for about 40 miles if you lean back on one of the four corners of the balcony, you can see added, whos a kansan indian word here -- warrior. he is a bronze statue and i guess even though i mentioned earlier that it took us seven -- 37 years to complete our capital, some people might say it was not completed until 2002 because that is the year we put that on top of the building. there were always notes that there should be a statue on top of the building, and, for a while, the goddess of agriculture

we can go outside on the balcony at the top and you can see about 40 miles. a beautiful view number matter what the season. it is all very fun to look at there. winter is probably when you can see the furthest. it is open to the public you look up and you think you are looking at the top but you are not. that is the dome tour. is a great tour. if you are scared, we don't make you go all the way to the top. with the recent renovations, we were able to add on quite a bit of space at the ground level. the historic society was given a nice visitor center area. we have john brown's sort on permanent exhibit. it was his. we don't know if he used it for anything except he did carry it with him. we also have the original constitution. the first page of the kansas constitution that made us a state is housed in the building. white a wonderful come original article. kids can see it. we try to share that with everyone. it is how -- house in the center of the building on the ground level. when you are at the top of the capital, you can go out on the balcony and look and s

some have three, with a balcony but none have four it goes straight out and no light for the tenants. we have gardens up and down the area. we won't have light there, this building is way too tall. at three stories it's maximum. that would be better, i would like to see something reduced in this size. the plans that we were receiving were showing that the house was 4,658 square feet. so even if they do a reduction, it's a large house. so when i mentioned earlier about plans what it looks like and what it could be. they can still have a very large house with a reduction, probably about 800 feet to 1,000 feet. going from something like this, where you have the pop-out in the back and straight up it's a massive box. make the reduction. bring it back in get rid of the pop-out. and have a balcony on the third floor, this is still the fourth floor, no other buildings have a fourth floor. i have a balcony in the front and back and that reduces the image and less of impact to the neighborhood. i would like you guys to really think about what we have here and the drawings we have and the plans

i said, it will not be like the truman balcony. i told him about all of the people we have.it went on bit by bit and set the committee up andeu certainly go things in the clock is very good about setting up the guidebook. so jack is going along with good counsel. he was so excited about it. >> did you ever consider anything you did in the white house? >> is the most incredible interest among tourist and they would start going. but many come home saying we had more people today. this would be after you found the monroe table. eisenhower and their first two years. the guidebook with sally and teasing mcnally about it. i was so happy that i could do something that made them proud of me. because i'll tell you one wonderful thing about him. i was really never any different once i was in the white house than i was before. suddenly everything had been an liability before -- your hair that you spoke french that you didn't just adore the campaign. and when he got in the white house, all the things i had always done suddenly became wonderful. i was so happy for jack that he could be p

cats have to be supervised on balconies. it is the unofficial start of the summer this weekend right? we're getting our first look at the first blue cross river rink summer fest. it is now a roller ring. dj jazz i yes, sir performed at night's party. you can start kateing as tomorrow. a couple of thieves target a family, but they don't give up without a fight. the battle over a suitcase of juice coming up. a pair of very special birds are making their home right here in philly. who is protecting the two and their two babies? a surprise for local college grads as rocker bon jovi pulse out. good evening, everybody as we're getting ready to head to the shore tomorrow keep in mind once you go over the walt whitman bridge there's a whole new traffic pattern set up here along 42 at 295 and then crunch time begins at around noon. you want to be up and over the walt whitman by noon no later than 2. otherwise it's going to be a double jelly donut jamb heading down to the shore. and then this weekend at the shore, the ocean drive, the

this seven month old kitty lyle lack was severely hurt after falling 12 stories off of a balcony whener wasn't home. >> oftentimes they'll fall and impact with their legs so they break their behind femur. lyle lack had both of her little femur murse broken. >> cats can also hit their faces in a fall. lyle lack split open the roof of her mouth. her injuries resulting in costly surgeries. doctor says most cats will survive but they often need immediate and expensive emergency medical care. >> depending on what happens to the hasn't mall and how severe the injuries are you're looking at about a two to $6,000 bill. >> reporter: that is a lot of money. interestingly the vet says the lower the floor the second, third, or fourth floor the more serious the damage because the cat doesn't have chance to adjust it's body and land on its feet. so common sense plea cautions like keeping your windows closed getting screens that are sturdy and stay in place and if you're out on your balcony make sure that your cat is supervised wine the way lucy, we saw lots of kitty cats and especially dogs in need

when you're at the top of -- the top of the capital, and you can go out on the balcony and look and see for about 40 miles if you lean back on one of the four corners of the balcony, you can see added, who is a kansan indian word here -- warrior. he is a bronze statue and i guess even though i mentioned earlier that it took us seven -- 37 years to complete our capital, some people might say it was not completed until 2002 because that is the year we put that on top of the building. there were always notes that there should be a statue on top of the building, and, for a while, the goddess of agriculture was considered. she was considered a little too permissible u.s. for the state of kansas, so she was not chosen. but it is an iconic tribute to the original people here first. so there was a big ceremony when he was placed on top of the building. it is a little tie in for the old and new. >> all weekend long, american history tv is figuring -- featuring topeka, kansas. charles was the first person with significant acknowledged native american ancestry to become vice president. he served i

. >>> this next guy -- police are down below the man on this balcony balcony, challenging police saying come on. come and get me. i'm protected by god. shoot me even. >> what's wrong with this guy? >> they do come up and actually bang right through the door. >> go ahead. go ahead. my god is here. god is here. god is here. >> this guy obviously has something going on with him. you don't know what you're going to encounter with this y. >> d involved. as police advance so does this man. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> rat-a-tat-tat of the taser doesn't immediately get the suspect under control. >> ooh! >> oh! >> the window breaks the and the suspect is taking swings at officers inside. >> this is scary, scary stuff. i hope he gets some help. [ bleep ] satan. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i love this sidio. it comes to us from ruth cornett, "right this minute" viewer. she wanted to share her vacation video with us sheechlt went to tanzania. look what she captured two elephants, to males. staring each other down. their tusks at the ready. what's going to happen? bet

, suffering a broken leg after jumping 19 feet from her balcony to escape the fire.ut the family dog, boogie, didn't make it out. she died in the fire and was given firefighter's honors and that teenager earning the firefighter's respect and family's gratitude as well. brayden, suffering only smoke inhalation, was well enough to attend school just two days later. and according to firefighter, his mother is set to be released from the hospital this weekend. thank you, kayna. you will be based in our los angeles bureau. we want to welcome you to the abc family. and we have much more on "world news tonight." up next. the crime you never see coming. dis distract and grab and the decoy the thiefs are using the grab the goods. you won't believe this one. >>> and later, sir paul mccartney making head lines once again. what the legend is saying about his famous use of marijuana. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... doctor: symbicort could help you breathe

there is a balcony on that floor. the only florida has a balcony. -- only floor that has a balcony. so the dog would go down the balcony and go into each office and greet everybody. it was the morning wake up from ted's dog. trotting down the balcony and right into the committee office. in a sense, i got to know the extended kennedy family better than most. i will not pretend that we were close allies. we worked. -- we were not c-span.org. we were on the opposite side of almost every issue. we worked together when things did a line -- did align. we worked closely with sanctions on the apartheid regime in south africa. a veto-proof majority. an overwrite of ronald reagan's veto, something i was not routinely involved in. elaine and i got married on ronald reagan's birthday. on purpose. you get the drift. ted and i shared something else the senate as an institution and what the new majority is redoing to restore -- is doing to restore the institution that ted and i love so much. ask the kid what they want to be when they grow up and you get familiar answers astronaut movie star, presi

. >> i saw the first floor balcony or the second-floor balconies line up and the third floor balconiesand i went to the roof line. and all of a sudden the roof jumps up eight feet. then it dawned on me the building has collapsed and a whole floor is pancaked. that kind of hit me like a ton of bricks. >> henry starts to do the math in his head. 50 apartments on the first floor and in a worst-case scenario he thinks there could be 100 people trapped. his mind races knowing he's about to become part of a tremendous rescue effort. and at the parking deck, their attempt to save one man is moving along slowly. firefighter ray lavalle continues to talk to the victim and is able to get him an oxygen mask, but now nearly four hours into the ordeal, salvador pena is losing hope. >> it's more time, it was more like come down and pray with me, come down and cry with me. we were never able to give him anything for his pain, so that was always there. that was bad. >> but rescuers are making progress. and by now the operation at the apartment complex is in full swing. mike henry has been cutting thro

montgomery county fire and ems said the one-year-old fell from this balcony.s rushed the girl to the hospital. they say bushes may have cushioned her landing. >>> developing this morning in the distribute the four people arrested with quadruple murder expect deron wint are out of jail. none have been charged in connection with the calf oppose lsu murders. kelly o'donnell reports on new clues that could reveal why this family was targeted. >> reporter: evidence work still under way at this multi-million dollar crime scene, the family's life and remnants of tragedy. the savopoulos family and housekeeper held hostage 19 hours, brutally killed and home set ablaze. >> we'll continue to investigate this case and bring charges appropriate in the coming week. >> reporter: investigators believe one man in custody, da ron wint had help. >> reporter: new clues, prints on a water bottle. they want new fingerprint tests on wint. >> the fingerprint on the water bottle is an important lead. if it's from a person who is not wint it could identify another killer in the case. >

competition in 2012 that's it ways nationally on social media seth lareanz wanted by taking a shot from the balconyse down to the net. >> i'm going to take the challenge head-on. >> over the back ward into the net. look at that shot. >> his best friend invited him to attempt a shot himself when they were playing. >> i notice when they were coming to philadelphia they had the day off so i thought why not ask them to try? >> that was nine tries. >> i went to try to sink the shot myself. >> how did that though? [laughter] how did that though? >> i hit the rim a few times. grandma style. but i never made it. we decided instead to play a game of horse and we played a game of knockout. >> we have seen them every single year since we met him as a freshman in high school four years ago. he talks to us and ask us about our families. >> the league mvp is the type of guy to come over for pizza. >> what a nice guy. the kids must have been shocked by the atchley said yes. >> everybody said it was too small and was never going to make it. he wasn't big enough and strong enough. >> thanks jessica. ♪ ♪ everybody n

they have a small balconies. new yorkers love that. modular apartments you see here behind me are put together off sight. they get trucked here to manhattan. once they get here on site, they are lifted up by a crain and stacked up like giant leg goes like a puzzle piece. housing advocates say my micro new york, the city's first micro apartment complex will make affordable housing reality for those struggling to find a space of their own to rent in the city. >> 250 square feet, 350 square feet on paper sound small but if you're in unit with tall ceilings, a lot of windows and a lot of light, efficiently designed space with idea of modern turn anying in mind it's a very spacious apartment. >> so these rents are expected to go for 2 to $3,000 a month. to put that in perspective rents in that area for studio are $2500 a month. making the home the size of a subway car worked out for micro dwellers in other cities. it is happening in seattle, portland boston. getting the idea off the ground was a tall order that prohibit apartments from bein

on tuesday, the video shows the intruder climbing the balcony above the eagles corner chinese store on spruce streets. he cuts power to the lights in camera. once inside he beat the sleeping man who was an employee at the store below. the intruder went into the store and stole cash from the register, call police if you recognize this man you see right now. >>> a parent is threatening to sue a pennsylvania school district for sexual had a ratsment over a -- had a harassment. >> no belly showing which keep the girls supported. >> wow what sounds like an attempt at humor. didn't get any laughs from the girl's mom. the issue is being addressed. >> the delaware high school graduate is celebrating a big achievement receiving a diploma from the technical high school and not missed a day of school in 13 years. after graduation she plans to attend messiah college to study teaching and special education. >>> a sheriff's deputy in the midwest is being hailed as a hero for pulling this man from this fiery crash with minutes to spare. >> a brutal heat wave is taking a toll on the poor in india. hun

during the night he did come out on the balcony and yelled at officers. he could be armed and that is why police are taking such precautions. it's believed he may have held a hostage at some point. we did meet three men that lived across the street from the suspect and they were evacuated from the homes. they have not been able to get inside their house all night. they slept in the car and left for work about an hour and a half ago. police quarantined off the block from the suspects home. we will be out here all morning and of course we will let you know how things develop. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty back to you. >> thank you tara. >>> part of the beautiful california coastline near santa barbara is covered in oil this morning. thousands of gallons of crude oil spilled into the pacific ocean before that leak was finally plugged. ktvu fox 2 brian flores is in our newsroom. you've got the very latest on the emergency cleanup. >> i do. good morning, to you. the operator of the pipeline first announced 21,000 gallons of crude oil spilled into t

that sailor died last night after falling from a hotel balcony. he or she was assigned to the uss farragut, which is docked in the country. the farragut is supporting the uss theodore roosevelt in airstrike operations against isil. coming up, some new developments in the race for the white house. the governor who could be the next contender for 2016. the landmark day at the event -- vatican. newly canonized saints and why they are getting so much attention. first, a worrying move from isil >> you are watching abc seven news at 6:30 -- on your side. kellye: members of iraq's military are fleeing the city of ramadi. the government says it has been completely taken by the islamic state. isis made the same claim in a message on the militant groups website, saying it controls the entire city. that includes an army base as well as tanks and a missile launchers. officials are concerned that this could give the militants the football that they need to begin assaulting the entire region. a potential new candidate for the 2016 election -- a source close to

judging but the plans there is half in the linger this is reduced in size and perhaps a small deck or balcony but this is not for this board to decide. >> thank you for explaining that. >> why not flush out iowa or what we can go ahead down or done i'm willing to go with a set back. >> commissioners. >> i'm not sure maybe we should continue this sometimes we've done that where anybody not being here. >> often that's depending on where the others are we're not quite sure yet. >> how many votes do we need. >> 4 votes to modify the permit and 3 to continue. >> explain our set back idea i want to be clear on that. >> you you know the - >> the question of scale relates to not just the immediate buildings on each side but a little bit more than that i agree with the zoning administrator that you know from the photos hose showed there's another structure there foster downhill that is approximately 5 stories the way they're calling this is because based on the planning code parking didn't count all right. so the number of floors is measured from the street so in the document you see this as a 3 story

mike. >> thank you. >> to be outside and enjoy it and have a bike ride. >>> from my balcony i see a of little blue bikes crawling over ants like the city of philadelphia. this bike share thing is a huge hit already jenny joyce. >> reporter: it is, yes. maybe some of our viewers were out and about in the city, they saw people out riding these blue bikes because they are really popular. there are 70 docking stations like this one across the city, here there is spots for 18 bikes. only two bikes docked here at this point in time. but in just ten days since the indego bike program launched more than 12,000 bikes were launched and 2600 people signed up. $15 a month membership gives people access to unlimited bike ride. you can rent a bike on the spot for $4 per half mile. there are 700 bikes in the program this time, next year mayor nutter hopes to nearly triple that number to nearly 2,000. >> we're just finished week one. we had 8,000 trips taking on indego and as we come through we are expecting 10,000 trips taken by philadelphians on their new bike share system. >> in a cab verse uber

make sure your screens are secure windows are closed and cats are supervised when they are out on a balcony something else to worry about. all right. >>> now you can call doctor john bon jovi, new jersey rocker took to the stage in camden yesterday with the six string on his back abe a special gift for the the the rutgers grad. >> ♪ good. >> i love it. >> he pulled out his guitar and sang his new song called reunion on the graduation stage. this was very first time he has performed it. he wrote it specifically for the students that he was inspired because was out to deliver the commencement address. one bon jovi was given a honorary doctor the for his legendary career in music and entertainment and his history of community service. you can see all of the performance and speech on my fox philly.com just click on the scene on tv tab. >>> 4:50 is the time. federal railroad administration has issued an emergency order to many attract, what they told the rail service that they in must do. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because

a kitten named lilac was rescued after falling from the balcony.at suffered multiple injuries. the owner surrendered the animal because of the large medical bills. the officers determined the kitten fell or jumped from the building. officers say cat owners need to secure windows and never leave the windows open. you should close windows before starting loud appliances and don't leave your pets unattended on any balcony. >>> now, getting ready for the great escape. >> leaving town destinations the jersey shore. >> hope to start the season off with a bang. >> but is there anything left to rent with days to go before memorial day weekend? our jersey shore bureau reporter tells you what is left and if there are any deals to be had. >>> all new tonight at 5:00 a look at the future in northern delaware. these are drawings but they bring with them high expectations. wait until you hear how many new jobs could come with an aggressive development plan. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the ty

they had to wait on their balconies. the baby was taken to the hospital to be checked out and is expected to be okay. >>> a man facing charges after he entered a university of maryland dorm and touched a female student inappropriately. police say he entered the room where a woman was sleeping and then touched her. he then ran off after she woke up and started screaming. it happened early friday morning. colby was drunk at the time. police say dorm residents did let colby into the building. he was able to get into three different rooms because the doors were not locked. colby facing charges for sex assault and burglary. "brave" today the artist prince will headline a special rally for peace in baltimore. the singer released a new song about the city and recent violence. can you listen to that song at nbcwashington.com. today's rally for peace is in honor of freddie gray. the 25-year-old died of a spinal cord injury he received while in police custody. other surprise artists are expected to perform today at the concert whi

that winter there were also, i was also in the square when the singer walked out on that balcony andhe had sung the anthem of defiance that was a call to resistance in 1968 and when the object was overthrown herb recording stock was destroyed. she was banned from the airwaves and in the intervening years she had worked on assembly line and a toy factory. she walked out on that balcony and begin to sing the prayer for martha and every jax in the crowd knew every word. that is the moral power of persistence of living in truth and that is what he talked about that when you stand up for justice even at that moment when it seems that everyone around you is happy and doesn't see you were here you, in fact that truth seeps out and that's what i took away from those revolutions, from people like hovel. there are those ironic points of light. they hold forth that narrative that at a certain moment becomes the configuration. rebellion finally is not carried out for what we succeed but for who it allows us to become. i fight fascists not because i'm going to win but i fight fascists because the

some changes to the bottom, to the pop-out being that back end and make reductions and have some balconies. and with the new front you can eliminate the roof deck and it's more compatible with the neighborhood homes, please give this project deep consideration -- [bell] >> that it? >> finish your sentence. >> deny the approval home and the spec home will be considered a large home and sell quickly. i am not trying to stop this project but to get this house not to drastically change the character of the neighborhood and blend in with the neighbor homes. >> i have a question regarding the discretionary review why did you not file for discretionary review? >> we did file and i was going to be here at the hearing, but i woke up in the morning and paralyzed my face half of it and i went to kaiser and couldn't talk. >> that's a good relationship -- reason. >> i didn't have a chance to come up and speak and tell people about the difference between the neighborhood houses and this huge house. >> so you would be happy with what you just presented on the screen. >> well -- >> if there was an adjustm

was interrupted at the beginning by three feminist activists, three women who were standing on a balcony nearby and waving flags that looked like nazi germany flags. of course, the national front supporters gathered and started insulting these feminist activists. then security dislodged these three feminist and marine le pen -- three feminists and marine le pen resumed. later, journalists were hit -- violently hit by several party supporters. it all started with european mp -- a european mp targeting these journalists, pushing them, trying to grab their material. party supporters punched these three journalists. i saw one journalist being violently kicked. they were pulled away by security forces. really quite a scary scene things we should never see during any type of lyrical rally -- of political rally. molly: we did not hear from marine le pen's father, the founder of the national front. what did people make of that? clovis: party supporters still appreciate very much jean-marie le pen despite the comments he has made in the past few years and that he repeated recently, saying, for in

that winter there were all so the singer walked out on the balcony, some prayer the anthem of defiance, was a call to resistance in 1968 and when he was overthrown her recording stock was destroyed, she was banned from the airwaves and in intervening years worked on an assembly line in a toilet factory. she walked out on that balcony and began to sing the prayer for martha and every check in the crowd knew every word. that is the moral power of resistance. living in truth. that is what berrigan talked about. when you stand up for justice even at that moment when it seems everyone around you is passing and doesn't see you or hear you, in fact that truth seeps out. that is what i took away from those revolutions from people like that. those with the ironic points of white. they hold for the narrative that a certain moment becomes a conflagration. rebellion finally is not carried out, for who it allows us to become. high fight fascists. not because i am going to win. and it was the moral narrative, imperative, it was a call to stand up to do what is right, and that the odds with the recog

judging but the plans there is half in the linger this is reduced in size and perhaps a small deck or balconyut this is not for this board to decide. >> thank you for explaining that. >> why not flush out iowa or what we can go ahead down or done i'm willing to go with a set back. >> commissioners. >> i'm not sure maybe we should continue this sometimes we've done that where anybody not being here. >> often that's depending on where the others are we're not quite sure yet. >> how many votes do we need. >> 4 votes to modify the permit

we jumped off the balcony. reporter: aerial images shows residents digging through rubble with their bare hands looking for survivors. for some, it is an excruciating wait. >> i still have not found anything. i have to go look every time they bring a body. i just have to wait. reporter: as the death toll continues to increase, the colombian president declared a public emergency. bringing up relief funds for the victims. adding a new layer to the natural disaster, additional but less intense rain which is expected over the next two to three days. luke: you are watching live from paris. we have a business update. we start with what is being built as the biggest recall in the history of the global carbon industry -- car industry. >> takata has agreed to recall nearly 34 million vehicles in the united states alone. that is nearly double the number of cars that have been recalled so far in the u.s. over this issue. the announcement was made during a briefing by u.s. officials in washington. it follows a lengthy argu

are 4.2 million tourist take crowds in choip with the bill you i'd like to take this opportunity balcony in china unless you go think a counterclockwise to japan they want to smoke and bring and have a good time it's a good thing it helps you to live longer than and also want to get into the fellow commissioners what identify been doing april 8th friend united states senator of delaware he called me and said she was or he was coming out he's a 5 time congress and governor of delaware and joe biden became vice president he thought the senior person a lead demon homeland security wanted to tour the port we gave them a tour porter and jim and siberia it is good to have him here back in wondering we know we have executive officer and cindy we're talking about cyber security he cares about infrastructure and the port one thing about the u.s. senate you have to be hundreds on with the u.s. senators to build those riderships i'll fly to london and it was an accident i wounded up going to a cruise line stakeholders month to month i was there on a union issue but met did ceo of the caravel cruise

that's when i went to my balcony and looked underneath me and that was -- that was when i saw her. i don't know if i can talk about it. >> livermore police say a preliminary alcohol screening showed jones with a .13 blood alcohol level. police also say jones had at tended the livermore wine country festival earlier that day. though it starred serving alcohol at 5:00. the crash happened around 7:00. it's unclear where he was in between. friends have created a go fund me page. they raised about $5500 out of $20,000 goal to help send the mom and baby to mexico for funeral arrange 7menarrangement. >> thank you very much, steph. >>> developing right now, a search for a motive in shooting outside an event in texas that included a challenge for cartoonists to draw the prophet mohammed. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here with why the fbi is searching an apartment a thousand miles away from where the gunmen were shot and killed. good morning. >> good morning. right now the fbi is searching that apartment at an address in phoenix which was listed on the registration of the car the

if she hung a white sheet over the balcony, they could come back. but if the red sheet hung there, they had to wait in a grotto. >> pascaline's family survived world war two. because, while fleeing paris, they had heard about dieulefit, the little village located away from the major transportation routes, where courageous residents were resisting the nazis. pascaline: to this day, i feel tremendous gratitude. i feel very close to the protestants here. after the war, i wanted to remain a jew, but if i would have converted to another religion, i would have become a protestant. >> and although terrible memories of her persecution still sometimes haunt her dreams, pascaline magnard tells us that her years in dieulefit were among the best in her life. damien: on may 7th voters in britain will be going to the polls to choose a new government, and unusually no one has the faintest idea who will win. what's making it particularly hard to predict, is that scotland's pro-independence party, the snp, looks set to do so well, despite losing last year's independ

. >> the hood came off and that was when i went to my balcony and looked underneath me and that was when i saw her. i don't know if i can talk about it. >> now police say the festival is actively policed. they arranged for rides, taxis, there's message boards around reminding people to drive responsibly in the area but the wreck happened at least two hours later. police say at the scene he was a 1.3 or 1.4 on a preliminary alcohol screening. also a 7 and 6-year-old boy were injured in the collision hit by debris. they were treated and released. police also asking for more witnesses to the wreck to come forward. reporting live christy smith nbc bay area news. >> so sad. thank you so much. today the san francisco giants honoring the memory of a young fan. he was stabbed to death last week at his home in discovery bay. today the team gave jordan's parents a jersey during a private moment with the team president. his parents say that he loved baseball and was an avid giants fan. now this all took place in the stadium box along with the 9-year-old's teammates. the team also tweeted out today

. >> she'd play with her brothers and sisters on the balcony.r private studio. >> she said you would use these bars as your ballet bars? >> yeah, i would. >> can you do it? >> i would stretch out here. it's actually a really good bar. do my whole class out here. it was a nice little escape. >> well, you can watch the rest of bill whitaker's interview with misty copeland on cbsnews.com. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the latest outbreak of severe weather in the middle of the country. we'll be live in texas where a damaging tornado touched down last night. plus, we'll meet with the survivors of the ash language object mt. everest last month that was triggered by an earthquake. >>> and the ladies of the hit show "the talk" join us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> and we begin with breaking news this morning, in mercer county, new jersey, dozens of residents forced out after a raging

there are no outdoor balconies, but you can see pretty far through the huge windows.was built adjacent to where the iconic twin towers stood until the 9/11 attacks. >>> coming up. >> let's go fifa! thank you. >> sepp blatt erwins a fifth term despite a scandal. >>> they plan to deal with the root cause of the migrant crisis as another

. >> i noticed that the kid was able to get the goat down but he put him back overs the balcony. >>>goat is too late for this goat but it's going to get taken down. >> oh, no. >> this is just a weird moment. >> i'm mad at that that goat has probably been there for years. everybody knows the bar or restaurant with the goat in the bathroom. now she ruined it. >> you know what that goat got its revenge. >> oh, no. >> all right, everybody. it is just about time for us to give away another ipad mini. >> entering is eeasy you need to be at least 18 years of age, a u.s. legal resident and tuesday's buzzword. >> tuesday's buzzword is coming up in a little bit. >> stand by for the ""rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> summer is just around the corner. people heading to the beach, getting out in the sun. the sun, though, we know this can be dangerous. could wi-fi possibly help prevent skin cancer? >> yes. >> wi-fi. did you know skin cancer one of the fastest growing cancers in the world. >> yes, it's about putting on lots of sunscreen. >> we know that. put on your sunscreen. >> those folks want you t

at one point, during the night, the suspect came out on a balcony and yelled at officers before going back inside. police tell us the girlfriend got out safely and was not harmed. >>> we are he's getting new information about another whale that's washed up on a san mateo beach. kristin kafton has an update on this latest dead whale in half moon bay and the cleanup to deal with the other two. >> for the third time in two months, a dead whale has washed ashore. now scientists are trying to figure out why. >> the body of a female gray whale rolled into the surf off off half moon bay. >> they had it on the news. channel 2 news had it on there. i thought i would come by and bring my fishing pole and brag to my buddies what i caught. >> bill drove out from redwood redwood. >> they were out and they took a little chunk outer there. they couldn't get in as much as they wanted with the waves coming in so bad. >> this is the third whale to turn up dead on bay area feachs in the last two -- beaches in the last two months. >> it's a same that we have watched three like this. >> 15 minutes to the

there are no outdoor balconies, but you can see for miles and miles and miles through the huge windowse tower was built on the site of the september 11th attacks. thanks for joining us. i'm ron paul we're going to join our colleagues in london with the latest on the vote count in zurich. >> reporter: blatter a few days ago would have expected a majoty in the first round. >> if there is a sense that [ inaudible ] away from sepp blatter people might start to get on that case perhaps put my weight behind the challenger at this stage, or does it not -- does that not follow? >> reporter: yeah i don't know -- i don't know if it would be floating voters so much? i mean these aren't individuals who can necessarily change their mind on a whim. they are accept senting the football organization of their country. so you would like to believe they have come in with the support of their organization

this afternoon, 70 years ago, churchill stepped onto a balcony in london.ur victory, he shouted. it is the victory of the cause of freedom in every land. in all our long history, we have never seen a greater day than this. i am one of many millions who have grown up in the europe that has been united, democratic and mostly prosperous. a europe that the veterans here set free. mine and other generations have since ve day enjoyed the most peaceful period in europe's history. [ applause ] thank you. today, while remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice all of us from all of the allied nations can still joyously agree with churchill. in all our long histories, we have yet to see a greater day than ve day. i think we would now like to hear from the brand once more, please. thank you very much. while i organize my notes. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> i would like to now come to our next speaker secretary albright is deeply sorry that she could not be with us here today. i stead she's asked her sister, kathy silva, to deliver her remarks on her b

tonight in the 2100 block of gilford road where the firefighters rescued trapped residents from their balconies after the heat and thick smoke would keep them from using that building to escape. and the fire was quickly contained and all five rescues were said to be okay that the cause is under investigation. >>> metro faces a financial dilemma next month and they are now warning the local governments that they could have to bail the transit agency out of trouble in order to keep them running. next month they will be scheduled to repay the credit lines with the total more than $270 million. transit agencies, they spent some $400 million in federal grant money that has yet to receive because of the paper work problems. that we spoke to metro riders today who say that whatever the problem that they just want the trains to keep running. >> and it is hard enough as it is that people who have the jobs out here and those people who are trying to maintain the quality of life that everything is expensive. >> most of us kids depend on the metro for the transportation. and so if that government does that