the cell of brandy lane. >> this is my cell. also known as j.c. brandies. instead of j.c.enney, j.c. brandy. i try to keep at least 40 bags of chips. i like to keep a lot of sweets because a lot of the girls come in detoxing, that is the main thing they ask me for. >> brandy, i'll give you your stuff back. >> okay. >> look at her. she's rich in here. this is the store lady. >> when it comes to her store, lane works on a policy she describes as two for one. >> two for one is if somebody comes and says do you have a noodle until shop day. yeah. here you go but that means they have to pay me two back. >> one bag of chips and one hot chocolate. thank you. nice doing business with you. >> you too. >> i'll be back sooner or later. >> so i don't have. my family takes care of me. but i get a rush out of it. >> lane is currently two years through a sentence at the prison. she was brought back to testify in an unrelated case. she said prison taught her the hustle. and how to keep her clients honest. >> if if someone doesn't pay when time i double it. and if they outright don't want

brandy is live with all of the excitement. brandy: the celebration is under way behind me. in that crowd of people, rumer willis and val are celebrating with their fellow competitors. through the season, she scored perfect tens last night and tonight, perfect tens in other performances, and she got the vote from the fans at home as well, wi winning "dancing with the stars." alison: people were also inspired by noah. do you know if any of the stars plan on continuing their dance career after tonight? brandy: i was told by several people behind the scenes that rumer really wants to continue dancing, hoping to do something with the cast as they hit the road. alfonzo, last season's champion he has been on the road with the "dancing with the stars professionals, touring across america. i'm told by several sources that she may get on that tour. now that she is the champion she may be on the road as well. alison: brandy, have fun at all of the after parties. we appreciate it. leon: still ahead -- disturbing video from inside of a prince george's classroom. students beaten with a b

we love brandy.age we have a special surprise for you from brandy. go to tamron hall on instagram, check it out that does it for this edition of "news nation." as mentioned, i'm tamron hall butter fly to brandy. >>> up next andrea mitchell reports live from las vegas. across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. vict

brandi: this officer trapped in his s.u.v. to be air lifted out of the deep water. >> that is rising water coming very fast, very hard. there is nothing that we can do to stop that other than stay out of its way. brandi: rescue teams responded to more than 250 calls since midnight. >> we have two more trapped in high water. brandi: the severe weather bringing the threat of more tornadoes as families across the lone star state living near rising rivers and pack up belongs before it's too late. brandi: the blanco river is also rising and they continue to look for several people missing for more than a week now. more weather could impact the search. bradi hitt abc7 news. leon: give kudos to the washington folks. they had a great graphic online with the amount that hit texas. enough rain has fall on the cover the entire state of road island. ten feet of water. doug: too much in places that don't need it and not in the places that do. it will even out some. hopefully their barrage in texas will end in the next few rain with a stron

we'll have a report from brandi hix to give us the latest. alison: back at home, daron wint's father is calling his son's alleged crime egregious and heartless. wint is charged in the death of four people at that mansion in northwest d.c. dennis wint released a statement saying it pains him that his son is charged. but he avoids discussing his son's guilt or innocence and he says he hopes whoever is responsible suffers the consequences even if it includes his son. stephen tschida is following the investigation and he has the latest coming up at 5:00. leon: happening right now a confirmed case of tuberculosis has parents and students from rockville high school concerned. the school sent out a robo call but some parents say the school didn't tell them quickly enough and left them with more questions. sam sweeney outside of rockville high breaking down the story for us. sam? sam: a letter went home with students telling them they are not at additional risk of t.b. at rockville high school. i met with nurses at the health and human services this

with swells brandy -- with's wills of brandy, a toast to a faithful mission that helped change the courseand with it, history. the success of their raid launched april 18, 1942 did seem improbable. jimmy doolittle's volunteers flew anyway. there were five extra crews and everyone wanted to go. one raider remembered one individual offered $1000 to anyone willing to give up their seat but there were no takers. 80 raters took off that morning -- 80 raters took off that morning. just over a year ago at the u.s. museum of the national air force, three surviving ra iders met to commemorate him. they were not alone. as their motorcade rolled forward, grateful crowds came into view. as their eyes turned upward, a 25's -- be 25's sort overhead. the gratitude of an entire nation for each of them to see. a few weeks later, when the raiders met to clink goblets one last time, it would've been easy to think of so many empty cups with sorrow, but i hope they remembered all that have been gained instead. morale for a nation, achieved through their bravery. freedom for millions, secured with victories of

brandy higgins with more on it is celebration. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, i'm so lucky right now i'm inside disneyland before the park opens. there are thousands of families waiting hours outside getting in here for the 60th anniversary. it's key word is sparkle. they have added thousands of kiss tals to the castle behind me. for a party that's 60 years in the making. 1955 disney lands opening day. >> disneyland is your land. >> reporter: walt disney transformed this farmland into a theme park and magical world of imagination. >> it all started from a dad with two daughters wandering where he could take them and have fun too. >> reporter: a lot has changed since disney expanded globally. in 1982, the first all inclusive ride admission was $12. 33 years later adult entry to one park is $99 and park hopper, 1555. disney land is promising a lot of sparkle with new floats and new world of color show and engineers are adding projections throughout disney lands for the fireworks show. >> i think it will make it four dimensional. >> reporter: a celebration of 60 years with one

. >> brandy hit is live with more. hi brandy. >> hi larry. hi ama. the final rehearsals are under way behind me. you can see the smoke machine and you might hear the music and the hosts doing their thing as the countdown is on and this is when the nerves start kicking in and these three have one more make or break dance to end tonight. >> after ten weeks of dancing it all comes down to this. >> genius from the first to the last frim. >> celebrities whittled down to three on season 20 of "dancing with the stars." ♪ >> and monday night singer ryker lynch got a perfect score as he improved on his paso dobb le. army veteran noah galloway stumbled a bit with his argentine tango revival. >> and actress rumer willis achieved tens reliving the fox trot. >> such an amazing feeling. i can't even describe it. >> then came the freestyle performances. ryker's up-tempo twist on old hollywood resulted in his second perfect score. ♪ ♪ >> perfection also for rumer as she lit up the dance floor, but it was noah baring it all as a double amputee who brought the audienc

brandi hitt has the details. hello the you, brandi. >> reporter: good morning reena and t.j. the start. rumer willis is the "dancing with the stars" champion. she has the charisma confidence and the moves. capping off an exciting season 20. ♪ a star-studded "dancing with the stars" finale. ♪ everybody juicy wiggle ♪ >> reporter: all 12 celebrities returning for a final spin. ♪ copa cabana ♪ >> reporter: and a special performance by noah galway and amy purdy. ♪ ten feet all the ♪ >> reporter: finally, with just 24 hours to rehearse, the top three contestants orchestrated their final fusion dance. beginning with army veteran noah. >> you have been one of the most inspiring people. 9. >> reporter: then riker lynch hit the floor. ♪ >> this, to me you're a superstar. >> reporter: and finally actress rumer willis wowed the crowd. >> you are as good as anyone that's ever been on "dancing with the stars." >> 10! >> reporter: their scores added to last night's results in determining season 20s "dancing with the stars" champions. >> the winners and new champions of "dancing with the st

brandi hitt has the details. ♪ i am titanium ♪ >> reporter: after ten weeks of dancing.from the first to the last frame. >> 12 celebrities whiteled down to three. on season 20 of "dancing with the stars." ♪ and monday night, singer riker lynch got a perfect score as he improved on his paso doble. >> 10! >> i definitely left everything i had on the floor. i'll do it one more time. >> army veteran noah galloway stumbled a little bit. >> i put it all out there because it was meaningful the the f to me. i wasn't worried about how it looked. everybody said go with the emotions norkts dance. >> reporter: and actress rumer willis received all 10s. as her famous parents cheered in the crowd. >> such an amazing feeling. i can't describe it. >> reporter: then came the freestyle performances. riker's uptempo twist resulted in his second perfect score. perfection also for rumer as he slit you have the dance floor. noah bearing it auz as a double amputee brought the audience to tears. >> you're so beautiful! >> reporter: and scoring all 10s from the judges. >> this on yourjourney of

reena and t.j. >> brandi hitt thanks so much.as and a stunning revelation about that deadly rampage between biker gangs at a restaurant that left nine people dead and 18 people wounded. authorities found more than 300 weapons ranging from pocket knifes to ak-47s hidden in kitchen stoves in between sacks of flour and stuffed into seat cushions. police say it's proof of criminal intent. >> breaking overnight, a major development in the murders of a wealthy washington, d.c. family and their housekeeper. police have named a suspect in this case identified as 34-year-old daron dylon wint, a warrant for his arrest is out there now on charges of first degree murder. "washington post" reporting his dna was found on the crust of a dominos pizza that had been ordered to the house the night the victims were being held. relatives describe him as troubled and dangerous. abc's ryan smith on this story for us. >> stunning new details and a possible motive shedding light on the mystery of that quadruple homicide and fire in an upscale d.c. neigh

who is brandy who came from the domestic finance department at treasury to tell the judges at the fifthit that they chose to misinterpret the facts in the law. maybe you should get a law degree before you start lecturing. >> i have a feeling with the law degree you can probably argue more effectively. >> she irritates me. >> she's coming up with the political justification for the immigration executive action. and the court was split. there was a powerful descent you had. >> two to one. but the descent said this is judicial fiat. >> they got that one, but they lost the other two. >> no kidding. >> and in accordance with the law. >> i suspect there's going to be an appeal the justice department is reviewing this decision. the fundamental question is congress doesn't grant -- congress controls the purse strings, they give the money to the president to enforce this law. there's no way they give the president enough money to support 11 to 12 million undocumented americans. >> the executive order is dead. >> it's an unfunded mandate. >> it's dead and unless some court does something extraord

abc's brandie hit has more. >> it was horrendous.olorado movie theater and rushing several victims to the hospital including kaleb medley with a gunshot wound to his face. >> i could tell he was gurgling under the blood. i yelled at him don't [ expletive ] die on me. don't [ expletive ] die on me and he would start breathing again. >> medley survived but is now in a wheelchair and has difficulty speaking. james holmes claims he was insane when he killed 12 people and wounded 70 others in 2012. this surveillance video shows moviegoers fleeing the theater. >> he was wearing like a tactical helmet and a gas mask. >> when holmes was spotted outside the theater, police first thought he was an officer. then realized he was the gunman. >> this person was just very relaxed. >> what did you do? >> i pointed my gun at him. >> police say holmes never tried to flee the scene and instantly confessed to using four guns. he even warned police he had booby-trapped his apartment. >> i have an improvised explosive devices at my house and they won't go

brandy hit, abc news los angelesing >> of course there's water restrictions in los angeles.ly is amazing. they consider it's a fire hazard year round in california. now they have to keep them heavily staffed year round. >> it's a mess out there right now. not getting any relief on the horizon. that's your neck of the woods. >> it is. i'm doing my part to conserve water. >> by coming to new york. >> by leaving. >>> coming up next why a professional model would step into the boxing ring. >> how her decision to risk her money making face is now changing the face of boxing. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" >>> did you watch the fight saturday? >> no. >> you did not? okay. >> watched you talk about it though later. >> i appreciate that at least. i hope i wasn't as big of a letdown as the fight was to a lot of people. >> no. >> a lot of people were let down by the fight. we've got a story that might fill the void for you. >> the ladies taking over. female boxers get less notoriety, get paid a whole lot less. >> even the female boxers. got to do something about th

reporting live, brandi hitt, "abc7 news." larry and ama?thanks for the update. >> those poor people. sandhya patel with a look at the update. featuring that area in particular of texas and oklahoma sandhya. >> reporter: that's right. it isn't over. let's take a look. those strong thunderstorms continue to push through. tornado watch boxes up for lubbock and san angelo texas and flash flood watches for parts of texas and oklahoma. they've already seen flooding today in oklahoma and that's going to continue right on through the weekend but it does look like they'll get a much needed break as we head into june next week. thunderstorms expected from the gulf coast to the midwest. if you're traveling tomorrow 83 in chicago 82 new york. out west, pretty warm in portland, 84 degrees. 103 in phoenix. it's going to get hot down in the desert and in las vegas, 102. this is the kind of summer heat we expect so it's a little early. 77 in taho if you're heading there. here in the bay area, a little bit of clouds. plenty of sun, occasional high clouds an

a lot of has changed over the last 6 decades and coming up over the next 6 hours "action news" brandy hicks will take us to a live look leading up to the diamond celebration. >> pulling an all nighter they are. >>> more stories you didn't see last night. a marathon stand job offer continues in southern california. a woman with a gun is holding police at bay. >> hackers struck one of the world's largest internet dating websites. >> reporter: we have drought conditions beginning to develop with a moderate drought through berks county and the lehigh valley and dry north of philadelphia. for today sunshine and clouds, cool to start out so i'm starting the kids will jackets. we'll have your complete holiday for the shore the poconos and the city of philadelphia coming up next. >> 4:43, it is friday, it's going to be warmer today. >> reporter: starting out cool, but nice this afternoon. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we are without precipitation that came flue yesterday. sky 6 looking at battleship new jersey all the lights stem to stern that's very pretty. they have it all decked

. >> brandy. >> okay. >> hello. >> if you are talking vicious, dangerous animals i don't think that they shut be euthanized and i think that there are alternative and shelters and i know of many of them if you are talking about personal, animals it is about a quality of life issue. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> i don't know, if it was helpful. >> i may have confused myself even more. >> but thank you colleagues for allowing me that. >> yeah. >> any other comments? >> no. >> well, thank you. and thank you for answering that and i never seen that done before in a committee. but i would say that this is really difficult because i see so much passion and knowledge from all of you, again i wish that if we had the opportunity i would actually appoint all of you to this commission. for me i first want to thanks stevens and i was surprised to see that she was not reapplying and sthes incredible work and worked alongside her. and some of the other current city commissioners on many issues, including the animals entertainment performance band. and i know that for example, miss lang is f

abc news reporter brandy hit has the latest.ives rescue teens are now desperately trying to save. pelicans coated in oil and the dark toxic sludge covering a baby elephant seal's face. this sea lion died over the weekend. >> that's when the emotion starts to come in. >> it's believed up to $101,000 gallons of oils spilled in santa barbara last week and injured wild life are now showing up as far as 50 miles away. >> we have more than 800 people working together to approach this response from the land, sea and air. >> reporter: clean-up crews are also racing to remove oil washing up on what was once pristine beaches now closed this memorial day. as protesters hit the streets angry over the environmental disaster and carrying this mock pipeline. >> people are outraged. we have seen enough atrocities with oil industries. >> planes all americans says a preliminary report just in may shed light on what caused the rupture. >> we have identified four areas along the 901 line that we plan to investigate. >> reporter: with so much oil cl

brandy hit has the latest.the ruptured oil line that caused the devastating spill around santa barbara's coastline is in the process of being removed for further investigation. >> after we move the affected section of pipeline the remaining portion of the line will be completely purged with inert gas. >> reporter: that's not the only potential problem site. all-american pipelines has a preliminary report red flagged and four possible hazard areas along the 11-mile stretch of pipe. >> if not, we will cover it back up and go on to the next one. >> it's believed up to 101,000 gallons of oil spilled over last week's break leaving no escape for wild life spilling through the blackened water. at least one sea lion and nine oil-covered pelicans have been killed along with countless amounts of fish. and with so much thick sludge washing ashore, hundreds of additional volunteers are now being given a crash course on safely removing oil from beaches that remain closed. >> now is the time for helping. right now i think we

brandy hick his aishs 7 news. larry?>>> a second marine has died of injuries suffered when an osprey crashed during an exercise training in hawaii. it went down outside honolulu. two other marines are hospitalized, but they're in stable condition. the unit was based in camp pendleton and was in hawaii training and the cause of the accident is under investigation. >>> a norwegian cruise line ship is back where it should be, in the water, and the norwegian dawn is safely docked in bermuda after running aground when it lost power and the ship was refloated at high tide this morning and cruise line engineers along with independent safety inspectors are onboard looking at thees havel and no word when the ship with its 2600 passengers will set sail back to boston. >>> convicted murderer aaron hernandez is in trouble once again. the former new england patriot allegedly agreed to be the lookout for another inmate during a fight in a massachusetts prison monday. the source believes the incident was gang related and says all three

brandy hit, abc news, los angeles. >> without rain in the last several years and certainly this springe season. >> we have been talking about possibly rain tomorrow. >> not quite enough i'm afraid to make a difference for us and we'll cheer the rainfall anyhow and we have clear skies right now and it's sunny across the bay area and it's a pleasantly cool. this is how the national weather picture will be a day of active weather and thunder showers around the south atlantic and mid atlantic coast and the mississippi valley and a few showers over the rockies as well and check out what's happening in the state of california. snow over in the sierra and dropping down to around lake level and of course, we have the upper level low dropping down to our north and it will bring the chance of some isolated showers to the bay area tomorrow afternoon and look for some breaks of sunshine, clouds as well and spotty showers and breezy at the coast and highs tomorrow in the upper 50s to the coast and mid-70s inland and it looks like afternoon hours into the early evening are the best hours when we are

brandi hitt abc news, los angeles. >> apparently this was known this happened over in europe.have had an outbreak having to do with the scopes and the u.s. hospitals weren't given a heads-up about this. >> should be a fascinating case. >> we will follow that one, folks. coming up a little later, everybody say good-bye to dave. it's that time. only a few shows left. so what did howard stern do to letterman that had the late night legend trying to run off his own set? plus, we've got our own special sendoff for "american idol." the iconic show now canceled. we'll remember its best and brightest. >> i don't know. how to make your own greek yogurt. the tasty treat with so many health benefits. we'll get a special lesson from one of the world's premier chefs coming up next in insomniac kitchen. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. ♪ >> if you're looking for a heart healthy diet plan that still tastes good, then the mediterranean diet might be what you're look

day is less than a week away, so we're throwing a backyard barbecue blowout, and music superstar brandyill skills with an amazing chicken dinner with a peanut butter slaw. plus, michael is going back to basics with his barbecue 101 you can't miss. then round two of our tournament of teens is going to be a real barn burner between glazed pork ribs and a maple bacon corn dog. so, let's get this grill-out started right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> good afternoon, and welcome to "the chew." whee!

i got to tell you, down 301 will not be fun driving down 301 toward brandy wine. the red is heavy rain. probably 1 to 2" an hour. upper marlboro heavy rain with freak lightning strikes and a strong storm. we'll zoom in and we have really rain to beat the band on farm road. william bean's road and also old crane highway so 301 as well toward upper marlboro so this is a big storm. no reports of hail, no wind shear or damage but lightning and heavy downpours will cause you to slow down. this is going to drift slowly. i do mean very slowly south and east kind of in between sunderland and huntingtown say in the next 30 minutes or so. heavy rain is the main threat. so isolated storm possible tonight. otherwise, just humid and muggy. bus stop temperatures mid-60s to upper 70s. that's like summer. hot and humid again friday afternoon storms the same pattern and then the weekend humid with more storms. a better chance of a storm will be good through each day with a good chance on sunday. so 10:00 tonight most of us no showers, showers possible south of town between dale ci

brandy hit has the latest. >> reporter: the destructionv widespread around the blanco river and this is what you see, homes destroyed by the flooding as crews go door to door todd trying to find survivors. >> another round of storms is striking the heart of texas pushing water over the dam outside of dallas, at one point on the verge of failing as search and rescue teams now scour what's left of these homes along the blanco river where nine people are still missing. >> we have thousands of homes that are damaged. some totally lost. >> the latest victim 43-year-old michaela charba. she was swept away by floodwaters that later slammed into a bridge and broke into pieces. >> in houston, entire freeways have been turned into rivers. >> it came up over the roof of some of the cars in probably about 45 minutes. yeah. it came up fast. it was -- it wasn't pretty. >> reporter: among the more than 500 calls for water rescues this one was caught on a cell phone. >> thei didn't want to see the lady drown. >> they saved a woman and her dog trapped in her car. >> they created a swath of tornados f

brandy hicks channel 6 "action news." >>> fire claimed the life of a woman in the brewery section of philadelphia this morning, firefighters were called to the home at the 2600 block of west thompson street at 6:50, the fire was extinguished and then firefighters found a woman dead on the first floor. commissioner derek sawyer says there were no working smoke alarms in the house. >>> one person is dead after a single car crash in vineland new jersey early this morning police say the driver was speeding on elm road and struck a pole. another driver passing by alerted police to the scene officers say that the driver had been dead for sometime before being found. >> an accident tied up traffic on the pennsylvania turnpike in buck county this morning, a tanker carrying diesel fuel crashed in the westbound lanes and the driver was taken to the hop with minor injuries and traffic was delayed in the area while crews removed the truck, the cause of the accident remains under investigation, former senator rick santorum is expected to join the race for the white house today. this will be santo

. >> reporter: brandy brewer lost an eye. >> it makes me angry. angry that this has been an ongoing problem, and it's still going on now. this is something that should have been fixed years ago. >> reporter: government investigators believe the defective air bags are more dangerous in humid climates. the defective air bags are moisture can cause the inflater to explode. to find out if your car is on the expanded recall list, locate your vehicle identification number right under your wipers. then go to safercar.gov. go to search for recalls then recalls by vin, type in that vin number, and whatever recalls are affecting your car, including the air bag recall, should pop up. >> it's not enough to identify defects. to save lives and prevent injuries, defects must be prepared. >> reporter: in al statement takata said we're continuing to work closely with regulators, and the our motte-maker customers to do everything we can to advance the safety of drivers. but fixing all 34 million vehicles may take years, and if your air bag has already been replaced

from wttw in chicago, brandis friedman reports on what one high school is doing to make sure studentst left behind. >> reporter: students here at evanston township high school outside chicago can take anything from automotive service excellence certification to astrophysics. they also have their pick of almost 30 advanced placement courses. dale liebforth heads a.p. recruitment. >> portfolio studio, or latin. the list goes on. we just added an a.p. government course. >> reporter: even though it's a top-rated school, with a diverse student body, until recently only certain students were picking a.p. courses. >> we have students of color low-income students terribly underrepresented in ap. there's still a predictability among student achievement in our school district based on race. >> reporter: when eric witherspooon became superintendent eight years ago, he noticed that a.p. classrooms were filled with mostly white students. while regular classrooms, were filled with mostly minority, and often low-income students, who make up 41% of the student body. witherspoon says he realized stude

brandi hitt abc news wimberley, texas. >> another soaker today in some areas. >> for more on what we's turn to meteorologist justin pavek. hey there. >> thanks and good morning. very concerned about additional flash flooding over the south plains later on today into tonight. and then again heading na toward the upcoming weekend. we saw that very dangerous life-threatening flash flooding around lawton oklahoma yesterday. could see similar scenes around oklahoma city and dallas later on this afternoon. meanwhile heading toward the upcoming weekend, the northeast dealing with heavy rain and some gusty thunderstorms, as well. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thanks so much justin. stunning news a former speaker of the house charged with violating banking laws and lying to the fbi about it. dennis hastert allegedly was trying to hide huge cash withdrawals supposedly part of a $3.57 million in hush money by the illinois republican. hastert retired from congress eight years ago and a lobbyist since. >> with allegations of bribery swirling all around the organizers of world soccer are voting

. >> fighting for control in brandy after a failed coup to remove the president. >> president obama will have to convince middle east ally to say support his deal with iran during a meeting with gulf leaders at camp david today.

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brandy wine. phoenixville 57 while jester springs is 56. cool start and comfortable.hing to show you on the radar for today, but tomorrow is a different story. watching the storm system to the west which could bring us some showers into the area tomorrow afternoon. the day goes on. the temperatures will climb into the low 70s today. 4:00 this afternoon. really comfortable. look at those arrows. that's the northwesterly wind that will continue blowing into the evening hours. down to 65 degrees at 8:00 this evening. as we go into the overnight hours, clouds off to the north and west. we'll start to move in. with those clouds we'll see a chance for some showers during the afternoon tomorrow after dry start in the morning. we will be watching for showers first in delaware and south jersey. we might see a few sprinkles in philadelphia tomorrow afternoon. today will be sunny, dry, just a few scattered clouds at times. the wind out of the northwest 10 to 20 miles an hour. temperatures nowhere near yesterday's high of 83 degrees. the chance of showers will be at 63 after a mo

. >> reporter: others like brandy brewer lost an eye. >> it just makes me angry, angry that this is an ongoing problem and it's going on now. this is something that should have been fixed years ago. >> government investigators believe defective airbags are most dangerous in humid climates. it can cause the inflator to explode. to find out if your car is on the expanded recall list locate your vehicle identification number right underneath your wipers. then go to safercar.gov. go to search for recalls. then recalls by vin. type in that vin number and whatever recalls are affecting your car, including the airbag recall should pop up. >> it's not enough to identify defects. to save lives and prevent injuries defects must be repaired. >> in a statement, takata said we are continuing to work closely with regulators and auto maker customers to do everything we can to advance the safety of drivers. but repairing all of the 34 million vehicles could take years and it's possible that if yours has already been replaced it will have to be replaced again, if investigators determine the replacement

. >> others like brandy brewer lost an eye. >> it makes me angry, angry that this is an ongoing problem and it's going on now. this is something that should have been fixed years ago. >> reporter: government investigators believe defective airbags are most dangerous in humid climates moisture can lead to a chemical reaction causing the explodeer to explode. to find out if your car is on the expanded recall list locate your vehiclification number right underneath your wipers then go to safer car.gov. go to search for recalls. then recalls by vin, type in that vin number. and whatever recalls are affecting your car, including the airbag recall should pop up. >> it's not enough to identify defect, to save lives and prevent injury defects must be repaired. >> in a statement, takata said we are committed to continuing to work closely with regulators and our auto maker customers to do everything we can toed a have aens the safety of drivers. >> msnbc's tom kos tell who reporting. >>> now to california crews are trying to contain slick pes there. a pipeline ruptured on shore tuesday. now there

. >>> and disneyland is celebrating their 60th anniversary brandy takes us behind the scenes to show us the sites. >> reporter: thousands of families are pouring into disneyland to celebrate 60 years of dreams coming through. >> back in 1965 he traps formed this southern california land into a theme park. and rob fisher was there on opening day. >> to see what was inside was really spectacular. disney is abc's parent company and a lot has changed, new rides and animated characters and even new parks. >> it creates memories that last a lifetime and touches people's hearts. >> now for the diamond celebration they added crystals and castles and a new world of color show and added interactive projections during the fireworks. >> it takes the fireworks and makes it four dimensional. >> it's famous. and one of the great of the places in the world. >> my parents brought me to the 30th anniversary and it's cool to bring my kids to the 60th. >> and a new twist to the now famous mickey ear, they light up and link up to the new night parade. >> disney of course is the parent company of 6 abc. >

for now looking at muggy, warm conditions. 70 degrees at brandy wine airport.ery warm muggy start. you can see the low clouds develop this morning. fog as well. take some time. we'll be watching the radar for pop-up showers. the hour-by-hour forecast shows thinning of clouds. 11:00, maybe a sprinkle at cape may. generally light showers popping up. there is a chance we'll see an afternoon thunderstorm. that's 2:00 in the afternoon. with the thunderstorms we did see some heavier downpours. we will see fog clear. thick fog. light fog. we are back into the 80s today. look at tomorrow 90 degrees after morning low of 59. a break from the showers. the heat is on for tuesday but then it comes right back down for wednesday and thursday. 69 degrees wednesday afternoon. 75 with sunshine on thursday. then clouds start to build on friday leading to a chance of some showers this weekend. >> bill 8 minutes before 5:00 as you're getting ready to head out. let's check the roads. >> jessica boyington is in your first alert traffic center. >> hey, vai. good morning, everybody. st

brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> that much money?. she thinks some of these fights are fixed. i'm just going to put it out there. >> yeah. >> no way. no way. >> everyone says mayweather's going to win. you know what? pacquiao might win and it will be a major upset and the people who have money on pacquiao, i would go back and find out who they are. >> reena is calling it. >> follow the money. >> by the way, this is going to be one of the greatest sports saturday's ever. there's a horse race before. kentucky derby. the first leg of horse racing triple crown. 20 horses are scheduled to run. favorite right now is american pharoah. >> nearly 100,000 people will crowd into churchill downs in louisville for one of the biggest parties in america. you can look forward to a day at the track, sunny skies. temperatures near 80. plenty, and i'm talking plenty of mint juleps. this is going to be big. american pharoah is supposed to be the favorite. dortmund is huge. the kentucky derby is famous for women wearing those really fancy huge hats. i'd

. >> reporter: snodgrass and wife brandy hid in the neighbor's hallway downstairs. >> all of the windows came crashing in. >> reporter: the tornado ripped a roof off their building and another nearby. no one was injured. the tornadoes are suspected of striking a small resort town of mineral wells, the city's main street was blocked by debris. the cluster of storms also flooded homes in the town of bridgeport. near san angelo, the concho river crested at its higher level in 40 years. the concern now turns to flooding. more thunderstorms in the forecast all the way through memorial day. >> pelley: vincente thank you very much. a california coast is coated in oil after a pipeline break near santa barbara. ben tracy is there. >> reporter: the oil slick stretches for nine miles. containment vessels are trying to stop it from spreading while dozens of hand crews work the beaches bagging up oil-con tam nailtd sand. >> see where it came out of the ground? >> reporter: the pipeline ruptured tuesday afternoon possibly leaking 100,000 gallons of crude according to plains all american pipeline. darr

brandy hit is there. >> as the water recedes in texas, the death toll is rising.ning search and rescue teams on the move recovering bodies of those killed by raging floodwaters includeing 43-year-old michele carrey charba. >> thousands of homes damaged. some totally la ustd. >> she was among three families vacationing inside one home swept away by the blanco river. laura mccomb and her children remain missing >> going to be dark days but there's still that glimmer of hope. >> with more rain on the way, there's concern this dam near dallas could also burst as water spills over edge. in houston, flash flooding turned highways into rivers forcing families to abandon their cars. >> it came up fast. and it wasn't pretty. >> the severe weather continuing with the threat of tornadoes. strong winds and large hail, as well. after several twisters have already left behind miles of damage this past week from texas top ohio. in fact one tornado was just spotted ten miles from this flood ravaged neighborhood. you can see the home behind me. it was ripped from its foundation. t

newlyweds brad and brandi snodgrass rode out the storm. >> it seemed like it lasted forever. >> reporter: heavy rain has been relentless here for two week. thunderstorms dumping up to 16 inches triggering flash floods in oklahoma and texas, prompting dozens of water rescues. historic rain has fallen this month it looks like more rain that will lead to flooding will last through the holiday weekend. >> reporter: when you see the damage from the air and on the ground, it's incredible that not a single person was hurt or injured here. investigators say it's going to take weeks if not months to clean up the damage. it's bad news for folks here who are trying to clean up -- more rain headed this direction soon. >> what we didn't want to hear. thank you. >>> across the country today, auto dealers have been flooded with questions from anxious customers concerned about the biggest consumer recall in u.s. history. we're of course talking about the defective airbags that the government says could total 34 million, affecting one out of every four cars on the road. as nbc's tom costello reports, the

an alameda county superior court jury convicted 58-year-old brandy alana today. it took less than two hours to decide alana killed 60-year-old cooke. coke disappeared in august of 2013 and her body was found in a remote area in vacaville five days later. prosecutors said alana who had 17 prior convictions likely killed coke because she was ending their 20-year off and on relationship. >>> additional charges have been filed against the south bay camp counselor. he is at the center of a child pornography investigation. abc 7 news reporter david louie joins us with the latest outside the superior court building in san jose. david? >> edgar covarrubias is facing charges of manufacturing child pornography and not just possessing it. that's got to shock hundreds of south bay parents who are concerned who may have shot pictures or videos of their children. >> the new charges prompted the prosecutor to ask for the court to raise covarrubias' bail from $125,000 to $200,000. the request was granted. covarrubias said nothing in court as this will delay his entering a plea u

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