a .25-caliber shell casing was discovered in melvin's barn.shman purchased a .25-caliber handgun just a few weeks before melvin disappeared. but ron was never able to produce the weapon, saying it had been misplaced. >> there was a lot of information there, but nothing new was coming in to give you the opportunity to do anything more with it. >> nelson pored over the case file and discovered an interesting notation. ron harshman admitted test-firing his new .25-caliber pistol in his backyard just after buying it. that gave nelson an idea. >> what about going out there and seeing if we can find a shell casing and then compare that to the one in the barn. >> when mr. nelson originally told me that, i just kind of gave him a look. this was 15 years to try to find a shell casing in grass. and we're not sure of the exact area. but in this case, being the fact that it's murder, i'm willing to try any idea and it was worth a shot to do. >> police found help in nearby gettysburg, pennsylvania. don hinks was known in these parts as a retailer who sells

as for barnes, he is a huge barcelona fan.lutely giddy hanging out with the playerser, posing for photos. the -- players, pose for poteaus. -- photos. we caught up with barnes and asked him. >> had a chance to play when i was younger. went to the world cup last year and now my first professional practice. >> reporter: this must be a thrill. one of the best soccer teams in the world. to hang out and meet these guys and pose for photos. pretty cool. >> yeah. i am the newest champion among the bunch. >> reporter: as we said all quiet now. in a half hour i will be back and i am hoping steve kerr, and one of the owners will be standing next to me. we will find out in a half hour. back to you. >> a lot of hardware out there. they had fun showing off the trophies. thank you very much. >>> major league baseball is out with its list of top selling jerseys this year and madison bumgarner is number one. he helped the giants win the world series last year. and he was the series mvp. besides being a terrific pitcher, he is not bad as a hit

. >> they got their very own key to the blue barn so they can get in whenever they want and welcome to carly lloyd court the court she trained on for years was named after her. >> i am on top of the world and quickly there will be an obstacle i'll have to face, but in my heart i won't doubt i can get through anything. >> she talks about dreaming big and working hard and how to persevere. >> i am the same carly that grew up in delran and grew up in new jersey and playing soccer her visit will no doubt leave a lasting legacy. >> when people are nice like that, it's pretty cool. >> i want to be here. >> and making way for the next generation of soccer super stars. >>> the miss america organization is finally home in the city where it was born 95 years ago miss america 2015, kira, along with city and state officials cut the ribbon today on the organization's new headquarters at the claire ridge hotel. the history of the pageant and its winners, you can watch the panlt here on channel 6 on september 13th. >>> some patients at childrens hospital made new friends today. these patients that un

looks like a barn caught fire and collapsed right in that area and was burned up. firefighters telling us only 5% is contained tonight. this is the windy corridor keeping the flames going into the night. firefighters say the span of dry brush along the creek has formed a funnel forcing them to shut down this rural highway. when you get close to the fire line, it is no surprise why highway 128 is closed. look at the fire driven by the wind. it is going to strong, that is fire has jumped to both sides of the highway. >> the wind is gusting, swirling, changing directions. the terrain is very steep. the access is very difficult. >> reporter: the gusts are causing spot fires to flare around the main blaze. individual crews like this one forced to take on small sporadic fires one at a time. >> very scary. >> i saw a bunch of flames up on the hills. >> reporter: the unpredictability, one of the things that forced crystal out. >> the winds are moving rapidly and we don't have very much contained atmosphere and it is spreading so fast you need to leave. >> reporter: her hom

as a brush fire exploded fast, wind whipping it across steep rugged hills destroying a trailer and barn. >> it's fire season. you never know what will happen. >> reporter: 200 homes under threat. two neighborhoods evacuated >> it came right up to my dog run. >> reporter: including melinda's, the fire burning within a few feet of her front door. >> it's just burned into my memory. i'll never forget it, the smoke, the flames, all the fire trucks, running back and forth was very, very scary. >> reporter: more than 1300 firefighters attacking this from the ground and the air in an area where a record-breaking drought turned brush and trees into tinder. >> if the drought wasn't so bad, would you see this fire moving so quickly? >> probably not. >> reporter: so far the west has seen almost 1200 more wildfires this year than last, including one burning now at glacier national park in montana. >> fast, dad, go! >> i don't want to die in flames. >> reporter: dakota duncan and his family had to run from the fire. >> i had my iphone hanging out the window, and the flames was so hot, i could feel t

. >> catherine : warriors guard.harrison barnes. his head coach. and tiger woods has the worst first-round of his british open career. gary has that - and all the sports.coming up a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >> gary: we don't get to say this often in a few hours we will tee off at the british open and. you have about 40 seconds to guess which one. >> gary: thyroids was once the keen-king. this was his worst british open. >> gary: tiger woods trying to claw back into contention butdidn't help himself today first hole.second shothits this right into the burn hits it right into the water channel bogeyed five holes today finishes 4 over , woods' worst round as a pro in the open dustin johnson hit par or better the entire round and on 17, knocks in this long put to stay even would finish 7 under and johnson is leading

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peter barnes is combing through the examples. what do you see? >> we have example of classifying these emails after the fact, as classified, as a classified secret document. and it was done by the justice department according to this email that we have in our hands. just yesterday. example of classified material in this latest batch of 1300 emails from, went through hillary clinton's private server was on her private email, and it covers some information about the united arab emirates. it just, is the topic, from her assistant to her, not from mrs. clinton to her assistant but from the assistant to her, dated september 10th, 2009. it's a note from rick sole son who had been the ambassador to the united arab emirates for a bilateral meeting. madam secretary, ambassador holbrooke ask me to convey to you the gist of the conversation he and i had with -- rest of the email is redacted out. trish: wow. >> so clearly the state department decided that that material, that gist of the conversation should have been secret at, classified as secret at the tim

the players they joined barnes for a photo op. side by side with the warriors larry o' bryant.ok to some drills. tried to make some shots and turns out barnes pretty big soccer fan. >> the chance to play when i was younger. went to the world cup last year. now my very first professional practice. it's pretty fun. >> this must be a thrill. you're talking about one of the best soccer players. to meet these guys and get a couple of photos it's pretty cool. >> i'm the newest champion among the bunch. so i'm glad to have my entry. >> tickets still available for that trip. little over two weeks from now, tim brown will be inshrined in the profootball hall of fame. he was on a conference call today and brown talked about the moment he got the news he was a hall of famer. >> i was in the hotel room when i didn't get a call, i got a knock at the door. i thought it was room service or something. but when i opened the door, big dave baker sort of filled the door up. dave is a very eloquent speaker so he went into this whole soliloquy about how great it is to be in the hall of fame. but ne

but, all day long, at barnes and unable, over at 18th and walnut, at the barnes and noble, they'll readhe whole book to read a mocking birds. >> it will take 12 hours. >> twelve hours. >> what a great book though. >> all right, a lot of big names in philadelphia right now making their way here this week for the naacp national convention, among the celebrities next guests two of the stars of the hit show, hollywood diva. >> diva on hollywood diva. ♪ ♪ >> let's get real. >> (movie clip). >> where am i in this? >> you're turning me into a liar. >> here we go again. this is me doing business. >> you know i haven't done anything. >> oh, my goodness. hey, ladies. >> we have lisa, and paula j parker, good morning, ladies? great to have you here. >> thank you thank you. >> nice to be here, thank you. >> so this looks like it is just going to be explosive season two. >> it does. >> amazing. >> it is wednesday, right? >> i'm biting my nails though. i'm little nervous. >> you have no idea then how they are going to -- >> not only that, we have no idea what the other girls were saying in the sit do

then go watching them, it's pretty special. >> barns got a jersey out of the deal.fan the manchester game this weekend is the place to be. >> we don't understand those rivalries as much here as they to in europe. >> that is like yankees red sox. >> big deal. >> these are two super powers in the sport. >> join us tonight at 9:00, for breaking news out of louisiana, two people are confirmed dead after a shooting in lafayette. multiple victims are reported. >> one of the most popular and most-scenic piers is shut down, why police say it is not safe to be out there. >>> and tonight, a local medical marijuana dispensary that wants to make pot commonplace. >> that is it for abc7 news at 6:00. from the entire abc7 news team have a great evening. >> see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- a veterinarian from pierrefonds, quebec, canada... a pharmacist from oregon, ohio... and our returning champion -- a construction attorney from santa monica, california... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

the barns the barns had to be cleaned and disinfected which is quite a job and then the environment has to be tested before we can release quarantine on the farms. neighbors with poultry had to be identified and tested and we tested during outbreak, tested over 1,000 flocks for high path. over the last ten years usda funded development of a scientifically based permitting system to allow for movement of poultry and poultry products in control areas during a high path outbreak. fortunately they did this because the economic impact could have been much greater if we hadn't been able to move poultry and poultry products out of these control zones. as a matter of fact minnesota issued 6,000 permits for movement of poultry and poultry products within minnesota and out of minnesota. we are working hard with our partners to get all of the affected farms back in business as usual. of the 110 farms that were quarantined and depopulated 49 are no longer classified positive. 38 have re-stocked and eight have been released from quarantine. all of the control zones have been eliminated so we no

turkeys were composted in the barn and when that compost material was taken out of the barn the barnes to be cleaned and disinfected, which is quite a job. then the environment had to be tested before we could release quarantine. neighbors with poultry and to be identified and tested, and we tested during the outbreak over 1000 flocks for high path ai. over the past few years, the development of a scientific system to allow for movement of poultry in control areas during the heightigh path ai outbreak. the economic impact could have been much greater if we hadn't been able to move poultry and poultry products out of the controls zone. minnesota issued 4000 permits within minnesota and out of minnesota. we are working hard with our partners to get all the effective farms back in business as usual. of the 1010 10farms depopulated, 45 are no longer infected, 38 have been restocked. all of the control zones have been eliminated, so we no longer are required to do this permitting because all those control zones have been taken care of. what did we learn from this outbreak that we might shar

i was once at a barnes and noble and there was a little girl reading that have a beautiful brown girl in the cover on the cover and it's a great book. she was like a chapter in at least and her mother came over to her and said no gear that that isn't for you and took the book right out of her hand. so, again i think that cover art is very complicated and a tricky issue. it needs to be discussed, definitely. >> you know that has nothing to do with our cover, just saying. [laughter] >> yes. >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] and i find myself skipping that page in the book and applauding these stories about these girls. and i wonder about not sharing that part of the book. >> i want to answer that because the colorblind is an issue for me. >> it is as important as any other part of our being. and i actually saw a study on "the new york times" that discussed the fact that the ages of 15 were the least likely to be racist but the most likely and it's an important factor in their everyday life. you are black asian muslim. they recognize that and it's important to them on how they actually ackno

home, his barn and mobile home that he rents out were all damaged. after inspecting this area of honey brook township the national weather service confirmed that it was a ef1 tornado with a max wind speed of 95 miles per hour. >> it is a shock. never think something like that will happen here. >> it was like sky was dark and my dad got a message on his cell saying there was a tornado spotted. >> reporter: neighbors tell me weather change dramatically in a matter of minutes. it was just after 2:00 when tornado hit and cut through a mile and a half section of the township causing damage to five properties, as the storm headed north. >> just a lot of rain and real, real dark and like i said, it was an erie feeling. >> i could not believe it. i mean when you think a tornado went through i could not believe it. >> reporter: and now neighbors say that the women who was inside this mobile home at the time say it sounded like a freight train when this tornado came through here. fortunately that woman and in one else here in honey brook was injured. live from

outside rittenhouse square barnes and noble it is mocking bird monday. >> i could not come to church and worship god if i didn't try to help that man. >> reporter: kelly briggs an actor from the media theater ace monk sidewalk narrators of harper lee's to kill a mocking bird. literary world has been counting down to the midnight release of go set a watchman a long completed work before mocking bird. they have been waiting too. >> this is basically a caught the nation by world surprise. >> reporter: the 89 year-old author had captivated readers in 1960, with her story of southern lawyer, atticus finch. portrayed by gregory peck in the film. and his daughter, scout as he defended a black man in 1930's alabama, wrongly accused of rape. now, early rehe views of go set a watchman presents finch as having been a racist. ellen goldberg is saddened at the thought. >> i'm curious to read it, to understand why there is such a big to do about atticus being a racist, because we certainly wasn't no to kill a mocking bird for that time when he left. >> reporter: james maclean believes even if that

the state department releasing the latest batch of hillary clinton e-mails, fox business's peter barnes has the latest from d.c. peter. reporter: well, hey melissa 1300 new e-mails released by the state department today, e-mails sent to and a from hillary clinton and her private server not through the computer system, and it appears that about 40 of them or so included material that has now been classified by the state department. for example, i have one here welcome subject line afghanistan and it comes -- it was from a british official apparently the former foreign minister of great britain on afghanistan and sent by one of his deputies to hillary clinton's assistant at the state department. ironically through to her official state department e-mail address, and then forwarded on to hillary clinton through her personal e-mail address and i'm going to hold it up for you. here -- [laughter] it started out five pages, and now all five pages are blank. this now was deemed -- now has been deemed classified at the time it was sent it was not marked as classified. now retroactively has been

then go watching them, it's pretty special. >> barns got a jersey out of the deal.the manchester game this weekend is the place to be. >> we don't understand those rivalries as much here as they to in europe. >> that is like yankees red sox. >> big deal. >> these are two super powers in the sport. >> join us tonight at 9:00, for breaking news out of louisiana, two people are confirmed dead after a shooting in lafayette. multiple victims are reported. >> one of the most popular and most-scenic piers is shut down, why police say it is not safe to be out there. >>> and tonight, a local medical marijuana dispensary that wants to make pot commonplace. >> that is it for abc7 news at 6:00. from the entire abc7 news team have a great evening. >> see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. it's tougher than ever to be a... ... foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken... ... is 100 percent natural... ... with no antibiotics. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? simpl

we are hoping that will be a method we could use in our layer barn. one of our issues i have been told make it not available in minnesota and our layer operations have fibcages high and in candidate there are three cages high. it is hard to get the co2 up to the top level. the only way we know is shut the ventilation down in a barn and heat it up. and that is not considered an acceptable manner of depopulation. >> if you let the bird die over the three weeks, you know, i am not sure that is very acceptable either. one of these options are very good. dr. clifford? >> thank you, congressman peterson. our goal is to get the birds dead as quickly as possible. 24 hours is our goal. to do that we are looking at several options. and you know there is some other things we are looking at as well. besides the co2 and i forgotten the particular product but we are looking at another. we care about the humane treatment of birds and putting birds down as humanely as possible with regard to euthanizing. there is a difference between euthanizing a bird versus mass de

pascal is out of the barn. cow is out of the barn. are just going to talk to your phone or device and say this is what i want to watch and it will pull it up. you'll not have to worry about pushing a button to record something, doing anything. you have access on demand. whether it is a 1930's movie or the latest sporting event. betty: you distribute content but would you ever go into creating content? charlie: i doubt it. we barely have expertise to do what we are doing today. we are trying to get better. we have no expertise on content. the only thing we ever created was a charlie chat. i would sit and talk to our customers like this when i was ceo and it was a pretty bad show. that is the best we have ever done. betty: have you reinstituted that? charlie: i haven't. the phone is not ringing off the hook to bring back the show. betty: that wraps up this special "titans at the table" conversation with charlie ergen. you can find more episodes of our show on bloomberg.com, along with coverage of today's news and conversation with the w

. >> apparently planned the robbery with the other person charged, kenneth barnes. armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father so they enlisted wells, the pizza deliveryman, to rob the bank. prosecutors say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he had nothing to do with this strange and complicated plot. >> did he not know any of these people. that's why they had to lure him to the pizza -- to the towers to plant the bomb on him. >> prosecutors say well does have alerted someone before robbing the bank. and they don't know if wells ever knew the bomb was real. kenneth barnes pleaded guilty to two felony charges and is sentenced to 45 years but his sentence is cut in half in exchange for testimony against . up. ahead. fry. sinister, strange, shocking" continues. his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i

they released the barn owl. the owl was found 7 weeks ago as . she spent time in an outdoor flight enclosure to strengthen her wing muscles. he was released a few miles from where she was found. >> that is beautiful. >>> we're coming up next on our 5:00 hour. we are following that fire along highway highway 24 but also the city of rich command is making history. the decision by the city council that could save people a lot of money. and regulating the use of drones. >>> we are continuing to follow the morning commute. this fire is still burning on the hillside. we'll let you know what that is doing to traffic. >> thankfully there is not much of a breeze. there is a lot of fog on the coast. west, southwest at 4. the air tankers cannot fly until about 7:45 or 8:00 in the morning. >>> good morning. we are starting with breaking news this morning. you can see live pictures of fast moving grass fire. this is burning in lafayette. it is on the north side of highway 24 near pleasant hill road. it's west of o.k. ran thee high school. alex savidge is out

. >> reporter: only one barn has been destroyed in this fire. 100 other buildings are still threatened. >> we stayed until the flames were out the back window. they were 30 feet tall at that point. that's when i decided to go. >> reporter: cal fire hopes to lift the remaining evacuation orders today. this person hopes to go home to her ranch on pleasant valley road. her 20 show horses are now at a nearby emergency shelter for livestock. >> it's terrifying but i don't think at that moment you think about them being valuable. at that moment you think they're living creatures and how -- and how terrifying it would be to be stuck in the barn early reports it could be started by a vehicle crash. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> weather is a major factor in this firefight. >> reporter: the most thing that's difficult to forecast is winds blowing out of the west 10 to 20 miles per hour today but fires create their own windstorms. at this particular time i haven't seen winds stronger than 10 miles per hour but this morning winds were just over 20 miles per hour. this afternoon with the daytime heating

>> reporter: repairs and cleanup are now underway i'll show you the damage look at in barn behind me the roof is ripped off a temporary tarp is placed on it until a permanent roof is in place a similar scene at the home a block away. scores of damage in between and talking to people that witnessed it, and whose property was damaged it was a terrifying two and a half hours. >> jim took the brunt of the ef 1 tornado, his home and barn and roof took damage and he rents a mobile home to a woman and it was picked up and moved off its foundation. mcelhaney was not in the twister but his tenant was. >> she experienced the trailer being picked up and tried to get out and could not. >> she was rescued and uninjured. this is cell phone video of the tornado as it moved through honey brook. >> it's like whoa, who is it going to hit next? >> he witnessed it close as it touches down and it stretched 1,000 feet in the air. >> it was not just a little vapor deal coming down it was circling. >> the national weather service determined it was an ef 1 tornado after talking to witnesses and surveying the

jeff: i'm jeff barnes reporting. leon: the nuclear deal will be discussed in a town hal this week and look at the agreement and the possible impact. you can watch the town hall tomorrow at 7:00 on newschannel 8. we will stream it live at wjla.com. maureen? maureen: tonight "7 on your side" with a consumer alert about unwanted phone calls. the national association of attorneys general is asking major phone companies to offer call-blocking technology to consumers. it wants to stop the robo call, scam text messages and unwanted telemarketing calls. the association sent letters to companies including at&t, sprint t-mobile and verizon. there is no timeline, though on when the technology could be made available. leon: all right. free rides to and from dulles airport. this is no scam. metro celebrating one-year of direct service from metro silver line to the airport. this leaves from the metro station. metro says the -- it makes the passenger service easier than ever. maureen: a nice day to be on a bus. anywhere. doug: beau

in wisconsin a ef-1 tornado hit a barn and leveled two barn buildings and stayed on the ground for fivedy was hurt. in illinois heavy rain caused flash flooding two adults and two children had to be rescued after the stairs in their apartment building washed away. >>> here's a good reason why under not pick up sharks like they are pellets because they are not. check out this poor shark as it tries to take a bite out of a woman's arm on the beach in ocean city, new jersey. she was kick enough -- quick enough to move out of the way. that shark is not happy he doesn't want to be held by human beings. >>> septa has release the plans for the pope's visit. that means you have to make yours. we'll have that at 6:00 a.m. >>> crews in new jersey recovered the body of a missing swimmer in the delaware river. people reported the man going under in burlington city last night. the victim was a man in his 20s, he was swimming in the area of the burlington island when he drown. his name has not been released. >>> happening today montgomery will launch its text to 911 service, the program allows those

dagen: bowler did a great interview with our own peter barnes and the fed wants to avoid even a situation where faces a major bubble developing an economy the next couple years basically saying they want to get ahead of the curve and we will see inflation on the rise in lake supermarket black will end for the hike in september. he is not a voting member. lauren: "the wall street journal" just did a study. dagen: better to move and get it out of the way. ladies, let's get you caught up in global markets. in asia, stocks finishing higher. shanghai up for the fourth trading day in a row. japan's nikkei was folly of the holiday adding almost 1%. in europe you can take a look at how markets are faring there. slight losses across the board. fear lately out of the equation. the reason gold is falling. u.s. stock market futures mix that the nasdaq hit another all-time high. investors focus like a laser beam on earnings from apple. lauren has a preview. lauren: apple earnings take center stage. expected to toward another blowout order. the ps2 comment at another dollar in 1 cents per share. the i.

charles: peter barnes. thank you. we are watching live video were just any moment governor walker will make his formal announcement although his official announcement was on twitter we will bring it live as soon as a service to have been. what can we expect? peter barnes shows that playing as an outsider the guy in the truck going from campaign stop to a campaign stop. that is what works in iowa but do we still want an outsider? tim mckyer will were killed in new hampshire as well but to do it the old-fashioned way. what is scott walker grasshopper an approved lender he has been attacked with tear recall election and not only one but let wisconsin back on the map to get its economy moving again they are concerned he is either first in iowa or one or to a new hampshire. looking for the uplifting positive speech and the fact we have to reestablish to we are as americans throughout the world. i an excited for his family and i think it is the credibility to the republican field. >> the first lady will be introducing her h

trainer says that after the shooting witnesses describe whad they saw. >> i was at the ends of the barn and my foreman said that guy almost hit your truck. he sped out the back gate. >> people that work here is a that things are now back to normal here at the park as for the condition of the victim we are only told by delaware police that he remains at delaware hospital. reporting live in wilmington, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> turning now to accuweather and there is an excessive heat warning that took effect for most of the region. the hot and humid conditions combine to make it feel like 100 degrees this afternoon, lets get the latest from meteorologist, david murphy. >> extremely hot and humid across the region we have to take it easy into the afternoon and the other issue we often have when the air is hot and humid and saturated and unstable, no lightning from any of these yet on the eastern shore of maryland and toward baltimore notice when they move they are creating heavy downpours and not going over any given area all that fast, i condition guarant

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barnes & noble having a very good week. remy is an seo is here to tell us about it.sical book that is selling really well. amy: you can imagine books make a lot of money. they are making a lot of money in digital. it is the most preorder book and harpercollins history ever. it is also the most preorder book in amazon's history ever since the last "harry potter" book came out in 2007. in terms of its initial print run, there were 2 million copies that have been released. for perspective, we will talk about "game of thrones," for example. it is twice the month of the last book and two thirds the run of the last "hunger games" book. we know those all did so well. that could basically translate into revenues of $30 million and $40 million for news corp., the parent company of harpercollins. brendan: the real money is when the book becomes part of the curriculum in high school or university. could this joined the curriculum -- toto kill mockingbird kill it mockingbird?" ramy: it's an interesting question. everyone adores it because it is a coming-of-age story of a little

places where she's been training much they are so proud, they named the blue barn court after her as has had such an impact on little soccer players everywhere. >> i am realizing the impact i've had. i had numerous amounts of messages and texts and emails from people just saying how much of an inspiration i am. and to me that is the most important thing. and that is priceless. >> she has to get ready for a match coming up in rochester playing for the women's pro league. >> thank you. >>> this is kayla and keira set to be euthanized when a volunteer snapped the picture. in a few hours it went viral getting the attention of a rescue organization that came in and saved these girls. and tonight they are safe and sound in a foster home and looking for a good forever home. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel 6. his guests tonight, ed helms, brie larson and music from joss stone. actions continues for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. good night. >>> "action news" is sponsored in part by --

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a barn was threatened at one point.irefighters and you're not seeing or if any flame, it's still considered an active fire because there's a lot of heat out there. but as far as what we saw 45 minutes ago, this is dramatically different scene. you want to talk about the response. there's a fire crew from marin. i did ask why are they here? they didn't have that answer but we've got crews from marin, livermore, pleasanton as well as cal fire a california division of fire out here. it's a large response. when we saw it from dublin and was cover the 680/580 problem, there was a column of smoke, but as you see, the column is gone. and from where we're stand, you can't see the hopes, but we know there are hops just on the other side, and one of the fire crews up there has a shovel maybe some of the cleanup, and turning over the embers so they get exposed on this very hot day and start to cool down instead of flaring back up. reporting live here in pleasanton, where you see a helicopter in the background doing water drops, i'

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. >> reporter: dave mcillhenie's home and his barn and mobile home he rent out were all hit hard by the tornado. he says his tenant was trapped inside after the wind blew through. >> so local fire company was able to come and help and assist ter getting out. >> reporter: it is lucky the woman was not her. >> i seen a lady sitting in the car because she has copd and could hardly breathe. she was a nervous wreck. >> reporter: just down the road two barns owned by an amish family had part of the roofs blown off. neighbors came by volunteering their time to rip the rest of the roofs off and help build new ones. >> i'm's glad the lord took care of us and our neighbors are fine too. >> reporter: neighbors say weather change in a matter of minutes. it was just after two tuesday afternoon when the tornado hit and cut through a mile and a half section of the township causing damage to five properties as the storm headed north. >> just a lot of rain and real, real dark and it was like an erie feeling. >> reporter: tornado cut through a fifth mile and a half long swat through honey brook township,

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he never even got the horse out of the barn. >> stealing a horse is pretty out there.u want to steal a horse? >> reporter: that's a question hollis police want answered too. they found tap pin who took a gatorade from the refrigerator according to the horse's owner walking down the road. tap pin scene in this mug shot was arrested. >> he'll get what's comeing to him for trying to steal a horse that wasn't his. >> reporter: he did finally after three minutes get up on to the horse. but after all of this effort he's not sitting pretty. now, facing several charges. >> not worth it. um, definitely not worth it. >> tap pin is charged with theft, trespass and another crimes. he is out of jail on bail but due back in court next month. not too smart. >>> um-um. >>> brace yourself we're about to introduce to you colorado's most promising little artist. she's only two years old but aniston farmer has already seemingly perfect add new hobby. her mom says she was nursing her son when suddenly a little too quite in the room next door. that's where she left her daughter. they've bee

. >> reporter: fire crews were able to save the house and the barn that briefly caught fire. >> the area that started to catch fire was the shingles and they did have to go up on the roof and peel some shingles back to save the barn. >> reporter: fire retardant air drops stopped the flames from moving up the hill. >> you can see the edges burning. >> reporter: neighbors in the area say they're relieved today had a happy ending. but note the fire fears aren't over yet. >> civilization this is almost a thing we expect every year. it's been a nightmare of a day >> it seems we have lost the live broadcast from michelle roberts. >>> we're now going to go to the east bay. another spot where commuters had just a traffic nightmare on 680 near dublin. it was supposed to be just an overnight paving project, but it turned into a day-long driving mess. take a look at the live traffic map. you can see the jammup at the 580-680 interchange. the red there means stop-and-go traffic. jodi hj>t 680. how are things looking now? >> reporter: janelle, things are still very slow out here. you can take a look

our peters a barnes is -- peter barnes is with the statement now. >> no change in raid guidance, trish. no change in rate guidance. it updates the assessment of the jobs market raising a foundation for raising rates later this year. let's go to the economic analysis. quote, information received since the fed met in june indicates economic activity has been expanding mo rattily in recent months. growth in household spending has been moderate and the household sector has shown additional improvement business fixed investment and exports stayed soft. labor market continued to improve with solid job gains. that is the key phrase. solid job gains and declining unemployment. on balance a range of labor market indicators underutilization of labor resources has diminished since early this year and committee's longer run objective partly reflecting decline in energy prices and decreasing prices of non-energy imports. inflation remains low. survey based measures of longer term inflation expectations have remained stable. i will make this a short hit. there is a lot of rekind can't language, almo

peter barnes in washington with more on that and what is at stake, peter? >> reporter: the last dump at end of june was about 3,000 pages. we're going to get a similar dump this afternoon sometime. but the private e-mails have spy agencies worried, according to sources. the inspector general for the national intelligence warned last week that of the 30,000 e-mails clinton has turned over from her private server, there are potentially hundreds that contain classified information. the ig said that his limited review of the e-mails showed secret information was not marked as classified but should have been. the information came from the cia, the national security agency, the defense intelligence agency, and two other spy agencies. >> they're going to great lengths to ensure that that information is being properly managed. and they have received a lot of advice and information from more than one inspector general, i believe, as well as some officials in the intelligence community about how to effectively do that. >> reporter: the inspector general said the stat

when they can go to boot barn for a quarter price?e concept is hardly a slam dunk yet. >> fwroej happens and you should embrace it. more than reject it. >> until they debate it. beginning tomorrow night. from sebastapol wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> firefighters are scrambling to contain a brush fire in solano county. cal fire says winds are hampering efforts. the fire started as a vehicle fire near mix canyon road and sky ranch labor. >> response time is considerate nal dealing with fires and there may be a way to protect them. >> it would help. researchers have been working on this for two years. the idea to detect earlier than firefighters can by using a satellite system. california wildfires cost taxpayers billions of dollars per year. >> it's the it means fire isn't the estimator. >> researchers have come up with the system not yet put into use. imagine a satellite that is snapping pictures every few seconds. researchers using flames and drones to get details of the fire. >> where things are burning. and how much energy is in the

which stands to this day, you can still see one of the cannonball holes in the side of the barn. over a century and a half later and we can see these very tangible reflections and pieces of evidence regarding all of the devastation. by the night of july 2, the confederates have gained more ground. but the union army continues to hold onto this key terrain. this high ground as they need to win the battle. robert e lee believes he is on the edge of a victory. the next day he will decide to launch a full out assault, the big victory, pie and a sky has been going for several weeks now. on the opposite ridge line union commander george meade who has been in command of this large army for less than a week is also feeling very confident about his chances here at the battle. through great intelligence and great intuition, george meade will make the most momentous decision of his life and determine that union army will remain in gettysburg and not be retreating and the army of the potomac will await for robert e. lee to attack the next day. he had a fairly good estimation of where that at

if you look at those barns come you say things name.you go into those barns and talk to the farmer and find out they don't use gestation crates. illegal. they cannot give antibiotics to help the pigs. even if you give antibiotics to pigs better say, if you give too much the government steps in says you have to fix what you are doing because you have too many sick pigs. the pigs have a small amount of room. they are left on their mothers a week longer. they pull industrial pigs off their mother here are three weeks because as soon as you pull the pigs off her she goes back into heat and gets pregnant right away. they find an extra week improves the health of the herd. there's lots of small steps that could be taken and there are some larger steps that we have to ask ourselves about. should a pig farmer had the right to pollute public waterways no matter what the cost. if you are opening up his hands that required you to dump pollutants on the land willy-nilly and not treat them as part of the business plan you couldn't do it. so there's

and barnes & noble not even allowed to open the boxes until midnight.yer revealing today that "watchman" was discovered years ago in a safety deposit box, along with what could be a third book bridging the two. for now, lee, at 89, about to set the literary world on fire again. this time, showing hero and anti-hero are one and the same. tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> thank you for watching here on a monday. i'm david muir. we >>> new, team coverage of a kidnapping arrest of a local attorney and bizarre details in the abduction of the wrong person. >> looking into what a sexual predator might have done that got him sent back to the hospital. >> who gets custody of embryos being stored in a fertility clinic? >> and choir practice in a church the voices of hundreds of young singers from around the world. >> can you imagine being rescued from a kidnapping? and people are on you for committing the crime? you know? how would you feel? >> the fbi has a man in custody suspected of a string of violent crimes. >> while it looks like police have explaining to

also have that crash right behind the barnes foundation at 20th and callowhill. just starting to see speeds drop. 19 miles per hour southbound by cottman, 37 as you reach the work zone at girard. on the schuylkill still in the 40's and 50's so not so bad over there at this point but in northeast philadelphia, we're still without a chunk of grant avenue and welsh road right by the sleepy's and the movie theater because of the overnight accident involving the train and the pedestrian. mostly blocked off between krewstown road and bustleton avenue. i think i would stay up on 63 red lion road to get around that and down in delaware we were seeing some pretty big delays earlier on at the delaware memorial bridge. speeds in the 50's now. a new work zone near wilmington edgemoor road going to close for the next couple weeks near 495. you can use 12th street to get around that. that begins in just about 45 minutes. matt. >> all right, thank you, matt. >>> new this morning, an oklahoma day-care center where two siblings were sunburned is now closed and the subject of a st

peter barns has the latest. >> yeah.t this statement from secretary johnson just being released in which he says the department of homeland security is closely monitoring developments in chattanooga and supporting the fbi led investigation. he says we caution that at this time there are many unconfirmed and possibly false reports, false reports about events. department officials are actively supporting the local response to this incident. the department is also enhancing the security posture at certain federal facilities out of an abundance of caution. and we express our condolences to the families of those members of the united states marine corp. who were killed. >> all right. thank you. let's bring in retired fbi agent jeff for more on this. jeff, one thing that we have just learned in the past few minutes is the identity of the gunman fox news can confirm that his name is muhammad youssef abdulazeez. with a name like that, there are going to be a lot of suspicions. this was more than just homegrown terrorism. there m