in 2005, burroughs lost the state title to a wrestler he would see again. molinaro, now his teammate in rio. >> we're both olympians. 11 years later, we're both olympians. >> reporter: and burroughs won his state championship next year. he's favored to win here in rio, definitely one to watch. still ahead at 6:00, we have several developments in the reported armed robbery of ryan lochte and his teammates. why authorities in brazil say lochte and his teammates are lying. and the new video that has come out casting doubts on the swimmer's story. more on that in just a few minutes. for now, back to jim in the studio. >> thank you, jacqueline, we'll see you soon. >>> coming up at 6:00, we'll take you inside the new renovated king of prussia mall, the changes, job openings and parking technology. >>> fighting for tradition. a local county gearing up for a court battle to keep its signature look. that story all new at 6:00. glenn? >> and we're getting a brief break from the 90s. but storms are ahead for at least a part of the weekend. i'm tracking the timeline ne

five burroughs through thursday. back to you. >> thank you. in new jersey, governor christie has signed a bill that requires the state to develop cultural diversity training for law enforcement agencies. however the new law stopped short of making that training mandatory. back in june, christie vetoed a bill saying it would have been an unconstitutional, unfunded optimum are getting pink slips. they are closing two offices in fairfield county. one in shelton. the other in stratford. a spokesperson speaks all the affected work letters get severance packages and can apply for the other jobs in new york city, long island and new jersey. >>> tonight shipper said no pr replacement. why did the brooklyn customer say better get baquero? what happened? >> she contacted us because this problem has been dragging on for nearly two years. there's a reason why angie chose to move to a particular burrough in the big apple and it has to do with this method of transportation. >> brooklyn is a great place to bike. there are bike lanes all over and they wanted

but after an upset in the quarterfinals and another loss in his next match, burroughs will leave rio empty handed. >> the u.s. wins gold again. >> nancy: the u.s. women's water polo team making a splash, grabbing their second straight olympic gold. the team giving all their medals to their head coach, whose brother passed away unexpectedly days before the games began. and david boudia diving in to defend his olympic men's individual 10m platform. boudia, who already won silver at the games with partner steele johnson, placed fourth in a qualifier after a missed entry in the third round. johnson barely made it through to the semis, finishing 18th after a faulty fork dive. and british diver tom daley is currently in the lead heading into saturday's semifinal. still to come later tonight, we are seeing double. amherst native and olympic silver medalist michael hixon celebrity heart-throb. and today they came face to face. also needham native aly raisman never miss a step in her routine, but the olympic gold medalist confessed she did miss a key item while packing for rio. ly tell you wh

jordan burroughs will compete this morning with hopes of becoming a legend in his sport. also today.. it's the semi-finals in men's basketball. team u-s-a takes on spain at 11-30. and in track and field.. the 4 by 100 meter relay could be the great -- usain bolt's last olympic usain bolt's last olympic race ever. you don't want to miss that. because if you miss an event.. we've got everything you need to know on 12-news-dot-com. exclusive rio content is just a click away. the cereal the cereal aisle tends to be a no-no for health nuts -- but not anymore.. we have four cereals that are actually good for you.. in your 12 today health check.. every olympics has its scandal.. and this time around -- ryan lochte is at the center of it all. how the world is reacting to the news -- that's in the morning juice. 12 today will be back in 2 minutes. 2 minutes.will be back in 12 today morning juice.that's in the the news -- reacting to world is how the it all. the center of it all. how the reacting to the news -- mo minutes. ###break### ###break### in your hot headlines.. the u-s sta

jordan burroughs stole a pic with serena williams. as did nba star kyle lowry.e most decorated olympian of all time, michael phelps. the delegation with the most women. sharing their quest for gold, it's an american dream. rio olympic organizers worked with a tiny budget. they had $56 million for four ceremonies. to put that in perspective for you, the 2008 olympic games in beijing spent 20 times more than that. over the last few days, we've seen a lot of security in rio de janeiro, brazil, gearing up for the games to make sure everything goes smoothly. we are joined live from an opening ceremony watch party. here's more on that. >> reporter: one of the olympic watch parties here at the pea ah sa wrapped up. you can see behind us, this was one of many watch parties in our area. now we all know that the olympics are a global-planned event. it's very complex. what we want to know is how these games go off safely without a hitch. although english gardner doesn't compete until next week, her family is happy to see the olympic games have begun. the gardeners invited

highlights include jordan burroughs going for gold in freestyle wrestling. read up on the athletes, get highlights and details on the must-see match-ups ahead. >>> a multimillion dollar plan to transform the ohika castle may get scrapped. the castle's owner has been in talks with jack nicklaus and a developer but news day said the talks have stalled. they had planned to turn oheka castle into a clubhouse for the course. >>> after a tour of flood ravaged southern louisiana, the u.s. homeland security secretary is pledging full support from the federal government. jay johnson says more than 900 emergency personnel are on the ground there. at least 13 people have died in the flooding. johnson said president obama is getting daily briefings on the floods. he's on vacation in new england right now. many are calling for him to cut his vacation short and visit louisiana. >>> gop presidential nominee mate governor mike pence of indiana will go to louisiana today. at a rally in north carolina yesterday, trump made it clear he's taking advice from his new campaign tea

left her threatening messages prosecutors say the threats have been going on fors weeks and not burroughs and said he planned to take care of her himselff in front of her employees and customers an incredible scene at a county fair in georgia were a kiddie roller coaster started to collapse cell phone cameras a capture the sceneo as several bystanders held the ride allowing sixrs children and one adult to escape authorities say thees group held the oriental express coaster in place into wood or cement blocks it could be put in place to stabilize it there weret no injuries and a track malfunction is likely what caused the accident the right has sense of been dismantled state troopers in west virginia are warming people's hearts alls over the country today with pictures taken following a frightening rescue a baby was founded drenched in his own vomit after troopers pulled over a suspected drunk driver this week troopers noticed the boysp only in the seatassi costing and covered him to help the mother was allegedly too drunk to even told troopers persons named the one -year-old boy was taken

facing charges after mailing a snake to his ex-girlfriend prosecutors charged a 37 -year-old eric burroughs with the sucking and domestic abuse he allegedly boxed up and live a ball pythons and mailed it to his former significant other police say he also sent threatening letters to her job in her apartment complex and left her threatening messages prosecutors say the threats have been going on for weeks and not burroughs and said he planned to take care of her employees and customers an incredible scene at a county fair in georgia were a kiddie roller coaster started to collapse cell phone cameras a capture the scene as several bystanders held the ride allowing six children and one adult to escape authorities say the group held the oriental express roller coaster in place into wood or cement blocks it could be put in place to stabilize it there were no injuries and a track malfunction is caused the accident the right has sense of been dismantled state troopers in west virginia are warming people's hearts all over the country today with pictures taken following a frightening rescue a baby wa

american gymnast and gold medalist "shannon milelr" and wrestling gold medalist "jordan burroughs" helped host the event. did you know for every olympic games, the metals used to make the medals are mined in the host country.when a medal is stripped from an olympian they go back to the international olympic committee. the i-o-c then determines if there is a runner up and awards them the same medal that was given up. no replacement olympic medals are made in these cases. in russia gold medalists are paid 135-thiousand dollars.... in z22xez zvpz bench or on the range there's only one place to go. come to cabela's all week for great deals and more. save big on all your favorite trusted brands. get 20% off all walker's hearing protection and $400 off cabela's signature 64 safe. plus join us this weekend for free safety education, training, demos and seminars. because responsible ownership starts at cabela's. stop in and save all week long at cabela's and remember to own responsibly. thanks for joining us at 4-30. the news continues with live at five. next.. a maintenance man at a senior livin

just started raining recently in the five burroughs of city. no doesn't look like a huge deal. there will be some downpours out there through the early evening hours. as quickly as it moves in the back edge is moving through the city at 8:00 a.m. after 9:00 p.m. there still could be a shower or storm over parts of long island through midnight. even the wee hours of the morning on the east end of the island. that will be it. after that front moves on by as joe was saying a big pay off. we'll detail that in your full accu weather forecast. joe. >> thank you. you can stay up to date with the rain using the abc 7 ny app. >>> and police are investigating the death of a woman and they believe she may have just been an innocent bistandard. an innocent one. >> reporter: the parents to five grown children between them. the couple had been playing cards with their friends last night on lennox avenue and 144th street. it was around 11:45 when basil kissed odessa good night and went back to their apartment two blocks away. he had told her he didn't like her staying out so late. >> by the t

burroughs said if he and the board knew they would have acted sooner. >> one the metric get improved, what we examine gets better. that's a trend of it. but because we knew nothing about it, we're not able to intervene. >> reporter: he and other officials will send a letter to the county executive demanding an external investigation. he is also hoping for better communication within the board. >> i understand the public's mistrust. i have the same mistrust, and i'm on the school board. >> reporter: he says that the vice chair of the school board is the liaison for head start and had been meeting with them regularly but did not share with the rest of the board that there was a problem. i'm also told that there are going to be a number of elected officials on the lettoi members on this school board. reporting live in upper marlb o marlboro, back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> a former staffer for the alexandria fire department pleaded guilty to money laundering today. monique asante admit to laundering $186,000. she worked in the fire department's budget office. part of her job

lumber had to be carried up on the backs of horses and burroughs. from the winding trails a traveller can enjoy panoramas of beauty spots, waterfalls, unusual rock formations, and the countless other wonder which nature alone can create. there's a lot of work to establishing the kind of camp in which more than 200 people can live for an indefinite period, winter and summer, in comfort and with safety to their health. in this mountain country the same rocks that made grading difficult have their virtue in providing splendid material for foundations wherever building strength is essential. building additional trails is a part of the enrollees work here. some of these trails look like little shelves in the solid rock walls. culverts and supports are made from granite blocks plotted right on the job. the first call of the day in the conservation corps camps is at the early hour of 6:00 in the morning. no one is ever late for breakfast. his appetite won't let him. looks like ham and eggs. luncheon is sometimes served in the field for the boys frequently

no gold repeat for the stunned burroughs who fought back tears. he is coming back to jersey empty handed. >>> it is back-to-bk the women's water polo team. their head coach calls them a group that just hates to lose, even if it is playing dominos back at their apartments. congratulations to them. >> we learn something every day. they play dominos in their off time. >>> the new travel alert over pregnant women are being advised to stay away. that's ahead on ""nightly news." >> don't forget "olympic zone" is at 7:30. have a great night. >>> developing news tonight. zika strikes miami beach. a new alert from the cdc, from one of the busiest tourist areas in the southeast. >>> and lochte says behavior as his robbed in rio story falls apart. but what his fellow swimmers reveal to the police. >>> and paul manafort resigns amid a wave of campaign headaches and questions about ties to russia. tonight the inside story on how it all went down. >>> nothing left, families wiped out by ragesing fires and floods, as first responders race to

tomorrow heat advisory goes into effect for the five burroughs. the heat, the humidity and the temperatures will combine. it will be close to dangerously uncomfortable. this will continue until at least thursday evening. it may extend long entire the weekend. the temperatures aren't that bad. low to mid to upper 80s. water temperature off the jersey shore. this is aea much moisture is in the atmosphere. these numbers are indicative of that. and it is right around 60, it is nice. or lower. you can see upper 50s to near 60s. once it gets to near 70 it starts to feel very uncomfortable and sticky. that's not the case. it feels like temperatures are pretty comfortable. look what's happening over the central portion of the country. it feels like above 100. even miami at this hour and that's the way it will feel like it is 100 degrees most of the week. i'll talk more about that in the storm-team 4 forecast. >> all right. thanks so much. track heat with our nbc 4 app. the haste temperatures, interactive radar and any weather alerts you need to know about

jessica burroughs rushed out of a workout at her gym-- in a mad dash to save her car from the rising flood on atlantic and hodges ave. - "it was just below the floor boards on my car. so 2 inches below it. if i opened the car door and waited another so you got to your car just in time? just in time!" --fayetteville st rain-- the rain that came down in sheets on fayetteville street... leaving a flooded and muddy mess in raleigh's moore square. after a quick- moving storm-- so much damage in so little time. - "not that high that fast. it was wild how quickly that happened." anna kusterer says her car is completely dead-- after her run in with the flood. her emergency one of over 40 calls-- that came in to raleigh 9-1-1... between 4:00 and 9:00... of an disabled vehicle during all that rain. now to the "travel nightmare" -- 'playing out' -- at airports 'around the world'... including right here at 'r-d-u'. a 'computer outage' at 'delta airlines' -- "knocking out" its 'global network'... and the 'ripple effect' still being felt. passengers who should've been in the 'air'... crowding into

my name is jordan burroughs. haley anderson. connor fields.yan lochte. ...and i'm an olympic athlete. >>> michael phelps had just about done everything in his career, but never had done this. >> give him the honor of carrying the flag by his teammates. >> plus, it takes a steady hand, a keen eye and a calm mind to hang with these olympians. find out if mario lopez has what it takes. >>> and this world champion is a bundle of athleticism and a bundle of joy. meet simone biles, a young woman poised to become the next big thing in olympic gymnastics, next on "the olympic zone."

flash flood warning is in effect for all the burroughs. hoboken and jersey city areas. flash flood warning in effect for pasaic and bergen for another half hour. a flood warning is in effect even though it's no longer raining in somerset county. the water is starting to filter there's a flood warning in effect for millstone river in the reardon area in effect until 2:00 pm tomorrow when floodwater finally recedes. >>> we'll take a look at the threat for more rain in the forecast. >> erika, thank you. you can get the latest updates using the nbc 4 app. you can track the storms going on with our live interactive radar. download the app using the app store or google play. caused major issue for drivers all weekend. new jersey getting the brunt of it. many people had to be rescued. michael george joins us live in wayne with the latest. michael? >> reporter: gus, we've seen that flooding here in wayne tonight. these storms are hitting hard, hitting fast. some communitiesies getting mor than six inches of rain in a few hours causing problems in the tri-state and maryland. mar

eric burroughs is now facing several charges. this is not the first time he is accused of lashing out at an ex. police claimed descent threatening letters to the woman for the job along with texting and calling her phone. i guess the python was a last-ditch effort to try to win her back, doug. doug: jummy: i'm going to guess that did not work. doug: the weekend is a must here. earlier for some than others, i am just saying. jummy: for some of us, it is 15 minutes away. [laughter] doug: it is hot. we know it is august. we do not see much rain over the next few days. let's start off our weather coverage with some 90 degree heat facts. this is compelling tv, folks. 18 days so far this month we have been 90 or better. the average for the entire month is only 10, so we have almost doubled that. 12 sons last august we hit it, so we're way above that. it, and as have had we are speaking, this will be the second warmest august on record. we will still have several more days of august to go, including today's high temperature, which may h

my name is jordan burroughs. haley anderson. connor fields.yan lochte. ...and i'm an olympic athlete. =janelle/vo= history in rio. michael phelps strikes gold ... while our bay area olympians also shine in the spotlight. >>> history in rio. michael phelps while the bay area olympians shined in the spotlight. >> our complete coverage starts right now. thanks for joining us. >> i'm raj mathai. a magical night for team usa. phelps was a headliner, but we saw other familiar faces. >> first let's go to colin and a big night for team usa. >> sure was. michael phelps already cemented his status as the greatest swimmer of all time when he left the games in london as 18 time olympic gold medalists. except as it turned out, himself. he couldn't shake the memory of the loss in london. he expected his revenge in the butterfly. the 20th gold medal. four by 200 relay. ear must haves and all with chaos around him. cool as a cucumber. katie ledecky's star continues to rise. she was able to hold off a game and this was in the 200 freestyle to claim her second

jordan burroughs stunned in a pace to win more medals here in rio than any other modern nonboycotted olympic games. and perhaps another gold medal could be coming sunday with team usa basketball. in a semifinal today with spain, the americans win again, 82-76. pretty strong in that game. they had the lead up to double digits as they move through the second half. spain is an excellent team. the second ranked team in the world. they will get australia or serbia come sunday. congrats to the water polo women's team. they beat italy. >> all right, cleaning up. how likely is it that team usa will win the gold in track and field? >> reporter: there is a possibility for a gold. jamaica is the favorite in both. but usa had that one team runoff on the women's side. battle for the gold medal. women's pole vault. a couple of contenders. >> thank you jarod. live from rio. >>> athlete ifs the sunshine state continue to shine in rio. last night, karan clemente won in the 400-meter hurdles. he won two medals at the summer olympics in beijing in gainsville shape you as the man you become? >> good que

friday through saturday, we have the heat advisory in effect for the five burroughs. the temperatures right now, 70s to near 80. 84 in the city. you combine that with the humidity levels. it feels like almost 90 out there. it is suffocating and stifling. the temperatures stay around 80 and to the upper 70s. continuing to the morning hours tomorrow the high temperatures should make to it 90 in the afternoon. stifling wheat more thunderstorms at random. a look now ahead at the ten-day forecast for you. you don't see much change dpemt temperatures get hotter. a chance for showers and thunderstorms, hot, hazy and humid, even into next week. a lot ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. ? ? ? award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. >>> lawmakers are hoping a new registry to track firefighters will help save lives. >>ld cancer registry for firefighters. schumer says both full time and volunteer firefighters are exposed to harmful t

highlights include jordan burroughs going for gold in freestyle wrestles. read up on the athletes, get highlights and details on the must-see match-ups >>> still to come, a different type of wrestling in new jersey. >>> and new information on the jogger killed in queens. why police are searching one area of brooklyn. >>> and we'll have weather and traffic on the 4s coming up. >> follow us on facebook, twitter and on instagram, michaelg4ny and darlene4ny. you're watching "today in new fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. >>> four things to know on this friday morning. 21 people were hurt in a staten island fire that damaged seven homes. firefighte

jordan burroughs, carli lloyd, joy malloy and vashti cunningham falling short during the high jump.e, a chapter closed. for others, a new beginning as the games of the xxxi olympiad are now history. and what a cinderella story for english gardner who you saw at the top of the piece. not only did she lose her right shoe during the 4x100 relay and had to borrow allyson felix's, who was much bigger, and she still won gold. also because she had a project in high school to draw an attainable goal and all she drew were olympic rings. teachers did not think it was possible and she proved them wrong. elena delle donne not only an olympic gold medalist but also a woman of her word. the wilmington native said if she and her teammates were to win basketball gold in rio, she would buy every baby born in christiania hospital this weekend a pair of nikes. here's a look at delle donne's gift with a note from the wnba's mvp and now gold medalist. what a sweet touch. >> what a special gift for all those families. all right, jacqueline. >>> back here in philadelphia, a call for change after a girl wa

investigators say 37 year-old eric burroughs also sent threatening letters to his ex-'s job and left threatening messages on her phone. he e mailed her 50 times in two weeks. police say they found a letter addressed to her in his pocket when he was arrested. >>> in other news the california judge criticized for how he handled a rape case is no longer going to hear criminal cases. judge aaron percentky has requested to be reassigned. he will hear civil cases. he attracted criticism after sentencing stanford student brooke turner to six months in jail. turner had been found guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman at a fraternity party in 2015. the judge is now still facing a recall effort. >>> opponent in rio have charged ryan lochte with falsely reporting a crime. if convicted he could be jailed for one to six months, or face a fine. now he doesn't have to appear in a brazilian courtroom but he can send a lawyer. he and three swimmers were rob during the olympics but police say they van alleyed bathroom and security guard just made they pay for damage. >>> france's top a mi

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tia burroughs took these pictures. we are told dozens of fire fighters worked for hours to get the flams under control. heat and humidity created physical conditions, for fire fighters. one of them a man in his 60's, was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. >>> well in, other news pennsylvania is getting a new attorney general by the end of the business day. solicitor general bruce castor will replace kathleen kane, five months have after she created a job for him. castor has ties to the montgomery county community, as a two term advertise trick attorney and county commissioner. he ran unsuccessfully for attorney general back in 2004. kane resigned one day after jury convicted her of leaking secret grand jury information, to smear a rival, and then lying under oath. governor tom wolf has authority to appoint kane's replacement. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up to dayton kathleen kane's resignation. when we're not on tv you can find it on line at cbs philly.com. >>> one suspect is in custody bu

my name is jordan burroughs. haley anderson. connor fields. i'm ryan lochte. >>> firefighters down. a fierce inferno nearly takes the lives of three of new york's bravest, and now we know what sparked it. >>> then stumbling, vomiting, passing out. the emergency that had paramedics racing to a snoop dogg concert on long island tonight. >>> but first. >> dominating the games. team usa jumps, spins, and swims to gold. and one of the athletes is now a >>> news 4 new york starts now. i'm sibila vargas. >> and i'm chuck scarborough. it was a filled with anticipated events, and team usa came through. >> tonight celebrating with gold. >> news 4's bruce beck is live in rio with the history-making moments. bruce. >> reporter: chuck and sibila, it was a little bit of ledecky and a lot of phelps. a little bit of hernandez and a t and night in rio both in the pool and in the gym. it was a coronation for the final five. a gold medal in the team competition. simone biles was simply spectacular. the 19-year-old phenom proving why she is the best gymnast in the world. and 16-year-old laurie hernande

that will come into the five burroughs within the next half hour. we could still have a popup shower possible tonight, particularly in the valley. thunderstorms. check out the heat index for tomorrow. i think it will be a little higher than this. we're looking at 100 in a lot of spots, cooler at the coastal sections. 92 on friday, 94 on saturday, feels like 100 with that, there's always a possibility of a shower or storm. >> thank you, bill. >>> a terrifying crash caught on camera. what officers saw the man doing >>> police in new mexico release body camera video of the police chase that led to a crash. the officers say they tried to stop a man after catching him breaking into a truck. when they tried to pull him over, he took off. police chased him through the streets of albuquerque until he hit a car head-on. the driver took off running but police caught up to him and arrested him. >>> a slip and fall accident happiest place on earth. the seven dwarves are dancing on sunday when dopey stumbles, slipping between the railing and landing on goofy on

so the heat advisory that was in effect for the five burroughs has expanded across the tristate area. we have excessive heat warning in effect near jersey and goes through sunday because we are expecting heat index values to the 90's and even over 100 degrees across the region. so with that expected limiting, be sure to wear light colored and loose fitting clothing and drink plenty of water. avoid caffeine and alcohol, too. they which be dehydrating you. a look shows we have shower withs and storms popping up. couple of severe once across central portions of new jersey. a couple of downpours work looing the central portion of the state in this i have sten ty to the vicinity and atlantic highlands or long branch. we have a couple of them popping up across portions of new jersey, right around western passaic county crossing orange county and seeping to rock rein so we have a a couple of showers there. a couple of downpours, too. nothing severe at the moment. but it alongs like we'll see activity as we go through the next couple of hours. so the sunsets and that is when dynamics will tri

what a shocking upset for defending world champion and south jersey native jason burroughs.ng tournament and will be returning home without a medal in rio. >>> flying over ten hurdles in 12 seconds and doing it faster than anyone in the world. three ladies from team usa have the honor of saying that, and i had the pleasure of sitting down with the gold, silver and bronze winners today. take a look. how does it feel, one, two, three? >> sweet. >> awesome sauce. >> a trio of track history. the ladies who swept and flew faster than anyone in the world. >> kind of take a deep breath and let it go. honestly. you've got it. just relax, go. execute. >> when you looked up and saw your time, and you got silver, take me through that emotion. >> i mean, this was the first time that i crossed the line and i knew i actually had a medal. i knew bri was gold, and i knew i was silver. i was like, i think we swept. i don't know what happened on the other side of the track, but i looked at bri, and i said, did we do it? she's like, i don't know. almost like, please stop talking to me until i

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this is john burroughs' account of traveling with teddy roosevelt in yellowstone in the spring of 1903in 2013, almost 110 years later, i was hiking out at the same yellowstone wilderness. with my son ben. we were on a slope when the ground began to shake. over the hill behind us charged a stampeding herd of bison. we jumped behind a boulder and the furry creatures passed. so close i could've run my fingers through their manes. i have the privilege to have not only wild experiences, but put them in context. i think that if you think that if this nation decided hundred years ago that places like yellowstone could be set aside for the enjoyment of future generations, that concept that you and i can have a similar experience that teddy roosevelt had over a hundred years ago. in 1914, an independently wealthy borax mining company director observed the deteriorating condition of the national parks. he wrote a letter to the secretary of the interior , franklin lane complaining , about that, and the secretary responded, "if you do not like the way the parks are being run, come to washington an

this is john burroughs' account of traveling with teddy roosevelt in yellowstone in the spring of 1903. in 2013, almost 110 years later, i was hiking out at the same yellowstone wilderness. we were on a slope when the ground began to shake. over the hill behind us charged a stampeding herd of bison. we jumped behind a boulder and the furry creatures passed. i had the privilege to have not only wild experiences, but put them in context. i think that if you think that if this nation decided hundred years ago that places like yellowstone could be set aside for the enjoyment of future generations, that concept that you and i can have a similar experience that teddy roosevelt had over a hundred years ago. in 1914, an independently wealthy borax mining company director observed the deteriorating condition of the national parks, and he wrote a letter to the secretary of the interior complaining about that, and the secretary responded, "if you do not like the way the parks are being run, come to washington and run them yourself." i would imagine such challenges have launched many critical care

sticklerville's jordan burroughs gets on the mat today. tell us about it. >> it should be exciting.ling continues an a good chance to grab gold for team usa. he grabbed gold in london and became an outspoken advocate for keeping wrestling in the olympics. no better way to voice that than to come in here and have a strong performance. >> let's talk about the semifinals in men's basketball. give us a preview of the matchup between usa and spain. >> yes, i think we can sum it up pretty quickly. usa seemed to really get into their game in their last match against argentina. they understand it's winner go home time. the men doing a good job. we lookç for them to win. 'spe and speaking of a good job, you've done a great job covering the olympics. i'm glad to have been a part of it. a taste of rio, behind the scenes. i've tried to pick up some of the native tongue. here we go. >> okay. >> it's a little rusty but there you go. thanks. >> i love the team usa outfits you've been showing us, except for that jacket today. are you bringing that home for us, too? >> unfortunately i brought it fr

and american wrestler jordan burroughs lost his quest for gold.n games champion fell in the quarterfinals of men's freestyle wrestling in just his third international loss. one bright spot, women's water polo team earned a repeat gold, crushing italy by a score of 12-5. >> lots still to come in primetime, the world's fastest man will try and go for his third threepeat of the summer games. usain bolt will anchor jaume can a in the 4 x 100 relay against justin gaitlin and team usa. we're also going to see the american women in the same women after they got an unprecedented do-over in the semis and pull off the fastest time yet. and trying for repeat gold in the pole vault and it's men's platform diving qualifying. >> three of the seven people killed in the silver spring apartment explosion have been identified and we now have confirmation that natural gas caused the explosion and then fueled the fire. news 4's chris gordon is live outside the flower branch apartments where the investigation is far from over. chris? >> reporter: well, doreen, the nts

tia burroughs lived across the street and took these pictures.ne of the fire fighters a man in his 60's was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. >>> this video just into our news room fire crews have just contained a fire burning through an auto shop in burlington county. chopper three over welling rv and auto depot in edge water park, new jersey. it took crews an hurry to put out that fire. no injuries were reported and no word on a cause. >>> pennsylvania is getting a new you attorney general by the end of the business day to day. first deputy attorney general bruce castor will replace kathleen kane five months after she created the job for him. castor has ties to montgomery county as a two term district attorney and county commissioner. he ran unsuccessfully for attorney general in 2004. kane just resigned one day after a jury quick her of leaking grand jury information to smear a rival and lying under oath. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up to dayton kathleen kane's resignation. our coverage continues on line at cbs p

. >> when it is done systematic intentional to create burroughs of certain people then overpopulate other districts that violates the one-person one-vote principle. >> however you on this side of the case? you were the defendant in the district court? >> the secretary of state bought the principle of one person one vote to uphold that principle was very important that is why we felt compelled to be in this case. >> but only on appeal you didn't argue decided district? >> that is correct. >> what happened was there an election and in between? [laughter] >> yes. i won overwhelmingly. [laughter] >> i will be in for reelection in three years. >> so it doesn't make a difference of the end result the legislature with the republicans disproportionate share of the seats? >> yes. our position that ruling is irrelevant with the numbers alternately that percentage. >> said that would be an even greater disproportion of republican representatives. >> is is not a line drawn case but over or under population case of how the lines are drawn with that representation in the state house or state senate is

boardle voted in favor off relinquishing those federal funds including outspoken osp member edward burroughs the third who had this message forea parents. take a listen.n. >> i want all parents whose child could have experienceder any abuse or mistreatment intm the past to come forward andwa contact cps immediately.iately and i want all school system sys staff to be reminded that they are a mandatory reporter andte a they have the responsibilityponl to contact cps whenever an incident occurs. >> reporter: now the boardr: n did decide to form their ownheio subcommittee to look intonto those problems dealing with the head start program herero hr and also what's next in theexint future for them.hem. we're live in prince george'spr county this morning, anjalinjali hemphill, fox5 local news. >> northern virginia twonia tw attacks on a popular trail in tl one week alone. alone this is a sketch of the manof tm for. loudoun county officialsntyicias looking for a man they sayey s attacked an off duty sheriff's deputy while jogging in wn leesburg. they say the man had a box cutter and attacked the wom

you mentioned the 2009 earthquake, in fact then prime minister silvio burroughs was hardly criticizedor rebuilding effort. anna: there is already talk about how this will play into the political story in italy. to what extent do we expect prime minister renzi be judged on his ability to cope. berlusconi wasow judge. kevin: he was pretty harshly judge. renzi's 41 years old, very much hours after the earthquake. he went up to see the affected site and he said the government would respond very. referendum a major in the automatic some people who want to judge him how he response to a leader, before they cast a vote. anna: kevin costello our and are joining us from italy. the latest on a devastating earthquake. we will update you through the program. here are some highlights on the economic front on the day ahead. at 9:00 u.k. time, we get the iphone survey out of germany. and it is u.s. initial jobless claims. and the data also do. is scheduled to give evidence and statements in san francisco related to the emissions scandal. and dominoes is planning the world's first commercial drone pi

this is john burroughs's account of traveling with president teddy roosevelt in yellowstone national park in the spring of 1903. in 2013, almost 110 years later, i was hiking out of the same yellowstone wilderness with my son ben. we were descending an open forest on a rock stream slope when the ground began to shake. and over the hill right behind us charged a stampeding herd of bison. we jumped behind a large boulder and the giant, furry creatures thundered past, so close i could have run my fingers through their manes. as the director of the national park service, i have the privilege to not only have some pretty wild experiences, but to sort of put them in context. and i think for a moment, if all of you think for the moment that this nation decided 100 years ago that such extraordinary places like yellowstone could be set aside for the enjoyment of future generations, that concept that you and i can have a similar experience that teddy roosevelt had over 100 years ago. in 1914, stephen mather, who was an independently wealthy borax mining company director observed the deteriorat

. >> jordan burroughs leaving rio empty handed. >> reporter: this has been one exhilarated games. the u.s. track and field team officially challenging the disqualification. the win by usain bolt moves him into a tie with lewis for the most track and field medals for all time. the only athlete in any michael phelps. >> of course. peter alexander for us in rio. thank you. >>> we're going to get you a bigger check on the medal count as the competition gets underway today. the u.s. dominating with a total of 105 medals followed by china and great britain. take a look at the action coming up. the u.s. ladies will battle spain for the gold medal in basketball. in volleyball the u.s. women will take on the netherlands. hoping for a bronze in that competition. on men's soccer. the final is today as the home team brazil takes on germany. that's going to be fun. >>> let's go back to one of the best moments of last night. the u.s. women took gold in the 4 x 100 relay. a remarkable come back from the botched baton hand off two days ago. we're thrilled to be joined by one of the runners. engli

hope you'll urge people not only to read your book but bryan burrough's book, days overarm, which is in your bibliography. an excellent book on the era. >> guest: can i just second that motion enthusiastically. the book, "days of rage" is about all -- many of the radical movements of the 1970s. mostly focuses on the weather underground but also talks about the puerto rican faln. there's stuff below the symbionese liberation army. it's a terrific book and i'm delighted you mentioned and you happy to endorse your recommendation. >> host: we have seven books to go through. so another one "too close to call" i want to read a quote. >> guest: it's about the recount in 2000. >> host: you say. in all the supreme court's performance in the election cases, bush v. gore, vein indicated the famous observation offer by justice robert jackson in 1953. he said: we're not final because we are in infallible but a we are infallible only because we are final. let me ask you about that point and also what al gore did not do that might have changed history. >> guest: oh, boy. well, of all my books, "too