. >> guy in the hallway, long shirt. >> the undercover apologizes to the anxious john for the delay.> hi. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> good. >> sorry about that. so what's going on? how's disney? >> all day, all day. >> lots of money. >> oh, yeah, it's expensive. just crazy. when you have a kid what are you going to do. >> this divorced disney dad shares his tales of financial woe with the detective. >> spent money major, child support. every time you spend money. >> yeah. >> now you are going to come and spend more money. >> i know. you are really hot. >> oh, thanks. >> you look exactly like your pics. >> i told you i did. >> yeah. >> are you wanting 30 minutes? >> you said you would cut me some quick deal, like 50 or something. >> are you wanting what we talked about like the lollipop or -- >> whatever. whatever you can give because you are really hot. >> stand up. you are not going to cause any problems, are you? >> no. >> put your hands out. >> for what? >> we will explain it all. >> i called an ad for a massage. >> welcome to polk county. i'm grady judd, you are under arre

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. >> she's in the hl -- hallway.istening at the door. >> the cautious woman gives the officer not one, not two, but three hugs. >> can i get a real hug? >> she's all over the uc in the door. >> do they always hug? >> looking for wires. trying to feel him, see if he's a bug. >> despite her initial nervousness, the officer confirms the deal and she accepts $500. >> before getting down to business she checks out the room. >> she picked up the money to see if it is counterfeit. >> reassured the money is authentic she orders the under cover to get comfortable. code for get naked. >> get comfortable. >> get naked? >> yeah. >> okay. >> 500 for 30 minutes. >> it won't go in. >> okay. >> i told you to bring the tools. >> what tools, the lube and stuff? >> yeah. >> [ inaudible ], first of all. >> why? just kidding. >> having heard enough, sergeant jodi furlong orders officers to make the arrest. >> hey. i knew it. i swear to god i knew it. >> the woman known as chastity is identified as dynasty dunaway of toledo, ohio. because

we're told that this fight might have started in the stairway and escalated into a hallway. we are told initially two students are involved could be more that will be borne out by the investigation. more details from a spokesperson from the prince georges county police department and a student. >> there was a fight between two students. during the fight, one of the students produced a knife and stabbed the other, the victim. the victim's injuries do not appear to be life threatening. the suspect is in custody. >> everybody was started going crazy in the hallways because like in the morning, my teacher went out the doorway, because everybody's going crazy, and she's like what's going on? >> reporter: what do you mean going crazy? >> just like going in the hallway, chaotic, yeah. >> reporter: we're told that the student who was more seriously wounded received a wound to the chest, possibly to left chest. we heard he's expected to survive. the weapon we're told pocketknife. we don't have any more detailed description of than the school does not, i don't think anybody has magnet

there is a fight in the hallway from a problem that started days ago. one freshman pulls out a pocket knife and stabs the other, puncturing his long. one was stabbed, the other one has minor injuries from being punched. parents say the school called them to pick up their children as soon as possible. >> there were blood drippings and pulls of blood. they didn't want anyone to know. >> everyone went crazy in the hallways in the morning. i teacher went out the doorway because everyone was going crazy. >> that is the one place you think your child is going to be safe at. you feel ok, but something like this unnerves you completely. john: both teenagers are expected to survive. one of them is in police custody , and the knife has been recovered. the police are still investigating. school officials tell us glasses are back to normal this afternoon. john gonzalez, abc seven news. >> we are going to talk about the forecast. we are seeing cooler weather, and we are not yet in the clear. here to tell us more about that is jacqui jeras. jacqui: very low overcast

what's really cool is that we have this hallway, called first team hallway, where we'll be doing thisff the set and music is playing and everyone is like dancing in the hallway with dogs running up and down the hallway. it's so fun. >> seth: your dogs or just wild dogs? >> no, no. just wild dogs from the streets. >> seth: you should do something about that. >> and then also, you know, we do things like over the weekend we had a big pot luck at uzo -- uzo plays crazy eyes on the show. >> seth: wonderful. wonderful actress. yeah. >> and yeah. she's amazing. and we all got together at her place and there were like 20 of us there. we did a pot luck and all cooked. it's amazing. >> seth: is it fun to watch the show all as a group? >> it is. it's interesting because certain scenes, taylor and i are like standing next to each other like, "oh my god." >> seth: yeah. >> but everyone is so good on the show. they're so, so good on the show. they're so so good. it's like this amazing mosh pit of incredible actresses. it's just so great. so it is really awesome watching the show with all of us. th

about an hour later a supervisor named ed yuska noticed a big stain on the upstairs hallway carpet. he started looking around the area. with help from a co-worker, the janitor david dooley. >> ed was on the mezzanine, just part of the way. and i was holding the door. and there was just a -- he said there's a dead body laying there. >> what'd it look like? >> i just saw from the knees down. i didn't see the whole thing. but honestly i'm glad i didn't look because i never been around anything like that. it was kind of frightening for me. >> someone inside thermofisher had killed michelle mockbee. but who? and just as puzzling why? >> when we come back lockdown. the hunt for a killer begins. >> the perpetrator could still be there? >> in this giant warehouse, a giant question. had someone carried out the perfect crime? >> there's actually industrial strength bleach there, rubber gloves everywhere. if you needed it to commit a murder, this p - you set rules around the house, right? so set rules for your kids when they go online: don't be a cyberbully. no racy selfies. and remember every

undercover detectives. >> they're in the hallway.orced to think on his feet, the undercover tells the woman that police are in the hotel responding to a fight that just occurred in the hallway. it seems to be enough to refocus her attention to the business at hand. sex for sale. >> the woman agrees to oral sex with a condom in exchange for $140. as soon as she tucks the money into her purse, sheriff's deputies make entry and reintroduce themselves. >> hello again. you're under arrest. >> for what? i didn't do anything. for what? i didn't do anything. >> i'm just here to secure you. i don't know the details of the case. >> the woman in custody is dorian sawyer from orange city, florida. her willingness to take the undercover bait in the midst of a hallway crawling with deputies is likely an indication of how desperate she is for money. >> this is your first call of the night? >> first call of my life. >> what were you doing before this? >> i'm a dancer and and a mother. >> while this is doran's first arrest for prostitution, it's not

the woman is dragged out of the elevator and dumped on the hallway floor. cell phone pictures are taken of her as she lies on the ground. one student moves in for a close-up. she is then moved down the hall and into room 213. >> it looked like they were carrying a dead body down the hall. >> the surveillance video shows that in the next half hour or so the young woman ended up back in the hallway. she was moved. she was dropped. >> reporter: shortly after 3:00 a.m., the woman has been inside room 213 for nearly half an hour with four men and a fifth who claims to have been sleeping. brandon, now wearing red shorts, walks out with a towel on his head and throws it over a surveillance camera. if they were trying to conceal their identities, they were a little late. later, all the players involved exit the room. and in fact, some exit the floor entirely, leaving brandon to figure out what to do next. he makes a phone call to other teammates and they run to his rescue. >> they were in complete cover-up mode. >> he came to vanderbilt university and made it about

what do you think it is like when justice scalia will bump in the justice roberts in the hallway? in all seriousness chief justice roberts saved the law twice conservatives are furious about it. >> both times he did this he used involve arguments, that were not advanced in the briefs or oral arguments before the court. this time around where the government said the language is not ambiguous and chief justice offered an opinion saying the language is ambiguous, it is one thing for him to find standard acceptable modes of understanding the statute. it is quite another to go off into almost legal never never land in a way to uphold a statue. >> are there other legal challenges to obamacare? >> there is another wave of religious challenges that are making its way to the supreme court court. they are predomantly catholic there. this is not the hobby lobby challenge. this is another challenge that goes directly to the core teaching of religious organizations. that is going to make its way to the supreme court. but after today, who knows how it will end up. >> what does it mean going for

also let's take you out to the student new hope solebury, turned their hallway, can you see this?wn some tarps giant slip and slide. who hasn't wanted to do that? such a good time. great way to round out the school year. over to downingtown now downingtown stem seniors they covered the room, what you are being look at, look at the little bits, those are post it's. think of the thousands of post it's, and placing them up, one at a time, all over the largest room in that school. and then somebody had to go in of course and clean all of that up. then double one took their time for this, seniors at bensalem high school tossed toilet paper that's what up here, all over the outside of the school. took a break had a snack went un side, bunch of balloons for the inside of the school. it wasn't over just once you walk in the doors. >> over central bucks south seniors littered the hallway with papers so looking down, you know, those spiral staircase, took bunch of paper, just dumped it on there, so ya. and got sent back to clean that up later. over daniel boone, pretty touch tough to walk t

so she sees this man with a bloodied butcher knife running down the hallway at her shouting phrases inho she had a confrontation with earlier that morning the same man whose facebook page celebrates isis and beheadings and jihad and osama bin laden and the burning world trade centers. the same man who attended very controversial mosque that has been under the eye of the fbi is running down the hallway bloodied at her and he gets her. so she talks about you know, that situation she talks about learning what in fact had happened to colleen and realize realizing that's what he was trying to do to me. that he was in the process as we show on that clip of actually be heading her. despite all of that because the altercation between the two of them that morning involved a racial comment where he said to her, i hate white people, the fbi and the da on the case have chosen to treat this workplace violence and this is not being categorized as a terror case. >> really? which is amazeing to think about. especially after everything that you just recounted about his personal life and his beliefs. no

some of this praise him in the hallway before god opens the next door praise him in the hallway, thishallway moment where there is a lot of raw emotion, but still they will go back into this church. one man i spoke with this morning said he had to go home to mother emanuel. he delivered an easter speech as a child in this church and there was no other place for him to be although his sister was killed here four days ago. >> i think it's also hard for people who are not a part of the black community, you have dr. king's church and this church mother emanuel so this strikes right at the heart of the heart of the heart of the black community, way beyond the families. and yet again, this idea of joy, this idea of hallelujah anyway that particular kind of african-american spirituality a church really born in slavery, born in segregation. there is a moral strength there and you saw that on display today. don't let anybody think when you see the people clapping and dancing that there's not great pain. this is an olympic level of grace being shown by a community that knows how to suffer and h

>> yeah, in the hallways there trying to stay away from windows. we should say about these two explosives, these packages, two of six have been investigated. one exploded as this robot, the explosives ordnance division, robot from the police department approached it. it exploded on its own. the second was exploded by the robot. we don't know if there were explosives inside the package under this vehicle in the parking lot. but that was detonated this package under a vehicle at the headquarters parking lot. after the shoot-out, we are talking about 1:30 eastern time now, police chased as more suspects jumped into that van that has been described as an armored van. the attackers and officers exchanged gunfire before police cornered them in this restaurant parking lot, the fast food restaurant near the interstate near i-20 and i-45 and where we are now. s.w.a.t. teams in talks with the suspects. we know that one says he is injured. one suspect has identified himself as james boulware. white male, 5'10", 200 pounds. we have learned from the dallas poli

i would like to throw a wiener down a hallway all of these things that are sayings, i want to do them in time and go through the whole list. >> how about two birds in the hand while one is behind a bush. >> yes, i want to do that. kill two birds with one stone. >> is it one bird in the happened? >> you are mixing two but i will do both. >> when is throw a wiener down the hallway a caw low we y'allism? >> i heard that one before. >> mine was to be on "red eye" with you four." >> you can die now. >> you can now kick the bucket. >> special thanks to carrie sheffield, andy levey and gavin mcginnis. i am joanne nosuchunsky and i will see you next time and by that i mean tomorrow)qei1(vuañkri is fri-yay. >> what? >>> welcome to washington i'm bret baier and this is a fox news alert. a cyber security breach has exposed the personal information of millions of federal employees, the department of homeland security and the fbi are investigating tonight the case that could affect every federal agency. correspondent kevin corke has the rateest on this breaking toer from the white house >> reporte

>> no ma'am. >> just the two of you in the hallway. you see him covered with blood. did you see the knife? >> yes, i did. >> how many seconds between the moment you saw him would you say and the moment he got to you? >> two seconds. he ran after me. >> did he say anything? >> he yelled muslim stuff. i don't know what he was saying. >> you heard him yelling in arabic? >> yes, ma'am. >> he got to you. what happened next? >> what happened next is the most chilling part of this story. and what traci would learn later led to questions the feds have not answered to this day. when we return the moment traci johnson felt the metal of an assassin's knife on her neck. >> he started slicing my neck. and cut a holen my face. he cut a hole in finger. and he wouldn't stop. >>> what you are about to hear is the most terrifying part of this story. traci johnson an assembly line worker four days on the job finds herself face-to-face with the man covered in blood, shouting in arabic and has every intention of taking her life. in this moment with a knife to her throat traci is a single

but coming back here which i look at these lockers and hallways.ings up a lot of memories. >> reporter: retrospection has its time and place and there mlb plenty more after sunday night. >> i'm so focused on going there and competing to win this race. it's going to be my final race there. it's going to be an emotional day and weekend for me. because as i go through it. i know i'm going to be thinking more about well, this is the last time i will be racing here. sonoma has meant so much to me. a huge part of my nascar career. great victories together. great experiences. and one of my favorite tracks to go to on the circuit. >>> which begs the question of nondefinitive retirement? >> i can't say definitely not. i don't have any plannings to and i doubt whether it's going to happen. i believe half homestead this year it will be my final race. but i never want to say never. if i were, to come back and run some races in the future. but but i can take it. >> ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tracking that warm up and it is heading our way. warmer today and it will in

marilyn will be out in the hallway signing copies of her book that are available for purchase so please feel free to chat with her. thanks for being here tonight. holt: thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here are some of our featured programs this weekend on the c-span networks. on "book tv" tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, fox news contributor kiersten powers says although they were once its champions, liberals are now against tolerance and free speech. sunday night at 11:00, former deputy director of the cia on the successes and failures of the agency's war on terror and its current fight against al qaeda and isis. on american history tv, tonight at 9:15, the strategy behind president nixon's supreme court appointments and the impact he had on the court and american politics. sunday night at 6:00 on "american artifacts," we visit the national museum of american history to visit the newly restored murals fr

>> no ma'am. >> just the two of you in the hallway. you see him covered with blood. did you see the knife? >> yes, i did. >> how many seconds between the moment you saw him would you say and the moment he got to you? >> two seconds. he ran after me. >> did he say anything? >> he yelled muslim stuff. i don't know what he was saying. >> you heard him yelling in arabic? >> yes, ma'am. >> he got to you. what happened next? >> what happened next is the most chilling part of this story. and what traci would learn later led to questions the feds have not answered to this day. when we return the moment traci johnson felt the metal of an assassin's knife on her neck. >> he started slicing my neck. and cut a holen my face. he cut a hole in my right index finger. and he wouldn't stop. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also pport hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing n

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marilyn will be out in the hallway signing copies of her book that are available for purchase, so please feel free to chat with her. thanks for being here tonight. holt: thank you. [applause] >> next week, while congress is out for the july 4 holiday break, primetime speeches -- features a different history topic. monday, the manhattan project. tuesday, a symposium on the 1955 debate between james baldwin, a national review founder william f buckley junior

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getting ready to take shelter where they could, in oklahoma in the hallways. that is something shocking to people outside of oklahoma but most storms don't hit that early in the day. >> tell us what happened to those teachers when the storm hit. one of them was covered under rubble. tell us about that day a little more and what happened. >> the tornado touched ground near newcastle which was this rural area southwest of oklahoma city. basically came up the usual path, people knew it was coming. the teacher is basically blanket anything, the cover of their heads but once it got to the schools the storm did a strange thing, it became a grinder as they described it where it stopped and seemed to gain strength and to sit there for a little bit and hit firewood and stopped again and firewood by the way was simply demolished but no one died. it stopped again in the plaza half a mile away and the teachers in the school could hear it. it was so loud, they could hear houses and there was this anxiety. many wondering if they would see their families again. it became qui

this american-born person was going with him, and then they run into an american officer in the hallway. he said something like, how are you, or what are you guys up to? just to greet these two people that he thought were japanese, because they both look like that until they start to converse with them. just because of that, the cultural affinity, the japanese-americans first responded in english, and that was how he was recruited. hey, you look like somebody who can work for us. unfortunately, the japanese guy who is looking for the job did not get the position, but the american person did. in that way, it did work in some cases as a benefit for japanese american people. delia: how long did it take for the japanese-americans to make their way back to the united states? naoko: it very quite a bit. those with means started to come back in 1947, that is the year in which the first ship from japan back to america was operated. beginning from that year all the way up to the late 1950's, in some cases the 1960's, there were people who just continue to come back. that is the era not only when

sheridan is shuttled across the hallway for processing. he's unusually calm and candid for a john under arrest. he does not deny his intent to buy sex today and tells police this is not his first rodeo. >> you've done this before? >> yes. >> where at? >> amsterdam. >> sheridan jokes with police about renewing his driver's license, as if this arrest is just an amusing event. but the next john in line will find his own arrest to be anything but funny. >> oh, no. >> show me your hands. get over here. >> hey! >> bend over. >> 48-year-old steven dennis is a british citizen living and working in florida on a visa. >> life as they know it when the arresting walks through that door, life as they know it changes. and in a split second they see it all going away before their eyes. >> take a deep breath. come on, buddy. >> stand up, man. >> stop! >> take a deep breath. it's not that big a deal -- >> no, it is. it is. >> okay, it's -- >> i'm not going to make it. i'm telling you now. this is wrong. >> you're not going to make what? >> i texted a lady

. >> keep going down that hallway. we're going to go out the back door here on the left. >> i'm finding more and more the youth this day and age is very much what we just saw with her. they think this is their only option, and a lot of kids these days are looking for the most money, the shortest route, the least effort. >> frustrated, the officers suspect they've made little progress with this headstrong teen today. but they know it's only her first arrest for prostitution, and they hope that some time in a detention room might help her see things more clearly. >> maybe at the end of the evening, after sitting in there for a little bit, she will have a true epiphany. we won't know that until the end of the night. let's give her time to chew on what we talked to her about. maybe pass her a business card in case she's looking for a way out. >> i don't want to do nothing with you! heroes charge! ♪ ♪ (lightning strike) ♪ (kiss) ♪ lead your heroes in the hit mobile game download heroes charge now! >>> police department. go

inside you won't see any of the 700 students wondering the hallways now that principal is in charge. >> one of the first things mow, when i came out here, two years ago it would be a lot in the hallway during the class during the in instructional day. we didn't have tough discipline. >> he has cut suspensions by 50%. >> he knows that keeping kids in school is the best way to help them succeed. overall, i have a b. ok. >> no, that is awesome. >> james thomas in a jr. he admit mishe was heading done the wrong path a few years ago, fighting, skipping class. thatle the principal showed up. >> he helped a lot with the students. look i look at him like a father figure. >> when he arrived two years ago, the attendance rate was 54%. the biggest challenge, students who simply don't see the point in coming to school. >> a lot of them come from rough situations at home. some parents are incarcerated or whatever. we have students who are foster students. we try to make them feel like home and like a family movement that is the at os officer that is boeing felt there. he commutes from baltimore e

he said, the fire was in the hallway outside the door.irst thought is, well, go to the window. and there was kind of a silent response. he said, she couldn't get out the window. the window was boarded up. that just didn't make any sense. >> reporter: it was starting to make sense to investigators in new york however, because the more they learned about levi's death, the more questions they had about christina's. and those questions were about to circle back to karl karlsen himself. >> coming up -- >> tom was telling me about a fire with your first wife. >> new suspicions about that old fire. >> i was pretty amazed. i never expected to hear from this again. >> will christina karlsen get justice? >> it's simply the right thing to do. >> a dramatic new development. >>> in the winter of 2012, the district attorney in seneca county, new york, was preparing to prosecute karl karlsen for the murder of his son levi. at the same time new york investigators have become deeply interested in the long ago california fire that killed levi's mother chri

and she was laying in the hallway and blood was coming out of her mouth.e i had saw that, i looked in the room beside and my uncle tony was laying face down. i knew he was probably dead. >> it was lindsay who ran to a neighbor's house to call 911. but by then, her mother, uncle and aunt were already dead. >> i really couldn't fathom what was to come of our life. >> today lindsay lives in a small rural town on the florida panhandle with her husband, two young children and a menagerie of pets. >> sometimes i like to just come and sit outside and just look around. it's our own little sanctuary. >> but the past never fades away. lindsay still cherishes memories of her mother. >> i like this picture because my mom looked more like this one before she passed away. >> lindsay's husband, blake, is a corrections officer at a florida state prison. they've been married for six years. >> i never thought i'm going to marry someone that works at a prison. it just turned out that way. just knowing things about prison life i guess helps me to know what my dad had to face

. >> i wonder if he is hiding out in the hallway or something. >> i don't know, just went it to be aieutenant of schools are getting out tomorrow but this might be it. >> summer send off um. >> yeah. >> of course, this is out in bucks county. there is as much action in that hallway as there was last night in baltimore. >> yes don't do that. >> he woke up early to come talk to the kid. >> they were kind ovulate because it is such a high scoring game. they were in baltimore. they had to come back. he probably didn't get in bed as early as up two ape willing to go out to bucks county nice guy. >> love that. >> codey asche. >> you know, if we give it away he will walk in. >> as soon as we leave. >> what is jenny standing out there, she's standing right next to him. can she give you a timetable. jenny, can you hear us? by the way jenny joyce is not related to james joyce. >> well, she said she was. >> well so, one of the best sun screens. summer starts, sunday, you have to protect yourself is. is there so many out there steve our consumer reporter i am glad you are on to give us the list

this was standing of the tunnel at dulles airport, the hallway be between the main concourse and d terminal. all operations are as normal although some flights have been delayed. count on us anytime there severe storms. go to wjla.com and sign up for text alerts. moving on, he is accused of killing uva student hannah graham, barack now jesse matthew was on trial for a different charge, a 2005 sexual ast and attempted murder and fairfax. the court heard from the woman today. jay korff has what happened to the courtroom. jay: leon, powerful and chilling testimony from the victim on the stand today. also they are already insisting reasonable doubt exists from the defense. the victim traveled all the way from her home in india to testify against jesse matthew. in 2005, prosecutors say she was only steps from her fairfax county home win matthew attacked from behind. he picked her up, dragged her buyer her arm and leg into the nearby woods. he said that matthew choked her until she lost consciousness. the victim said that matthew beat and sexually assaulted her saying "i was really afraid, scream

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green actually ignited that accelerant outside of her bedroom door and in the hallway, that there was enough vapors present that there was quite a flash, more of a flash than she probably was prepared for. when she did that, i believe that's when she got the hair singed on the right side of her head. >> with a search warrant, detectives took a sample of debora's hair. microscopic analysis revealed that debora's hair showed heat damage consistent with singe from a high intensity flame. the damage to debora's hair was extensive since she didn't have her hair cut taken until after she had her haircut for the children's funeral. bill chapin is a forensic scientist. the canisters are heated to between 80 to 90 degrees centigrade and the air inside removed. if the vapors contain accelerants or hydrocarbons, they're trapped in charcoal filters. the filters are mixed with a neutral solvent, carbon disulfide, and the mixture is placed into a gas chromatograph spectrometer for analysis. after two days of testing, bill chapin found what he was looking for. >> in this particular case, the acceler

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it was a man and a woman, one found in the hallway, another in the bedroom. two others were transported to a local hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. >> i was hoping that no one was hurt. i was sad to find out that people were hurt this morning. jeanette: a longtime neighbor and friend of the family did not want to go on camera but tells me that a man and woman is there with adult children. he woke up to screams and his dog trying to get his attention. >> i can't determine if the fire started yet, but significant damage on the first and second floors. jeanette: we are told this fire spread very quickly. investigators on the scene as well as firefighters still putting out hotspots and it is a total loss as far as the inside of it. we will be here throughout the day and have a full report at 4:00. reporting live, jeanette reyes kickback you could jummy: meantime, we have got more information about the investigation into the mansion murders in northwest last month. sources tell cnn that investigators found blood on darren wint's shoe when h

fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. >> welcome back. the top stories here on al jazeera. the world health organization has warned that south korea should be ready for a further rise in mers cases. three more people have died in the past 24 hours. >>> u.s. investigators say there's been a second breach of sensitive data related to government employees. the office of personnel management was again the target. 14 million federal records may have been compromised. >>> in india six people have died after ammonia gas leaked from a tanker. in punjab state. hundreds of others have been taken ohospitals after having breathing problem. >> libyan exam trich capital tripoli. nazanine moshiri has more from tunis. >> other important members of the government are holding a crisis meeting to try to work out what to do next. they're very reticent to talk about which group is responsible for the attack on consulate or to answer questions about who was i

juleps. [ laughter ] then we'll head back down the hallway past two guys in horse heads tossing mud at the preakness. [ laughter ] finally, representing the belmont stakes, we'll pass a a couple new york bookies with a lot of money riding on this race. now here we go. and then it's back here in the home stretch, back into the studio. first one to cross the finish line is the quadruple crown champion, victor, are you ready? >> um, yes, jimmy. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] you got a kickstand on there. >> all right. you got it. >> jimmy: here we go. >> steve: clean race. >> hey, it's not fair you're in front of me. >> jimmy: what? it's not fair? i'm in front of you? it's not fair you can actually fit on this thing. >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: what the heck am i gonna do here? all right, higgins. >> steve: ready? >> jimmy: yeah. >> yep. >> steve: on your mark -- >> jimmy: you ready? >> yes. >> steve: get set, go! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: no, victor! the other way! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:

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it's not the lowest level of your home, interior hallway or closet.s storm traveling to the east around 20 miles an hour. this is a radar indicated tornado, enough rotation inside the storm to possibly produce a tornado. salem, you should be receiving this by about 4:52 woodstown 5:00. woods mills by 5:13. again, this is a storm we're watching closely, very dangerous storm. and it's again, you do not see a tornado in your area it is still under a severe thunderstorm warning. same area 60-mile-an-hour winds. heavy rain lightning and the possibility of hail. very dangerous storm. i'm going to go back to where we watched the rotation in this storm. it's evolving as it continues to track to the east around 20 miles an hour. this is what we call velocity. this is where we find the rotation within the storm. lightning strikes around the center of rotation right near pennsville approaching salem. delaware city is on the southern edge of this as well we have washing this entire area as this whole storm continues tracking to the east. now, again, salem county

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i proceeded to the telephone which is located in the hallway where everyone can hear your conversationber of the office. left a message for isaac tagger who is the ombudsman and was not provided with the dinner. after that, linda the caretaker got up, went to the kitchen inunlocked the cabinet and there was dinner. what kind of human being denies a mental health consumer their dinner when in fact the dinner is there? would have left it in the cabinet for the food to spoil. this is just one example of the kind of conditions these are state licensed but i believe the san francisco board of supervisors should take some responsibility to ensure -- >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> my name is nancy jacobson. i want to thank the president and board of supervisors especially supervisors avalos and mar for cosponsor the resolution in support of sb128, the end of life option bill. i want to thank francis, supervisor avalos's aid for her help in bring this important resolution before you. as you know the state senate passed this bill last week and in the process, there was a