times to amsterdam and twice a week to paris.ave to travel from early to december or january 10th to march 10th. >>> the internet uzz over amazon and wal-mart's christmas in july deals. the online retailers are offering deep discounts just like they do on black friday, but if you're planning on doing a little couch shopping tone, experts warn -- tonight, experts warn shop around and see if you're getting the best deal. >> what you'll find with amazon is not so much they'll show the regular price they charge, but it's more matter that they show the manufacturers suggested retail price. >> amazon is letting customers sign up for a free 30 day trial of its prime service to nab today's deals. wal-mart is offering online rollbacks for the next three months starting today. >>> well, sadly play time is over at an iconic new york city toy store. after 145 years f.a.o. schwartz is closing up its flagship store. you remember this from the movie with tom hanks. the company said the rent is get doing high for the prime spot and hopes to open

dozens of people left malaysia last night for a memorial service planned in amsterdam planned tomorrow. it's still not clear who shot the plane down. u.s. officials believe russian-backed rebels used a surface-to-air missile provided by the russian military. >>> first, she survived a plane crash. then she lived for two days alone in the woods. it sounds like a plot for a movie. but for 16-year-old girl it was all too real. tonight she is talking about that horrible ordeal. autumn veatch was flying home with her grandparents in washington state. they flew into bad weather and their plane suddenly crashed into some trees. autumn's gran not make it out alive but she survived. autumn spent two nights in the forest fell down a cliff, scaled waterfalls but she pushed on because that's what her grandparents would have wanted her to do. >> i think i'm definitely going to die of hypothermia, definitely. i've never been that cold in my life. and i got this surge of will power. there is no way i can die without hugging somebody again. >> on day three she found a road and some help. she was reunit

to aratria and this is a man who has done it and kept traditions alive after he came to amsterdam 35>> translator: they are the same age as my daughter and the riders feel like sons for me and different from the races i used to watch at home. >> reporter: already made an impact in europe with king of the mountain jersey and get another chance when they reach it amsterdam. >> pretty incredible pictures coming from the final lack of nascar race in daytona and the car taking off belongs to u.s. driver austin dillan and safety fence doing its job and three fans got hit with debris but needed help with minor injuries and walking away from the wreckage and doesn't always happen in nascar but this time no serious injuries in that one. >> astonishing and andy is back with 1300 and it's not another full bulletin of news right here on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ greece's prime minister plans his next move and regarding the bailout and banks are in big trouble and yanis varoufakis resigned and said he may have been getting in the way of a new agreement. ♪ hello again from doha and this is the world news fr

they'll have psych would 3,300 kilometers or two thirds of the way in amsterdam to air eritrea. keeping traditions alive he opened a restaurant after coming to amsterdam 25 years ago. >> i'm proud to say them on the tour. they are the same age as my daughter. these two riders feel like son to say me. it's very different from the races i used to watch at home. >> he has already made an impact in europe having won last month. >> amsterdam. >> that's some pretty incredible pictures coming up from the final lap which sunday's nascar race in daytona florida. the car you are about to see taking off belongs to american driver austin dillon. the perimeter just about doing its job but three fans were hit with flying debris. they required only treatment for minor injury. the driver emerged unharmed. you can see one of the drivers behind him as his car smashes into the perimeter fence. he survived. doesn't always end that way but he was able to walk away. >> thank you for watching. andy and i will be back. >> searching for a better solution. greece's prime minister plans his next move afte

you love amsterdam. >> seth: i do. >> we spent a lot of time in amsterdam. >> seth: we used to live therether in amsterdam. >> seth: we did. >> i took my family for king's day. >> seth: a great holiday. >> used to be queen's day. >> seth: yep. >> when you had the queen, now it's king's day. which is like mardi gras on the canals. it's a crazy party. so, i thought that would be good for you since you love the dutch. >> seth: that's a great day to be there. i'm very jealous you were there. what else do we have? >> oh, look, another picture of vail. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, see that's great. that one is adorable once again. >> there we are at the beach. >> seth: that's really good. all right. >> just being at the beach. >> a lot of great throwbacks thursday music on the "today" show so we brought a couple pictures about that. >> seth: that. [ laughter ] >> you know what, that's my bad. that's you and i spooning on a park bench. >> that was part of our relationship series on the "today" show. >> you know what that was my fault. >> seth: now -- >> that was my screen saver. >> seth: hold on. >

keeping traditions alive since opening a restaurant in amsterdam 25 years ago. they're the same age as my daughter. so these two riders are like sons to me. >> having an impact in europe having won the king of the mountain jersey. they'll have another chance when they reach the pyrenees. >> some pretty incredible pictures coming up from the final lap of sunday's nascar race in daytona. the car you see taking off belongs to american driver austin dillon. three fans were hit by flying debris but required only minor treatment. the driver was able to walk away unharmed that does not always happen, but in this one no one seriously injuried. >> that's all from anthony and from me. lauren taylor is coming up next. >> running out of cash. greek banks will stay closed until friday. the greek leader is backed by opposition in search of new aid deal to save greece from economic abyss. i'm lauren todayer. also coming up, an attack in central nigeria killed 40 people. boko haram is suspected. the iraqi military set off its offensive. and the pope will celebrate mass with tho

they will have cycled two-thirds of the way from amsterdam to eritrea. one who has made that journey in the opposite tradition kept eritrean be dreams alive. >> i'm very proud to see eritreans on the tour, they are the same age as my daughter so these two riders feel like sons to me. very different from the races i used to watch at home. >> having won a king of the mountains jersey next month heel get another chance when mtm cubek reaches the pyrenees. >> 2022 world cup breaking ethics rules harold may nichols has been banned from taking part in any football-related activity for seven years. is believed to be related to his efforts in trying to secure workplacement for family members at a sporting academy of in qatar. he was critical of the country's choice as world cup hosts in his final report to fifa. >>> speaking of bans, bars lone barcelona is still technically banned, that hasn't stopped spanish and european champions there doing it anyway. latest acquisition five year contract thought to be worth around $37.5 million. with the ban in place he will

and there will be a commemoration ceremony in amsterdam amsterdam. >> reporter: when 298 souls fell from, they landed in the utter chaos of a war. the rages, even now. as in the fields the bodies were slowly gruesomely gathered and made the long journey back to holland, questions mounted. and now a year later still remain. the dutch prosecutor tells cnn they want access to key cell phone mosques in this site to gather information about the attack. the most likely scenario is that a surface-to-air missile was fired at the plane from eastern ukraine. now, a memorial stands with children's toys and a people that begins stop and pray, feel the minutes run. dutch police say they have recovered all the remains from here that they can. for the brother of alex, that is one of the hardest parts of the news. alex's body will never be found. although those of his wife edith, and his son, robert were. his daughters, sandra and miriam didn't leave on holiday for kuala lumpur, and still don't want to talk. instead, they have no body no closure. >> if your brother comes back with the plane and the rema

frans van houten, chief executive of philips from amsterdam.et's have a look at more health care and m&a. teva is looking to buy allegan's -- let's get more with ryan chilcote. it's a big number, and it could also be the death of one deal. ryan:tev teva wants to buy allegan's generic drugs is this and it is already the largest maker of generics. it would get even bigger with this, and at the same time it would allow them to pursue what it appears to be more interested in, which is the branded drugs business. they have higher profit margins and they are to make botox so this might be a win for both sides. it actually has an opportunity of happening. this has been a rather protracted battle so far, which has yielded nothing, and the price could be almost exactly what teva was prepared to pay for mylan. an interesting -- i don't know if it's a consolation prize, because some people are reporting that this is in fact what teva wanted from the get-go, that they wanted the generic drugs business as long ago as last year. this might be a surprise move

dozens of passengers, relatives of passengers on flight left malaysia en route to amsterdam. tomorrow, a memorial service will be held their marking the first anniversary of the day the plane was shot down. 298 people died when a missile hit the aircraft as it flew over rebel held eastern ukraine. leon: the obama administration is turned once of work for is if you do with iran on capitol hill. vice president biden was on capitol hill today trying to get his lawmakers there to support the deal. congress has 60 days to review the agreement and can either vote to approve or disapprove it. it would curb iran's to your program medicaid for sections relief. moser publicans and even sent democrats oppose the deal. if congress protects the deal, president obama could veto it and there would likely be -- not be a two thirds majority required to override the veto. maureen: former president george h.w. bush is in the hospital tonight after he fell and broke a bone in his neck. he was at his summer home in kennebunkport maine when he fell yesterday.'s son, jeb bush, said his father is do

. >> reporter: the plane was flying from amsterdam to clmple whenkualalumpur when it went down. many accused the russian soldiers of firing ton aircraft. a claim russia denies. >> we want to know whose fault is it, and we want this -- i mean, for him to be at peace. >> reporter: the results of a dutch led investigation are due to be released in october. but many countries are already calling for a u.n. tribunal to prosecute those responsible. russia has dismissthe proposal. >> justice in terms of people people going to jail for this in terms of a legal sentence. i don't think so. i don't think so. there is so much really fraught politics involved in this. >> in malaysia, as families try to come to termination with their loss, there is little to console them. despite a year long investigation the families of victims still don't know how or why their relatives died. all they can do is wait and hope for justice. krishna vias, al jazeera, kuala lumpur. >> pope francis was greeted in the capital of paraguay, and praised what he said was paraguay's solid and stable democracy. >>> para

. -- amsterdam. all lost their lives, among them a leading aid activist. "america tonight" spoke to his brother about keeping pim's legacy alive. >> reporter: paul last chatted with his brother pim on the day, the day before he boarded flight 17. as an h.i.v. lobbyist the 32-year-old was headed to an a.i.d.s. conference in australia, and was the world traveller, as an advocate for democracy. >> this is video of him in turkey. he worked on democracy projects in egypt. sierra leone and mal-asia and spent time in ukraine. he was there, on behalf of the ministry of foreign affairs and european union, and believed that this country, like others in the world would be better if you have democratic processes that worked. paul said if his brother was still alive he would be talking about a peaceful resolution to the conflict. >> my brother, in this situation, he would ask everyone to think about the next steps. before we know it we see the situation deteriorate. it will not bring back my brother or peace to my family or the people of ukraine. >> reporter: pim's dea

the wow air offering $99 one-way fare from bwi to paris and amsterdam. $99. the travel deal starts in october. wow air fly from bwi to amsterdam two times a week and to paris five times a week. i wonder howit costs to get back. kellye: and you have to consider the hotel. jonathan: the next two weeks are considered the popular time of the year for the family road trips but there are things that you need to know before checking in the next hotel. kellye: consumer reporter john matarese has an important warning so you don't waste money. john: this families in the d.c. area will hit the road for two months and staying in roadside hotels but you should know about scams targeting hotel guests. scam number one, phone calls in the middle of the night from someone claiming to be at the front desk. they tell you the computer crashed and they need your credit card number again. don't give it. it's not the hotel calling. hotel scam number two, the innocent pizza flyers under your door. they may not be from a real pizza store. if you call the number they ask the credit ca

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wild flies through amsterdam, so it's not exactly nonstop, twice a week to amsterdam, five times a week to paris. passengers can take advantage of the flights from october 1st through early december and from january 10th through march 10th. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> that's a pretty good deal. >> you think? >> it's not a direct. >> and you're not going there in the hot season. you're there in the cold time. >> whatever. that's still a pretty good price if you can catch it. >> just the cost of jet fuel. we have a pretty good night going on, a couple isolated showers and thunderstorms, but the headline really is the cooler drier more comfortable air rolling in. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, still 88, dew point still in the 60s, but they'll fall as the drier air moves in. winds felt refreshing out of the north at 13. here's the radar and i mentioned this earlier. what would it be a day in the summer, an evening in the summer without tracking a couple of thunderstorms? notice they'r

the jet took off from amsterdam on thursday july 17th at 6:15 p.m.me headed to kuala lumpur. they received word from traffic controllers they lost contact with the plane. at 11:30 that evening, moscow's interfax news agency reported that mh17 had been shot down over eastern ukraine. none of them people survived. pictures were seen worldwide the following day. pro russian rebels and ukrainian forces denied shooting down that plane. >>> despite a cease fire ukraine has been mired in violence for the last year and a half. especially in eastern part of the country where the plane was found. the ukrainian president tells our christiane amanpour terrorists shot down the plane and need to be held accountable. >> after the investigation shouldn't the second stage, responsibility. responsibility of the terrorists for killing, killing innocent victims in the malaysian plane. >> japan tries to weather the storm. a powerful deadly typhoon lashes parts of the country and now heavy rain could cause even more problems. you are watching cnn newsroom. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hp inst

but you said was most important, that plane landed safely in amsterdam.ght there and, of course, this is going viral. tons of people sharing this clip on social media. especially that last pass there, to the runway. and you said it, winds 75 miles per hour. pilot did the best he could. can you imagine people cheering, right? when they landed. i would have been. >> cheering and saying i'm never getting on another flight. >> i love train trips. melissa: thank you so much. we look forward to the top of the hour for "risk & reward." never miss it. >>> just in time for the holidays, the apple watch will be available in more than just its own stores and, shocker, it is not the dollar tree. >>> straight from the battlefield, kurdish pop star helly luv begs president obama for weapons and is not afraid of isis. we're going to break it down. she is not backing down. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that star

now, to amsterdam where tulips are a favorite site.se days the spring side attraction is popping up all over the world. it is often cheaper to grow flowers in colombia, a kenya and in america than to ship them from holland. >> he tiptoes through the two feels his family has owned for more than a century. his business is part of the multibillion-dollar flower industry, but times are changing. >> the factories are bigger. you're kind of a manager. the rules are there from the governmental cell. it is not so easy anymore. >> demand all year is there for cheap flowers. there is a way to keep business blooming. this 46 acre greenhouse is the world's biggest tulip factory. it is owned a dutch company and uses dutch technology, but it is in for g -- but it is anin virginia. the bulbs are brought in from the netherland, but they are grown and sold in america. >> we see a lot of possibilities of local production. sent to reproduce it locally, the time to the final consumer is shorter. the quality stays that are compared to a product that has to

---un avÓn de la aeroÍnea holandesa "klm" experimenÓ dificultades para aterrizar en "amsterdam", debidonstantes parecÓ que el avÓn tendÍa que abortar su aterrizaje. ---por segundo aÑo consecutivo, las personas que tienen un seguro de salud bajo por segundo en el consecutivo como las personas que tienen un seguro de salud verÁn un aumento en su pÓliza. pero el incremento serÁ menor al ajuste de precios en los seguros mÉdicos a nivel nacional. >> para cenar la aplicaciÓn fue muy fÁcil, porque fui a un centro de ayuda. me generÓ todo el papeleo. sÓlo e hicieron algunas preguntas. de mucha ayuda. porque por ejemplo soy una persona retirada. me sale mÁs econÓmico. >> la cantidad pekÍn california, esto no estÁ sucediendo. >> afirman estar por debajo del incremento promedio a nivel nacional. >> es un incremento del 4% en todo el estado. 300 lugares, los incrementos son muy bajos. >> el norte de california se espera 7%. el incremento para el Área de sacramento es un poco mÁs del 8%. >> ofrece la oportunidad de que cada persona escoge el plan mÉdico que mejor le convenga y le resulte mÁs econÓmi

con capacidad para tres cientos pasajeros demostraron su pericia a lograr un buen aterrizaje en amsterdam costero hallÓ volcada en las costas de la florida una embarcaciÓn en la que viajaban dos jÓvenes de tan sÓlo 14 aÑos de edad quienes se encuentran por momento desaparecidos dentro del bote. la familia de los muchachos ofrecido una recompensa de 100.000 $ por informaciÓn sobre su paradero. maria: un conducto de la florida matÓ a un chofer hispano ante su familia por una discusiÓn de trÁnsito que quedÓ grabada porque ambos hablaban en el nÚmero de emergencia 911. lo siguiÓ hasta su casa a pesar de que el operador de emergencias le ordenÓ que no lo hiciera. fue acusado de homicidio segundo grado y saliÓ en libertad con una fianza de 60.000 $. jorge: familiares y amigos dieron el Último adiÓs a dos mujeres asesinadas por el hombre que disparÓ en un cine de luisiana. el hombre tratÓ de huir y cuando se vio acorralado se suicidÓ. maria: se agote el plazo para que se entera desde beneficiarios del programa daka devuelvan sus permisos de trabajo que recibieron por error en febrero cuando un j

flying time from amsterdam to kuala lumpur just over four hours.ocal airport in ukraine tries twice to make contact with the pilot no answer, the plane's black boxes stop recording, the aircraft is down. al jazeera's scott heidler arrived on the scene just as the sun rose the next morning. he reported seeing white marks already dotting the site, mapping out the lives lost. >> reporter: as those rescue workers were fanned out across these fields, identifying the human remains, we were close at the time debris field as they came up. as they approached this debris field, he said, there are too many bodies in there, i don't are enough steaks and white flags. >> "america tonight's" lori jane gliha was in the small town, home of a young boy on board all remembered by their tight knit community. >> they bring flowers because they know families left the houses and they were happy and they will never come again. never come back again. >> and you really see people of all ages. >> and "america tonight's" producer fully cole gresser who had gone to high school

testifies heading from amsterdam to its place when it was choate down. katherine has more. >> bryce fredricks was one of the 298 victims on board the doomed malaysian air flight m-8-17. he was on the flight with his girlfriend. it was headed for kuala lumpur. >> we are a year on, and actually we have made no progress. for us, every day is july 17th. >> this team along with many others, want to know exactly what happened a year ago when m-8-17 was shot down over eastern ukraine. the tragedy occurred between heavy fighting between the ukrainian government and separatists. ukrainian and other officials say a rebel missile launched from a village hit the plane. russia and the rebels have always denied this. several countries, including britain, australia malaysia and the netherlands have called for a u.n.-backed international tribunal to prosecutor those suspect the of downing the plane. moscow has been quick to rule out that possibility with president ponnuru telling the dutch prime minister the investigation needs to be complete first. >> before taking dec

from multiple entities and we're already serving as an example to other cities that also come from amsterdam and paris and other cities within the u.s. and presenting our progress in the society meeting in vancouver in a week and a half or so i wanted to tell you what ear done most recently we've director barbara garcia had a pointed out we had this original group that started the initiative bans this live community forum we know we needed to expand and director barbara garcia was clear we needed to expand to reach the - work with people that are working with those populations that are most challenged people of color and transgender individuals men having sex with men and added four members to the steering committee representing those are groups had 7 consortium meeting and many smaller meetings we've tried to expand the recommendation on each the committees as well as the development of initiatives to move forward our goal not only to have guaranteeing we'll get to zero but up u come up with concrete programs with milestones and deliverables and to track our progress we have a commitment to

. >> the plane was flying from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it went down killing all passengers and crew. many accuse the russian-backed fighters firing at the aircraft, a claim rejected by moscow. even now friends and families of victims are looking for answers. roger lost a close friend who worked as head steward. he said that he was like an older brother and he still can't accept his death. >> there is no justice. what we want to know whose fault is it? we want this--for him to have peace. >> the results of a dutch-led investigation are due to be released in october but many countries are already calling for an u.n. tribunal to prosecute those responsible. russia has dismissed the proposal. >> justice in terms of people going to jail for this or facing some kind of a legal sentence, i i don't think so. i don't think so. there is so much really fraught politics involved in this. >> in malaysia, as families try to come to terms with their loss there is little to console them. despite a year-long investigation the families of victims still don't know how or why their relatives died.

flight mh-17 was traveling from amsterdam to kuala lumpur on july 17th, 2014 when it was shot down over donetsk in eastern ukraine. officials of western countries and ukraine believe pro-russian separatists shot down the plane. russian officials deny the accusations and say a fighter jet may have downed the airliner. australia has joined malaysia and three other countries on calling on the u.n. security council to set up an international tribunal to prosecute those responsible. >>> shareholders of a company belonging to south korean conglomerate samsung have approved a plan to merge two group companies. a u.s. investment fund opposed the merger. elliott associates said it's only from the founding family. >> reporter: this is the company of samsung group. they said in may the chair would take over a construction company and trading house whose major shareholders including the associates. managers of the u.s. plan opposed the plan. they said any reforms should be fair to all those who hold stock in samsung cnp. about 550 people on friday attended an extraordinary meeting of shareholders.

here leading the club on a 40km from amsterdam, celebrating the tour de france start. 33% of travel here is done by bike. the netherlands love affair with the bicycle has not translated to success in the biggest race. the last dutch tour de france is nearly as old as tim. >> we have good riders. sometimes they win a big race. no yellow jerseys, and why is that. i think the dutch maybe do not have the winning mentality, you know. >> 198 riders are here. they are here for the start of the tour but the city has to find space for commuter bikes. a space for 12,500 is built at the central station. >> finding a space to park your bike can be difficult done. the dutch have had two tour de france winners, and have not worn the jersey since 1989. the dutchman could be the next winner. that is his only chance 20 stages to come are not tailored for his skills as a time-triallist. >> dutch journalists are asking about it. it will be special if that happens, as a dutchie. the wishes are bigger than the reality. the reality of tour de france was 1980. jan jansen was the previous winner. >> the riders

. >> reporter: geary is looking to his next chapter, moving to amsterdam full-time.out luke perhaps his greatest challenge yet. >> act 3, curtain up, and i'm there, center stage. >> reporter: for hello. raymond? even better. i'm robert, the brother. well, hi i'm carol marshall from humm vac cleaning systems international. oh, please, come in. thank you. ah, you must be raymond. yeah. hi. hi. i spoke to your wife last night about coming by to demonstrate our system. oh, right. yeah, oh, the vacuum i thought she said that we didn't need a new vacuum cleaner. yeah, she did. i remember because it was right before she told me that i have to go pick up something from somewhere. oh, you didn't happen to catch any of that did you? sorry. yeah, so, when we spoke last night things did seempretty hectic, so, since i happen to be in the neighborhood, i wondered if maybe now might be a good time to come show you how wonderful the humm vac is, and to offer you this complimentary lint brush. yeah. i don't know. my wife says i'm really not supposed to -- comeme on, ray. it's complim

kate: paris, berlin, and answered and are also trying to crack down on the tourist rentals -- and amsterdamre also trying to crack down on the tourist rentals. and officials are trying to come up with regulations across europe. stuart: thank you to everyone who helped make this dream come true, the words of the u.s. astronaut onboard a rocket that has finally docked at the international space station after a two-month delay. space enthusiasts have been watching the docking very closely. it lost -- it lost contact in april. >> have contact and docking with the international space station. >> after a two-month delay russia saw it castrol -- cap school -- cas -- capsul successfully docked at the international space station. ecosmonauts from russia and japan and the united states were on board. hundreds of experiments in biology, biotechnology and earth science are said to be conducted from the $100 billion laboratory. space into xia's closely watched launch. back in may, space travel was on hold after the unmanned progress cargo ship crashed back to earth. this use just one of its power produc

. >> reporter: geary is looking to his next chapter, moving to amsterdam full-time.luke perhaps his greatest challenge yet. >> act 3, curtain up, and i'm there, center stage. >> [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> yo! [cheers and applause] whoo! whoo-whoo! [cheers and applause] welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews, and we're gonna have a blast here today, because all this week, we're playing with some of the greatest guinness world records titleholders ever, who are looking to win themselves some serious cash. it's millionaire: guinness world records edition. [cheers and applause] and on friday, our special guest will be game show legend ken jennings, who broke a record winning millions of dollars on jeopardy and will be going for another million right here. [cheers and applause] today's returning contestant is the guinness world records titleholder for the longest uninterrupted live webcast at 36 hours and 23 seconds. after all that i think it's time for her to win the million. from indianapolis, indiana please welcome back susan baroncini-moe. [cheers

. >>> frightening moments aboard a passenger jet in amsterdam.and in a violent storm. you can see this something rocking side to side. it tilts sharply just moments before touching down. the skillful pilots should be credited. >>> speaking of rough landings, here's what happened in a motorcycle race in japan. a rider named casey stoner was in the lead when he violently crashed. this was his first competitive race since three years. stoner wound up with a broken shoulder and leg. the crash is being blamed with a problem on his bike throttle which got stuck as he entered a sharp turn. >> let's go to other hopefully not so painful sports now. >>> lie ligts from our guys at espn. >>> he's jay harris i'm steve levy. welcome to the mike trout show. >> i think his reign will be a long one. ask the rangers. bottom one. no score. no more. trout, off of nick martinez. angels up 1-0. bottom six. 4-2, angels. bases loaded for trout. you know what he does with bases loaded. that's a grand slam. lit fall into a fan's trout net. trout 4 for 4, 5 rbi including t

this from amsterdam. the 777 trying to land in heavy winds. the wings, dangerously close to the ground. how about the pilots getting the plane to land, and safely? >>> and back to home an urgent search for two boys that vanished when their boat capsized. the boat flipped in these images. and the coast guard revealing one thing onboard, giving them hope that they may still be alive. here's kendis gibson. >> reporter: tonight, new images of that capsized boat belonging to two missing florida teenagers. a coast guard swimmer surveying the damage. >> that's a negative. we just confirmed nobody is on board. we are trying to find any other gear. >> reporter: the boat, located 67 nautical miles off central florida, found exactly two days after austin stephanos and perry cohen set out on a fishing trip. the boys bought $122 worth of fuel here before setting off on their trip. the last person to see them, telling me, they had a cooler and four fishing rods inside the boat. even at 14 years old, both are fully licensed to operate a boat on their own, po

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that plane was shot down over rebel held eastern ukraine as it headed from amsterdam to malaysia. ukrainian and western authorities say that plane was mistakenly shot down by rebounds or russian troops. moscow meantime says it was hit by a ukrainian warplane or missile. >>> a warning tonight for cvs customers who use the company's online photo service, cvs now says it had to shut down that online photo service and all the related apps because there's been a data breach. the nation's second largest drugstore chains will not say how many customers have been affected, but the company said its main website, the pharmacy and stores are not affected by that breach. >>> larry hogan plans to check himself back into the hospital sunday for a second round of chemotherapy for non-hodgkin's lymphoma. he's just hoping it will go as easily as the first one did. he says he expects it to get tougher as he goes along earlier today. >> all right. during his next -- i think we're moving on to another story. all right. >>> let's talk about toddlers who watch a lot of tv. they mate fall prey to bullie

this was in amsterdam. the plane rocking violently back and forth as it descends. then before that touchdown, did you see that violent dip at the end? it did land safely, likely to the applause from passengers. >>> a russian military celebration goes horribly wrong when the crew launches what was apparently a misguided missile. president vladimir putin was there for navy day events when the show turned in to an embarrassing fail. the ship was attempting to fire at a simulated target but almost shot itself in the process. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the cbs evening news. >> scott pelley is in new york. >> great to be with you in the bay area. an american carmaker is being ordered to buy back hundreds of thousands of defective vehicles. we'll have that story plus why more teens are reaching for the morning after pill. and we'll give you a look at the new dr. seuss book. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com for over 60,000 califo

it was preparing to land during a storm on saturday in amsterdam. wind gusts of more than 60 miles an hour rocked the plane back and forth. you can see right there the pilot had a safe landing, likely to applause from passengers. >> where's the video from inside? >> well done. >>> 4:57. a man's dog is recovering after being shot by police. why one witness believes the officer overreacted. >> i'm kiet do in santa cruz where police technicians ha >>> good morning. it is tuesday, july 28. i'm maria medina. >> i'm. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's nearly 5:00 on this tuesday. the search for that santa cruz girl has ended. police say they have found the body of madyson middleton. 15-year-old boy is under arrest. kpix 5's kiet do is in santa cruz first amendment complex where her body was discovered -- -- at the apartment complex where her body was discovered. >> reporter: technicians have been searching the property and officers serving search warrants. at 8 p.m. police herded everyone out pushed everyone into the street. that's when the body o

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the flight was going from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it was shot down in a pro- russian rebel held territory there. rebel fighters appear to be responsible but russia completely denies those claims. >>> a big expensive oil spill clean-up is finished and in may a ruptured pipe on land released more than 100,000 gallons of oil with 21,000 gallons polluting the ocean and fouling beaches near santa barbara. clean-up costs have reached $92 million but the department of fish & wildlife says it's focused on the storm drain where the oil flowed out. >>> two 13-year-old girls in san bernardino have their money back after someone robbed their lemonade stand. they set it up on wednesday across the street from a school. that's when a man walked up and said, he had no money. so they gave him a free cup of lemonade but then he came back, pushed the table and ran off with a box, their box, holding about $30. minutes later, a sheriff's deputies found an arrested this man. >>> it is 4:40 on your friday. drones bombing the bay area with burgers. the good intentions behind the whopper dropper coming

mh-17 was en route from amsterdam to malaysia when it was hit by an anti-aircraft missile over ukraine, which is fighting a civil war. 298 were killed. here's mark phillips. [bell tolls] >> reporter: in the ukrainian village where this happened they commemorated the tragedy too. the area is still control by pro-russian rebel, the same rebels first on the scene a year ago and who seemed shocked to discover that the wreckage they were looking at was not of a ukrainian military plane. this is a passenger plane the rebel leader taking the footage says "malaysia." examining the wreckage in the days after the crash revealed this was no accident. the plane had been shot down. and here big pieces, big holes, penetrating from the outside in. this is what's left of the cockpit the crew controls there, the flight computer, the pilot's seat and the metalwork again, pen traiting whole. a year later the rebels are still the obvious prime suspects, and the families of the victims are getting impatient for justice. the chief prosecutor in holland, fred westerbeke says that he hopes to bring charges by

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