he's gotten into acro-flying. he's good at it pulling the heavy g's. and now we've got a very huge problem. he's got the lines twisted. >> no, no, no. it's going to get tangled together. >> you can see the trees not that far below. they're getting closer faster. let's go for that second reserve and solve this issue. >> no. no. no. although landing in trees is the best case scenario. you might just dangle instead of crashing. >> i would say landing in a vat of marshmallow would be best. but let's see how he's doing. i don't see any blood. all the bones and limbs appear to be there. he does, however, have a black eye. that's only because one of the lenses of his shades got knocked out. >> okay. so that means he's going to try it again. >> that's the interesting part about this video. towards the end, he says i'm alive and well but tired of risking my life for nothing. acro doesn't pay my rent and nobody will pay my bills if i'm in a hospital bed for the rest of my life. this isn't the first time an issue like this has happened to david. >> i'm too old fo

because the pressure is growing and i am pretty sure he got somome phone calllls from leadersrs all acrosurope and the wld.. thosose phone calls had not bebn advertrtised thahat they have tn place, i avevery sure ababout at. and he knew that he e had to do sosomethin he could not just let it go because the pressure would have mounted even stronger. what he did was he kind of took the strategy divide and conquer, because i don't really believe this theheme that you u really surprprised his g governing par. i ththink he tried to take a little b bit of pressure off the cookererso to speak. he is fefeeling one thihing and passing -- hee i is vetoing one thing and passing another. brent: he say he is taking pressure off now but what happens moving forward? would the governing party found a way to geget around this andd still get influence over the judiciary that it wants? mirko: yes, i think k it might. it depenends on the ongoing pressure frorom other countries, from e europe, and from inside. the demonstrations have to go on. it's a dangerous time because people feel a little triumph, they h

that is what makes this such an amazing tinnings with a whale sight be maybe look like ak kro-- acrolunge feeding, ak taking fish called menhaden. paul sieswerda the president of the nonprofit gotham whale say menhaden are thriving because the water is cleaner. >> one of the things that brings everything together is this food chain. >> reporter: quite a change from the '70s and 08see when kronin knows the waters were a wasteland. >> as the first hudson river keeper, cronin patrolled this waterway for po lawsuiters. >> now 33 some odd years later, it is how much better. >> we are seeing some biological rejuvenation. >> rejuvenation spawned by decades of cleanup which began with the passing of the clean water act in 1972. >> we shouldn't be cutting back the epa. which provides the funding and the technical expertise to clean up the nation's waterways. >> reporter: still the cleaner water has lured back the fish that whales feast on. >> this whale is very distinctive because it has a patch on the left side of its cheek. >> reporter: sieswerda says patchy also has a distinct injured dor

remember the typical radar used acro across the region is set high on a pole so it's getting a higher picture into the clouds. we put stornlg range estorm ran closer look to the ground. still falling over cape may here down to north wildwood. but it is starting to weaken a bit at the southern most tip of cape may. heavy rain is expected still through 8:00 this morning. the focus will be along the shore. and it will start to thin out by around 10:00 a.m. we'll continue to time it out the rest of the day, talk about what you will see into sunday coming up. >>> let's show you what is happening out there right now. our jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg is out along ventnor avenue in margate where the flooding has been happening for much of the morning, ted. >> reporter: it certainly has, you see the suv pulling into a parking lot, driving through lot of water. that person taking a risk and driving through. you can see it looks like a river at the moment. this is ventnor they're washington and the water comes all the way across the street. at the moment it doesn't look like it is

he's froeniends and lived acros the street from douglas. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> johnny brown will return to court on friday. his mother will appear for her arraignment tomorrow morning. >>> the 18-year-old driver accused of causing a fatal crash that killed her younger sister pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and dui charges. >>> more than a dozen people joined a prayer vigil today. they prayed at the spot where a 71-year-old man was murdered earlier this month. police believe the victim was shot to death by robbers who wanted his expensive camera gear approximate several of the young people traveled from oregon with the catholic ministry. police are still searching for suspects in that case. >>> the warming has begun. if you've been outside today you probably noticed it. we have sunny skies and warm conditions across most of the bay area now. a little fog at the coast. this is the view from windy conditions. it's 65 in the city. 69 in oakland. 81, san jose. 88 gilroy. check out this view of the fog rolling in. it is 84 in santa ros

thousands of federal workers acro the country were able to go back toheir jobs today. >> republicansesson. it would make more sense for them to try to govern with the president than to try to confront him. >> the whitewater investigation unfolds and hillary clinton becomes the focus of prosecutors' interests. >> the first lady arrived to a crush of cameras. there were vocal hillary rodham clinton supporters and detractors. >> it's the first time the why of a sitting president has been forced to appear before a grand jury. >> she was subpoenaed by the independent counsel who wants to ask her about the missing law firm billing records that mysteriously appeared in the family courts. >> you have independent counsel, a prosecutor with unlimited financial resources and unlimited time, who is doing nothing except investigating you. if you had anything to hide, that's not a situation you want to be in. >> these re-emerging issues add up to political trouble for the president just as his reelection campaign is is heating up. >> the '96 campaign for re-election was underway. clinton started r

we arecoitions all the bay acros in the shore, lehigh valley, poconos as well.ant valley in the neighborhood network sky scanonderful start to the day. 61 degrees heading north of the city. fternoon across the poconos. our forecast for today 74 degreeweekic i hope everyone can get out and enjoy this sunday. tonight will be clear, quiet, maybe even cool out there, 51 in the poconos for low. even some areas get down high of 40's for some folks. then we will warm up on monday , and cloud cover mixing with that sunshine. we will get up to 81 degrees tomorrow and could get warmer, through tuesday, wednesday, thursday. temperatures for us here this morning we are looking at that northwesterly wind keeping our temperatures down and humidity down in the 60's and zero seven's. seventy-four for us here in philadelphia as we move through 7:00 o'clock hour. dew points have been sitting in the high 50's to lower 60's we will continueough the afternoon hours. that is definitely in the more than comfortable radar for last couple of hours, been a quiet scene across stormssurn r

we )re off to a cool start acros the bay area this >>> a very good thursday morning to you at 6:30 righttart across the bay area this morning. and then it should be a very comfortable day ahead. who wants to go out to lunch today? a live look outside. quite inviting, don't you think? >> a lot of good options. check that out. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock on this this thursday. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get a look at that forecast right now with kari. it's a nice start. >> yeah, and it will be a good day to have lunch outside, too, as our temperatures will continue on with some comfortable feel to the air. we'll start out with some mid to upper 50s as you get ready to head out the door grabbing the hot coffee. it'll be 54 degrees now this san francisco stepping out at 52 degrees in the north bay. if you're going to at that ti&td the giants game this evening in the low 60s but you'll definitely need some long sleeves and something nice and warm to wear. let's check out the day planner for san jose. we start out with some 60s rising to the mid-70s at noon. that's great

. >>> many americans acros at amusement parks.how it got started long ago and the turns it took to become the summer favorite today. we go for a ride in a story for "sunday morning." ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for decade amusement parks have been a staple of american summers. from the scent of fried sugar, to stomach churning rides. there is just something about them, that brings out the kid in us. is there anything more fun than a roller coaster ride? >> if it is i haven't, met it yet. ha-ha. >> arthur levine is a travel writer and theme park enthusiast. >> how many do you think you have ridden? >> you know, some people obse obsessively keep track. i don't really know. i venture a guess, maybe, 300, 400, 500. not really sure. a lot. let's just say a lot. >> each year, more than 335 million people pack america's amusement parks. but as much as we might kid a visit to one of the parks in american pastime, the world's oldest amusement park is in, get this, denmark. in the 16th century what would this have looked look? >> forest. nothing. trea

. >>> more than 50 large wildfifis are burning t this morning acro the northwesest but a vital too isiset it fly. nicknamed the super tanker can drop twice as muchh as the largestt service. we're shown how red tape is keeping it on the ground. >> cleared to start in. >> yep, yep. cleared to start. >> the largest in the world. there's nobody out there that comes close. >> reporter: jim wheeler's company, global super tanker turned a 747 passenger jet, one of the biggest in the dry to one of the largest fire extinguis r extinguishers. >> we dropped a line of retard end about 3,000 kilometers or a mile and a half. >> they're waiting for the agency to give them per mugs to do even though it was certified and has fought fires in chile and israel. >> it's frustrating to watch leaves lost and we can't get in to help. >> reporter: they said they would only give contracts to planes with a dispensing capacity of 3,000 to 5,000 glorns. the super tanker can drop more than 19,000 at a time. >> it begs the question, are you going to call the smallest slowest fire truck? >> somed a voe account they ma

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