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s back it is heartbreaking to think that something like this could happen to someone near you. i have grandchildren and children and i don't know what i would do if i saw something like this happen to them. >> reporter: the suspect is 19- year-old fernando castro, and the two did not know each other, and it was a random abduction. castro was shot and killed with a -- during a gunbattle with the police. >> he had the answers to all of our questions, and it is upsetting that he is gone, and it is upsetting that we have no more answers. >> reporter: they searched areas of solano, sonoma and marin county, but they have suspended the efforts send -- since nothing has turned up, and they are hoping that someone can help provide answers to what happened and why. >> if that girl has anything going for her, it is her ability to stand on her own to eat and to keep fighting.>> if you have any information on pearl pinson, call the police or the sheriff department. >>> in san jose, the police are investigating several violent incidents, two overnight stabbings and one shooting within 20 min

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just passed away after a long battle with cancer. >> to not be able to lay her to rest is just heartbreakinga letter come from arlington saying that her service doesn't count, she doesn't matter, it's -- it's heartbreaking. so we knew that we had to make it right. >> reporter: and now she has. it's nice to have the option, jean harmon told us, but she did marry a navy man. >> my husband was buried at sea, and we're going to have a little kayak flow till la. >> reporter: in menlo park, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >>> the death of a 116-year-old new york city woman leaves just one person on earth who was alive in the 1,800s. emma mir an know is now the oldest living person. she still lives on her own in northern italy. she was born a month before 1,900 began. england's queen victoria was still on the thrown. william mckinley was president. when asked about the secret of her longevity. she says she had a daily glass of home made brandy and eats two eggs per day. she gets to sleep at 7:00 every night and wakes up before 6:00 a.m. doctors say genetics probably played a role as well. >>> you've he

we have all seen up close and personal the heartbreak. if you want to do something about it, we have to not only come up with the ideas, we have to fund these ideas. and that is why we are urging that our members vote no on the previous question so we can bring a funding component to this. let's not wait until december. this is an emergency. we should have had an emergency supplemental bill. that's not coming. so this is a chance to put some money behind these priorities. to actually fund all these grite grate ideas we all in -- great ideas that we all in a bipartisan way support. i urge my colleagues to support all the bills, underlying bills, but vote no on the previous question so we can bring this appropriations bill up to actually fund them. i urge my colleagues vote no on the previous question and also to vote no on the rule. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. as you h

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. >> reporter: tonight in texas, heartbreak for the family of darin mitchell who hasn't been seen since a haunting facebook post from inside of his submerged truck. the 21-year-old writing, all i wanted to do was go home. and the toll is rising tonight. three are now dead, four missing and dozens of rescues. and while some of the hardest hit areas could see more rain, here the water is receding, meaning on this holiday weekend many will be doing the work of clean-up. thomas, back to you. >> rough 48 hours ahead. janet, thanks so much. >>> the threat of severe weather is far from over with a newly-named tropical storm churning in the atlantic. and despite the official start to the 2016 hurricane season still four days away. weather channel meteorologist mike seidel is following it for us in myrtle beach, south carolina. mike, good evening. >> reporter: hi, thomas. we won't see the kind of rain that janet showed us in texas but rain is one of the impacts of bonnie moving on shore tomorrow morning. one of them is behind we expect little additional strengthening. right now winds are maximum

. >> it is heartbreaking. it's heartbreaking that it happened to any child. like, i'm just in shock. >> reporter: she called 911 and could haved the girl until officers arrived. police are looking for 39-year-old malik bailey. investigators say bailey also brutally beat the teenager's mother. knocking her teeth out. leaving her bleeding from the head and unconscious in a second floor bedroom. >> can't be more how severe she was was beaten around her head. if he used a weapon we're not sure. the injuries are severe. >> dobb knee has known the teen since she was a little girl and her mom who she says is a good later. >> i just praying her mother wasn't dead. i was praying they catch him and hopefully they will. >> reporter: violence has left the neighborhood shattered. >> when i heard the news i just saw -- i told my mom i started crying. >> anger. anger. because you know what i mean i got mom. i got daughters, you know. don't nobody want to hear nothing like that. >> reporter: lots and lots of people are upset over this. the teen was check out at saint christo

. >> well the caps season over after a heartbreaking loss in pittsburgh last night. washington came back from a three-goal deficit and forced over time and weng wins ended it with game winner six minutes into over time. they're prepared to play the tampa bay lightning this is later. . >> that is heartbreak. >> that's how they do it. >> heartbreak. >> all right. >> i say something i had not seen. >> the sun. >> did you see it. >> i must have missed it? >> it was only through part of the area. >> it made appearances offer the weekend. >> yeah quick appearance. >> yes. >> on sunday right sunday was beautiful we have not seen much sun since then. where are we looking today her here. >> whatever what difference does it make. that's that. >> let's dot forecast >> he's in rare form today. >> one of those days. >> 54 this morning. 54 washington. yes that is a cloud to left. good news lots of clouds across the area. how about more of the same today? . couple showers out there. we may actually see a little sun later this afternoon. here's the bright spot in today's forecast. n

shawnette. >> reporter: iain, it is heartbreaking. jones tell me she went to bed saturday night happy that she had gone to prom because initially she wasn't going to go. but what she woke up to the next morning on social media change all of that. cell phone video shows 17-year-old asia jones walking out of her house looking and feeling like a rock star. it was her first prom and she was excited. >> i was happy. >> reporter: this is a picture of asia at prom saturday night. when she got home, she posted this beautiful picture of herself. >> i made a status when i came home and i enjoyed myself and happy i had fun. >> reporter: the next morning, her friends called to say the picture had gone viral. but not for the reason asia thought. >> people i didn't know just like that dress is not for her. she looked like fat something. >> most of the comments are so demeaning they're hard to read. tasia updated her status to say she shouldn't have gone to prom or posted the picture. >> i was so confident the day before and changed my view on mysel

>>reporter: this situation is truly heartbreaking. when the sacramento county sheriff's department told caylee 's mom that a baby's body was found in the water she collapsed. it's such a tragic way to end this agonizing week of searching for kai letter and caylee. this morning a grieving family prayed for a miracle. >> we're still holding out hope for my one-year-old grandbaby. >>reporter: this afternoon a devastating blow. >> located a small chitted that was deceased. >>reporter: at 12:30 p.m. a boater reported finding a body of a baby near tyler islands bridge half a mile from where kai letter jackson's body was found saturday evening in a slough. >> i found my baby yesterday he's 23 years old you but gave birth to them. >>reporter: >> there's a lot could have been done before this result. >>reporter: sheriff's deputy says a search wasn't launched in the river until reports came in about a body found saturday because there weren't enough information. >> if we had information earlier there was a car that went into the river we would

who just passed away after a long battle with cancer. >> to not be able to lay her to rest is heartbreaking to have a letter come from arlington saying that her service doesn't count, she doesn't matter, it's heartbreaking. so we knew that we had to make it right. >> and now she has. it's nice to have the option, jean told us. but she did mary a navy man. >> my husband was buried at sea off the coast of monterey and i may have a kayak tour. >> you heard the slogan made in america before but you soon you could be hearing made in san francisco morris often. coming up, the growing number of manufactures who are making it here. first as we head to break. a live look outside from our kgo roof camera. see it's a little windy out there. lisa argen will have the full accuweather forecast coming up. >> welcome back. we are taking a live look in our sutro tower camera this morning. sunrise is expected in san francisco around 6:00. lisa is tracking some drizzle in the forecast and she will have more for us coming up. >>> the president and first lady hosted a star stud you had event at the white house

not having her is heartbreaking. it really is. gist need her home right now. >> reporter: and we're back out here live near jenner. joining me christine castillo with the solano county sheriff's department. i know it's a lot that is still under investigation, but what can you tell us at this point about what brought the search to this location? >> we reached out to our partners at the sonoma county sheriff's office to conduct search and rescue efforts in this area of willow creek lane. through the investigation, from our detectives throughout the evening, led us to this point. we're encouraging folks to continue to call that tip line we've set up and keep those tips coming in. this is a very large-scale investigation, very large area to cover. again, this started in northern california, ending with the suspect shootout in southern california, and we're just focused here right now based on the tips and information we've gathered. >> reporter: there was some indication certainly in vallejo that pearl may have been injured. obviously

. >> it's heartbreaking not having her here. her sister speaks for the rest of her family, her parents to devastated to talk. >> she is a funny, adorable and she is so sweet. she has never harmed anyone ever in her life. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says pearl pinson was abducted from this vallejo overpass on her walk to school. her alleged kidnapper, 19-year- old fernando castro. the search spanned from northern california down south. in santa barbara county shortly after an amber alert was issued, castro was eventually killed in a gun battle with police. >> i believe that they are doing everything they can to bring her home safely. >> reporter: acting on tips, investigators shifted their focus on the sonoma county town of jenner. a day after the kidnapping, the sheriff's office said castro's car had been spotted by surveillance camera in nearby marin. search and rescue crews spent 2 days exploring bushes and nearby waterways. saturday afternoon that search was suspended indefinitely. >> i believe she is somewhere close. i

there showing up but what a heartbreaker tonight.hird, down 1- 0. coco crisp goes a solo deep to write. 1-1 bowl game. that is with the left-handed batting technique. now with the right, switch hitter comes through again, shot down the left-field line goes for a two-run double, yonder alonso and marcus simeon scoring. 5-to -- 5-2. nobody on, there's a double and the leonys martin with a walkoff shot for the mariners. off ryan madson. heartbreak loss. 6-5, the a's need only one more out. couldn't get it. >>> if the sharks can polish off the st. louis blues tomorrow night, who would they meet? could have had an answer tonight. instead, we get game seven back east. hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on!

have a letter coming from arlington saying her service doesn't count, it doesn't matter, it's heartbreakingplease the bay area woman who took on [we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> good to have you with us. we are starting this half-hour with lisa argen and the weather. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris, good morning to you. lots of clouds around here and the reason be why, one of the reasons is there's a cold front to the north. we are looking at a steady onshore flow and the possibility of a little bit of are drizzle with the cool conditions throughout the day today. san jose, numbers ranging from the upper 40s to the upper 50s from morgan hill to oakland. 56 san francisco, 545 that half moon bay and at the airport we are looking at cloudy skies, 54 napa and livermore. 56 in concord. so from our sutro tower camera, a lot of gray here along the coast but perhaps some drizzle. low to mid-60s by noontime. we will look at perhaps some low 70s far inland. the cool conditions, whether they are going to last for the second after of

some of the stories that we're learning today absolutely heartbreaking.one involving a young couple. they were actually in france seeking treatment for his wife. she was suffering a type of cancer, as we understood it from one of the family members. they saved up monday and gone to france to seek that treatment leaving behind their three children. she was a teacher's assistant at a local college here in cairo. and the school today put out a statement paying tribute to the couple saying that beside the fact they were loving couple, the husband did not want to leave his wife behind as she was going to france to get that treatment. in fact, he reportedly was actually told to stay behind with the kids but said that he couldn't imagine leaving her to go to france on her own. he said he wanted to be by her side. we either live together or we die together. and so he had gone to france with his wife to get that treatment. they were coming back to be reunited with their three children. one of them a 5-year-old, the other two much younger. as we understand it from

but some of the stories of those on board, very heartbreaking accounts.s wifed their two parents. they were on vacation for two weeks. they had left their two daughters behind and they were supposed to come back on that flight. there was also an engineer who left egypt behind to go work in france to try to make a better life for him, his wife and daughter. we understand his wife and daughter have now returned to cairo as they are part of that family crisis center that has been set up both by egyptair and the government. so they are now here. we also learned the profile or the name of marwa handy. she was an ibm executive who left her three daughters behind. she was on a work trip and she is canadian. some of the stories we're learning here in egypt, absolutely heartbreaking, and there is no doubt about it the country is still in mourning following this disaster, alex. >> thank you very much. >>> that wraps up this hour of msnbc live. my colleague francis rivera is next and the stories she'll bring you. the shrinking middle class. where is that going and w

but when you see that 56 passengers, included two infants and a child, it brings the heartbreak to aeality. joining us live now from denver, former ntsb senior air safety investigate greg feith. thank you for your time as well. there's a lot of focus on this swerve to the left and then the drop from 37,000 feet to 15,000 feet before swerving 360 degrees. that sounds like a roller coaster. how do you describe or what would you focus on is the possibility for that type of movement? >> tamron, we have to be a little cautious with that data because we're not really sure in what context that greek defense minister is providing that information. it was this radar dot, if that's what they are going to call it, some radar identification. was it a single dot or multiple dots? if it was multiple, that would indicate that possibly there was an in-flight break-up, the aircraft falling or descending at the fast rate to 15,000 feet, again we don't know if that was lateral or vertical. as far as its trajectory. they are finding pieces from the last civilian radar point 50, 60, maybe even 100 miles

as a former gang member said this is heartbreaking because the pattern and use of with cortines is exactly the pattern he is trying to break something some happen. >> it did to be incarcerated >> is that's enough to the dead end to his life but he did elaborate it is a bath when he first heard this story was retaliation. >>. >> he also said that it is important to note it washed up the gains of are everywhere. >> it is shocking the story of the body. >> he has been missing since february. is shocking absolutely. >> they are tried to make it example. >> it just shows the extent that people will go and what is so sad they don't see how wrong is they are in the game for safety so it is hard to tell yourself away. he tried to escape that lifestyle the whole committee more cayenne. >>. >> around and around the very go round rare doesn't stop? the same place. this is exactly what happened at the state house today that could be going under ted days from now. but is no closer to rescue. sorry showed up prime-time and what was coming on? and '01 ~ found. and would put up a different version of the

." >>> heartbreaking story. >>> federal investigators are on the way to the texas mexico border, the site of a fatal bus crash there. the bulls rolled over in lower lower -- lorado, the driver survived the wreck, dozens were injured. >>> national transportation safety board will make the announcement in washington on tuesday morning for the reason for the amtrak crash. speed is considered a factor for the derailment 188 in port river monday. 8 people died after the train went off the tracks 30 minutes after it left 30th street station. >>> martha raddatz returns to the front lines to get an inside look at the war against terror. >> reporter: we arrived 50 miles west of baghdad to meet u.s. marines in the fight against isis and leading the charge on the ground, these elite iraqi counterterrorism forces, their goal recapture mosul iraq's second largest city and the isis de facto capitol in iraq. they train for assault and held down buildings, this may be an exercise to train troops, but they have been in the fight for years. we got a look at what the fight means, driving from ramadi, i

heartbreak and anger over the decision to shoot and kill a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo in order to save a 4-year-old boy. at first, harambe, a 17-year-old lowland gorilla, appeared to be trying to protect the boy who somehow fell into the moat into the habitat. incredible video here. the situation took a terrifying turn and zoo officials felt they had no choice but to bring in the dangerous animal response team. we have more from jessica schneider. >> reporter: alison and christine, officials here at the zoo are wondering how this could have happened. zoo officials say a 4-year-old boy went under a rail and through protective wiring and dropped 15 feet below in a moat. zoo officials had to act quickly to save that little boy. they had no option. they said any use of tranquillizers would take too long. the dangerous animal response team took after and killed the gorilla. the zoo director thane maynard released a statement. we are heart broken about losing harambe, by a child's life was in danger and a quick decision had to be made by the dangerous animal response team. harambe was 1

another heartbreaking story from my district involves carl, the son of my constituent and good friend stu messenger. at 24 years old, he had been using heroin on and off for about a year before he approached his parents to talk about his addiction. to put it simply, his parents were stunned. carl was a recent college graduate who earned good grades and had his eyes set on applying to dental school. it was almost inconceivable to them that such a high achieving young man could fall victim to opioid addiction but as they learned that day and as we all now know too well, there is no one face of addiction. after discussing his addiction at length with his parents and asking for their help and support as he began his journey to recovery, carl's parents were able to secure him in a place in a detox program 50 miles away from home, the only one that would take him as a cash paying client because their insurance wouldn't cover an opioid detox program. six days later he completed the discharge and -- completed the detox and discharged to his parents he continued on his road to recovery. he pas

it is also a heartbreaking how money controls reelections.not judging or criticizing my colleagues. i am trying to get work on the priorities we came here to work on. when i mentioned the stop act, they see the relief, the breathing room, they want to be helpful. and then you see the reality of big money sink in, and they need to spend time raising money. their political survival relies on raising money. no incumbents don't want to talk about it. we are starting a movement. when we came out with the stop act, people coast-to-coast, democrats, republicans, a third grader understands, get back to work. work on the issues your constituencies asked you to work on. so a retiree sent a letter in iowa saying here is five dollars, you get the stop act done. we need political leaders. the own leadership in congress but also political candidates to say the stop act is one small step to implement right now. we can then tackled a very complex issue of broad-based financial -- financial reform. mark: thank you very much. coming up, bernie sanders campaign

her next accept sense.>> it was heartbreaking. >> but you heard her next accept sense. but on behalf of the people who fought for clean energy and who have taken the concern of the coalminers so seriously, you have 80,000 coalminers, 120,000 people working this so in solar wind energy. but those 80,000 coalminers have been close to the hearts of people concerned about clean energy. and think she bobbled the ball trying to describe that strategy and paid a price for it. >> as a clinton supporter, how do you push back against the sanders support who are say our candidate does better in head to head match-ups against donald trump? >> because his candidate hasn't been hammered like my candidate has. bernie himself has benefited from millions of dollars of right wing super pac money attacking hillary. >> i don't think that's fair. >> he hasn't baby teen attacked. he's doing a great job. i have to give him his due. but he's not being attacked by donald trump. not being scrutinized by the media. the new york "daily news" did, but we kind of back off because we don't think he c

basically just heartbreaking news for the family. they stay there over the weekend of a search went on. the sheriff's department is saying they recommend wearing life jackets. >> thank you. >>> we are now less than 24 hours away from more of the golden state warriors basketball. >> game 7 of the western conference finals is tomorrow. >> do or die. they won the last 2 games against the oklahoma city thunder. kickoff is it -- tomorrow night. they tied the series last night when they beat the thunder 108- 101. 11 three-pointers in the game. 41 points for the night. stephen curry had a strong night as well. he had 6 three-pointers from outside the arc. 31 points on the night. the last 5 minutes, the warriors took over outscoring oklahoma city 19-5. as for ticket prices they are not cheap. $339-$359 for the cheapest seat in the house. >> expensive. >> i would say so. you get enough clothes look on tv and i can be just as good. >> a highly rated game. >> it will certainly be loud. the warriors big when means the bart will resume normal you

hearing babies cry as they suffer drug withdrawal is heartbreaking. we can only address this crisis by working together. for the past phi years i have worked tirelessly in my hometown of huntington, west virginia, to help those treating newborns with n.a.s. to help find new and innovative treatment methods. this firsthand experience highlighted the many challenges facing hospitals, doctors, nurses, and others seeking to treat these babies and it has shown me the suffering these babies experience and just how much we need to help them. this bill will bring much-needed information on best practice models of care to our health care providers for the most vulnerable -- vulnerablely impacted by this drug crisis. through this bill we will also learn more about how many newborns are suffering from withdrawal and more about the federal obstacles to treating them. this bill will bring us closer to guaranteing a healthy and happy start to life for every newborn. thank you to the energy and commerce committee's chairman, chairman upton, chairman pitts for their

. >> it's heartbreaking not having her here. >> reporter: she speaks for the rest of her family, her family -- parents to devastated to talk. >> she was a funny adorable young girl. she is so sweet. she has never hurt anyone. a the solano county sheriff's office says pearl was abducted from this vallejo overpass on her over -- walk to school. her alleged kidnapper 19-year- old fernando castro. the search for pearl spanned from northern california down south. in santa barbara county shortly after an amber alert was issued on pearl's behalf thursday, castro was eventually killed in a gun battle with police. >> i believe they're doing everything they can to bring her home. >> reporter: acting on tips, investigators then shifted their focus to the sonoma county town of jenner. a day after the kidnapping the sheriff's office says castro's car had been spotted by surveillance cameras in nearby marin county. search and rescue crews then spent 2 days exploring bushes and nearby waterways. but saturday afternoon that search was suspended indefinitely. >> i believe she is somewhere close. i wi

." >>> heartbreakerring story, thank you -- heartbreaking story. you for the update. >>> "action news" got an update on another deadly fire in southwest philadelphia, a minute ago fire commissioner, daric sawyer said a man died in the apartment while trying to put out the fire. a fire extinguisher was found in the kitchen sink and alarm went over allowing some people to get out. 7 people escaped, but two of the people are injured. >>> the search is on right now for the man who stabbed a 67-year-old girl on a school playground. it all happened in dayton, ohio. the second grader was attacked during recess. we are told she is critically injured listen to the 911 call. >>> man stabbed someone. they stabbed someone in the school? >>> they stabbed them on the playground. >> reporter: horrifying story. the motive for the attack remains a mystery. extra security is in place at that school. >>> it is now 9:35 we turn to politics presumptive republican presidential candidate donald trump is campaigning out west. he has two rallies planned today in washington

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many of our greatest advances in equal rights, in human rights, have come after searing pain and heartbreaking loss. this has never been easy, but we have always, always pushed ever on, and with every challenge we face, with every milestone we overcome, we come just a little bit closer to that essential dream of this country. we have held the equality of all men to be self-evident. we have fought to maintain a government by the people, for the people, and of the people, and we have followed a dream deeply rooted in the american dream. these are our values. these are our beliefs. and when we hold onto them, we do great things. what we learn from all our challenges is not that our values are not true, not that our values are not good, but that every generation must commit to them and work to make them real for the challenges of their time. we have also learned that the catalyst for change has always been young people, just like you. young people who reject stereotypes. who turn away from old ways of thinking, who insist that we can and will do better. now i cannot tell you that your choice to ch

today carrying a dog and wearing his wedding >> it's heartbreaking. it's horribly disrespectful. >> sharon shared her thoughts about cheaters last year amid rumors about gwen stefani. >> it's horrible behavior. that pain, how could you get rid of that p that pain would be so deep inside you. it's unthinkable. >> so true. and, you know, seeing all the women together there, i'm glad that sharon has those ladies, because they're her true friends, they will have her back in all of this. >> those are real relationships. on the other end of the spectrum, in my opinio i want you to take a look at this picture. that is lamar odom fighting for his life. if you watch "keeping up with the kardashiaas," that was actually on the show last night. >> hard to believe. >> it's hard to believe. i know you'll all remember wh he was in the hospital, we were told that there would be no cameras, no filming, they would never ex him in that way. hmm. and we wonder why lamar has been spotted out. lamar, cognac inhand, in the middle of an mall on mother's day, not the firrt ti

patel. >> unbelievable. [ crying ] >> reporter: heartbreaking morning. and another owner is at a loss for words when we approached him, him realizing his horrible loss. his karaoke restaurant, located on the other side, is gone and was supposed to be closing on next week. we also spoke with the owner of the dance studio which survived with smoke and possible water damage. she's worried about how long it will be before she can reopen for the dance and martial arts students who used her location. >> i'm a little numb about what is going on right now. i was here a little after 4:00 this morning watching the fire progress. >> reporter: what were you thinking? >> i was just praying that it wouldn't go all the way across. the firefighters are just amazing. they are amazing, what they have done. you know, it's a dangerous job. you've got to hand it to those guys. >> reporter: and the owner of the round hill dance studio telling us that their 30th anniversary dance performance is supposed to be in a few weeks and she has to figure out how she's going to make tha

. >>> heartbreak and anger over the decision to shoot and kill a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo in orderve a 4-year-old boy. at first. harambe, the 17-year-old gorilla looked to protect the boy who fell in the moat. then the situation took a terrifying turn. more from jessica schneider. >> reporter: alison, officials here at the zoo are wondering how this could happen. a 4-year-old boy went under a rail and through protective wiring and over a moat wall dropping 15 feet into the water below. zoo officials say the situation was so urgent they had to act quickly. they took the gorilla's life killing him to save the little boy. they say they had no option. they said any use of tranquillizers would take too long. the dangerous animal response team took action. thane maynard released a statement saying we are heart broken been losing harambe, but a child's life was in danger and a quick decision had to be made by the dangerous animal response team. harambe was 17 years old. 450 pounds. that response team moved in after they tried other options. they did try getting the gorillas out of the exh

. >>> heartbreaking, the steppingstone to professional case car driving.n a cart at a race in australia. he's going down the straight at a pretty good clip. when he reaches for the brake, they ain't there. >> oh! dude! >> what happened? did they just give way? >> brake failure led to this massive crash for such a small race car. >> they go over 70 miles per hour. >> not quite. around 63 miles per hour. very close. he hits this gravel patch right here. that kicks him up into the air. >> yeah, that's where it got bad. >> says he was basically fine after this. he's looking forward to getting back into the car again. that was a heck of a crash, just like this next one. >> nope. i was like, here we go. >> so much to break down in just these few six seconds. >> head first, collective, ooh! and my favorite part is the very end when the guy behind the camera realizes he's not good. pretty good video. >> let's get gym-nasty. >> okay. >> whoa! >> with none other than nathan barnett. one of our favorites on the show. he is with kelly riles. she's a former all america

and it is a heartbreaking scene but how do we solve it? if we give people more free things they lose their initiative. they don't know how to solve this problem. >> what do you think adam? >> what i would point out is that the other "ism" is populism. someone like chavez who tells people i can do anything you want. so yes socialism is a terrible threat. so is populism. so you are saying there is a trump segue in there. >> if you are promising people everything, asking them to cut back on nothing. i don't know what the difference is. >> when i see some of the video of the venezuelan protests without the sound on in the elevator or whatever. i keep thinking those are the protesters at the trump rallies. so what we have right now is literally is the left of this country mainly revolting and demanding more free stuff. and doing it just like that do in other countries. and listen, say what you want about donald trump. donald trump is not calling for massive tax increases. he's calling for lowering rates. he's calling for giving money back to bu

heartbreaking reflection of how little gets done. it is also a heartbreaking reflection on where the priorities of congress are. amount oft of the money of members political survival that depends on raising money. that is a reality. you can see it. members of congress i talked about, we tried to build a coalition of members so was not on this,y stepping out we were trying to build a coalition. in particular jumped at it right away. i would love to, that is great, count me in. and 48 hours, the member called and said i cannot do it. i am facing reelection. understand the conversations i've had on the floor, i said i would hundred -- i would and take the stop act the pledge now. that was a hard decision. every consultants was telling me not to do it. if i do not take the pledge, would it get traction? colleagues, including two on the other side of the aisle, i said to cosign -- cosponsor this. you do not have to take the pledge. i will get your back. i will tell everybody in the media you should not take the pledge. fear in theire eyes

. >> that's just heartbreaking. >> to portugal. that's new zealand driver and co-driver. watch what happens here. >> oh, no, no. >> that's not the scariest part of this incident. the car quickly catches fire. both the driver and co-driver get out. right behind came another driver. he crashed in the same spot. this is where it gets crazy. spectators and that driver are trying to rescue his car from the burning forest. >> usually any kind of motor sport, there would be all kinds of fire people jumping on this. they're in the middle of nowhere. >> right. now it's up to the spectators and another portuguese rally driver. that's his suv they've hooked up to that rally car and are dragging it out of the burning woods. >> who's going to take care to the woods? >> eventually, the fire is put out. you can see that hyundai is just a shell. that has been completely burned out. but they do manage to salvage the second car. dangerous situation. >>> if you are an animal in distress in l.a., the best people to call are the guys over at l.a. animal services smart team. this is at a sony

that's a good question after a heartbreaking mental health crisi 2007. temporarily lost cust of her boys and her life was essentially put control of a team of conservators. they include her father that was pa $130,000. he also received 1.5% of revenues from her and merchandising. britney's rep had no comment but they report on her progress every >> my philosophy is take each day at a time. >> we're just glad she is happy and healthy. it was like playiig truth or dare with robert downey jr. we asked robert if there was one star he would be cool with his wife susan hooking up with, who would it be? >> i guess she gets a choice. >> she should get a choice after he went on howard ster and said this. >> my free pass is her and susan are such good friends. i have to get her back in these movies so i can make with her on screen again. >> susan we got your back. we made robert pick it out of this group of co-stars. >> that european flair. >> fans made choice to see them in a this weekend. they just broke the presales record as the top preselling super hero movie

i mean, what a heartbreaker.aps have the offseason ahead of them after being eliminate in the playoff last night. >> sometimes it takes a couple kicks. i think it's been a couple kicks too much. >> we'll have to spend a long summer sitting here thinking what if. >> oh, what if? that's what i'm thinking. we are thanking the caps for a spectacular season. i mean, really, bravo. if you can just see it and hear it in the voices of those players, just so close. well, a few people here at news4 now can go clean shaven because the caps are now out. chief meteorologist doug cameron and transportation reporter adam tuck grew out their beards. >> they were raising money for charity. you donated more than $2,700. a small part of all the money the caps raised with their beard-a-thon initiative. all the beards raised more than >> well done, gentlemen. >> absolutely. >> it will be nice to see their faces again. >>> i wish that we had better news in the weather department. i really do. everyone has been sort of on our departmen

. >>> meantime sad news -- new details in a heartbreaking tragedy. a pacifier part of the wreckage from devastating crash in east falls. a young boy killed in last nig night's wreck and today we've learned a second person a 20-year-old man is also among the dead. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. >>> as the other victims recover investigators are trying to tonight to piece together exactly what happened out there. let's get straight to fox 29's bruce gordon in east falls. bruce? >> reporter: lucy the investigation into this crash continues at this hour. but at this point, it may not be any more complicated than a car overloaded with passengers only one of them buckled into seat belts properly, losing control on a rain slicked roadway with horrific results. rush hour drivers flew past the small memorial marking the location of the tragic wreck. bear al glance. a mid the shattered car parts that littered the roadside, a baby's pacifier sat as silent reminder of the horror that played out here sunday afterno afternoon. captain john will s

it's a heartbreaking reflection of where the priorities of congress are. a member's political survival depends on raising money. that is the reality. you can see it. members of congress -- prior to introducing the stock act, which tried to build a coalition of members. one member jumped at it right away. when the persona can do it, i'm i said i'm going to take the pledge and that was a hard decision. i said if i don't take the pledge, this is really going to get traction. , all my colleagues including two on the other site of the aisle, be the democratic cosponsors. you don't have to take the pledge. i will tell everybody in the media that you shouldn't take the pledge but you can see the fear in the eyes of what it means for their reelection and political survival. we left the challengers out of this. initially i said let's have it apply to any candidate out of the sec. of candidatese are members of congress being involved in the solicitation. someone pointed out if you create challengers does that create an undue advantage for incumbents. celeste -- we l