hi, jamison. >> sometimes these need work.is sort. suffice to say the call wasn't everything they hoped it would be, so here they were in a kind of crossroads. should they go forward or finally drop it? the evidence, the story of a jailhouse snitch with multiple felony convictions never an easy sell. an ex-friend whose talk of antifreeze in the house and offers to get rid of her husband might have been real, or imagined. a financial motive that at most might have amounted to a paltry 15 grand, and a bit of dixie chicks karaoke, the performance of which may have been monsstressly true or perfectly innocent. still who else could have done it? >> the details are very salacious. >> the prosecutor. >> there's sex. there's the allegation of poisoning. it's very interesting, and it's certainly enough to keep anyone's attention, but that doesn't make it necessarily a strong case or a dead, bang winner for trial. >> and so the prosecutors consulted mark and his family. they were all committed now. all emotionally attached, but the fami

. >> the butterfly bash was started fon her six-year-old daughter jamison who was diagnosed when she was six years old. it causes developmental delays, problems with nutrition. and extreme sunlig sunlight. >> we needed some sort of hope for treatment for our kids and research is the only way to do that. >> tonight's fund-raiser will be at the woodmont country club in rockville. their goal is to help raise $200,000 to fund their own study for the treatment. >>> chuck is updating his forecast with some of the hottest temperatures we've seen in years. >>> the dangerous has heavy flooding is in >>> oh, it's red. >> you know what that means. >> it's a storm team weather alert day. >> that means chuck bell working in overdrive here talking about the hot weather. >> absolutely right. we're in red mode here for the next couple of days because of dangerously high heat and humidity combinations coming our way for this afternoon and for the next several afternoons. currently, heat indexes are not too terrible on our early morning walks and jogs outside. temperatures will jump, we'll be nearly 9

interesting way and fits together through a personal narrative, brings it all together but leslie jamison is another person from that. >> it is a -- it is something i am very interested in. >> all right. so one world is starting up and who are the authors in your book you acquired? >> i have two new books. -- from tom has. one is fiction and one is non-fiction. they are still in development so i cannot say much but one is coming out in the fall of 2017. i am doing a book with a woman nam named shara hoot, a pulitzer prize winner play. it is a family memoir that is about bigger ideas and about the drug war and war overseas and class and race. it will be running on opening night for three plays she wrote each were finals with for the u pulitzer prize. she is a genius go that is going to be exciting. it happened because she read seen the world in me and was thinking about thinking about a book in the heist. she and i met and talked for two hours and she went away and wrote up a little proposal for what she really wanted to do based on that conversation and it was brilliant and we are doing t

pirates rookie pitcher jamison gets hit in the head with a ball coming back at him at 105 miles an hourg he stayed in the game. the ball ends up all the way in left field. albert pujols gets beaned right here. he has angels watching over him. he stayed in the game as well. he was 3 for 3 with six rbis. that is sdary right there. who else got hit? how about this vendor in oakland. a foul ball headed right towards him. he is not watching. so where does it hit him? right in the rear end. he doesn't even know what hit him. they really want their beer, don't they. >>> a young girl has been fighting cancer since december. her ipad is her lifeline. over the weekend it disappeared from her hospital room. the parents contacted police. when they showed up at the hospital they had an ipad. they did not find it. one of the officers wanted to give ariana his. >> they don't know the extent of what she's been going through. they did something so incredibly kind. and they showed a perfect example of how everyone should treat each other. they really did. >> ariana is battling a rare form of leukemia. to

jamison tyone, look out, takes a baseball to the head going 105 miles an hour.he ball goes out in left field. he actually stayed in the game. toughed it out. >>> eagles training camp under way on monday. the tv broadcast announced for the preseason games and they are all right here on the comcast family of networks. first game august 11th, that's on comcast sportsnet and the cozi network. august 18th, also on csn and cozi, third and fourth, all on nbc 10 with pre and post game shows before and after. i'm john clark. we're right back. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> welcome back. i'm jim rosenfield

pittsburgh a scary moment in the second inning between the brewers and the pirates where milwaukee pitcher jamisoncomebacker off his head. he is shaken up but believe it or not he's able to remain in the game. as for which the brewers tie things up in the top of the ninth inning, but the pirates have an answer in the bottom of the frame. >> it's deep. and this one is off the wall! running hard all the way. he's trying for three. and he is in! he's done it again! >> josh harrison hits a triple then heads ohm on a brewers throwing err are for the walkoff little league home run. >>> and in oakland the astros gonzalez hits a foul ball into the left field stands during the third inning at hits an unsuspected ball park vendor right on the rear end. as for the game, the athletics beat the astros 4-3. ouch. let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist -- >> -- slow motion. >> don't turn your back. >> you want to get hit somewhere that's where you want to get hit, i'll tell you that much. >> that's true. >> chris the heat's going to follow everyone from the middle of the country to the east. no

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it will help kids including her daughter jamison who have kakane syndrome, a rare neurodegenerative disorder>> there is no viable there is no treatment on the horizon, no pharmaceuticals on the horizon, nothing. >> reporter: she was diagnosed when she turned 3. it causes developmental delays, trouble eating, maintaining proper nutrition, along with extreme sensitivity to sunlight. >> there is only 200 living children and unfortunately with a shortened life span, children die before a real study could occur. and so for us, we really needed some sort of hope for treatment for our kids and research is really the only way to do that. so it was important for us to fund our own study. >> reporter: she started the fund-raiser called butterfly bash and raised $180,000. this year's goal is $200,000. >> $200,000 will go toward the nih and nia national institutes on aging for a promising pharmaceutical study to help our children in treatment and to stop the progression of the disease. >> reporter: she hopes to give other families hope. >> i never want another family through. >> reporter: in rockville,

it's the first murder in the jamison section in three decades. police are receiving for 33-year-old jeffrey gould of bensalem. authorities have charged him in the murder of edward dubinsky who was found shot to death on the front porch of his home thursday morning. police say an investigation into the murder revealed the two men had been involved with the same woman but it's not clear exactly what let to that shooting. >> nothing specific or dramatic that we're aware of. i think there's a certain action of communication and friction back and forth and no explosive event that we're aware of. >> police are also looking for the woman in this love triangle identified as zannatul naim. she has not been charged. police believe gould is now in north carolina. >>> police in delaware county are asking for your help in tracking down the man seen in this surveillance video. he's wanted for firing nearly 30 rounds at a man on kent road in upper derby. the man was hit nine times and is in extremely critical condition. he should be considered arm and extremely

denise jamison of the cdc says health officials are concerned with the possibility that infection wasd by close contact with body fluids. >> it's very important that people who are caring for critically ill patients avoid body fluids and carefully wash their hands after contact with critically ill patients. >> jon, what are you hearing from health officials now? >> every single health official i've spoken to is extremely concerned, especially since five months have gone by who congress asked by president obama to pass the funding to help study this. i spoke to a dr. merishaw where houston is. it's not buying traps for mosquitoes. they have ordered those. when they come they need the money to hiring the personnel and pick up the traps and need the lab stuff and they need the ability to prepare, for example, broken screens in neighborhoods that have that, because that is a setup for having mosquitoes spread. a simple thing like mosquito repellant and they don't have enough money to fund to that. >> we this and i don't understand what the hold up is but we need the funding fast. >> movin