. >> 33 may be ainge yen the in tennis years, serena williams appears far from done. joe fryer, nbc news london. >> they'll be packing the stands later this summer here in new york. >>> the battle in the west against an epidemic of fires being deliberately set. later after a series of attacks, a california city on alert for coyotes on the prowl. >>> tonight in our series burning up. we're going inside the war against wildfires in the west. not just fighting the fires themselves cracking down on those who deliberately set them. ally jackson with that story tonight from california. >> reporter: the wildfire in the town burned so fast it destroyed a house every 30 seconds. >> oh, my god. >> this is it. >> including sue's. >> it was sad. it was very devastating. >> the person who started this fire was charged with arson. and while the suspect pleaded guilty to lesser charges, more than 1,000 other wildfires in california just last year were set on purpose. blame the record drought, the extreme heat and the wind for spreading fires faster than ever. the blazes don't begin

bee ainge ankle a pre mure, new show named bee ainge a.is every saturday night right here, on cbs-3. >> well, comedian amy schumer is headed back to the big screen in a new comedy she wrote herself. train wreck stars schumer as young woman who isn't a one guy type of girl. but, a new relationship might just put her right on track. suzanne marquez sat down with the film's star. >> in the new film, train wreck, amy schumer's character got some pointed relationship advice very early in the life. >> monogony isn't realistic. >> monogony isn't realistic. >> so she became bit of free spirit. >> morning. >> oh, amy, what happened did church let out early? >> which is fine with the real amy assumer. >> this is definitely more realistic cake for my point of view. >> schumer wrote the script her first guided by bridesmaid director jed. >> i thought he was bluffing, like why is he -- i'm going to keep calling him on his bluff. i'm get you new draft. why when is he going to tell me he's messing with me? >> her character changes when she data doctor pl

. >> ♪ ♪ >> look at that smile, 13 year old brian hartman who practiced ainge em on his guitar now brian parents brought a sign that said i play guitar, this youtube concert in boston, bono saw it, he called brian up on stage. i mean, just know the huge moment for brian and his dad who has been to u2 to see them, 42 times. >> everyone should be that happy every day. i mean, could you see pure joy coming out of him. >> it was like one of the coolest things that ever happened to me. it was crazy. >> oh, yes crazy indeed. as if playing on stage with u2 wasn't crazy enough, the band presented brian with a beautiful acoustic guitar. i think he's sleeping with it now. >> so cool. >> that's so cool. >> he is hugging it. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. for katie pat everyone here, thank you for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. of course we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. [african-style music] ♪ take my hand to the land ♪ ♪ take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! ♪ (narrator) only one famil

german chancellor ainge la merkel is behind this deal and will recommend it to the european union. landon downey is joining me to talk more about this. >> we're reaching what some are calling an a-greek-ment. the agreement includes major reforms and financial support, allowing greece to remain a member of the euro currency. greece has asked for a nearly $60 billion bailout over three years. alexis tsipras must now convince his parliament to sign off on the deal. he says greece fought a, quote, difficult battle to allow the country to stand on its own feet. investors are breathing a sigh of relief. european markets are spiking higher. u.s. markets point to a higher open on wall street. concerns that greece was heading for a messy exit from the eurozone. bet sni. >> we know the banks in greece were closed. will the banks reopen because of this deal? >> they are still close tadd today but eu leaders will discuss a bridge loan to meet their short-term needs. >>> international manhunt is under way for the head of a powerful mexican drug cartel who escaped from his prison cell. braise sb

she remembers when then 11 year old sean came down with stomach ainge that doctors identified as stageee neuroblastoma. the moment when childhood was put on hold. >> at first he was particular off. and he'll tell you but, you know then he just kind of said all right let's g i'll do what i have to do to save my life. >> for 18 machines at children's hospital through chemo, isolation radiation births days, holidays, that was the motto, this was the goal. >> i tell people all the time, when i grow up, hopefully i'll behalf as strong assessment. >> sunday, not a fundraiser or dedication, just celebration. with the cancer now in remission, these 72 steps mean sean can be a kid again, now with the power to inspire other. >> you find out who you actually are whether you fight or you fly. >> after a year and a half battle with cancer, featuring 20 round of radiation the 13 year old said, you know what? it end right here, the way he wanted to, with the celebration. reporting from the steps of the art howe see up, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> one incredible kid. wonderful family

later described the image as the biggest explosion he ever saw until the pictures of the atom bomb ainge spoke of a terrific flame and many pieces, less than a thousand feet. and and married at 44. and conversing with her few neighbors. standing in the doorway she shared with her niece passing time of day, the sky suddenly cracked open, something to like lightning flashed and she would have thought it had the war not taught her to think first of rockets, she turned from her neighbor in mid sentence and dashed into her house, she had not noticed that its door had been blown off its hinges. share first thought was of her cousin in side. he had come to live with her at sheppard's cottage after a heavy one had destroyed his flat in london but there he was under her front door stunned to be sure but unhurt. thankful for that miss westgay's inventory of love one's turns next to her aunt and uncle who live nearby. which was even closer than shepherd's cottage to the source of the explosion. she said please run upstairs to fetch your coats, she needed to check the house, the girl bolted up the s

he is showing speak from the heart and tap into the ainge remember in the electorate you can make someains. i don't know why they're not watching him. >> i guess the big question how is it that there is so much outrage over his recent remarks about john mccain, for example, that he is not getting hit in the polls for that? >> i think john mccain was a lot less popular with the conservative base than the establishment guessed on. "the donald" either intentionally or inadvertently tapped into that. >> that is an excellent point. very quickly before we move on the cruz surging point, sampling of the poll was 230 very small, margin of error is 5%. one who broke out was trump. i would not call that a cruz surge by any extent. country's law enforcement officer opening up about concerns about isis. new attorney general loretta lynch says the throat of lone terror attacks on soil. she is not only one losing sleep at the thought of isis launching a cyber-terrorist attack. >> concern that isis or any foreign enemies might develop the capacity. that keeps me and many of my law enforcement colleag

is getting a new more feminine spin here on cbs-3, beyonce a hag new show appropriately named bee aingecan see her on her show every saturday night right here on cbs-3. she was actually here at the station doing the noon show yesterday. and just couldn't be nicer. so excited to see. that will excited for the premiere. small superhero becomes the newest member of the marvel universe comedian amy schumer hit the big screen. kevin frazer from entertainment tonight. shows us what is new in theatres. >> i'm just a modern chick who does what she wants. >> amy schumer plays single gal living up in new york but afraid of commitment until she meets good guy bill hater. amy also wrote the movie which features hysterical. >> i'm a laughter, and i'm very excited to watch people shine. so people definitely would take what i wrote and kind of make their own thing out of it. and i was thrilled. >> sorry to interrupt. >> tired of being interviewed. >> i am watching it tonight. all of the guys are talking about it and i'm left out. >> my days are breaking into places, stealing stuff are over. what do yo

it listed his ainge and his height, his tribe, listed the number of teeth he had missing, and he was revved to as a boy, even though he was a grown man, in that passbook. and he was in the king's african rifles during the second world war, and was taken to the far reaches of the british empire, all the way to burma, and back home, after the war, he was eventually detained for a time because he was linked to a group that opposed british rule. and eventually he was released. he forged a home for himself and his family here and the respect of his village, lived a life of dignity. he had a well-earned reputation for being so strict that everybody was scared of him, and he became estranged from part of his family. so that was his story, and then my father came of age as kenyans were pursuing independence and he was proud to be a part of that liberation generation, and next to my grandfather's papers, i found letters that he had written to 30 american universities, asking for a chance to pursue his dream and get a scholarship. and ultimately, one university gave hum that chance, the univer

from my perspective to go on record right now ainge for i don't know how we could have been during success but with those military lines of never will set the conditions and without the game properly resource. with iraq than syria but then to have an enduring stability in the region once and for all. >> so to fix the sequester for defense that is all we need to do with the non-defense investments in 100 senators are now on record by voting for with public statements and with non-defense accounts in my hope we can do that. >> and with the opposition first raised in september senator mccain raised the question is a free-trade foes to fight isil and they are attacked by assad regime would we protect them he asked again yesterday so by my count that is nine months without a clear in answer. we were told in theater last referrals other engagements still would prohibit u.s. effort to support u.s. trade isil fire if they become under attack by have asked questions for the record and i like to know if that is the policy if dod intends to change the policy and will day and what do we need to do bec

crews are attacking the flames from every ainge well planes from above and firefighters on the groundme of the 13 helicopters been using lake berry essa to fill their buckets. they say it's essential in the fight. >> the turn around time between the dipping and the dropping is a lot less. >> reporter: when elaine whitcomb returned to her home the yard was smoldering. >> i was afraid everything was going to be gone. they were able to save the structure. >> reporter: this ba nearby barn was destroyed, they want to get a lot of progress on the fires today because triple digit heat is forecast for this area started next week. >>> this morning gusty winds could give new life to a wildfire in montana's glacier national park. the fire forced tourists to leave hotels and campgrounds. >>> this morning president obama is on his way to africa on a trip that will make history. he will arrive this afternoon after stopping for refueling at an air force base in germany. he was born in kenya and will visit family members. major garrett is there. good morning. >> good morning. this is the first visit

. >> we continue to use support him for iraq is the best test of could very a ainge. we wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors for cry of not sure this is the last time regardless hall much we appreciate how much you have come for our country and the men and women deployed in iraq and so many other places for their service with mccain and carter how we might support the assyrian rebels. but mr. secretary you said there is an obligation to those to bush of what it should entails. telling one person. >> it is better they can never rather than not at all. when? >> continuously over two hours and with respect to what we're doing but it as i said we have an obligation and decide exactly under what conditions we will make that tactical decision when we introduce them. the main thing is that we increase that number which is very small. >> i look forward to that. your strategy in syria is to ruth but for his supporters do give the support support, specifically what rule was the jennets states play to bring about the pressure is support to achieve this kind of sett

the media and press understand how technically they would participate in such a press brief that ainging briefing. >> and the time of the gentle lady has expired. i recognize the next senator. >> we had a discussion about a different number of topics, and i asked you or made mention of the fact that i was very concerned from the standpoint that government oversight reform had this report that they put out with regards to the internal e-mails and memos that showed that the fdic was going well beyond their statutory authority and duties and trying to limit the ability of certain legal businesses to do legal business and was impacting a lot of banks in a very negative way and the fact that you over see some of the banks as well i felt you should be pushing back and have a meeting with the chairman and i asked you to do that and you have done that at this point? >> yes, i have done that. i have discussed with chairman grunburg operation choke point and our views on what proper policy is on the part of the banking agencies with respect to how our examiners deal with banks and the services the

i want to say to you i share with you the same ainge wish and pain as i don't know the secretary does and every american should at the death of that woman. that nobody has come here to look for excuses or anything else. i mean this is a career criminal we have on our hands, so i think we should just figure out a way. this man is not an immigrant. immigrants come here to work hard, sweat and toil. we should be warm and receiving. this is someone who's come to cause damage. let's fix our broken system so we can get rid of -- i'd just like to put anytime the record once again because apparently, mrs. vaughn didn't read it or take the time to read it. secondly, for the record, on the floor of the house of representatives, on july 9th quote, this is in the record and i'd like to put it in again because apparently, mrs. vaughn doesn't read what is said in the english language. quote, the antiimmigration wing of the republican party is saying that trump may have a point. after all, an innocent woman was shot in cold blood by a mexican imgranlt in san francisco is just last week. why wasn't h

from my perspective to go on record right now ainge for i don't know how we could have been during successhose military lines of never will set the conditions and without the game properly resource. with iraq than syria but then to have an enduring stability in the region once and for all. >> so to fix the sequester for defense that is all we need to do with the non-defense investments in 100 senators are now on record by voting for with public statements and with non-defense accounts in my hope we can do that. >> and with the opposition first raised in september senator mccain raised the question is a free-trade foes to fight isil and they are attacked by assad regime would we protect them he asked again yesterday so by my count that is nine months without a clear in answer. we were told in theater last referrals other engagements still would prohibit u.s. effort to support u.s. trade isil fire if they become under attack by have asked questions for the record and i like to know if that is the policy if dod intends to change the policy and will day and what do we need to do because i do n