the diplomat's wife who insisted lily wash the car, even in the rain accused the obedient lily of shirking her duties. >> i cleaned the car inside and outside. she said to me, why don't you clean the car? i told you, every day, you have to clean the car. i was really, really mad. i went out there. i said if i see heidi, i will pack my stuff and just leave. i need help. >> someone knocked on the door. i opened the door and there was lily. >> i was crying. i said please help me. >> so i took her in. >> alarmed, heidi hit lily in the back of her car under a blanket and took her to the local police. the local police directed them to the fbi where she was identified as a victim of human trafficking. when lily's employer went to police asking them to find her, they refused, saying she had left voluntarily. panicked about being exposed, lily's oppressor pressured the indonesian embassy to get her out of the u.s. >> the diplomat ran to the indonesian consulate and said, i will pay her what i owe her here in the consulate on the condition that i see her ticket going back to indonesia and she does n

two days after graduating law school, lily got married. >> that's impressive. to help kids like lily get >>> coming up at 5:00, millions of americans fall victim to identity theft every year. the new online tool out to help victims recover. that story and more is at 5:00. that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> w >> steffy: i really like this. >> ridge: yeah? >> steffy: but it might be hard to execute -- you know, this material. >> ridge: 'cause of this? well, then let's go back to what we had. do you want some more coffee? >> steffy: yes, please. hit me with it. >> ridge: thanks for staying last night. we got a lot down, i think right? >> steffy: yeah, yeah. is there anything to go over before the meeting? >> ridge: did you send the press release? >> steffy: yes. >> ridge: okay. >> steffy: i'm sure jarrett will be asking for an exclusive in no time. i mean, you're c.e.o., rick's out, i'm president, and liam's vice president. >> ridge: [ chuckles ] >> steffy: it's a big deal! >> ridge: yeah. >> steffy: you're gonna be great at this. really gonna know

>> lily gets it.ole big picture. >> she is really something. >> and her brother now, that's fantastic. >> physics. >> riley? >> wow. >> math and physics. >> over >>> andrea nakano in with sports. you're supposed to stay calm but last night you went crazy. >> it's been a good series so far. it's only game one. the warriors haven't faced too many hurdles on the road to the trophy. the dubs have stayed healthy but not the same for the opponents. the cavs lost more than the game. all-star point guard to kyrie irving will miss the rest of the series after breaking a kneecap in overtime. that means former saint mary's star matthew dellavedova will start at point guard going forward. >> what type of team is in minus for kyrie? >> they beat the bullets without kyrie. >> i hate seeing anybody get injured. this is a dream for every player to play in the finals. i know from my own experience how disappointed i would have been to get this far and not be able to play. >> the warriors won game one despite lebron ja

we're here with lily all the time.r: customers upset but they did get some answers but take a look, people are already camping out tonight because in the morning at 7:00 a.m. is day two of this sale. they want to be sure they get in bright and early in the morning. difficult speak with the spokesperson and e-mail and they did apologize to the customers for any inconvenience. they say safety is a priority and they didn't want people to continue to wait outside and lily pulitzer is headquartered and based in king of prussia but if you missed tonight, you have two more days of shopping. we're in oaks, montgomery county sharrie williams for channel six "action news". >>> police are investigating a shooting that happened inside an apartment in the ogontz section of philadelphia tonight. the shooting happened at 5:20 on the 1400 block of clear view street. police say that the victim believed to be in his late 30's was shot in the stomach. he was then taken to einstein medical center for treatment. police haven't made an arre

these so-call lily pads u.s.ills like command and control, logistics, resupply the types of failures racki forces had during the fall of ramadi. >> the concept of a lily pad strikes me as a little iffy. is the facility potentially overunder? will equipment be confiscated? more meltdowns and debacles like in ra mandi a few weeks away? >> reporter: no one can say how many right now. some may be rerepositioned but a good deal may come from their bases here in the inns. >>> joining mess more to talk about it is adam kinsinger. >> i want to asking but something that general martin dempsey said about thinks lily pad sites. these are these additional bases that would be near the front lines. they're trying to support iraqi troops. you heard her say reply, command and control, logistics, but this is really out there how is this not potential troops on the ground? >> i think it's getting to the fine line. when all is said and done you're going to have to have security at these bases. to an extent i think it will have to b

and china responds to reports they were behind a hacking and details why lily pulitzer was forced to stop its warehouse sale. >>> and more allegations against dennis as earth. the vick -- sister of one victim is speaking out. >> reporter: good afternoon rick joleen burge says she was stunned when her brother confieded in here when her brother was back in high school. he didn't think anyone would believe him if he went public. dennis hastert has been in hiding since the allegations came out last week. >> he damaged steve. i think more than any of us will ever know. >> joeleen burge says he was the equipment manager and his first experience was with hastert. >> i said why didn't you ever tell anybody he was your teacher. >> he looked at me and said who will ever believe me? >> he says hastert became kind of a father figure for her brother, as a member of an explorer troop he was a handful of young men that hastert took to the bahamas. these photos were taken of steve and hastert relaxing together. >> was basically his friend the one that was abusing him. steve died of aids in 1995 and

the second video posted by nicole beales her dog lily playing with -- >> playing chicken. >> lily isrying to get the chick on it play but the chicken is looking trying to figure out what lily is doing. >> the chicken is like cluck you. it's quite entertaining. you can't stop staerg at it. the dog is so happy and the chicken is not interested at all. >> watch this gynormous dog caring for the 1-day-old ducklings. >> so awesome. >> adults only. the dog is like i can't read. >> got you, 200 little ducklings doing his job. >> guard dog. you would think a dog would go after the ducklings not knowing his or her own strength. >> they set up a gofundme page trying to raise money so this guy can raise all of these ducklings for a food bank to feed the homeless and people that need food. he's about to find out -- >> how long can you ride that freefall? >> see if he nails that low pull. >>> and brandon is flying home to see his mom. >> we'll surprise my mom in a few minutes. >> but a bigger reveal that leaves this family thrilled. >> thank you. >>> closed captioning provided by -- 5050% % momor

. >>> plus lily pulitzer lockout. standing their ground outside of oaks. we are telling you why they are camping out tonight. the skyline of philadelphia. we're seeing some showers this morning but it's going to be a nice friday and even better weekend. what you can expect in the "nbc 10" first alert forecast. it is 4:00 a.m. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's check with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. temperatures are improving. we'll head back into the 70s. mild conditions expected. here's a look outside. you can see the clouds in the background. temperatures 57 in allentown, 56 in atlantic city, 57 in wildwood and dover. a few sprinkles for us this morning but we'll mainly stay dry as we head into friday. temperatures will stay mild for a change. if you take a look at the next eight hours, you'll see a few sprinkles. 57 degrees by 6:00 a.m. by 9:00 a.m. 59. temperatures at lunchtime 65 degrees. our temperatures will range between 71 and 74 degrees. i'm also tracking even warmer weather as we head into the

talk to us a little bit more about this lille hi pad concept -- lily pad concept.y pad is a way to describe what would be, apparently these small bases to go across anbar province. you have the complete opposite of that in an area of the world like south korea where we have massive installments and tens of thousands of troops. what do you think is the right strategy in iraq? >> well, remember quickly, going back to vietnam and even iraq and afghanistan, we had what was called forward operating bases that, indeed, were out there in the area where the bad guys were but those were operating bases, bases from which aggressive operations could be conducted against an enemy. in that case you wanted to be out there because you could do something against them. in these cases we're putting people to help and advice assist and maybe make the sunnis feel a little bit better about our presence. here's what i believe right now first off, i don't believe we need to train more iraqi troops. there's plenty of good, experienced iraqi combat troops. what they lack is leadership, unf

the iraqis need leadership which we should be the ones leading on these lily pads. >> lily pads, they also call them for operational bases, these are going to be targets for isis because they will be in strategic positions to disrupt any operational supplies coming in from the militants, from isis they will try to be in those positions but they will be in harm's way so will they be supported or just targets and are we further and in an unnecessary reckless way endanger ring american lives. i share that concern with the former governor, mitt romney. i don't know that there's a clearly defined plan which seems to be in response to the polls, just throwing some numbers at it, some bodies to look like he is doing something but it is it the right call? >> using the lily pads you think of frogs but i think of sitting ducks. i think this is not going to disrupt isis. i think it might draw them in a little closer. kimberly mentioned the number break down for us $2.74 billion spent to date fighting isis, $9 million per day and it is a fight many military experts say we are losing. >> it is one

you might node to have other lily pads to support them as they move towards their objective. by the chairman can is clear he doesn't think this is a game change terrorism game change her have to be that political agenda of inclusion, from baghdad. jamie life for us tonight thank you. we also learned this week, that an american man that died fighting isil in syria is been identified he is keith broomfield, and his death has a lot of people asking how many americans have traveled overseas to take up arms. courtney joins us now to discuss the trend, and courtney, we with used to call can them soldiers of porch, are they affords the same rights at americans on the battlefield. >> they aren't going to have the same rights first of all they are not soldiers of porch, they are soldiers of faith. they are going as christians. they feel like they have to fight against isil, against the misuh limbs they are not going to get a payroll, they are showing up and offers their sufficientses but a lot of them have no military background so they aren't necessarily offering a lot of help, and o

and cam and lily can come over and stay with alex and luke. i'll guard them with my life. yeah, yeah. i hate to bother him. no, no, don't be silly. he's happy to do it. okay, we'll be over in a little bit. (beep) okay. oh, i get it. when you told claire i would come over and watch the kids she was resistant because she doesn't trust my parenting skills. no. don't be silly. she just didn't want to put you out. she's got a daughter behind bars and she's got the nerve to say i'm a bad parent? you didn't defend me. because she didn't say anything. why are you protecting her? why is no one protecting me? no. (telephone ringing) ay! answer! answer! (switch clicks, telephone beeps) this better be good. (sighs deeply) haley got arrested for drinking. we gotta go bail her out. do you still have a connection to that judge upstate? he died. ay! who died? an old friend of mine. ay jay, i'm so sorry. he died five years ago. then why are they calling us in the middle of the night to wake us up?! nobody died. haley's in jail. okay. that makes more sense. claire has to go bail her out. ok

. >> lily lily lily lily lily fortina perhaps -- oh no no, eileen i mean elaine. wow. >>> well, i think that paul does bring these more interesting and substantive. >> and glenn, the dennis hastert story is trickling out, and he is goging to be arraigned later in chicago, and the reports are shocking, and sad, and folks, folks from the past are saying that they are mystified by the al gags, and what are the folks from the hill telling you? >> well, people are really in shock. hastert was the te di guy on the hill after newt gingrich and the various machinations after gingrich, and livingston and it is a real shocker to people, and not people who knew him casually, and there is a sense that dennis hastert, in that period of time, and look, he did not set the house on fire and he is not a guy with the massive policy legacy, but he was tom delay's right-hand guy and the inversion and sort of like dick cheney to george bush and he was to tom delay, so it is one tofof the stories on both sides of the aisle where the shock is palpable and honest. >> and a sad state of a

the term lily pad refers to a launching or jumping off pad. there's no intention to sends troops to the ground or putting u.s. spotters on the ground. a move that efforts agree would increase the accuracy of air strikes in urban contact. dempsey said they were not there yet. the outgoing chief of staff of the army says putting u.s. troops back this the combat role is not the answer. >> i put 150,000 soldiers on the ground to defeat i.s.i.l. yes. >> if you put 150,000 on it it would defeat i.s.i.s. >> yes. >> but then what. >> the u.s. can quickly dispatch i.s.i.l. the underlying sectarian divisions remain and the u.s. faces protagonists down the road. >> the general says think of the lilly pad as a launching group, where the troops can get fresh supplies and advance and brush up on training. more can be used to support them. the chairman said these are not game changes, it has to come from the government in iraq. >> the pentagon released details on the financial cost. the u.s. spending $2.74 billion on air strikes, weapons, surveillance. the d

what is a lily pad base? >> reporter: what these are are areas of operation and security in the conflict zones. what they are going to be doing is training sunni tribal fighters and iraqi security forces on security and shooting and how to move on the battle field, especially urban environments. that is important when they try to retake ramadi and fallujah. other key things they will work on as well is command and control and resupplying and low logistics logistics. these were key in the fall of ramadi. u.s. troops will not go to the frontlines and fighting. they will not call in the air strikes. they hope that these outposts are able to call in air strikes and help the iraqis call in air strikes quicker. >> ian lee covering what is going on. the u.s. plan of putting troops on the ground. >>> here in the u.s. the deal is the trade deal the president wants. president obama making last minute stop last night at the washington nationals ballpark. he was there to catch a congressional baseball game or to lobby de

(sighs) i had to give up my home office for lily's bedroom and i was upset about it, too. wasn't hugging bunnies but... all right. i-i realize that it wasn't about an office or a room. it was about how lily was gonna change everything. but once we got her in there i don't know. i-i just-- i never looked back. yeah, i guess i'm just nervous about everything, you know. yeah. thanks, kid. you know, i'm just recalling me grumbling about giving up my mg roadster when you and claire came along. great car. no backseat. isn't it funny? the stupid things that we think-- she was my baby. (under breath) are so important. i guess all told we had about 50 chickens. maybe 115 head of hogs. let's see, 55 cattle. oh, you know what'll be fun? let's see if i can remember all their names. there was... (to the tune of "twinkle twinkle little star") ♪ albert, lisa ♪ ♪ steph, and mike ♪ gloria! no, gloria! gloria! mm! no. i do not want to hear one more story. i am going to take a nap now. okay, yeah, sure. whatever you want. this day's about you. mm. just one more thing-- no, no one more thing!

lili: arriba latino! inmigrantes, cÓmo llegamos, de una manera u otra hemos sido burlados, ha habido estereotipo de nosotros, hoy estÁ todo vendido, el pÚblico se ha venido a apoyarlos, es lo mÁs importante, y muchas personas nos preguntan si vamos a ver a emilio o gloria en el escenario, ¿cÓmo es esto? gloria: no estoy en el escenario aunque sÍ estoy, pero es una historia humana, flaca, de amor. lili: ¿cuÁntos aÑos de casados? gloria: vamos a cumplir 37 aÑos de casados, 40 casi, porque Él fue mi jefe por dos aÑos y un aÑo de novios. mami, sÉ que me estÁs viendo, eres la estrella de mi vida y la estrella de esta obra tambiÉn. enrique: 20 aÑos para ganÁrmela, y ahora soy un baby. lili: emily estÁ aquÍ. gloria: me ha matado tambiÉn porque hizo un regalo para el dÍa de apertura, hizo unos vÍdeos, cuando los vi quería matarla porque estaba llorando desde temprano. lili: esto vÍdeos que pones sabes que matan a tu mamÁ, pero lo hiciste, ¿por quÉ? ¿has hecho en el dÍa de hoy y parte de la historia que no estÁ? e

lily pads martin dempsey called them.reporters, "our campaign is built on establishing these lily pads that allow us to encourage the iraqi security forces forward. we're looking all the time to see if additional sites might be necessary necessary." the military is now considering three to four possible locations, including a base in between baghdad and the isis controlled city of kirkuk. they would be closer to combat and possibly in greater numbers. >> when you bring forces out, that far out in front, what you're doing is getting them as far out without actually stepping on the front line. it's a very risky strategy. >> reporter: the new plan is at its core a recognition of failure by the iraqi military. in battle after battle from ramadi to the fall of mosul one year ago today, iraqi forces were often overwhelmed, even as they greatly outnumbered isis fighters. >> going to start by. >> reporter: u.s. forces will give iraqi troops logistics and crucially, confidence. the administration acknowledged the danger to u.s. tr

thinks for lily pulitzer warehouse sale. we are looking live at all those people line up trying to get that deal. we have been watching this line all morning long. it does president look like it is getting any shorter even though doors opened an hour and a half ago. sale comes once a year and some of those people the once towards the front spend the night camping out just to get there early. sale runs until 8:00 tonight and opened again tomorrow on saturday but you know if you want the good stuff good stuff goes real fast and first so you have to get out there if you find a good pick at the sale let us know, send us a picture at twitter at cbs-3 mornings. >> you seem excited do you like it. >> it is a fun look, prep, colorful, it has big prints on it. you can spill on it, in one notices. >> really. >> it is a brand people like. you can see why. all of the people in hot pink those are lily pulitzer items she's known for bright colors. >> it is expensive. so when they have warehouse sales, you get a great discount and in one h

the term lily pad implies a jumping off point or launch pad. pentagon sources say there are no plans to move attack helicopters or close support aircraft to iraq. general dempsey continues to oppose putting u.s. spotters on the ground. the move that air power experts agree would improve the accuracy of airstrikes in urban combat. said dempsey we're just not there yet. the outgoing chief of staff of the army who was a top commander during the iraq war also said putting u.s. troops back in a combat role is not the answer. >> would i put 150,000 troops to defeat isis, yes but then what? then what? >> the pentagon says the u.s. could quickly did i see patch isil the sectarian divisions would remain and mean the u.s. would face a different group of an tall any of thes down the road. al jazeera, the pentagon. >> a second man has been arrested in an alleged plot to behead police officers. nicholas r. avinski will appear in court. police have not said what his connection is to the case. the man was shot by police after he lunged at them with a knife. >

pad to lily pad. >> that's a real strong statement. situation here is we're trying -- the united states is trying to convince people to defend their own country, and we're putting -- and putting our own men and women and the armed forces in harm's way. right now they're not in forward operating bases, these are just advisers, just trainers. but at a certain point, the united states if it doesn't want -- and the western world, if they don't want to lose ramadi and don't want to lose baghdad and, therefore, iraq there's going to have to be more than just iraqis who don't want to defend themselves americans going in to clean up the mess. >> isis is watching the news. they may not be watching this show, but they're watching what's going on in the world. they're saying where are the americans going to be because we're going to start picking them off. it makes sense. if they can get guys in uniform and behead them. the horror of that. maybe it would draw us in. >> of the 350 new troops going in, 50 maybe a few more are actual trainers who wi

. >> lily: joe? rings ] >> cane: [ sighs ] voicemail. >> lauren: why didn't you leave a message? >> cane: 'cause it's obvious to me she doesn't want to talk to me. that's why. >> lauren: lily is angry, and

it says that the president does a strategy whether it's lily pads or anything else and that is not to win as you mentioned earlier but simply to avoid losing for another 19 months. lou: and i've got to turn to colonel amerrine the special forces colonel who is facing a court-martial because he went to congress and said, look, this is the deal. he is supposed to be protected in so doing. instead the army says they are launching an investigation of him. what do you make of what looks like again on the part of this obama administration an abuse of executive power, and, in fact, corrupting the u.s. army? >> okay, let's be very clear. lieutenant colonel amerrine is very very credible. he's got an incredible background, enormously brave. he was actually given a job he didn't want which was to look into the hostage rescue apparatus and he found a mess, and by the way what he told congressman duncan hunter has been in the public media years it's dysfunctional between state and dod and the federal agencies and merely told truth. the problem is the pattern. you can name generals whose careers h

in terms of the efficacy of how you fight isis, we have to set up lily pads.raqi security forces aren't up to snuff. they've been defeated every time they've gone up head-to-head with isis. if we want to defeat isis or significantly contain them, we'll have to put more troops. that lily pad strategy from a military perspective will work pretty well, i think. melissa: will it, or is it not enough? it's like getting into ice cold water very slowly. rolling out bit by bit by bit. in many ways, are we setting them up for failure? >> yeah, i think that would be a recipe for failure. a couple billion, $3 billion is not a lot by military standards. it is a lot if you're wasting it. we don't have a strategy to defeat isis. that's not even our announced intention. he just don't have the factors in place there. there's nothing approaching anything like what we've had with the surges. where the sunnis were ready to turn against the radicallist. the white house maintains that this is a unified country. (?) it's really three different countries. until we give the sunnis so

they could mean a network of bases or lily pads. yes, it would be an advisory role.iraq forces much closer to the front lines. here to talk about it is james jeffrey. welcome, sir. >> thanks for having me on. >> mr. ambassador will we ever get out of iraq? >> we're still in korea some 60-plus years after we first went in. being in a place is not necessarily a bad thing. the question is what are we trying to do? if we're trying to degrade and destroy isis which is the official position of the u.s. government and it's an intelligent position we need to do a lot more on the ground now to put military pressure on this movement. because it is not being degraded. it's on the march. >> so these lily pads these bases would be run by the iraqis supposedly. but american troops would use them to advise. i guess they would be sort of schools for the iraqi military. what do you make of this? is this kind of what you're talking about? >> not really. we already have 3,000 troops in country who are either addviseing the iraqis or supporting the trainers. by these lily pads in anbar

ask lily! - hey, cam. - hey. here you-- okay. well... oh. - oh, wow.art. cam, i'm sorry for not supporting you. - what about the sweater? - that's unforgivable. i mean, you put all that time and work into it and i just toss it out the car window. tossed it out the car window?! i'm forgetting how much you knew. you know what, guys? i think we should go for the house. careful, honey. don't say something if you don't mean it. no, i do mean it. i think you two will do a fantastic job. - i do, too. i'm on board. - on board for what? oh, well, the four of us, uh might go in on a house. claire and i fix it up and flip it. that's the worst idea i ever heard. okay. you guys know nothing about construction. you'll make all sorts of mistakes, you'll turn on each other, you'll stop talking, and suddenly i'm doing two dinners a week instead of one because you can't be in the same room. family and business doesn't mix. ah, you're gonna do whatever you want. why do i bother? is he right? you know dad. i mean, he's a pessimist. i want us to get that house. i do. but i

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lily caught the fish with the first bait that she dropped and, she cannot take all of the credit. >> i started reeling it in and then my dad helped me real it in and then a big fish came up. >> lily's parents say she has always loved to fish, she has been a angler since four years old. >>> hanging on for dear life yes, that is a a cat clinging to a glider. it seems couple flying in the glider didn't check before they took off and only realized in the air they had an additional passenger on board, imagine their surprise. they landed as fast as they could with the cat still attached to that wing. cat is okay but will that count as one of nine lives kathy, i mean, you know, holding on. >> that is amazing. >> they didn't look stun. >> they were very calm. >> the cat on the other hand may have been a little more worried about the situation. >> yeah. >> all is well with that cat. >> we see a nice breeze. >> yes. >> no nice breeze right now it is hot, stifling heat. >> it will get even hotter. we are talking about humidity to add to the heat tomorrow and that will add insult to the injury.

advisers are going to be going as a lily pad. and he said it's a logistics sustained base, where iraqis can get food and supplies, and even brush up on their training as they prepare for that counter offensive in ramadi. and as he said to the travelers overseas that the united states may want to have more of these kinds of bases. he said, and i quote here, our campaign is built on establishing these lily pads that encounter the iraqi forces forward. we're looking all the time for additional sites that might be necessary. so in addition to the site that they have established just near ramadi he said that they might want to establish some of these along the key route from baghdad to tick rett tikrit and over to mosul. the concept here, as the iraqi forces are brought back to battle-ready condition and they make advances, they will be spored by the bases and the u.s. needs to have other bases to support them. it's a strategy based on success, but at this point the chairman has not made any formal recommendations. >> any date dayligh

pads lily pods smaller bases along the line in anbar with more deployments than even the 450, is that what we're looking at here? >> well, we've already done that andrea in the sense that we have four other bases like this where we're able to do training advising assisting, equipping of iraqi forces. where we've seen a particular need because isil is there or iraqi unit who need additional capability, we've been able to move forces to these bases. it's possible going forward we will need to make additional decisions about doing that in other parts of iraq. it's also possible that we won't need some of the current facilities we're using. so we may have the ability to be mobile and providing this type of advice and assistance. the key principle is the iraqis are on the front lines. our servicemen and women are not in a combat role. they're there to assist the iraqi forces. >> what general dempsey is indicating is that you're not ruling out that more might be needed spread along that area in these smaller bases. >> no that's right. we're not ruling that out. if we see a need, we have the

setting up these lily pads near the front lines makes sense. reinforcements and logistic there is so if you do have breakthroughs on the front line, you have reinforcing elements that can bolster the line and possibly bring in additional american support if necessary. >> but, general, getting closer to the front lines, doesn't that also mean getting u.s. troops closer to combat? >> well, they're going to be protected bases, number one, and i think, in fact, that this is a compromise between the notion of actually putting u.s. advisers inside of iraqi units. this way they're still away from iraqi units, but close enough to provide assistance if necessary. my personal view is we would be much better off if we put small elements of special forces inside those iraqi units. that would cause them in my mind to stand and fight. >> short of that, general, you know, you have heard a lot of concern raised by folks at the beginning much this fight against isis of the concern raised about mission creep. from your view, could more u.s. troops heading to ira

. >> reporter: lily was taken to denmark hospital and checked over by doctors. >> there's some bloodorter: lily says the frightening experience hasn't turned her off, returning to the ocean, and she wants the shark to be left alone. >> i don't think calling sharks is the right approach. absolutely not. >> reporter: the fisheries department says initial reports a bull shark was responsible can't be verified. rebecca johns, 9 news. >> we're glad she's recovering well. >> very lucky. >>> coming up, designer water. some people are shelling out big bucks for the earth's most abundant resource. >> but how much would you pay for some h2o, and would you even notice a difference? you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues er ♪ ♪ >>> so there's this trendy, new drink that the upper crust of society is really paying some big bucks for. it's called agua. >> water! okay. well, just like wine and cheese, there are connoisseurs to help us sort through all the different varieties of h20. we're up "up all nightline" with abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: like most of us st

lili: lo que no se puede poner.arlos: lo pueden ver en >> lo que comenzÓ como un juego entre los Árboles, dejÓ a un niÑo con una rama atravesada en el tÓrax. >> mÁs adelante verÁn esas imÁgenes de lo que le ocurriÓ a un menor. pero antes, noticias que acaparan titulares en este comienzo de semana. [mÚsica] >> se lanzan a las calles para manifestar su repudio por las palabras de donald trump contra los inmigrantes mexicanos. [mÚsica] >> en vez de agradecer el heroico acto de unos bomberos, deciden requisarlos por si habÍan robado. >> con menos de dos aÑos de edad, un niÑo protagoniza un acto callejero con una serpiente. >> el actor andrÉs garcÍa confiesa bre mÁs de mil mujeres han pasado por su vida y aclara si es cierto que su esposa lo retiene con embrujos. esto es primer impacto. >> comenzamos con la protesta de decenas de inmigrantes que manifestaron su indignaciÓn por los insultos de donald trump. el magnate ofreciÓ un discurso ante miles de segidores. [imÁgenes] >> un acalorado centenar de inmigrantes se apostÓ

lili: cÓmo va el hook de la canciÓn? (canta en inglÉs) lili: y bien!rlos: hito hacia la parte del reggaeton! >> el rapero. >> asÍ llegÓ ese niÑo un centro mÉdico tras un aparatoso incidente una estaca se creÓ con su pecho y lo puso al borde de la muerte _ se clavÓ en su pecho pamela: buenas tardes y bienvenidos a primer impacto. barbie: tambiÉn es salud bÁrbara vermudo. serÁn tres serÁn testigos del sufrimiento de una familia. pamela: veamos las noticias que acaparÓ los titulares. pesentador: un fuego promete posible contacto con el mÁs allÁ y el vaticano lanza una serie alerta. parece un aviÓn pero es un auto que enfrenta un vuelo aterrador y termina estrellado. no se pierda la impactante transformaciÓn del ex deportista y padrastros de las kardashian. enrique iglesias casi tiene una hemorragia en pleno escenario cuando intentÓ atrapar un control que cortÓ su mano. >> comenzamos con el impacto de fuego conocido como el reto de charlie, que ya alcanzado mÁs de 7 millones de visitas en la internet y ha dejado a cientos de niÑos con trastornos y pesadill

obama administration considering a new network of luxury bases in iraq as the lily pads the front lineneral martin dempsey chairman of the joint chiefs of staff outlines the possibility of several bases across the country. meanwhile the pentagon says the u.s. has spent in 2.7-liter dollars on the battle against aces since august. shares of twitter rally as much as 8% in after-hours trading yesterday now set to open sharply higher this morning. looking at shares in the premarket trading session up a couple bucks. this as we watch the news unfold over ceo dick costolo announced that he is leaving after five years to become me. investors wondering if change is enough to get it back on track and see some growth. you run the conference call. what is going to happen? >> we see some optimism to lots of questions about how jack dorsey will be replacing dick costolo. lots of questions about how he will run and the payment start at square. this is what he had to say. >> the only reason i can do this is because of the strength of the leadership team in the broader team of both companies. i will b

explain what's happening there and also these lily pad bases would work with the help of the u.s. >> to start off the top, you are scally right. one isis takes a city, it's incredibly hard to take it back. you may remember tikrit. when ramadi fell, officials were saying it could be days before they retake the city, and it we don't see any sign of them trying to take the city back yet, so isis is, yes, very good at digging in. they have roadside bombs, snipers. when we see iraqi security forces move into the area, they move very slow so they can minimize the effect of these weapons and of their snipers and really try to prevent the loss of life. when you move to these lily pad bases, the united states is trying to get set up areas of operation, bases of operation within the conflict zone area, not on the front line but close so they can train the iraqi security forces as well as sunni fighters and communications, weapons control, how to control the battlefield, especially in an urban environment. it will be crucial when trying to take fallujah and ramadi. they will be working on comma

lili: y la cancioncita?♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> es la reacciÓn de quienes no estÁn dispuestos a tolerarlas unas crÍticas que lanzÓ donald trump contra los inmigrantes mexicanos. muchos ha levantado la voz para combatir la ignorancia del discurso. y rompen relaciones univisiÓn con 'l. pamela: buenas tardes y bienvenidos al primer reparto saluda pamela silva conde. bÁrbara: tambiÉn saluda bÁrbara per modo y mÁs adelante tenemos informaciÓn y detalles de la cadena que le puso fin a la relaciÓn como bien dijiste pamela con la organizaciÓn miss universo poniendo en alto la dignidad de los latinos. pamela: vamos a ver otras noticias que acapara titulares. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: rescatan la selva a un nene y a su madre que se arrastrÓ en la maleza es elemento de agua de coco para poder amamantar a su bebÉ enfermo. imÁgenes de un indignante abuso le obligan al responsable confesar la culpa. se imagina lo que significa estar perdido en el fondo de una cueva? un reportero cuentan aterradora experiencia. siguen los preparativos de

lily is the 150th animal released by the national aquarium's animal rescue team. she has been under their care since easter after being found with a broken jaw. they guided her into the water. once she was there, she made it into the surf like a natural. coming up, lobster is rarely cheap. it is even less of these days. the kellye: lobster prices are soaring after a particularly cold winter in new england. lobsters haven't shown in because of the winter and a nearly nonexistent spring. lobsters are at $60 per pound. they were $12 last year. prices might stabilize -- lobsters are at $16 per pound. they were $12 last year. prices might stabilize. they ways men -- a wegman's location will be opening tomorrow. a deal has been finalized to build a new stadium just blocks from nats park. suzanne: while a d.c. united goal is something to celebrate, there is another reason. >> d.c. united will have its permanent home in washington d.c. [applause] suzanne: after two years of planning and negotiating today's mayor announced a plan to build a 1000-seat stadium. >> i am pleas

i mentioned dinner time and she gets all upset. >> run lily. >> her afro almost fell off there.erious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> three people are dead and more than a dozen are hurt after a tour bus with tractor trailers crashed in monroe county and the bus driver were among those killed and we learned that the bus was filled with italian tourists. >> here is a look at where the crash site is located. near mt. pocono and "action

lili: gracias. >> muy pronto, yo no creo en los hombres. no se la pierdan. lili: y en los hombres? esperamos muy pronto en univisiÓn. te amo, mi chiquito. me encantÓ verte. >> son los aterradores gritos de unos jÓvenes que asumieron el peligro desafÍo del juego conocido como el reto de charlie. unos aseguran que son vÍctimas de una sugestiÓn colectiva que puede ser mortal. pero para otros es una posesiÓn. diabÓlica. [mÚsica] >> bueno, pues bienvenidos a primer impacto. le saluda bÁrbara bermudo. feliz jueves para todos. pamela: tambiÉn le saluda pamela silva conde. mÁs adelante verÁn este momento cuando vivieron unos niÑos cuando intentaron jugar con suguestas entidades del mÁs allÁ. bÁrbara: antes, veamos otras noticias que acaparan titulares hoy: >> unos fugitivos abren fuego mientras son perseguidos por la policÍa. >> salen a la luz imÁgeenes del sangriente ataque de un desamparado que apuÑalÓ a tres personas. >> fue convertida en una esclava sexual vle quitaron a su hija. entre lÁgrimas nos cuenta su amarga saga. >> ponen a la venta la mansiÓn de jenni rivera y su hija chiquis

. >> what do you make of the so-called lily pad strategy? >> i think it's a very dangerous idea. i know the chairman of the joint chiefs is the one proposing it, so it sounds preposterous that i'll say it's bad but the problem that you've got is putting a small detachment of u.s. military personnel in sunni territory to train the sunni to fight isis just remotes them to the point we are trying to get them aid and support should there positions be attacked would be very difficult. you'll recall that very large formation of iraqi troops have dropped their weapons and abandoned their equipment in the face of an isis onslaught. even if you put u.s. trainers with a large group of iraqi does not mean that they're going to stay and fight. they could just drop and run and then you've got our guys exposed deep in bad territory. >> exposed. two points i want to touch on that you just raised, first of all, if you put the u.s. troops as you said in this lily pad strategy then it would be quite difficult to determine friends or foe. and then i want to go to the iraqi government, i think you b

lili, enrique, regreso con ustedes. enrique: muchas gracias.a amÉrica. [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ esto es lo que haces cada mes al pagar tu cuenta de verizon o at&t: tirar la mitad de tu dinero a la basura. cámbiate a sprint y paga la mitad de la tarifa de tu plan. tráenos tu cuenta de verizon o at&t y cortaremos la tarifa de tu plan a la mitad. además, te reembolsamos lo que te cueste cambiarte a sprint. pa, mis amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! buenos para el corazón de tu familia. yoplait! ¡buenas noticias para todos! ahora el yoplait original tiene un 25% menos de azúcar. ¡dile "adiós" a un poco de azúcar! pero no le digas adiós a lo dulce. yoplaiai [mÚsica] enrique: vamos a la informaciÓn del mundo. guardacostas en turquÍa dieron a conocer el video del rescate de inmigrantes en aguas del mar egeo. recogieron a hombres, mujeres y niÑos abordo de una embarcaciÓn de hule algo. se ha convertido esto en el principal problema de trÁfico humano en la regiÓn.

lili, enrique, regreso con ustedes. enrique: muchas gracias.resamos con mÁs. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] enrique: vamos a la informaciÓn del mundo. guardacostas en turquÍa dieron a conocer el video del rescate de inmigrantes en aguas del mar egeo. recogieron a hombres, mujeres y niÑos abordo de una embarcaciÓn de hule algo. se ha convertido esto en el principal problema de trÁfico humano en la regiÓn. ilia: fue absueldo de los cargos de proxenetismo agravado. llega cautro aÑos despuÉs de ser acusado de asalto sexual que terminÓ con las ambiciones polÍticas. >> tres propiedades de la exvicepresidenta de guatemala fueron embargadas por sus vÍnculos con el escÁndalo de corrupciÓn. el juez explicÓ que tomÓ la decisiÓn para evitar que seaan vendidas o pasadas a nombres de terceras personas. renunciÓ a su cargo luego que se desmantelaotra una estructura de funcionarios pÚblicos y particulares que desfalcaron al fisco del paÍs por millones de dÓlares. >> momentos de tensiÓn en repÚblica dominicana a con cio dÍas que comience las deportaciones de extranjeros ind

. >> this is my niece, lily seagrave. >> good to have you here.o what is happening here, they are carrying a torch throughout philadelphia heading to california for special olympics. >> yes, unified relay, 46 days, 50 states. lily is a special olympics athletes and she's carrying flame of hope from arch street to city hall. >> where do you go to school. >> stetson. >> what grade. >> i'm he in sixth. >> how old would you be. >> twelve. >> you will be running today in the streets of philadelphia. >> yes. >> do you know how far you have to run. >> yeah. >>> tell mike all of the sports you do. >> you do foot wall, and i do soccer, and i do swimming and basketball and flag football. >> ask her her favorite restaurant. >> is what your favorite restaurant, lily. >> rouge and el ves. >> you hang out at rouge in writ even house square. >> yes. >> so do i. i will see you over there. >> do your thing one more thing. >> 6-foot guard from georgetown, number three, allen i've son. >> yeah. >> that took practice, practice. >> good job, buddy. >> and she will be

lily is the best gainer.arget from 74 to 101 for a company we used to complain about, the pipeline. >> people say they have got an alzheimer's cure. an alzheimer's cure not just an alzheimer's treatment treating the symptoms. that's what's driving it. you have a july meeting. this is the chatter of a lot of the big -- not the hedge funds. the mutual funds that really has the silver bullet that merrill noticed. very interesting. it is understated. that's why lily has been going up. you killed deageo. that's not 1.28. thanks a lot. >> it is called reporting. i don't know. >> don't ever let the faks get in the way of a good story as some of our competitors would say. >> i think this note is very interesting. they got a good pipeline. you have been left for dead. you take a look at that stock. it has been percolating. it is all alzheimer's, not when biogen came out with its announcement and added a gigantic amount of points. i'm putting it out there right now. >> they call it a catalyst rich event for the next 12