. >>> andrew hales is back. you remember andrew? he has the popular youtube channel lahws.lked up to random strangers in utah and held their hand just to get their reactions. are you ready for the sequel? we now have holding people's hands 2, the sequel. >> and he has brought along his sister, jacqueline hales, and she's pretty cute. >> i have a feeling the guys won't mind based on her looks. >> this time they're in lake george village in upstate new york and it's nighttime on an active street. >> well, that changes things a little bit if you're just walking down a street at night and somebody comes and grabs your hand. >> let's see what people do. >> hi. >> uh-oh. [ laughing ] >> oh! >> hello. >> hello. >> he's like -- >> that's good for me. it's my lucky night. >> he didn't have to work for it. a guy's dream. >>> for the most part in the two videos we've seen people have a relatively positive reaction or a puzzled reaction. it's not so once andrew starts holding people's hands. >> it's cute when a girl does it. >> what are you doing? >> hi, i just -- we're filming a socia

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these thunderstorms are the ones producing hale.he cold front these things are blowing now as the front marches southward look at the hill with it. the storms are still undergoing development they will be in here within the next several hours so we will keep an eye on that. look how the storms consolidate into something of a broken their up in southern wisconsin by 1030 and here they come marching across the city by about 115 in the morning they continue southward and are out of here by morning. mostly sunny tomorrow. these are thunderstorm warnings in divisors for rip current along lake michigan. be careful swimming will probably have issues here as well. the 35th and 32nd consecutive day the greatest number of 90 degree temperatures ever for so early in the season if we were to continue at that rate we would have 5490 degree days. 54 90 degree-days. later in the week the heat and humidity develops back in and by thursday could have 90 degree heat index is back in the area but the department of agriculture came out with its report

. >> she became known, the holly of holly carter hale. i ran into him. he said, is your mother, did she work in the prepared department? i said, yeah. she was legendary. pat nixon worked at the broadway hollywood. tavis: richard nixon's wife. we have two famous people from their past. >> and never met her. momma was tough. she went to night school. she got her aa degree. she was studying law. she was interested. she got me into classical music. she got me into art. there was a story that my father won an award for window dressing in a grocery store in toronto. he got a national award. i always thought that was whatever. folklore. two weeks ago my sister found a book of my father's on window dressing. for stores. i started crying. i could not believe it. tavis: there was creativity in your family. >> his sister became a dress designer. she had a following, not a big one. it was indigenes somewhere. genes somewhere. crazy. tavis: runs in your dna. you mentioned at los angeles city college. education institution, city colleges, state-funded programs, are un

a very successful plastic surgeon in los angeles, bob hale. he was in the army reserves, because the army paid for him to go to medical school, so he of them some time. he got activated and sent to iraq, where he started treating the severely wounded. after he had been there a couple of weeks, he called his wife. he said, "so my practice. i am staying here." it was a lucrative practice, a plastic surgeon in los angeles. he has dedicated his life now to basically helping people like todd nelson recover full function of their faces. >> how big is the burn center in san antonio? >>"it is not very big. i was surprised. i think it is one floor of the hospital. the first thing that struck me is that it is warm. it is very warm. burn patients do not have skin. therefore, there is nothing to prevent their bodies from losing body heat. so the have to keep it fairly warm. the first thing they do is to take them into the shower room, which is a big yellow tile room, with gentle warm water. the have to wash away the charred flesh. from there, there are ve

reporter: just after midnight, police say jacob opened fire killing 36-year-old gary and injuring gary hale. one bullet went through the next door. >> went through the house. >> reporter: he was driving by when the bullets started flying. >> came back later and saw a body covered up. it was ridiculous. >> reporter: witnesses say they don't know why he pulled out a gun. >> there was no kind of scuffles here. there was no confrontation between him and the person shot. >> reporter: even more worry as many, this is the second murder in eldersburg in two weeks. a man was stabbed behind the martin grocery store and an arrest was also made in that case. >> it has one of the lowest crime rates of any county in the state. >> it's kind of nerve wracking. >> reporter: violence is seldom seen. he fled the scene after the shooting but police were able to contact him and convince him to turn himself in. reporting live, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. thank you very much, meghan. he's been charged with first and second-degree murder and attempt of murder. >>> fires trapping more than

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so the wind and hale will be the primary threat later on today. 98 degrees is the high temperature ine places, especially south of town where you have more sunshine. a few storms over night to night until about 1:00 a.m. some could be strong to severe. tomorrow afternoon, i think we will spend the day in the mid- 90's. it will still be hot and sticky. we do have a chance of a few strong or severe storms tomorrow as well. the temperature still looks like it will dive down into the upper-70's. >> which you would welcome after a day like today -- into the upper-80's. >> which you would welcome after a day like today. wild horses to to the water. each summer, the volunteer fire department herds of them across the waterway as a prelude to an auction. about 40,000 people also flocked to the area each year to watch them swim. 12:20 p.m. right now. coming up, two major cities set their site onchick-fil- >> chick-fil-a facing a growing backlash over commons that the ceo made over gay marriage. many liberals promised a boycott and many conservatives calling for an eat chick-fil-a day. the compa

so according to assemblyman hale's office, it cleared the judicial committee last week and referred to the preparations. i do not know why so do not look at me like i am crazy. i am just reporting the progress of the bill. but it is not likely it will move your preparations until after the summer break that the assembly takes and i will stay on this and keep you updated. this is focused on underage drinking but what this is trying to do is a step in the right direction. assign responsibility to human beings in the buses as opposed to some vague notion of a company or something that is not real, involving more responsibility in the form of a fine or license suspension to the operators of the buses. and the supposed hosts or guardians in the buses. given what we have seen in the past for the ability for people to take personal responsibility and have consequences on them individually, hopefully this will move things in the right direction for across the board, not just people underage but everyone drinking and buses. >> why isn't your name on here? >> i do not know. i can ask. >> this is

it to left...nick maakakis on first...speeding around the bases...rounds 3rd and through demarlo hale'se puts on the breaks halfway to home... sitting duck...caught in a rundown...tying run tagged out on the base path...indians snap the o's 5-game win streak...3-1... and a stunning trade to report tonight...the yankees have traded for 10 time all star ichiro suzuki...in return, seattle gets a pair of minor league pitchers...the first japanese position player in the major leagues, ichiro was both the rookie of the year and the most valuble player in 2001, when he led the mariners to the best regular season record in history..the now 38 year old right fielder won 2 batting titles and 10 gold gloves in his 11 years in seattle. as you heard, penn state learned it's fate this morning...they were hammered by the ncaa....we'll detail all the sanctions in a moment...one of them in particular has effected college football history... history... joe paterno is no longer the winningest coach in college football history...one of the sanctions required penn state to forfeit every victory between 1998

and it is being haled by some as the answer to the housing crisis. local government seizing underwater mortgages through eminent domain. will that put a stop to foreclosures ? >> i am not proposing anything radical here. i just believe anybody making over $250,000 a year should go back to the income tax rates we were paying under bill clinton. >> welcome to "the journal editorial report." that was president obama on monday envoking bill clinton in his call to raise taxes on americans making more than $250,000 a year. he says his proposal isn't radical at all. so will congressional democrats and maybe even some republicans follow him off that tax cliff? let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor and jason riley and columnist mary annastacia o'grady. mary, we have this huge tax cliff. everybody believes because of the expiring tax provisions there would be a big potential hit in january on the economy. first substantively is it affecting economic growth? >> sure it is. the big word out there is uncertainty. people feel uncertain. by th

joseph hale tweeted, "i feel the new abortion law is all about politics. how this happens just after obamacare is passed." and this tweet, "as a lifetime resident, it is clear the ideologies of ancient times exist in the culture and politics of mississippi." robert barrett says, "it's about stopping killing babies with heartbeats. living human beings." certainly keep the tweets coming. there were a lot of strong opinions on this issue. we'll speak to an abortion doctor coming up in our 8:00 hour and get his thoughts on this story. you can find me on twitter, weigh in, i'd love to read some comments. you can find me there, @randikayecnn. i'll be back at the top of the hour. >>> "sanjay gupta m.d." starts right now.

yesterday we spoke of hale berry after suffering an injury.continue production. >> this next story. i do not consider it having this 'my way' that all this was and northwest ohio. he posted this photograph. if you want to talk about what is trending visit my facebook page. >> to a major recalls. one involving the ford suv deck could catch on fire. and a man was shot after he was attacking a co-worker at a chocolate factory. the latest details. >> governor brown signing the controversial high speed rail construction. in the state of california. critics angry. we will be right back. more on these as to kron 4 news, continues. >>

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this is where hale has occurred with bigger storms.nd you can see sunshine here as our cloud state away. the last week has seen some heavier rains into this is the result of that shrinkage of the hot air down to some extent. let's hope this trend continues, there are flood watches interestingly enough down to the south the bust and he did visors, look how this has shrunk. highs today hit 89. it was 87 at midway airport. 77 and gary. some beautiful weather into there is the way our skyline looked. there is hot weather and plenty of it but it's not quite as pervasive. we had 10 states today with 100 degree temperatures instead of the 14 or 16 we saw earlier in the week. this is the cooler air mass that is settling in. '70s around the area you could almost open up the windows tonight and take advantage of the dew point of 64 instead of 71 if you don't mind a little humidity in the air. sunday, partly cloudy and a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. kind of moderately hot. it takes 98 or 99 to get us up set now. what's 90? happy friday guy

jonathon, you hale from the olympic city of london. do you care now to apologize to america and to the american men in general for what you are doing to the volleyball players ? >> it is appalling as somebody who grew up in london doing yardwork with my father december or july wearing nothing but matching leopard print speedos -- dad told me it was normal. i have no sympathy. do they honestly think we watch it for the sport? come on. >> they are marvelous athletes. why not have both? it is a peanut butter cup of athleticism. >> thanks for having me. it is an absolute honor. i don't speak -- [bleep]. sean connery does it. i am not going to do that. >> will this sport lose some of its integrity if the players cover up? >> oh yes, if the players i will lose some. even john agrees. the blood emus limbs have taken it over. now the only good thing with the olympics is the nickers and now they are wearing a bikini and that is the end of that. these people are tourists. the athletes are tourists. wear your local [bleep]. >> i could understand

. >> haled pap pen you here your kids are bullied at a school. you put them in a private school? should taxpayers pay 40,000 dollars a year. tell bthat real story. mitt romney is going on the offensive. he will be talking about how a number of barack obama's donors have got ten payoffs while middle class have gotten layoffs. plus donald trump on fox and friends kick it off 11 mints from now. keep it right here on the fox news channel. >> it is now 9 mints to the top of the hour. we know to put sunscreen on before going out in the summer rays. there are foods that can help protect you from the sun as well. joining us to explain this is personal trainer and fitness expert nikki fitness. thank you for coming again. >> thank you for having me. >> do you have a reason you started investigating all of these vegetables? >> my father last july was diagnosed with melanoma. he had to have several surgeries because it was caught late on his back. there are several things you can do in addition to wearing sunscreen and layering up with long sleeves and stuff like that. >> i think we can all

. >> the storms to the west have gotten so that they are possibly producing hale.s a new severe thunderstorm warning. this is until 6:30 for you folks are around at chantilly fairfax -- the line is just now heading into fairfax. i'm going to switch over to the other doppler -- in about 10 minutes, heading into wolf trap. this is a line that has been producing a lot of lightning and possibly some hail. look at where the temperatures have fallen. at 73 degrees in gaithersburg. it will be muddy overnight with temperatures in the mid '70s. heat and humidity with temperatures in the mid-90s. a severe thunderstorm warning for the city of fairfax and central parts of fairfax county. the main threat is a hail and a lot of lightning. could be some power outages with these storms. >> i hope the rain will hold off and the that can get the game in tonight. >> i will tell you this. the nationals start a three-game series tonight. stephen s. strasbourg is on the hill. we have a heavy rain here with thunder and lightning. the trade deadline passed. meanwhile, the nationals did it

then a hale of gunfire. this was a violent to end what began as a 9-1-1 call about an armed robbery at these convenience store on wilson avenue this morning. the suspect sped off in this white jeep cherokee that investigators say had been reported stolen in concord. sheriff's deputies spotted a suspect and eled them on a chase that ended when he slammed through a yard, took out a hire height drand and smashed into this garage. the suspect them took off on foot and tried to hide, and the police searched. >> the cops in front, and then walk outside and the cop comes back in the house. >> there were two other officers on the side, and they came in through our backyard. there were several shots fire. >> watching the video shot by a neighbor again, you can see that officers seemed to converge on the backyard of a home, then shout something, presumably at the suspect, before opening fire. gun -- two vallejo officers are on paid administrative leave, which i standard following an officer-involved shooting. the susp

then a hale of gunfire. this was a violent to end what began as a 9-1-1 call about an armed robbery at these convenience store on wilson avenue this morning. the suspect sped off in this white jeep cherokee that investigators say had been reported stolen in concord. sheriff's deputies spotted a suspect and eled a them on a che that ended when he slammed through a yard, took out a hire height drand and smashed into this garage. the suspect them took off on foot and tried to hide, and the police searched. >> the front, and front, and thn walk outside and the cop comes back in the house. >> there were two other officers on the side, and they came in through our backyard. there were several shots fire. >> watching the video shot by a neighbor again, you can see that officers seemed to converge on the backyard of a home, then shout something, presumably at the suspect, before opening fire. gun -- two vallejo officers are on paid administrative leave, which i standard following anfis officer-involved shooting. the

coming up next on abc 7 news, a scare on the set for actress hale berry. a family comes together to slam down. >> to a family that has made an extreme decision to lose a lot of weight to get there. >> so far it has been a success thanks to big changes and a surgery. >> the family that ways together stays together. amongst the three of them they have lost a combined 500 pounds and they are still losing weight. >> what you are looking at now are size 50. i and down to a size 34. >> he can fit both legs into one pant leg of his old jeans. he was creeping towards 400 pounds. >> what does the skills it now? >> 183. >> he did not want to have the same obesity related illnesses his parents suffered from. his father was taken insulin shots for diabetes. his mother was taking 48 pills a day to stay alive. >> i could not walk a flight of steps without having to stop in the middle and using my inhaler. >> the entire family decided to have gastric bypass surgery at the center. michelle has lost 218 pounds and credits her doctor with saving her life. >> he told me he d

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and it is being haled by some as the answer to the housing crisis. local government seizing underwater mortgages through eminent domain. will that put a stop to foreclosures ? >> i am not proposing anything radical here. i just believe anybody making over $250,000 a year should go back to the income tax rates we were paying under bill clinton. >> welcome to "the journal editorial report." that was president obama on monday envoking bill clinton in his call to raise taxes on americans making more than $250,000 a year. he says his proposal isn't radical at all. so will congressional democrats and maybe even some republicans follow him off that tax cliff? let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor and jason riley and columnist mary annastacia o'grady. mary, we have this huge tax cliff. everybody believes because of the expiring tax provisions there would be a big potential hit in january on the economy. first substantively is it affecting economic growth? >> sure it is. the big word out there is uncertainty. people feel uncertain. by th

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and it is being haled by some as the answer to the housing crisis. government seizing underwater mortgages through eminent domain. will that put a stop to foreclosures ? >> i am not proposing anything radical here. i just believe anybody making over $250,000 a year should go back to the income tax rates we were paying under bill clinton. >> welcome to "the journal editorial report." that was president obama on monday envoking bill clinton in his call to raise taxes on americans making more than $250,000 a year. he says his proposal isn't radical at all. so will congressional democrats and maybe even some republicans follow him off that tax cliff? let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor and jason riley and columnist mary annastacia o'grady. mary, we have this huge tax cliff. everybody believes because of the expiring tax provisions there would be a big potential hit in january on the economy. first substantively is it affecting economic growth? >> sure it is. the big word out there is uncertainty. people feel uncertain. by the way

. >> reporter: when big water mains break, like this one in hale thorpe, a few years ago, or this one in dundalk, big damage follows. and now a water main just as big is threatening to given way. >> we have gotten ahead of a potential serious matter. >> reporter: it was found with a robotic tool that dpw started using last march. scanning from inside, it started from a metal layer, starting with wires rusting away, the same cause of past major breaks. >> put in the ground in the '70s. and they were manufactured by a company that really didn't know how to manufacture pipe very well. >> reporter: the line runs through this intest baltimore intersection, under some abandoned railroad tracks. a massive 54-inch transmission line that carries water through the city into anne arundel and howard counties. >> we should start conserving immediately. we will start the actual testing on tuesday -- tomorrow. >> reporter: judging how best to replace the water that flows from here into the pipeline is the purpose of the test. >> as we test the service area to make sure we can reroute water and provi

you are hale lier yous. if you were to ever have a show within a 35 mile radius of where i live. i would get there as quick as possible. as luck would have it i am performing a live show. but i don't know where. if you can send me your address and the best time you are not there. virginia writes, you were right, my daughter-in-law from hell is a psychologist, and she is freaking nuts. any advice? >> immediately schedule an appointment with your daughter-in-law. confess to horrible things your son says about her. due to the doctor-patient relationship she is forbidden to disclose anything you said. that will be $500. and finally, love the show this week. you guys have so much fun. don't know if you realize it, but you even had dana saying "here is the thing." i suppose i say here is the thing too much, but that is a risk you take when you introduce marvel super heros a the comic conventions. here is the thing. that's what i do. a long way for a bad joke. to see clips of recent shows fox news.com/red eye. >>> see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. a new "red eye" returns tomo

. >> reporter: when big water mains break like this one in hale thorpe a few years ago or this one in dundalk, big ones follow. and now, a water main just as big is threatening to give way. >> we've gotten ahead of a potential serious matter. >> reporter: it was found with a brobottic tool -- robotic tool that baltimore's dpw started last march. starting inside, it discovered a metal layer that is rusting away. the same cause of past major breaks. -- >> put in the ground in the 1970s and by a company that really didn't know how to manufacture lines very well. >> reporter: a massive 54-inch transmission line that carries water from the plant through the city into anne arundel and howard counties. >> we should start conserving immediately. we will start the actual testing on tuesday, tomorrow. >> reporter: judging on how best to replace the water that flows from here into the pipeline is the purpose of the test. >> as we test the service area to make sure we can reroute the water, and provide adequate services to the counties. >> reporter: as water is moved around, pressure may drop fro

. >>> hale alert for somebody who works the overnight shift.y feel who work the overnights are 41% more likely than other workers to suffer heart attack or strokes. people working shifts also have higher levels of unhealthy behavior like eating junk food, sleeping badly, and not exerc e exercising which are all linked to heart problems. >>> ford is recalling nearly half a million of its escape suvs because of a problem with their accelerator. the recaller affects 2001 to 2004 models with 3-liter v-6 engines and cruise control. they found the accelerator pedals can stick. ford decided on the recall in part because of a deadly crash in arizona. >>> 6:26 is our time. there's been a lot of complaining about the skyrocketing fines from local traffic cameras. now they may actually be on the way down. >> and there are teammates and rivals. what michael phelps and ryan over the next four months,an you have a choice to make. not just between two political parties, or even two people. it's a choice between two very different plans for our country. govern