrow. we will be pretty comfortable in the mid-60s along the coast, and mid-70s around the bay. mid-80s for our inland neighborhoods. get used to morning clouds and afternoon sunshine away from the coast. clouds will be sticky at the coast and just about every morning you can expect highway one at the golden gate to have mist and drizzle. >>> time for a look at sports here. >>> a big win for the green and gold. bring out the brooms, the a's sweep up after a dramatic finish at the coliseum. father knows best, right? >>> now sports from abc7 news. >> the a's make a move to strengthen their rotation. before today's series finale against the sox the a's made a trade for starting pitcher bailey. he is 3-0 in the last five starts. check this out. fall ball at the coliseum. a fan bending over backwards on the rail. don't try that. a's down 2-1 in th

the crew of the coast guard cutter monroe managed to board that submarine.oast guard officers arrested several people and seized the drugs on board. authorities estimate the cocaine has a street value there of about $232 million. >>> there is another change involving president trump's cabinet. this morning, u.s. labor secretary alex acosta announced he will resign one week from today. before he was labor secretary, acosta was a u.s. attorney in south florida. he faced criticism for arranging a secret plea deal he made for jeffrey epstein a decade ago. >> i have seen coverage of this case that is over 12 years old that has input and vetting at multiple levels of the department of justice and as i look forward, i do not think it is right and fair for this administration's labor department to have epstein as the focus rather than the incredible economy we have today. >> epstein has been charged with traffic and sexually abusing dozens of underaged girls. both acosta and the president say the resignation was acosta's decision. >>> father of a young woman connect

the crew of the monroe recently returned to port in san diego after an encounter with a semi submersiblehat was carrying 16,000 pounds of cocaine to the united states. you see what happens right there. the coast guard says the seizure of narcotics was one of 14 drug busts off the coast of mexico, central and south america and the value of the drugs seized was $569 million. >> when the red racing stripes of a coast guard vessel break the horizon, those in distress know that help is on the way and our enemies know their time has come. thanks for proving that. on the u.s. coast guard cutter, monroe. >> data estimated the submersible vegetables also known as narco subs account for n cocaine smuggled into the united states from central america and mexico. 3 getting ready for very berry. louisiana is already under warning. tropical storm barry could become a hurricane. >> reporter: thousands have been ordered to evacuate as tropical storm barry develops off the coast of louisiana. it could become the first hurricane of the 2019 season before making landfall friday night or saturday morning. >>

>> me duele mucho porque a diferencia de lo que hablaba karina monroe, hace 10, 20, 40 aÑos que pasaba nosotros, dÓnde estÁ la cumpleaÑera? >> cumpleaÑera! feliz cumpleaÑos, feliz cumpleaÑos. >> cÓmo que quÉ es esto. >> tan bella, felicidades. >> feliz cumpleaÑos. >> gracias federico, pero hay cuidado. >> dios mÍo. >> quÉ lindo, te traje mÚsica. >> quÉ lindo ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ te traje mÚsica. >> te traje mÚsica, pensaste que te ibas a salvar. >> pedÍ el dia libre, yo dije, bueno hoy voy a estar tranquila me levantÉ tarde a hacer cosas porque mi hermano cumple el mismo dÍa que yo, felicidades y vamos a encontrarnos para pasar la maÑana justos. >> a mÍ me dieron esta misiÓn y yo rÁpidamente la tomÉ y yo dije voy a la casa de rashel, hoy es tu dÍa y te mereces todo esto. >> gracias a la producciÓn por esta sorpresa, yo estaba desayunando con daniela, ellos me hicieron esto, que dice, feliz cumpleaÑos atrÁs, gracias los quiero mucho, y oye yo querÍa descansar y ustedes vinieron y me dieron la sorpresa. >> muchos de tus compaÑeros te quieren, te quieren felicitar. >> y lo vamos a ver. >> bueno. >> va

there will be a community meeting at james monroe high school in fredericksburg today and begins at6:00 this evening. >> if you have the answerthere, you're a popular person around here. >>> a virginia woman is lucky to be ave after a lawn mowing accident st her down the side of a hill. i >> i thoughtheard a goat. mistakenly, it was her. >> wow. 80 yer 80-year-old juanita when a deedvery person tri to drop a package off at her house. he found her dog and she was nowhere to be found. he called for her and she respond and he found her more than 50 feet down the hill. >> i yaelelled for juanita and heard her yell and i found her on the sidehi of the . >> she survived for water more than two days in the scorching heat. her familyenopes this couraging more people to check in on elderlyoved ones every day. >> wow. >> i'm glad he knew something was not right. >>> alcohol spiked with dangerous chemical compounds is making tourist sick. we will tell you where it's happening. >>> we all felt om taking a mental health excuse from work andow kid can make ta it happen froschool.ou we will tell yow

bill and the monroe act, they did exclude classes of people. if you're thinking about why made, thestments were people who were investing said we need a more educated this.tion or to have education is seen as a public good. until that shift happens where we view it as a public good, we may continue to see the problems we have right now. host: let's talk to one more caller from staten island, new york. everybody wants pell grant's. s. columbia is $55,000 a year. books are more money. thank you. host: it's getting more expensive. --st: the cost of college the sticker price is outpaced inflation. really looking at what happened to some of the smaller private institutions, you see a constriction of the sector where they become more tuition dependent. are going to need to pay more tuition to attend school. they are discounting it more. their budget lines aren't matching up. that's causing problems for small private colleges. going toschools are see a difficult path. host: we would like to thank adam harris for talking about his jerome powell will be

. >> you can see a guards man jumping from the cutter monroe on to the submarine. the crew seized more than 40,000 pounds of cocaine, 1,000 pounds of marijuana worth $569 million. the drugs were captured in international waters. the crew is scheduled to return home tomorrow morning after being at sea doing stuff like this for 98 days. >>> a san francisco woman is spending the weekend searching for her dog after it looks like a stranger took it. it shows a man lurking near the golden retriever. then he calmly unclips her, leads her away. lily's owner says she is heart broken. she's also offering a $10,000 reward for lily's safe return. lily and the man were last seen getting off a bus on saturday. the dog was stolen from outside the market in japan town. >>> after making land fall as the first hurricane of the season, barry has been downgraded to a tropical depression. the storm is still causing problems as it continues to slowly push inland. the story tonight from new orleans. >> reporter: barry continues to dump rain as the storm slowly tracks to northeast now. ev

. >> members of the crew of the cutter "monroe" then jumped on to the semi submersible vessel near ecuador, arrested five suspected drug tons of cocaine. worth more than $230 million on the streets. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in los altos where residents say no cell tower in their neighborhood. >>> caught on camera restaurant customers run to safety as out of control cab careens toward them. >>> get ready for summer sizzle. how much temperatures will rise for the weekend. >>> first "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight is a night of champions. >> you want equal pay, i think a mistake. shouldn't you be paid more because you -- at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your busines

monroe gave his life. hundreds of marines were saved.the deck his final question embodied the devotion that sails with every coast guardsman. did they get off? [ applause ] >> on d day the coast guard's match box fleet served valiantly through every hour of the greatest amphibious invasion in the history of our country. one man said the water boiled with bullets like a mud muddle in hailstorm. but still the coast guard bragted death to put our boys on utah and omaha beaches. every coast guardsman is trusted to put service before all. coasties plunge from helicopters and barrel through pouring rain. and crashing waves to save american lives. they secure our borders from drug runners and terrorists. in rough seas, ated high-speed, their sharp shooters take out smuggler engine with a single shot. they never miss when the red racing stroips of of the coast guard brake the horizon when the chopper blades peerps the sky those in distress know the help is on the way and our enemies know their time has come. [ applause ] >> these guardians of ou

out how to handle these cutting edge but extremely high cost treatments kristen dahlgren, nbc news, monroe, ohio >> there's a lot more to tell you about as we continue tonight, including a major new break in an infamous cold case, a kidnapping that terrified the nation, a 12-year-old girl who vanishing without a trace after a school christmas case. we hear from john walsh on the new developments >>> a killer in the water. a man dies after doctors say he was infected by a brain eating amoebant a little boy who overce so much meets his hero >>> we're back now with the >>> we're back now with the break in an infamous cold case a young girl vanishing without a trace and her remains finally found nearly 35 years later. her case part of a national movement to stop child abductions with more, here's tom costello >> reporter: in a colorado field, the newly discovered remains of a child missing for more than 34 years jonell matthews was just 12 years old anme she disappeared after singing at a school christmas concert her sister jennifer. >> it's closure for me and my family, but it also raises new

brand newro pblem northeast brentwood road between monroe and central avenue water main break. d.c.on the scene so they should hopefully get this wrapped up sometime on. bladensburg 650 between 57th avenue and 295 water main break no complaints on the beltway this morning. articlingtop north key boulevard between north quinn and north oak another water main break. as we zoom outan 66 d 95 lookino d. eun? >> melissa, thank you. >>> this morning, president trump is calling on i.c.e. to dort undocumented immigrants, but prince geornts couy police will not be cooperating. >> police chief says his department is prohibited from ng cooperati with federal immigration authorities to or enfce civil deportation

brand newro pblem northeast brentwood road between monroe and central avenue water main break. d.c. is on the scene so they should hopefully get this wrapped up sometime on. bladensburg 650 between 57th avenue and 295 water main break no complaints on the beltway this morning. articlingtop north key boulevard between north quinn and north oak another water main break. as we zoom outan 66 d 95 lookino d. eun? >> melissa, thank you. >>> this morning, president trump is calling on i.c.e. to dort undocumented immigrants, but prince geornts couy police will not be cooperating. >> police chief says his department is prohibited from ng cooperati with federal immigration authorities to or enfce civil deportation d orers. the department released a five-minute training video specifically telling officers what to do. >> when a criminmm iration warrant is located in the ncis the individual will be detained and confirmation with i.c.e. will be made. >> he says officers have received letters that plain the difference between a civil summons and a criminal arrest warrant. and breaking overnight, n

you may remember this of the chase involving crew members of the cut ear monroe. crew members jumped into a moving semi submersible vessel. >> these vessels are very difficult to get on to, especially when they're non-compliant, there's no rails, no safety features. once they do get on board, they don't know what's going to be waiting for them down below. they open the hatch and you never know if these folks are going to be violent or if they're going to have weapons. >> the coast guard arrested five smuggling suspects and seized 17,000 pounds of cocaine, worth about $230 million on the street. >>> it's 4:35. happening today, amazon prime day is in full swing already. deals are available to prime members only. >> that subscription costs $119 a year. you can sign up for a free one-month trial. abc news anchor dion lim shows how other stores are trying to compete. >> two-day parade of epic deals. >> amazon is promising over a million deals worldwide. >> you don't need to go shopping anymore. go to amazon prime. >> reporter: it's been such a success. last year amazon

. >> a small semi submersible vessel tried to outrun crew members from the cutter monroe last month. those suspects is ignored orders to stop in both english and spanish. coast guard members then jumped from their small boats on to the submarine-like craft and arrested five suspects on board and seized 17 tons of cocaine. those drugs had a street value of more than $230 million. very intense. >> a stolen car went airborne at mineta san jose airport overnight and caught on video. the county sheriff's office says deputies were education the car after thor refused to pull over. three people took off running from the car. a 14-year-old girl and 18-year-old man weren't caught but deputies could not find the third person. during the commotion, a bystander was bitten by a police k-9 dog. that person was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the 1-year-old arrested has been identified as anthony zavala. stolen passports, social security cards, ids, credit cards and an aair soft pistol were recovered from the stolen car. >> defendant derick almena. >> was a little less comb

dancing horses, dancing humans, prancing dragons, reincarnating marilyn monroes.hey were some of the 2500 who marched past in celebration of the country's birthday. founding fathers say hello to roughly 13 generations later. >> it's hometown feeling and makes su feel so proud to be an american. >> it shows we're all together. we're all the same. we're all celebrating america. it doesn't matter where you're from. >> reporter: that is a mess sant sentiment in these times because we weren't divided in alameda today. different, sure. on july 4th, also reminded we're very much the same. >> if every day could be the fourth of july -- >> i could only wish. but we could try. >> reporter: hey, you get hot dogs every day. you get potato salad every day. as fourth of july parades go, this one is fairly young and only started in 1975. but look at it now. live in alameda on park street, wayne freedman, abc7. >> very well done. thanks. may have seen it on highways throughout the area today. caltrans has a stern warning for drivers to drive sober this holiday. but the message ma

kristen dahlgren, nbc news, monroe, ohio. >> there's a lot more to tell you about as we continue night, including a major new break in an infamous cold case, a kidnapping that terrified the nation, a 12-year-old girl who vanishing without a trace after a school christmas case. we hear from john walsh on the new developments. >>> a killer in the water. a man dies after doctors say he was infected by a brn ting amoeba. what you need to know. >>> and inspiring america, the moment a little boy who overcome so much meets his hero. little boy who and here we have another burst pipe in deark. if you look close... jamie, are there any interesting photos from your trip? ouch, okay. huh, boring, boring, you don't need to see that. . oh, here we go can you believe my client steig had never heard of a home and auto bundle or that renters could bundle? wait, you're a lyer? only licensed in stockholm. what is happening? jamie: anyway, game show, kumite, cinderella story. you know karate? no, alan, i practice muay thai, nt completely differekillset. to take care of any messy situations. and put irrit

. >> dozens of people gathered at monroe park at 21st and pennsylvania downtown this eveningo remember two people who were killed earlier this month. the victims had been sitting on a park bench whencl a ve lost control and careened into t park, striking that bench. police have not identified the victims. but we talked with a man who says he knew one of them and had been sitting on that same bench just an hour before the crash. >> i cheated death, didn't i? butou know they always say pele that have to die -- you should live. >>in it'sig sortis say splleede been a factor. police are still waitingon lood tests before deciding whether the driver will face any charges. >>> police say a doorbell surveillance camera provided urem with the crucial clue they needed in the mr of a transgender woman. gerardo thomas is accused now oe killing zpears just over a month ago. a couple of blocks from eastern avenue on the maryland side. investiganyrs say a grai image of a mini van with a distinctive paint job helped them trace it back to a rental company and ultimately thomas. >we sti do n he a motive

john adams jefferson monroe all did what on the fourth of july? nothing.ches. they died. >> i'm leaning towards wrestling. >> they all died on the same day? >> they all died on the same day? they all think the same day they died. >> that doesn't sound right. >> they all died on the fourth of july. >> normally i don't celebrate death that way. >> question number three. on july 4th, 1845 texas did what quick. >> agreed to become a member of the united states, the first state to celebrate with a parade and fireworks were the first hot dog eating contest? >> member of the united states. >> correct texas was annexed into the united states. question number for the weeks leading up to the fourth of july a world record was set when dhl expressed 30000 what to our soldiers in afghanistan quick. >> hotdogs or watermelon. >> hotdogs final answer. >>. >> margaret. speak up. marcy. [laughter] >> it's no surprise where people cook out than any other time of the year on fourth of july but what is the second most popular grilling day? memorial day, father's day were natio