they started in abu dhabi. they will end in abu dhabi. they have an 8,000 kilometer trek. that weather window unfortunately is just not cooperating. hey, i want to take-up to the east coast of the united states. we have an interesting situation for some of our viewers located in the nation's capital or new york city. we have heavier rainfall moving through the region. that is going to make your monday morning commute difficult. flood watches for the big apple at the moment. a fine how do you do? temperature swing of 2 degrees fahrenheit from yesterday's daytime highs to today. major difference in temperature thousands. thanks for the cold front. new york. middle 60s. our flood watches for manhattan and surrounding regions. something we want to monitor closely. high resolution radar showing thunderstorms still moving through the big apple. but this is all part of a storm system that's -- that has, well, brought rainfall off to the plain states of the u.s. texas, oklahoma. want to show you this video, you guys, i have seen cowboys on horses. but here's the modern take. on th

we have becky anderson live for us in abu dhabi. >> reporter: good morning.ime being, the men and families stay in qatar. nothing is official. a senior official telling us the gulf nation agreed to temporary extend the travel ban while discussions continue with the parties. the u.s. and afghanistan and qatar. they are looking for long-term solution. you will remember the images a year ago today. jubilation as the men mostly mid to high level officials in the taliban regime on qatar soil reunited with family members after being in detention in guantanamo bay for 12 years. relinquished by the u.s. to secure the release of sergeant bowe bergdahl held by the taliban for five years. how long the ban will be in effect, john and what happens to the men and the families are unclear at this point. we are told that u.s. officials are quote close contact with qatar authorities. i quote again to make sure the men do not pose a threat to the u.s. washington is concerned about the prospect of the men returning to the battle field and endangering the u.s. troops in advisory

deputy editor at sports 360, james piercy joining us from abu dhabi. past 10:30 in the morning there. thank you, james. >> we will take a short break here. coming up we have got the latest on the deadly lion attack in south africa. plus, a look at other close encounters with these dangerous predators. we're back in a moment. ible. ♪ [whirring drones] ♪ no sudden movements. ♪ [screaming panic] ♪ [whirring drones] google search: bodega beach house. ♪ ♪ [drones crashing] ♪ apples fall, but the apples of your cheeks dodefy gravity. juvÉderm voluma® is the only fda-approved injectable gel to instantly add volume to your cheek area. as you age, cheeks can lose volume. voluma adds volume creating contour and lift for a more youthful profile. for up to two years. temporary side effects include tenderness, swelling, firmness, lumps, bumps, bruising, pain, redness, discoloration and itching. ask your doctor. juvÉderm voluma®. defy gravity. was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i

we started in abu dhabi, ending in abu dhabi. he made several trips.ook off over the east coast of japan. trying to get to hawaii. again the weather is not playing along too well for him. so good luck to the guys as they go. try to break boundaries and record. go to the united states. we have got a big wake-up call. monday morning. heading to work. in new york city by the way, paying attention to, up with us, appreciate your viewership. look at temperatures. talking about a 20 degree temperature change. cold front sweeping through. you have possibility of some minor flooding in and around manhattan. i want to show you one quick video. talking flooding in texas. take a look at cowboys on the screen. i have heard of cowboys on horses hearding cattle. decided to get the air boats and heard the cattle. >> herding cattle by air boats. 250 cattle. had to make a nine-mile trek to dry land. >> we'll see you next hour. >> all righty. >> authorities in aruba, -- reopened the natalee holloway case then years after her disappearance because of a new lead. what one

plane is expected to travel across the united states atlantic ocean and europe before returning to abu dhabi this morning's top story. the banks will remain shut for six days. greek's european lenders won't lend greece any more money unless greece has a strict austerity plan. it's supposed to pay tomorrow and doesn't have any money to pay. >>> the second of two escaped new york prisoners is back in custody. david sweat was captured yesterday following a three-week manhunt 2 days after richard matt was killed. he's in critical condition. >>> whitey bulger spent 16 years free before his arrest. as jim smith of our boston station wbz reports the former crime boss is taking an active role in the process. >> he took kind of an unconventional route. >> reporter: it all took place and three classmates. they chose whitey bulger as a leader and legacy. >> we didn't choose a president. we chose someone who was a leader of organized crime and someone that we weren't trying to glorify in any way at all. >> reporter: so they wrote to bulger and he actually responded with a letter from his prison cell. >>

across the united states, the atlantic ocean, and europe before returning to its departure point, abu dhabik at this morning's top story. the banks will remain shut for six days. greek's european lenders won't lend greece any more money unless greece has a strict austerity plan. greece has a major debt payment due tomorrow and doesn't have the money to pay. >>> the second of two killers who escaped from new york prison is back in custody this morning. david sweat was captured yesterday following a three-week manhunt 2 days after richard matt was killed. he was shot twice and is in critical condition. >>> whitey bulger spent 16 years free before his arrest in 2011. now he's the focal point of a high school mission. as jim smith of our boston station wbz reports the former crime boss is taking an active role in the project. >> he took kind of an unconventional route i guess you could say. >> reporter: it all took place and three classmates. they chose whitey bulger as a leader and legacy. >> we didn't choose a president. or a leader in that sort of way. we chose asomeone who was a leader of o

director of the energy group a consultancy based in the united united arab emirates joins us live from abu dhabiyou for joining us. welcome. how will this play out? what will the outcome be? >> thank you very much for having me. i think for the meeting itself, i don't think expect the meeting to produce any outcome as such i think the meeting is more about making the right statements. a love the discussions have already taken place or will take place. i think there are several issues to consider. the meeting indicates that oil is becoming less political. the oil industry seems to be going on a diet. asia is a more significant player both as a principle buyer and a technical service provider. and i think some harmony existed in opec, but certain differences happen. and on the economic front also there are several impacts. >> okay, what are those impacts? i mean, for the consumer low oil prize was beneficial. but other than that who is coming out on top here? >> the high income opec companies have the cushion of savings and the low income opec companies are obviously have to build mounting deficit

. >> the experimental aircraft took off from abu dhabi in march. the pacific crossing is the 7th of 12 flights and the most h look at your temperatures for today. in the south bay temperatures in the mid-70s in the warmest spots. 75 morgan hill. 73 santa clara. 70 in mountain view. east bay, a tad bit warmer in the outlying areas. antioch 82. 82 fairfield. 73 today in vallejo. right around the bay 62 sausalito as well as in san francisco. 59 along the coast in daly city. we'll see sunshine farther north a tad bit warmer temperatures near 80 in clearlake. 79 ukraine. 80 cloverdale. we'll have the full forecast coming up. >>> a burglar didn't get very far when he tried to smash -- [ simultaneous speakers ] >> and highway 9 remains shut down in the los gatos area because of a house fire again in the south bay. los gatos. highway 9 remains shut down west of highway 17. kiet do will be by later this morning with an update. all other commutes are looking okay. frank. >> okay. thank you, liza. >>> bmw burglar tried to smash a stolen sports car through the

ese on a 22,000 mile around the world journey and it started in march in dubai and will end in abu dhabi later this year. >> that's a long way. >>> a shopping spree for young giants fans and it was the best >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, the i-team confronts a man who claims to be one of world war ii's most decorated veterans. tonight, his reaction when dan mois explores this case of stolen valor. >> the objects designed by local kids that may soon be reproduced on the space station thanks to the 3d printer that's now onboard. that's all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> some young baseball players enjoyed a generous shopping spree. >> they enjoyed tips given by major leaguers past and present and we were at san francisco as former giants star jeffrey leonard chatted with players from the willy mace boy ey mayes boys and girls club. taught by justin maxwell and matt duffy. >> great time. >> thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm larry beil in for dan >>> tonight, 45 million under watches and warnings at this hour. drivers losing control on the highway

to that extent the united arab emirates has established a joint center in abu dhabi to help coordinate the counter daesh messaging. not just in the region but helping us globally and we are also discussing with other partners around the globe the potential for the establishment of similar regional messaging centers. the final line of the effort that i will mentioned today in the area where i will devote the most attention involves almost all of our countries in this room and this is the countering of foreign fighters. this is an issue of prominent concern at every coalition gathering. including yesterday in paris and nearly all of the conversations i have in capital as cross the world. and rightly so. while turkey's 900-kilometer bored are with syria is the main point of entry in to the balance the space the burden -- battle space the burden of meeting the foreign fighter threat and challenge can not rest with the turks alone in fact the turkish border is the last line of defense in this equation. comprehensive approaches to reduce the foreign tariffs fighter flow must function as a st

it began its journey in march in abu dhabi. tom: i know you have been watching it, vonnie.e: it would add to a year -- tom: one company. really. brendan: amalgamated semi conductors. tom: let's continue this morning on international relations. last week "surveillance" enjoyed our intrepid peter cook on an aircraft carrier with the marines. it is all fine and well, but each and every military expert of all persuasions suggests there is no substitute for boots on the ground. the cliche is being tested in iraq as iran and shia militia provide boots on the ground for the allies. anders corr is the founder of corr analytics. i read a number of smart articles over the weekend on this. can we have boots on the ground if we end up with a three-part iraq? anders: in iraq and syria, what we are seeing is a conflict and a contest for power and territory between sunni and shia . it is rarely said, but i believe that is what we are seeing. boots on the ground in that conflict right now, from an american perspective, is very tough. tom: when you study to get the eight degrees that you ha

. -- abu dhabi in march. angie: joining me and rish now are shery zeb, and mikio kumada. talking about how many deadlines greece has already missed. it seems like everybody has been following the story. it is four years old now, going on five. mikio: there was no default on 1828. i mean the deadlines are funny because they are basically self-imposed by the greek government. the greek government says, we will have a deal in two weeks, and nothing happens. it is for domestic consumption, i think. i don't know why they are doing it. there is not really a deadline, at least not a hard one. we hear that it is going to default every month and it never does. there is a very good analyst, independent analyst, not from the financial industry. they are not trying to sell you a financial product. it is a brussels organization. there is a lady there who looks at the greek agitator among other things, of course. she writes about it quite a lot. the most recent figures in april and march, basically they are having a huge primary surplus which is way, way ahead of any vote. what is actu

becky anderson in abu dhabi. >>> the heat wave death toll is increasing to over 2,000. this could be the deadliest heat wave on record surpassing 1998. >>> the happiest place on earth. >> early start? >> no no. always the same price here. when and why your next ticket to disney world could cost you more next. >>> happy monday. let's get an early start on your money. good start to the month. asian shares are up thanks to good manufacturing numbers in china. june was supposed to be the month the federal reserve would start raising interest rates. that's off the table. we focus on data that could influence the fed's decision like the jobs report this friday. >>> a 40-year-old computer sounds like junk. not an apple 1. a recycling company is looking for a woman who dropped off a vintage apple 1 desktop. >> this is a big deal. >> only 200 models built by steve jobs in 1976. the recycler sold the computer for $200,000. the only thing more valuable than holding on to that piece of junk is holding on to a share of apple stock. the stock is up 30,000. >> i can't believe that. yo

it started the around the world journey last march in abu dhabi. it was a five-day 5,000 mile flight to hawaii and once the storm passes the solar impulse will take off. >>> are we going to see some sun today? that's the question tom. >> yeah we're about to see some breaks in the clouds after overnight heavy rain, fl metro area. here's the storm team 4 radar history over the last three hours. it showed the downpours well into southern new jersey and we had one little area of light sprinkles coming through. they're exiting anne arundel and crossing the chesapeake bay. and behind that cloud cover beginning to break up and the roads are beginning to dry out at least for now. but later today many of the roads will be getting wet again. got a flash flood watch for montgomery, prince georges, the district and anne arundel, howard frederick county and northeastern maryland. that's for late this afternoon and evening. we could have torrential downpours. rainfall rates are as high as one to two inches per hour. watch out for some creeks and streams that may

abu dhabi, middle east. china. because you are on the run from the i.r.s.? >> little bit. how did you know that? >> jimmy: it was in the news. made the news. >> irs. i made so much money. i accountant couldn't count it. i love the irs. >> jimmy: you do? >> they're like the mafia. treated me like tony montagna. relax. i'll get you the money. >> jimmy: they don't like it. >> i said give me time. >> jimmy: i better get another "rush hour." >> y'all want to see another "rush hour?" call. call. i call them every day. use another $20 million. >> jimmy: when you had this problem. pick up the phone. call your friend, president clinton, take care of this. >> clinton said, tucker, you got it. do a movie, tucker. do you remember where this photograph was taken, you and clinton? >> yeah, in new york. a classic picture. i need that picture. it was michael and bill. it was great, man. >> jimmy: what were you guys doing? >> we were just there, man. we were there. i was just there smiling. bill clinton. michael jackson. >> jimmy:

it began in abu dhabi. the plane left china on the seventh and longest leg of the trip.y 5,000 mile flight to hawaii. once the storm passes the solar impulse will take off for the alowea aloha state. and how singer enrique iglesias that got hurt on stage. you should see how he had to hold his hand behind him. plus there search for the owner of a rare apple >>> the great falls park is increasing its prices for campers and visitors. in great falls park the prices are doubling so make sure you go to our web site or app to find out more information. we have all the details there. back to you eun. >> we'll check it out, thanks brittany. brittany is one of our social media editors at nbc washington. other big stories online, this woman, harriet thompson, is now the oldest woman ever to fin arab marathon. she ran the race in san diego in the time of 7:24. she's 92 years and 65 days old. how about that? the former record holder was just a month and a half younger. just amazing. makes you want to run. we have this video to show you from yesterday's nationals game. a lot of you ar

john -- joins us from abu dhabi with the market implications from this.re would be and we can see the numbers in the global markets. but explain to us how dramatic is the global market reaction to what is happening in greece? >> it's all based on the big unknown right now. it's not clear whether the greeks will default on that payment you were suggesting. we don't know if a last-minute deal can be stitched together. and we have capital controls in place. the other thing we need to watch is the reaction of the greek people. over the last five years of bailout packages sometimes we have seen violent reactions, protests, strikes at airports and ports and attacks on banks. and that adds to the contagion effect or the feeling it could spill over well beyond greece into other countries. so far the market reaction albeit not severe, 2 to 2.5%. the euro is down as well but it's the markets from asia to the middle east are hanging in there waiting to see what happens in europe and that's going to unfold in the next hour. also in the next three to four hours we'll

. >> the experimental aircraft took off from abu dhabi in march. the pacific crossing is the 7th of 12 flights and the riskiest. >>> still ahead a lion attacks, killing an american tourist. the rule officials say she broke that may have cost her her life. >> plus, it draws lovers from all over the world. but now why people are bidding ado to hundreds of thousands ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> deadly attack at a south african wildlife park. an american tourist got a little too close with her camera and a lion pounced. the park lets visitors drive past roaming animals but large signs warn them to keep the car windows rolled up. her car window was rolled all the way down. she started snapping pictures. >> according to the witnesses it walked slowly to the car and stopped roughly a meter away. the lady was taking pictures of it. the lion then lunged at the car and it bit the lady through

. >> the experimental aircraft took off from abu dhabi in march.ssing is the 7th of 12 flights and the most challenging because of its length. >>> all right. 5:46. let's check the roads with liza. how's it look? >> it's slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's slow at the altamont pass. it's a busy commute. we are going to start off at the bay bridge pay gates where the metering lights were just switched on a few moments ago westbound traffic slow again from the foot of the maze approaching the pay gates. the golden gate commute southbound traffic looking fine but take a look weather certainly affecting the traffic this morning. dense fog affecting visibility for 101 commuters across the golden gate. and heading for the san mateo bridge, so far that commute has been fine with no big delays leaving the hayward area bound for foster city. it looks like we have work crews set up. you see there are trucks in the eastbound direction off to the right-hand shoulder. no big delays either direction of 92. there is road roadwork on the lower deck of the bay b

you'll be able to see the plane flying over abu dhabi. this is a beautiful shot. right at the beginning of the journey. started back in march. is seen flying east ever since, making stops in countries including ohman and india. that's a shot at night. only goes 60-miles-an-hour. two pilots taking turns. one pilot says it has a sort of auto pilot that lets him sleep for 20 minutes at a time. the wingspan 250 feet and weighs as much as a car and flies between 30 and 60-miles-an-hour, which means it could take nearly a week for the pilot to cross the pacific ocean. >>> hurricane season starts today and it's been nearly a decade since major hurricane. a cat 3 or stronger has slammed into the united states. still, federal forecasters predicting it will be another quite year. el niÑo and all. in august of '05 hurricane katrina mained landfall as a strong cat 3 storm and devastated the gulf coast. came ashore at the mouth of the mississippi, demolished the coast of the state of mist and flooded new orleans and other parishes and 2,000 people died. we're all working to un

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mediterranean and elsewhere on its return to abu dhabi. >>> nba superstar lebron james will opt out ofangement. but word is he'll play. he t move will allow him to sign a maximum contract to make more money. right now he's being paid close to $22 million. >>> this morning nasa vows to move forward after another failed launch of an unmanned cargo ship to the international space station. it exploded shortly after lift-off. vladimir duthiers shows us what happened in the latest failure. good morning. >> good morning. elon musk tweet thad the cost is still unknown after several thousand hours of early leer review. it was the latest in setbacks for na sand the private space industry that hopes to one day carry astronauts into orbit. >> three, two, one, sequence mission start and lift-off of spacex falcon rocket. >> reporter: it took off in swoo sunny skies but minutes after lift-off it exploded. >> we appear to have had a launch failure. >> there was $4,000 worth of cargo. space suit food a student experiment. >> this was a blow to us. we lost a lot of important research equipment on this f

roof to set the camera and was killed when us helicopter strafed the building across the street abu dhabitv were shouting on the air help us as they were being strafed. within a few hours the palestine hotel became a target for the us military. now on the wood that time that the palestine hotel in baghdad was where well over 100 on embedded journalists for staying. they were working hard. when the abrams tank set their sights on the hotel and opened fire they killed to reporters on his balcony filming. it was about to be the fall of baghdad. and then there was was a coastal on another balcony filming. both of them were immediately killed and many others were wounded. that that was april 8, 2,003. then you come to the summer of 2003. mohsen donna another videographer, one of their finest was outside what would later become world-famous of the grave but not yet. he was there with a soundman covering what was happening. within minutes he found his own death as the us soldiers attacked him. the soundman said we have just been speaking with the soldiers. soldiers. later a pentagon spokesperson

abu dhabi our approach, and that would not be the way we go about it. we will be very transparent about it. we owe the congress an update on ptc implementation on our roads are doing and implementing ptc. doo doo feedback we've gotten back from the congress it's clear that the congress would like to report to also include very specific information about each railroad as an individual but also what are enforcement judge will be. we are now including that in the report and plan to get it to you as quickly as possible. >> go to levying fines against people, without the on a daily basis, monthly weekly? >> the statute lays out that it can be per violation per day. there is some amount of discretion there. >> would you consider shutting down a railroad? >> i think i would be up to the railroad lawyers would probably make the determination. we've heard from railroads that their lawyers are making a determination based on both the reliability and the likelihood of the magnitude of fines and penalties. >> thank you very much. in terms of transit systems and com

the solar impulse 2 left abu dhabi in march powered by more than 17,000 solar cells on its wings thate may be ugly but she is a winner. we're talking about this 10-year-old hunchback mixed breed dog. she was awarded first place over weekend in the world's ugliest dog competition. despite her appearance her owner says she gets along very well with everybody and her pageant bio says she is an ambassador for acceptance and tolerance of things that are different. >> i'm going to take up with quay her. >> frankly, we do the ugliest dog competition every year. that's one of the cutest ugly dogs we've ever had. >> you're supposed to look at the picture and go -- but she was cute. >> we love you. >>> according to a recent "new york times" article, more women are keeping their married names after getting married. sheinelle jones took a look at this trend. >> good morning. when it comes to the marriage name game some couples struggle with the decision should you take your husband's name or stick with your own? jessica alba drew barrymore, marissa myer cindy crawford and countless others all hav