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cried the river he is a professional con artists.e was in time for burglary and six different social security numbers. [laughter] speeeight he got a second chance and is still scanning people and was arrested. >> key is the capitalist of the week. >> why don't you want to talk to us? >> updates so that twitter supported portugal to the new jersey couple the story has broken on portuguese news now people in the community that they're living in are helping them to give them baby supplies, food, once hated is released from hospital god willing, they will likely have to stay in portugal for weeks or months at she heals to get stronger so the little girl's health condition changes day to day they're talking about changing her ventilator one day is good the next day it is not. if you want to support them there's still a raising money for the unexpected cost. check out the facebook page. >> i have been here five minutes and i already got a check. on some. -- check. awesome. >> the river road park. >> because of the natural biological requir

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rescuers have heard cries for help from the sunken hull. 14 were rescued. mcbride has more. >> reporter: china's mighty river has seen tragedies before. what is uncommon in this case is the expected loss of life. hundreds of tourists were taking the trip of a lifetime to the popular three gorges dam area. the captain who was rescued soon after it went down said it was struck by a freak storm, what he described as a tornado. most passengers were asleep and had little chance to escape as the vessel sank in just two minutes. as other vessels and rescue teamed rushed to the area hopes were raised and sounds and shouts for help were heard coming from inside the hull. >> translator: the next step is to continue strengthening efforts in our rescue operation, not a second will be wasted as long as there is a little bit of hope we will try our best. we won give up. >> reporter: one woman was pulled out from inside the vessel raising hopes that more passengers somehow found air pockets to stay live. the scale is likely to raise fears about safety on china's rivers a

maybe that's him, so i left that class and just cried and cried. i knew that life was never going to be the same. >> one of ann's friends heard about the assault and called her with an important piece of information. >> she said, i heard what happened to you. and i really want to talk to you about it. it sounded a whole lot like what happened to me. as we talked, we found out this is the same guy. everything he did, everything he said, every movement was identical. >> ann's friend had been raped three years earlier just one mile from where ann was assaulted. a lafayette police detective matt gallien realized that ann's case was similar to other unsolved rape cases, some dating back ten years. >> i researched previous sexual assaults as far back as 1982. i think i found some as early as '84 that were similar in m.o. >> if these cases were connected, lafayette police not only had a serial rapist on the loose, but one sophisticated enough to elude police for years. yes, we are twins. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and

rachel: i cried. i cried. i resonated with some of the themes of isolation, of being misunderstood to not know if you have a conversation with somebody will that relationship then end because they have seen you as one way? jonathan: dolezal also says she doesn't feel that she has lied to anyone about her race. kimberly: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert now. there is a proposal for $100 million fine against at&t the second largest u.s. wireless carrier is accused of misleading customers about its quote/unquote unlimited data plans. f.t.c. investigation said they intentionally slowed down data speeds to customers with the plans and claim the customer did not tell customers. however, at&t says it notified customers through bills texts and online. jonathan: so you are waiting for someone to get home for dinner. time to check the traffic situation and see if they will be late. jamie sullivan has the details. how is it rolling? jamie: some spots you may be late. 395, begin here. your commute heading northbound

>> i cried. on the show. i was sobbing.is would on the telethon. >> but with none of the emotional moments to justify it. it was just exhaustion and everything hit. and it's the third episode of the show. i'm actually kind of proud that it took three whole episodes to cry on camera. that's pretty good for me. that's pretty good. >> jimmy: seth meyers is your guest on the show tomorrow? >> he is. yeah, i looked him in the eyes and i cried. and i don't really remember it. so i don't really know what the footage is going to look like. >> jimmy: are you a crier in general? >> yeah, in a big way. >> jimmy: in a big way? really? >> yeah, i think i cry more often than most men, yeah. i'm comfortable saying that. i feel no shame. >> jimmy: how many times a week would you say you cry? >> four to five times a week. how about you? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm not -- i don't know. probably -- i probably cry about once every three and a half weeks, i'd say. >> wow. >> jimmy: usually only for a moment, thinking about someone who

. >> the baby elephant who they think is female, has turned toward the direction of its mother's criesunately is also the steepest side of the well. in the jeep, vicki describes what she's seeing. >> come on, sweetheart. so robert is trying to turn her and bring her to the side that has the shallow. apparently she doesn't think that that is a good idea. >> the engine noise further stresses the trapped calf. >> you can imagine the sound of a land rover engine running over. it's basically like shouting at them constantly. oh, baby, i'm sorry. you fell in a well, you silly girl. >> the team members have to coordinate carefully to avoid either man falling into the pit. >> go. >> as vicki waits for the right moment to hit the gas, robert tugs on the rope and nearly loses his footing. >> what they're trying to do is get the rope under the tail as best. the trouble is the water is so deep in the bottom that it floats on the surface. >> 30 minutes later, they've made no progress. >> for a minute there, we just stood there looking at each other. we didn't know what to do really. >> after a few

and we cried there. then we came back home, we danced. we also cried again. and for us, that was the resistance. >> the regression in the last three years has been incredible in the relationship between palestinians and the israelis. is there any way that you found to go to the heart of israelis and tell them don't be afraid of me? >> i don't believe in this fear. we are the people who are afraid of them. they are the occupation. we are the occupied. so the discourse that was played in the media and played in their minds by their leaders, i don't accept it. they talk about their security, but they never thought of my security. >> more than any other time that i went back to jerusalem, i found people living in fear and in suspicion of everyone who entered the coffee shop. even security where jerusalem became the world capital of suicide bombing. >> one of the victims of suicide bombing is a doctor, who, in may of 2003, was standing behind a young palestinian girl in a supermarket who blew herself up, causing him multiple injuries. and he lost sight in one of h

the cries could be heard. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran with word the captain is now under arrest. >> reporter: a heart-stopping moment. divers pull a 65-year-old woman out of the water from under the capsized boat, haul her onto the hull and rush her to safety. and that tapping on the hull of the ferry, how they search for signs of life. they can still hear people yelling for help inside. the pleasure cruise left last week, traveling west along the yangtze river, carrying 456 people on board, mostly senior citizens, when on monday night, it hit a massive storm. these eerie images from a security camera on shore and tweeted out by a chinese news agency. they show the last pictures of the doomed boat minutes before sinking. and then the ferry went from this to this. completely submerged in just minutes. a few survivors swam to safety or drifted to shore, including the captain and engineer. so far, only 14 survivors and at least five confirmed dead. so many missing. relatives are desperate and an

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laughed so hard you cried. the cried so hard you laughed.ng not mad disappointed being disappointed just mad. those are just the ones i have had today. >> all was in there for sure. it was implied. >> greg, you got a lot wrong on the pot head stuff. >> explain to me what you got wrong. i would love to hear it. >> you are not considering all of the ways pot heads are contributing to the economy. >> give me some examples. >> snacks, bob marley posters, infinity tattoos. urban outfitters would go out of business completely. and the fast food industry. what about the fast food industry? >> there's a lot of nonpot heads that use the fast food industry, too. >> i don't know about that. also you saying that is detrimental and makes people sit on the couch. looks like liberal internet is not too happy with that. seeing headlines fox news host, drugs are the reason all poor people are poor. that will be a little rough. die know. seriously go out into public without makeup. >> i do all of the time. i look better without makeup. >> i understand. the la

i cried my makeup off during michael bolton. he was hysterical.via munn. >> ellen: michael bolton pretending to be on the phone with a been -- banana. >> and then a woman that thought, i will be responsible for documenting his breakdown. no finesse whatsoever. >> ellen: when he started singing to the orange, she just took her phone out and started recording it. hilarious. "the goldbergs" is great. continues to be great. very funny show. [applause] >> yes. thank you. >> ellen: how is that wig you are wearing? >> the bane of my existence. i feel like it growls at me when i take it off at night. but, you know, look, it's -- oh, boy. that's real specific. that's a specific look. we have our ferris buehler homage coming up. t*s you will applaud the television. >> ellen: it's a funny show. i'm glad you are hosting it. set your dvrs. it's tuesday at 8:30 on abc. we'll be right back. wendi, thank you so much. ♪ introducing the new schick hydro silk trimstyle... ...the tool you've been waiting for. the only waterproof bikini trimmer and hydrating razor in

we were so happy, we cried. we cried tears of happiness. >> he was given a three month temporary visa. but his string of g is an exception. and it didn't last long. >> translator: i'm not working right now because my identification expired. people are helping me. my family helps me. mark is trying to find me a job. >> and even he has learned what is already known by many other persecuted christians finding haven in america is not easy. indeed some of his fellow iraqi christians found themselves detained indefinitely at the u.s. border. which sparked this june 18th demonstration near san diego. >> the iraqi government gave up on them on the christians and also the american government can do so much they kind of quit too. i am hoping for mark to continue his support to the community. and help the rest of the christians to make it here and save their lives. it's a struggle but it's worth it to live in this beautiful country. >> his belief is echoed by others. remember the christian refugees we met in jordan? their

. >> the cries of doggie racism ringing out here in the upper west side.he condo building co-op board allegedly just sent out a memoir to tenants saying they need to know the exact breed of their dog. the co-op board policy says that information is unknown uncertain the board at its sole discretion may require president to perform dna testing to prove it's not one of 27 breeds that the co-op board is claiming show aggression toward people. those are unreliable which means people have to go to the vet including the bill which is pricey. i went to the condo building to get something. of of course i was chased off the property by security i headed to the nearest place where i thought i could get answers. right here one of the best dog runs in the city. i spoke to a dog owner who said his dog is a mixed breed. >> it's already hard enough that we can get into certain buildings. you're creating other restrictions. it's ridiculous. >> i spoke to a dog walker. it's not good for you. >> is not good for anyone. bill: when they are applying to get in? >> the people t

i literally cried when the buzzer went off at the end here is the roaracle it felt like a regular game out here and it was a good time >> reporter :how did you feel about the game? >>:lebron who? that's how i feel >>:we are the best and we proved it >>:it felt like a real game was going on in because it was rocking so much dub nation >> pam : >> reporter :here a day--are they kissing the mvp trophy rest of the team #dubnation has been trending after 40 years the secret recipe is to add a little "curry" falling in love with this team has affected me more than i could imagine #dubnation a lot of people jumping on the bandwagon this tweet says "shout out to harrison barns on his first sip of alcohol" says he has never drank alcohol until now #strengthinnumbers we didn't see riley steph curry's daughter her dad is on top of the basketball world along with the entire golden state warriors. our coverage of the nba finals continues online. go to our website for everything you want to know about the team. including raw interviews with the players. and a look at how the bay area is showing thei

and willie came up and hit a grand slam and i cried myself to sleep. mind. >> exactly. i said oh my goodness. the end of the world. the sun will come up. we do have a lot of high clouds moving off. the low clouds are in place. i'll tell you. now you know i like the look ahead and see what is going on. the 384 hour outlook which puts us around june 19th or 20th has a very, very deep area of low pressure throughout much of the pacific northwest so it looks like a continuation of this pattern. another low is beginning to move into the picture. it's right there. it will cloud us up late tonight. enhance this fog bank and probably give us drizzle late tonight and tomorrow. i'll tell you this pattern in place in january and february we have rain and snow. 50s on the temps. livermore is 55. delta breeze no problem. the water temps came down. i'm a little surprised by that. san francisco buoy down one. half-moon bay is down two. 30s and 40s and 50s. people are asking me are we going have a summer? we have to keep a an eye on hurricane blanca which is heading n

i cried, because i resonated with some of the themes of ice laition of being misunderstood. >> but what from all those years as a civil rights activist and naacp leader? participating at a really recently in baltimore. >> you're on display whenever you're out in public. the only play that it's -- you get a break from that is at home. >>> again, dolezal is struggling now to maintain her support, her credibility within the spokane community. so far the naacp has come to her defense. part of the problem is this investigation cites is that dolezal was not adequately neutral in her volunteer position to police the police because she is was such a strong advocate as head of the naacp. she actively participated in the protests and ended up reviolation some of names accusing the police publicly. so it will be very interesting to see, wolf if the naacp still comes to her defense for being kicked out of this position. >>> let's get more insight now. joining us don lemon and cnn analyst sunny hosten. she says caitlyn jenner's story resonated with her, she says since she was 5, she actually felt bl

. >> i cried on my way it work. i got a text from my mom, she is the one this told me.ot choked up p. >> off the yn you don't know the stress until the stress is off and that's the experience i had. >> it's been a lifetime struggle for so many and now the ruling seems to have put it to an end. >> we finally evolved and we ed regarding a gay and less bee yn issue. >> i know the culture as the hall still doesn't like it but now we have the law on our side. >> but many realize it'll take longer for attitudes to change. in san jose, alan wong, abc 7 news. >> not everyone is happy about today's decision. religious and conservative leaders say their fight isn't over. louisiana is the only state tonight still not obeying the order. some judges and county clerks in alabama, mississippi and texas are waiting for more instructions before giving out licenses. opponents here in california say the high court violated the constitution and state's right. >> ignored, trampled by the majority of the u.s. supreme court. and constitutions which our founding fathers said would be guarantee

their cries for help. and the captain under arrest tonight. >>> the head of the tsa now out. the story we broke. the undercover sting revealing just how much slides right past those airport security agents. >>> and the roller coaster crash. >> oh my god. >> 16 rescued, several seriously

this woman confirms hearing cries for help inside the ship. this is on the yangtze river after the pleasure cruise sank on monday night in china. the boat sunk quickly. it was caught in a cyclone and drifted two miles with wind and strong current. on board 458 people, and most of them are missing. desperate and furious, relatives are demanding answers from local officials. this man says, we have no idea if our relatives are dead or alive. the chinese prime minister sees the whole world is watching with the divers working around the clock. last year, a ferry disaster in south korea killed hundreds when a boat capsized. the captain was sentenced to life in prison for murder. the captain of this ship and the chief engineer are among the survivors. investigators are being pulled that rough weather was to blame, and the ship sank within minutes. jummy: coming up, new concerns over the takata and bag recall. answering tough questions on capitol hill. she is the fastest twitter user to reach one million followers. we have the buzz on caitlyn jenner,

earned reunion only on al jazeera america are the official theme is women empowerment but the political cries i in burundi andarecrisis in burundi. >> salva kiir government's is illegitimate, he says. >> the more we get others to come in they may add value. like the five african countries nigeria, chad, south africa. the vested nature of our neighbors may are neutralizeby these groups. >> i'm looking at peace and security council must be actually committed to the principle. the african union principle of acts african problems require african problems. >> the african union peace and security council is meeting in johannesburg. is the political fallout as president me air pierre nkurunziza pursues a third term of office. >> humanitarian situation have fled the country and we think that it is only the dialogue and its consensus based on the respect of the execution of all the agreements that have been reached in order to find a lasting solution. >> closed door deliberations continue. >> arrested president bashir accusing him of war crimes in darfur. let's cross to johannesburg. what are the chan

i dated men and women, finally had a chance to read caitlyn jenner's piece in the magazine and i crieds of isolation, of being misunderstood. >> but what now from all those years as a civil rights activist and former naacp leader? participating recently at a black lives matter rally in baltimore, and in this lengthy interview last years addressing the burdens and stereotypes that come with being a minority. >> you're on display whenever in public so the only place is you get a break from that is at home. >> again doleale is struggling to maintain her support and credibility within the spokane community. the naacp has come to her defense, but we're talking about this independent investigation that began may 4th before it was revealed she was white, which is looking into whether or not she was adequately neutral in her position to essentially police the police and also accusing her of not being able to put away her biases. i do have this report is that she became the spokane member of this police commission before she became the head of the naacp. so afterwards they feel that because of

. >> tucker, you said you laughed, you cried, you experienced the full emotional range?the first time. >> that is not the full emotional range. >> there was stuff in between there. >> there's also the laugh, you cried so hard you laughed. the being not mad, being disappointed, just mad. those are just the ones i've had today. >> it was guilt and shame. all of them were in there for sure. >> yes. greg, you got a lot wrong on the pothead stuff. >> explain to me what i got wrong. i'd love to hear it. >> well, you are not really considering all the ways that potheads are contributing to the economy. >> well, why don't you give me some examples. >> snacks, bob marley posters, infinity tattoos, visine, urban outfitters would go out of business completely. what about the fast food industry? >> you know, there's a lot of non-potheads that use the fast food industry, too. >> i don't know about that. also, you saying that it's detrimental and makes people -- it looks like liberal internet's not too happy with that. i see some headlines. fox news host, drugs are the reason all four

rescuers have heard cries for help from the sunken hull of the eastern star.least five have been confirmed killed. 14 have been rescued. >> reporter: china's mighty river has seen tragedies before what is uncommon in this case is the expected loss of life. hundreds of tourists mostly retired workers were taking the trip of a lifetime to the popular three gorges dam area. the captain who was rescued soon after the vessel went down said it was struck by a freak storm, what he described as a tornado. most of the passengers were asleep in their cabins below deck and had little chance to escape as the vessel sank in just two minutes. as other vessels and rescue teams rushed to the area. hopes were raised and sounds and shouts for help were here coming from inside the hull. >> translator: for the next step our work plan is to actively increase the trench and scope of our efforts. we'll utilize a variety of methods. it's a race against time. as long as there's a little hope we'll give it 100% and we'll absolutely not give up. >> reporter: one woman was pulled out fro

that's thanks to neighbors who ran to help when they heard screaming and cries of fire, described heavy smoke and flames around the kitchen. two of them said they didn't think twice, all they could think about was saving the kids they knew lived inside. they were talking about -- i can describe what they said. they heard screaming and wanted to make sure the girl and the boy were okay. the kids did get to jump out and they were fine but they used their hands to break through the glass and get inside. they have to get stitches -- one of them has to get stitches but otherwise feels fine. fire investigators have been on scene and have figure out if it's arson. so far it doesn't point to anything suspicious but they have to conduct a full investigation. the building is safe. the san jose fire department had to call a second alarm because of the injuries involved. the two kids who suffered the critical burns were taken to a burn center. luckily they didn't suffer any injuries because of the fall itself. so that's pretty amazing. add as for the good samaritans, the fire captain saying it's gr

. >> he was a boy who cried wolf who would make 911 calls frequently. >> bill says kevin was hard onother especially in the summer of 2010 when he got the deadline to move out and he cursed her out. >> that's it she says i can't live with you one second longer. >> how close is that to the day, the awful day? >> probably a week. >> the prosecutor's thoreory is he snapped. >> kevin lied. his dna is in the room. consistent with bill's story, inconsistent with his story. therefore, he did it. >> we both believed bill kyne killed diane. >> they believed bill's story was not true and his dna was all over the crime scene. >> the dna on her neck pillows, the dna on the folded sheets to me was a slam dunk. to me, that's reasonable doubt. >> the defense offer add theory kevin's blood sprayed toward the bed after he was scratched by bill in the fight at the door. the defense also argued that bill was the real killer. >> if it's not our guy, it has to be him? >> we did say that. i don't know if it was just not as aggressively as it needed to be said. >> maybe if they had hit bill harder jurors w

now have you two ever cried at work. >> i don't think so, but when i was a reporter, i would just runut to the news car and be like, i was a benefit of being able to drive all the way around. >> yes. >> and just be by myself and i would just let it out. >> that is best place to do it. chris, you haven't, i have not racked my brain. i found out when i was in the news room in 1995 that my grandmother passed away. my mom called me to tell me the news. she was crying on the phone too. >> that makes it hard. >> my mom called me once in the tears and it brakes your hard because you don't want to hear them sound like. that you lose it. it is awkward at work. when are behind closed door or out in the news room where there is like in privacy. everyone will look at you. they are staring. they will ask you are you okay what is wrong? sometimes you don't want to talk about it. >> back to your time it is not okay to cry. part of that when you are tired. >> when you are tired. >> what time do you and i get up to go to work. >> we get up at 1:30, we see each other here at 2:30. sometimes you look li

i one time heard him in the studio singing, i cried i had in idea what he was singing but i cried. >>iladelphia orchestra will entertain pope francis. mayor nutter also released other details like the fact that he is worried about the pope's security of course. the mayor says pope francis wants to interact with the crowds here and that makes him nervous. >> the pope wants maximum access to people, we want maximum security for pope frances. those two things are running into each other. he will win most of those battles. i think about this every day. whether i have a meeting about it or not i take this very, very seriously. the eyes of the city, country and world will be on philadelphia. >> we will have reports from rome, this afternoon at 5:00, 6:00 and, of course, on the 10:00 o'clock news. >>> lets get back to this p diddy story. >> he was arrested on the campus of ucla and what he allegedly did with the kettle bell that landed him in handcuffs. >> sue? >> i have got steamy weather on the way it is feeling sticky right now stormy weather later on. we will time it all out in the weath

we cried. we are not afraid. we think we not affect but it's the death for these good people. for this great country. >> the people we met recount the horrors felt during the attack. saying they can't understand why someone would kill tourists. but all say they may not comeback to tunisia. >> nothing in the future. no. because i'm scared. it's probably what they wanted. i have two children at home that i miss. and, yes. >> translation: i feel sad for the tunisians who face hard times in the future. it's a country that needs to boost its economy so people can find jobs. >> the government says it will increase the number of troops it has on the streets, and will shut down mosques accused of inciting violence. for the tunisians that work in the tourism industry the march on the beach is a message of defines that they continue to work despite the uncertain times. this is where the gunman came from an open fire killing 38 people. the attack raises questions and led to an increase in security procedures in one of the most popular tourist destinations in north africa >>> now footage

i go home at night and i cried >> emily : it is the largest state funded facility but it is prepared to close its doors and has told parents and teachers to move on >>:the hardest thing ever from teaching these kids is telling the parents that they can no longer bring their kids here >> emily : there are too vast shots where they could go, but the deadline is friday and that is a tight timeline. if these hail mary's don't work than many teachers will be out of a job >>:it's not just the children is also the families and the staff who are going to lose a lot from this >>:tomorrow is going to be the hardest day of my life to say goodbye to these children >> emily : will continue to be updated >> pam :at least 24 homes have been destroyed because of a massive wildfire in washington state. officials say. it has burned about 3-thousand acres since sunday afternoon. it is only10 -percent contained. fire crews are keeping an eye on winds. as they are expected to reach 15 -to 20- miles an hour tonight. that could fan flames again. crews were also pouring water on a couple of burned warehouse

and on the he and she cried it means trimming down business and focusing on court consumers, what we saw with target the other day. -- while >> meanwhile, the big story with greece. obviously, according to officials, they are making no progress. they will need a miracle to get a deal, then tsipras gave a speech today where he talked about imf criminality. you don't particularly associate trying to get a deal by accusing your creditors of criminality. there is this a view, that oh god, things are getting bad. i think maybe this serves a useful purpose, it reminds me of the debt ceiling fight from 2011. at the very end, there was acrimony, but it served a purpose, because then when they make final concessions, tsipras can say that they fought really hard. maybe not as bad as people think. alix: it seems like the greek people want a deal. so who are you moving towards, the far left? it strikes me as odd. but the conversation continues on greece, what happens if, and there was a hypothesis, thinking if greece has to leave, what about euro bonds? , by mark gilbert, it could be a smart way

they are facing the migrant cries he seriously. >> welcome to the program. large and complex. that's how the world health organization has described the mers outbreak in south korea. and it warns more people will be affected. earlier, healthy authorities reported 12 more cases bringing the total to 148. 14 have died so far. richard tonseth reports. >> in this hospital in seoul they brought out the big guns in the fight against plers. asmers. as the fear of contamination spreads, shopkeepers say customers are staying away. >> sales have dropped 40 to 50%. not many are walking around and kids are hiding at home these days. >> translator: the number of people have gone down significantly. i hope the mers situation solved soon so our market is restored again. >> visiting the heart of mers response operation including the team for the whro world health organization.o. >> the outbreak is large and complex, more case should be anticipated and because of this the government should remain vigilant and should continue its intensified disease identification until the outbreak is over. >>