she couldn't feel her legs or move her legs. >> reporter: another neighbor called her husband mike. >> there was a surge. electricity that went through the ground or air and shock her and knocked her to the ground. >> reporter: an ambulance took kathy to the er. she was released in a few hours, but she still has a lot of pain in her hips and legs. she said it feels like a burn inside. >> not something you would expect to happen walking your dog on a nice summer morning. >> reporter: the paramedics and doctors that treated kathy told her she had been shocked. the paramedic tomorrow her you are so lucky she was standing on two legs. apparently the electricity traveled up one leg, through to

like that whole section of her leg was just gone. it was just like it had been ripped out. >> doctors did everything they could to save april's life, but the damage was just too great. >> she just couldn't make it. >> 4-year-old april died on the operating room table. john told police that he found his stepdaughter nude under a tree and bleeding profusely from a leg wound. according to john, april said the dogs did it. the sheriff ordered an autopsy. the suspicion was murder. >>> john miller said his daughter april, before her death, told him that the dog caused her fatal leg wound. the local sheriff's department suspected foul play. journalist david hanners covered this story for "the dallas morning news." >> they had a dead child on their hands, so they needed to investigate it, and i think their immediate thinking was someone killed her. >> during the autopsy, the pathologist noticed long vertical marks and puncture wounds all over april's body, which he believed were indicative of some form of abuse. and he saw no indication that

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guest: all my walking legs i have a a single above the the and one below. for the above come it takes 60% more and with the below, 40% more. for walking time it takes me twice as much energy as anyone else walking. but also depends on the weight of my prosthetics. my running legs are really like. for my walking, it is definitely twice as difficult. vago: most of the people who think about the program think wounded warriors but you are a breast cancer survivor. talk to us about what this program has meant for you. guest: these programams have helped me with my recovery because for me, growing up in hawaii and being a lifeguard come it helped me push through my recovery to know that i will be back in the wat one day and doing what i love. being in the water allowed me to heal it little easier because i could be in my comfort zon my natural element, and not have to think about whether or not my cancer will come back one day worth anything will shift and properly -- will shift -- if anything will shift early. being a part of the arp, even though i could not swi

apparently the electricity traveled up one leg, through to her other leg. if she had been standing on one foot, the outcome could have been horrific because the electricity could have been through her body. at 7:00 we'll show you where they found her dog kona. >> what a story. >> a dominion virginia power spokesman said they could find no evidence an electrical current had touched the ground in this case, but he urged people to call 911 if they see smoke or fire on power lines or utility poles. he said utility poles can burn to the ground if the fire isn't put out. >>> south carolina governor nikki nikki haley calling for removal of the confederate flag just a few moments ago. there were a chorus of voices calling for that flag to be removed. of course, it's grown louder following last week's deadly shooting at the emanuel ame church down in charleston. >> today we are here in a moment of unity in our state without ill will to say it's time to move the flag from the capitol grounds. my hope is that by removing a symbol that divides us we can move forward in

the injury so bad, a teenage girl may lose part of her arm and her leg. we will stay on top of the story. >>> next, to a health alert. a deadly bacteria linked to raw shellfish, but it survives in salt water. gloria riveraiera with the story. >> reporter: tonight, a worrisome and potentially fatal threat to beach goers in the south is back. vibrio vulnificus -- a rare bacteria florida health officials say has already killed two people and infected five more in that state. in biloxi, mississippi, 25-year-old jennifer mcleland lost her leg after becoming infected. >> the doctors woke me up and told me i didn't have a leg. >> reporter: health officials say the bacteria enters the bloodstream through open cuts or scrapes. it can also be contracted by eating undercooked shellfish. jennifer, who beat leukemia as a child, had a small abrasion in between her toes. the bacteria thrives in warm seawater. symptoms can include fever, chills, skin lesions and even septic shock. >> if you have an open wound or cut, child or adult, you should be aware there is a risk as

he wok his leg while bicycling in france. it happened while he was biking in the swiss alps near the swiss border. his tire hit a curb. the 71-year-old never lost consciousness. he was airlifted to geneva. secretary kerry was in switzerland for meetings with iranian diplomats about limiting the nuclear program. he was scheduled to be in paris tomorrow to meet with coalition members battling isis. his office says he will now take part in that meeting remotely. >>> there has been an outpouring of sympathy following the death of beau biden. the 46-year-old died saturday after battling brain cancer biden elected twice and was a front-runner for delaware governor in 2016. he was a popular politician and decorated iraq combat veteran. there's been a bipartisan outpouring of grief. >> beau biden was known to many as a dedicated public servant. the loving father of two and a devoted partner to the woman he loved. >> delaware is a better place because of beau, the country is a better place because of beau. >> the president and mrs. ob

he was in the early just the beginning of a ride that was going to take him on a leg, one leg, of the de france in the french alps. they didn't get very far before he did bump into a curb and fell and that's where the break occurred. >> he never lost consciousness though right? >> no. he was alert throughout. never lost consciousness. no other injuries other thanes the break itself. he stayed alert and conscious throughout the whole ordeal. the transportation to the hospital. he was on the phone making official phone calls even yesterday afternoon after being in the hospital. so he was very much engaged right from the very beginning. >> all right. >> i can also say -- >> go ahead. >> go ahead. i was going to say, he was also very grateful for the medical care he received in france and in geneva. everybody reabouted swiftly -- reacted swiftly and professionally. >> i speak for all of our viewers in the united states and around the world, we wish him a speedy speddy recovery from this injury. admiral kirby, i'll call you john i know you, we're going to take a quick break and continue ou

. >> i do -- her legs was out. >> jimmy: that's the one where she had legs, right? >> well, you can see her legs out, like -- >> jimmy: you have a big birthday coming up here. >> yeah, man. i'm -- july 6th -- >> jimmy: july 6th -- 50 turns 40. that's something. [ cheers and applause ] >> man. >> jimmy: do you feel like now that -- i think -- your second album was get rich or die trying and now you got rich. you didn't die while you were trying. and do you feel like now, your outlook is different? your music is different? >> yeah, like, you know, when i approach it, i got to work on it, like, because sometimes i write things and it's like -- like, where i'm at, where i'm at right now, and it's like -- no, that makes a lot of sense, take that out. like, you can't -- >> jimmy: what -- >> maturity in your music. >> jimmy: you know how i know you're getting older? when you say you write things, you do it like this, and everybody else goes like this. [ applause ] i'm with you. i'm still going like this. yeah. we're going to take a break. 50 cent is here. he's got a show c

her leg is swollen and she is shaken up but will recover from the bite. snake was flown to the hospital too so doctors could confirm it was indeed its bite before giving her antivenin medication. here out oakland children's hospital they get about five or six snake bites a year most of them when the weather is warm. in oakland, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> as we head into summer officials say we might see more snakes heading out to look for cool places to rest and they say keep your grass short so the snakes can't hide. >>> dozens people in san francisco standing up for a disabled woman being evicted today. they blocked the steps to her apartment on guerrero street. she has been there for more than 25 years. the group lined up at 6 a.m. with signs. other residents in the building have fought the evictions as well but neighbors say she has a mental disability that prevented her from filing appeals papers. >> she is not getting the same legal aid the rest of us are as a result of her disability. >> sheriff mirkarimi has not removed the woman in her studio apart

the left leg became infected and was amputated. she began to recover using crutches. >> and she wanted to get back on the bicycle. reporter: then a terrible setback months after she got home she was diagnosed with stage four rectal cancer. on june 4, christiansen passed away. the crash remains unsolved. reporter: he basically left almost ynn to die on the side of the road and how do you live with that? reporter: muse believes the drive was impaired or distracted. the car described as a silver for white honda s.u.v. with a white male driver 5 50-60 years old with a grey mustache and wearing dark glasses. a memorial service is being held at the arlington county library on july 27. leon: still ahead, the young victim of a gruesome shark attack is speaking. >> i didn't see it coming. i felt it on my leg and then i saw it once it had attacked my arm. leon: what he says about the terrifying moments that follow. and an important consumer alert for drivers. a new tool that lets you find out if ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester.

i know guys that are missing two legs two legs and an arm, two legs two arms that are burned blind, abination of everything. and they're out there doing the most amazing things every day. those guys and gals inspired me going forward every day to say there's nothing you can't achieve. i think every one of them i would be hard pressed to say that i met one that didn't use injury as a tool to make themselves stronger. they didn't take injury and use it as something that defined them or discouraged them they used it to make themselves stronger than they were before injury. that's something i find to be amazing and it inspired me. >> it inspires all of us. we are so happy you could join us today. you are a true american hero. we wish you all the best. we will keep posted on how you're doing in the campaign let us know how it is going. >> thank you, ma'am. i look forward to it. >> great to have you on board today. thank you very much. >>> a performance interrupted by an evil regime now completed more than 80 years later, the amazing musical journey between a father and his grammy award win

he survived the blast was his right leg was severely injured. >> my leg was completely useless.for ten years. i had ten to 12 surgeries to try to fix it. >> after amputation surgery, he had a tough time adjusting to civilian life. >> that's when the ptsd hit me hard. started trying to drink the pain away. i didn't want to die, but i didn't want to live anymore. >> he got counseling and hit the gym and started volunteering. >> he and two other veterans were inspired to start the nonprofit vet sports. >> we help vets transition back into civilian life through team sports. >> it's a camaraderie that heals. >> i'm finally in a place where i'm genuinely recovered and happy. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >> you've got to love it. not because the man just jumped on a 30-foot box with one leg, but because of how they're all coming together. amazing story. >>> when we come back resisting arrest in the extreme. we wanted you to watch this video and show you what it means not just for the cops but for the people taking this video. let's celebrate these moments... this woman... this c

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they are brighter and better legs are more purposeful to take off running. once i caught one between my tweezers into the next game was to settle the captured bugs in the bottom of a slip of the top and started back on. i was in a rhythm. i shouted when i captured one and cursed when i lost one. as my collection bottle .-full-stop i room and a passage from a biography where the poet is thrown in a low security prison in philadelphia for dodging the world war ii draft. he spent his first evening betting times with a foster named courtney taylor over who could catch the most bedbugs. taylor cheated by carrying his instructing them so they counted double. a drop hit my head and then another. it was back p.. [laughter] we can open up to questions. they are going to pass the microphone around the ground up before you ask any questions. >> what was the biggest myth that you uncovered through your research seems to be that seems to be something people commonly think? >> there are a lot but one that's important because a lot of times people associate bedbugs with po

why take somebody's legs that they need to run on. >> reporter: even for thieves, this was pretty low. replacing the high-tech prosthetics could cost close to $50,000. a gofundme page only just kicked off and nationals start in two weeks. >> i won't be training, i don't have a leg to train on. >> reporter: peterson lost his right leg in a motorcycle accident when he was 15. >> it happened on thanksgiving day in 2007. it felt like it was happening to me, too. >> having to go back to school without a prosthetic at first it made me mentally tough. >> reporter: then three years ago he discovered the track and realized he was fast. suddenly, the 22-year-old had a direction in his life and a goal. that for now hangs in the balance. >> this is not going to stop me at all. this is going to make me come back even stronger. >> reporter: for this paralympic hopeful, gritty determination is nothing new. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> when we come back here tonight who says it's lonely at the top. the school with not one, not two, but 27 valedictorians. >>> finally, tonight, the title of valedictor

. >>> a near electrocution in mclean left a woman out for a walk but unable to move her leg. it happened on idylwood road in the intersection of eastern drive and minion power says it -- and dominion power says it appears a utility pole was struck by lightning during a storm saturday night and smoldered overnight. sunday morning as the woman walked by she noticed a burning piece of wood that apparently had it. she ran, heard an explosion, fell to the ground. >> she was standing here when it exploded. >> suddenly my legs just couldn't move. i felt like somebody had grabbed my legs and i literally couldn't move and the only thing i could do was fall forward. >> kathy bynum was walking her dog at the time and while she was taken by ambulance to the hospital, the dog ran off and hid for six hours until kathy's husband found him. at 7:00 we'll show you where the little fellow was hiding. >>> we just learned president obama will travel to south carolina to deliver the eulogy for reverend and state senator clementa pinkney friday, one of nine people fatally shot at emanuel ame churc

i have tried playing golf with my prosthetic leg.n't go so smoothly. >> it stands me up so i can stand up and swing through, one hand or two hands, whatever works best. i can put that way, and then lower myself back down. i'm jim martinson, i was an e-5 sergeant in the military and lost my legs in 1968 in vietnam. if i keep my head down just swing nice and easy. >> my name is aaron boil i served as an e-5 sergeant. i did a tour in iraq and then served in afghanistan, where i was hurt. >> nice shot. >> i lost my right arm and right leg and had severe damage to 34imy left. >> we have blind golfers, posttraumatic stress golfers. >> every day you come out here and see a different person, a different injury. you hear different stories that they are willing to tell you. it's amazing. >> do you want me to help you or have you got it? >> i have got it. >> all of the bunkers are designed so i can travel in the bunker, hit, clean up my mess and then move on. every hole is named after a medal, and number 3 is the medal of honor hole. that means

leg? touchdo the guys were trying to stop me from scoring a touchdo so somebody landed on my leg, and it was lik you just -- like, you know how you can break a chopstick. [ audience oohs ] like honestly, i know it sounds crazy, but made. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. and i know i was embarrassed. i'm like, "all right, walk it off!" and i kind of try to jump up an where i can hide behind a bush and cry for a few hours. [ laughter ] and then, yeah, i worked for a a few days, cause i was embarrassed. because the same thing, it's like, "okay, well, kevin shut down the movie. he's in trouble." no fountain soda for kevin. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you did actually -- but here is a picture of you and russell. this is you after you found out you had a broken leg. i can't believe you broke your leg. >> i was the only one that knew my leg was broken. nobody believed me. they're like, "oh, it's sprained!" i'm like, "i don't know, man. i'm pretty sure i heard it snap -- [ laughter ] --in multiple places." >

it pinned her to the sidewalk while breaking her leg and doctors had to amputate the leg. >>> gun violence led to a frighteningly close call. a stray bullet barely missed a sleeping baby. it happened in edgemore gardens. someone shot the man on bedford drive. the bullet went through the hole and hit a crib. >> it could have been him getting hit. he could have been shot. he could have been killed. >> thankfully the baby wasn't hurt. the shooting victim is also expected to survive. police are still looking for the shooter and another person. >>> turning now to decision 2016. it's primary day in new jersey. one of the quietest one in new jersey. with few elections, experts are predicting a very small voter turnout. voters will choose democratic and republican candidates for the assembly man position. every seat is up for grabs. only 5 of new jersey's 40 districts are being contested. also on the ballot some free holder and county executive positions. the polls open at 6:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 paumt. you can check "nbc 10" app for results as soon as they come in. >>> now "nbc 10" first aler

his right leg is propped up and he's on phone. kerry writes, quote, feeling good after surgery.state department's senior team. the work continues. >>> well, a car company in britain is trying to make it safer for bikers on the road at night. it's testing a new kind of paint that glows. jonathan vigliotti reports from london. >> reporter: drivers and bikers are rivals. >>> some drivers don't pay attention. >> they still cut me off and call me names. >> reporter: a new product aims to keep the two at a safe distance. light paint is a clear mist that reflects headlights when sprayed on clothes or a bike. they're being tested in uk bike shops. >> i've got to get it. i'm really tiny so it's hard enough to be seen anyway. >> reporter: it's an unlikely product if its developer volvo but a carmaker says it's a way to make roads safer. >> there's 19,000 in the uk alone each year. it's absolutely shocking bike accidents. >> reporter: the paint is instantly visible with even the lightest amount of light. while popular among cyclists it was originally created for other roadside risks. it wa

he came back sitting on a chair and singing with his leg in a cast. grohl grew up in springdale in annandale and the foo fighters are headlining a concert on july 4th. >> i'm so sorry i'm not going to be there i love the foo fighters. >> dave grohl, a lot of respect. >> you got to really respect him for coming back out on stage with his leg in a cast. my goodness. >> for sure. >> hot night out there tonight, doug? >> tonight's hot side. it's on the humid side. we need one more day to get a second heatwave. i think we'll get that day tomorrow. you need three days at 90 degrees or better to have an official heatwave in the d.c. area. we've already had two. tomorrow will most likely be three. and i think we'll get there pretty easily. right now we're close to 90 at 11:00. it's 81 degrees. dew point at 72. any time the dew point is over 70 it is hot. 77 at leesburg. 79 winchester. 80 in fredericksburg and in huntingdon. here is the heat index. 84 in fredericksburg. 85 at this hour in washington. and 85 down towards pawtuxent river. you walk outside you re

a 12-year-old girl lost her arm and part of a leg on the same stretch of beach. treschl thanked everyone who helped him on the beach that day. >> good for him. >>> an attack of a different kind. >> this one from mother nature. jim laney was doing the dishes at his home when he was struck by lightning and this is the second time he's been struck by lightning in six years. >> maybe i should go in it. >> the odds being struck by lightning are one in a million in any given year. >>> 4:47. 73 degrees outside. new this morning, the baby recession could be over. new data shows births in the u.s. were up 1% last year the first increase in seven years. the nation had seen declining births since 2007 which expect -- which experts blame on the economy. >>> a new study finds that pennsylvania foster children take psychotropic medications and antipsychotic at a far higher rate than other young people in the united states. the study found 43% of foster children ages 6 to 18 are being given the medication. that's compared with 16% of the overall use population. the depp of huma

he understood that there is what we call a three-legged stool. one leg is you protect people with preexisting health conditions so that insurers don't discriminate against them. secondly to make sure that insurance pools are for the just made up of older sicker people so that premiums would rise. you have a requirement that people buy insurance. and the third part of the leg is you got to help people and you provide subsidies for them. so if you took one of those legs out from under the stool, the stool would collapse. and the chief justice really understood that. he went through the history of states around the country that tried to do this and they failed because they didn't have all three legs of the stool. >> ron pollock, zeke emanuel, thanks for your time tonight. >>> and coming up, the politics of this landmark decision today besides cementing president obama's legacy. is this decision exactly what the republicans wanted heading into the 2016 election? they get to keep raling against obamacare. now they don't have to be responsible for havi

his injuries were so severe that doctors amputated one of his legs. toner has been an anchor for decade and scheduled to perform on penn's campus this weekend. >> i'm heart broken. it is so, so sad. >> we have nothing that is why sometimes somebody might have saw something they might have heard something, the public has been good in the past giving us information keeping it anonymous so anything that would be helpful naturally would be good to give us a call. >> last check toner was in critical condition. police are trying to track down any surveillance video for clues. >>> a large show of support last night in pennsville salem county for a teenager seriously hurt in another hit and run crash. hundreds of people surrounded the football field at pennsville memorial high school for candle light vigil in honor of kyle pszenny. what hes hit riding his skateboard sunday night. suspect driver turn himself in on monday and police tell us he has confessed. >>> right now 5:13. we did a poll in the studio, yah or nah for the heat but natasha is nah. >> you went

another man was shot in the leg on mediterranean avenue at kentucky avenue. these men are in the hospital in stable condition. police have not announced an area are evident in either case. >>> and philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who opened fire on a packed kensington block shooting seven adults and children. this happened yesterday afternoon on the 700 block of east hilton street. police say the lone gunman sprayed that block with pellets, a shot gun was found at the scene. two of the adults hit are still in critical condition. two other adults plus a 10-year-old an three-year-old are in stable condition. another 10-year-old was released from the hospital. >> the emotional debate over the confederate flag is ramping up. mississippi house speaker is leading a call to remove the confederate emblem from mississippi's flag. >> some leaders in south carolina still reeling from the charleston church massacre are calling for that flag to be moved from the state capitol grounds. >> erin o'hearn at the big board with more. the battle symbol of the deep

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>> it was the time that i broke my four-year old son's leg on purpose.i want to read fray -- rephrase that. didn't come out right. the time i broke my four-year olds leg on purpose to make them stop whining. called child services. baltimore was the chief prosecutor. marilyn mosby doesn't have any jurisdiction here does she because i could be gone now. the way it happened was yeah. i have to confess this. it's kind of forced confession by my four-year old son who i had taken to the ski mountain the first day of the station saying i think his leg is broken to which my son who is still whining added, he did it on purpose. .. so feeling this. group pressure i rented for an exorbitant price boots and skis and put them between my legs and grabbed my son by the armpits and took him down this run. i can't another turn. i don't think my son ever touch the snow and wind. so my son exhibited no interest in skiing. a nice season exhibit less interest. now there geniuses. theory insist that we constantly remind them of this. but frankly he stunk. probably were some b

park for the third leg. many are hoping that american pharoah can end the longest drought in horse racing history since affirmed won in 1978. this is the longest, most grueling leg of the triple crown here at belmont stakes. 1 1/2 miles long and last year if you'll remember california chrome had also won the kentucky derby and preakness in a similar situation. the owner was really complaining after afterwards because he hadn't completed in the derby or preakness and the owner said there wasn't a fair flaying field. "in my life of time i will never see another triple crown winner because of the way they do this. if you've got a horse, run him in all three. the 20 horses that start the kentucky evanskye kentucky kyederby should be the only ones run." they have fresh legs and colburn was a sore loser and have to stay true to the rules of horse racing history. the breakdown, american pharoah is number one 3-5, frosted at 5-1. deer at 6-1 and ainsley and heather, post time for the belmont stakes is tomorrow night

soldier whose leg was about to be amputated and you had to buck him up. what did you say?happened is that i had been out hunting in south dakotau who lost a leg in vietnam and i went down to the orthopedic war and the doctor said i just remove aduvoved a young man's leg but he insisted on saying something to you and won't talk to me until you go in there. and i grabbed his hand began to squeeze it and said i was just with a friend of mine who lost a leg in hunting. and i couldn't keep up with him. there is life after losing your leg and i want to thank you for your sacrifice and service. he gave me a very weak smile and closed my hand back and i stumbled out and the doctor said i'd like you to go room to room because that's the kind of story you want to tell and i said bob, you got me through this really tough day and he said you talked about my hunting? and i said yeah he said you didn't tell them i couldn't hit anything, did you? >> in your book you took president obama and democrats to task. and the original promise that everyone can keep their doctor but you called out

take a leg up after that initial downward move we saw. thatesting given the fact is peter pointed out, we saw the fed cut its forecast for gdp. the jobless rate remains relatively steady. you would think if stocks turned up, it would be because the underlying presumption behind the increase in rates would be strengthen the economy. when we get this kind of commentary, you tend to see sharp moves in stock, but volatility in stocks. it takes a while for people to digest what the fed has said. we have the press conference coming in 25 minutes now. you will continue to see volatility. and takert with rates a look at what's going on with the 10 year note. trending lower. still higher on the day, but taking a leg lower after the fomc statement coming out. note trading0-year with the yield of 2.36%. coming off its highs of the day. it was rising substantially. we have to take a look at what's going on with the u.s. dollar here. one of the assets that could benefit as rates start to go up. lower.seeing the euro go -- the dollar index going lower

he would hold each jar against his arm or leg to nourish more bedbugs at once. i could see a handwritten label that tracked the dates of each meal. collectively they held around 6,000 bugs, fed around once a month. by my calculations, that meant he got at least 72,000 bedbug bites every year. when i asked him if he ever had an allergic reaction, he rolled up a pant leg to row veal one of these -- reveal one of these bites. i leaned in for a closer look, watching as they grew plump and turned red. what does that feel like, i asked. it's hard to describe it's sort of like someone is taking a paint brush, you know sort of a stiff one and moving it around. as he described the intricate mechanics, he gestured with his hands and occasionally clasped them in front of his chin as if praying. the small box stayed put. he glanced down and held out his arm to me. as you can see, some are getting larger. this one over here this male, is getting pretty big. goes to the next -- so now bedbugs are back, and before i tell you what that image is, bedbugs are back, and why is tha

gunman shot that man in first legs. victim is in stable condition. so far there have been no arrests. >>> wild police chase end with the crash in philadelphia "eyewitness news" at that scene on the 4800 block of tack want street in frankford. police say the chase began in bensalem. the driver then led police on i-95 in northeast philadelphia eventually coming to a crashing end. eyewitness tribe what he saw. >> i seen helicopter coming through with the lights. next thing you know i looked up and you hear a big boom. i turn to the side and see car skidding through two other cars. i ran across the street to see her. he hits another van and he just started running. >> no one was injury. police arrested two suspects but unclear what prompted this chase. >>> 6:03. let's head outside and do you not need your jack tote day katie. >> absolutely not, classic summertime forecast here but minus the worst of the humidity. these are just beautiful day to make excuses to get outside, have lunch outside take the dog for a nice long walk and go for morning jog and ad

the 46-year-old told had crowd he thought he broke his leg. he finished the coping lying down while paramedics treated him. how rock and roll is that? they tweeted out this x ray of his broken right calf bone. >>> 10 pellicans are the first to be released after 100,000 gallons of oil filled santa barbara con tooy last month. county last month. they will be rehabilitating at a san francisco care center. there was a three-hour car ride and there they go, they took off. the cost of the clean up at el capitan state beach topped $62 million. the owner of the pipeline will pay for it. >>> every day during the nba finals we are sharing your fan photos. today's fan of the day is wrapped in warriors pride. there is a strength in number motto. thanks for sharing this one. use the # dubs on seven when you post. include the city where you live so we can give you a proper shoutout if you are chosen as the next abc7 fan of the day. >> keep those pictures coming. it is sure fun. >>> we have a warm weekend coming, but nice. >> sandhya is off and drew is here

after hurting his leg, he told the crowd he thought it was broken.kept playing cover songs while he went backstage. sure enough he came back sitting on a chair, singing with his leg in a cast. he grew up in springfield. they are headlining at rfk on the fourth of july. >> wow. performers are like athletes. they know people and pay good money to see them perform. they will do anything not to disappoint their fans. they are superstars, right? >>> well, the mugs are sticking around. >> that humidity is rising out there. >> it's awful. when you talk about humidity we look at the dew point temperature. if it's above 65, we say it's humidity outside. the dew points are in the 70s and looks like they are going to stay through at least monday. extremely muggy today. a touch cooler than it was yesterday but still warm, still hot. partly sunny skies. the weather having a low to moderate impact on your day. when you factor in your humidity, it will feel like temperatures, for the most part are mid to upper 90s. yesterday, the heat index in washington at the pea

joce: 60 surgeries the loss of his right leg physical therapy to hold on to his left. it has become normal for the family of the 27-year-old soldier to watch him fight. just not like this. >> it's like a slap in the face. joce: hunter's latest scar is courtesy not of war but with a battle with veterans affairs. this week the agency gave the sergeant a disability rating of 90%. short changing he says the remaining leg he can barely use. >> a lot of muscle tissue nerve damage ankle doesn't move anymore. joce: the hunters expected 100% disability given awful his injuries and they are not alone. bethesda doctor craig bash spent decades independently evaluating soldiers fighting their v.a. rating. eric hunter is now one of them. >> i can see he is underrated in a couple of areas that would make a big difference in his overall reading. joce: the difference 10% is a vast divide of benefits and would drop the monthly payment by $1000. but when the hunters went public on social media and tucked to a "7 on your side," they say the v.a. took action. yesterday promising to changer

do you think the rally in beijing still has legs?up to join the conversation on "worldwide exchange," get in touch with us by email or twitter. @wilfred frost is my personal handle. if you are a regular viewer you know i'm a big china bear. they are already too indebted, they don't have the monetary policy flexibility to manage that. get in touch. let me know your own views and we'll discuss this further throughout the show. another couple china-related guests over the next 90 minutes. >>> one country who is openly wary of chinese investment is sri lanka. their defense minister spoke about the importance of developing relationships with other nations. >> i think sri lanka and china has always had good relations and throughout the war period i think china is one of the countries that helped sri lanka a lot when giving military assistance throughout the world. the government has changed now. there's a new president and a new government. we are still keen to continue relations with china, but we are also opening, you know our doors to t

he lost his leg one every his legs over this thing. >> and he is a well known local actor. >> yes. so we'll give you more details as soon as the signal clears up. 6:36. >> new overnight philadelphia police are also looking for shooter in the city of kensington section. >> east 1st st. just around 12:30. the victim was taken to the hospital. police are not releasing any information on his condition. >> and happening today. a formal arraignment is scheduled for two brothers accused in the killing after philadelphia police officer. >> yes prosecutors say carlton hips and ramon williams fired several shots during a robbery attempt in north philadelphia, remember this, it was snowing outside at the game stop, that was in march? sergeant robert wilson iii was struck six times. he had been in the store to buy a video game, for his son. it was his son's birthday. >> in montgomery county, arraignment scheduled today foreman accused of shooting his father while in traffic along the schuylkill expressway. prosecutors say, 22 year old tiemere corbin shot his father in the head, during a argume

pet donkey gets a new leg and a new shot at a normal life. daisy has prosthetic leg these days. owner says this is something he had to make happen. >> it's heartbreak to go imagine anyone would hurt this dog a man they were chasing used her to try to throw them off his trail. she's okay but she has hefty medical bills tonight. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. >>> texas man going after the police for shooting his dog. police arrived to arrest the man's neighbor dwight davis for outstanding warrant last friday and davis ran next door to grab the neighbor's three-year-old pup prada attempting to use her as an tack dog. police sho

i felt this kind of hit on my left leg. i felt like a big fish coming at you or something. >> reporter: this was the second shark attack of the day. about 90 minutes earlier, 12- year-old kersten you suffered a leg injury and her arm when she was bitten. there's no indication if the same shark bit both teens. wendy gillette for cbs news. >> he's in stable condition at a north carolina hospital. while the girl lost part of her left arm, doctors are confident she will be able to keep her leg but it will be a long road of surgeries and rehab. >>> researchers are testing a possible breakthrough in the treatment of type 1 diabetes. an inexpensive generic vaccine has shown from promise. researchers at massachusetts general hospital are launching a five-year clinical trial using a drug called bcg that might not just treat the disease. it might actually reverse the disease. that same drug has been used to prevent tuberculosis for decades and there is hope that 150 long-term patients will participate. more than a million americans s

this is sergeant hunter's good leg, the one with the prosthetic leg and what is left of the one he lost in afghanistan in 2012. his other leg is barely usable. it's deeply scarred. no cartilage in his knee. no calf muscle there. he has been in constant pain. he needs a boot to even stand on one leg for long periods of time. now veterans affairs recently rated his injuries and they put him at 90% disabled. doesn't seem like a big deal, right? not a big difference. but the 10% will slash hunter's benefits for more than $3000 a month to just over $2000. something experts tell "7 on your side" happens often. and what they describe as a challenging process. but now hunter's family is fighting back to get him the rating they think his injuries deserve. >> they are fighting battles with themselves every day whether it's a limb or their own mind. the last thing they should do is come and have to battle the people they are supposed to have their back. joce: the hunters took their battle social media and to us. we are talking about swift action here guys. we will tell you ma the veteran affairs i

grohl got back on stage, sang and played the guitar with his leg elevated and bandaged. later foo fighters tweeting an x-ray image that shows a clear fracture of his leg and read thank you that was amazing. >>> well, soccer is getting a whole lot of attention right now women's world cup is airing right here on fox 29. game is part of the fabric of the philadelphia sports. fox 29's bill anderson has a story of a group of players who simply play for the lover of soccer. >> world cup fever has many of us caught up in the fever inside, of supporting our team and our country but i spent date athletes from the special olympics and their partner schools for unified soccer championships. skill level may be below world cup but spirit and pride of the day was immeasurable. it is a day when athletes from the special olympics and local high schools they come together, they play together, and they compete together. unified sports bring together athletes with intellectual disability and partners who are acting without intellectual disability on the same teams to train and compete and

20 days ago i hit my foot and, when i take a look, my toe was rotting and i wanted them to save my leg have already lost one. >>> until eight-years ago, his chances would not have been good and, now, as a remarkable treatment, is reducing amputations by more than 70% according to the cuban industry. >>> it injects growth factor, a protein, present in the body, into the diabetic foot ulcer. >>> diabetes has been called the silent epidemic, and cuba's treatment has been used in 15 other countries from argentina to russia, to qatar to try to reduce the number of amputations q.he says here in cuba, he did not have to pay a cent, which saved not just his leg but his life. >>> i ended up with my toe bare to the bone and after antibiotics, they began applying it and i was like new. >>> cuba has patented it, until 2012, and is using it to private companies, and held ministries and that spend billions every year. >>> a sore is pink, and a wound and a then a sulker, and gangrene and it spreads quickly, and if there is no surgical procedure a person can die. >>> if it is sparked so much interest