unbelievable homecoming.heir dad came back early and surprised all of his kids. >>> the nation's military commanders are overseeing two wars in a no fly zone. it is in the national interest that when they are not on danger duty they work in comfort. rest assured they do in the first installment of the three part inside washington series john hendrop takes us through the corridor inside the pentagon. >>> it's a fortress city into itself. >> we like to think of a small economy within a small city. >> reporter: the pentagon is the world's largest low rise office building, the ones the nation's military leaders never have to leave. patrick works for the pentagon mayor's office which oversees everything from the barber to the drugstore. >> shorts, crops. military style cuts. >> reporter: here there are a million donuts sold every year with a little under 25,000 employees: that means each has to eat 40 of these. there is a best buy, several clothing shops and a post office. the is even a d m v. >> the best part abo

we look for the homecoming tonight.azquez, thanks. >>> homes that could be under water but not for the reason you might think. why the government is rewriting the books on flood zones and the bay area woman who is refusing to pay the price. >>> a grisly bear attack at yellowstone -- a grizzly bear attack at yellowstone. what he told his wife that probably saved her life. ,, discover customersl are getting five percent cashback bonus at the pump... and at many of the places their summer plans take them. it pays to switch, it pays to discover. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u

it's a homecoming of sorts for ron august jr.proud of pleasanton is back and racing in northern california once again. he finished 14th in today's top field qualifier. the bay area isn't known for producing nhra talent, but he says it was in his blood from day one. >> four or five nights a week, different tracks, fremont, half moon bay, every day they basically had a different place they were going. he helps with other crews. as i got older, he kind of told me he would always help me do this. we own cars together. if i didn't mess up big, he'd be there to help me. >> third round of the british open, yani tseng, shoots a 66, two back of the herd. >>> senior u.s. open in toledo, and it was hot. so it was mark o'meara, shot a 66. birdie here on 17. two basket leader and playing partner olin brown, shooting a 65, sets a u.s. open 15 under after three rounds at inverness, birdieing 17 and 18, looking for his first champions tour victory with a two-shot lead. >> coming up in a half hour on abc7 news at 6:00, it's the end of an era as o

today we begin with a historic homecoming. the teledecade-old space shuttle program has come to a close with the landing of the shuttle "atlantised." earlier atlantis touched down at the kennedy space center 42 years and a day after astronaut neil armstrong was the first person to set foot on the moon before four americans onboard guided "atlantis" to a safe and final landing. a landing that may also end an era of u.s. dominance in human space exploration. that's because as the shuttle program retires a second great space race begins. "atlantis's" astronauts left a flag on the international space station that flew on the first space shuttle launch in 1981. a private american company says it plans to retrieve that flag in just three years. >>> well, across the nation over 100 million people are under a heat alert due to what's called a heat dome, which has brought triple-digit temperatures to many parts of the country. warnings have been issued across the eastern half of the country from kansas to massachusetts. the national we

what a nice homecoming. they gave a big homecoming to the shuttle mission as well. i know you talked about it a little earlier. it's a bittersweet moment for nasa. at the last space shuttle mission ended this morning with a picture perfect landing in florida. we're going to take you live to kennedy space center as nasa reflects on the end of an era. and it's back to the drawing board for the redesign of terminal 3 out of san francisco international airport. we're going to tell you why they are starting over and what the cost could be. plus, new rules for shuttles at ucsf. that and more and fun coming up in a few minutes. >> and welcome back again. facebook freaks out when you're not here. >> really. >> even a vacation. you get what, two, three weeks. >> thank you, yeah. i just couldn't -- i couldn't stand to be away. >> that's what it was. last week belonged to potter mania, this weekto fans camped out for comic-con, a four-day convention of all things fantasy. today is no the first day of the convention, all three of the films main stars are expected to be on hand.

we are taking the news edge off tonight with a homecoming month in the making. 16-year-old dog is finally home. after 2 months which took him 1500 miles away. his owner says he got out of the gate one day and never came home. the family didn't think they would see him again. the dog is blind and deaf. a neighbor suggested the family check just one more shelter. cody was there. the dog is back home, two months, 1500 miles away. unbelievable. >>> time to check with lindsay murphy on tonight's nissan sports xtra. i'm sure it's action packed. >> yeah. i love that story, too, by the way. who does the nfl lockout impact the most? i have that answer, plus jason werth is the latest on being hit by a pitch, and michael morse, as well. and highlights from the mystics, and orioles. will? >> i'm glad you liked our story. would you tell me if you didn't? >> anything with a happy ending is good. >> that's it for us. fox five is always on, myfoxdc.com. sports xtra is coming your way in two minutes. 

this was a true homecoming for atlantis and you can see the four astronauts there. the shuttle will remain at the contend did i center. next stop will be astroid and mars and new era begins. >> a ship like no other. nicely said right there. >> mike nicco has the forecast down here on earth. >>> we have minor changes going on especially at the coast. you can see a few clouds trying november into the bay this morning. that is the sea breeze that is starting to develop that will bring cooler weather to you while inland neighborhoods still going to be rather hot. noticed the winds aren't as calm as they were yesterday but not as all that fast. west at 6 at sfo. faster ones that is when you've got the sucking of air into the central valley. it pulls the cooler air from our neighborhoods and that is what is going to go develop the next couple of days. most of us a little cooler this morning than yesterday morning. that means by 8:00, mostly sunny conditions and temperatures still in the 50s and 60s. by noon, everybody is sunny but lingering clouds along the coast. low to

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a potomac native basically signed a one-year deal, and even more of a homecoming considering he was a former captain of the capitals, but he has bounced around a lot since then playing on four teams, last season with the montreal canadiens. he was nicknamed "suitcase" because of that. most importantly he is just happy to be back in washington. >> immediately, it was just the thought of being back here in front of a lot of people who have supported me over the years. it is just the excitement of playing for this team and knowing how good they are and how close they are to winning a cup and getting a chance to be a part of that. >> veteran experience. you have got to love that. and a contract today with amerced $5 million -- it today worth almost $5 million in hockey. the player is recovering from a shoulder injury but should be ready to go for the start of the season. cannot wait. and you will want to tune into sports talk tonight. redskins' great josiah's and will be in the studio at 9:00. >> did to see him again -- redskins' great joe size >>> it is the perfect idea for young history

florida homecoming will mark the end of the 30-year shuttle program. >> and are we bidding farewell to cooler than usual temperatures. >> maybe average temperatures next week. as far as what is going on, let's take a look outside and look downtown, you got a stiff northwest wind about 13 miles an hour and keeping cooler than you would expected with all that sunshine. one more perspective, let's take a look from mount tamalpais, sausalito and san francisco, even the fog as it is retreating back to the coast as we talked about it wosmt should be there i would say about noon. it will clear along north to south and you psych that on the visible satellite. north bay beaches, see the sun first and peninsula it will be harder but by the end of the day you will see some also. see what it is doing to the temperatures. areas of sunshine like santa rosa and fairfield and antioch are exactly where they should be. other areas a little cooler, oakland, fremont and san jose, six to seven degrees there. those temperatures running in the low to mid-50s but those other areas, 70 in santa rosa. >> around

to have been on a shiny new factory at the outskirts of st petersburg aside from being a happy homecoming assembly line launches a big step in russia's attempts to modernize its economy and go green at the same time. the capacity. is the highest. in russia. and in eastern europe we can produce. we'll cover. the latest in a long line russian. made some of the first strides in constructing the incandescent lamps in the seventy's using carbon filaments renowned american inventor thomas edison introduced improved filaments that extended to the relatively short life of electric bulbs. then to over one thousand hours by the early twentieth century the tungsten filament light bulbs still in use today were already emerging lamps appeared in the. at the end of the one nine hundred fifty s. and high pressure sodium street lighting in the sixty's compact florescent stores. were pioneered in the seventy's and are still a popular option as we move towards energy efficiency. diodes may be seen in the ninety's with improvements in technology since then showing incredible flexibility and efficiency quite

florida homecoming will mark the end of the 30-year shuttle program. >> and are we bidding farewell toer than usual temperatures. >> maybe average temperatures next week. as far as what is going on, let's take a look outside and look downtown, you got a stiff northwest wind about 13 miles an hour and keeping cooler than you would expected with all that sunshine. one more perspective, let's take a look from mount tamalpais, sausalito and san francisco, even the fog as it is retreating back to the coast as we talked about it wosmt should be there i would say about noon. it will clear along north to south and you psych that on the visible satellite. north bay beaches, see the sun first and peninsula it will be harder but by the end of the day you will see some also. see what it is doing to the temperatures. areas of sunshine like santa rosa and fairfield and antioch are exactly where they should be. other areas a little cooler, oakland, fremont and san jose, six to seven degrees there. those temperatures running in the low to mid-50s but those other areas, 70 in santa rosa. >> around mont

again, the homecoming is all about welcoming home our soldiers.eers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's a surprise. >> it's a surprise. >> jimmy: that's what's going to kill me. i cry on "extreme home makeover." i cry all the time, when i watch that show, ""supernanny." i cry. [ laughter ] "the office," "30 rock", i cry a lot. this one, the fourth of july parade one. just picture this. the family's out there for the parade, the local, hometown parade. everyone's marching by. they're thinking about their dad and who walks by in the parade? their dad! [ audience aws ] it will crush me. it's so cool. i think it's so awesome. i'm so psyched you're here. you can always come back. >> thank you, very much. >> jimmy: "i'm american." [ cheers and applause ] billy ray is gonna give a copy of his cd to everybody in the audience tonight. [ cheers and applause ] "i'm american." stick around. we're gonna hear a song from billy ray cyrus after the break. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ whoa!! the really big chicken sandwich combo is back! and it's as big as ever. i'm gonna

like the kind of stops that high school football coaches use before homecoming games in particular at thiscious small towns. >> kevin mccarthy a third ranking republican in the house urged republicans to unite behind boehner's plan by showing this clip from the movie "the town" >> the town? (laughter) "the town", no rudy-- "rudy" "brian song" or "300" or "rocky" or "rocky 2" or "rocky 3" or really any of the "rockies" you went with the boston bank rubbers in nun costumes clip. >> well, there is going to be good. (laughter) let's see the clip-- (cheers and applause) >> that the republicans used, let's see the clip that the republicans used to urge their hard line tea party freshman coalition to drop their objections to john boehner's debt ceiling plan and vote with their more establishment republican brethren. >> i need your help. i can't tell you what it is. you can never ask me about it later. and we're going to hurt some people. >> which car are we going to take? (laughter) (applause) >> jon: let me see if i understand this metaphor. the establishment republicans are saying to the t

. >> the true homecoming for the space shuttle atlantis. it first soared in 1985 and it aremain kennedy center and put on display. it will be years before an american will be launched from american soil. nasa will now focus on deep space exploration beyond the moon astroids and mars are the destinations of choice. >>> nick, thanks so much. >> right now a live picture of the area. this is the crew and also the folks who worked on the shuttle. this is chris ferguson talking about some of his final impressions after returning home. let's see if we can see there is rex walhe imhe is san carlos resident that made the journey. giving the impressions we'll watch it and bring you more. >> a loud and angry crowd was in the bayview district to meet with greg suhr. it was the chief that bore the brunt of the rage. amy hollyfield joins us live from the hall of justice on that. >> reporter: before the meeting people had told us they were hoping for a calm and con struckive meeting. here is what they got. >>> people are upset, we are doing our best to ma

all of them have had a difficult homecoming, haunted by their trauma and their losses. this widow lost her brother in the war. she and her mother are sick, too ill to work, nor can they afford transport to the nearest hospital. the government insists they are doing all they can to help people like her. she disagrees. >> we have been here almost three months. since then, we have got nothing. we get less than a dollar a month each in aid money. the government is not helping us. i have sent a lot of letters but there is no reply. >> a few miles away, soldiers attend a government war victory monument. they are here 24 hours a day. this represents the army's triumph over the tamil tiger. the flour is for peace. just a year ago, not a single house in this town had a roof. now, they are achieving a kind of normality. like those in the countryside, people here have come back to start again, for the foreseeable future, it is under the watch full i of the military. >> now over to -- in, you have a story of a brewing drug epidemic. >> this is a substance called ketamine and it is

and we have team coverage of the emotional homecoming of the bay area fishermen as they returned from their ill-fated trip. >>> that and more coming up in the next newscast, ktvu at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great weekend.

but it hasn't been a happy homecoming.ve all the problems they failed along the way coming up. >>> and a plane crashes into a hospital building. the witness accounts of the fiery explosion and the impact on patients. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making the colonel's original recipe, today and every day. 11 herbs and spices, hand-breaded, hands down the world's best chicken. today is a kfc day. so bring home a real meal -- 10 pieces of that famous chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of four or more, just 20 bucks. today tastes so good. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. this is live pictures right now. this is in florida inside the space shuttle that is still scheduled to launch this morning at 8:26 our time. you can see the astronauts there wearing their orange launch and entry sui

a push to make sure their homecoming and recovery is successful.cans are celebrating with parades, picnics, fireworks. us service members overseas also held events. in some parts of the united states fireworksvise been cancelled over concerns they could spark wildfires. >> reporter: happy 235th birthday america. all across the nation americans celebrated the 4th of july with parades, picnics and pyrotechnics. in the nation's capitol thousands lined up along the national mall. for some the celebration got underway early. gat lanburg, tennessee boasts of having the nation's first 4th of july parade

all of them have had a difficult homecoming. they're haunted by their traumas and losses.s widow lost her brother in the war. she and her mother are sick and too ill to work. they cannot afford transport to the hospital. the government insists they are doing all they can to help people like her. she disagrees. >> we have been here almost three months. we've got nothing since then. we get less than $1 a month each in aid. the government is not helping us. i have sent a lot of letters, but there is no reply. >> just a few miles away, a diers love and leingly tend government war memorial. it represents the government's triumph over the travel tigers. the flowers represent peace. just a year ago, not a single house in this town had a roof. it is now achieving a kind of normality. people here have come back to start again. for the foreseeable future, is under the watchful eye of the military. charles havilland for bbc news. >> they say it was a private trip to meet residents and support the philippine territorial claims. china has said the visit could sabotage the relationship

. >> it was a very good fourth of july for 236 service members who received a homecoming at the airport today. troops from all branches of the military were greeted by a family, friends, and others. they have welcomed nearly 25,000 service members from all over the country this year since march of 2007, operation welcome home has greeted more than 100,000 service members. >> and the outgoing commander of the u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan spent its fourth of july with troops there on his last independence day celebration in a uniform. general petraeus spoke at reenlistment ceremonies. soldiers talked about how they felt protecting their country this independence day. >> you feel the honor, especially when you have a general like general petraeus. it makes it feel a lot more important to me. >> petraeus also said today that the focus of troops will move from caliban strongholds to the border of pakistan. unintended consequences, tonight to new research shows that a diet soda may have the opposite defect. >> to say that there is no evidence to connect casey anthony to kaylee's death

the final homecoming for atlantis. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at 4:30.lling",,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news" here's a look at today's weather. the heat dome 's b >>> on the cbs morning news, here's a look at today's weather. the heat dome that is sitting over the middle of the country is slowly moving east. upper new england will see scattered severe thunderstorms. >>> rupert murdos ba >>> rupert murdoch is back in the united states. the media tycoon and his wife with arrived home in new york from london yesterday. murdoch was questioned by members of the british parliament by the phone hacking scandal that has rocked his media empire. investigations are ongoing in britain and in the u.s. >>> british prime minister david cameron spoke to parliament yesterday. cameron trying to distance himself from his former communications chief, andy coulson. coulson is a former editor at murdoch's now-defunct "news of the world." cameron denied claims that he tried to stop the investigation into the hacking. >>> it turns out that hacking into someone's phone isn't t

his story in his own words and the emotional homecoming just ahead. >> plus, were more giants fans targeted at dodger stadium? what police are saying now about that fateful day. it's tuesday, july 26th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning everyone. it's 4:30. i'm scott mcgrew. we're going to start with a forecast and meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. we have a comfortable day for you. mild conditions, just a touch warmer than where we ended up yesterday. as we head throughout the afternoon we're going to see pretty strong winds develop and we've got a chance for thunderstorms in the forecast. i'll talk about when and where coming up. right now, though, maybe you're headed out the front door. construction out there, mike. >> 880 like you talked about through san jose one lane blocked from 280 to 101. we're talking about a closure, 237 at 101, that should be picking up shortly. an accident, 101 at 13th, no injuries, we'll watch for the activity to clear. it's on the shoulderer. back to you. >> in just hours officers are going to be out looking

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so many homecoming from the war in afghanistan for fallen soldier from san jose. >> and zip go through airport security. wish you co-government new trusted traveler program. and then this. >> it's lake really bitter sweet. we sprobl asleep over and cry all night. >> fans around the bay area land up for the premier of the final harry potter movie. >> then later. nightline. >> about come up next on "nightline". teenager girl fall noose a translike sleep that last more than a week like under a spell. we look at the case and real life sleeping beauty and women roll derby about roaring come back. lap and@Ñ >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> flags around california will fly at half staff on monday for fallen soldier who returned home to the bay area for the last time today. army staff sergeant nick the fourth died when his unit came under fire on july 5th. flag draped coffin arrived aboard jet at moffitt field. they stood alongside the family hear. >> as a father i can't be any prouder than l knowing that what you raised, you are rai

. >> a homecoming for four fishermen. >> i had the cook latched on my arm trying to climb up my head. i grabbed an ice chest. i pulled his hand off of my arm and i put it on the ice chest and said you're okay, you have a life jacket. >> david says it was chaos in the water as fishermen scrambled in the pitch black darkness for anything that would float. >> another man didn't have a life jacket, i don't remember his last name. his first name is bob. he grabbed onto the ice chest. we had two. i happened to notice that it was my ice chest, and inside my ice chest was another personal flotation device. >> he swam for 8 1/2 hours before reaching land and being rescued. warren spent 20 hours in the water. >> i was in the water 20 hours. and we had numerous fishing boats pass us. >> despite growing fear his small group wasn't giving up. >> we were losing hope. we were prepared for another night, you know, we were prepared to stay another night out there. but i'm talking about the will, the will to live, we were just paddling and paddling. >> pete says he was lucky to find a small boat and a

to be in light of global norms and standards our idea is not moscow that located halfway between homecoming and york that's a central role to play when we have european cultural materials moscow could be the global financial hopefully more material try tomorrow you are global leaders in oil and gas look at the group but it will be on your global leaders in the energy sector has a role to play. for our financial hubs we can find synergies in the derivatives area and in many things and so we were convinced that the ruble will stay strong in moscow must become a major international financial hub you have a lot of things yet to do at the legal level legal security regulation which you are doing is an element and the only thing to do is to help you give you the need to sort of think you're a match for this interview thank you. the observed nature and discover its beauty. communicate with the wild and learn. test yourself and become free in the see what nature can give you see the. which writer. about some stupid pressure. starts on t.v. dot com. it . even need there is a baker in brussels on how

a happy homecoming tonight. >>> he comes from a high-profile family in orinda. he was scamming families. the former head of the real estate group pled not guilty. >> carl miller cheated clients out of millions of dollars. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez with the latest developments. >> reporter: it's actually several hundred thousand dollars, but there's a civil case against this man. today a number of carl miller's alleged victims came to court to see for themselves a man they say was living a life of luxury on their dime. the man who once seemed to have it all now faces a stiff potential prison sentence for allegedly stealing from his clients. >> when i first met him, he looked like a choir boy, an innocent guy. >> reporter: kurt i hines and dozens of others trusted carl miller of orinda to put his hard-earned money to work. hines gave the investments will company owner $400,000 with the promise of getting big returns. instead, hines says he got swindled. >> when you put money in something that you think is safe and someone steals from you, it's really maddening

to have been on a shiny new factory at the outskirts of st petersburg aside from being a happy homecoming assembly line launches a big step in russia's attempts to modernize its economy and go green at the same time. the capacity. is the highest. in russia countries and in eastern europe we can produce today. it's equal to the. us we'll cover.

an emotional homecoming for four fishermen who survived a trip on the "erik." >> i had the cook latched on my arm, he was trying to climb up my head and he was speaking to me in spanish. i put his arm on the life jacket. >> reporter: he said it was chaos in the water as fishermen scrambled for anything that would float. >> another man didn't have a life jacket. his first name was bob, i don't remember his last name. he grabbed onto the ice chest. i noticed that it was any ice chest and inside my chest was another personal flotation device. >> reporter: he swam for 8 1/2 hours before reaching land and being rescued. >> i was in the water 20 hours. and we had numerous fishing boats pass us. >> reporter: despite growing fear, his group wasn't giving up. >> we were just losing hope. we were prepared for another night. we were prepared to stay another night out there. but i'm talking about the will to live. we were paddling and paddling. >> reporter: pete says he was lucky to find a small boat and a cooler that got him through 14 hours. >> there were two life vests in there and a bottle of w

you know, there will be homecomings tonight allen but here at the home don lee, for example, two of the guys who piled into that one car are still missing. so it's just going to be like this for a while until they know what happened to their friends and family members. >> it's going to be bittersweet. relief with anxiety combined. huh, joe? >> reporter: exactly. >> joe vazquez in san ramon, thanks. >>> nearly a year after the brutal murder of a college student in vallejo, an arrest. juliette goodrich was in the court when the victim's family came face to face with the suspect. >> his life was taken away. but his joy and smile will always with with us. >> reporter: almost a year after jessica's boyfriend 22- year-old rubin martinez was shot to death the two were on a date, she saw her boyfriend's alleged killer in a fairfield courtroom. he was arrested last night on murder charges. already behind bars on other charges. >> now i actually, you know, can actually see the person that has brought so much pain to this family. >> reporter: the victim's entire family showed up to see the suspect

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well still celebrating his maiden wimbledon title is novak djokovic the serb enjoying a rapturous homecoming in belgrade the new world number one lapping up every minute of this is tens of thousands of fans chanting his nickname no as they gathered gathered in front of the national assembly building in downtown belgrade boisterous well coming ceremony djokovic should be rough on the dial in the final they showed off that he's done this before with the band. stage and thank everyone for the support. the general some of tonight. because you made this day the most beautiful day of my life i will never forget this this trophy i did a-k. to you this trophy i did ek to serbia. andrei kirilenko meanwhile says russia's men could repay the women success of the upcoming basketball european championships the utah jazz forward will join the national squad for the tempest tournament in lithuania is going to be a birdie good chance of playing about ten teams in the house and called the likely twenty authority slovenia spain greece drawn many frames i mean i think you go in those most teams you know they'r

the 30-year-old program ends with the homecoming of "atlantis" to the inteteational space station. the predawn landing marks the 25th time the shuttle has landed in darkness but the end of the shuttle era is also bringing big changes to nasa, of course. >> abc's lisa stark is live at kennedy space center on this momentous morning. and, lisa, what is the mood there right now? >> reporter: well, good morning, peggy and rob. i think it's a mixed mood. there's always a little bit of butterflies, of course. you still have to bring the shuttle home safely but people are nervous. they're anxious about that. prideful the mission went so well, but it really is bittersweet. as you mentioned, layoffs, 4,000 people getting notices tomorrow and this is the end of a 30-year program with, of course, a couple of tragagies, but a lot of triumphs, as well. >> and you just mentioned that, lisa, everybody very excited about the success of this program, but those 4,000 people there losing their jobs, you're saying that those layoffs will begin when? >> reporter: actually the pink slips go out tomorrow.

. >> more efforts to being made to make sure the homecoming and the recovery is there. >> spanky gibsonat it is like to shift from combat back to the homefront. >> you're checking out everyone and everything so when you get into that mindset of six or seven months then you come back, it is hard to downshift it very quickly. >> reporter: the two decade marine corps veteran has done it a number of times like so many members of the new generation of wounded warriors. >> this is one of the wounded warrior complex barracks. >> like pieces of the transition puzzle, this cluster at fort belvoir includes barracks, a resource center and a new hospital that will start seeing patients in august. >> it is more than physical recovery that has to take place. they have to recover physically, emotionally and socially with their families. >> here, the u.s.o. has broken ground on a wounded warrior and family center. the first of its kind in the u.s. with the second to follow at the walter reed medical center in maryland. the lighting, the floor material, the art of bringing the outside in, all based on a

heart warming homecoming on this independence day to tell you about. >> yeah. two children are given a giantpresent and they were shocked when they found out what was in it. >> one-on-one side and the other on the other. what's in there? >> daddy. >> oh. >> their dad came back from deployment early and as you can see surprised his kids. what great way to do it. >> great time of year to do it. >> i can't get enough of those stories. >> those are great to watch. >>> it's 6:20. >> how about a little fireworks. people couldn't wait for today to catch the 4th of july fireworks display. this sell -- display. this happened in new york in westchester county. we will show you as many fireworks as we can before the big shows in our area in the inner harbor and catonsville. and we will bring you video here and from across the country. >> do you've favorite? >> favorite fireworks. i've seen new york and i like the fireworks show here from ourroof top. >> show off. >> i know. >>> listen, this morning, rescue efforts continue. this situation involves a flooded mine. >> 23 pe

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to cover it in on a shiny new factory at the outskirts of st petersburg aside from being a happy homecoming the assembly line launches a big step in russia's attempts to modernize its economy to go green at the same time. the capacity traction throughput is the highest in the business today in russia countries and in eastern europe we can produce today through. the month. it's the. earth. l.e.d.s. good latest in a long line russians alexander the beginning. made some of the first strides in constructing the incandescent lamps in the eighteenth seventy s using carbon filaments renowned american inventor thomas edison introduced improved filaments and extended a relatively short life of electric bulbs first to forty then to over one thousand hours by the early twentieth century and tungsten filament light bulbs still in use today were already emerging in lamps appeared in the thirty's lamps at the end of the one nine hundred fifty s. and high pressure sodium street lighting in the sixty's compact fluorescents or c.f.l. were pioneered in the seventy's and are still a popular option as we move