. >> this video comes from kazakhstan from a bar and grill. that entrance lates to the kitchen bar and grill. >> does anybody just feel a sigh of relief? >> yes. >> kazakhstan, that's far enough away. >> the american hamburger is safe. >> let me just tell you, this could happen anywhere. >> it does. >> watch the guy in black. that's the chef. he goes t think, oh, he's thirsty. he's getting some water. nope. oh! that's the special sauce? >> is he doing it because he's being mean or is that, like, some special kazakhstan chef trick that helps do springs evenly so all the burgers become evenly juicy? >> he's actually trying to speed the process along. he wanted to make the hamburgers faster so that was his way of spraying water on they will to standing there like they kind of don't know what to do. but according to the manager, this chef was let go.. she said he was let go back in april, but this video went viral on the internet because people are like, who knows how much spit is we had in our food with that water. >> so the chefs are gone, but t

but first we go to kazakhstan, home to the saiga antelopes. recently, the species was nearly wiped out. we went to find out why. it's been a year since news emerged of the agonizing deaths suffered by hundreds of thousands of saiga antelopes in the kazakhstan steppes. the cause -- an aggressive bacteria. that much was clear. but why was the damage so extensive? a group of researchers are determined to find out, and our reporter inga sieg and her cameraman axel warnstedt joined them on their quest. but it's difficult to locate the few remaining animals. the antyn dala steppe is vast, and on top of that, saiga antelopes are very shy animals. inga: these researchers have been on the go for days, looking for saigas across the vast grasslands of the kazakh steppe. steffen: the greatest challenge is finding the animals, because their population is now much smaller and we don't know exactly where they are. we sighted them when we took a count two weeks ago, but afterwards they went elsewhere and no one has seen them since then. the territory is just

their doping samples from the the other eight medalists are from russia, kazakhstan, azerbaijan, ukraine and belarus... they include the current world record holder from belarus- who won silver in 2008. the olympic flag is in the next host city of the summer games. this is a look at tokyo's governor carrying it off the plane today. tokyo will host the 20-20 summer olympics. the city's leaders accepted the olympic flag-- in the closing ceremonies of the rio games. it was complete with an appearance from japan's prime minister dressed as mario. the last time tokyo hosted the olympics was in 19- 64. this story has a lot of sports fans talking this morning. even finishing dead last in the olympics can earn you a medal- in a few very rare occasions. american runner from new zealand were named as the 18th and 19th winners of a sportsmanship medal... after they helped each other finish a race after an on track collision. it was one of the more memorable moments from the games in rio. before now- the medal has only been awarded 17 times in all of olympic history. the u-s gymnastics stars from th

it listen held at various locations around russia and kazakhstan until mid-august. >> it is fun to seebest of the best but what this f they put the amateurs in and made a tv show out of it and had us doing the tank course. >> that would be crazy. i'm not even good at bumper cars. >>> today we have celebrating birthdays. vanessa from the cosby show and blues man turns 63. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. hope you have a great monday. thousands of dollars worth of antinques stolen in san francisco -- the priceless items date back hundreds of years. ==scott/vo== plu glmpblts. >>> thousands of dollars stolen in san francisco. >>> plus, tragedy in austin hitting close to home. a peninsula woman killed when a gunman opened fire in a popular area of that city. her family is mourning her senseless killing. >>> and trespassers in trouble. climbing to the top of the new bay bridge tower. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a good now monday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. now a check on with the

countries like kazakhstan give each of their gold medal winners $250,000. malaysia awards its winners with a solid gold bar. for a gold medalist representing the red, white and blue? $25,000 that uncle sam will tax as income earned abroad. for "nightline," i'm matt gutman, rio de janeiro, brazil. douglas who said, gold medals are made of sweat, blood and tears, effort in the gym every day. thank you for watching abc news. joining fouls "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. have a good weekend. >> let the endorsements begin. >> look at you. >> then lost, three college students trapped in this cave for 30 hours. >> it's so dark. >>> how she came to the rescue.

countries like kazakhstan give each of their gold medal winners $250,000. malaysia awards its winners with a solid gold bar. for a gold medalist representing the red, white and blue? $25,000 that uncle sam will tax as income earned abroad. for "nightline," i'm matt douglas who said, gold medals are made of sweat, blood and tears, effort in the gym every day. thank you for watching abc news. joining fouls "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. have a good weekend. >>> now on "celebrity page tv," the furious drama heats up. >> i will tell you everything. >> we'll tell you which actor is coming to vin diesel's defense after dwayne johnson slammed his male co-stars. reaching the top of the modeling mountain. >> so proud of you. >> the 20-year-old lands the september cove of "vogue." the latest details on rihanna's big honor. plus, president obama drops his summer play list. but which of your faves made the cut? >>> big stars, big hollywood. celebrity page tv starts out in. w

. >> international goat news, kazakhstan, all the best goat news, comes from, you're right. in florida, it used to be that if a child, a senior or one of our four legged friends was trapped in a hot car you and i were not allowed to save them unless we were willing to be sued. has government lost its mind? can do. after all the love they give. dana young for the florida senate. >>> now, special coverage of the summer games at rio on news channel 8. this is the olympic zone. >>> good friday evening, thanks for being with us. i'm josh benson, and i'm stacy and this is the olympic zone. the summer games are just starting to wind down. you're taking a life look at the olympic flame in de janeiro. the best athletes from across the globe are giving it all they have to win the gold for their countries. it may be an incredible night for the world east fastest man. and klarissa shield boxes for the gold. usain bolt returned to the track. and history is made on the wrestling mat. >> let's take a look back at the highlights from yesterday. no american woman has ever

. >> first ever swimming medal for kazakhstan. michael phelps and ryan lochte took first and second when they an event that phelps never lost at the olympics and lochte's final race of the games. >> we bring out the best of each other. we've been doing it since 2004. every time i race him, it's the best. >> for olympiansutside the aquatic center, it was a battle against mother nature. armstrong wins her third consecutive gold. armstrong now the oldest woman to medal in the s just one day before her 43rd birthday sharing an emotional and tearful embrace with her young son moments after her victory and drama in beach volleyball. americans kerri walsh jennings and april ross facing tough competition from the switzerland. the match taking a turn when one of the players smashed into the sand hurting her neck. >> that will do it. >> winning by just ten points. liaraame within striking distance in the last 30 seconds of the game. but superstars kyrie irving led the team to victory. and a quick check of the medal count. u.s. team still le

countries like kazakhstan give each of their gold medal winners $250,000. malaysia awards its winners with a solid gold bar. for a gold medalist representing the red, white and blue? $25,000 that uncle sam will tax as income earned abroad. for "nightline," i'm matt >> it was olympic gymnast gabby douglas who said, gold medals are made of sweat, blood and tears, effort in the gym every day. thank you for watching abc news. joining fouls "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. have a good weekend. ? [applause] ? makes you feel real good. ? feel real good. thank you. [applause] >> meredith: thank you! i am see -- so excited. he's one of my favorite actors in the whole world. including the magazine. dennis quaid is here. that smile of his. he's in the urban dictionary. first we'll talk hot now". all right see you're feisty this morning. i like it. so the mastermind of the paris massacre is dead. [applause]

countries like kazakhstan give each of their gold medal winners $250,000. malaysia awards its winners with a solid gold bar. for a gold medalist representing the red, white and blue? $25,000 that uncle sam will tax as income earned abroad. >> it was olympic gymnast gabby douglas who said, gold medals are made of sweat, blood and tears, effort in the gym every day. thank you for watching abc news. joining fouls "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. have a good weekend. >>> tonight, a "criminal star fired. >> inside the thomas controversy that had him thrown off the set for good. >>> then, hugh grant's bridget life. new backlash, was he really slamming rene zellweger on live tv? halle berry flawless and turning 50, we've been th since her start. >> this is my first television job. >> the one thing she's never done, that keeps her looking this good. >> that's really i think secret. >>> and --jovi's slippery when wet. what the rock god is revealing in his steamy home movie.

but first we go to kazakhstan, home to the saiga antelopes.ecently, the species was nearly wiped out. we went to find out why. it's been a year since news emerged of the agonizing deaths

countries like kazakhstan give each of their gold medal winners $250,000. malaysia awards its winners with a solid gold bar. for a gold medalist representing the red, white and blue? $25,000 that uncle sam will tax as income earned abroad. for "nightline," i'm matt

we have kazakhstan and kurdish areas. we refer to audiences, not only the audience. >> how long has the persian language division been around? >> well the voa persian started during world war ii. so about, our brand has been known to iranians for 70 years now. it started as a radio news service. it was to cover the war but also help advance the allied interest among the persian population and persian-speaking population. the internet in iran is tightly controlled and heavily filtered. 10 of thousands of websites are blocked. even most popular ones, social media, facebook, twitter, and we know that for a fact because our website is blocked. people have to go through vpn virtual private network to sir couple screen and get to our -- sir couple screen get to our website and make sure big brother is not watching. it is very restricted society, same as china as far as the internet is concerned. and freedom house also ranks iran in their last annual report as the bottom of the list as far as freedom of the internet is concerned

countries like kazakhstan give each of their gold medal winners $250,000. malaysia awards its winners with a solid gold bar. for a gold medalist representing the red, white and blue? $25,000 that uncle sam will tax as income earned abroad. for "nightline," i'm matt gutman, rio de janeiro, brazil. >> it was olympic gymnast gabby douglas who said, gold medals are made of sweat, blood and tears, effort in the gym every day. thank you for watching abc news. joining fouls "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. have a good weekend. >> hi, i'm chris harrison. welcome to eligible bachelor week, where every day we're playing with some of the most eligible men in the country. they may be looking for love, but i'm looking to give away that million dollars, so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] all right. as a real estate agent, our returni

countries like kazakhstan give each of their gold medal winners $250,000. malaysia awards its winners with a solid gold bar. for a gold medalist representing the red, white and blue? $25,000 that uncle sam will tax as income earned abroad. for "nightline," i'm matt >> it was olympic gymnast gabby douglas who said, gold medals are made of sweat, blood and tears, effort in the gym every day. thank you for watching abc news. joining fouls "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. have a good weekend. hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. don't just bank. >>> now, new york's number one channel news. >> hot, humid, and dangerous. extreme heat and power

the events are held at sites across russia and kazakhstan. russian and chinese officials say the games strengthen friendship and cooperation between the competing armies. wildfires in washington are continuing to burn... they've scorched close to six thousand acres. "if it gets up to this area? i don't have a lot of protection. if it gets to my property on this side, it's gonna burn. i mean it's gonna burn around your clothes. i mean i have horses. i have animals. you know, so yeah? you get worried. yes. " washington say winds caused the fire to grow to 10 thousand acres. grant county fire crews are attacking the blaze from the ground...and by air. the fire sparked friday night. so far no homes or structures have been burned. most storms in las vegas come from the west. during the monsoon season, they sometimes they come from the southeast. but the middle of this week could bring us the remnants of a storm from the east coast ofex combined with a possible tropical storm now forming off the west coast of mexico. current extended forecast compu

almaty kazakhstan, and beijing. both with major human rights issues. beijing got the games.tional olympic committee has reformed the bid process encouraging more reuse and renovation of facilities versus insisting on brand new stadiums. rio is touting so-called legacy projects. including a nearly $3 billion subway extension and modernized airpo airport. but promises to clean up rio's notoriously polluted water never happened. in a city that is already broke, many worry the shiny new olympic park will go dark after being used for just 17 days. pest control giant terminix agreed to pay nearly $90 million to a family sickened by pesticides. steve esmond became paralyzed after checking into a condo in the u.s. virgin island. >> reporter: the esmonds nightmare started last march when the family of four was exposed to toxic pesticides in the villa. the pesticide was methyl bromide, an odorless chemical banned for residential use in 1984. terminix was fumigating the property below the esmonds, vacationing on the island of st. john. 16 months later, steven esmond is paralyzed unable

she was sent to what is now kazakhstan. it's a gulag. there's no cities. it's terribly cold in the winter. and there are sheep herders. tribes of sheep. and the sheep had the disease called scabies which is very -- it's a very common itching disease in sheep. and my aunt, she remembered something that sulfur cures the sheep. so she told the farmers, bring me your mattress and the mattress had sulfur, and bring me animal fat and she made an ownment. she would scrape off the sulfur from the mattress and make the ointment and it worked and so all during the war these farmers would bring her all kinds of food so she had plenty of food and the russian commissar wanted to send her to medical school. but she ended up -- my father when he did better in palestine, he brought her back with her husband and two sons, and she became an art teacher in israel. >> julius, i think we have some time for some questions from our audience. should we turn to our audience? >> well, i will just finish by -- >> we'll come back to your last word in a little bit. >> oh, okay. >> it'

and first time the events are held in kazakhstan. >> new developments on a very cold case stretchingdes. an illinois judge set a trial for jacqueline grecco. her husband was shot in his home. and all of that changed more than 30 minutes later when authorities uncovered a phone conversation between grecco and her sister in which she said it was stanged as part of a murder plot. we'll bring in windy and brian claypool. crim nam defense attorney. welcome to both of you. the story here. it reads like something out of hollywood. the victim's husband. and they show up at the family house and wearing nylon masks and tie up the soon to be widow and her three small children and when the husband comes home they take him in the basement and shoot him to death with his own gun and run away. that is a weird story. she's not charged with murder, wendy, why not? >> warming up upon a cold case involve involves reexamining the facts and circumstances from the very beginning. it is a conspiracy theory and something that has been suspected over the years and remember, no one actually charged her before

all of the money coming out of kazakhstan and other former parts of the soviet empire to his businesses, which one of his sons has acknowledged. and all of his tramps with the son of the reputed mob boss here in new york city, a violent convicted felon, who took the broken stem of a margarita glass and plunged it into a guy's face, took 110 stitches. ran a $40 million stock swindle for two crime families. i have photos and video. he was with them in colorado, arizona, florida, and new york. he -- >> point being and i want to be clear. i don't want to cast aspersions. a number of questions have been raised about where had his money is coming from. who does the future president of the country owe money to? who they're on the hook to. all of that would be answered in tax returns, which in some ways become more important with this candidate than ever before. >> particularly if he owes money to people who are connected to vladimir putin. that should be very, very troublesome. we need to see his tax returns. absolutely need to see them. >> thank you for stopping by today. >>> still to come, i

. -- now kazakhstan. terribly cold in the winter and sheep herders. and the sheep had a disease called scabies. it is a very common itchy disease. my aunt, she remembered something that sulfur cures the sheep. so she told the farmers, bring me your mattress. and the mattress had sulfur heads, then bring me animal fat. and she made an appointment. she would scrape off the sulfur from the mattress and a coin and. and it worked. so all during the war, these farmers would bring her all kinds of food. so she had plenty of food. and the russian commissar wanted to send her to medical school. my father, when he did better in palestine, he brought her back with her husband and two sons and she became an art teacher in israel. bill: i think we have time from questions for our audience. we will come back to your last word in a little bit? it's our tradition that first-person that have first person has the last word. so i will turn back to julius and a little bit too close the program. when he does that, i'm going to ask you to stay seated through our q&a period

our team will go out to kazakhstan or nigeria or, you know, europe, australia and they've got this down to a >>reporter: no doubt. we'll talk to you in the 9:00 hour. at 8:00, we're going to talk about the food and we'll meet natalia. she's going to be mixing up some great drinks. apparently they have some signature drinks, including a mojito. is that right? magic mojito. you can't find it other than here at the hard rock. we'll talk to her and we'll talk again to jeff in the 9:00 hour about the >>laura: big. we're big now. big city airport. all right. thank you. >>walter: mojitos. >>laura: magic. >>walter: there's a little competition going on at rio this weekend. >>laura: we're talking about the summer olympics. after all the buildup, all the setup and all the controversy, the main event is now just hours away. the opening ceremonies. and the olympic torch has already arrived. torch came through the streets cheer it on. they lit a symbolic cauldron until the real one gets lit during tonight's event. more than 10,000 athletes, half a million tourists are expected in rio for the games.

she was sent to what is now kazakhstan. there are no cities. it's terribly cold in the winter, and sheep herd eers -- e tribes of sheep. and the sheep had the disease call call called scabies, which is a common itching disease in sheep. my aunt remembered something that cures the sheep. so she told the farmers "bring me your mattress, and bring me animal fat." she made an ointment she would scrape off the sulfur of the mattress and make the ointment and it worked. so during the war, these farmers would bring her all kinds of food so she had plenty of food. and the russians wanted to send her to medical school, but she ended up -- my father did better in palestine. he brought her back with her husband and two sons and she became an art teacher in israel. >> julius, i think we have time for questions from our audience. should i -- >> i will finish by -- >> we'll come back to your last word in a little bit. >> yes. >> it's our tradition in first person that the first person has the last word. i'll turn back to julius in a little bit to close the p

who gives several hundred million dollars, he does so after bill clinton flies on his airplane to kazakhstanovernment to give him some concessions. he buys significant amount of uraniyuuranium assets. all the why giving money through a canadian front group to hide the names of the individual donors even though she said she would be completely forthcoming about every single donor in the foundation. now, look, this provides too many opportunities for conflict or at least the appearance of conflict. either one of them undermines public confidence and trust in the president. if she is elected, they need to shut it down. no more using good quote good works to subsidize their lifestyle and put themselves in a place that looks like a conflict of interest and is a conflict of interest. >> wherp you were talking, i looked up it felt like it was raining for a second. there's a window washer machine 14, 15 stories up. maybe we can get a picture of that. >> we're not foaming at the mouth. real quick, let's talk about louisiana and the president showing up yesterday. two weeks later, doesn't really matte

kazakhstan's first olympic gold ever in the 200 meter breaststroke on thursday.eadline, cal josh prenot. he got a silver medal. 200 in breaststroke since mike won in 1992. and hanson grabbed a bronze in 2004. kyle's nathan adrian barelied a vanzed in the 100 free but won his heat in the semis and was thinking about a repeat gold in the events but he got the bronze, which is fabulous. 18-year-old australian kyle chamers took the gold. now, tonight, the action will be back in the pool, but tonight it's the friendly face-off between michael phelps and rye i don't know rye yach lochte. also in the gym, aly raisman and simone biles will be competing against each other in the individual final. it's going to be major match-ups tonight in rio. >> always great to see the lineup is amazing. >> nothing like friendly competition. thank you, jessica. 21 gold medals and counting. this is a look at michael phelps after winning all of this gold medals over the past four olympics and you need a lot of box toes to cover all of those medals. on tonight wes going to go for 22 of gol

kazakhstan won the first olympic gold in the breaststroke on wednesday. such a great story for him. the shaed line was cal's josh prenot who got a silver. no american man had won a medal in the 200 meter breaststroke sans mike barrowman won gold in '92 and brendan hanson won the bronze in 2004. and nathan adrian, the ladies love him, he barely advanced out of the preliminary heats in the 100 free when he won his heat in the semis and was think heg could maybe get the gold in the event, but, no, he got a bronze. but that is good enough. australian kyle chalmers takes the gold. tonight is going to be the night of friendly face-offs, one in the pool and one on the mat in the gym. first ryan lochte goes against his roommate and friend michael phelps and then in the ladies gymnastics for the individual all around title, there is simone biles and her closest competitor, her own teammate the woman she calls grandma because she likes to take naps, aly raisman. one thing you count for sure, one of those ladys will be on the podium tonight with a gold medal. >> amazing to watch. so talented.

she's fight someone from kazakhstan and behind me at 2:45 eastern time the u.s. men's basketball team the united states expecting to win gold but this will be a hard fought victory if they get it. the big finale, a carnivale themed closing ceremony. simone biles, who won five medals here in rio is going to be the flag bearer for the united states of america so what a bookend. michael phelps on the front end, simone biles on the back end and medals in between for the u.s. >> you've been our gold medallist in terms of reporting and bringing the information to us. ron mott, great to have you in rio, appreciate it. >> thanks, alex. >> he's mastered the art of the political tweet but one type of tweet donald trump is sending less of frequently these days. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, you're choosing more complete allergy relief and all the enjoyment that comes along with it. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only control 1.

international news to overnight a suicide bomber attacked in the chinese embassy in the capital of kazakhstane embassy gates kill himself and wounding three employees they're working to identify that attacker you could see some of the broken windows so far no group is clam responsibility for this attack gov. jerry brown is deciding whether to make sexually assaulting and and, as a severely intoxicated person of crime that is not eligible for probation. >>darya: there and response to the brockton a case he is a former stanford swimmer who was sentenced to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman he is said to be released on friday after serving three months of that sentence the legislation would prohibit probation in such case effectively requiring jail time for anyone convicted of rape or sexual assault of living conscious or intoxicated persons the bill clarifies that the victim cannot consent while unconscious or incapacitated by drug or alcohol or medication. >>mark: police releasing sketches of two men wanted from the robbery and morgan hill business and let him kno

countries like kazakhstan give each of their gold medal winners malaysia gives them a solid gold bar. for the gold medalists representing the red, white and blue, $25,000 that uncle sam will tax for income. there's another reason that the olympians bite their gold medals. that's because photographers ask them to do that. now, i want to show you something. every credential reporter gets this fancy swag bag, inside three thing, one, headphone. >>> that makes a lot of sense, the other hardship of working here in rio for the games and lastly you'll love this, a big old can of off. that's to i guess stop the zika. amy. >> yeah, you know what, i haven't had to use any of that. a good thing, matt, thanks so much. >>> speaking of gold we have olympic gold medalist joining us live and keith urban in central park. >>> coming up "gma's" summer concert series presented by king's hawaiian, irresistible t event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom