gibson was dominating on the black tennis circuit. it may have remained that way if it wasn't for alice marble, a four time winner of the u.s. nationals, who criticized her own sport for not letting a player of gibson's caliber compete in tennis' top tournaments. issue of "american lawn tennis" magazine, "if althea gibson represents a challenge to the present crop of players, then it's only fair they meet this challenge on the courts." really an opportunity and moment in time to really stand up for justice and to support a friend, a peer and a competitor." alongside marble in 1950. on the court as this tall, lanky african-american who was athletic, who was smart, powerful and really a dominant force in the game at that time'n anmazingly nervous moment for empowerment for her to be able participate in front of a crowd that's nevereen her before and to see herlay like the champion that she was." she would win her first major, the french, and start her journey from pioneer to champion. game style that she was, to be successful at the red

officer brian gibson was shot to death in his patrol car by a man whose hatred of authority was fueled by a drunk drunken rage of being kicked out of a club. his sister says he loved his job and community. 18 years later, the family still meets people whose lives he met. >> a kid came over and told mom that because of brian talking to him like that he chose a different path. >> reporter: gibson says it saddens her that the capital area law enforcement foundation which helps those injured in the line of duty is having problems with the biggest fund-raiser. the event a golf tournament, usually sells out within a few days. >> right now we're at 60 and just need a little help. >> reporter: someone der if wonder if it's due to the lack of relationships and that saddens gibson. >> you can't stigmatize an entire group of people for something that a few people have done. >> reporter: many of the families of slain officers show up at the golf tournament to cheer on the golfers. jackie bensen, news4. >> you can help the foundation get the money it needs to help injured police officers by opening

surveillance video shows a car veer into the right lane, smashing directly into gibson's motorcycle,ng her and pinning her beneath the car. first responders teaming up with good samaritans with no time to waste. >> i told the firefighters there's enough of us here let's just lift it up. >> reporter: up it went, freeing the trapped motorcyclist, until they could pull her to safely. >> i remember a car looming in front of me, seemingly out of nowhere. >> reporter: that was the last thing she remembered until she woke up in the hospital 13 hours later, battered and bruised but okay. >> this is nothing short of a miracle. i had a lot of help with that miracle. >> reporter: days later, gibson watched the security camera video of the gruesome accident. >> i remember, it seemed like a terrible dream. >> reporter: gibson said she's alive today only because of the quick thinking and the physical strength of the police officers, fire and rescue team and civilians who rushed in to her aid. >> they changed so many lives by changing mine and i am deeply, deeply grateful. >> reporter: gibson says

a judge declared a mistrial in the case against gerald gibson. gibson is accused of stealing money during an under i don't ever narcotics sting. >>> on tuesday the william penn foundation will focus on a new report financial challenges for companies and programs aiming to deliver high quality education. >>> american pharoah will race in the invitational on august 2 on monmouth park scheduled to arrive in new jersey on thursday, he is the first horse to win the triple crown in almost 4 decades hadn't he earned the right to just chewing hay and hanging out and getting a suntan. >> i guess this morning is a bad one to take a walk along the jersey shore. >> reporter: showers and thunderstorms on the boardwalks down the jersey he shore. now we go in tighter the storms have been move over the shore there's lightning flashing in sea isle and milford delaware. overall the lightning strikes are beginning to diminish, but it's producing heavy downpours i want you to be careful driving around if you're heading out in south jersey especially in areas hammont

it's tyrese gibson in radio suckers never play me. van: tyrese is mad, bro.has the number one song in r&b radio right now, "shame," great song. ♪ announcer: it is a great song so why's he pissed? >> i don't appreciate mainstream not playing my song. at this point, i believe that if sam smith, robin thicke or justin timberlake had been singing "shame," it would be played on all formats of radio around the world. announcer: yes, those guys dominate all the charts and they're all singers like tyrese, just a slightly different shade. harvey: he's saying black radio will embrace white singers who do r&b but white radio will not embrace black r&b singers. courtney: that's not true. you hear wiz khalifa songs every other song on the radio. katie: and that "cheerleader" song is all over the radio. announcer: seven of the top 10 billboard songs are from african american artists. so what gives? van: he's arguing genre. he's saying r&b soul music. announcer: white radio are racist against black soul singers? harvey: why are they so selective about a genre? it's like som

gibson said she's alive today only because of the quick thinking and the physical strength of the policere and rescue team and civilians who rushed in to save her life. >> i'm deeply grateful. >> reporter: gibson says that two of the dallas officers who helped rescue her came to visit her on their own time. she says they told her when you get out of here go buy a lottery ticket. >> oh that's amazing -- you hear so negative stories about law enforcement these days. this is an amazing story, ron >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- the paintings that come to life drop by drop by drop. little droplets i guess. all ahead in "pop news." >> it's magical. >> okay. >> every "pop news" is magical. >> i wish you kept that in mind during the ratings. when the phone rang at 5am i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. if you misplaced your d

investigators say gerald gibson was on duty as an narcotics officer when he stole the money in 2013. a judge originally declared a mistrial in the case last october. gibson is the former son-in-law of former pennsylvania governor tom corbett. >>> congress is now beginning its summer break meaning indicted congressman chaka fattah could be back in philadelphia at any time. congressman fattah is scheduled to appear in havertown on monday. in an indictment the congressman is accused of misusing his congressional influence, stealing taxpayer money and charitable donations. he is accused of accepting a secret $1 million campaign loan and taking a bribe from a lobbyist who wanted to be an ambassador. fattah denies the charges. congressman fattah is married to nbc 10 news anchor renee chenault-fattah. renee is referenced in the criminal complaint against her husband. she is labeled as person e and an affiliate of the fattah enterprise. they say they took part in a scheme to allegedly sell a car in order to pay closing costs on a vacation home. she is not charged and denies any wrongdoing. r

gibson? >> if you look back, as i have, at the entire chain of command from the secretary down to the project engineer i believe there is only one person that was substantively involved in the project who still remains at v.a. and i think that is the project -- not project engineer, but project executive. there has been an aib in the process of wrapping up. i think we talked earlier in this committee about early evidence that was gathered by that aib which was being used to prepare charges against a senior executive who then retired in the face of that impending personnel action. a similar process happened recently with a senior attorney that was involved very heavily in denver and i expect the aib to wrap up very quickly and we'll consider the evidence raised by the aib for any additional individuals that are in -- still on the payroll in the department. >> okay, thank you. and also secretary gibson you have asked for additional flexibility in allocating your funds but haven't provided what

and tonight, a message for the shark. >> thanks for not eating me. >> reporter: kendis gibson abc news, miami. >>> amazon getting big competition tonight. they promise every product they sell, but cheaper. we foote put it to the test. >>> and hackers pabl to control your car. because cars are so electronic these days. able to shut off the engine in a new experiment. >>> and made in america is back tonight. inside a factory where famous ice cream is made. and they put me to the test. can you guess the famous name? well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberyy apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 dollars in total savings on tools to manage your business. it's so shiny. i know, mommy, but it's time to let the new kitchen get some sleep. ♪ if you want beautiful results, you know where to go. angie's lis

gibson has since gone home. 8:35 is our time.use lift to get a ride home from oakland international airport. it approved lift's permit to operate at the airport. you can use the ride-sharing app to get rights to and from the airport. lift is prohibited at dozens of airport but does service in oakland. >>> just ahead, a bay area homeowner agrees to pay thousands to get rid of the rats and termites in her house, except she didn't have any. michael finney steps in to help. >>> a live look at walnut creek. the sun is shining. beautiful out there. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why

they're going to be found and they're going to be okay. >> reporter: kendis gibson abc news jupiter, pl. >>> the new york prison employee who helped two convicted murderers escape could spend seven years behind barpz joyce mitchell entered a plea deal yesterday admitting she smuggled chisels, a punch tool and screwdriver to the prisoners. she described a friendship with richard matt which turned sexual. she sent naked photos to the other inmate david sweat. >> she got into something she will never should have started but she did and she's paying the price. >> part of the plan was also to kill mitchell's husband on the day of the escape but she apparent got cold feet and never showed up. matt was kid while on the run. sweat back in custody now. >>> a florida man charged with an isis inspired plot to bomb a busy beach. authorities say har len suarez continue to the fbi's attention through his facebook post. he wanted to make a nail-filled backpack bomb and bury it on a beach in key west and detonate it remotely. >>> the spy at the center of the biggest sponge cases in recent american h

gerald gibson is accuse of stealing money from a car during a sting operation in 2013. investigators say gibson was on duty as a philadelphia police narcotics officer at the time. a judge declared a mistrial in the case last october. >>> this morning, two phone companies are working to fix a 911 problem in berks county. the county department of emergency services says sprint wireless customers are hearing a squealing noise when they call 911. the dispatchers at the call center hear the same noise, making communication impossible. both sprint and verizon are working on the problem. >>> this morning we're hearing from the man who fouot a robbery victim beaten and bloodied just moments after three teens attacked him. it happened at a gas station on east broadway in salem, salem county early friday morning. police say the teens beat a 61-year-old man and stole his watch. james cooper stopped at that gas station to grab a snack. he says he saw the three teens running away, leaving the man on the ground his face badly swollen and bleeding. he immediately started recording vid

kendis gibson with more. >> reporter: the dramatic rescue unfolding on this steep malibu cliff in the middle of the day. watch as rescue crews struggle to pull 40-year-old jennifer duron from the embankment. the woman trapped inside her suv for two days and nights. the vehicle completely out of sight. airbags deployed. >> we go on numerous rescues and sadly a lot of times they don't turn out as well as today did. >> reporter: the terrifying ordeal started monday. her family called police reporting her missing. finally this morning a woman jogging along the road heard the screams coming from below. tonight she's hospitalized with moderate injuries but very fortunate to have been found alive. kendis gibson abc news los angeles. >> our thanks to ken disfor that. >>> the pilots fired, accused of risking passenger safety. the guest in the cockpit, the model taking selfies and a video that appears to show someone else using the controls. >>> the big change inside the white house tonight, the ban lifted for the first time in 40 years. >>> and team usa heading to the world cup final, the mome

abc's kendis gibson was right there. >> reporter: tonight exclusive video of the cave seconds before the deadly collapse. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> hi there was a avalanche down at the ice cave. >> reporter: 18-year-old chloe jakubowski, one of eight people inside when disaster struck. >> it was absolute a a war zone almost. i didn't know if those were going to be my last moments or not. >> reporter: the ice cave showing signs of trouble for sometime. this collapse caught on camera sunday, one day before the catastrophe. >> about 8, 9 subjects. uh, possible injuries. some subjects unconscious. >> reporter: one woman was killed, five others injured. the massive ice cave east of seattle is popular with hikers but in may officials posting these warnings. >> the caves have been very unstable this season with the very warm weather. >> reporter: tonight more rock and falling ice making it extremely difficult for officials to recover the body of the female victim. david? >> kendis gibson tonight, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the dangerous storms hitting tonight and the

let's get the very latest from abc's kendis gibson. >> reporter: the coast guard scouring the ocean for austin steven knows and perry cohen. >> all hands on deck type effort. >> reporter: the best friends went out fishing friday on this boat and haven't been seen since. only the boat discovered, damaged and deserted. >> negative. >> just confirmed, nobody's on board. trying to find any other gear. >> obviously disappointed that the boys were not clinging to that boat. now we can recalculate some of the drift analysis that we were doing taking into account wind, seas, current. >> reporter: the search area covering more than 27,000 square nautical miles, about the size of west virginia. >> when a person is in the water, you're basically looking for the chest up. so it's a relatively small object. >> reporte their families riding an emotional roller coaster. >> we're experiencing an the same roller coaster of emotions. not even on an hourly basis. i think it can be minute by minute. >> reporter: members of the coast guard say they hope the boys have life jackets or something to keep them a

today a jury found gerald gibson guilty on all charges. investigators say gibson was on duty as a philadelphia police narcotics officer when the incident happened back in 2013. a judge originally declared a mistrial in the case last october. gibson, by the way, is the former son-in-law of former pennsylvania governor tom corbett. >>> the deal is done. today the philadelphia phillies officially traded fan favorite and long-time pitcher cole hamels just hours before the trade deadline. comcast sports net's amy fadool joins us. hamels has done a ton here in philadelphia. what did he say about leaving? >> he talked so much about leaving and the legacy he will leave here in philadelphia, it was kind of a bittersweet moment. we will hear from cole hamels. the baseball trade deadline did pass at 4:00, just a few minutes ago. despite having 24 hours to get through all the paperwork and physicals, the hurdles were cleared and it is official. hamels is headed to the texas rangers. he took to the podium in the phillies media room at citizens bank par

welcome to gibson's bookstore. a beautiful afternoon. thank you for coming and/or suspended with us. today we are we are pleased to welcome back to new hampshire he was hear for several terms as governor and then went on to become george hw bush's chief of staff. please join me in welcoming the indispensable presidency of george hw bush governor john hgovernor john h sununu. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. let me thank gibson's for there hospitality. i am an old book and bookstore addict. and i think the way you have been able to handle such breadth of scope and keep it as an intimate facility should satisfy any book addict. i recommend it to my anyone lookinganyone looking for a place to browse and find great stuff to read this is the place to come. i would like to thank you all for taking a bit of time to join us. i wrote the quiet manman because i feel that george herbert walker bush had in his one term as extraordinary presidency as we have had in modern times. i wanted toi wanted to get between the two covers of the bo

kendis gibson abc news miami. >> kendis thanks. >>> when we come back here tonight, the $100 millionlve the mystery, also the country music power couple the big decision they're sharing with their fans tonight. >>> then the surprise from another big name suddenly jumping occupien to the stage. can you imagine being in that crowd? we'll be right back. ...served my country... ...carried the weight of a family... ...and walked a daughter down the aisle. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda-approved to treat this pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new, or worsening depression or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica.

sparking out-of-control wildfires in california and that's where we begin tonight with abc's kendis gibson. >> reporter: firefighters working around the clock this holiday weekend battling dozens of fires including this one in the hills above oakland, california. >> a bunch of hikers told me to stop and turn around. they said there was a big fire that had just happened, they just witnessed some fireworks going off. >> reporter: investigators say that's what caused the blaze -- extinguished before it damaged homes. and this frightening scene unfolding in sacramento. >> that's my house! >> that's your house? >> yes! >> reporter: watch how quickly a single firework can spark an inferno. >> when did you guys notice that it started flaming up? >> somebody did fireworks, of course! >> wow! >> reporter: those trees igniting after someone threw a firework which landed in them. two homes damaged. the west is a tinderbox, the epic drought in its fourth year. >> we are in an extreme drought. the vegetation is even drier than it has been in the past years cause you can't water as much as you have in t

gibson has since gone home. amazing story. politic now.lary clinton is in cross hairs again over the private e-mail server. used during the time as secretary of state. tonight there are new calls for the fbi to investigate at least 4 e-mails processed through clinton server drawing new scrutiny. did they contain classified information and did she know here's the chef white house correspondent january thon karl. hillary clinton today ignored question about call for the fbi to investigate the handling of class fight information on the private e-mail account she used as secretary of state. mrs. secretary of state. mrs. clinton has been emphatic in her denial. >> i did not e-mail any the class fight material t on my e-mail. there noise class fight material. >> but tonight interm investigators for the intelligence community say at least 4 of mrs. clinton e-mails potentially hundreds more included classified national security information at the time they were sent. mrs. time they were sent. mrs. clinton said today she has nothing to hide. >> sai

it happened a couple weeks ago after a car collided with a motorcycle, trapping gibson.nder the weight of the vehicle. realizing the dire situation a group of police, firemen and bystanders lifted the vehicle by hand. dashcam video captured the whole thing. they pulled her out and rushed her to the hospital. >> all we saw was like an arm and the rest of her so we tried to make sure she was still alive, still breathing something. >> we were talking to her, keep reassuring her that we were going to get her out from under there. >> once we saw the big guys show up, i said i think there's enough of us to lift up the car. >> gibson is crediting her rescuers and her helmet for saving her life. she's still recovering. here she is in the hospital after the accident. gibson has since gone home. >> you can now use lyft to get a ride home from the oakland international airport in oakland. you can use their ride sharing apps to get rides both to and from the airport. lyft is currently prohibited at dozens of airports across california. >> reports say square inc has filed for an ipo.

♪ >>> coca-cola gave tyrese gibson his big break. he sang for them. charted. "200." ♪ have i told you i love you ♪ ♪ >> i remember this. "transformers" and "the fast and the furious." he's releasing his final album and kicking off a new tv show on the oprah channel. tyrese gibson joins at the table. >> nice to see you. >> bless you too. >> cue that up. i like those moves. >>'s got that 1-2 on it, you know. the 1-2 right there. >> it feels good doesn't it. >> sometimes you want to look down at your feet you know what i'm saying. hey, come on. >> move with me. >> and now here you're back with "black rose." you say you go on the subway and break out in song. hey, i'm a street performer, grassroots. this is a different tactic for you. >>'ve ever left every major label so i can take more control of my career and i think at the end of the day, the older you get and the longer you've done what you've been doing, then you're more clear and more specific about your likes and dislikes. at this point you're not going to get me to sing and produce with a bunch of

abc's kendis gibson is there. >> reporter: severe weather turning deadly. >> they can't get out.to death. oh my god! >> reporter: in johnson county kentucky 4 inches of rain in a flash, wiping out dozens of homes, many with people still inside. >> jesus, please be with these people. >> reporter: those floating homes slamming right into this bridge. this is your brother's place. >> my brother's place. >> reporter: paul stapleton's family washing away with their home. he managed to rescue them with a boat the family clinging to a tree down river. >> it wasn't pretty. >> it wasn't pretty. >> it wasn't a pretty sight at all. nothing pretty about this. >> but at least they're alive. >> they're alive. >> reporter: washed-out roads and debris everywhere, making the search for survivors even harder. in the last 24 hours, nearly 500 reports of severe weather, a tornado touching down in hutchinson, kansas. the twister packing 165-mile-an-hour winds captured by a drone. many of the residents around here have lived in their homes for decades with the creek in their backyard. still, they stay

we met with them deputy secretary gibson and did. we took them through changes we were making to our process and we ask them their point of view if we're missing anything and they are helping us redesign. wherever we end up with legislation, we are now operating against the new and improved process and what happened in denver which is regrettable was awful should have never happened will not happen again. >> we've gone through the cycles before where. v.a. was going to try to reinvent itself. we'll end up in the same position. a $100 million ceiling will be a $300 billion ceilmillion ceiling. >> thank you. >> i want to be quick but as we move forward with this construction discussion, when you say general service or army corps of engineer, i think you got to have some of the input and i know no one likes the word but we have to have someone i know what happened with katrina and that project. we need accountability, i don't care what agency is handling that. i yield back. >> thank you mr. chairman, mr. secretary, introducing a new way

kendis gibson in glendale for us tonight. kendis, thank you. >>> and that record heat in the west is expected to continue at least through the middle of the week. let's bring in abc senior meteorologist rob marciano. >> it's been so hot there, tom. yesterday, july 4th, the hottest on record yesterday. it's a dry season after not much of a wet season. here's the drought. washington has seen it increase 20% in the last few weeks. into the 90s. heat advisories through wednesday for portland, 96 tomorrow. a mess across the southeast with heavy rain and thunderstorms. but the severe stuff is across the plains. nebraska in through parts of south dakota. severe watch and minnesota in the act. strong front coming through the midwest from wichita up through la crosse. this is usually not so strong. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> we turn to that deadly family vacation in north carolina that ended up with more than a dozen people rushed to the hospital. a deck collapsed at their beach house during a group photo. abc's phillip mena has the

. >> reporter: tara gibson peek speaking for the first time since the crash that nearly killed her. the car veered into the right lane smashing into her motor cycle violently launching her and pinning her beneath the car. first responders teamed up with good samaritans with no time to wait. up it went a couple of thousand pounds of metal freeing the trapped motorcyclist so they could pull her to safety. >> i remember a car seemingly out of nowhere. >> reporter: that was the last thing she remembered when she woke up in the hospital 13 hours later battered and bruised. >> it was nothing short of a miracle. i remember it seemed like a terrible dream. >> reporter: gibson said she is alive only because of the quick thinking and physical strengthen of the police officers and fire and rescue teams and civilians who rushed into her aid. >> they changed so many lives by saving mine. i'm deep deep grateful. >> that was abc's ron clayborn. >>> president obama is in kenya his ancestorial homeland. he pledges more than a billion dollars to improve electric and small businesses in kenya. the pre

. >>> plus tyrese gibson will be in studio 57. he's just released his final solo album.e went on twitter to say amazon's prime day was a flop. yesterday's online sale was hyped bigger than black friday but people tweeted they were understood wemed. one said prime day is not black friday in july. >> it is? >> it is. >> they say they had great discounts if you need it. >>> she's charged with illegally importing two yorkshire terriers. herd is due in court and she could face up to ten years in prison. >>> and the "washington post" reports that filmmaker george lucas is among this nation's honorees. also actress rita moreno cicely tyson, singer carole king and conduct er conductor will be honored. >>> after a decade of working with freshmen, a former dean noticed something that didn'ted a up. she saw a group of students with book smarts but not to live independently. she said parents direct and handle so much that we prevent them from the very growth that is essential into development a into adult human beings. julie, good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. >> i

secretary gibson said we can't do that. and i'm talking about everything. not just what you are talking about the doctor. i'm talking about the physical plant, the staff, the supplies, everything involved because that is very important to this entire committee. >> we'll get you the information. >> i think the secretary should understand the cost of the pampers is not just the paper. >> thank you to the chairman for holding this hearing when brave young men and women volunteer to serve in our armed forces they swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. the service members make a promise to the country and to all of us to keep us safe and protect our way of life. in recognition of that service, we promise to care for them when they return to they have served and sacrificed to hold up their end of the bargain and we must do whatever it takes to hold up our end. many veterans in many district who are excluded from the strict requirements of the choice program are unable to receive care in the comm

and let me thank gibson's for their hospitality. i am an old book and book sore addict -- bookstore addict, and i think the way you've been able to handle such breadth of scope and still keep it such an intimate facility should satisfy any book addict, and i recommend anybody who's looking for a place to browse and find some great stuff to read, this is the place to come. i'd also like to thank you all for taking a little bit of time to join us today. i wrote "the quiet man" because i really feel that george herbert walker bush had in his one term as extraordinary a presidency as we have had in modern times. and i wanted to get between the two covers of a book all of those great accomplishments and put it in a way that people would appreciate how unique, how special and how important that presidency was. since you're all here buying books, i won't go through it from page 1. [laughter] but i thought what i would do today is talk to you a little bit about what i think were the highlights of his presidency all covered well and in detai

gibson. frankly, i'm a little bit shocked by the fact that you sit there and tell me there is no mismanagement and we have a billion dollar cost over at a hospital in denver. and that can't be -- if it is not mismanagement, then it is the standard way of doing things at the v.a. and frankly i was really hoping that the new secretary would be able to revamp the v.a., because i think that business as usual is not working very well for 30 years and the layers of the bureaucracy, and in the v.a. as compared to the private sector corporation of a similar size would be much more streamlined and i was hoping to see a dramatic change in the organization of the v.a. so that things would be much leaner and meaner and that 20-year-old i.t. system wouldn't be used as an excuse to explain why we're hearing at a late date that there is a $2.7 billion cost overrun. so, you know i still have a level of hope that something like that is still in the offing. is anything like that in the offing, a complete revam

gerald gibson is accused of stealing money for a car for a sting operation in 2013. investigators say gibson was on duty as a philadelphia narcotics officer when the incident happened. a judge originally declared a mistrial last october. it is a reunion that one pennsylvania family did not think was possible. there are two dogs who were believed to have died in a husband fire yesterday or found alive today. investigators say smoking is to blame for the fire that destroyed the home. it started around 5:00 p.m. yesterday on bridal path lane in east follow field chester county. the family escaped unharmed but the pet were nowhere to be found. police say firefighters found the dogs in a spekd floor bedroom today. now these are photos of the animals, amazingly they are doing well. >>> in milwaukee, wisconsin, police are still on the hunt for a lion on the loose. this comes off several recent sightings. a city has been on lion alert ever since the cell phone video of the animals surfaced this past week. residents are told to keep their pets indoors. last night the lion was

secretary gibson said we cannot do that. i'm talking everything, not just what you are paying the doctor. i am talking physical plant, staff, supplies, everything involved. that would be very important to the entire committee. i think the secretary would understand it is not just paper. thank you both for being here, i appreciate it. >> thank you to the chairman and ranking member for holding this hearing. when brave young men and women volunteer to serve in the armed forces, they swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies -- foreign and domestic. they make a promise to all of us to keep us safe and protect our way of life. in recognition, we promise to care for them when they return. so veterans have served and sacrificed to uphold their end of the bargain, we must do whatever it takes to uphold our end. many veterans in my district who are excluded from the strict requirements and the choice program are unable to receive care in the community, for which they are statutorily author

gibson has since gone home. >>> 35:38 the time.yst day homeowners heard a mysterious noise in her ceiling, an exterminate tore told her she had rats but she soon learned rats were not the problem and that's what "7 on your side" michael finney stepped in to help. >> it began with the crashing sound in the cottage behind her home. >> we figured it was a squirrel. >> the critter kept scratching and plaster fell from the ceiling. >> i was concerned it was a rat so they called term next to come get rid of whatever it was. >> one cut a hole in the ceiling and let it out. >> but a salesperson who inspected her property told her this was a much bigger problem. she had rats. >> well, he said you've got rats in the college, you've got them in the house. >> not only that the salesman looked at the wood around her house and said judith had termites. she need today kill the bugs and the rats. >> and by that time i was so worried that i was going to have rats coming up the side of my house. >> she agreed to pay $4500 for all that pest control.

gibson here, and all of a sudden it's like a crisis. i think from my perspective i was kind of hoping that you would have a plan to reform the v.a. and, you know, make it you know, all good, and you talked about some of that here, but i have not really seen you come out and tell me -- maybe the chairman knows something, but i don't know about the reform process going on. i am really disappointed in the $3 billion shortfall. why didn't we know more about this in advance? what is the story with that? why don't we know about it sooner? >> i want to draw your attention to this, we give you this on june 5th. it was about denver, about replacing the denver facility but i thought it was important at the time we published this to give you a heads up on the work to reform the v.a. if you turn to the back of the book, the last 56 pages are all about the transformation of v.a., and we have sat down with those members of congress who are interested and gone through the detail and they happen to be mostly in the senate, but we would love you to take

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fv cap today's gibson has the story.r: the surfer fanning returning home to australia surfboard still in hand. swarm surfboard still in hand. swarmed by camera and supporters. >> it cold front all been so different. >>reporter: fanning revealing the great white came at him not once but twice. >> if you look at the if the annual if that's when it came back again. >> it was so powerful. >>reporter: 34-year-old punching kicking. 25 second attack felt like a life time for him. >> miracle really. >> still shaking from the brush with death emotion overflowing on the long flight. >> hi the look out the window and yes tears start running down my face. >>reporter: fanning not part of social media feeding frenzy with dozens of people making light of theen counter and tonight issuing his own playful message to the shark. >> thanks for not eating me. >>reporter: kandace gibson abc news miami. >> thanks indeed. monteray bay turned is in shade of turquoise over the past few days. no one is really sure why. you can see the green blue c

secretary gibson said we cannot do that. i'm talking everything, not just what you are paying the doctor. i am talking physical plant, staff, supplies, everything involved. that would be very important to the entire committee. i think the secretary would understand it is not just paper. thank you both for being here, i appreciate it. >> thank you to the chairman and ranking member for holding this hearing. when brave young men and women volunteer to serve in the armed forces, they swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies -- foreign and domestic. they make a promise to all of us to keep us safe and protect our way of life. in recognition, we promise to care for them when they return. so veterans have served and sacrificed to uphold their end of the bargain, we must do whatever it takes to uphold our end. many veterans in my district who are excluded from the strict requirements and the choice program are unable to receive care in the community, for which they are statutorily author