need medical help. >> does anybody have an eta on the other dolphin? and tag them. panicking animals don't make the process easy. >> the animals are stressed, so they could be thrashing around. >> responders try to minimize distress by moving the dolphins closer together. >> they're basically experiencing car crashes. we have to take the stress into account. >> the strandings are relentless. >> it would not stop. day would go by and we wouldn't hear reports. we thought okay, this is the end of the beginning of the end. then the day after we'd get a report of ten more live animals. >> despite heroic efforts, rescuers can't save every animal. losses are tough even for experienced volunteers like tracy plout. >> it's difficult when we respond day after day after day and put in hours to attempt to help these animals and we lose them. >> why are they dying? yeah. >> no one goes home until all the live dolphins are back in the ocean. but finding a good release location can be tough. >> we're releasing them in a place we don't usually release. so just because

shark bite. >> this dolphin remains were discovered off fourth street beach in north wildwood. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan has this story. >> reporter: some people freaked out others trying not to worry after learning that this baby dolphin bitten by a shark or shark watched saturday at fourth avenue in north wildwood. >> that is why i'm not going swimming today. >> one in the million chance, you know, you will get bit by a shark. >> reporter: they pulled the dolphin out of the surf and they snapped this current photo. >> wow, until she flipped the dolphin over i guess she she got a shark bite. it looked like one shark came up and chump. >> reporter: beach patrol threw ate way not realizing it should have have been reported to the in in reen mammal stranding director. the director bob says the shark got the dolphin after it was already dead and suspects a nurse tiger was culprit. >> if they are floating on the surface they become food for sharks and that particular dolphin, was definitely food for sharks. >> reporter: officialness north wildwood said desp

tourists slowly approach the dolphins, unsure of what to do.egin to walk into the surf and attempt to roll the dolphins back into deeper water. then even more people rush out to help. one man grabs a tail and drags the dolphin back out into the ocean. soon, others follow. more than a dozen people start to grab dolphins by their tails. it's unclear why species like dolphins and whales beach themselves. some scientists believe a leader of the group may unintentionally guide the others into shallow waters. other theories cite human interference such as sonar or shipping noise as factors that confuse the dolphins' internal guidance systems. each year, hundreds and sometimes thousands of dolphins are found on shores worldwide and most of them don't survive. but this group is lucky to have some human friends at the right place and right time. giving them a second chance at life in the open seas. >>> across the goeb globe for those living below the poverty line, america is the land of hope, ek n hope. life in the u.s. means something else for others.

director bob says the shark or sharks ate the babe dolphin after it was already dead. he guesses the culprit is a nurse tiger shark. despite rows of shark teeth they are not considered aggressive toward people, unless you get between the shark and its meal. so unlike what the north wild life life guard did do not go near injured sea life. >> do you not go out and look at a dolphin that looks wounded or thrashing around it could be thrashing because it is being eaten by a shark. >> reporter: marine mammal stranding center and city had a conversation about the fact that this dolphin was not reported the way it should have been. it won't happen again. live from north wildwood, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> some good advice there just be cautious out there. >> yes. >> don't get between shark and his meal. >>> still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 what has been a common sight for tourist down the shore find out what is attracting red foxes to the ocean city boardwalk. >>> and he says he never saw it coming, one of the teens who lost an arm in the shark

and the sound and the effect that it had on the dolphins and he was studying this and then he said my dream is to go in space. and i said well great well one day he gives me a call, and we're talking about several years there, uh where he said uh i'm going to nasa and uh i'm learning and he was in texas and then one day he calls me and he said they retained me. i'm going to go and be one of the members going up in space uh to repair the hubble telescope and then he said and if you're interested we're going to do all the repeat and you know the public needs to know that every astronaut is a scuba diver first. they experience being weightless. and everything they do in space to repair and so on, they do it underwater in the tank in texas. so he invited me to go and watch them repair the hubble telescope where they remove some computers, put new ones and so on. and i was there like a a visitor, but a great honor and then uh, several i guess a year later he called me and he said, i'm going in space. uh would you like to be there? i'd like you to be there when we're going to take off. and

get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> photo of a dolphin with the shark bite they were discovered off fourth street in north wildwood. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more on that story. >> reporter: some people freaked out others trying not to worry after learning this baby dolphin bitten by a had shark or sharks, washed up saturday on fourth avenue in north wildwood. >> pretty scary that is why i'm not going swimming today. >> one in a million chance you will get bit by a shark. hopefully it is not today. >> reporter: officials say they pulled the baby dolphin out of the surf and that is the current snap of the photo. >> i was like wow and until you flipped column fin over i could see shark bite right there, it looked like, one shark came up and went chump. >> reporter: beach patrol threw ate way in the real is it should have been reported to the marine mammal stranding center. the director says the shark got the dolphin after it was already dead and suspected a nurse tiger was a culprit. >> if they are floating on the surface soon after death they become f

a philadelphia family vacationing in north wildwood took this picture of the dolphin. they say a fisherman reeled it in saturday morning. the marine mammal stranding center says the dolphin may have been killed by a sand tiger shark. they say it is a slow-moving shark that's not known to be a danger to people. >>> happening now a traffic alert for interstate 95 in northeast philadelphia. penn dot making improvements on 95 north between the betsy ross interchange and bridge street interchange and that stretch is reduced from three lanes to two. the restrictions will remain in place until 5:00 tomorrow morning. >>> coming up we'll hear from evan mathis's teammates. >>> the phillies. it was embarrassing. wait until you see what happened tonight. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the p

the remains of a baby bottle-nosed dolphin that washed up.ey believe the bite marks came from a sand tiger sharp, but also say that the chunks were taken out after the dolphin had died from another cause and the sharp species is no concern for people. >>> the federal government called out at&t for allegedly misleading customers about their unlimited data plan. the f.c.c. says that at&t would intentionally slow cell phone user's internet speeds to a crawl after they use a certain amount of data in a month. and the company says they are transparent as traveling speed as a way to manage network congestion. and that would dispute today's $100 million fine. >>> soon a new face on the $10 but we don't know who see will be. that's right, the treasury department announced a woman will be on the redesigned note. right now alexander hamilton is on the $10. the treasury department will is a list-- elicit input on what woman should appear. >>> the federal reserve is moving towards raising interest rates the first time in a decade. but they declined to sa

a philadelphia family vacationing in north wildwood took the picture of this dolphin. the marine mammal stranding center in brigantine says the dolphin likely died before it was bitten by a sand shark, a slow-moving shark not a danger to people. >>> hunter spoke from his hospital bed yesterday. he's doing much bet after being attacked by a shark over the weekend in north carolina. hunter said he felt something hit his leg and didn't see the shark until the animal was clamped on his arm. the doctors had to amputate his left arm below the shoulder. even after all that this teen is staying positive. >> i've lost my arm obviously. i can try to live my life the way i was and make an effort to do that even though i don't have an arm or kind of let this be completely debilitating and bring my life down and ruin it in a way. and out of those two, there's really only one i would actually choose to do and that's to try to fight and live a normal life with the cards i've been dealt. >> wow. >> that's wise beyond his years. >> wow. >> he wasn't the only one attacked by a shark. a

formula one may be coming to the united states thanks to the owner of the miami dolphins.box on cloud services. we will talk with a fox chief executive later. there is mounting evidence that hydraulic fracking has led to more earthquakes in the central part of the country. that is the subject of a new friends at our bloomberg intelligence. rob barnett is one of the partners and he joins me now from washington. can you describe a little bit what was the intent of the report? rob: you look at oil and gas industry practices and fracking itself is really not the issue. it is a related practice of injecting wastewater deep underground. gas,you produce oil and whether you're talking about a conventional well play well that has been frack, you happen to produce a lot of water in addition to the oil and gas. we are talking about large volumes. you get 10 times more water than you do oil and gas in a particular well. the question is what do you do with all that water? the practice in the industry has been to drill a separate well and pop that water underground. wastewateron of that

. >> well it's documented dolphins will adopt another dolphin or species and raise it but it hasn't been documented a gray whale has done it. think about this. feeding one calf a gray whale loses 30 prs of its body weight. that times two plus traveling 6,000 miles toward the arctic. >> she gets the whale momma of the year award for this. >> we're on the river in cavalry. you can see right there, one was trapped right there behind the rock as the water is rushing by. rescuers repelled down as you can see and gave her a line to hold on to and they came over to help her. she was too tired to risk the swim to shore. these guys come up and everyone holds on. they work together as a team and get the boat right up close. as they start pulling away you can tell how scared she is. she does not want to let go. she gets over to the side and everybody's fine. our second video comes from south africa. residents notice three dogs have gotten themselves in the water in this reservoir. this is a reservoir with no way of getting out. they realized they were in trouble. they all turned up. these two here

as dolphin safe. the president sort of kind of technical right. they can't force us to repeal our laws. they could just blackmail us to repeal our laws in secret tribunals. the ones i mentioned are under a state-to-state dispute resolution. the t.p.p., that this trade promotion authority facilitates allows corporations special standing to go to a special private secret tribunal only available to corporations to challenge our laws. just think of the mischief in the future. one will certainly be pharmaceuticals. most certainly they will challenge the requirement that we negotiate lower drug prices for our veterans and people on medicaid and they will win. the president's right, we won't have to repeal the subsidies for those drugs or reduced price. we can just pay the pharmaceutical industry tens of billions of dollars to keep providing affordable drugs to veterans and seniors. this is a great day for america. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. members are reminded to refrain fro

stephen ross is the owner of the miami dolphins, he bought them for about $1 billion.that, he is the guy across from you on the monopoly board. he owns 50,000 residential units, giving him about $5 billion of net worth, including some real iconic ones in the pipeline like west manhattan. he is a big sports fan. between the miami dolphins and an american soccer team the olympics and he and his team are reportedly looking at the books right now for formula one, though no eyes on the other side have confirmed that there is a possibility. . but it looks pretty serious. their decision to buy formula one is hailed as one of the best private equity decisions in history. that has returned something like 750%. they put into billion dollars to get it and have gotten $8 billion out of it. they may just get their opportunity. liberty global and discovery communications last year tried to make a deal with the principal stakeholder, and that didn't go anywhere. but this feels like maybe this could be something. anna: what would this mean for bernie ecclestone? ryan: he is going to t

steve osunsami has the story. >> reporter: just like the dolphin winter from the dolphin tale movieslifornia who is in for the surprise of her little life in florida. >> i'm going to give you a bit of a tour, if i can. >> reporter: annie was born with a challenge. she's missing her right hand. she doesn't know it yet, today, she'll get a new one. she thinks she's here at the clearwater marine aquarium to see the dolphin from the film that's near and dear to her heart. waiting inside the aquarium are a group of engineers, making last-minute adjustments to her bionic arm. she doesn't know any of this? >> no, no. she doesn't know she's going to get the hand. >> so i have a friend for you the meet. >> reporter: she found a familiar face upstairs. 16-year-old cozy who stars in the movie. >> do you want to come meet my friend winter with me? >> reporter: it was all too much. kissing and feeding the dolphin that's come to mean so much. >> we're going to have you feed winter some fish. reach inside and grab that. >> reporter: inside that cooler not a fish. yet another surprise. the prostheti

(imitates dolphin chirps) how does he do it? i hate him so much.kay, look, if the four of us go in on this together - we can minimize the risk. - or if none of us do it we can eliminate the risk altogether because none of you know anything about flipping houses. okay, well, we already have it figured out. i'm gonna be the designer because i know about colors and shapes. - yeah, so does lily. - i'm gonna be the contractor. and i'm gonna be the astronaut. oh, this is fun. phil, you go. mitchell, i am serious. i have overseen lots of projects in our home. i oversaw the remodel of our bathroom. under budget. right, phil? yeah. i was a little disappointed we didn't go for the butt-washing toilet, but otherwise... you can wash your own butt for free. well, that's not the same, is it? this is all fun to talk about. it is but i don't think that you understand what this could really entail. okay, there it is. mitchell just said "no," so we're done. surprise, surprise. we'll talk about this at home, okay? - mm. - don't give up. phil, you think it's a good id

for a major stake in formula one. >> so steven ross is the owner of the miami dolphins.ght that team seven years ago. spent $1 billion on it. but he is a fabulously wealthy 75-year-old. he has a real estate portfolio worth five dollars billion. he also is interested in soccer. he wants to be a major league -- he wants to bring a major league soccer team to miami. the idea of him from reports teaming up with qatar seems to make sense. qatar is going to host the world cup in 2022, if they do not lose the right to do that. in general, qatar thinks that sports are a place that they want to invest their money. they see them as commodities. it could be a powerful duo. they will have to convince cbc. it has the biggest equity stake in the holding company that controls formal one. there were talks that global liberty were looking at buying it. but they have had a great run. maybe it is time to get out. many people call their $2 billion purchase of that stake in the holding company that controls formula one back about 8 years ago is the single best ever deal in private equity his

ruptured more than a hundred thousand gallons of oil spilled after the spell at least nine dead dolphinsor this government with mouthfuls of tar supplies and does the brown contends were also found that after the spill. >>darya: new jersey governing announces his run for the presidency in and forced officials to indonesia investing in that the deadly military plane crash will say what happened before the accident. >>darya: you can use the legal fireworks on now through july 4th from a in the morning till 1030 at night police want to be patrolling the city a row park issuing $1,000 citations if you use illegal fireworks there is a big risk fog rose to come by the approve fireworks at tnt and phantoms and located throughout the city of rome park of fullest imposed on a website. >>james: beginning to do its thing one things of gradually and then more severely as we had to the noon hour and then passed the will give up into a triple digit mark nudged from a crippled just about every community in the east valley that is one to the hot spot to the was the cause of they would offer free to pass

can your dolphin do that?d the number one thing about new zealand it was going to be the bad mitton team but they had to change their names due to complaint. the new number one are not only the boys i dated in hoopt. >> they r there are your top 10. >> if you are sloppy it is time to shopy. there is a new services that imposed crap on-line which is really the best time to do it. users get a text message every sunday at 2:00 in the morning with suggestions from intriguing products. you may want it after limaritas. a novelty came out. >> that is the lockness monster. >> how can you see that far? a t-shirt covered nicholas cage's waive if you want to text eeeer. that's heeey. 551. 773, 7865. now sean is it a great idea or a really good idea. >> buying garbage when you are drunk, it starts with the airplane and ends with a garden gnome. >> like the the grans big foot coming out of your player. it is also a garden. i bought one of the staircases to bed and i don't have a dog. >> it would be funny if you didn't thin

. >> yeah, i think, you is have to keep it in perspective, we hear how smart what dolphins are, whatid they accomplish? >> they got a tv. >> they are always getting trapped in the tuna net. i think how smart an animal is, what is their relationship with food? okay, are they eating it or rolling around in it or flinging it? no, no, not a person approximate. if there's people that do that, we don't need them either. >> i have a doctor who does it a lot. >> but, the thing is, we laugh about this, we are all having a laugh, right? but isn't it where it's going? we are going toward animal rights? >> yes. well, you know, i mean, i, look, some of my best friends are dogs. as they are to the world. no. but i mean, there's, you know, there's a limit, right? i mean, they are not -- a dog could survive out in the wilderness by himself. >> okay. >> i think that was the sixth thing, very intelligent way to end the segment. >> i didn't know what to do. >> you put a capper on the whole thing. coming up, life advice from whitey bulger, it's the kind of advice you cannot get from dear abby. more afte

dolphins. first time, scientists have seen polar bears in the norwegian arctic eat dolphins who were forced north by changing waters. global warming is changing the relationship between species. dinosaurs were warmed back to life today, but only in theaters. it is the opening of "jurassic world." topet sales are expected to $125 million. that is a look at some of your top stories this friday. coming up in the next half hour, bloomberg west and the anchor emily chang, taking a look at what we are going to be talking andt, which is twitter, emily, thank you for joining me. shares of four twitter rise, and then what happened today was sort of, oh maybe he is not going to be doing anything different. said the vision and the product strategy is not going to change, and so a lot of people thought, why get a new ceo? the news on twitter is still very much in question. andt down with john doerr we talked about the state of a venture capital industry and in an exclusive interview that is going to air ne

to be able to talk about the dolphins with felicity to be able to talk about lebron and to talk about florida. he really does connect with average americans. >> it is -- how is he going to handle the ganging up on? scott walker is afraid of marco rubio in iowa. jeb bush is afraid of marco rubio everywhere. they're all going to pile on him. john edwards was that "it" guy in '03 in the democrats and he couldn't take it. he sort of crumbled. >> the good news is that the stage is so full i'm going to be participating in some of these debates. no one can train all of their force on anyone or they'll be sabotaged by another. they'll have to step up for themselves. that actually advantages walker and rubio to a certain extent because they have the most to lose from being attacked negatively and this is not a field in which people can afford to attack too much. >> and the other thing is if anybody gets attacked it's jeb that's probably going to get the most attacks, whether he likes it or not. >> $100 million does that. >> it's a pleasure. your book is "the queen." you swear there's real advi

this picture has drawn a lot of attention from social media, the last few days, the remains of a dolphin that washed up along the jersey shore over the weekend, an expert now agrees it was eaten by a shark however experts do not believe that the shark bite was the final blow the newborn bottlenose dolphin was likely already dead before being bit and by a tiger shark. they described the sand tiger shark as a harmless species with no confirmed human fatalities, it's not uncommon for dead animals to be bitten by sharks. when you see news breaking in your area, you can send it to us by email by using jointheaction@6abc.com, or posting it on social media using #6abcaction. over to rick and monica. >> thank you. >>> a look at the commute home tonight one you more time. >> you do not want to join this action on 422 what a mess on the westbound side because of a road buckle this afternoon these are the westbound lane as approaching 22 9 the phoenixville are collegeville area, the buckle is blocking both lanes and traffic is squeezing by on the shoulder this is the case most of the afternoon, giv

they think the dolphin was dead. bill: a perfect bite mark. >> a perfect mark. can't imagine anything else but the shark. sharks are everywhere. ♪ >> on the night of june 122012 the house behind me was the scene of of a gruesome murder. sheriff's office or from a boy scout troop leader corrections officer was found stabbed 20 times. what was the motive? he was abused at the hands of guinness pay for years. >> eight years old until i was 12 years old. sexually assaulted and raped >> tears flowed almost immediately. once fredericks was told to describe his history of abuse at the hands of dennis bag. >> no one would ever believe my word overhears. >> clark frederick appeared in court today to plead guilty to the crime and receive a deal which could send him to jail for five to ten years. he said peg peg established and kept control of them and horrifying ways. >> control me by torturing and killing animals in front of me saying he would do the same to me if i ever told anyone correct. >> i watch television coverage and service work on his face. i need in his pay w

. >>> if you ride uber in south florida, miami dolphins reserve a.j. francis moonlights as an uber driver. he enjoys meeting people. he videotapes his conversations and posts them on the youtube channel. he's enjoying it and making extra cash. >> before he makes big bucks in the nfl. >> you can imagine a guy like that picking you up? >> he does have the cameras rolling. >> candid camera is some something that used to. >> we know. >>> let's look it up on google. this is highway 4 westbound as you come up on little pass grade. the traffic is busy, seeing roadwork in the area, give yourself extra time. this is highway 4, highway 24, nice and light from walnut creek to oakland. if you get to the bay bridge toll plaza the traffic is light, no major problems getting on to the bridge. let's go to steve with the forecast. >> i'm busy. really? >> yes, there's a lot going on. we'll, yesterday was the cooker, temperature soared but the fog has come roaring back for some. it's not going to make a impact inland. a lot of this looks parallel to the coast, there's a

he owns the miami dolphins, as you said. he is sort of like a real-life monopoly man. guy was on the other side of the board when you played monopoly and had all of the real estate. this guy has 50,000 residential units, which contribute $5 billion to his net worth by our count. all the papers are reporting this. it would the important if he teams up with qatar. they're concerned about their fifa bid. they look at sports as a commodity that people cannot get away from. they see it as an attractive long-term investment. the idea is that if all goes according to plan, in a few weeks we would perhaps see a formal bid. if they bid, cvc may be interested in hearing it. they turned down an offer last year from liberty global. liberty global was the leading bidder in a consortium last year. that did not go anywhere. they have done fantastically with the investment they made in the late to thousands in formula one. -- 200's0's in formula. many are calling it the best private equity deal. it has been fantastic for them. they have put into billion dollars. they have already gott

that's what wildlife officials are saying about a half eaten dolphin found at the new jersey shore.we want to warn you, some may find this picture disturbing. a fisherman reeled this in saturday morning. the marine mammal center says the dolphin most like lily died before being bitten. >>> jim laney, he was hit by a bolt last friday for a second time. he was not far from state college. he said he saw a flash and woke up an hour later with a burning sensation on his belly. he felt that same sensation after being struck by lightning while showering at home six years ago. he considers himself pretty lucky. >>> instead of going past the church, maybe i should go in it. >> the odds of being struck by lightning are fun in a million in any given year. >>> and good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. we are on route 202 right now where we're battling sun glare right around the schuylkill expressway. also we're seeing sun glare on the schuylkill, different parts of 95. we check in with new jersey in just a few minutes. we send it over to bill henley to get a c

experts say this baby dolphin was eaten most likely by a shark shark.he shore news reports a lifeguard pulled the remains out of the water in north wildwood on saturday. the marine mammal stranding center told the paper the shark did not attack the dolphin when it was a life. >>> developing right now, cabs stolen right off philadelphia streets. new surveillance video could be the key to finding who is behind it all. 12 cabs gone in the past nine days and police want you to know the stolen cabs have been used in other crimes. fox 29's dave kinchen shows us how police are working to catch the guy behind it before he strikes again. report. >> i don't have no job. how can i make money. >> reporter: this man says he cannot work after having his taxi stolen overnight at 42nd and chestnut in west philadelphia. andd police say this man is the prime suspect accused of of stealing 12 cabs in nine days. one heist even caught on surveillance video. >> you can see that individual walking up and down the street. at some point he walks to the driver door, open the doo

many rare species live there including the dolphin. 2.5 million people live along the shorelines. many of them are fishermen. we have a report on how they are dealing with the spill six months on. >> things are finally getting back to normal. several months after a massive oil spill fish are starting to return. >> some fish died right when the spill happened and we couldn't catch much. then the river started to recover and it's now about the usual amount of fish. >> environmental activist feared the worst when the oil tanker sank in a protect the dolphin sanctuary. damage was limited. a u.n. report found that the tide had quickly washed most of the oil out to sea. if the damage was minimal so are the lessons learned. >> this cargo vessel is going out the same route along the river where the oil spill tack place. the captain said he has to use this route regularly because it's the only way to get the cement that he's carrying into the rest of the country. >> with ships continue to go transport oil fertilizer and cement another potential disaster seems inevitable. sure enough, on ma

dolphins yes. maureen: there are sharks here or nearby. plenty of them. the website o.c. search.org tabbed a maico off delaware last night. in 2013, we showed you these big bull sharms caught in the potomac off the chesapeake near a swimming beach. an attack surely could happen but it hasn't. >> back live picture perfect evening here. people that want to go in water today did. the head of the beach patrol shark attacks are extremely rare. something that causes more casualties on the beach is lightning. brad bell abc7 news. maureen: right now the search for a driver who struck a child on a bicycle and left the scene. this happened near orr elementary school in southeast washington. a parked car was also struck. neighbors say drivers often run a nearby stop sign and speed in the area. the child suffered serious but non-life threatening injuries. a budget battle is underway in prince george's county. the county council delivered a budget to county executive baker two weeks ago. baker has since vetoed a 1.5-cent tax hike only have to them override the veto. they are questioni

the pilots were flying a m-h- 65 dolphin helicopter. officials say, they were performing a routine maintenance test flight. but when they attempted to land. something went wrong. and the helicopter crashed onto its >>:when they were about to land they were hovering about 10 ft. from the ground approximately. when they attempted to land in malfunctioned and the aircraft landed on its side >> pam :the helicopter did not catch fire and there was not an explosion. it was a very windy afternoon at the airport. but it is unknown if that had anything to do with the crash. an update on a story we have been following for months. the buena vista mobile home park in palo alto, may get a reprive. tonight at a city council meeting, funds were approved to set aside money for affordable housing. the city manager will set aside eight -million, plus an additional six -and a half- million to help preserve the park. but residents of the park are still left wondering what their futures will be. organizers hope the park can be saved. >>:they stand to lose a

landing in sfo will have video from our helicopter partnership with abc seven new the color = n/a 65 dolphin helicopter a lot 3:00 yesterday afternoon will part of this routine maintenance testify went horribly wrong the pilots tried to land and some talent obviously did not function right. >>: during the test flight when they were about to land a recovering about to see from the ground approximately will listen to land a malfunction occurred in the aircraft landed on this side. >>james: it did not catch fire the coast guard base some far end of the airport well away from passengers and terminals all crew members and said walk away from that landing so that is the good news there and of the old story that we have been falling for months of one of is the mobile home park apollo also may get a reprieve the city council last approve funds for affordable housing the city manager will be setting aside $8 million was an additional 6 1/2 million terrell preserve that park medical living at the park are still wondering what is going to happen and of the park can be saved. >>james: the hell more than

in waste deep water trying to point out a pod of dolphins to a group of children. the rescue squad said the man had injuries to his lower leg and lower back and was flown to a trauma center but so far his condition has not been released. leon: you have to remember you are walking in their dining room every time we go out there. maureen: yeah. it looks like it might rain on picnics around here. doug: all kind of activities. police and fire game, folk like festival. stay in touch. get to what we expect. this is a live image in alexandria in the background and the oxand hill and the national harbor in the foreground. fine off the water. good -- sunshine off the water. that is a good sign. for city and outdoor plans you will be fine. tomorrow morning will be fine. but the afternoon and the evening and the nighttime, the chances of rain ramp up. upper 70's. 81 is the warm spot at reagan national. look at this rain. headed in our general direction. west and southwest. more south. this is along a warm front to move north. we will get rain tomorrow. but it's late afternoon

when dolphins in the water jaws not around. take a look at the temperatures around the region, right now our live neighborhood network takes us to bishop eustace prep in pennsauken. temperature 86 degrees. field is busy this afternoon track is as well. some camps going on. wind north at 3 miles an hour. we have a little bit of wind from earlier with westerly wind gusting to 20 to 25 miles an hour. right now in philadelphia 90. allentown 87. as we go to the south here's core of the heat. this is what is moving up the coastal plain. atlanta 94. raleigh-durham 95. we will approach mid 90's tomorrow. reason why we have this cold front that will be squeezing the warmth up the east coast. we have an area of low pressure over the great lakes and that is setting off severe wick weather yesterday through minneapolis, chicago right new through detroit this front moves eastward and by noon spotty showers to the west but between 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. we will see it moving through a ahead of the front, behind the front refreshing, dryer b

. >> reporter: he waded out to waist deep water after spotting a school of dolphins. that's when he was attacked. >> he got his child and the other kids out of the water and that was just pretty impressive. >> reporter: a good samaritan couple rushing to his aid treating his wounds and keeping pressure on until rescuers arrived. >> one victim multiple bites, he is stable. >> reporter: transported by helicopter to the hospital where this morning he is reportedly in stable condition. this is the fifth shark attack along the north carolina coastline in just two weeks. >> i think it's a little too paranoid. everyone is kind of on edge right now. >> reporter: two teens attacked on the same day on june 14th. abc news speaking exclusively with 16-year-old hunter treschl who lost his arm that day. >> i saw the shark on my left arm. it was halfway up my bicep kind of just attached then it wasn't attached anymore. it's not a life-changing thing to lose an arm. >> reporter: well shark attacks still extremely rare. your odds of being bitten 1 in 3.7 million. the population of gre

noises." [ laughter ] it's just crazy. [ dolphin noises ] [ cheers and applause ] much more honest thereourse, another big story this week is that kim kardashian and kanye west are expecting their second child. and i heard that the baby is actually due to arrive in december. yeah, we'll have to wait until then for the birth of the little baby yeezus. [ laughter ] that'd be so cute. it's cute, yeah. and listen to this, in a recent interview george clooney said that he doesn't believe in plastic surgery and thinks people should just try to look the best they can at their age. and the interviewer was like, "great, do you have any advice for people who aren't george clooney? [ laughter ] i mean, that's who you look like." check this out. a technology blogger recently reviewed google's self-driving cars and said that they "drive like your grandma." [ light laughter ] mainly, because when you look at them, you don't see anyone driving. [ laughter ] >> steve: awooga. >> jimmy: i think this is pretty impressive. last weekend in san diego, 92-year-old harriette thompson became the oldest woman to

the oil leaked into nearby rivers and waterways where rare species live including dolphin 2.5 millionn villages along the shoreline and many are fisherman and we report on how they are dealing with the spill almost six months on. >> reporter: for fisherman like this man things are finally getting back to normal. several months after a massive oil spill fish are starting to return. >> translator: some fish died right when the spill happened and we couldn't catch much during those days and the river started to recover and it's now about the usual amount of fish. >> reporter: environmental activists feared the worst last december when the oil tanker sank in a protected dolphin sanctuary and fortunately damage was limited. a u.n. report found the tides had quickly washed all the oil out to sea and the damage was minimal and so are the lessons learned. this cargo vessel is going up the same route and protected river where the oil spill took place six months ago. the captain of the ship says he has no choice and has to use it regularly because it's the only way to get the cement he is carry

what's the dolphin of patron? and then what the rationale behind the fee structure if i'm understanding that's the list >> i think commissioner tour-sarkissian you wanted to deal with the subsection d. >> in arithmetic to the other issues and and subsection d what is it specifically. >> regarding the fire department. >> yeah. and the notion is the fire department that is - and i mean it is kind of out of it didn't fit the rest of the - and so that's you roughly 10 items or so specifically and would be of anticipation other issues will be brought to the table as constituents are noticed in advance and allowed to prepare that's the motion anyone want to second. >> i'll second. >> commissioner white. >> commissioner dwight. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> commissioner l. riley commissioner tour-sarkissian and commissioner white. >> 6, 0. >> all right. thank you sunny >> thank you both for coming out and thank you, paul for coming out foyer public comment it is essential and we welcome it and are grateful you're h

you are dealing with animals like dolphin that the have given birth into the oil. >> so the idea of a cleanup is really a misnomer. there is no cleanup. >> you have to do it but that means it's a solution. >> the problem doesn't go away? >> handily. >> it doesn't go away. >> it's affecting life, plants and animals. >> nonetheless cousteau believes in crisis lies opportunity. every time things like this happen, it's a chance to change minds inside the big oil companies. faced with the prospect of paying more and more settlements for sliernl damage, he believes they can be convinced in investing in renewable and safe forms of energy. >> that money could be used for new technology for a way for these companies to switch to renewable energy whether it's the sun whether it's the wind whether its the currents. the all new technologies that are being put together by pioneers. >> i want to believe that about youbut you know, we're sitting in santa barbara, it just experienced the worst oil spill it's suffered if 50 years. and in light of the gulf be horizon. how do you penetrate that? >> we n

we got to see dolphins swimming in the morning. >> the mom goes on to say look, everybody needs to start enjoying life instead of worrying so much about work and money because face it, there is no guarantee any of us will see tomorrow. >> that is a beautiful statement and word we can all really learn a lot from. >> no doubt, although that cross-country trip with the family can be a little rough. we did that when i was a kid. >> everybody make it out okay? >> just barely. >> but you remember it. >> i'll never forget it. >> that's all for our news at 7:00. we'll be back at 11:00. >> see you then, everybody. >>> nick gordon from reporters all while her family holds vigil. >> this is a really sacred time. it's the last good-bye to bobbi kristina. and to really send her back into her mother's arms. >> with a lawsuit looming, what we learned about their alleged world of drugs and violence. >> it was a ticking time bomb. >>> and jimmy fallon cancels his show. >>> and bristol palin's shame. after saying she would never have sex before marriage again. >>> and caitlyn jenner. makeovers and riding

went on the boat saw some dolphins a walk gets in a car, what can make the day more interesting?now bungy jumping. they love doing that stuff in new dee zee land. in the middle of nowhere, gets himself strapped up and takes the plunge. >> what's his excuse for not going into work that day? >> he's sick of work. that's a big enough excuse. >> did you mean sick or it was a sick day. >> he gets a beautiful viewpoint and experiences some snow waiting for the sun to come up. back to the airport, jumps on the plane, and back in the office. >> well spent sick day. >> may have to take a sick day tomorrow. >>> things get ugly on the road between a guy on a bike and a lady in an suv. the next light they meet face to face. >> [ bleep ] your face off you [ bleep ] moron. >> the surprising way this showdown ends. >>> and it's a prank with one simple question. >> where do i know you from? >> how things get awkward when the prankster gets the wheels turned. >>> st. patrick's day. >> dinner! what's up, man? >> oh! >> she really thinks she knows him now. bobothth d dririveve f foror a a l living,

. >> miami dolphins man. >> yeah you won't find many dolphins fans in iowa. >> do you think this is aood place for the republican process to start? >> absolutely. >> it's not reflective of the whole country. >> it's americans. it's every day americans who live in middle part of the country who are facing the same challenges and struggles. >> it was clear on the ground there is on opening there for him. there are a lot of people that don't know him yet. >> mark you're following this with everything else you were doing this weekend. any standouts? >> walker has a big negligent eye ichlt we look at the national polls and everybody is jumbled and tied up and no clear leader in new hampshire really or south carolina. walker is strong there. but as you saw in that piece, they all think that they can make their mark in iowa. even somebody like marco rubio from a different part of the country, young guy. hasn't spent much time there. but this weekend, drew big crowds. >> he did. he is one of the first people to help joanie ernst in the senate campaign. he's done a lot behind the scenes even i

and it was because of that father who acted so quickly in a split second spotted the dolphins and then. >> brave dad. reena, thank you. great to have you. >> you bet. >> thanks, reena >>> a lot of other news overnight. let's turn for a look at the other developing stories this monk to mr. ron claiborne. sinkholes. >> in florida, a florida community, dan and paula, on edge after several sinkholes opening up in just one neighborhood. this 15-foot deep sinkhole appeared friday in the city of port richey, just the latest to occur in that same area. in all ten homes evacuated in port richey. one had three sinkholes on the property. no idea when the sinkholes will stop because the ground there is getting increasingly unstable. >>> and in philadelphia, a transit police officer is under fire for allegedly confronting a passenger who was holding his infant daughter in his arms. the incident caught on security cameras showing the officer allegedly grabbing the man by the neck, pushing him against the wall while the baby is still in the passenger's arms. the officer says he confronted the man bec

>> reporter: ...and as an audubon society biologist who thrills at the sight of dolphins corralling afast of fresh mullet, or of the odd and elegant roseate spoonbills foraging for their own meals. >> you'll notice they're in that small shallow pond, their bill is sweeping back and forth. they're catching shrimp. there one just caught a fish! >> reporter: but frezza's wonder at what he sees every day is tinged with worry over what he knows-- that the intrusion of rising seawater is moving the vital estuary where salt meets fresh inland. shrinking the everglades, and changing spots like this one where there were nearly 400 spoonbill nests barely a decade ago. >> currently, we only have about 40 to 50 nests in this area. a lot of these birds are now shifting their nesting locations farther inland. >> reporter: the birds are just one sign-- one of many markers scientists are watching that show that as salt water from the oceans flows inward it impacts freshwater wildlife, and threatens the aquifers that supply drinking water for more than seven million floridians. so when president obama