ellen mckarthar, founder of ellen mcarthur foundation, she sailed around the world in 2005, and becamehe fastest person to sir calm nav knat the globe back then. bill mcdonough a consulting professor of civil and environment engineering at stam poured ford, an architect by training. ellen, i take it you have a more vast and intimate nonetheless of globe after circumnavigating the world. when i hear and talk about the environment and want to promote things that are about good stewardship i am accustomed to the word sustainable and heard people use regenerative, restorative and sclag. >> we like circular economy. we feel it's a different economic model. you mentioned from linear to circular. we kuptly take something out the -- currently take something out of the ground, making is out of it and ploe it away. we have 3 billion consumers coming on line, is century of commodity prices. what is the option? what we are doing is being more efficient with the linear economy. we are using less, being careful with the resources but we'll run out at some stage, that's a huge issue. a circular econo

ellen's husband's in the middle there, ellen happened to pass a fake snake to her husband.ook at his hand. her son has an extreme fear of snakes. >> oh! >> drops his beer, jumps out of there, almost falls in the water, falls off the docking and starts sprinting out of there as far as away as he can. >> in new mexico by now. >> yeah. >>> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next >>> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >> announcer: live from new york city, it's wendy williams! today, larenz tate stops by to talk about his role in "rush." plus, chef sunny anderson fires up the grill in time for the fourth of july and, plus, all of the latest juicy hot topics! [cheers and applause ] >> announcer: now, here's wendy! [cheers and applause ] ♪

ellen's husband's in the middle there, ellen happened to pass a fake snake to her husband.is hand. an extreme fe snakes. >> oh! >> drops his beer, jumps out of there, almost falls in the water, falls off the docking and starts sprinting out of there as far as away as he can. >> in new mexico by now. >> yeah. >>> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next >>> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >> the addictive new prescription painkiller. >> it has 50 milligrams of hydrocodone, five times more than vicodin. >> dr. oz and dr. sanjay gupta sound the alarm. dr oz: why would the f.d.a. approve this? >> plus -- >> surprising new faces of heroin. >> suburban mom becomes suburban junkie. >> dr. oz exposes this hidden epidemic. >> heroin use is hell disguised as heaven. >> coming up next on "dr. oz." dr oz: today -- a big change in the medical community that has me scared. i'm talking about a new prescription painkiller so are already lers giving it street names. it's called zohydro. many colleagues like myself and

here is ellen before.>> wow. >> wow. >> what a transformation. >> are you ready to see yourself? >> spin right here. >> oh, my goodness. >> you look like emma stone. you look adorable. >> emma stone. yeah. >> look right here at camera 12. gorgeous. tell us about the hair. >> we were trying to figure out who she looked like, and you were right, emma stone. oh, my gosh. >> yes. >> still on the light side even though it's red hair. we had vanessa do the haircut. look at this beautiful hair cut. the wave is still there, but a more appropriate length that works with your face shape. we have beautiful length. >> family. >> looks very, very -- >> totally different, which is what she was looking for. >> oh, my gosh. >> are you freaking out? yes. >> jill, that dress is so cute, and it's adorable. >> it's flirty. we picked this together. it's laundry by shelly seagull. look at the great statement ring. >> gorgeous. >> shop.com. >> round of applause for ellen. >> go to your family right over there. >> our second lady

ellen was unemployed for several years and reportedly came close to bankruptcy.t 15 years later she is hired as j.c. penney's spokeswoman. hosted the adcademy awards twic. this is so quick. >> it has been amazing to see the tide shift in american culture and the change of opinion that nowadays there is so much more support for day rights, same-sex marriage and equality. >> same-sex marriage is yet a different point and let's look at how quickly attitudes change there. found gay marriage opposed by 59 percent of americans. 10 years later supported by 59 percent. >> it has been amazing to see so many proud and gay americans like ellen and anderson cooper and neil patrick harris and michael sam being the first openly gay envelope player. one football player tweeted man, you got little kids looking at the draft. >> it is okay sewing heterosexual couples>> let's rule from sexual oren gages wore fem. when she gabecame the first feme speaker of the house. >> it is a moment for which we have waited over 200 years. >> today we have broken the marble ceiling. >> great. but

ellen was unemployed and reportedly came close to bankruptcy.ust 15 years later, she's hired as j.c. penney's spokeswoman and hosted the academy awards twice. this is so quick. >> amazing to see the tide shift in american culture and the change of opinion that nowadays, there's so much more support for gay rights, for same-sex marriage and equality. john: same-sex marriage is yet a different point, and let's look how quickly attitudes changed there. in 2004, abc "washington post" poll found gay marriage was opposed by 59% of americans. 10 years later supported by 59%. >> amazing to see so many out and proud gay americans like ellen, anderson cooper and neil patrick harris and now with michael sam being the first openly gay nfl player. john: there were a lot of people very upset by that. one football player derrick ward tweeted, man, you got little kids looking at the draft when the kiss was played. >> if it's okay for the media to show, heterosexual couples kissing and being affectionate, why shouldn't it be okay to have same-sex couples doing t

oscar fans will recall samsung's marketing win at the academy awards, with ellen's selfie.ined by jon erlichman from l.a. still with us, our editor-at-large cory johnson in new york and sam grobart. sam, samsung has not left anything to chance. they have pulled out all the stops, getting the biggest stars in hollywood to promote them. >> it's very true. it is a strategy that involves spending a lot of money, but it goes beyond that. just spending money does not always get what you want. they made a very conscious choice if you years ago to say, how are we going to change the view of our company? they went after a very difficult category, that category of cool. they enlisted a well-known ad firm in l.a. you think back to the next big thing is already here campaign they started to roll out, started to poke fun at apple, which would have been seen as a dangerous strategy. they have enlisted a lot of a-list talent. whene are always skeptical they see celebrities endorsing products. in the end, maybe less so with samsung than say, alicia keys pushing for blackberry. the other th

how fast are these rip tides, ellen?rip currents and, again, they are narrow jets that flow offshore. you know, they are fast enough that they are extremely hard to swim against, even for strong swimmers. as your graphic showed, the best thing to do is not try to swim directly against them, but swim along the shore or parallel to the beach. basically, you just want to get out of that narrow strong jet of water going offshore so you can swim back to the beach. >> 30 feet wide in some cases. how deep, ellen? >> you don't know how deep they are. they could be fairly deep. what is happening here, as you have prolonged high winds and waves pushing water onshore, the water naturally will flow along shore to low points on the beach. and it's those low points on the beach that will funnel water and sometimes sand offshore so it on be fairly deep but, again, you're going to be at the surface so you can't swim against it. but, again, they are strong, narrow, you just got to swim along the shore. >> duck diving will not work there.

monday, june 20, less than 24 hours after her daughter's funeral, the mother of ellen roche died. people said it was of a broken heart. pinkey scott dies of her wounds. there are two children orphaned by the explosion for their aunt -- and their aunt margaret was to take care of them. she is arrested as a common drunkard. the girls are adopted by a prominent d.c. family. a descendent of that family is here today. there are further consequences from this explosion. thomas brown is relieved of responsibilities at the arsenal but retained as a pyrotechnician. ironic. the house votes to give relief to the sufferers. $175 goes to each orphan child and $9.50 goes to each woman in the fire to replace her clothing. that is the only government money distributed to the families. i think my dad's favorite part of the story is next. it talks about the workers. monday morning, the workers come together after the funeral and decide everyone should donate a day's wages to have a monument built to remember these women. within one year, they have raised the money and collected it. they have had a

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ellen prager, a marine scientist. she's on skype which is a good thing. we can see her.d morning. >> good morning. >> here's the big problem. a lot of people don't know how to spot a rip current in order to get out of the way. how can you see one in order not to get sucked in? >> the problem is they are very difficult to see, especially if the surf is rough. there some are tell-tale signs. sometimes you'll see debris or a calmer spot. if the signs are up for rip currents, and they're going to be up for this fourth of july and the next few days along the east coast, truthfully, people should not go in the water. they are difficult to spot from the beach. >> what you don't want to do is swim toward the shore. you'll wear yourself out. but it does seem like it goes against instinct to swim either back out to sea or even sideways from the current. >> that's right. your immediate reaction is to try to get back to the beach as quick as possible. that would take you directly against this narrow jet of water. and typically they are pretty narrow. so the thing to do is, instead o

that to me plus ellen of course coming out made a big presentation to like look we're in these are normal people look at me i'm kind of an interaction is i'm not a lip stick lesbian i'm not masculine but i write in the middle you know all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest is linda berry the award winning singer songwriter producer and label since he's worked with some of the biggest sounds of music to christina i go where a pink alicia keys gwen stefani courtney love and celine dion to name just a few of many of them have been i guess ill will for linda took to making his brother i was she was the lead singer of four non blonds best remembered today for their astronomical success with the single what's up linda straw's in and is executive producer of make or break the linda perry project which premiers whedon's day july sixteenth at ten o'clock eastern on v h one what is make or break for me music right now is missing a lot of heart it's missing that soul it's missing that spontaneous emotion that comes from like that perfectionism the thing that thing that m

degeneres does howard stern oprah jerry seinfeld or practices yeah i said oprah her teacher i said ellen de generous her teacher i've been a big promoter of meditation because i believed in if i could get a guy someone like oprah and she can get the world how do you do it in a book the very simple books already a bestseller is number eight on the new york times list and it and having done the big shelves it so that now i'm on larry king. who knows so the plan making is that this book will make anyone feel it's a very simple process to learn to meditate a very simple book and it's a simple process there are no downsides to it no i mean everybody wants a glaringly when i was a kid i did a lot of drugs larry i took every drop they make when i try you know i try them all and i had fun with all of my thoughts but the purpose of the drugs was to quiet the mind to the dumb the noise. the purpose of meditation is done the noise you know if we want to be talk from what you know about religions right you say nevada for the buddhist christ consciousness or heaven on earth for the christians tukwila

the chairman challenging ellen to provide more information. to provideing yellen more information. >> would you be willing to report to this committee on the matters of mutual concern that we are discussing and any agreements reached? ati am not willing to report a regular basis in private conversations. with any agreements that were reached, that would be in the public domain. as far as our conversations -- >> how would it get to the public domain? >if you don't report them, how o they get into the public domain? >> that was just a taste of some of the frosty moments between the chairman and yellen. what was really happening here is a sense that janet yellen will have a rough road ahead of her testifying in front of this committee. a lot more about politics and the tensions in the room. >> michael mckee. also standing by, the takeaway from today's testimony not much for those who have been watching, but what about investors? >> everybody knows the type of behavior that the congressman exhibited towards the fed chair. really what people want t

maybe the elena selfie -- ellen selfie? donald sterling? >> lebron?ellen was 250,000 tweets per minute. that happened almost every single match of the world cup. the game yesterday was 1.5 more tweets than the super bowl. the overall conversation around 40 events on twitter -- germany and brazil broke all records, 35 million tweets. >> there was a lot of engagement, but how many new users do you think you brought on as a result of the world cup? >> we do not have our financial earnings call for the second quarter until a few weeks from now, so i cannot talk about users and revenue. we worked with fee for -- with fifa and official broadcasters. there was no other place you could see and listen instant replays. we worked with univision and had instant replays of what was happening on the world cup on twitter. >> what about on the advertiser side, the brands? if we think about brands that may have come to twitter because of the world cup, and maybe will now stay, any sense of that? >> when you think about brands that celebrated twitter, they came because

oscar fans will recall its win wheith ellen's selfie. we are joined with jon erlichman.h us is cory johnson in new york and sam grobart. has not left anything to chance. they have pulled out all of the stops getting the biggest stars in hollywood to promote them. >> it is very true. it is a strategy that involves spending a lot of money, but it goes beyond that. spending money does not always get what you want. they made a choice a few years ago to say, how are we going to change the view of our company? a difficultter category, the category of cool. they enlisted a well-known ad firm here in l.a. thingback to the next big campaign, started to poke fun at apple, and you are right. they have enlisted a lot of a-list talent. people are always skeptical when they see celebrities endorsing products, but maybe less so with samsung than alicia keys pushing for blackberry. the other thing they have done is after they started to get more consumers adopting their products in the u.s., and they spent more than $440 million on the alex he marketing efforts -- marketingaxy efforts,

light activity, a stronger cell outside of napa as you are approaching glenn ellen. these are very fast-moving showers and as you can pick out, closer to fairfield, not as much coverage. more activity towards the dixon area and once again, this is the radar loop, moving and showing you the showers in the south and east and heading to the north and west. we'll head off from the showers tonight and into tomorrow morning. the possibility of a slight chance of a shower. current numbers out there, still "american idol," san jose, 73 degrees. oakland, 69, santa rosa upper 60s reporting 68 degrees. forecast headlines for tonight, we do have mostly cloudy skies, some showers as we just showed you on live "stormtracker" 2 radar and the shower says will actually be very fast-moving out there, but still alot of clouds showing up in this, the camera. we have the fog and higher clouds, moving from the south. for tomorrow, sun cloud mix, a chance for a shower and in the extended, we are talking about a warming trend on the five-day forecast. overnight lows. first thing tomorrow mo

by ellen gwyn grain and waves. hurricane is extended to make landfall overnight not before. chief meteorologist is it known as ulster arthur is heading and when the report comes after the incredible video coming out of north carolina tonight. >> : long coastal north carolina the weather is bad getting worse. >> : you hear the rain at the beach right n.c. check out the storm clouds rolling and a short time before the downpour at the same beach on this elsewhere along the coast of land to goshen starting to do damage >> : this is an all islands north carolina or less large way of eating with the beach climbing a staircase normally drive the bottom pretzels with boards wrong and does kedging way as money ignoring evacuation orders choosing to stay >> : up fun scary we find out after a while >> : this is no time to put a hat on the get brave because the season midway is out there stay out of the water make sure we all have to come rescue you. >> : rv carolina governor's of those injuries deaths occurred before after a storm on during more on the path of the storm and projected p

. >> ellen and mark miller, their daughter was the local 10-year-old who despite fighting cancer was an out spoken advocate for more peed trick disease research. he dedicated this race to his friend on the day she died last october. >> what tom is doing is amazing but because our daughter is dead. >> lap three would be the crack in his inked armor. >> adam dropped out at mile 77. mitchell feared he could not finish by himself which led to this out burst. >> how many race versus you run? >> i haven't run any. >> stop saying you know i got it. somehow he pushed past his exhaustion. at mile 99 he greeted them. >> with only 30 minutes to spare before reaching the deadline he crossed the finish line. >> as i was running after adam dropped, i got really scared and really lonely. i said i don't know how this being dead stuff works but i need your help. i can't finish this race by myself. i know i can't finish it by myself and all of a sudden people started popping up and they got me across the finish line. >> what a good story. >> a group of people handed over more than 50,000 signatures to

ellen seagull. >> sara dupray, jonathan lef partner and chairman of the deer field institute. thanks for being with us today. to get the most out of everyone i'd like to keep my remashes short. i would like to get my cochair on this effort to say a few words. we will introduce eric from canter the majority leader. in essence we have the number two republican and number two democrat on board in terms of whach we're trying to do to show bipartisan forward marchs. >> with that diana. >> it's still fred. >> thank you. i'm happy to partner with you in this important effort. the 21 century cures initiative is an exciting effort that has the potential to impact bio medical research. the united states has been a leader for decades where we can work together to improve health and medicine or we can round behind. they we bring experts to the table to dig into how we can more effectively and efficiently tackle some of the complex challenges in medicine. as fred noted, research and innovation runs on a short of cycle, development, dlify. it's in those areas that we want to focus our atten

. >> maybe the ellen selfie. >> the ellen selfie. i don't know, donald sterling.ial media moment. lebron? >> lebron, yes, always a big social media thing. if you think about this feed, that was 254,000 tweets per minute. that happened almost every single match on the world cup. the game yesterday was 1.5 times more tweets than the super bowl. if you think about the overall conversation around sporting events on twitter, yeah, the game, germany, and brazil broke all records, 35 million tweets. >> ok, so there were a lot of tweets, a lot of engagement, but what about new users? how many new users do you think you brought on? >> well, we don't have our financial earnings call for the second quarter, so i can't talk about the users or revenue, but what i can say is it was a really big deal for broadcasters. we worked with fifa and official broadcasters, so except for broadcasters, there's no other place where you can see comments, analysts, instant replays. we worked with espn, with itv in the u.k., with univision, and we had instant replay of what was happening on th

. >> ellen degeneres tweeted that portia de rossi is joining the show as a guest star. she will have a top-secret spot. air at 9:00 on abc 7. >> the sold-out pop culture spectacular known as comic-con opens today in san diego. it has outgrown the city's convention center and spilled out onto neighboring streets. to meet your favorite , you actors and tv series get collectibles, exclusives, you get to see some trailers. it is amazing. to get to meet people that like the same stuff as you do, it is amazing. hub of thee nerd world and continues through sunday. >> it looks like a good time. >> check out this royal photo bomb from the commonwealth games and starlin. queen elizabeth got in on the action. you can see her in the background with a big smile on her face. kid who cry from the tried to photo bomb her. hip.e is so >> we have fabulous friday weather coming our way tomorrow. for the rest of the day, cloudy, a few sprinkles not out of the question. morrow is going to be fantastic and than getting hot and steamy. >> thank you, eileen. [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey! yeah, ba

. >> while they're not discussing their relationship publicly, ellen joked about it on her show. >> iso, no. >> the rumors have twitters abuzz with tweets like this. ryan gosling, you can't do this to me. say it ain't so. and this one, ryan gosling is going to be a father? my middle school self just died inside by the fact that i nor rachel mcadams is the mother. if they are pregnant, the beautiful baby will be a few months away. not so for jimmy kimmel, who revealed his baby was born earlier today, tweeting congratulations to my beautiful and very tough wife, molly, on delivering our baby girl this morning. condprats, jimmy. maybe he'll end up using his own daughter in some of his skits now. thanks for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night. things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal ge perlease. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. [ female announcer ] the intern

ellen degeneres hoped the cia could follow her on twitter.ia said sorry for not following you back, ellen, if you visit us, maybe we can take a selfie. oh, cia. seriously, cia, if i had to name a funnier agency that conducted mind control experiments with lsd, i would be at a total loss. the cia tweeted out, no, we don't know your password so we can't send it to you, hash tag sorry/not sorry. we would have to talk to the nsa for that. proving that just because you spend all day gathering intelligence on individuals you suspect to be terrorists bent on killing us, you don't have to be so serious about. follow @cia right now before the jokester crosses that line and gets fired or reassigned or just disappears. make sure to follow me on twitter @jaketapper. check out our show page at cnn.com/the lead for videos and blogs and textras. subscribe to our magazine. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now, breaking news. brink of war. rockets intercepted near tel aviv and jerusalem. deadly air strikes in gaza and a bloody shootout on a

degenerous. >> ellen was a surprise.n the rights to her own show, i'm guessing. >> she has her own show. >> okay. >> this is you why are never sick, right here. >> he is very kind. this is a ridiculous study. i will tell you what it is. if you don't get sick often maybe you were too good looking. >> seriously. >> jerrick is never sick. >> never. >> new research from the university of cincinnati shows physically attractive people are unlikely to suffer from health problems, from cholesterol, to depression. participant generally feel healthy, diagnosed with fewer health conditions, and the the study, polled 15,000 young adults and it is biggest to link attractiveness to good health. >> all last week because of of illness, that was me, yeah. >> you are hot. >> yes. >> i can't wait for tomorrow. >> mike, you get better looking every day. >> i just said that. >> yes. >> there is an echo in here. it is a big studio. >> hey, good day philadelphia, ten minutes away. that is a warning. coming up scientific experiments on facebook

two cops came over and grabbed me and escorted me to the front of my house. >> reporter: mary ellen andnvestigators what was going on. they were handed the search warrant stating investigators were looking for anything connected to bomb making. >> i said how do you know it was a bomb? we don't even know it was a bomb. >> reporter: that was the first you heard of such a thing? >> because we thought it was an accident. >> reporter: did they seem to be accusing the two of you? >> yes. >> reporter: both of you. >> yes. >> reporter: were you frightened? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: what were you afraid of? >> that they thought we did it. >> reporter: around colusa the raid on peter's house just days after roberto's death was big news. the neighbor began sending out real time updates on facebook. >> there was a parade of cars driving around the whole neighborhood. >> as these detectives were asking their questions and as they were ripping my house -- going through my house. >> reporter: when they left? >> they took our computers and our cell phones. we had a business. nobody could call us. >> rep

. >> she has performed on such shows as the ellen degeneres show, and sia notes this is part of the concepting a brand which is an inanimate object, this blonde bob, being able to put anyone under it, a kid, a man, a dog, and then everybody can be the singer. >> she is a very awesome singer, very caring. and she did jimmy kimmel. >> years ago, the family friend from the australian band "men at work" introduced her. >> he saidd i hope you're happy and successful. >> are you? >> yeah. >> can you believe it? >> i do spend a lot of time like pinching myself. i have to say it has been pretty amazing, i might cry. it has been really amazing. the last couple of years have just been, since i made the decision to just take care of my own sanity and serenity, my life just improved so much. and i'm honestly surprised that things are working out so well for me. >> i'm chris connelly for "nightline," in los angeles. >>> our thanks to chris connelly for that. >>> up next for us, most of the passengers on board malaysia airlines flight 17 were dutch. and today, nearly a week after the crash a sad homecomi

. >> joining us now is the preds of liberia ellen johnson-sirleaf. thank you so much for joining us. first, you have an update on the two americans it battling ebola in your country? >> we understand they're still under treatment. they still have not yet been cured of the disease but they're being treated very well and giving full attentioning >> madame president, you've told the min administrative health in your country to consider burning the bodies of those who have been killed by ebola. you also ordered liberia's borders closed. have those measures done anything do you think to curb this horrible outbreak? >> stopping the movement across borders have had a little effect. we still need more enforcement of it. when we -- the order we gave to close schools and to do other things that we are still in the business of trying to enforce it. this is serious. it's a strange disease. our people know nothing. there's no cure. there was denial. it's now turned into fear and panic and therefore, even controlling borders and controlling places where we put qua

. >> hello dear commissioners i'm ellen with the urban solutions our nonprofit has an, an active supporter we generally in support of this proposed legislation proposed by staff we understand is fairly ballads between controls against formula retail including some of the designer limits that's very much needed and just as henry express that is increasing the magic numberful from 11 to 189 is keeping the bar low as far as the national or the original chain stores like starbucks overlarge retail stores. i'd like to recommend, however, from the commissioners is to take a little more study before establishing a permanent use controls on market street between 12 and 6th street we certainly look at the solutions we want to see the local small businesses thrive in that part of the city but in addition, we see it should be nuancesed they're very, very challenging from 5 to 8th street and formula retail could create a point that will benefit the local small businesses in the website those can be prefer able to 3w4r50ig9d part of city particularly the most challenging blocks in market street. i want

. >>> an officer parked right in front of mary ellen north's house. she lived across from the path for more than two decades. >> i said is there something going on, and she said they're waiting for this entrance here to see if anybody comes out because there was an incident on the bike path. >> reporter: mary ellen and other neighbors say they've never heard of trouble on the path. >> i'm very surprised, actually. i've lived here for about ten years, and i have never seen or really even heard stories of any type of crime or assault here. >> police say until they can learn more about the ens dent, residents should be cautious on the path. >> if we could ascertain the moeshation behind the attack, then we would have a better sense of the danger level to the genpublic. >>> some of the advice from police in the wake of that attack, commonsense. you're better off jogging in pairs or in a group, and they also suggest having one of those small little things of mace. that isn't a bad thing to take out with you on the trail. >>> there are new developments in t

we have six california lawmakers including ellen corbett heading ohh ohhen on this ten-day mission in order to come up with solutions. president obama and democrats are focused on how to take care of the immigrant children who have crossed into the u.s. in the recent months. a figure projected to reach 90,000 by september. many have escaped central american countries plagued by extreme violence. 76% from honduras, guatemala and the rest are from mexico. >> we have to look at what we can do to help these countries, to help build up their economies and the security situation and to help reduce the prevalence of the gang and the drug cartels. whatever we can do so that some young person decides, you know what, i have a future in my own country. i want to know what that might be. >> we see the faces of our own children, we see the faces of our nieces, nephews, we see the faces of our community. >> reporter: federal law passed in 2008 is preventing kids from being deported right away. they are trying to change those laws. it's clear that they want to send the children back to central ameri

shore one of the victims is originally from philadelphia she's identified as three three-year old ellen vaughn, she was taken when she was a teenager. her daughter, was with two other children and they also died in the fire. "eyewitness news" talked to the children's grandfather. >> i had my son's... >> in all seven people were killed. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> now to texas, where the man charged with killing six people, including four children, turns out to be related to the victims. the the soul survivor of the shooting a 15 year-old girl, says that the shooter is her ex-uncle, and police say that the alleged gunman ron hask el went outside a house dressed as a delivery man. he asked about his estrange wife and shot the family members execution style. >> you see it happening in other parts of the world but you don't see it happen here. when you see it happen here it is closer to home. >> i'm sorry about the family what he did to them. so sad. >> police chased down that man, cornered him in a street and after some negotiations, haskil surrendered. >>> polic

and ellen degeneres.eyoncÉ beat her hubby at number six. >>> and president obama cracking jokes for pride month. he was acknowledging his pastry chef bill, attending with his partner. >> we call bill the crust master. because his pies, i don't know what he does, what, he puts crack in them, or -- [ laughter ] >> no, he doesn't. there is no crack in our pies. >> see, the first lady try to do some damage control there. now the president has never been shy about the sweet tooth. >> rocking the bedazzled head band. >> he has a weakness for pies. so do i. there's a new standard for getting dressed in the morning. here's a video viraviral, puttin his pants in under 30 seconds but with no hands. ♪ i don't know how that works without a button or a zipper there. i think he's got jegings. but nonetheless, the skill and the style, i give him a 10. the video was uploaded saturday, already closing in on 4 million views, thomas. >> wow. >> now, finally -- >> those pants are so tight, i would need you to hold them out a

. >> to the xhishgs concession i'm ellen the breakfast chef at noah's nest it's by far the warmest place've ever worked noah's nest provide a memorable presence for all. it's a home away from home for myself and countless others thank you >> as the next speaker comes up i mean, i'll call for names (calling names). >> hello my name is rebecca nick he lives i'm an independent contractor and designer i've done many projects in the noah's nest i do the bays windows that that face the streets i change those are and 4th of july is in i'm getting ready to do the details for san francisco. while i'm president of the noah's nest i noticed neighbors stop by all the time and take pictures of the window people are always stopping by and saying i love this i wonder what the next one b will be many, many neighbors the children think i'm related to santa claus and also the people that stay at noah's nest primarily are coming to see brand new grandchildren and visiting a son that lives in san francisco. the families that come it is so family oriented so this morning leaving noah's nest i heard a guest s

ellen prager a manner scienti, t and author.f you can identify a rip current and you're in a rip current, that which you should do? >> that's right. when you get a rip current, it's a very strong narrow jet of water going from the beach offshore and your first reaction is to swim against it and that is exactly what you don't want to do. there tend to be very narrow. they form in sort of low areas on the beach. so if you swim parallel to shore along the beach, you should be able to get out of it and then you can swim back to shore. >> in these conditions that we are looking at right now, as arthur makes its way up the east coast, would these rip currents be any different than what we are normally accustomed to seeing during a day-to-day situation? >> rip currents occur when you have prolonged high onshore waves and wind. so what is probably going to happen is you're probably going to have more rip currents in more areas this time than normally because we have such a wide swath of the east coast being affected by hurricane arthur.