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people that they will enjoy ten times the reward in the afterlife if they commit an act of jihad martyr for ice us. >> authorities plan to analyze the gunman's computer and phone records for clues. >> reporter: so far authorities have not released the names of any of the victims publicly. this is just one of three crime scenes right now investigators are processing this morning erika. >> thank you. >> out after bun dance of caution, the defense department is increasing security at facilities across the country. "eyewitness news" cameras here in lawncrest where philadelphia police increased their presence, at the us naval support center on the 700 block of robbins avenue. we invite to you stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the

al-queda is still a threat, but ice sis communicating with the youth of the ice in the use. the youth of the ice in the use. we've seen that in arrests and attempted activities here. >> and we've been working on the issues for a long tile together. time together. >> the terrorist threat has evolved and metastasized. this is an important evolution with a terrorist threat against the united states. isis is unique and dangerous in terms of scale. >> it's a problem and very sophisticated social medeia. it's important we don't under estimate. >> because of the size of the attack or-i. two reasons. one is the style of attackings, but most importantly because of their intentions. the purpose and the stated purpose and focus of al-queda is focus of attacks in the west. >> and they have active cells participating to plan and coordinate those attacks. that's why al-queda remains dangerous. >> isis grew up in iraq in part. what's your sense of the way things are going in iraq? >> isis is a successor of al-queda in iraq. and it has grown up quite fast. it's unique in terms of foreign fig

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instead of the birthday cake, he got a big chunk of ice with carrots, that he use today be one of thepopular residents before going back to china five years ago. he was the first panda born at the national zoo to live more than a few days. and he is also his big brother. >>> topper has got one final check of the radar and where the storms are right now why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> take us out with the radar, top. >>> a severe thunderstorm warning as we just showed you that storm until 7:45 and guess what they have canceled that flash flood watch, so no flood watch for the metro area. and fire up the barbie, you're okay now. >> that is it for us. we'l

find out why you should get out of your comfort zone today, and try a different flavor of ice cream. stay with us, be right back. >>> things are changing at the white house. >> first lady michelle obama announced today on stain gram long standing ban has been lifted. >> if you have been on a white house tour you may have seen this sign. women, not any more. all right you go, first lady. the white house is lift ago camera and a photo ban on public tours. it has been in place for over 40 years. guests are now welcome to take pictures throughout the tour route, and encouraged to share their experience using the hashtag white house tour. >> who about that? >> isn't that sniffing. >> i was there years ago,. >> richard nixon, with the philadelphia boys choir. >> snuck a picture too. >> special. >> that's our secret now that's our secret. time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> jill schlessinger has advice for parting -- finding part-time job. >> more than 6 million americans work full time, others work to part time in evenings or week toned earn additional income. some most popular part-t

kimberly: all of us have ice of the skies because of the weather.really make a difference for the fourth of july weekend. at least it is not scorching hot out there. doug: we are hoping for at least in improving trend over the next couple of days. let's get started with a brand-new weatherbug hc weather camera on our network. this is an spotsylvania county. just about everyone else, they have steeles gray skies. of view of the sky a beatable setting for the picture there. cloudy skies across the area. 76 degrees in fredericksburg. 73 in baltimore in annapolis. the rain has been well south and southeast of the metro washington area today along the frontal zone. a little shower activity stretching westward. otherwise, cloudy indian -- cloudy and dan are definitely on the cooler side. the better chances will come in the early morning hours beginning tomorrow afternoon. on saturday the fourth, a little bit of sun. around 80 degrees or so. fingers crossed that everything is cleared up for the fireworks. i think that will work out. on sunday i think we ca

ice cage collapses in washington state. the deadly collapse comes just one day after a tourist captured video of crumbling ice. >> to it the us forest service warned hikers back in may that the big four ice caves were in their quote most dangerous state due to unseasonably warm weather. more details on the deadly collapse at the popular tourist attraction is coming up in the next hour. >> meanwhile, a day of chaos on the tour dough france. about 20 riders got tangled up in the nasty rec including the race leader. he had to quit after breaking two bones in his back. the race was delayed for about 20 minute, to give the riders time to catch up. >> and, a test of speed and bravery at the running of the bulls in spain. seven people were hurt, including one man who was gord in the armpit. artist ernest hemingway immortalized the event in his book, and it attract thousands of tourist. >> i watch that year after year after year and still -- >> no desire to throw on the red sash. >> oh, my. >> i watch safely here from the us. >> and if i did i would be up against the wall. >> you first! >> back on us soil following the huge world cup

of eggs is causing a custard cut back at rita's water ice. the avian flu is affecting supply of the egg yolk product they use to make the custard. ead of custard they are selling soft serve ice cream. >> tastes very similar almost identical recipe witness exception of eggs to our custard so we got it just as close as we can so the consistency is the same. >> rita's says there is a chance they could have custard back on the menu before the end of the summer season. we've all got our fingers crossed. kate we've been looking at the custard all day and now that's all i can think about. >> you want what you can't have. >> there it is. >> no custard all we want is custard. >> that's right. fingers crossed. >> it would be a good night to have some. >> no kidding. >> out on the boardwalk maybe or just steamy outside but we've got really great picture to show you. let's take a look earlier tonight one of our photographers here at cbs3 ed took this photo of a rainbow after the storms this is in ridley park and what great shot that is. i have to tell you in easton earlier today for kid fasters even and this adorable little girl named audrey

of iced tea might be. not all are created equal m. are sweet, some are sweeter, martha teichner joins us for tea. >> did you know that 85% of all the teaiced? or that americans drink more than three billion gallons of iced tea a year. >> experience a refreshing -- or in 2014 we spent $5 billion on the canned and bottled stuff. >> we we serious sweet tea. >> then there's the matter of whether somerville, south carolina, a south carolina really is the birth place of sweet tea. often referred to as the wine of the south. >> very good. >> some tea. >> tina of somerville director of tourism. >> in a mason jar. you can use mason jar for anything. we especially use it for our iced tea. >> do they ever. >> i want to show you mason. >> as in mason jar. >> from the tip that have straw to the base is about 12 feet. and it was filled with 1425 gallons of sweet tea. >> somerville is talking about how on june 10, national iced tea day, his city set the guiness for largest sweet tea. how sweet? >> we only used about 1600 pounds of sugar. >> you're a politician, convince me that somerville is the birth place of sweet tea. >> you said i was a politics.

ice containers. >> he shouldn't have been walking on the streets. we expect more of our authorities to keep us safe. >> if kat's death saves other people in the city and ice improves the systems -- >> the system fails a lot, a lot of times. no word yet when sanchez will be in court. >> new at 11:00, a 27-year-old man died when a stairway collapsed. a friend of the victim says they were just heading down the stairs when the collapse happened this afternoon. >> as we were walking down, the stair collapsed. i barely make it out. the whole section collapsed. it's not like breaking down or anything. it's just shocking. i still can't believe this happened. >> scary. this followed the balcony collapse. criminal charges may follow. >> are there more victims? that is the question investigators are asking. nevado police arrested steven deschler after arriving from a hawaiian vacation with his wife. the victim's mother contacted them. she was concerned about texts and her daughter. he is out on bail. >> a fourth of july tradition. it's always been one of the deadliest in california, but they are working

the the glacier of black ice filled with trash used to be known as the snow farm, but when plows and ucks cleared the road they brought around trash on the street. >> i knew there would be a lot of trash under that snow, because first blizzard, as everyone remembered, in one wants to talk bit. and then right after we had second blizzard. every weekend we got more snow on top of snow. >> everything you see there was on the streets when the snow hit and none of it went into boston harbor which is a terrific thing. >> while state did clear cities and towns with snow in the water because of emergency conditions as you heard that man say boston chose not to. instead they made that 20-foot mountains of snow. everyone right new taking bets on just how long that thing will last, hopefully it is gone before the summer is over. >>> talk bay rough night on the job foreground crew in pittsburgh, one the of the ground keeper got swallowed by the tarp, when they tried to cover the field during a rain delay, they gotten gulfed and couple pirates players pitched into help rescue him you hear cheering

a spike in the number of american women using and dying. >>> and moment of crisis. an ice cave suddenly gives way with adventurers trapped inside. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world

a spike in the number of american women using and dying. >>> and moment of crisis. an ice cave suddenly gives way with adventurers trapped inside. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. our top story, a horrific air crash. a collision between an air force fighter jet and a small private plane over the skies near charleston, south carolina. witnesses described parts including a jet engine falling down from the sky moments after hearing the sickening impact. both planes went down in pieces, somehow sparing lives and property below. but two lives were lost in the collision itself. nbc's tom costello has the latest. >> reporter: on the ground in south carolina all that's left of an air force f-16 after it collided with a single-engine cessna raining debris on the fields below. it happened about 11 miles north of charleston over moncks corner near the cooper river. witnesses reported the f-16 appeared to have struck the side of the cessna. the impact causing a ma

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about to notify them of a release of someone they gave us custody off would have been preventive of this. >> the sheriff firing his own shot back saying if he called ice, he would have been violating the law mayor lee signed into effect in 2013. we're now learning more about the gun used in the gruesome murder. the bureau of land management confirming it blopged edbelonged to one of their agents but was stolen out of a car last month. it is unclear how sanchez got his hands on it. he now sits in jail on a $5 million bail the extent of the criminal history is coming to light. listen to this sanchez has a rap sheet too long to list. several of his felonies included heroin possession manufacturing narcotics, and felony re-entry into the u.s. california state senator jeff stone is now trying to fight those controversial sanctuary laws that don't require local officials to enforce federal immigration laws. >> i want to make sure this type of senseless murder never happens again. and so i've initiated some legislation that is going to require any public safety official from a county or city that has a felonious illegal immigrant in their custody they want t

incident but in 2010, 11 year old grace tam was killed here when chunk of ice the size of mini-van fell on her. in recent month, the usrvice has warned hikers not to go inside. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> on the health watch this new, do you get sleepy at work need a nap? doctors say, this could be a good idea. researchers at the university of michigan studied 40 people between the ages of 18 and 50. some were assigned an hour nap. others were not. researchers found those who rested performed better on complicated tasks. they also felt less impulsive than their counterpart. for years dieters told to stay away from carbs to lose weight. now more and more foods like plantains, barley, beans, and even potatoes, may actually help aid weight loss. researchers say they contain unique fiber called resistance starch, form of carbohydrate that goes un digested in the stomach. growing number of food manufacturers are making breds, staple, even pastas, with resistant starch flour, made from corn and even potatoes. >> so, are you getting ready for your afternoon jolt of coffee? well that jolt may come at the cash r

destination in washington state became a death trap monday when chunks of ice fell on people inside a frozen cave. >> but as web tells us-- >> reporter: part of the big 4 ice caves collapsed 70 miles northeast of seattle at a tourist sight authorities warned was dangerous because of warm temperatures. >> temperatures are so dangerous, teams from mountain rescue and search and rescue volunteers are looking to see how safe it is. >> reporter: rescue choppers rushed those head lacerations and leg fractures. john was in there moments before the collapse and tried to help. >> they were definitely being troched to so they-- talked to, so they were responsive. >> reporter: the collapse came 1 day after hiker sarah solamani captured video of a section crumbling. >> by looking at the cave, you could tell this is not a safe cave to get in. >> reporter: no one was hurt in that incident but in 201011-year-old grace tam was killed here when a chunk of ice the size of a mini van fell on her. the forest service has warned hikers not to go inside. brian webb, for cbs news. >> after all that, now the ice caves are shut down until furthe

there is a period of comment open right now like the world wildlife fund are adding to that to see what they can do. greenhouse gas emission reduces sea ice through global warming. they use that ice for feeding mating, giving birth. the population around the world five countries for us, it's alaska, the largest amount of the population is in canada and russia norway and greenland. so the threat here, russia and norway is impacting first. we have 20,000 of the bears out there, and of those sub populations, here's what we've seen over the last few years from 2009. eight of those areas of those 19 areas are in decline. that's about 42%. only one area has seen population growth. that's why they want to turn this around now. >> polar bears have sort of become the fails of climate change, haven't they? >> one of many, yeah. >> the tour de france is back on track after a dramatic crash that took down 20 cyclists. this happened 30 miles from the finish line monday. one rider bumped wheels with another. there were broken bones other serious injuries, as well. stage four is underway right now. it is the longest stage of the tour. >> in today's digit albeit, an olympic legend is un

of hospitality. and what do men like this do for fun when the rivers turn to ice 3 feet thick, when testicles shrink and most of user? if they were like so many other canadians, they would go ice fishing on the st. lawrence river. >> the cabin fever induces in the quebecueo family, because we are confined perhaps to spend so much time indoors, a lot of families love to do activities together, like go to the cottage, goes ice fishing, you know, it gets you out of the house. it's very much a family thing. >> like many of their ilk, they seek one of the temporary towns of sled-borne cabins, drill a hole in the ice, and wait. but these are not normal men. so, is quebec better than the rest of canada? >> obviously. >> it's not that, but yeah, sure. >> come on, you didn't have to think about that long. >> no. >> now wait a minute, are strippers paid hourly here, is that right? it's not a tip system? >> it's considered an art -- a performance art. >> you consider it a performance art. how does that work? you don't pay per stripper? >> you pay for a song, per song. >> you pay per song. >> and then you can get a dance in t

authorities in united states recovered the body of a woman killed in an ice cave collapse in the big four icecaves. it took 24 hours for rescue workers to reach her body using explosives to dislodge loose ice in the area. the sheriff's office said the rest of the cave is collapsing. this video shows a col as on sunday. experts say the ice is melting due to a period of warm weather. two hikers surviving the collapse is hospitalizeders one is in serious condition. >> the undocumented immigrant accused of shooting a woman dead in san francisco plead the not guilty. katherine steinly was killed. the -- kathleen steinly was killed on sunday. some blame her death on san francisco's sank tu air your law. >> reporter: it's a crime raising uncomfortable questions in this bastion, in a gaol house interview, this man admitted killing a 32-year-old woman on the city's water front, but said it was an accident. >> did you shoot kate steinway, the lady on peer 14. >> yes. >> you did shoot her. >> reporter: he has a history of drug-related crimes and has been deported five times to mexico and is exhibit a for critics of the so-called sanctuary policy. >> san francisco shou

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fact ice had this guy in custody, served his sentence than transferred him to california for the minor drug offense. why? why didn't ice use the supremacy of and go ahead with deportation there instead of carrying through a criminal justice process that was irrelevant? >> it was the prison that is had him in custody for criminal immigration charges and drug charges. a great question why they didn't honor the isis detainer placed at that time but instead referred to san francisco for the old drug charge. what i have heard from insiders at ice is the city of san francisco indicated they were going to prosecute the old drug charge ouztherwise no reason to send him to the city. they need to rethink, should we continue to pass folks on for city warrants if ice detainers are not being honored. >> feel free to push back on this. it doesn't smell right to me. it's always somebody else. ice is in charge. this is what you do why ins was changed so you have plenty of authority over the matters. >> oh i would love that chris. authority is not what i have. >> except that ice and if you go to the bureau prisons, they are going to say ice was aware he wa

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. >>> days after a ice cave collapsed, crews are back on the scene working to sure up what is left of that structure. they used controlled, explosives, yesterday to dislodge any debris and check for that ice stability. one person was killed on monday, four others were injured, when chunks of the crushing ice felon top of them. >>> right now firsthand terrifying view of what it is like to be caught in a rip current. >> erin johns was holding a selfie stick with the go pro camera when she found herself struggling off the coast of nantucket. her father pulled her to safety using that selfie stick and noticed his wife was caught in that current. as he tried to rescue her kerr he can was suck out to sea. >> i was a marine and did tours oversees ease during wartime and i never had that level of fatigue or fear. >> life guards saved derek. they told him his oxy level was so low they believe he he only had about 20 seconds left, owe just in the nick of time they got him out but you really have to be careful. >> yes. >> you can now add stingrays to the ocean wild life seen on the new jersey shore beach these season. so

of life in yemen. i don't think it has quite reached that devastating toll. still, breathtakingly similar how they managed to lure people toward their death. >> luring them with ice after the end of ramadan. keep usn. >>> straight ahead, new you details on the victims of the shooting rampage in chattanooga, tennessee. look a the heroes tragically killed right here on american soil. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> good morning, again, everyone. thanks so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. a fifth person has died as a result of this week's shooting rampage in chattanooga, tennessee. randall smith, a logistic specialists with the navy sum succumbed to gunshot injuries. he was in the hospital after being shot three times. he is the fifth. federal investigators are combing through electronics taken from the home of the shooter, mohammad youssuf abdulazeez

ice. >> the the out break is affecting poultry supplies nationwide and specifically impacting a supply of egg you'll being products used in pennsylvania making that product. the ceo says for now, soft serve ice cream will to have get you by. >> it taste is very similar almost an identical recipe with the exception of the eggs for our custard. we have it just as close as we could. consistency is the same. >> rita's says there is a chance they could have custard back on the menu before the end of the season but far reaching implications. >> that is a long time. >> i know. >> by the end of the summer. >> all right. >> we will take a short break. >> we will be right >>> let's check with a look at roads. >> i'm guessing they are clear. >> yes, they are clear. >> okay, nobody is out there. >> lets take a a look at. that there they are. >> we see them. >> well, erika, you know, it is nice outside. there are only a few vehicles on the roadway and usually hour that is what we are used to do. if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway approaching vine street expressway we had earlier police activity here blocking the ramp

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we contacted our local office of ice and they helped us locate him.at the time he was in victorville federal penitentiary later to be transferred to lompok. our investigators interviewed this suspect there and continued to make their case and in may of this year, they obtained a $1 million warrant for the crime of murder. >> when he he was released from federal custody on june 12th, they arrested him on that warrant and booked him in to san da barbara county jail. >> sergeant, thank you. sounds like finding this woman, this decedent will get her justice. thank you very much, sergeant. >> thank you. >> and is greece on the brink? new information on that very troubled nation. i know you are thinking what does greece have to do with me? find out next. plus, mystery you in kentucky as the mother of five suddenly vanishes. the latest, that's next. woman: as much as i sweat, i always wore black. other clinical antiperspirants didn't work. then i tried certain dri. it's different. it stops sweat before it starts. add some color to your life with certain dri.

garett it is a lot of structure that is different from the scale than the of polygons that tells us the ice is substantially thinner. look at the edge of the dark unit you will see circles of the bright mobilized of this dominic nitrogen ice so take a fly over from one to the other if i could have the animation. then we will go over the of clef there are the ice flows around the ivins there are the polygons and as we move to the interior it seems that the polygons disappear but they don't they're just as scared vibrator ices is reproached the region of the carbon monoxide -- carbon monoxide region a long ride to the south so we will skip that are coming up near hillary mountains. the cthulhu reggio ancient service on the right then removed over the hillary montes then we are about the size of the d.c. metro area now we have the norgay montes. and the screen has gone dark but there is a lot more that we will learn about pluto. most of the images and data is still all of the spacecraft and we will downlink says over the year ahead. >> now we will transition into question and answers then hits

ice and even snow. and this is only the beginning. the probe will be sending data back to nasa over the next 16 months. >>> the senior editor of space.com joins us what all of this means. thanks for your time. we have this first stunning closeup image of pluto showing that it has these 11,000 feet high ice mountains, i guess. there is so much that this discovery will bring but what does that mean or tell us about this mission so far? >> well, so far it tells us that the cameras on board new horizons worked like they were supposed to. this image of the ice mountains is one little sliver of this heart-shaped feature on pluto. it looks like an active place. the regions around the mountains are very smooth. they think that they are not even as old as 100 million years which is much much much younger than they thought the surface of pluto could ever be. there could be a geological process keeping it smooth and keeping the planet young. >> we have to underscore just how stunning that is. up until now the assumption is that pluto was an inactive distant, quiet place and this turned it up side down doesn't it? >> it is a fantastic starting point for the

weather hurt us a little bit yesterday but hopefully today tomorrow, get through it and come out through the weekend with a high number. >> reporter: back in ocean city the owner of george's ice cream says since saturdays are always busy it's tough when major holidays fall on a weekend. >> huge for us. it's become one of the biggest holidays of the year better than labor day and memorial day. so it's tough when it falls on a saturday. >> reporter: even if it rains on the fourth, westerman hopes people might venture out anyway to satisfy their sweet tooth. >> yesterday people were just starting to roll into town, so it wasn't a huge deal but we'll take 82 and sunny any day. >> reporter: now shop owners tell me that business on a holiday weekend like this one can actually double compared to business on a normal week so they are really hoping for some nice weather over the next couple of. we're live in ocean city, new jersey trish hartman channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you trish. >>> big crowds are kicking off the holiday weekend around philadelphia's independence hall. wawa welcome america liberty block party has live music on three stages tonight. you can also grab a bi

when you look in detail, there's a lot of fine structure in the ice and a lot of fine structure that is different than the. that tells us the ice is substantially thinner. there are craters that have a sickly -- basically ponsds of this predominantly nitrogen ice. let's look from one end of sputnik planum to the other. we start at the north, and we're going to careen over the cliffs on to sputnik planum. there are the polygons, well delineated, and as we move into the interior, it seems like they disappear, but they do not. if they look carefully, they are still there. in fact, we basically are approaching the region that is super rich and the carbon monoxide ice that cathy was just talking about. anyway, it's a long flight all the way to the south, so we will skip over that part and rejoin our tour here. we are sweeping across them. big blocks, small blocks, the dark asphalt cone surface, ancient surface on the right and one of those big craters with the big ice pond is coming into view. i crater itself is about the size of the d.c. metro area -- that crater itself. the screen has gone dark, but there's a whole lot mor

ice or cbp released? and what type of process of the using to determine which member is a member of the criminal gang? can you give us today the number of criminal aliens with violent gang ties that ice or cbp has processed and deported? sectretary johnson: well, as a knowable number, which we can get to you for the record, sitting with your right now, i don't know the number. senator forbes: and here's the problem we have. this is one of your top priorities. the director said she didn't have a clue. and today when we have a hearing to look at this, we don't have that number. so if you would get it back to us. but i would assume that you also don't of how many ice or cbp has released. sectretary johnson: again, it is a knowable number, sir, i just a not come prepared with a number. if i could have anticipated your question, i would have. senator forbes: i would have just thought if it was one of your top priorities, that was a metric you would look at. sectretary johnson: it is one of my top roadies, sir. senator forbes: but you just on the whether it is working or not. sectretary johnson: like i said

. >>> well, those of us with a sweet tooth will to have to without one of our favorite rita water ice treats for a while. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry has more on the bad news. >> reporter: motto for rita's water isis ice, custard and happiness. one of those items is missing. rita's cannot produce their famous cuss toward because of the egg shortage. bird flu is affecting poultry products and company realize on eggs and key ingredients in the custard. >> their supplier of eggs, stopped making the egg yoke product that we use as ingredient in our custard. it was not available at any price. >> is that is bad. >> why is that. >> everybody likes rita's custard. >> just get another kind, right. >> reporter: moody says they could in the do that we could not get eggs at any price and enough quantities to supply our system. we are largest seller of this product in the u.s. >> reporter: instead of custard they are selling soft serve. >> taste very similar almost an identical recipe to our custard. we got it just as close as we could. consistency is the same. >> reporter: one custom