. >> altitude velocity light, air down. 23 feet. 15 forward. another forward. 200 feet. 4 1/2 down. 5 1/2 down. 60 seconds. lights on. down 2 1/2. forward. forward. 30 feet down. 2 1/2. picking up some dust. forward. forward. drift to the right a little. engine stopped. >> we copy you down, eagle. >> tranquillity base, the eagle has landed. >> through the window of "the eagle" armstrong and aldrin see what no human eyes have ever seen before. their spacecraft casts a long shadow across the undisturbed dust of centuries. seven hours after landing, after careful preparations for later assent were completed armstrong opens the eagle hatch and begins his climb down to the surface. the first foot steps on this strange new world must be taken cautiously. the moon has only one sixth the gravity of earth. the nature of its surface was still unknown. >> step off now. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> once on the surface armstrong scoops up a small sample of lunar dust and rock, precaution against the possibility of an emergenc

billion euros in just three months now this week we witness international airlines shares were down we had air france down the fin air and american allies as well now araf lot also suffered too because the russian airline collects route is from foreign airlines to the right to cross siberia making it nearly two hundred million dollars a year on average so we witnessed its stock also drop just because of the room and i got scenario just here this is an example of the route that it currently takes it goes right through our russia just so that would indeed change should this happen but ultimately it would be the consumer who would lose out and russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov he denied such action would take place this week despite the rumors and for this very reason actually because of the holidaymakers now moving on russia and iran agreed on historic twenty billion dollar deal this week to bypass western sanctions. is the deal not yet completely sealed would mean iran could avoid western sanctions which are aimed at telling the country's nuclear program russia iran trade is already worth

so it's going to be a beautiful night to open up the windows and let in that fresh air, down to 50 thine degrees in bethesda and rockville, 57 in laytonsville, 59 in springfield, 60 in woodbridge, 65 in downtown washington. coming up we'll look at 9 futurecast and track the arrival of some thunderstorms that could affect your labor day plans in the first alert seven-day forecast. >>> holy cow! have you been to the grocery store lately? we'll fill you in on what is the recent spike in beef prices. it's enough to make derek consider going vegan. consider going vegan. >> i ain't >>> today's restaurant alert is all about my favorite thing, pizza. >> without further adieu here's russ ptacek. >> reporter: we start at no. 17, pizza no. 17 on 17th street northwest just down from dupont circle. that's the spot the wusa9 restaurant alert app shows with the july 23rd closure inspection citing uncovered rodent bait. inspectors cited no. 17 with 14 other violations including rodent droppings in basement. a manager said we just updated our pest control company. everything is clean and as it is suppose

. >> ror search and rescue team worked to stabilize the hol pumped air down to talk to the men. keep i mind even if the neck and he are free being trapped up to the chest adds up to 1,000 poun o pressure on a person. thisre removed the dirt, deb releasing pressure and pull them out after two and a half hours. a job well done. >> w preparing for an extd operation. it wv pretty quickly. >> i'm really happy they got t. iop everythg from here on is sm sailing. >> rt despite not having life threatening injuries the menre still shaken up as the firegh tell me. a lot of folks in the community areis the fire departmt for professionalm and the way they handled the situation. sho s, news 4. >> also in montgomery coun neighb rescued a person in a wheeh a the family pets becaus a fire that broke out at a home on warfield road in gather. two w lived at the home aret a hospital now. one wo suffered smoke inhio a man who we are told is there for observation, the fire has now p out. >> a louden county sheriff's deput mistook his teenage daugern intruder before shooti her at theiromth wee depu m

. >> i seen a lady go up in the air, down, hit the ground. >> she looked like a mannequin because she flipped twice in midair about 30 feet and came down. and that's when the other car came and ran over her and kept going. >> edward jackson driving by when he witnessed the crash. the police closed the lanes as they investigated. a woman believed to be in her 40s was crossing broad street, topless and not in a cross walk and the car had the green light. hit by the first car and thrown about 80 feet and two more vehicles hit her. she was pronounced dead at the hospital. the driver of the second car stopped at the scene. >> if you did not see her you should have felt the impact. no excuse for that. >> late in the morning the third driver drove to the police station after hearing a news report. she told the police at the time she didn't realize what she hit. believing the striking vehicle was white and a red light across the back similar to a dodge dart with heavy front-end damage. >> we know broad street, probably normal speed, 40 or 45 miles an hour. it is not unusual for broad street.

much of a sound check and we had an inversion layer in the city and an inversion layer it holds the air down and sound that usually goes up in the air on a clear night and you can see in the penthouses of san francisco an inversion layer causes you to hear it on the ground so that's kind of what happened. they did spend a great deal of money working all through the night to reconfigure the speakers, turn speakers off, lower some of the frequencies and it worked. i have a little video of the db meerlt we put up and they're showing all of the readings during the show, but if we want to have -- we're a big city and if we want to have these kinds of shows and we deserve to have these kinds of shows here. it's great for us economically. it's great for the city's image. it's just great. then we have to talk about it ahead of time the kind of sound they have, check the weather, check this, but not like punish them in a way that they would no longer bring a show here, you know, pretty much is in my opinion. >> and i would like to agree with that because one of the things i believe is that we have th

much of a sound check and we had an inversion layer in the city and an inversion layer it holds the air down and sound that usually goes up in the air on a clear night and you can see in the penthouses of san francisco an inversion layer causes you to hear it on the ground so that's kind of what happened. they did spend a great deal of money working all through the night to reconfigure the speakers, turn speakers off, lower some of the

it's compressing that marine air down near the surface so seeing dense fog in spots. visibility a quarter mile in santa rosa and thick fog near the coastline as well and some drizzle, too. as we head toward the afternoon, though, we'll find lots of sunshine and the temperatures going to be warming up nicely. 80s even some upper 80s in the valleys. 70s inside the bay and 60s with patchy fog lingering toward the coastline. speaking of fog, a nice shot overlooking san francisco right now. we have that fog that is settling in. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. by the afternoon, we'll find some sunshine in most spots away from the coast, 79 in fremont, 85 concord. that's a look at weather. back to you guys. >>> california voters will get to decide in november on a $7.5 billion water bond measure. the state senate and assembly passed it yesterday and governor brown signed it last night. this ballot measure is a scaled- down version of a previous water bond plan. the money would mostly go toward new reservoir construction and other water storage projects. >>> the police c

much of a sound check and we had an inversion layer in the city and an inversion layer it holds the air down and sound that usually goes up in the air on a clear night and you can see in the penthouses of san francisco an inversion layer causes you to hear it on the ground so that's kind of what happened. they did spend a great deal of money working all through the night to reconfigure the speakers, turn speakers off, lower some of the frequencies and it worked. i have a little video of the db meerlt we put up and they're showing all of the readings during the show, but if we want to have -- we're a big city and if we want to have these kinds of shows and

that's a dust storm formed when air is forced down pushed forward by a thunderstorm front. he got lawrence's attention here. it happened yesterday near spokane. the dust storm was miles long, and very high. cool stuff down the highway. as long as it stays to the left there. >>> new at 6:00, the latest unemployment figures just out. an additional 20,000 people applying for jobless benefits last week than the week before bringing the total to about 300,000 for the week. overall unemployment claims are dropping getting close to prerecession levels. and employers are hiring. job openings were up 2% in june. highest monthly opening in the last 13 years. >>> 6:45. it's a letdown for fans of the classic rock band aerosmith. the group abruptly canceled last night's concert at concord paville you just before the show was to begin at the

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. >> i saw a lady go up in the air and down and hit the ground, police closed the road by broad street to investigate the hit and run and a woman in her 40s was hit she was hit by the first car and thrown about 30 feet and then two more vehicles hit her. edward jackson was driving by. >> she looked like a mannequin flying up in the air, she went up about 30 feet and then she came down and the other car came over and kept on going. >> the second car stopped and the third driver drove to the police station, after hearing it on the news, she told police she did not realize what she hit. the other car was similar to a dodge dart and would have significant front ends damage. >> it was dark and the pedestrian was not able to be seen. it was a difficult situation for the drivers, and they may not have known and they urge that person to come to the police and help the investigation. >> police put the word out to local body shops. in logan katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >>> the schuylkill expressway opened at 6:30 this morning, nearly six hours after they closed the highway. police a

continues to descend down from the north and the drier air. 60 degrees in allentown and the spots down south are not bad and getting better. 73 degrees by 9:00 a.m., noon, 79 degrees, 83 by 3:00 p.m. your high of 84 degrees hits around 3:30, we'll wind up at 81 by 6:00 p.m. a nice day that will lead us into a nice night. tonight at musikfest, tonight, the main stage the avett brothers, 74 is the

down. this, as u.s. air strikes take down islamic terrorists who have taken over large parts.e are live in iraq on whether the new government is capable of stabilizing the country. >>> this morning, remembering a legend. so many of us reeling after robin williams is found dead of apparent suicide. we are looking back an his historic moments and long battle with addiction. good morning. great to see you. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, august 12th, 5:00 a.m. in the east. he is a man that

at this time yesterday, king digital maker of "candy crush" got slammed t continues to lose air. downgital. where is your money? it is on the screen of the if you're in stocks not a bad choice today. dow jones seeing a gain, well, 90 points. nasdaq is up 44. the dow by the way in positive territory for the year once again. zap seeing a nice gain of 2/3 after%. russell 2000 seeing a big gain. waiting on cisco numbers. "after the bell" starts right now. is. david: let's break down today's action. we have david steinberg, d almost s managing partner with key investment themes for the second half of the year. you have to st

down. this as u.s. air strikes take down terrorists. we are live with the latest on the ground and whether the new government is capable of stabilizing the country. >>> remembering a legend. this morning, the world reeling, we all are after robin williams was found dead from apparent suicide. we look back on his long battle with addiction. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is tus, august 12th, 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin with americans waking up with heavy hearts, trying to cope and come to grips with the stunning death of oscar winning actor and comedian, robin williams. >> he apparently committed suicide in his home on monday. the spokesman says he has been battling severe depression. he made us laugh for decades and left so many of us wondering how and why this happens. our coverage of the life and death of robin williams begins with holland reid live from atlanta. let's start with the good, first, holland. this career was extraordinary. robin williams was a man who

continues to descend down from the north and the drier air. 60 degrees in allentown and the spots down south are not bad and getting better. 73 degrees by 9:00 a.m., noon, 79 degrees, 83 by 3:00 p.m. your high of 84 degrees hits around 3:30, we'll wind up at 81 by 6:00 p.m. a nice day that will lead us into a nice night. tonight at musikfest, tonight, the main stage the avett brothers, 74 is the concert time temperature. coming up, we'll have the weekend weather it's mainly good. >> reporter: all right, we like that. passyunk avenue, all lanes back open, it's been a bumpy ride, some of the lanes have been paved. we're looking live on the schuylkill expressway at least we have that construction clearing. on the big picture you see speeds in the 50s at this point. phils play at 7:05, you'll see extra congestion in south philadelphia. one issue we have is an earlier accident that brought down a pole and wires in lower salford township, watch for it at harleysville pike. you can avoid it by sticking to hoffman road. instruction blocking on the ri

they managed to get down because of the u.s. airtrikes and the peshmerga got in and created a safe passage on one side of the mountain. there are tens of thousands still trapped without food, without water in this heat. there have been those humanitarian aid drops delivering food and water, but it's not necessarily getting to everyone. this is a very large mountain. what we are hearing from u.s. sources is it could take weeks for them to create a corridor with the kurdish forces to get the rest of the refugees off the mountain. john? >> the military and political crisis swirls all around them. anna, thanks so much. >>> in gaza, it is quiet, again. the israelis and palestinians agreeing to another 72-hour cease-fire. the israeli delegation showing up for another round of peace talks in egypt. i want to get the latest on the negotiations. reza sayah is live from cairo. there's an issue of these fragile 72-hour cease-fires and the bigger issue of rebuilding and trying to move forward here with a long lasting peace. it's a tough order.

at this time yesterday, king digital maker of "candy crush" got slammed t continues to lose air. down 23% for king digital. where is your money? it is on the screen of the if you're in stocks not a bad choice today. dow jones seeing a gain, well, 90 points. nasdaq is up 44. the dow by the way in positive territory for the year once again. zap seeing a nice gain of 2/3 after%. russell 2000 seeing a big gain. waiting on cisco numbers. "after the bell" starts right now. is. david: let's break down today's action. we have david steinberg, d almost s managing partner with key investment themes for the second half of the year. you have to start planning that. jamie cox, harris financial management. he will tell us one thing that could derail the markets momentum. talk about todd horowitz, he has been talking about derailing market momentum. todd, is wednesday. there was one exception to your record. every wednesday you come on we have a rally. what surprises me everything is up. you have stocks, you have bond. you have gold. you have oil. why are we seeing an increase in everything? >> welc

pfeifer danger is down. air quality is good -- fire danger is down. air quality is good.g this evening will push through the gap in the bridge. we will see a good sea breeze. this low migrates off further. it has been slow getting out of here. we set up with a pattern through the weekend like today. which is like we have tomorrow. which is like saturday. similar. changes next week, though. early next week a low, a big one. not rain. well, maybe rain. i don't think so. it will cool us off. not for tomorrow. just like today. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, the subtle changes are just that, very subtle. no big changes. just fog. there is the clouds on monday and tuesday. >> what do you think the last song paul mccartney will sing? [ talking at the same time ] >> h let me think about -- let me think about it. >> okay. >>> brandcon crawford donated blood at a red cross donation drive. he signed autographs and took pictures with other donors and helping get the word out about the need for donated blood. the red cross says the need is great and says hos

>> we're flying over a fracking field in texas >> using ground breaking technology to check air quality downyde levels were astronomical...it's bad. >> tech know, every saturday go where science meets humanity. >> this is some of the best driving i've every done, even though i can't see. >> tech know. >> we're here in the vortex. only on al jazeera america. >>> israel east bombing campaign in gaza continues as a 72-hour ceasefire collapses in a number of hours. >>> in the occupied west bank, two people are killed at palestinians protest against eel's offense innive. also ahead any world health organization says the ebola outbreak is out of control, but can be stopped. >>> the

and, a mid-air melt down over leg room got two passengers thrown off a united flight. so, here's what happened. man was using a knee defender device, that prevents the passenger in front from reclining back, it is banned on most us airlines, now the woman in front asked him to remove t he refused. so she doused him with water. the plane diverted to chicago, both were escorted off. ukee, erika? >> wow. >> i may have said given a stern look on a plane, but dousing with water? that's a whole other level. >> yes, dirty looks can go far. >> yes, and refusing -- oops. what a story, thank you. >>> other news, this morning, us officials say president obama has authorized surveillance flights overseer ya as he considers future actions against isis. that's according to associated press sources. now the pentagon reportedly sending manned and un manned recognisance flights over the country. syria has said it is too long cooperate with the united states to put down the sunni muslim terrorist group. but it says the us needs its permission before launching any air strikes on its terr

>> we're flying over a fracking field in texas >> using ground breaking technology to check air quality down below. >> formaldehyde levels were astronomical...it's bad. >> tech know, every saturday go where science meets humanity. >> this is some of the best driving i've every done, even though i can't see. >> tech know. >> we're here in the vortex. only on al jazeera america. >>> this is ta"talk to al jazee" this week, ken roth, the executive director of human rights watch. >> we know that there are active talks right now over iran's nuclear program. do you have concerns that because those talks have taken precedent right now that iran's human rights record over the years is being put to the side, ignored, neglected? >> i have precisely that concern. i think aside from the principal point, i think it's counterproductive to be ignoring human rights because if there were more pressure on iran to respect its people you would find more respect for rhouhani. there is a big splint in governmental circles between the more reformist segment, the old-fashioned hard liners and if there were more pres

philadelphia, lots of sun, pleasant conditions, winds out of the northwest like yesterday drawing the dry air in down from canada, a little bit less windy than yesterday. 67 degrees by 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 76 degrees, 82 by 2:00 p.m., 84 around 3:00. 80 degrees for the phillies for the first pitch and 75 degrees in the 9th inning. hopefully we can get a w. in the poconos, 77 degrees sunny and pleasant. saturday, partly sunny, 7 #r. sunday, sun and clouds, 77 degrees. no chance of rain. at the shore, partly sunny, 78 on saturday, pretty much the same story on sunday, the farther south you go the better chance you have of cloudy conditions, there could a shower south along the coast particularly in delaware, can't guarantee that, though. we're going for a high of 84 today, it will be beautiful and comfortable again. for the weekend, sun and clouds on saturday, 85. up to 86 on sunday, again, mix of sun and clouds, great for the phillies the union and close of musikfest up in bethlehem. on monday, 82. that's not bad, tuesday afternoon, a little more humid, pop pop-up shower or thunderstorm possible. we

>> we're flying over a fracking field in texas >> using ground breaking technology to check air quality down below. >> formaldehyde levels were astronomical...it's bad. >> tech know, every saturday go where science meets humanity. >> this is some of the best driving i've every done, even though i can't see. >> tech know. >> we're here in the vortex. only on al jazeera america. >> al jazeera america presents a breakthrough television event. borderland. six strangers. >> let's just send them back to mexico. >> experience illegal immigration up close and personal. >> it's overwhelming to see this many people that have perished. >> lost lives are relived. >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> will there differences bring them together or tear them apart? >> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland, sunday at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. >>> you're watching "inside story." i'm ray suarez. when you become a mcdonald's restaurant operator, you don't go on your merry way making local decisions on how to run the outlet. the h

down. this as u.s. air strikes take down terrorists.e are live with the latest on the ground and whether the new government is capable of stabilizing the country. >>> remembering a legend. this morning, the world reeling, we all are after robin williams was found dead from apparent suicide. we look back on his long battle with

air strikes are slowing down that advance. there have been 98 u.s. air strikes today. obviously focused around mosul dam that very important piece of infrastructure that is under control of kurdish forces. but isis is still trying to, i guess, do what it can to regain control. certainly around here, erbil, the capital of kurdistan, there are air strikes as well. you know, isis is not retreating anytime soon. we were down in kirkuk yesterday. which is the next city that many feel is under threat from isis. we spoke to officials who believe there are sleeper cells in that city which obviously is very valuable because of all the oil fields. they've had many arrests of isis militants of the past two months. they arrested a very powerful amir who was there trying to recruit the young disaffected sunnis who they believe will join their jihad. these u.s. air strikes slowing them down, but certainly not stopping them, christine. >> anna coren in erbil, iraq. >>> president obama touting a new culture of accountability at the va. the president telling veterans at the american le

whatever you get the wind out of the northwest that tend to be dry air coming down. good for us. 77 by 11:00 a.m., 82 by 2:00 p.m., the high will be 84 degrees probably about 3:30 or 4:00. if you got tickets for phillies you picked a winner. 79 degrees in the first inning. 71 in the 9th inning. musikfest big concert avett, 78, 77 degrees, it's going to be nice. nice tomorrow with the next weather system heading toward the east east coast, but probably passing to the south. here's the hurricanes we talked about, matt mentioned julio will miss the islands to the north. iselle will come close to the big island. if you're heading to maui or honolulu, you'll have to watch out over the weekend because the storm will be to the south of those islands that moons you're in line for the strongest forward winds. 84 degrees is the high, sunny and nice, the weekend is looking good, mid 80s, fair amount of sunshine and occasional clouds, next chance of thunderstorms and showers appears to be tuesday that may be the only day in the 7 day where we have to worry about that. >> 6:11. t

officials have been forced to shut down the air space over that part of europe. this volcano is under a gracier and it's erupting the ice. officials declared a no-fly zone within 100 miles of the volcano. that is what happened in 2010. a volcano erupted in iceland, spewed an ash cloud that blocked the sky for days and cancelled more than 100,000 flights. >>> new tonight, a special honor for a navy sale. lieutenant looney was killed in action, but his name is going to live on at his high school. >> reporter: generations of students can now learn about him after his school named its convocation center after him. lieutenant looney was one of the nine navy seals whose helicopter crashed in afghanistan. he graduated in 1999, and other students have followed in his footsteps and become navy seals. ? we want to alert you to traffic alerts sunday. we'll tell you why you could see a lot of police and fire crews and when to avoid it. >>> plus, you needed an umbrella today, but what about the rest of the weekend? amelia is going to help ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> new tonight, someone found

the program was developed by federal wildlife officials, environmentalists and air quality officials that will cut downair pollution in the region. >>> a bear in new jersey is making quite a name for himself spotted inever son township north of newark walking upright. like a person. he looks like he is out for a stroll. before you shout "fake," look at this video. you can see the bear close up and it looks like he has an injured paw so in speculate maybe because of it he has learned to rely on his behind legs to get him around so he is walking like a person. >> superstar beyonce and jay z changed their tune at at&t park and we have how they responded to calls to turn the volume down. >>> hawaii braces for one-two punch and the impact that back-to-back storms have on people headed to paradise. >> before we go to break, check this out: the abc7 news now live traffic and weather with live doppler 7 hd showing the impending hurricane for hawaii and we will show it to you during the entire break. ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more sham

down broad going south. and he clipped her. she went up in the aire 30 feet. >> oh, my gosh. >> when she came down, she is looking like a manaquine, really looking like a main kin when he hit her. then a second car came, road over top of her with all four tires and kept going. both cars kept going. >> none of these cars -- >> none of them stopped up. >> did they slow down? >> they didn't slow down, none of that. >> what is the description of the second car? >> second car bigger black car, authorities say what it was because it was a black car. the first car look like little white charger. but the second car hard to describe what it was. >> so set the scene for me. dark? >> it was dark, it was like between 4:30 and 5:00 in the morning, you know, broad street is lit, but it is not bright. >> right. >> you know? so it is possible that they didn't see her. but my thing is if you didn't see her you could have felt it. >> we were going over the road. you said the accident was right over where we see that debris? >> right here. it is on that side of the str

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down to a half mile. five miles in allentown. everybody is doing okay, drier air will work its way in from the northwest. we've shut off that ocean flow now that the frontal system is down through the virginias and the carolinas. yesterday we had the wind out of the east, northeast, the whole day was miserable, lots of clouds and on and off showers, it made for a yucky start to the weekend. 75 degrees by lunchtime, 80 degrees by 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., down to 78. we're shooting for a high of 80 degrees, it's a warmer day, no humidity out there, a lot brighter, as well. when i come back we'll talk about a warmup, temperatures could flirt with 90 degrees. >> police say a car carrying five people dumped a naked man on to a south philadelphia street. officers in a patrol car saw the incident at 4:00 a.m. they say the man was thrown out of the mercury along columbus boulevard. a few moments later police stopped the vehicle. officers are questioning the two men and three women who were inside. police found the victim's clothes about a block from where he was left off. the