next, the video that shows three san francisco police officers who went above and beyond to rescue a dozene inside a burning building. >>> three san francisco police officers are being called heroes tonight for rescuing more than a dozen people from a building that was on fire in the castro district. >> tera uncovered cell phone video of the incident that happened during pride week and it shows the brave actions of these police officers, one of whom tried to fight the flames from a second story roof. you can barely see officer brendan caraway through the black smoke as he climbs out a second story window of a hair salon to try to put out a balcony fire. >> we just went in the building to help. >> he holds caraway by the waste as he tries to squelch flames with a fire extinguisher. >> the smoke got worse and it got darker in color. >> that's when dustin and officer graham knew they had to get everyone out. >> i was finishing up a client's haircut. i started smelling smoke. >> michael valdez was working at the salon. >> all these cops come rushing up the stairs and say get out of the buildin

a half-dozen blocks south of east st. louis a black woman named katherine kennedy decided it was time to the house some pickett avenue where she was raising her nine children without a father. earlier in the day white men fired into the house and now flames respect for the wooden structure. she had been warned that white mobs were attacking blacks at the eastern and so she and her younger brother gather together the six boys and girls and headed west across the nearby railroad yard to the river. they carried with them stockings and long strips of cloth. if they went, sometimes ducking into the shadows, they gathered scrap lumber from shanties ever been torn down. at the river's edge, they built a raft. when they first launched the representative, becomes a vessel kept turning around in circles. eventually they figured out how to divide the pedal is. the missouri sure was 500 yards away. after a long struggle with the relentless current carrying the boat downstream they landed on the western shore up the mississippi. seven

. >> up next, why a local school volunteer accused of sexually abusing merely a dozen elementary school children thinks his right have been violated. >> and police say this is a bold thief targeting daycare centers and schools and how he is getting inside those buildings. >> and then what typed of facebook user are you? how researchers are breaking down people into four different categories. coming up on the final five tonight vice-president pence is explaining this do not touch photo that went viral. >> i love this. >> guess what he dragged another law maker into the conversation. join us tonight at 11:30. z2e2hz z1a2z y2e2hy y1a2y z2e2gz z1a2z y2e2gy y1a2y >> prince george county school volunteer accused of sexually abusing more than a dozen elementary school students wants charges against him dropped. deate caroway sent a let to judge overseeing his case. he said his rights violated he has not received appropriate legal representation. he will have a hearing next week. >> a rash of purse thevrts at area schools. investigators say nine different schools and daycare facilities througho

. >>> heavy rain forcing about a dozen people out of their homes this morning. all that water caused part of a basement wall to collapse. it happened in this apartment building on b street southeast. d.c. fire officials tweeted out these photos this morning. the building, as you can imagine, not safe to go back into. while no one got hurt, the red cross they are stepping in helping find those folks temporary dry shelter. >> many people told to slow down on the roads yesterday as that rain flooded roadways in miocic county forced people to push cars to get out of the high water. first responders say never drive through standing water. in wheaton, some campers at the brookside nature center had to find out plans when a creek swelled over its banks. >> not much better indoors, mollette. especially verizon center. washington mystics postponing their game after rain started to leak in. a view tweeting these photos when water started to come from the roof. that's not good. the team said it was worried about player safety. they have not yet announced a makeup date. >> t

there have been a dozen drive by shootings in nine days. >> we know that we have to use a hammer. we have to use a big hammer on the people who would do violence with guns and hurt people. >> reporter: police say there's a possibility that this latest shooting could be connected tottery cent wave of -- to the recent wave of gun violence. the little rock police chief said a few hours ago he believes the shooting was gang- relate. >>> the tweets from trump just keep oncoming despite calls to end a feud with two cable news anchors, tonight president trump was back on twitter. he was back on stage too taking aim at the media. s core group of supporters- veterans. sot: (president trump) "for my very first independence day celebration as president, there is no place i'd rather be than wi an evangelic >> reporter: the president returned to washington saturday night to deliver remarks to a core group of supporters, veterans. >> there's no place i'd rather be than with you. >> reporter: a megachurch in dallas sponsored the event at the kennedy center, during which the president also railed

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a dozen inmates escape and all but two are back in custody. >> this is an ongoing manhunt. the inmates broke out of jail in jasper, alabama. police telling the people who live there, stay inside. stay indoors. turn on outdoor lights. it includes one man in jail for attempted murder. the other was in jail for possession of marijuana. we'll bring you more as you get it. eun? >> angie, thank you. developing now, investigators in los angeles are trying to figure out whether a driver who plowed into a crowd did it the busy intersection, half a dozen are recovering this morning. four of them are were taken to the hospital and two treated on the scene. the driver did stay on the scene. >> why are you being arrested? >> i have no idea. >> that is one of the suspects arrested in a terrorism investigation in australia. authorities made the arrest after a terror plot to bring down an airplane was foiled. the suspects are believed to have been inspired by islamic ideology. they were planning to use an improvised device to attack an airplane. three others were taken into custody on raid

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in the meantime, a dozen properties are left without water service. the water department was out here overnight, calls for a water main break. crews were able to shut off water to the 8-inch main. right now 12 properties don't have water service, two of the properties have water in their basements. as to what this means when you head out the door this morning, expect closures in the area and those closures could stretch through a lot of day. frankford is closed from girard to thompson. shackamaxon is closed from girard to thompson and thompson is closed from leopard to frankford. the route five bus is detoured here, too. you can get through on girard. girard is opened to traffic. water department crews are expected back here later on this morning to begin their repairs. the water department will

about a dozen hurt. more than 100 firefighters on the scene, unable to use the elevators to reach that fire. and the fire chief revealing the building did not have a sprinkler system. abc's marci gonzalez starts us off. >> reporter: the flames tearing through the 26-floor of this high rise in honolulu and quickly spreading. >> that was like a horror movie. >> reporter: apartments engulfed. residents' chilling screams cutting through the roar of the inferno. >> i heard three women's voices screaming, pleading, moaning, please help me. >> reporter: those who could rushing out of the massive marco polo condominium complex. firefighters telling residents to shelter in place. helping others through the. blinding suffocating smoke through safety. >> so many smokes. >> reporter: residents watching in disbelief from a distance. the thick plumes visible from miles. >> horrendous. there was flames shooting out and black smoke. >> reporter: a dozen people injured and at least three people killed, found in two differ

about a dozen of them escaping from a farm in manchester. neighbors think they were frightened by loud roadwork and took off. the whole neighborhood got together to help the bison get back home. >>> colorado police say a gang of kids vandalized a bunch of offices near denver, but it's not what you think. >> here are the kids. yeah, you see them. they're goats. and they were caught on camera, of course. they smashed some glass windows in louisville, colorado. on the glass until it shattered. the kids are still on the lam. >> they're on the lam. >> that's it right there. >> do it. >> they think the goats escaped from a farm nearby. apparently, they left dna evidence nearby. we're not going into what sort of evidence they left behind, but there is an apb out for those goats. >>> coming up, did you know it is national hot dog day? >> kendis's favorite. >> yeah. and in an at this that's notoriously anticatsup on hot dogs, how heinz is trying to get folks in chicago to warm up dressing up those hot dogs. >> what's a hot dog without condiments on i

large active wild fires burning in a dozen western states. seven are in california, including this one in san bernardino. the so-called hidden fair has burned 33 acres. its smoke can be seen for mails. it's in rugal country. 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

a dozen inmates break free using peanut butter. the reward tonight. >>> and we remember a playwright and actor. you will remember sam shepard's roles. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. he lasted just 11 days on the job. anthony secure mu chi, who was hired by the president as communications director to restore order in the west wing, he has been ordered out and pushed out. he calls himself the mooch, and he was there just this morning as the new chief of staff was sworn in. general john kelly now running the west wing, and how does the white house explain the mooch and his limited run? abc's senior white house correspondent, cecilia vega leading us off. >> reporter: it was one of the fastest, crudest flameouts in west wing history. communications director anthony scaramucci, known simply as the mooch, forced out after just 11 days on the jo new white house chief of staff, john kelly. pushing for his departure. scaramucci, a wealthy wall street financier, hand-picked by the president and his

i can tell you nearly a dozen police cruisers on the scene both prince george's county police as well as district heights. we're told that this happened shortly after midnight but right now still just the report of a double shooting. police not confirming whether there are two victims. we know for sure there's one but we're still working on those details now. no suspect information at this time. i did speak here on the scene as soon as we got here. he let me know that family members were here so there is a bit of a group here gathered around this fairly large scene. they've got this whole section blocked off here. it looks like it's some sort of condo unit and we can tell that you the -- the victim is lying on the grassy part in front of a condo unit. so, hopefully we can get more information for you shortly and we'll bring that now just a bit. that's the very latest here from district heights, annie yu fox5 local news. >> thanks annie. we'll check back in a bit. let's give you an update on an officer-involved shooting in northwest. this happened last night on newton police. police ca

authorities are on the hunt for the last of a dozen inmates who broke free near birmingham. we learn late today the key to their escape wasn't a weapon, it was apparently peanut butter, of all things, that helped them get loose. we get more on this from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, a frantic search for the last of a dozen inmates still on the run in alabama after a brazen and bizarre escape. >> i'm not going to make any excuses. it was a human error. >> reporter: call it the peanut butter caper. the inmates 18 to 30 years old. charges ranging from disorderly conduct to attempted murder. investigators say they broke out of the walker county jail northwest of birmingham sunday night by covering the number on a cell door using peanut butter. the sheriff says the inmates tricked a new guard into opening an exit door instead. >> changing some numbers on the door with peanut butter. that may sound crazy, but these people are crazy like a fox. >> reporter: most caught within hours but brady kilpatrick still missing. it's the latest jailbreak to draw national headlines

learnedmberg news has is that hackers breached a dozen u.s. r plants including a nuclear facility in kansas. officials are warning that hackers are trying to disrupt the power supply. they're working to get the hackers off of these networks. >> he wrote that cybersecurity is at the forefront of policy discussion and planning. in many ways, the cyber threat has leveled the playing field. i wonder what you make of this story in particular. it seems like there's a lot of poking around here. what does this say to you about the future of cyber warfare? >> great question. a number of things. infrastructure is crucial because we need a electricity and to make sure nuclear power plants don't go dysfunctional or nonoperational. ever in awere conflict overseas, we would need to use the u.s. infrastructure to send forces from their bases, to reinforce those that might be abroad. it's a national security issue in every sense of the word. we have known for a long time these kinds of assets are vulnerable. and there is a very good defense study called cyber

about a dozen people were displaced. brianne: fire officials believe the cause, misuse of a grill on this back deck. fire officials believe that there was charcoal placed in a gas grill, which they say should never happen. brianne: they urge you to keep the grill clean and away from the house or tents or overhang. if you use charcoal, dispose of it properly. >> put in a metal container with a tight lid. put water on it away from anything that might burn. brianne: monday's fire started on the deck of the home, firefighters today wanted to make sure every home was safer inside and out. >> we just moved in. brianne: so they return to the neighborhood to check for working smoke detectors. >> they found some homes without any protection of smoke detectors. they were able to install and now the families are safer. brianne: in gaither alison: it was a devastating fire requiring three alarms before firefighters could knock down the flames. now, we are learning nearly two dozen people lost their homes in this fire. it was in south

in the meantime, a dozen properties are left without service. water department was out here overnight. called for a water main break. crews were able to shut off the water to the 8-inch main. right now 12 properties don't have water service. two of the properties have that water in their cellars. as for what this means when you head out the door this morning, expect closures in this area and those closures could stretch through a lot of day. frankford is closed from girard to thompson. shackamaxon is closed from girard to thompson and thompson is closed from leopard to frankford of the the route five bus is detoured around here, too. you can get through on girard. girard is opened. water department crews are expected back here later on this morning to begin repairs. the water department says they will provide updates today as to more specific time line as to when these roads will be opened but in the meantime avoid the area. you can see the road is buckled here. the intersection is closed and again a dozen properties remain without water service

in pakistan at least 26 people have been killed in a car bombing. dozens more were wounded. cials said the bombing targeted policeman on a busy road during the afternoon. the pakistani taliban and is claiming responsibility. the taliban has also claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing that has killed at least 24 civilians and injured dozens more in the capital of afghanistan. a police spokesperson said the bomber appear to target a minibus carrying government employees in the western part of the city. the parents of the terminally ill reduce baby charlie gard have dropped their bid to take them to america for experimental treatment. they have addled in court for weeks to get him released but the london hospital treating the baby said that would only have caused him more suffering. lawyers for the parent now say time has run out for little charlie. reporter: as chris gard and kanye's arrive -- protesters, supporters and onlookers were there again. when they emerged, the crowd wept as they gave the news. >> as charlie's devoted and loving parents, we decided is no longer i

abc's rob marciano with those new images. >> reporter: tonight, a wall of flames reaching for the sky as dozen of large wildfires torch the west. >> we're always concerned when there's a fire in our backyard. >> reporter: the inferno swallowing this hillside in santa barbara county, incinerating an area larger than manhattan. the blaze now raging a week. newly released dash cam video shows first responders driving through the flames to rescue 83 campers at a summer camp last saturday. the girls all bussed to safety. carrie sawyer is among thousands of evacuees who could lose everything. >> i don't know if it's going to be here when i get back. >> reporter: the fire growing 4,000 acres overnight, as fire crews lose containment. meanwhile, more than 500 firefighters battling on the front lines in san bernardino. flames racing across hilltops there. as planes drop water from above. this, after a severe storm tears through oklahoma city. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: and this tornado dropping down near houston. watch as this waterspout tears across chesapeake bay. >> a wild sight there in the mid-at

one man taken into custody. >>> more than a dozen cats rescued after someone abandoned them in vallejo. >>> we need your donations to take care of these poor babies. >> that was the manager. the animals are dealing with a variety of health issues. many were not fed. the cats are up for adoption. van amber has died. he coffered the biggest stories of the time. fred van amburg. 86-year-old. >>> amazing video of whales east of the golden gate. that is next. the reason for the massive increase. that story and more -- tonight >>> tonight at 6:00 a surge in the young homeless population in south bay. that story tonight. >>> take a look. our nbc bay area sky ranger spotted some of the whales near alcatraz. this has been a booming year for whale watchers. but saying boats are coming too close. bay keepers prepare for the fourth of july crowds once again warning boaters to keep your distance. >>> just because you are the mayor doesn't mean you can get out of jury duty. >> i am here to exercise a privilege of citizenship. i am showing up for jury duty. >>. >> reporter: that means you are not thi

the group that organized this protest of more than a dozen rallies across the country today. >>> new at 11:00, one of the president's top advisers is pushing back against his critics. counsellor to the president kellyanne conway was a keynote speaker at the family leadership summit in iowa leaders were there to discuss the gop health care plan. >> you're for abortion and i'm not, then say that. disagree that way. that's what america is. but so much of the criticism of me is so gender-based. i saw some of it this morning. i use it as an example, but this is a family audience. >> republican senators from iowa used the conference to praise the audience for electing pro life candidates. they also spoke the influence of christian principles on government policy. >>> off the roads and to the scrap heap. the message d.c. police want to send with this atv demolition. ♪ >>> and a new true of that water spout near the bay bridge that caused quite a stir today. >> extremely impressive video there. we're going to have it coming up. plus i'm tracking the return of the heat and humidity, when it fe

a massive sinkhole and now dozens of neighbors are dealing with more bad news. emergency officials are worried that everything now floating in this giant hole could impact local drinking sinkhole swallowed most of one home-- and emergncy officials say the water is now mixing with toxic debris, chemicals, and sewage. experts say the risk of contamination is low. no one was injured-- but nearly a dozen homes are still evacuated. heavy hearts in hawaii... as the three victims killed in the highrise fire... are identified. the news comes as some residents returned to their homes... to see the damage caused by the fire, smoke, and water. dozens of residents were displaced after a five-alarm fire in the marco polo apartments building many of those returning, could not believe their eyes. the building did not have a sprikler system. investigators are still trying to fi started. hollywood is mourning the loss of a legend. horror movie director george romero has passed away. he lost his battle with lung cancer sunday. romero has been called the father of modern horror fl

a major blow against isis. >>> wildfire emergency. infernos raging in 11 states. thousands under mandatory evacuations as flames consume dozens of homes. >>> hit-and-run, caught on camera, a car slam no, sir a cyclist and takes off. the driver facing charges. >>> while having another cup of this could have major health benefits. the >>> one veteran's dream comes true, a face for summer fun for fellow wounded warriors and their families. nightly news begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. it's great to be back with you on this monday night. we learned late today that the senate intelligence committee is looking to speak with presidential son don jr., as he becomes the closest person to president trump so far to acknowledge meeting with a russian contact during last year's campaign. that contact, a kremlin-connected lawyer, offered to provide what donald trump jr. says was information helpful to the trump campaign. the revelation has piqued interest on capitol hill. >> reporter: tonight donald trump jr. has hired

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>> only on in connection with, a demolition derby would be an un a dozen parked cars in dare including a mazerati. >>> crews have closed a road to fix an underground fire. >> president trump is in germany for the g20 summit and his first face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. >>> matt o'donnell is off, we're lucky to have nydia han joining us. >> isn't that nice, matt pellman in for karen rogers and david murphy has accuweather. good morning, guys. >> reporter: i'm feeling water logged. >> reporter: muggy and damp out there. satellite and radar showing we have cloud cover across the region and there's showers around and storm tracker 6 live double scan has a better look at that. as we take a look most of the heavy rain in the northern and western suburbs u.s. and outside the immediate region, pottstowng and the northeast. allentown under the sprinkles and lighter showers. there's a bit of that in the i-95 corridor. keep in mind where you don't see the green there's a possibility of drizzle. we have temperatures on the warm side. 71 in philadelphia. 69 in allentown. 70 in trenton. 73

it probably has a dozen or more nuclear weapons. they are not going to negotiate away their nukes. the chinese are not going to strangle them economically. we are not going to conduct a conventional first strike to try to eliminate their nukes. we're going to have to find some way to live with it and enhance our ballistic missile defense. i don't understand this confidence that we're going to handle it. >> when the president says it will be handled, as he very definitively said a couple minutes ago. you're not buying it? >> not at all. i think at the end of the day, we are going to have to accommodate a fact that we have a very dangerous rogue actor. north koreans want the u.s. troops out of korea. they want final victory to reunify the peninsula under

nobody live there is but yesterday afternoon, more than two days after fire started, there were about a dozenor so glass panels that burst and fell on to ground below. i talked to a firefighter out here who explained it was probably because of some radiant heat still being put out from this building or from where this fire happened. sea said these glass probably cracked during the fire and then with the wind blowing over the next cup of days, the glass shattered and fell to ground. people who live in that area had to deal with system of streets blocked off, because of the danger of that falling glass. now at its worst this was a four alarm fire on friday and 7 to 900 people estimated had to evacuate this area, and this neighborhood, valdez and grand because of the danger of that fire. luckily no one was hurt and most of those people have been allow today return back home. there were some scary moments though when a construction crane that was used to build this building was damaged during the fire, and the construction crane was apparently spinning and toppling over or threatening to or threa

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a lot of smoke, mostly smoke. >> heavy damage means that at least a dozen people are without a home today. there were no injuries to the people who lived here. the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy. adrianna: coming up at noon, a hair-raising explosion on a freeway, the search for what caused this wild scene. and what happened, the storm of questions surrounding the police involved shooting death of an australian woman in minnesota. you know what they say -- kids will begin, but does that go for the animals. the chaos animals cause a business owner. here is the traffic. , a heavy rideoon in a few spots, not bad 66 near vienna, a pretty good ride. looking good off the beltway. 270 southbound with a bit of trouble pass route 109 down route 80, delays as a pick up the work zone. the right lane, picking up cones right now past the scene. they are not quite ready with the work zone just starting to be picked up. pass clarksburg, things open for both directions with no incidents. capital beltway, temple hills road, the overpass for branch aven

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so i tack half a dozen of -- took half a dozen of them. >> tremendous. collection but he refuses to sell it in pieces and will only choose a bidder willing to take the whole lot. >> only need one. >>> right now at 6:00, not much in the way of storms across the d.c. region but it's really hot out there and the heat will only get worse before it gets better. chief meterologist topper shutt has more. topper? >>> bruc downtown and 100 in waldorf. we'll go into serious heat. know the signs, heat exhaustion, very important to stay hydrated with water and nausea and vomiting and dizziness and if you are cold or pale and have clammy skin go inside to an air conditioned environment. heatstroke, very serious, body temperature of 103 or higher and no vomiting with heatstroke and hot, red, dry, or damp skin. in this case, call 911 immediately, and we will come back and detail and track the heat index tomorrow and talk about the yellow weather alert we had to issue. >>> all right, top. new at 6:00, it's been six months since the largest national protest in u.s. histo

nearly a dozen families had to be evacuated. today, many wore a skilled at home by the police to grab last-minute belongings. of sprinklers, that is all firefighters say would have taken to stop a deadly fire that killed three people in a honolulu high rise that do not have any sprinklers. to rescue his elderly mother. four people including a firefighter are in serious condition. >> how is it possible they don't install something as inexpensive and effective as a sprinkler system? there is anger. kimberly: the tower was built in 1971, before hawaii required sprinklers in high-rise buildings. a study found that it would cost less than $5,000 to install them in each apartment. in alexandria, a fire burned through an old warehouse on burnside place. firefighters say the trash and recycling facility had lots of wood and combustibles inside. it is not clear how the fire started, but firefighters are preventing smoldering and flareups. sending a message. after we showed you this video of atv's, dirtbikes and mopeds flooding the street

half a dozen similar rides in california have been shut down for safety inspections. the accident in ohio claimed the live of an 18-year-old. he had just enlisted in the marines last week. ohio's department of agriculture is in charge of inspecting rides. they say the fire ball ride was inspected three or four times before the permit was issued to the operator. ohio governor has ordered all the fair's rides to be shut down. >> i think about that moment when some were thrown from that carriage. that's a nightmare. >> the maker of the fire ball ride is asking that all rides be shut down around the world when investigators try to figure out why it fell apart. >> her in california they have been shut down. >> we were at the boardwalk to learn more about the safety inspections. >> boardwalk close down the road. as the weekend aproishsz the only action the fire ball amusement ride is around it not on it. there was a fatal accident on a similar ride in ohio. >> i can't recall a tragic story in my childhood coming out of the ohio state fair. it's huge. >> yesterday one person

a new study says it's going to get a loss worse for air travelers. >> reporter: record high temperatures grounded dozen of flames in phoenix where mercury approached 120 degrees in late june. too hot for some smaller regional jets to take off. >> phoenix. >> reporter: it's a problem that will occur more for example at more airports. according to a columbia university study published in the journal climate change this week. researchers predict maximum temperatures at some airports could rise between seven and 14 degrees by 2080. is that really enough to push most modern airplanes out of their operational range. >> five to ten degree average increase, yes, it faces serious operational challenges. >> reporter: he runs chkapilot.com. he says modern airliners perform best in cooler air that's more dense because it generates more lift. as temperatures rise planes need asre speed and longer runways to take off as well as lighter loads. >> sometimes the result of all that is we can't take a whole of people or fuel. you can be prohibited from flying at all. >> reporter: according to this study in the future up

more than a dozen other homes have been damaged. some of the evacuation orders have been lifted but 15-hundred homes are still threatened this morning. at least nine people are dead and 30 others are in serious condition after they were found in the back of a big rig in texas. the driver of that big rig is expected to be in court today. two of the victims in the hospital are said to be just 15 years old. federal investigators are calling this a human trafficking crime. police were called to the san antonio walmart lot sunday morning where the trailer was parked found eight bodies and 30 undocumented immigrants severely injured from overheating inside. the victims were found stuffed in the back of a truck. the temperature rose above 100- degrees and the air conditioning in the truck wasn't investigators say more than 100 undocumented immigrants may have been in that truck at time.

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security at a dozen u.s.s have been breached, and the chief suspect is said to be russia. welcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." i am matt miller here for the g-20 meeting, along with guy johnson in london. guy: let's go where we are with the markets. it has been a fascinating week for a number of asset classes. is not as it, it the european story looks exciting, but yesterday it was. .t is the bond markets bond markets of the primary driver of all asset classes right now. the cost of money ever important, and we are starting to get some serious action. we knew it was coming, we can see the ranges. ds it continues to ripple around the world. i want to ask a guest out of berlin about this. carsten brzeski joins us. how much does it have to run? theten: you do feel nervousness about tapering, but i think it is overdone. i would expect president draghi to sound more dovish in two weeks. but this is a tightening of financial conditions. where do you think the major risks are to hire yields? 3%, he islking

the russians are said to be suspected of hacking at least a dozen u.s. power plants. no and void. ock pledges new measures against qatar after the gulf nation rejects its demands. ♪ manus: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." it is friday. have a stacked up show for you. it is about the bonds selloff. kully samra puts in his context of what is happening in markets ahead of the g-20 summit in hamburg. we will be joined by robert kimmitt. in terms of data, 1.2% industrial production in germany . hasn't --he market had an estimate of 2/10 of 1%. if you want to understand recovery in europe, germany is the bulwark. you have rising for the fifth month in a row. a solid upswing output. manufacturing, 1.3% versus the previous month, and they are talking about a lively demand, both domestic and international. there is a strong dynamic to the orders. it has translated into a brisk it according to the industry. in theas a combined loss bond and equity markets of 1.7%. you haven't seen that since 2013. the question is, is this a sufficient market moved to cause contagion? i'm talking abou

russian hackers are chief suspects in a breach of at least a dozen u.s. r plants including a nuclear one in kansas. "bloomberg technology" is live streaming on twitter. check us out weekdays at 5:00 in new york, 2:00 in san francisco, 11:00 in london, 10:00 even. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the chinese smartphone maker has turned a corner in sales. they reported second-quarter shipments rose 70%. it is targeting shipments of 100 million units in 2018. the smartphone maker which slipped to six in the first quarter is trying to regain the dizzying growth it made as one of china's most successful startups. bloomberg has learned russians may be behind cyber attacks a dozen or more u.s. power plants, positioning themselves to potentially disrupt supply, although there is no threat to public safety at. this as trump and putin agreed to look at security threats at the g-20 in germany. mike riley wrote this great story and is joining us from washington now. still with us, david kirkpatrick. mike, talk us through it. we have trump and putin talking. it looks lik

. >> reporter: since becoming visits to half a dozen trump properties in florida, virginia, new jersey, and d.c. he hasn't stayed at any non-trump resorts. today press secretary sean spicer was asked if trump brands would commit to stop manufacturing products abroad. he said it's not appropriate for him to comment on the president's business, but there are certain supply chains that may not be available in the u.s. anthony. >> thank you. >>> the department of homeland security announced today it's raising the number of h-2b visas this year from 66,000 to 81,000. these are temporary visas for foreigners to come to the u.s. to do seasonal non-farm work. but this one-time visa expansion may be too little, too late. here's strassmann. >> reporter: on the texas gulf coast, shrimp season began with a traditional blessing of the fleet. this year's answered prayer would be hundreds of hands. >> we're following the law. we're not breaking the law. okay? and it's very frustrating. >> reporter: carlton reyes owns seven shrimp boats in brownsville, texas. since 1987, he has relied on mexican deck

the three killed by the fire found there, at least a dozen more injured as the flames spread upward, engulfing three floors. >> oh my god, that's nuts. >> i looked down, i could see the billowing smoke coming up. i heard three women's voices screaming, pleading, moaning, "please help me." >> reporter: more than 60 firefighters raced into the building, scrambling from room to room trying to rescue those trapped in the blaze. the building was built in 1971, before sprinklers were required. >> without a doubt, if there was sprinklers in this apartment, the fire would be contained to the unit of origin. >> reporter: sprinklers, experts say, can mean the difference between life and death. >> sprinklers are very important in stopping the spread of fire. >> reporter: is this a wake-up call? >> it should be, but everybody's interested in fire safety, until they find out the cost. >> reporter: each year, an average of 40 people die and 520 are injured in high-rise building fires. almost 60% of those fires happen in buildings without automatic sprinklers. just one month ago, a london high-rise

people at home are a jail break involving a dozen prisoners. ot all of those found. >>> a family missing and police fear they may ben i right now, violence. ten people shot in less than a day. >> i hateo broad daylight out here. >>> the plan to crackdown by giving you cash for tips. >> russia retaliates. americans serving overseas told to pack up and get out. >> we expect russian behavior to change. >> how the u.s. is responding to the latest diplomatic drama. >>> look up while you walk or face a fine. where you will soon be ticketed if you're caught texting while walking. >>> 14 before the hour. developing this morning, three men learned that a loudoun county family have disappeared. the sheriff's office says courtney ash was last seen leaving a person's home an she was supposed to bring her son and a cousin to another family member's home. they were in a car with vuv >>> d.c. police chief is disheartened after a weekend of summer violence. >> ten people were shot in less than 24 hours. two of the people died. justin finch joins us live from d.