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(barks) (growls and barks) i'd forgotten how much fun this can be.ld make this a regular thing. phil, phil, wait. uh, i think i'd better just head home. (sets glass down) what? i'm just coming out of a long-term relationship and i guess i'm still pretty fragile. i-it's not that i haven't had a-a great time. not at all. hey, i get it. i've spent a few nights in heartbreak hotel. if there's anything i can do... (sighs) you've already done more than you know. (kisses) (door closes) huh. ohh... ng) (camera shutter clicking) get away. um! (laughing) (gasps) (shutter clicks) . >>> you're watching a brain surgery being performed by neurosurgeons in brazil. listen to what's going on in the background. ♪ >> somebody is playing the guitar. and singing. >> no. >> oh! that is so cool. the doctors are trying to figure out what part of his brain shuts off the music? >> that's partially part of it. >> doctors, i've had this song stuck in my head. can you get it out? >> this is 33-year-old anthony dias. he discovered he had a brain tumor two weeks after his son was

. >> reporter: chips of bark, 250 feet straight up. me just what he is up against. >> these trees are so big that it is actually like you are on the side of a cliff. >> reporter: to my amateur eyes all i see is something to grab on to vertically. >> nothing to stand on pull on. all about opposition and squegz squeezing hard as i can. >> reporter: time to ditch the ropes. chris sharma begins the daunting free climb from the very bottom. to assure no harm comes to the tree he designed special footwear. >> soft wraparound all right edges and avoid damaging the dark at all too, so. i kind of have this moment where it was just kind of this blank stare at the wall trying to find the hand holds. i couldn't focus on anything there is nothing to stand on. nothing to pull on. >> but halfway he starts to lose his footing. >> buddy, got to go for it. >> this was the tree i set my sights on. and it is an amazing tree. it's just the bark is solid. everything is there. but it is a really challenging climb. i'm not 100% confident that i can do it in t

(dog barking, growling) i'm just doing my job, okay? (barking) (jen) she's got a gun!get the hell out of here. but what about jen? it's too late for jen. we have to move now.

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(dogs barking) an how about man's best friend? the dog? do you know what the fastest breed is? that would be the greyhound. to test it's speed we decided to conduct our animal science experiment of the week. our experiment features two participants. one is a professional football player. the other is a greyhound. each will sprint 100 yards down the race track. on your marks. get set. go. (fast music) the greyhound finishes in five point three seconds. wale crosses the line in 10 point eight seconds. - [ami] greyhounds are basically animals that are built for speed. they are very lean with a lot of muscle mass in them. they have one of the largest hearts of any dog species. they have a really flexible backbone, and they use that flexible backbone to help them in their momentum and movement. - [voiceover] in our race replay the greyhound is just a blur. but on closer inspection we can see it's freakish flexibility in action. the greyhound has all four feet off the ground when it extends it's legs and then again when it contracts them. it's like it was flying, which is more than w

and that little part is made from the bark we take from the root up. [laughter] and the only difference that i have found between the democratic leadership and the republican leadership was that one of them was skinning from the antelope, the other from the ear down. >> huey long was one of the great partners. that clip was one of the examples of appealing to the masses. like a lot of characters, he became demagogic, concerned with his own power and was consumed by that. >> huey long was a not like. he gave just as much grief to his own party leadership as he did to the opposition party. >> the senate has always needed mavericks. they keep the institution bubbling. if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we were fortunate to some degree that he belongs have been a distinct minority and institution. >> don ritchie and ray smock on the history of the house and >> up next, william seale sits down for a conversation about the first ladies who have had the most impact on the executive mansion. this discussion hosted for congressional spouses feat

[dog barking] the camera has to stay out of sight. we're here with someone who's not exactly welcome-- the union activist julio archilas. but no one takes much notice as we venture higher up onto the plantation. archilas shows us where he grew up. a workers' dormitory, now deserted, on the plantation grounds. how old were you when you started working? archilas: i was 8 when i started picking coffee. narrator: archilas toiled away 3 decades of his life here. this is the first time he's been back in years. archilas: [indistinct] i left behind an entire life here. now a lot of memories are coming back. my mother. my father. i was born here. this is all a bit much. narrator: as archilas grew older he began to question and reject the conditions on the finca and the miserable pay. the landowners saw him as a troublemaker. he was forced to flee. today, archilas has a house of his own, and as coordinator for a church workers organization, he helps others to stand up for their rights. his own children won't have to work on a finca. even so, th

sylvia neid looked like she was barking at her forwards saying go, apply pressure. they're looking back coach, we're exhausted. >> aly: they probably can't even see straight at this point. >> justin: kemme able to step up. behringer hamraoui wins it. henry, necib the turn. necib plays it out wide. lavogez, the cross, gets through, maier clears it. houara keeps it in. angerer goes up angerer just falls to the turf. >> justin: goals in the 64th minute, the 84th on a p.k. by sasic, that's it. there were opportunities early in the first half for france. they couldn't capitalize. necib had a chance in the first two minutes, went wide. throw-in for france. first extra time of the world cup our first quarterfinal of the world cup and it's been fantastic. georges, sent back down. peter sasic, looking for marozsan. maier, marozsan has it marozsan keeps one low and this will be a goal kick. honestly how tired are you at this point in the game on the field? >> aly: so exhausted. we're just thinking about the next play. getting into the right position. you're just trying to foc

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the dogs have been barking for about an hour and the wallaby finally gets fed up. the wallaby drags the dog into the watt and the yellow dog is like wait a minute that's my buddy. >> they're wrestling. >> watch this wallaby try to take out the back dog. >> trying to drown it enough of your barking, just be quiet! >> looks like the wallaby is trying to drown the dog. finally the dog is able to break free and goes to the other side and watch the wallaby gets out of the water, so does the during and that's when the video ends. >>> put to the floor, this rally car in finland blazing down this straightaway totally rolling. >> uh-oh. >> oh! you're right totally rolling. >> four. five. and a half. >> that's driver anton lauren and his codriver matty heikenen. i don't know what went wrong here. he came in there seemingly unprepared for the turn. who knows? maybe he had a throttle stuck or something but those guys went tumbling. sounded like a trash can going down the road in a thunderstorm. >> both tell me they were fine it's a rally car. >> totally fine. he posted the pic

the dogs have been barking at it and the wallby getsed up. into the water. the dog is wait a minute oh that's my buddy, don't do that. watch him try to take out the black dog. >> enough of you, be quiet! >> looks like he's trying to drowned the dog and finally the dog is able to break free. >> sit. >> that dog goes to the other side and watch. the wallby gets out of the water and so does the dog and that's when the video ends. >> that is not an accident. that is not construction. that is not a remodel. this is a smash and grab of epic proportions. at least three robbers using a piece of industrial moving equipment to bust into the front of this sweden pawn shop. in broad daylight on a saturday afternoon. lots of people nearby witnessing this crazy scene. >> police, police. >> and multiple videos posted. in a different video you'll see all the other people looking on and these pink smoke bombs going off. i'm assuming the robbers set those off to try and conceal what they were up to. >> i don't think you could try to conceal what you're up to when you're drivi

yes, that could be annoying. - [sighs] - [dog barking] that's it. i'm going over there. gloria, now, don't go starting something because whenever you do, i'm the one that-- that she couldn't hear. [door opens]

i'd eat a piece of bark if you'd put sabra hummus on it. really! sabra hummus.imple fresh ingredients that bring people together. you know what it would really be good on? meat! sabra. spread the world. >> welcome back. hi everyone. how's it going? in a good mood? i apologize for what i'm about to do. remember this guy? >> you go to war with the army you have not the army you might want or wish to have at a later time. >> that's former defense secretary donald rumsfeld explaining to our troops that the armored vehicles they were requesting wouldn't be coming anytime soon. ha-ha-ha. good times there. you see, after 9/11 we invaded iraq, a country that had nothing to do with 9/11, but we justified the war because we'd be bringing democracy to a country that really wanted. when the news started reporting chaos, violence and unrest ol don sold us we were nuts for being worried. >> i read eight headlines that talked about chaos violence, unrest. and it was just henny penny, the sky is falling. i've never seen like it. and here is a country that's being liberated here

. >> my dog was with me he barked and bounced towards the back of the track.i looked, there were two people. as soon as my dog bark they turned around the one in the blue hoodie pulled his hood up and they went back down on the tracks. prison worker joyce mitchell has been charged with provide something of the tools they used to cut through steel walls and pipes in the correctional facility. >>> police are searching for two gunmen who opened fire on a crowd of people during a block party in west philadelphia. ten people were injured, including three children. it happened saturday night on ogden street. two men drove by and fired a shotgun down the block. the youngest victim was 18 months old, police say. >> she's doing great, thank god. the hospital did a good job. >> you open the doors, nothing but blood all over the walkway, going up the steps. it was ridiculous. >> all the victimswent to the hospital. eight are back home this morning, two are being treated at penn presbyterian medical center. they are expected to be okay. no word yet on a motive. >>> police

he barked and bounced towards the back of the tracks. i looked there was two people.i only seen one at first with a blue hoodie and as soon as my dog barked they turned around the one in the blue hoodie pulled his hood up and they went back down the tracks. >> authorities did not find anything. joyce mitchell has been charged with providing the escapees with some of the power tools they used to cut through steel walls and pipes in the correctional facility. >>> today the church organist charged with sexually abusing young boys in south jersey is due in court. joseph cuthbert is accused of molesting five boys over the responsible span of 30 years. police say he came in contact with the accusers through his work in music ministry as an organist at several churches. he most recently play for the aerial community church in gloucester township, camden county county. >>> a trial is set to begin for a woman charged in a hit and run in the city's olney section. it happened at the intersection of rising sun and fbi iravenue. ortiz was crossing the street when he was struck by

. >> reporter: the family dog raced up barking and intruder out barking but he didn't run away. >> he came back again and we locked everything and he tried to bust in the house. >> reporter: collins had locked the door behind the suspect when he ran out and stood in a batting stance until police got there. the boy's mother and 19-year-old sister were out running errands but when they got home, the story took another strange twist. >> when i saw the picture i gasped. i was like oh, my gosh, that's the dude i used to see every day when i went to school. >> reporter: jasmine king recognized freeman from this photo as the guy who tried to talk to her on the bus and recently followed her home. >> i just walked in the house. >> did you feel like he was stalking you? >> probably. he might have because he tried to bust in our house. >> people are calling you a hero for saving your family. what do you think? >> yeah. >> you like that? >> yeah. >> just a little bit shy there. police continue to investigate all aspects of the case. mr. freeman, the suspect is being held on burglary and other rel

. -- [dog barking] [rocket whistles] [boom] . >> for thursday, june 25, i'd like to remind the members of the audience that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind. proceedings. and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to call roll at this time. commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner moore and commissioner richards we do expect commissioner hillis and commissioner johnson we don't expect commissioner president fong to be present commissioners, that places you under your is items for continuance item one at 1444 discretionary review is proposed for continuance jill july 16th

. >> he attacks cleaning supplies, he's always barking. [ barking ] you know, giving halle a hard timegood dog, but he just like a lot of dogs out there he had a couple issues. >> they got me doing a couple things, sweeping, getting quarters, and then the biggest thing is when i opened up the cabinet underneath my sink. i thought that's where you put cleaning supplies. >> of course, yogi starts attacking all the cleaning supplies, going nuts in there. >> and obviously, i don't let him do that. i put him outside when i clean my apartment now. but i knew that he would do this, so i let him do it, not thinking it was going to turn into such a hazard. but i let him go in there. i was laughing because it's ridiculous. and then, boom, he grabbed the can of spray-paint. it was going in a circle and black spray paint was going all over my entire white kitchen. me, yogi was covered in it. come here, yogi. come here, come here. >> halle grabs yogi and rushes him to the bathroom for an emergency cleaning while kevin and his cameraman remain in the kitchen. >> it was one of those moments where you

. >> it was revealed that, it was told to be turned back, bark to indonesia with the people on board, in return for those $5,000 each. and at the moment this is still part of operation ongoing they are being investigated for people smuggling. >> prime minister tony ab bon has been not only be says whether or not the allegations are true. meanwhile, thousands make the dangerous journey the where he reports. >> the island is a beautiful site looking for boats of traffic evidence migrants. in mid may thailand was criticized for turning back boats of rohingya. tield finished in future a better response it will thai navy have placed a large ship oaf shore. >> when boats of migrants were found in the andeman sea you manien thailand's navy has bent sending a plane up refer month since, and still haven't found any migrants. at least those that are visible at sea. given each scrart acknowledge that the captain is, enough. >> if there are suggestions that we e-they suggest we will find them. but so far we haven't seen anybody. >> women's shelter near the thai island of poukette pitcher she was

my dog started barking and he pulled up his hoodie and did not want to be seen. >> reporter: thompson said he wasn't alone. >> a bigger build, darker black, brown hair with a buzz cut and they both immediately went down the other side. they looked very dirty like they have been out there for a while. >> reporter: an soon as she saw them she recognized the resemblance to matt and sweat. thompson called 911 and within eight minutes police were at her door and the search began. it brought more than 300 members of law enforcement to look by ground and air for the escaped convicts. >> i can't never be sure. i was so far away from them. it did resemble them. >> reporter: the heavy police presence scaled back on sunday. like many we spoke to thompson says that the search's end does not ease her mind. >> i felt the safest in the county for 24 hours and now they're gone and not so much but a little bit more at ease that they didn't see nothing. there is a loaded 30.06 on the kitchen table. >> that is our affiliate from time warner cable news in buffalo. >>> breaking news now out of afghanistan

. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for joining us. and thanks for this terrific space that you have in this exhibition space and thanks for helping san francisco stay safe. issue. >> homeless in san francisco is a challenging issue that effects owner in the city in many different was as of the 2014 homeless census over 64 homeless in individual in the city to try to address the issue we've got a program for chronic homeless welcome to the navigation center. >> this pilot project is for people living on the street what makes it different the navigation center is able to accommodate homeless encampments lowell u allowing people to keep their pets and bring their personal bloonlz. >> the full realization that people don't want to be homeless not refuse services but from the services don't meet them and not relevant they're not going to be successful if you look at the budget losses we've got a community sacrifice important people to get food and laundry we're standing next to the bathrooms it is designed to be a dynamic and brief res

this is made from the bark off a victory that we pick from the top down. then there are other medicines that we take from the bark from the roots up. [applause] [laughter] the only difference that i have found between the democratic leadership and the republican leadership was that one of them was dealing from the bottom up and when was stealing from the top down. >> that was a perfect example of appealing to the masses with a good yarn but ultimately, like a lot of characters, he became >> -- demagogic. he was consumed by his own power. >> he was a maverick. he gave just as much grief to his own writing leadership as he did to the opposition party. the senate has always me -- has always needed some mavericks but if they were all mavericks, nothing would get done. we have been fortunate that the ua longs have been in the distinct minority in this institution. announcer: don ritchie and former house sent -- former house historian talks about the house sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's u.n. day. -- c-span skua day. announcer: cumberland universit

the other is made from the bark that we take from the root up. the only difference i have found between the democratic leadership and the republican leadership was that one of them with skinning from the ankle up and the other from the ear down. raymond: he was one of the great populists. he was appealing to the masses with a good yarn. he wanted to do the new deal one step better. he wanted well for everybody. -- wealth for everybody. that was his platform. he got pretty far with it, at least in louisiana. he was a very popular character for a while. ultimately, i think, like a lot of characters, he became consumed by his own power. brian: how many populists you think there were in history? donald: there was a populist party. they were influential in the 1880's and 1890's. there have been far more members who are republicans or democrats who were populists in the sense that they appeal to the people and were antiestablishment. hughie long was a maverick. he gave just as much grief to his own parties -- party's leadership as the opposition. he wo

. >>> bark is assuring riders will be back up and running in time for tonight's game. they closed it for track maintenance, the work should have finished actually just a few minutes ago. >>> that's a look at the top stories on this sunday morning back to you, anne and phil. >>> bart is planning two major shut downs that would mean no bark service between the east bay and san francisco. >> they need to make repairs on the tracks that connect both sides of the bay, some are asking the question, what's better? two separate weekend shut downs, or just one big one in the days leading up to the labor day weekend. >> that's a decision that bart needs to make. they are under discussions about this right now, we don't know the answer yet. >> bart would not say for sure if the august shutdown would end up fixing the entire problem. five days though! this is unprecedented. >> it is, but it's also needing getting in and fixing the tracks, we have a safety issue right in the tunnel that leads east bay to san francisco, so they can't do it at night. they need time to get the work do

. >> up all night barking. more nocturnal. can't do anything about that >> yeah.here's a lot of differences the industrial poultry complexes. influenza initially broke out. bill: i don't know. i'm not a dr.. are they any better? >> a lot better. passed yesterday. >> organic free range product. a small amount more. i might make the switch. who knows. become a loyal customer. this this unfortunate circumstance might be the best thing that ever happened. >> i ladies. >> willing to pay more for the chicken and eggs for my ego in vegetarian. let us no how you feel. >> professional bull riding more of the fastest-growing in america. is taking over the east coast. they look friendly. >> another day in the life. >> we report the news. when it comes down to it at subway, we begin with freshly-baked-bread; then combine tender turkey-breast, with robust, spicy, melty italian favorites; adding a splash of our new subway vinaigrette. the magnificent new turkey italiano melt. only at subway. >> went on lock down. i counted five. there was a call that was threatening. signal lik

he barked and bounced towards the back of the tracks. i looked. there was two people i only seen one at first, with a blue hoodie. as soon as my dog barked they turned around. >> authorities didn't find anything there. the duo has been on the run for more than two weeks now. prison worker joyce mitchell has been charged with providing the two men with some power tools that they used to cut through steel walls and pipes to move to get out of the correctional facility. >>> preparing for the pope. within the past few hours a delegation from philadelphia landed in rome for a week of meetings to prepare for pope francis's visit here in the fall. nbc 10's chris cato joins us live from rome where it's six hours ahead of us. looking picture perfect, chris. of course there will be time for sight seeing but this is an important business trip for that delegation. >> reporter: yes, how about this rosemary. from the city of brotherly love to the eternal city. we're pursed atop a terrace at the hotel where the delegation will be staying. they are sitting down t

you hear a dog bark. there's a small dog still inside this home. that's what's amazing about firefighters. they risk their lives to save lives, even the lives of family pets. >> he's covered in soot and looks terrible but he's alive and well and you see the firefighters trying to calm him down giving him a rub behind the chin and ears. after this fire is taken care of i want you to see how many firefighters were on the scene. look at this. remarkable work. you can see them trying to cool off themselves. >> some criminal acts despise understanding. that is a robbery at the turner rugby union club. one employee you see here forced to the ground. the other employee was told the open the safe and couldn't so they took her in the poker machine room where they ordered her to open the poker machine room and they did get cash and fled the scene. >> they better hope to 50 members of this rugby team doesn't find them. >> it makes me think this is planned. you don't go armed with a bat and ma shet tee. >> this is in lancaster england. i want you to pay attent

. >> sounded like the wolves in the background barking. >> barking. we'll take a quick break here.hen we come back a u.s. security breach is expected to be larger than previously expected. we'll have details coming up. >> this bridge represents the only way for civilians to go in and out of the remaining anbar province. >> ben wedeman reporting on the desperate conditions thousands of iraqi families are living in after fleeing anbar province. this story also coming up. you know, when i started my business, a lot of people didn't believe in me. but things took off when i got a domain and built my website all at godaddy. now i can tell the doubters to stick it. hey, honey. stick it! stick it! stick it! nana? hi... stick it! can you give your mommy a message for me? stick it! get a domain website and email starting at $1/month all at godaddy. time is running out to enjoy olive garden's 2 for $25. now with more new dishes than ever before. like chicken fettuccine in a creamy citrus alfredo sauce. plus dessert, and unlimited salad and breadsticks. 2 for $25, get it before it's gone. at

we got closer and we saw a scar down the tree top to bottom and the shards of the bark over the barking lot. doug: telltale sign of lightning. kimberly: loudest thing they ever heard. doug: i got home and found our screened-in porch is mostly-screened in. that's fine. none of that today. quiet weather conditions. showers and storms. but nothing severe. tomorrow and nighttime and even in the morning we have an occasional shower but nothing organized or heavy. we get to tomorrow night, a different story. i'll show you why. for the moment 87 at reagan national. not a terribly warm day. through the evening hours keep the door open for the isolated showers and thunderstorms. temperatures stay warm through the evening. holding in the 70's. we have a storm scan. we have more showers and storms in kentucky and father west. these are a little impulse of the atmosphere shooting out to the east ahead of the circulation from bill. this is moving east/northeast in the next 48 hours to bring rain along the path. future cast shows us showers by tomorrow morning. pass quickly. then sun. we get to the a

these are from a barking dog. and an animal loose in the neighborhood. >> this maybe about a lot more than pets. it maybe about money. a lot of it. the fines and fees raise millions of dollars across the country for cash poor towns and cities. she is convinced that some o officials are targeting low income families, and those that cannot afford to pay. >> fact that i am looking at jail time for something like this, is ridiculous. if i were in a gated community, this would not be an issue or happ happening. >> reporter: as steep as the fines are, people say that animal control know that is he will find a way to come up with the money to save the animals. >> reporter: did you have that kind of money? >> i found that kind of money, but i did not have it. i had to come up with it. >> reporter: in colorado springs we asked for an explanation as to why jake and lucy are facing a death sentence. >> there's no mistake. people are notified to get the money within ten days of the hearing. >> reporter: what if there's not a

. >>> neave bark he reports on austerity measures in gland. >> surprise majority in last month's generalction, in the height of the london financial district, a sea of banners the global system that these protesters blame. >> there's people here from every different cause. people campaigning for the health service education housing all these different things. so what we're saying is we want a different kind of society, we want to end austerity we're terrified of what the government is going to do and we're saying we want an alternative. >> through the center of the city past downing street. here to the very gates of parliament. the police on high alert for signs of trouble. conservative party plans to introduce further spending cuts to pensions, public services, and social welfare has enraged the country's left wing. conservative government say greater austerity is needed to stop britain living beyond its means and to help balance its books. trait unionists, celebrities many thousands of people gathered here in central london, united by one key aim: and end to austerity. >> a lot more ca

classes bark worse than the the bite. that does cross through by tomorrow. even though we have a couple cold front to track forget about cold air trying to cool things down we are talking about nothing but heat in the days ahead here as jet stream lifts off to the north and there will be a few pulses that come through here but you will not see too much in the way of seasonal air. not until we hit sunday at least. we are talking about 87, sunshine beautiful day. tomorrow more sunshine but steaminess returns possibly a spotty shower or storm by night fall and friday we will stan a better shot for showers. just fast flow in the atmosphere. things are going through here. every day brings a different front of some kind but we will keep the heat. >> first heat wave of the year. >> yes indeed. >> enjoy it. >> good day for vittoria at the pool. >> of course work sun block, rpf50, of course. >> good morning everyone. lets talk more numbers. maybe in the 50. but lets talk more numbers because if you are traveling out and about in new jersey, we still have our breaking

colored thighs feel so cold in my skin ♪ ♪ feels so paper-thin i know i'll wither so peel away the barkour crystal eyes ♪ ♪ and let your colors bleed and blend with mine i'm okay in see-through skin ♪ ♪ i forgive for what is within because i'm in this house i'm in this home ♪ ♪ all my time whoa cover your crystal eyes and feel the tones ♪ ♪ that tremble down your spine whoa cover your crystal eyes ♪ ♪ and let your colors bleed and blend with mine ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you. i appreciate it. thank you. thank you, thank you very much. thanks. of monsters and men, ladies and gentlemen! "beneath the skin" is out now! we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] fantastic, fantastic. it was very fun. that was great! ♪ dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning, a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. there are a lot of channels o

both from the drought and from the bark beetles. >> reporter: the attack tankers are fully loaded andd. new paint, new engines. ready for the inevitable call. even here on the normally cooler coast, it's dry. >> these are all -- >> reporter: this large area of dead trees may be a combination drought and bark beetles says the expert on board. either way, they are a fire concern. the good news is there are no power lines running through this bunch. pg&e has nearly a dozen crews flying across the state looking for drought stricken trees. pg&e says the goal is to have the entire system inspected within the month before the true heat of the summer sets in. in sonoma county, don ford, kpix 5. >> next week the helicopter crews will concentrate on mendocino and humboldt counties. >>> it is fire season. we'll talk about a rain chance coming up in a couple of minutes but let's talk about how warm we got today using our friends the kpix 5 weather watchers. backyards right here to channel 5 to your backyard. dave napa 82 degrees with sunshine. it is sunny and warm in wine country today. but marke

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i'm not going the bark at the moon. that system moves out. weak high pressure but still strong enough to move in. look at the lows. very mild to warm. 24 hour temperature change shows most locations are running cooler to the the north. westerly breeze, there's still a components. months ray is now 59. nationally starting to warm up in the middle of the country and rain continues in the north east. keeping an eye on a system coming out of puerto rico and cuba. there could be a lot of rain in the sunshine state, and june 1st when hurricane season starts but that's not expected to do anything yet. for us, after the low clouds burn off, it will be mild to warm. hurricane andres and then tropical storm -- i can't remember. anyway, we keep on eye on that as they move north. low pressure might tap into that by the weekend. afternoon breeze, muggy for some. especially on the coast. 60s and 70s there. that's above average, but inland temperatures near average, so kind of an interesting patern here. low clouds will be with us and temperature will go do

blessing from the priest, which begins may the road rise up to meet you may the wind always be at your bark. >> even more people paid tribute to the victims at the site of the ball colony collapse today including irish students visiting california for the summer. >> we can relate because we're on the same visa. we came out for a summer of enjoyment. everyone knows each other. >> such a sad time. i think being irish you really appreciate what the americans are doing. they're really trying to stick by us. >> the students say they received many calls from friends and relatives back home in the hours falling tuesday's tragedy to make sure they were company. >>> president obama left san francisco this morning but as he left another powerhouse democrat arrived. today hillary clinton spoke to a conference of mayors where she talk about our nation's struggle to control gun violence. sergio quintana is live from union square with more. >> reporter: one of the women who hosted talked about the same issue he talked about at the conference yesterday. mayors from across the country have been tackling th

. >> barking for about an hour. >> was it around bedtime for you, sue. >> it was getting close. >> neighbors, how are they dealing with that. >> luckily they are in the too close, there is a little distance between our houses. >> neighbors know her name, though. >> they take care of little roofus. he got out the other day. anyway, we will show you a map color coded for rainfall estimates and where you see orange and purple is where we had the most rainfall yesterday. for instance, in new castle county delaware, localized 5.3 inches of rain estimated around vineland over five and a half inches of rain. buena vista 7.4. closer to follow come but you see the color coding helps us figure out just these little micro climates of where the heavier rain, fell. most places got around the 2-inch range but around mulika along the atlantic city expressway that little will a area got 7 inches of rain. in wonder there was so much flooding yesterday. so far today we are not seeing a lot of rain since midnight in philadelphia but we sure did in dover delaware. the since midnight over an inch of rain down th

knocking. [ door bell rings ] >> she watches intensely as her daughter approaches the door. [ dogs barkingreporter: and then --. my god, she opens the door. >> remember me, john? i have one quick measurement to do? >> reporter: danielle's mom can't believe her eyes as sh her daughter lets john in and then makes one critical mistake. >> sorry, my parents aren't home now. >> reporter: she lets the actor know she is home alone. >> oh, i'm in shock. i'm in complete shock she did that. >> reporter: a 12-year-old girl alone in the house with a man she barely knows. >> i'm heartbroken at the possibilities that this means for her. >> reporter: we go inside to talk to danielle and tell her what's going on. your mom and i, we were watching you with hidden cameras, doing a show called "my kid would never do that." i tell her john was an actor we hired to test her. >> guess what you did? >> i let him in. [ laughter ] >> i'm so shocked. >> why did you trust him? >> i don't know. i don't know. just a feeling. i didn't think he was gonna do anything wrong. >> the only reason why i agreed to do this is ho

. >> i'm in bark u for the first games, it is the hype in azer bayan, eclipsed by controversy. pa pass >>> welcome back a reminder of the top stories - a judge in the u.s. state of ohio ruled there is another evidence to charge two police officers, one with murder over the killer of a 12-year-old african-american boy. tamir rice was carrying a toy pellet gun when police shot him outside a recreational area in cleveland. >>> greece runs into trouble after international monetary fund withdrew its team citing a lack of progress. alexis tsipras is trying to reach a deal with creditors before the $1.8 billion loan repay >>> a police officer has been gaoled for 15 years. an activist was shown collapsing after pellet shots were fired in her direction. >>> president muhammadu buhari hosted chad niger and cameroon, setting up a force. ahmed idris has more from abuja. >> reporter: there has been little coordination on the part of security forces and governments in this region. in italy, neighbouring countries, they thought nooge was a problem. with chad joining the tack force, and niger,

but then catastrophe, it flips, the pilot has to be rescued, and with the sea lions barking and unmovedthe orca is taken in tow. >>> what fans call the cleveland curse continues. the nba team cavaliers made it to overtime with the golden state warriors only to lose. the last time they won a championship was in 1964 and some fans worry it will never happen again. >> reporter: the city of cleveland takes pride in his medical center its orchestra, and the rock and roll hall of fame but it's sports teams not so much. the cleveland browns did win the presuper bowl nfl championship in 69 but ever since the pro-franchises have come up dry. >> i don't believe in a curse. was there a curse with the red sox? >> no, sir, we just haven't had the right pieces. >> reporter: the most important piece by far, the nba's single most powerful player. an ohio native who defected to miami for several seasons and helped bring them two nba titles has come back hoping to refeet the feet for his old team. >> he actually went away and came back and now he knows how to lead. >> reporter: the fans also give much cr