some of the fair goers called for more courtesies. deputies took the suspects away. security remained tight as fair goers returned to their 4th of celebrations. >> we're trying to prevent -- when our motors did come in, there was no longer violence and fair operations went back to normal. >> jana, ktvu fox 2 news. >> back in 1998, the alameda fair banned fireworks because it was a shooting out there. in 2014, fireworks were allowed by popular demand. county officials are going to examine ways to make the fair better. >>> we want to show you some video that was recorded by a camera on our roof here at jacqueline square. these fireworks that lit up the oakland skyline. it looks like a professional show. they were illegal. they went off almost nonstop since the sun went down last night. illegal fireworks sparked a brush fire in the oakland hills overnight. that started in a grassy area near some homes on old redwood road around midnight. neighbors told firefighters that people were setting off illegal fireworks in that area. investigators found renascence of fireworks a

learn more at cancercenter.com/experts >>> a skiery scene for beach goers after nearby storms created a waterspout right near the shoreline. this was video captured yesterday in surf city. look at that. incredible. about 30 miles north of wilmington. the national weather service confirmed the waterspout came ashore as a tornado with winds up to 70 miles per hour. now, officials say it caused damage to some homes nearby, but thank. lyful -- thankfully no reports of any injuries. let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. about one-third of the country under severe heat advisory. >> this time of year, you're either too hot or getting

the letters of goering's wife who is swedish. she got home to her family in sweden and this is always fun because she is fine. she reads my german and in germany, i have to struggle, i have to concentrate hundred percent before swedish will come out. it's too close, speed reading is one thing but the swedish is the most formal language so you have to be careful, you can insult somebody with it. but there were letters in the swedish describing his time of the putsch, and job offers that goering had in the meantime. or how a jewish family, kind jewish family saved goering early, tended to his wounds in the putsch after he got shot. of course the nazi files, the house which was captured by the u.s. army had always all these interviews with storm troopers. us army captured this and brought it back to germany so this was available in microfilm, they had these things for years. it's also the reports of us vice counsel who claimed to live across from hitler and later on but he did not do it at this time, landsberg. he followed and was r

or how a jewish family, kind jewish family say that goering or at least tended to his wounds when he got shot at the putsch. of course the files achieve captured by the u.s. army had all these interviews with troopers. the u.s. army captured this. this was available on microfilm so i had copies of these at home and they are fabulous reads. there's also the report that the u.s. vice consul claim to run across hitler and he did later on but he did not at this time. the files that i researched in a the previous puppy they discovered these files in mizoram burr free market they end up in a flea market. the apartment had been robbed and years later everybody was in prison. that was a wonderful surprise. the trial opened every 26, 1924 in the dining hall of the academy because they didn't have a room big enough or secure enough. there was a massive undertaking. nothing like this in germany several newspapers said. there was a team of judges 24 days of proceedings that reporters came from all over germany and europe france and great britain scandinavia and elsewhere. it was a sensational tr

the international military tribunal prosecution, against the likes of herman goering and other leadingre already in progress. what was your reaction when you were asked to be part of that process? when the war was over, i came back, along with 10 million of the soldiers, looking for a job. i had graduated from the harvard law school, and i passed the bar, but i have no clients of any kind, and i was pleased to get a telegram from the pentagon, inviting me to come to the pentagon, they wanted to talk to me. and i arrived there, and they said, "dear sir", they'd never called me sir before. they wanted me to go back to germany to help with war crimes trials. now, i have done that during the war days, the last several months in the war, as we occupied portions of germany and france that had been occupied, we ran into examples of crimes of all kinds, the most obvious one is what we called the allied flyer cases, very little is known about that. flyers who had been shut down in german held territory were almost invariably beaten to death by the german mould, and that was part of our first wa

some of the fair goers called for more courtesy. after about a half hour, deputies took the suspects away. security remained tight as fair goers returned to their fourth of july celebrations. >> a show of force to quickly prevent further escalation of violence and it was successful because when they did come in, there was no longer violence and fair operations went back to normal. >> some of the fair goers said they appreciated the heightened security because they remember 1998 when there was a shooting here at the fair ground that essentially shut down the fireworks show for nearly two decades. 10 people were arrested and they say that so far up until this year, this is the first incident they've had here at the fair. >> jana katsuyama in pleasanton tonight. thank you. >>> take a look at these fireworks from east oakland tonight. a camera mounted on our roof has been taking these pictures literally for more than an hour now. all the fireworks you're seeing here are illegal but they've been going off almost nonstop since night fall.

panicked club goers ran for their lives to get away from the chaos, dodging bullets. this man hid under a pool table. >> i waited for it to stop. it went on about ten minutes. >> reporter: police believe several people got into an argument and gunfire was exchanged, injuring dozens. the youngest victim was 16 years old. >> others were injured being trampled or trying to exit the location. >> reporter: broken glass from the club above littered the ground below. police shut down the streets in the area to search for suspects but no arrests were made. police were back at the crime scene collecting evidence on saturday. police say crime is getting worse in little rock. there have been a dozen drive-by shooting in nine days. >> we've got to use a big hammer on people who do violence with guns and hurt people. >> reporter: police say there is a possibility that this latest shooting could be connected to the recent wave of gun violence. >>> the new york doctor who shot up his former hospital with a gun apparently blamed a female colleague. this left one doctor dead and six o

. >> reporter: a club goer capturing the gunshots and screams as people scrambled to get out of the line of fire. >> 18 individuals in total were injured. 25 result of gun shot wounds. three as a result of attempting to flee the venue. >> by the grace of god, all of the victims are expected to survive. >> reporter: the downtown little rock nightclub packed for a performance by a memphis rapper, finesse two times. the club's facebook page shows a poster for the event showing a man pointing a gun at the camera. police believe the shooting was the result of a dispute among club-goers. >> it appears there was a agreement amongst a subset of individuals at a concert that turned violent because of the presence of rivalries and weapons. >> reporter: police believe there may be multiple shooters. they are interviewing witnesses. the shootings happened after a week of drive by shootings in little rock. >> this does appear to be a continuation of disputes from some of our luol local groups that have resulted in drive bishootings. >> reporter: adrian bankert abc news new york. >>> to details on the

the ocean in atlantic city tonight given the all clear after closures left beach goers disappointed. >> it stinks because today is is the only good beach day until sunday. that's when we're leaving. >> for much of the day and yesterday, no swimming was allowed at any of the beaches as a precaution after bacteria levels exceeding the state water quality standard were found early your this week. >> it would be nice to go in and experience that. but if i can't, i can live it. >> storm water run off blamed as the likely culprit. >> the heavy rain from sunday night and then also on monday night kept the bacteria levels high. >> by the afternoon, bacteria count hs returned to acceptable levels. but more heavy rain is on the way. prompting worries about another wave of beach closings after the next set of water samples is taken on monday. >> i'm concerned, yes, because if it is a heavy rain and we continue to get it, it only makes sense it might continue. >> it could. it's not something we expect, but there's a possibility. >> some here also wondering if the dredging of sand just off the co

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and some fair goers called for more courtesy. after a half hour, deputies took the suspects away. fair goers returned to their 4th of -- >> they quickly prevented further escalation of violence and it was successful because when our motors did come in, there was no longer violence and fair operations went back to normal. >> jana. >> back in 1998, there was a shooting at the allegany county fair and as a result it was determined that the fair would ban fireworks while three years, the decision was made to bring back the fires to the fair, that was just three years ago. county fair officials says they'll meet to examine ways to improve and make the fair better. >>> a member of the earthquake -- he almost drowned in lake tahoe. silva was pulled out of the water after being resuscitated and rushed to a lake tahoe hospital and airlifted to a regional medical center. the quake's offered prayers to him, his family and friends. >>> cable cars on california streets are back up and running after a crash in san francisco's financial district. that crash happened on california between battery

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an action news viewer caught it as beach goers rushed to help the vessel.the boat wound up so close to shore. probably allot people on the beach today. a beautiful day. >> it was really nice today, sarah. comfortable conditions, low humidity. increase the humidity just a little bit and bring back the summer time pattern with the pop-up thunderstorms too. show you what's going on outside. sky 6 live in hd from the temple university camera looking at center city skyline. quiet night and calm and comfortable. another picture, sky of live at penn's landing. and a lot of folks enjoying what's left of their weekend at the spruce street harbor park. a mostly clear sky and really quiet and comfortable. and a moonlit sky as well. the high today in philadelphia, 83. right now we're 10 degrees cooler in the city. 73. 68 in had trenton. the upper 60s for allentown. 69 in reading. also the upper 60s in lancaster. at the coast in cape may, coming in at 71. fast forward into the day tomorrow. 8:00 in the morning, partly sunny start to the day with a temperature of 72. but

some of the fair goers called for more courtesy.hour, deputies took the suspects away and security remained tight as fair goers returned to their 4th of july celebrations. >> they prevented -- when our motors did come in, there was no longer violence and fair operations went back to normal. >> jana, fox 2 news. >>> back in 1998, the alameda county fair banned july 4th fireworks because there was a shooting back then. in 2014, fireworks were allowed again by popular demand. officials will study the situation and they'll discuss how to improve and make the fair even better. >>> local fire departments were concerned last night about illegal fireworks. we want to show you some of the video that was recorded by a camera on our roof here at jacqueline square. professional fire work shows, but they were illegal. the oakland skyline was lit up last night. they went up almost nonstop since the sun went down last night. >>> illegal fireworks sparked a brush fire in the oakland hills last night. that started in a grassry area near homes on old

. >> a club goer capturing the gunshots and scream as people scramble to get out of the line of fire.>> 28 individuals injured 3 attempting to flee. >> by the grace of god all of the victims are expected to survive. >> the downtown lit nightclub packed for finesse two times. police believe the shooting was result of dispute among club goers. >> it appears there was a disagreement among small sub set of individuals at a concert rivals that had guns. >> the shootings happened after a week of drive by shootings in little rock. >> there does continue to be a continuation of disputes from local groups that resulted in drive by shootings. >>> two new details of the hospital shooting in new york. some patients are improving. doctors today say three people expected to survive. a total of six people went to the hospital. a fellow doctor opened fire killing one person. he he reportedly held a grudge after being terminated from the hospital two years ago. one died. >>> the man behind the music festival charged with wire fraud. he created the event with jarule, it was built as a star-studded spec

town feelings it has, even though it's turned into a big city, is people here are avid performance goers, so, we would bring somebody in and we would think, oh, 10 or 15 people would show up and 40 '5people would show up. so the citizens of portland have been incredibly supportive of the authors and that reflects back to new york and the publishers and they see that. we're now one of the top ten places to send an author. so, when bruce springsteen goes on a book store and is going to ten book stores we are proud to say we're one of those ten book stores. >> i want to say what a thrill it is to be speaking at powell's. in the life of an author there are various milestones, usually milestones are not particularly happy ones. rejection, digging nord, a young man in the book there who helped rescue the book early on, but anyway, once you do find -- get a little momentum, the thought that you would one day be speaking at powell's is amazing. this is one of the things on my bucket list and thank you for coming out. >> we keep doing what we have always done which is we're passionate about the b

small town feelings it has even though it's turned into a big city is able here are avid performance goers. so we would bring somebody in and you think oh, 10 or 15 people would show up and 40 or 50 people would show up so the citizens of portland have been supportive of the authors who come and visit here and that just reflects back to new york and to the publishers and so we are now one of the top 10 places to send an author. so when bruce springsteen announces he's going on a book tour and is going to and bookstores, we are proud to say we are one of those 10 bookstores. >> first i want to say what a thrill it is to be speaking at powell and the life of an author there, various milestones, they are not particularly happy ones. rejection, there's a young man in the back here helped rescue the book early on. but anyway, once you do get a little bit of momentum, thought that you would one day's be speaking at powell's is amazing so i'm thrilled to be here. this is one of the things on my bucket list and thank you so much for coming out. >> keep doing what we've always done which is we are

and parade-goers say hunting for the right spot has come a cra tray -- tradition. >> our chairs are out. if your chairs are not out early, due get a spot. >> the downtown streets will be closed today from right now to 2:00 p.m. and they haven't actually started closing the streets yet. but they did tell us they will start around 6:00 a.m. and traffic may utilize danville boulevard from el cero boulevard north or san ramon valley south, or sycamore valley road west. the parade will run from 9:00 a.m. to noon. and you guys, as you can see, some folks just got out here setting up chairs and they saw a little spot right here and one of the very few left out here in downtown danville. if you are coming out here, remember, street closures begin very shortly. around 6:30 a.m. and again, the parade, 9:00 a.m. to noon. reporting live, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >> glad they got their spots, jessica. all right. thank you so much. >>> people are also gearing up for the parade in morgan hill. some are using chalk to write their names or the word reserved along the sidewalk. others are lining up ca

there are a few beach-goers that are enjoying themselves. for those who didn't go to the beach.ids will stay home and go to camp. they go to this. alex liggitt visited this class today. first through sixth grader whos have a three-week summer scholars program. alex is frolicking with them. a happy group. keep focusing on oakland maryland at 61 degrees. not a lot going on. just clouds here and there. weather. the forecast tonight. in the temperatures are in the upper 60's. this is cooler. this is going to wake up nicely. the sun strong angle for july. the highs will make it to 84 to 85 degrees. we may see a sprinkle or two in the day. but don't count on a lot. this is the ten-day outlook. 90 degrees. better chance of storms on thursday. the city open on saturday. look for the temperatures around 80. next week to the upper 80's to 90. enjoy the break in the day tomorrow. alison: that sounds good. thank you. in an hour we will learn an announcement about the route for the marine corps marathon. this comes after the metro safetrack caused a drastic changes to the course. marathon da

. >>> some beach goers became heroes during their day at the jersey shore. they joined together to help a beached dolphin alochk sea isle city beach the animal was bleeding and may have been hit by a boat. it was roll nad a sling and putna a vehicle which took the dollar vin to an animal rescue center. >>> if you want tse what fear looks like, take a look at this picture. check out the lower left. that girl is on the frozen ever after ride in disney world, and she achbt having it. >> dad's okay with things, mom's enjoying it. but the little girl, she's either loving it or hating it. there's no in between feelings going on here. >> that was just before they went down a slope at the end of the water ride. >> dad captioned it, it was the first time we were unaware of the camera at the slope. now they know and everybody else. thank you for that. >> dad of the year. kid looks frightened. >>> coming up, president trump facing a new lawsuit over what he's been doing on twitter. it's not about his tweets but who he's actually blocking from seeing them. why free spee

talked to a lot of movie goers who remembered him. almost a second father to them. sources confirm a maid found actor john heard at this hotel, the sheraton, in palo alto. >> 71-year-old best known as frantic father in "home alone." now the santa clara medical examiner is investigating how he died. maid found him in hotel room. when police responded around 2:00, they found him unresponsive. heard was recovering after undergoing minor back surgery at stanford medical center thursday. in facebook post he thanked fans for their support. in podcast interview posted tuesday on youtube heard appeared in good spirits reflecting on his role in the movie. >> we didn't know, at least i didn't and i'm sure catherine couldn't even if she could know how funny two parents who leave their kid at home could be. >> reporter: people came together to watch a movie outdoors in the park they reflected on lengthy career. >> really sad. i remember watching "home alone" and other classics he was in. >> typical character actor, comes into different situations and makes his mark on the milie

the police arrested him after receiving a tim he planned to kill another convention goer. the incident have the convention organizers around the country rethinking the rules on the prop guns. nancy: a cargo ship trip turning and what happened. >> first, a state trooper said he went flying the wrong day down the interstate. what nancy: shocking video led to the resignation of a state trooper who was racing the wrong way down the interstate. he was responding to reports of a group of the b.m.w.'s racing down the highway. the drivers were arrested. the cars were impounded. the highway patrol policy allows troopers to drive into oncoming traffic but only if the need to respond outweighs the danger all that happened when the deputy tried to pull over the man for expired license plate. the driver was only only person hurt. nancy: more problems for the baltimore police department after the public defender's body shows an officer planting drug. this shows an officer placing a soup can in an empty lot and coming back to pool out a baggy of the white capsules. they saved the 30 seco

a two-day-a week gym goer, but when she took her first spin class she ended up in the hospital. >> weoing, not give up, give it our all and our best. >> reporter: the next day she was in so much pain she could barely stand. >> swilling, and eventually i started vomiting. >> reporter: doctoring diagnosed her with rab dough miley sis. muscle tissue breaks down and she would require three weeks of life-saving dialysis. >> appropriate exercise builds muscle. but when you overexert yourself, do something your body's not used to, when that can cause massive muscle break down. >> reporter: mostly associated with soldiers and weightlifting, 42 cases of people developed rab dough after taking their first spin class. >> it's important when you start exercise you break in early. you start easy. go to spin class. but start easy and build up. >> reporter: as for christina, she's made a full recovery, is working out again and encouraging others to listen to their bodies. >> you know your body better than anyone else. if they tell you to push yourself and you don't think it feels good, listen. >> re

beach goers have to walk through a soggy mess just to get to the beach. this weekend down pours left several inches of standing water near a dune construction project. >> it was already a sore spot. cydney long is there live. looking at what is being done to save the beach. >> reporter: that's right. i can tell you residents were dead set against the dune project years ago fighting it in court and predicting that this very thing would happen. standing or ponding water with nowhere to go now vacationers and beach residents have a message for the engineers they are saying i told you so. flood water right on the beach. >> i am angry. we bought this house three years ago. >> reporter: in between summer vacation homes and brand new dunes. >> we had beautiful beaches and they just came and destroyed the beaches. >> reporter: residents are fuming about the ponds of water and delluge by mother nature a recipe the mayor considers a danger sdp invite that could lead to drowning. >> bacteria, mosquitos, certainly enough water ipthere that could be fatal to somebody.

watched as had he whizzed by beach goers like jeff vance and his 13-year-old son >> some people werethe beach >> for five minutes, styles broadcasted while fleeing. >> we're going down tonight, guy. >> reporter: police say calls came in from as far away from california during a previous video, styles said he was going to ram police cars and their headquarters, they pursuit to try to stop him and warned beach goers with their sirens. >> the citizens that are -- that did call this in, i'm looking right in the camera saying thank you very much. because this could have been really bad. >> reporter: after a nine-minute chase on the beach. you can hear styles realize police were closing in. >> seat buckle off ready to take a dive >> he makes it about two miles more like going to the slammer, bro. >> transmission just went out >> he surrendered and was taken into custody a few hours later he allegedly used a belt to damage a window. >> no one was hurt, i'm going to keep saying it. no one hurt and like i said given our beaches that could have been a lot worse. >> meanwhile, a county in rural

. >> reporter: what's in the water, that's what a lot of beach goers are asking after high levels ofacteria forced new jersey to shutdown 15 beaches and put four more on advisory. it's especially troubling to parents like jim, her kids have been swimming in the water all day. >> their son has an immune disorder, too, that's a little bit concerning. >> reporter: state testing found high levels of a bacteria. it likely got into ocean water when recent rain over flowed drainage system. it's found in human and animal waste. >> it's pretty disgusting to hear that, yeah. >> reporter: the concern is people swimming in the water could get sick. the several different illnesses. >> it's positive agent of things like urinary track infection, it will cause meningitis. it can result in skin infections. >> beach goers we spoke with said we had no idea about the public health warning. >> i honestly did not. but i'm surprised at it. >> gunfire in alexandria as three people are wounded in a shooting this afternoon. we've been following the story for several hours as police try to zero in on a gunman.

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police say the shooting erupted following a dispute among club goers at the power ultrahow long we do not believe this is an act of terror, nor do we believe it was an act of shooter situation. investigators gather evidence from the scene, empty cups and shattered glass literred the sidewalk outside. the club was backed to see artist finesse two times when gunfire shot out during a break. there was an altercation in the club between a group of people and shots got fired and everybody took off running. the little rock community has been on edge this week following a dozen drive by shootings. there's no indication the events are linked. emotions are very high. i think we ful with our words. this is a blip on the map that we certainly did consider in the history that we've had over the the past week. city officials expressed sorrow over the shooting saying their prayers are with the victims and their families. in new york, mollie line, fox news >> new details in daddily new york hospital shooting all six of the surviving victims remain in the hospital tonight. all of them in critical con

>>> right now at 11:00, a brief pause to the 4th of july festivities, drenching rains for concert goers to use chairs as umbrellas. eventually the rain stopped. and the party continued. grand finally did not disappoint, fireworks lit up the sky above philadelphia art museum. philly knows how to throw a party. good evening and happy 4th of july everyone. i'm jessica dean. ukee washington is off. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff had a front row seat to the fun, live on the parkway with a wrap-up at the excitement. alex? >> what a dazzling display. we truly did have a front row seat as the fireworks shut off from the steps of the art museum, core graphed perfectly with the music playing through the. and you have to wonder in moments like that what our founding fathers would think of a triumph tribute to the sacrifices so we could live in a free nation to pursue our individual happiness. i think that truly meant to something to the people out here. they stuck it through a significant downpour just a few hours ago and i think it is safe to say it was worth it. ♪ where liberty dwell

parade-goers say hunting for the right spot has become a tradition.t is really important for us to be in the same spot because it brings back memories from the years before. >> if you are headed out here, the city wants you to know that downtown area will be closed from 6:00 a.m., to 2:00 p.m. and you can use danville boulevard, from el cerro boulevard north or san ramon valley boulevard south at sycamore valley road west. the parade will run from 9:00 a.m. to noon. it includes marching bands and floats, and 150 patriotic entries, and again, the streets downtown here, will be closed, at 6:00 a.m. reporting live, i'm jessica flores, kpix a. >> and if you are taking bart to a fourth of july barbecue, you could be in for a longer wait than usual. today's sunday schedule means service won't kick off until 8:00 a.m. three routes operating instead of five. but bart says trains will have more cars than usual. and the agency will also run some extra trains to help people get to the oakland a's game. and of course, other events. >>> many events around the bay

wind this afternoon though, day at the beach it looked calm this shot from earth cam showed beach goerslaying, swimming despite that tropical storm warning issued for florida's west coast. >>> surprise, surprise there. >> yeah. >> little activity in the tropics. >> that has weakened back to a depression but will strengthen backup in the storm but good news it will not bother us. >> thank goodness. >> might present issues with rip currents as we go toward next weekend but something to keep in mind. right now keep in mind taking in a lot of sunshine. look at that, look at those lucky people out on the beach, a gorgeous, beach day, today, sunshine, in the scene. comfortable hugh mid values. temperatures that aren't too toasty on this last day of july. we are at 88 degrees right now in philadelphia. eighty-eight in allentown. eighty-three in wildwood. we have a sea breeze at our shore points, it is 79, feels nice in ocean city. eighty-eight in stone harbor. eighty-one in rehoboth beach. looking live at center city philadelphia looking nice as well just friendly looking cumulus cloud, blue s

i was the first movie goer to see it in 3d but it's pretty amazing. >> as a child reading valerian whatt that captured and captivated you? >> we have to remember that time i'm 10 years old. i'm living 60 kilometers from pairing on the country side. when i open my window i have cows. there's one black and white channel, no radio. because nimy step father hates music and my only escape is valerian. and that was my passport to escape. a guy and a girl in space suit kicking butt to aliens. i mean -- you know. but that was my only way to get out and dream. >> what did that escapism do for your imagination? >> i think it's everything. it's my drug. i never drink in my life, never smoke. never take anything. but i'm dreaming. it's my way to -- no one can take your soul. you can live with it. and i have a very -- i have my best friend 10 years old. talking to him all the time. i like this boy. he's a great guy. and we have a good relationship. and even now if i'm not childish or a child anymore but i really have a particular relation with him and i think i made the film for him in fact. >> and

. >>> a highly anticipated sequel spun movie goers into a frenzy "spider-m "spider-man: homecoming" beatectations bringing in $117 million. "despicable me 3," followed by "baby driver," "wonder woman" end up the week. you'll know this is the third reboot of spider-man in the past 12 years or 15 years. >> we were just telling him this is when he's in his teenage years. >> michael keaton, who played batman, i saw him on jimmy kimmel the other night -- cross-promotion cross-promotion -- and he's playing the villain. and you knew the name of the vulture. >> robert downey jr. is in this one, too. he brings the iron man character in. >> now you know. >> there you go. >> that's it for abc7 at 6:00. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. have a good one. >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're getting glamorous. >> we are going to take her from day to night to go out on the town. >> then nail art like never before. >> it's just -- it's a nice thi

. >> night after night brenden bringing down the house as he raises theater goers up. >> i think that of life to this show think the >> you realized the church wasn't for you. >> gentlemen ayes and i didn't disrespectful to my parents wants and needs. >> he found his voice in sin city. >> my family moved to las vegas when i was two and half my mom's first memory of me in the new house in vegas was opening up the cabinet and pulling them out with wooden spoons banging on everything, like drums i wanted to make noise and be heard. >> and eventually he would be by pete wentz from fall out boy who signed the band in 2004. >> how did panic get started. >> it got started in high school, my first guitar player he was wearing a band thrice and we both loved them so we started talking and we needed a guitar player. our guy can't make two shows and said will you fill in, he said absolutely. he interact introduced me to the band and that was the first iteration of panic at at disco. >> six months later they put out their first demo. >> from then it was a whirl wind. >> they went through many alb

. >>> a highly anticipated sequel spun movie goers into a frenzy "spider-m "spider-man: homecoming" beatectations bringing in $117 million. "despicable me 3," followed by "baby driver," "wonder woman" end up the week. you'll know this is the third >> we were just telling him this is when he's in his teenage years. >> michael keaton, who played batman, i saw him on jimmy kimmel the other night -- cross-promotion cross-promotion -- and he's playing the villain. and you knew the name of the vulture. >> robert downey jr. is in this one, too. he brings the iron man character in. >> now you know. >> there you go. >> that's it for abc7 at 6:00. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. have a good one. announcer: today -- a special edition of "matter of fact." soledad o'brien profiles american heroes battling ptsd, resisting treatment because of the stigma. wrecks was committed to fighting through it without help. announcer: frustrated by a lack of answers. >> i need something besides 'you have anxiety and you're depressed.' well, you know, so does half of america. announcer: waiting for a breakthrough.

she watched as he whizzed by beach goers like jeff and his 13-year-old son. >> some people were crossingnd came close to hitting the people on the beach. >> reporter: for five minutes styles broadcasted while fleeing. >> we're going down tonight, guys. we're going down -- die tonight police say cars came from california that during previous study yo styles said he was going to ram police cars and their headquarters. they kept up the pursuit to try to stop him and warn beach goers with their sirens. >> the citizens that are -- that did call this in, i look right in the cam ran say thank you very much because this could have been really really bad. >> reporter: after a nine minute chase on the beach, you can hear styles realize police were closing in. >> seat buckle off ready to take a dive, bro. >> he make it about 2 miles. >> going down history, bro. >> reporter: more like going to the slammer, bro. >> my transmission just went out. >> reporter: at that point police say he surrendered and was taken into custody without injuring anyone. the exclamation point came in their holding cell a f

all state parks remain closed, ruining fourth of july plans for thousands of beach-goers.mily, they got some time on the sand and surf. the christies had full run of island beach park, a barrier island where the state-owned governor's residence is located. he shrugged it off telling reporters, "that's just the way if goes." >> no, it didn't -- go ahead. i didn't get any sun today. no. no. there's no one on the beach state park, no lifeguards. there's no one to will be up the garbage. there's no one providing any services at island beach state park. next. next! i'm -- excuse me. next. next. i'm done. we're talking about the closure of government, and you're talking about your tmz stuff. >> that's the governor in his final year with a 15% approval rating. paolo sandoval with more. >> reporter: dave, day three of this new jersey state government shutdown, and there has been little to no sign of progress between governor chris christie and lawmakers as they try to come up with a solution to this financial impasse happening at trenton, new jersey. as a result, some of the nones

some of the club goers at the ultrapower how long began arguing.his is a triage particular, a local community tragedy. it doesn't appear to be a plan ned shooting. it appears there was a disagreement amongst a small subset of individuals at a concert that turned violent

kids in the sprinklers, beach goers in ocean city, golfers sweating through the swings on the course in warminister, and catching a a breeze in new jersey. >> a sweaty night for baseball. a live look at the blue cross stadium, where they will be playing in just 30 minutes. >> ask penns landing, skaters are hoping to breathe. >> they are full at the water park in the poconos. that's not it right there. that's the airport. >> it's going to get even hotter. >> by this time tomorrow, it's going to feel at least five to ten degrees hotter than it does right now. and right now it's pretty hot. and if i was out here for a long period of time, i would be dressed a little more casually. we have a first alert out for tomorrow for the dangerous heat from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the entire area including the beaches. because it's not going to cool down much there. the dangerous heat feeling like 100 to 105 degrees. maybe even a little higher. so today it felt as high as 9 in philadelphia. over 100 already in much of delaware. tomorrow up to 106, but friday it really take its a dive. that's t

graduate degree program at columbia and she said i knew all these nazis, here's my clippings, i knew goering, goebbels, the whole bunch but that raised eyebrows and people began to wonder if she was a nazi spy and things got so carried away that after she was brought to the attention of the fbi the fbi became convinced convinced not only might cd a nazi spy but the key to the entire not the espionage ring in the united states which was ridiculous so hoover took personal charge of the investigation. again, it wasn't just at the lowest levels of the fbi not only huber but roosevelt had taken a personal interest in the case. at one point, even hoover had decided it was more smoke than fire here and he suggested that the end the fbi surveillance of inga. president roosevelt himself didn't huber a note and said i want you to keep inga arvad under surveillance. i want to know what she's doing. and when john kennedy was nominated for president in 1960, director huber bobby kennedy was jack's brother and his campaign manager and said he was calling to ensure the kennedys that even though the file ex

they kept up the pursuit to try to stop him and warned beach goers with their sirens. >> the citizens n did call this in, looking right in the camera and say thank you very much because this could have been really really bad. >> reporter: after a nine minute chase on the beach, you can hear styles realize police were closing in. >> seat buckle off ready to take dive, bro. >> reporter: he makes it about 2 miles. >> going down in history, bro report roar more like going to the slammer, bro. >> my tran mission just went out. >> reporter: at that point police say he surrendered and was taken into custody without injuring anyone. the exclamation point came in their holding cell a few hours later. as he allegedly used a belt to damage a window. >> we got no one hurt like i said no one, i'll keep saying it no one hurt and like i say given our beaches that could have been a lot worse. >> i'll go out on limb and say not too many people are disappointed that styles is in custody tonight facing several charges. >> definitely could have been a whole lot worse. >>> we're following breaking news ou

they're urging beach goers t gu concerns they may have and to follow swimming flags signs, the warningn effect and may be well. >>> fans from all over the philadelphia area lincoln financial field to watch the first open practice of the football season and as oh finds out, the football spirit is alive awell. >> reporter: after pushing back open practice weather, the philadelphia eagles welcomed players and fans tosuyn sunday. >> i want to get autographsprac. >> we lived here our lives, plenty of games been to the the linc. i'm excited to be here.gles. >> reporter: some lifelong friends are passing on the love generation >> not even one year old he's >> greg said this is just the beginning bringing his son >> i love the team everything they stand for it's a hard culrn the fan >> at the linc was also military appreciation day. that's a field former linebacker for the eagles is familiar with >> all i got running through my veins is green blood >> he hopes carson wentz will deliver in>> he got a lot of we around him. somebody believe the franchise quarterback that we hope that he is. >> th

. >> officials ordered beach goers to stay out of the water through friday. the beaches are expected to reopen at sunrise saturday morning if no more sharks are sighted. >>> as we have been reporting, starting today, water bills will go up for 1 million customers in the east bay. east bay mug voted to raise the -- >>reporter: it was a packed house at east bay board members. listen to the concerns of the customers on the agenda. a rate hike of 1.52% starting on wednesday. >> our pipe -- we need to make sure we're providing water to your home when you want to turn on that tap. >> this is not meant to punish at all. we are simply trying to maintain our system. >> east bay mutt has an increase of 7 percent. with the district not making as much money as projected when the state was in a drought, they need to make those funds up and the customers have to pay. >> water is a human right and people are struggling and people are having a hard time paying their water bill and getting their water shut off. >> we did everything we were asked to do to reduce water consumpt

the chaos left beach goers stunned. holy and steve were here on a vacation and had a front row seat >> no respect for the life guards, the police. they don't deserve to be on beach. >> reporter: one of the suspects is seen escaping police and running through the dunes and into wonder land peer before being arrested. they were cited for assault, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. they want to make sure they're sending a clear message, don't mess with the life guards >> we tied up a life guards for a few rowdy people and probably jeopardized the safety of others. >> reporter: luckily none of the police officers or life guards were injured. all five of those men, most in their 20's were issued citations and released. in ocean city, chris o'connell fox 29 news. >>> on your radar tonight, the holiday weekend is over but a lot of folks are still taking advantage of this warm july night in rehoboth beach in delaware. we've got a threat of rain in the forecast. meteorologist kathy orr is here. tell me it's not like a mary

the most famous scene shows movie goers running away from the blob at the colonial movie theater. parts of the movie was shot around the area, as well. blinds to go. blinds for life. joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including erin. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. by visiting our website it's blinds to go's anniversary summer bogo sale. buy any blinds or shades and take half off your next item. all blinds! all shades! the entire store! buy one get one half off. it's our biggest sale of the year! come celebrate and save. blinds to go. blinds for life. back from the all star break, but they are losing ballgames. they woreforms, the brewers won 9-6. the series continues tonight. >>> eagles training camp starts in a little over a week, quarterback carson wentz is spending a few days working out in north dakota where he was a star in college football. >> i'm ready to go, i'm ready to go last year, i'm like, man, this is all coming fast. last year was a when i will --

. >>> dozens of beach goers came together to save a family caught in a rip current. they began forming a human chain to reach the family, who was stuck about 100 yards offshore. one member says they became stranded trying to save her two sons. over 70 people linked arms slowly making their way to the family. after about an hour, the chain reached them and brought everyone to safety. she's thankful for the strangers' act of kindness. >> as a mom, i'm supposed to be able to protect them and do everything and i couldn't do it that way. i had to have help, which i was etern eternally grateful for. that was there to be able to help me. >> her mother suffered a heart attack after the ordeal and is recovering in the hospital. >>> 32 million americans at risk of severe weather today new video shows a tornado barrelling across a farm in iowa. it damaged crops, uprooted trees and caused minor damage to several structures. and on the left part of the screen, check out this firenado in california. more than 7,000 firefighters are battling 13 wildfires in california. >>> let's go