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when asked about the comment in the visits to ath opennia president obama -- to ethiopia, president obama said it was sad. president obama: maybe it was an effort to push mr. trump out of the headlines but it's not the kind of leadership that is needed for america right now. leon: in a joint news conference, the president urged the leader to encourage free speech and human rights. it's the first ever trip by a sitting president. he attended a state dinner and talked about terrorism in a meeting with the african union. human rights groups are upset about a report on human trafficking. they removed cuba and malaysia from the worst offender categories. the anti-trafficking activists and 200 member of congress say they were upgraded because of growing economic ties with the u.s.. five countries including south sudan belize and belarus were moved to the worst offender category. up next on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- saved from certain death. we take you inside the flames as the firefighter rescued two doings from a burning home. after an afternoon of storms what to expect from nightfall? chief mete

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that struck me because the civilian side sees the military at least in the movies, athe coander's beating you down and making sure you do feel like a failure to build you back up again. talk about that experience and how you try to use that now. general mcchrystal: i was a company commander, had about 20 soldieiers and armored vehicles. we were doing a big exercise in california. we had done a dawn attack where you ride all night and take your vehicles across the line of departure. probably within 10 minutes of crossing, , as soon as we got near the enemy i company was essentially wiped out. and it was my fault. i'm a new word them poorly. i felt terrible. we went into the review after and they showed that the controller showed what happepened. i walked out of that humiliate feeling like i had left -- let my boss down. i went in to say mea culpa. he could be a hard guy. he goes i thought you did great. he knew i did't do great. i know knew i didn't do great. but the whole point was, you are going to fail. all of us are going to fail. we fail more than we are willing to admit to ourselves,

is just five weeks away but min stater believe they can be ready, they are setting up three classes athe blue mountain academy across the street. >>> we know the name of the bicyclist hit and killed over the weekend. tyrone alexander hamilton was pronounced dead after the crash sun afternoon he was to begin his senior year at edison high school in the fall and the driver was trying to pass another car at the time of the crash, she was taken into custody be questioned and they release snod newcastle police say that speed was a factor in a deadly motorcycle crash it happened at the intersection of moores lane and field road 42 herbert williams iii when he hit a car making a turn no one else was hurt and no charges are filed . >>> now to the so-called gone girl case in california, a bizarre kidnapping that some say mirrored the plot of the oscar nominated film when the victims were accused of making the whole thing up. marcy gonzales has the story. >> reporter: vindication of this california woman and her boyfriend accused of staging her kidnapping. >> can you imagine being rescued from a k

. >> today at ath engs' hospital the doctor -- athens' hospital the doctor makes his rounds relieved that all these patients are in stable condition. even though greece's crumbling health care system is on life support. >> in greece there's about 1.5 unemployed. that means 3.5 million unemployed people. >> the doctor a commando and director of the hospital, is a revolutionary at heart. no matter of the consequences, he's committed to doing what he can do help as many people as possible. >> no one is going to leave or die. we'll take everyone regardless of colour religion or circumstances. >> the problems facing hospitals in greece is worse than most realise. medical budgets have been slashed. medication hard to obtain. bureaucracy is so think even nimble hands would have trouble slicing through it. >> we used to say in the hospital that we are not following medical protocols. you know why, they are not medical protocols, they are financial protocols. >> the sickly economy meant more are ailing than before. >> greeks are known for a shil. -- smile. now you see depressed unsmiling eyes

. >> reporter: despite the outcome many in ath ens sees many ahead. this man lives with his parents and dismayed. i don't feel optimistic. if people turn against each other, they are not going to get out of this. >> in this office a psychologist counsels the long-term unemployed. a joint government e.u. project she has had 100 new client this month alone. >> we have seen a lot of anger. why. there's a big why. why this happen to the country, to me, to my family, because many times the - the mother and father are unemployed at this moment. and depression. >> in this crowd many put the blame for greece's predicament on the prime minister alexis tsipras. they say that he's playing a dangerous game, putting his party's interest above that of his country. there are wildly different predictions on how greeks will vote. all we know is the divisions in this society are growing deeper and deeper. eurozone ministers about to discuss another proposal from greece to try to unlock the bailout. what do we know about the latest offering? >> well the greeks put forwa

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==take chy== it happened last night athe the live oak campground in mount ablstate apark. the site is not far from the park's south gate enterance. ==map pull== that's where nbc bay area's chuck coppola joins us live. chk, >> el diablo state park the site not far from the south gate entrance. and that is where chuck joins us live. what happened? >> well i can tell you that a 47-year-old man was air lifted to a hospital in walnut creek with a serious head injury, that is according to a ranger on the scene. the other camper described in late 30s, early 40s was also taken to the hospital treated for scrapes and bruises. tree branch fell in a live oak, about 2.5 feet in diameter. at about 10:40 last night. other campers were there with the two men. they were unhurt. the campground is booked solid, full of about two dozen campers. one of the over campers nearby described what happened. >> we were sleeping in the tent. and then we heard some crackling and we thought what is the crackling, we thought maybe fireworks, fourth of july. and then it just started crashing and a loud bo

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. >> we are off to another good start and cruising into a comfortable afternoon, looking athe satellite, there are fair weather cumulous clouds popping up and a lot of sunshine in between the clouds another brought day similar to yesterday. 79 in philadelphia and 78 in wilmington and up to 77 in allen allentown and 80 in millville with a temperature of 81 in sea isle city and humidity is on the low side if you have plans to head to the pool, by 1:0082 and by 4:00, 85 degrees you'll need sunscreen today even if you get behind a cloud. a burn is even possible from behind a cloud i think that is pretty much a given. if you plan on doing a rbecue it's nice for that. 82 by 7:00 and if you want to eat outside on the patio absolutely give it a try and low humidity as the sun goes down it's a pleasant evening. 85 is your high and a couple of degrees below average, and rick and erin we are looking at such comfort conditions it feels pretty good. we are looking head at the long range forecast ahead. >> now help is on the way to help communities damaged by storms last month. president obama approv

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athe challenges facing investors in cuba. >>> egypt's muslim brotherhood is calling for an up rising against the government after security forces killed 13 of the group's leaders in cairo. >> fighters from boko haram have killed at least 80 people in northeastern nigeria. >>> and bp has agreed to pay $18.7 billion in damages to the gulf of mexico oil spill in 2010 >> results are still coming in from brundi's election as violence in the country continues to escalate. opposition members boycotted the election and now police are cracking down violently on critics of the president. this report contains disturbing images. >>reporter: bereceive bereaved family members are mourning after the death of a family member. in the chaos, other people were killed and the police say the suspect got away. witnesses don't want to be seen talking to journalists. they say the police are lying. >> the police were firing from outside the gate. one of them jumped over the gate and opened it for the others to get in. then they started firing at everyone. >> there has been so much death and misery since the

. >> short calais afterwards a team athe real action happens after dark. >> and the angle outside the hospital, i will try again. this is my dream. and i don't son for that. i will try one two, three. no one who has come this far is easily deterred. they too will shirley try again. barnabie phillips al jazeera. calley. >> still to come, families fear for the future after a raid on their homes. plus. >> at this exhibition you can even try your own coffin. >> cemetery space starts to run out. >> welcome back to al jazeera, let's take you to the top stories now. the new leader is mula masoor. >> to the british prime minister has been criticized for describing them as a swarm. speculation is mounting that it could belong to the miss missing airliner, the object which has washed up. to determine if it is from the malaysian airline. >> now in other stories we are following an american tourist who killed a famous lion in zimbabwe has now reached the white house. walter palmer is accused of illegally killing cecil a lion that lived on a wild life reserve. more than 130,000 people have signed

then, when you start throwing in comments, as important athe issues are on sexual harassment sexual awareness those kind of issues, which are more social and conduct i don't know how those are relevant to a strategy document in dealing with threats out side of our borders. vago: very important, but maybe should have been in a separate document. >> i like the fact that they did call out by name the rise in challenging nations out there not really a ranked prioritization within them, as far as russia, china iran, north korea, which one comes first, which one is the pacing threat we need to build forces and capabilities against. that is not explicitly stated. i also was uncomfortable with the idea of this viololent extremisist organization,whether they -- rather than calling out how it exists, actually going out and naming the particular phenomenon we are cocoming up against, becausehis is reay going to be a about idedeas. the president talks about the importance of ideas and ideology, but we are talking about extremism. i was also uncomfortable about bringing military training regarding ethics

athe e-mails released today were heavily redacted. and as for the 37 now deemed confidential, clinton says she did nothing wrong because those e-mails were not considered classified when she received them on her personal account, scott. >> pelley: nancy cordes in the washington newsroom this evening. nancy, thank you. john dickerson's guests on "face the nation" this sunday will include contender for the republican nomination mike huckabee and cbs news aviation and safety expert sully sullenberger. today, an autopsy shows that 43-year-old samuel dubose died of a bullet to the head. dubose, who was unarmed, was shot by a university of cincinnati police officer, ray tensing, during a traffic stop. tensing was fired and charged with murder. he's now free on bond. that killing is one of membership that we've seen recently in which a simple traffic stop escalated into violence. some police departments are training officers to defees these situations and michelle miller has been looking into that. >> put your hands up! get your hands up now

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between now and sunday sample the sweet, sweet peaches and goodys athe 4-h fair in mullica hill.the governors cup will be awarded for the best peaches. >>> nasa scientists looking for an edge-like planet say they found the closest match yet. >> hugely exciting. the planet is being called a close cousin to earth. this is kepler 452-b. researchers say it may have the right conditions for life to form. the newly discovered plan set bigger than earth and has twice the gravity. before you start planning your trip, it's 1,400 light years. >> twice the gravity of earth. >> yes. >> i still wouldn't be able to dunk a basketball even on p-52b. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> he just stood up in the theater and started shooting. that's how investigators describe what happened at a movie theater in louisiana last night. this morning, three people are dead, nine hurt. the investigation is just beginning. >>> remembering the victims of a deadly carjacking and crash one year ago. a mortgage and her three children killed selling fruit on the side of the road. hear from the family about their plans

next hour, athe blockbuster quarter for general motors, profits doubled thanks to surging sales. we will have details from the interview with the cfo. mcdonald's has reported another quarterly sales slump. a return tomising growth is just around the corner. we are looking at the train is this. cost cuts are helping them beat estimates. i want to give you some breaking news on pearson. was inrted that pearson reports to sell the financial times. others wanted to buy it. springer may have been one of the businesses interested in buying it. now they are saying they do not want to buy the financial times group. sale, which could bench them $1.6 billion isn't going to go through to axel springer. it will be interesting to see who pops up and becomes the bitter. olivia: it is in talks. with whom? we will continue merger talks with anthem, near a deal to buy cigna. it would be the largest in the industry. megadealbe the second announced this summer. olivia: both potential acquisition was are expected to face hurdles. york, and now in new also, david balto. explain to us the details of w

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there was a crash landing on ath crowded beach in california. this happened in carlsbad, the pilot struggled to find a spot to land, as you can see here before then dropping.as one 12 year old boy on the ground was sent to the hospital with a gash on his head.is again the pilot okay. at least two people are deadat after a boating accident on the ohio river. officials say a pontoon carry being ten people hit a bridge and then capsized late last night. three others from the boat are still missing. just days before the adjusted deadline for a final nuclear se deal with iran, secretary of state john kerry says those talks could go either way. margaret brennan is covering the talks in vienna. >> reporter: secretary kerry warned iran that if it does not bend on the most difficult issues remaining, he'll leaveaini vienna without a nuclear deal. >> if there is absolute intransigence, if there is an unwillingness to move on the u things that are important,th president obama has always said we'll be prepped to walk away. >> reporter: kerry's hastily sched

>> nobody wants to be seen z athe last man that cuts the lifeline. in brussels or berlin or paris. people will try to be as cautious as possible and as slow as possible. what will probably happen is one day there will be no more money left in a bank machine, and in a way the economy has already switched to a cash economy. so this will be all fine. when you think there will be another kind of referendum in three months' time probably not. it will be a month's time when the government can't pay wages and pensions and the banks will be shut for good. >> tom, thank you very much. you're going to be sticking around. looking forward to get more analysis later on. there are other stories we're covering on the program as well. hitting isil's stronghold in syria. the u.s.-led coalition targeting key supply routes in a battle against the armed group. we look at the latest sites to be awarded world heritage status by the united nations. >> as greece plunges deeper into financial crisis. >> greece's choice, a bad deal... and no deal. >> world markets react. >> it's a grim picture. >> the conse

. >> at 8:00 it's athe batch lowerett followed by whispers and then we'll be back at 11:00. news. it's a free down load. just search for abc7 news bay area and you'll find it pronto. >> that is it for this edition. look for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us here we appreciate the time. hope we can see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a study-abroad program manager from putney, vermont... an attorney from new york, new york... and our returning champion a rehabilitation specialist from bonita springs, florida... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, fo

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of coal athe future look like in china but specifically in india? am looking at it from a risk standpoint but also as an opportunity. pimm: that was the chief investment officer of the california teachers retirement system. betty: such a big challenge in that job. so much more ahead in the "bloomberg market day." marketnt chinese stock problems and we are going to hear from a long time walmart -- longtime wall street executive, stephanie krawcheck. and we are going to be speaking with robert associatee is the vice chairman of kissing her that's just injure -- of kissinger. ♪ pimm: all right, welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." i am pimm fox. betty: and i am betty liu. let's check out with the market movers and shakers and how they are doing. let's move over to betty liu -- move over to julie hyman. how is netflix doing? julie: i don't know, but netflix good, i am definitely a netflix user, and 55 million people, that is how many people the company had. -- how many subscribers the company had. "orange is the new black" and couple of" are just

thanks to nas athe yous aboard the iss and so many schoolchildren have had the opportunity to ask questions and learn about human space flight through similar down link events we experienced in this room. yet in the thrill of seeing and hearing those who inhabit the on-orbit laboratory we can sometimes forget how difficult, demanding and risky it is to operate the space station. sometimes we think it's just ordinary and it turns out it's rather extraordinary. human health hazards pose significant risks to the iss facility and crew. the unfortunate loss of the spax-x 7 cargo less than two weeks ago, along with the earlier losses of the russian progress and orbital etk cargo missions over the past eight months are stark reminders of the risk and challenges that's nasa and its partners have to face. the successful management of these risks for more than 15 years is a testament to nasa and its industry and to international partners. i'm confident that space-x orbital atk in collaboration with the faa and nasa will identify and resolve the problems that led to the launch failures, the cargo resu

because athe parallel drone is something that is operated by man.onomous weapons apparently you program them and they go find what they are looking for and i guess it's a seek and destroy mission. it's kind of like the movies were all of a sudden, you think these weapons are going to get a mind of their own and they are just going to ignore human commands and do their own damage. that's what it sounds like what their concern is. betty: hollywood has been contemplating this world for a long time. bot" and about "i, ro countless other films. it is scary and it takes the futurists to bring this to the public attention. andreessen tweet? is there a concern that there will be a bad chip in one of these autonomous weapons? all of a sudden, the programming will go haywire and they don't do with their intended to do but start acting on their own? very science fiction but if you have folks like stephen hawking and elon musk saying this is a possibility, it might be something we should pay more attention to. also includes using your face in face recognition s

in a b ath tub. the medical examiner says the autopsy will be challenging because so much time elapsed between the time she wows found in the bath -- was found in the bath tub and her death. >>> joe jackson is hospitalized after suffering a stroke. he is in intensive care. he went to brazil to celebrate his birthday but he never made it to his party. despite his condition he is in good spirits and hopes to go home soon. >>> president obama is in ethiopia. while appearing there he was asked about the iran's nuclear deal. the report on how the president is defending the agreement. >> reporter: president obama speaking in ethiopia during a tour of africa nations. he says the iran's nuclear deal is the best way to keep tehran from getting a bomb. >> we are presenting facts about an international agreement that 99% of the world thinks solves a vital problem in a way that will prevent them from getting a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: president obama says it is backed by many of the world's top experts indic

"action news" was out on delaware avenue as firefighters went door-to-door to check gas levels athe 4:00 this after none residents were evacuated while this was being done and officials closed delaware avenue from lincoln to union streets because of a heavy gas odor and service was disrupted for several customers and working to remedy that problem right now. >>> "action news" confirmed that a philadelphia police officer was officially charged today robert penn is charged with criminal conspiracy and obstruction among other things when penn was shot in overbrook park in march of 2014 prosecutors say that penn asked his brother-in-law to call the philadelphia daily news to report that he shot him. penn surrendered to the internal affairs division and who actually shot penn is unclear today. >>> turning now to the unsettled accuweather forecast, our sky 6 camera atop temple university captured a line of showers today. the rain moved out quickly but won't be gone for long, we have a few hours away from active accuweather activeness. >> that is the official designation now. >> serious. i l

. >> you and i talked ath president obama and the whole birth certificate thing. i'm asking now, do you 5:00accept president obama was born in the united states? >> you know yop. i don't know why he didn't want to release his records. remember this one thing. i'm about jobs the economy, the military and taking care -- >> no no, no let me just tell you something. do you know that hillary clinton was a bertha. she wanted those records and fought like hell. do you know john mccain was a birther? hillary failed john mccane failed trump was able to get them to get something. i don't know what it was. i'm off that subject. i'm about jobs. i'm about the military. i'm about doing the right thing for this country. i want to make our country great again. >> by the way, birther is not accurate. senator mccain made that very publicly clear when he was running against senator obama. and so that brings us the interesting question how far out there can donald trump go with some of his rhetoric. there's no sign that his support is waning at all. he has a rally scheduled for satur

you can watch her full interview ath the cofounder tonight 7:30 eastern.ngs after the bell. amazon, starbucks. we will tell you everything you need to know. the one number to focus on after the break. ♪ alix: amazon will report second-quarter earnings today after the closing bell. shares down 1% before the release. managing editor of north america business news here and joins me now with a preview. tom, what is the numbers you are a pain to? profit, andd is that has been elusive for amazon in recent quarters. bezos will show something he is not shown a lot of, and that is disciplined. he has developed a reputation for spending, spending, ending. softting in facilities and -- software. a if we see profit become more of a focus, does that become an inflection point ? tom: i think what you are seeing if they are starting to see a payoff from the investment they have been making. that's quarter they started breaking out revenue from the web services division. they have put a lot of money and over the years. what you are seeing with startups is turning to amazo

encompass a whole lot of issues, relevant government officials ministers are accompanying him on a athe. >> it is felt that many other issues may not be properly addressed at the meeting but for many displaced by boko haram this woman and her family, improving security should be the number one issue on the meeting without it, nigeria can't move forward without it. yvonne ndege. abuja. >> ronrobin sanders good to have you with us. i want to talk about this important -- >> thank you. >> -- this important visit today of nigeria president buhari, meeting with president obama. what do you expect will come out of this meeting? >> well first and foremost, it is a resetting reformulating and reorganizing the situation in many ways. what's going to come out of this session is for the two men to establish a relationship between them. one of the things that is very important on the agenda is the security issues in nigeria including is around the region. >> you and i have spoken in the past and you have been fairly optimistic about nigeria's willingness to help out the u.s. but there has been some

there will be a little bit of clearing ath as we go in to the afternoon, but we've seen some green splotcheshowings poelt of some rain moving through but a lot of that not making it to the ground and once again not much to be measured. but what we've seen is mainly across the north bay. right now 64 in san francisco, east bay at 68. we get a closer look at the east bay and discovery bay at 70 degrees, compare that to 60 in castro valley. so mainly 60s, which is well below average. but for the beginning of july. and thousandnow as we look at the forecast for the phillies versus the giants, a lot of traffic an at&t stadium. 63 at first pitch and by the end of the game, a few more clouds and at 60 degrees. we have a light wind out there today and it hasn't been enough to really scour out those clouds and bring in drier conditions. winds start to pick up on shore at about 15 to 20 miles an hour as we go in to the evening making it feel cooler and the fog will start to roll back into the bay. here we are at 3:00 and the darker shades of gray showing you the larger visibility. it starts to move in

nobody's paid athings to it until now. it's unfortunate that it takes a tragedy to get attention. there is still no movement in the republican leadership here to do anything about it. you know, we could have passed my bill today and passed it onto the senate. >> would it possibly, congressman, be the reason there wouldn't be movement especially now? >> i don't know. maybe it's the presidential election coming up. they don't want to be seen as anti-immigrants. they don't want to throw another fire brand into the fire on this. i'm not sure what the deal is. something needs to get done. these cities need to get punched in the gut and hit where it hurts. that's in their pocketbooks. >> you know what, they are violating federal law. these sanctuary cities are violating federal law and the kicker is that they are getting federal money to hold illegals for pick up by the feds. so why are they getting millions of dollars to hold illegals if they are sanctuary cities that will not hold illegals. that's the first place to start. the second place to start is why don't we start some lawsuits?

whether people's defense saw them going after the ath lirk church or israel. are they going to start something for themselves on those issues. christianity, the pope, people of colour. >> no, because catholics, jews and immigrants are not killing them. we are not. >> right. >> they made a strategic survival and business decision, because the threats continued, and a business decision because they didn't want their brand associated with caricatures of islam in particular. you have to satarrize everybody or no body. i didn't think the quality was place. >> that's why no one bought t. >> understand this. the one thing we should not lose site of, how they were killed. it cuts deeply. we are traumatized by it. we are trying to heal and reconcile going forward. they have not figured it out. >> good point. gears. american coverage dominated by the "third rail" president wall candidate donald trump. >> when mexico sends people, they bring in drugs, crime, they are rapists. i can't apologise for the truth. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that wer

. >> hi monica, we are going to the birds athe the zoo. i have hannibal with me a rooster and there are more chickens in the world than any other spiesies of birds. we have this and the comb and that is the waddle. i want to point out this sharp object, this is called a spur and used to fight with other roosters to get to the top of the pecking order he is calm now, i am introducing you to exotic species of birds. good job hannibal. >> very handsome. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> the oppressive humidity continues to plague our area and the upsetled skies continue tonight. look at stormtracker 6 live double scan some storms are hitting now and they are heavy. a look at sky 6 hd lots of clouds hanging over center city tonight, a few rain showers that moved through already and more could be coming as well. the big story is another warm and muggy day and downpours in parts of our area as well. >> lets get details on the forecast from

. >> and elinda labropoulou joins us from ath witness the latest developments. we are hopefully going to be hearing from alexis tsipras right now. he is apparently meeting and is going to come out and discuss a possible replacement for yanis varoufakis. do we have any idea who that replayingmentre replacement might be? >> reporter: we know that the statement that was made on the greek media where he says the negotiating team is going to be a pro-european more moderate team or at least that's what he seems to have indicated. there are a number of current negotiators who could replacing mr. varoufakis. it will all depend on what mr. tsipras decides to do. will he decide to choose someone less known or someone he believes is on good terms with the creditors or better terms than mr. varoufakis has been. mr. varoufakis has been a choice that has been drawing a lot of attention and his wording has been very strong and strong rhetoric from greece against its creditors in many ways. and i think this is something that the prime minister is going to try and tone down. but

i don't think he has the character or the temperament to hold athe highest position in this country. >> it is offensive and ridiculous. i think it is a disqualifier of commander-in-chief. >> the latest fox poll has trump on top although statistically tied with scott walk er and jeb bush. keep in mind the poll was taken before the mccain firestorm. whether this is a fire show or the end of trump's political parade is yet to be scene. >> i am sure we will see new polls this week. lee p land vittert thank you. >> he explains why it is imperative that trump apologize. >> because it demonstrates character. it demonstrates judgment. i have already had the opportunity to reach out to two separate veteran's organizations one a pow organization they told me they believe this will be significant. the idea of distinguishing those that are apcaptured and those that weren't is offensive to them. they believe he owes them an apology. >> if trump does not apologize his campaign is doomed. should trump apologize or should he drop out of the race? let us know on the fox and friends first facebook pag

tonight reforms announced ath several agencies to approve emergency response time and the quality of care. we have much more on the story tonight on at 11:00. we will tell you what some of the reforms are put in place today. that is the latest from the breaking news desk. i'm john gonzalez. abc7 news. back to you -- i'm jonathan elias, abc7 news back to you. kimberly: crews repairing a broken water main under bradley boulevard in bethesda. nearly 50 customers are without water after the 60-inch main failed last night but it could be affect more drivers. bradley boulevard remains closed. this is not a typical repair job because of the nearby storm drain. a manhole and the condition of the road. the trifecta of the bad road issues. it feels like one step forward and two steps back in silver springs. yesterday we saw sign of promise at the transit center. buses started to make the practice runs navigating through the facility. maryland bureau chief brad bell has new information that could push the open date back yet again. brad: in the heart of reborn bustling silver spring a massive co

scott/2shot everyone's buzzing about caitlyn jenner's speech athe espys last night. it's her most high-profile appearance since coming out >> everybody the buzzing about caitlyn jenner speech at the espy's last night. her most high-profile appearance since coming out as transgender. >> reporter: in an ivory gathered gown caitlyn jenner took the stage to deliver a message to the world as well as the fashion police. >> please be kind at me. i'm new that. >> reporter: she quickly turned furious, taking on crypts who argued she didn't he is serve the arthur ash award for courage. >> if you want to make jokes about my intention go ahead. the reality is i can take it. for thousands of kids out there coming to terms with being true to who they are, they shouldn't have to take it. >> reporter: on stage the olympian known as bruce got emotional as she tanked her family. >> i'm so so grateful to have all of you in my life. thank you. >> reporter: her speech perhaps the most high-profile but not the only memorable bun. aaron still accepted an award on behalf of her daughter who