. >> that is great things about long wood something for everybody in the family.f you love gardens we have those in droves, beautiful water lily display in the summer. if you are not into gardening we have a performing arts program so you can come here at night and see concerts happening and for young won in the family we have our tree house and indoor, outdoors children's garden. is there something for everyone at long wood. >> i was telling them earlier when we walked by the campers who were out there with camps but that sounds great. you can learn no matter what age you are at long wood. >> absolutely, yeah. >> for a lot of to us that end if i were to try to manage a small garden, i don't know if i could produce this. so how do you guys manage to do that. that is quite a feat getting it all here and water. >> it takes a team. we have 600 full, part-time employees here at the garden and 80 of them are other than our horticultural staff keeping gardens beautiful. it ace total team effort i have been out here with you guys before. that is another situation where t

generations. >> reporter: guess minutes away, horticulture has gone wild in the stunning landscape s of long wood gardens but long before fountains began entertaining guests. >> ♪ >> reporter: quakers put down roots. steve warner owns the kenneth square inn a restaurant and tavern built in 1835. >> it is call the green gate and then it became green gate key room during prohibition. after prohibition it became green date tavern again until we purchased tonight 1976 and turned tonight to the kenneth square inn. >> reporter: warner says food and drinks are one reason to dine with them but several patrons have run into other worldly figures. >> we had a woman in the dining room that had herself looking at her the whole time and then she turned to her husband and she turned back to where he was sitting and there was this little girl sitting there, that is when we realized it was young girl and we named her lettisha. >> you could go and call them ghosts. they operated in the free of night to free slaves. lorraine lucas say it is part of her family history that she's most proud of. >> well, sarah bernar

of course, this is our summer if he, we will be at long wood gardens but rain moving in. good drink for the gardens, i think but if you come out to the gang that is out there bring along some rain gear, rahel. >> good advice, thank you. >>> g.o.p. seven year quest to repeal and replace obama care could be over. moa lenghi reports three republicans sided with democrats to vote down what many considered to be the last chance to repeal the signature health care legislation. >> republican senator john mccain was back at work friday morning, after casting the deciding ballot overnight. his thumbs down vote doomed the g.o.p.'s late's tempt to repeal obama care. >> aye's are 49, no's are 59, motion not greed to. >> fellow republicans susan collins and lisa more cow ski and every democrat voted against the skinny bill that aimed to repeal selected parts of the affordable care act. >> this is, this is a clearly disappointing moment. now imagine many of the collogues on the other side are celebrating. >> we are not celebrating, we are relieved. >> reporter: senate majority leader m

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an hour long documentary that brings long wood to the screen. >> it's a design story and hark tech -- architect story. >> it was a great escape it was a place where he tinkered. >> reporter: dupont brought the main garden to life in 1931. more than 80 years later it was due for a rebirth, a 90 million-dollar restoration that added a newrotto. the film takes viewers around the world to see what he saw. >> it is the perfect american thing he sees formal french gardens and italian gardens and he has his own american spin on it. >> glen and his team shot 100 hours of footage documenting the process from beginning to end. >> reporter: what was the most surprising part? >> the surprise is how beautiful the finish is. >>> again flowing water revitalizing the majestic fountain at longwood garden airs tonight on 6abc. this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com >> new this morning two

from the food to the fabulous fountains of long wood gardens we show everything great about that area start tomorrow morning cbs3 and i'll thereby live starting eyewitness news at 5, 6 and 11 vittoria woodill mentioned the happy dance. we won't do that tomorrow with all the rain. >> someone, somewhere is doing the happy dance. >> you can relax now, we get. it more rain is on the way. potential for flash flooding and isolated severe weather will be a tough go as we head late day into tomorrow. but, all is squiet right now in center city philadelphia, where the clouds happening around today that held temperatures back 81 degrees. third day in a row of below average high temperatures. should be 87. started off the day feeling comfy. 67 and humidity increased and all is quiet and dry as we look live at center city philadelphia and sky lit up eagles green and southwesterly winds 3 miles an hour and light wind speeds now. temperatures across area cool. especially poconos reaching for long sleeves. 6 right now. we're at 70 allentown and middle 70s along the coast. and storm scan 3 showing us

. >>> shawn, we're here off long wood drive in a very up scale neighborhood here in bethesda and this is the house we're talking about. where you can clearly see all the windows boarded up, neighbors tell me hat was after this house was broken into and vapdized by students at walt whitman high school, not once but twice. the first time was at the very beginning of july when investigators say this unoccupied rental home was broken into by at least one teenager who threw a party and then vandalized the house. the second time happened just a few days later. homeowner told the principal of walt whitman high school there was drug use and under age drinking at the home and teens left several broken windows and tore doors off hinges and kicked holes in walls. now police would not elaborate more as they say this case especially initial break in is still under investigation and now two boys and one girl all facing charges of burglary, trespassing and destruction of proper second break in. >>>. >> later that week about july 5 there was another call at 8 p.m. and this time police responded and c

this is just a portion of what you can expect to see, we are heading to long wood gardens in kennethare, we will showcase everything the area has to offer, and what makes it so special, once again next friday, right here on cbs-3. all of you have a good time today. >> yes. >> all right. all right. so glad to see i. you have fun tonight. >> and maybe ale see you at roller coaster. >> yes. >> maybe. >> maybe. >> that will do it for us, "cbs evening news" is next, thanks so much for watching family we will see you tonight at 10 on the cw and 11:00 on cbs-3. everybody says bye. >> bye. >> mason: the white house shake-up and a lovefest. averell spicer is out. >> and i love the guy. >> mason: anthony scaramucci joins the communications team. >> i love these guys. >> mason: and the message of the day: >> i love the president. i love the president. >> i love the president. >> mason: also tonight, fighting alzheimer's. a new study says start early. >> everyone, today, right now, can grab the bull by the horns and can say, i can do something today to reduce my own risk. >> mason: is this the f

telling you what makes kenneth square such a great place to live and visit from the fountains of long wood gardens to the delicious local mushrooms, pat will tell us about a special golf club, cbs-3 summer if he starts tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news", we will be right >>> rihanna promises big plans in the works for education in developing countries. superstar met with the president and first lady of france yesterday to discuss education. she hinted at a big announcement coming this september during u.n. week. rihanna is ambassador for charity's global partnership for education. singer has been tweeting world leaders requesting funding for schools. can't say she doesn't give back. >>> also cbs new action packed show, cast of swat got firsthand training from the professionals they will themselves. they took lessons from the san diego seal team unit. the group participated in exercises, while navigating rough terrain. actors who will represent heroes, practiced by dodging simulated enemy fire. swat premiers on cbs november 2nd. >>> and "eyewitness news" morning team is collecting some h

we will showcase everything that area has to offer, we will also set up our show at long wood gardensrrow right here on cbs-3. >>> meantime shark week continues. >> and camden a ventura quarter yummies celebrating a milestone, connor coleman was 1 million guest to cross the shelf bridge today. who, what, me, what. the suspension bridge is just inch's above the shark around the exhibit, connor received the ultimate shark week pry package that included shark theme items, and a year long membership to the aquarium. >> my man, congratulations. >> sharing it with the family. he is like are you sure, me. >> this is greatest ever. >> of all time. >> and that is great. >> congratulations, connor enjoy all of that. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our cyst storetation cw fill and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> tonight is the white news chaos? major garrett has new details on the in fighting within the president's inner circle, and, the push back he is getting from congress over attorney general jeff sessions. from new york here now is anthony mason. take

from the food to the fabulous fountains of long wood gardens we show everything great about that area and start tomorrow morning cbs3 and i'll thereby live starting eyewitness news at 5, 6 and 11 vittoria woodill mentioned the happy dance. we won't do that tomorrow with all the rain. >> someone, somewhere is doing the happy dance. >> you can relax now, we get. it more rain is on the way. potential for flash flooding and isolated severe weather will be a tough go as we head late day into tomorrow. but, all is squiet right now in center city philadelphia, where the clouds happening around today that held temperatures back 81 degrees. third day in a row of below average high temperatures. should be 87. started off the day feeling comfy. 67 and humidity increased and all is quiet and dry as we look live at center city philadelphia and sky lit up eagles green and southwesterly winds 3 miles an hour and light wind speeds now. temperatures across area cool. especially poconos reaching for long sleeves. 6 right n0 allentown and middle 70s along the coast. and storm scan 3 showing us mainly dr

the teens entered the home after long wood drive on two separate occasions the first time at beginning teenager threw a party in the house and vandalized place. second time it happened a few days later and the homeowner says the teens broke windows and tore doors off hinges and smashed holes in walls. >> the house is empty because you don't have anybody living there or you're on vacation, it hopes to alert neighbors of that situation. give them your phone number or ask them to contact police f >> the patch newspaper reports the teens are student at walt wisdom. >> 6:33 is the time. time for morning line. nats are waking up for a two game set with la angels. on the mound tnd for washington edwin jackson filling in for joe ross that will undergo tommy john surgery tomorrow and nats before and solo shot as 235 moving along head of vladimir for most in the mopt ral ex expos/nats history. also a good game for bryce harper that blasted three-run three-run homerer. nats beat reds, 6-1. >> this is allison favorite >> wpt to know why. >> they're doing it since he's not using it much. his teamma

. >> reporter: we're off long wood drive in up scale neighborhood in bethesda. you can see the home we're talking about here behind me with the windows boarded up that was after this house juan broken into and vandalized by teenagers not once but twice. the first time was at the very beginning of july when investigators say this unoccupied rental home was broken into by at least one teenager that and then vandalized the house. the second time happened just a few days later. the homeowner here told neighbors and principal of walt whitman there was drug use and under age drinking and teenagers left several broken windows tore doors off hinges and kicked holes in walls. police would not elaborate more they say this case especially initial break in is under investigation. right now two boys and one girl are facing charges of burglary, trespassing and destruction of property under $1,000 for the second break in. >> later that week about july 5 there was another call at 8 . and this time police responded and caught three youths that had just left the residence. and th

. >> we are heading to kenneth square join me live from long wood gardens and get behind the scenes look at these beautiful fountains coming to life. >>> plus why kenneth square is known as mushroom capitol of the world. >>> all of the summer if he fun starts tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news". then continues here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00, join us. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", baby boom, hospitals across chicago are seeing a surge in births, why it may be the reason why, is there so many babies, don. >>> wentz to jeffery a combination we hope to see a lot of this season. we will hear from carson and also, a turn for the worst how jordan hicks broke his hand on his honeymoon, he explains the whole story coming >>> full squad back at it and few of them have stories to tell. >> sports director don bell joins us from south philadelphia with all of that, don. >> guys, there were a few moments today where you could see it, sense it, possibilities were endless, carson wentz throwing a long touchdown pass to alshon jeffery. i do have to mention is there absolutely defense on the

as his friend ralph waldo emerson had not long before boughtproperty we are standing on now . as the wood one, basically. the soil around walden isn't good for much except growing trees and he asked emerson if he could put up a structure here and stay here for a while and emerson said sure. his principal purpose was to find a sort of writers studio for himself. it was something he'd been thinking about for several years and the specific project he had in mind was a book and memorial to his brother john who had died in 1841. the book is about a trip that he took with john in 1839, they were both very young but they took a trip i vote up to new hampshire and that's loosely the red that runs through a week on the concorde and merrimack which is the book that he wrote here. while he was here it's easy to imagine that thoreau was all alone and if you read the book you would think he's like halfway up the slopes of the mountain or something, that he was off at the end of the world somewhere. but he's not, he's connected to town, it's only a little over a mile away, especially if you take the ra

chopper 4 over the scene off east long view drive in wood ridge, prince will yaiam county police saying the woman was rushed off to the hospital with two critical injury but two children were there but were not hurt. the suspect is in custody at this hour. several officers being treated for smoke inhalation. we'll continue to follow this situation and bring you any updates. >>> now, to a warning for parents at a story you'll want to share with your own children. eight-year-old quick thinking saved her. northern virginia bureau reporter is in leesburg where this scarey encounter took place. david, this is a lesson for every parent. >> reporter: you know, leon, as a parent you hear a story like this and this is the type of story that you say, all right, kids, sit down, we've got to talk about this. a lot of parents in this community are having that to do when you get approached by a stranger, a stranger who has a really convincing story. a mom now questioning surroundings in which she once felt safe. >> i felt like i can't let her ride around any more. >> we're keeping her name and face p

long in manayunk. intersection is silver wood and fountain. a spill with fire crews on the scene in upper darby township along bloomfield avenue and directional -- directional avenue. we're getting ready for the festivities surrounding independence holiday. expect restrictions in front of the art museum at eakens oval. we have closures of 5th and 6th street. chestnut, ranstead around independence hole because of the block party -- independence hall, because of the block party and philly pops. >>> we have an accident at could you -- cowpath road at bethlehem pike. we have a wreck commodore barry bridge off the delaware memorial bridge. speeds okay. we have a crash garden state parkway way up north near lawrence harbor. in our area, the parkway is looking fine if you're heading to the shore this morning. >> developing overseas, the search is on for survivors a crash between a tour bus and truck in germany. police multiple fatalities. 31 people were rushed to the hospital while 17 others are not accounted for. it's not clear where a caused the co

wood, solar, cellular, sheer, roman shades and more! all 25 percent off. shades are still poppin, but not for long! blinds to go. blinds for life. >> tennis star venus williams is at wimbledon, but a deadly crash she was involved in continues to be investigated by police. a surveillance video shows venus in the intersection when a hyundai sedan plowed into the h passenger side. a 78-year-old man was killed. williams was not charged. a seven story apartment building went up in flames at 4:30. flames and smoke visible across the bay in san francisco. no one was living in the building yet, it is surrounded by occupied houses. neighbors credit police for waking them up and saving their lives. nobody was hurt. >>> authorities believe south carolina inmate that escaped a maximum security prison did so with wire cutters flown in by drones. he was captured today after two days on the run. the convicted kidnapper cut through prison wire with wire cutters flown in by a drone. this is his second prison barack in 12 years. the youngest nobel prize winner has 345,000 followers in one day. ma la la made headlines when she was

wood." landau died at 89. off long island, a golden retriever did what he was born to do on saturday. coaxed six-year-old sorm back to shore. the retriever brought a struggling fawn to safety. the baby deer, about three months old, was exhausted but was recovering at a wildlife center. nice work, storm. up next, the international robot challenge. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by mass mutual, recognizing the importance of relying on others. ing on others. recognizing the importance of relying on others. then we are told it's braver to go it alone. ♪ but there is another way to live. ♪ a way that sees the only path to fulfillment- is through others. ♪ and when youod sugar is a replace one meal... choices. ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. the ford summer sales event is in full swing. they are not listening to me. watch this. who wants ice creeaaaaaam!? so that's how you get them to listen. take on summer right with ford,

wood, solar, cellular, sheer, roman shades and more! all 25 percent off. shades are still poppin, but not for long! blinds to go. blinds for life. >> a fiery plane crash shut down a stretch of the nation's busiest highway, the 405 in sant california. a plane skidded on the roadway. >> saw flames all around us. >> other drivers dragged the pilot and passenger to safety. the pilot sent a mayday call minutes after taking off saying he lost the engine. a highway inferno was captured in baena vista township atlantic county. that's where a tractor trailer burst into flames 5:00 along 322 at route 54. police say the truck was carrying produce. no word on what sparked the fire or whether anyone was hurt. >> a former burlington county police officer pled guilty to causing the death. he was under the influence of alcohol when he ran into a utility pole killing passenger ariana williams. he told the victim's family he wished he could go back and change that night. >> there is not a day that goes by i'm not thinking about ariana. there is not a day that goes by that i didn't wish i was not behind the wheel of the car. >> he

but in one part of the district, there's a long time parade that celebrates the citizens we call local washington, news 4 is tom sherwood reports. >> the mill wood mall represents a one block long streak at the parade every year, tom lot, 29 of them. >> we've been at this for a long time. we stick together like glue. >> it's a real hometown. >> you know it is, that's what today is all about. >> from the popular different drummers, to the waving young people and really the fire truck and, of course, bad pipes. the 51st palace aide citizens association parade is all white and blue fun. we even fussed a little at the purple shirt. >> on fourth of july, red white and blue, that's purple. you had never had anything positive to say. >> i'm in the media. >> happy july fourth. >> peter walked up. >> see you're part of parade or security or both. >> i'm part of both. we're having a great time. you can see everybody smiling. >> parents chase children, local parade, for local residence. >> so many people think of us as a federal city, when in fact, we're a city of neighborhoods. >> the rest of y'all can go away. i'm going to the parade. >> turned out in fo

experts say it's best to wear long sleeves and tick repellant when you're out in wooded areas.lso check yourself, your kids, your pets within two hours of going indoors. that did happen. >> in the next hour, look at disease ticks are carrying and why it's causing so much concern. >>> we should talk about your tick finding and your trip to the doctor all that on facebook live today. >> on social media. we'll cover that subject. meanwhile, let's find out if the vine street expressway is still closed another ten minutes. >> at least another ten minutes. i'm a little itchy. watching the vine street expressway. cameras around broad street. actually looks like they're starting to let cars through the area right now. this is usually one of the first ramps to open or first road to open. still have construction throughout. it looks like they are letting one car or so at a time by the scene. westbound side around broad street. earlier diverting off traffic off the broad street off-ramp. right now see cars getting by. keep eyes on it. still construction crew out there. move over to new je

nascar back back in our neck of the woods for the overton 400 run in long pond. the lead with 16 laps remaining, held off a charge from to take the checkered flag, first win in 36 races and first ever win at pocono. the seventh time the charm can now be mentioned in the same breath as michael phelps. team usa won the four by 100 meters yesterday at the world championship in hungary, with winning the seventh gold metal of the competition. the 20 year old won three individual goals saturday night and toast al of four row lay gold metals, michael phelps won seven gold medals at the 2,007 world championship. that's pretty prim he is i have. twenty years opened. seven gold medals, in the same sentence as michael phelps. good stuff. >> quite impressive. thank you, pat. >> pay close attention to this coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news," we'll show you features of rolls royce cents new phantom eight. that's in a live report from wall street coming up. plus, president trump is weighing his options. after the us and it allies consider further action aga

and so where you can now join some of the celebrations we will tell but them all morning long in your neck of the wood>>> look at that, truth goes marching on. how about that. good morning to you. >> how are you happy fourth. >> happy fourth as well. >> best place to celebrate the fourth right here in philadelphia. >> without a doubt. without a doubt. you brought us perfect weather to celebrate. >> it will be typical for july , stepping outdoors warm, muggy spotty thunderstorms cannot be ruled out and we have fire works forecast coming up. lets talk a little bit about what is happening right now, outside you can see along the parkway they are gearing up for wawa welcome america. it is 77 degrees. look at humidity up there at 76 percent because of the dew points in the upper 60's to 70 we have 68 in allentown. mid 70's in atlantic city. seventy in millville. seventy-six in wilmington. we will move into sections of south jersey mullica 69 degrees. sixty-nine in hammington. seventy-one cape may point. temperatures in ocean city right around 73 degrees. water temperature right around 60. down the shore we

long. >>> right now, cory stewart is in wood bridge announcing his intention to run for u.s. senate. stewart chairs the prince william county board of supervisors. he's also a staunch supporter of president trump. remember stewart nearly pulled off an upset victory last month in the virginia primary for governor. our northern virginia bureau chief, julie, is there. you can follow her on twitter for updates. >>> also right now, president trump is in paris where he's meeting with president emmanuel macron in about an hour from now, both leaders will hold a news conference. that is where we expect the president trump to face questions about the russia investigation. news4's tracie potts has t latest. >> reporter: ahead of today's news conference, president trump is speaking out about his relationship with russian president vladimir putin. >> there are many things that i do that are the exact opposite of what he would want. so when i keep hearing about that he would have rather had trump, i think probably not. >> reporter: mr. trump calls questions about his son's meeting with the russia

and uncovered burnt wires and wood . could provide clues.it is a long and meticulous process that could take days.sot we've been disappointed by the way it's been stored by the ngs put out here in the open but we are doing the best we can to identify what can still be helpful (justine) the two men charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter... derick almena and max harris... are in jail. each being held on bail of just over one million dollars. they will be back in court next month. (steve) another big story we're working tonight: that dramatic and destructive wildfire that destroyed a home in the east san jose foothills last night. and now the man who lived in that home is sifting through the rubble...as firefighters are still working to contain the fire. grant lodes has been tracking this fire since it started... and is here an analysis of why this fire spread so fast. (grant) thre was waist high, bone dry grass...add in high temperatures and significant wind...and the fire was a big challenge. it left three firefighters with minor injuries. one home was destoyed on lariat lane

. >> if there's a fire that goes on right here, how long is it going to take for present wood or oakleyo get here. >> there's are times when we can have 20-plus minute response times. >> reporter: the chief says the average response time will be 13 minutes, double what's recommended, with crews from just three stations now covering 7,000 calls a year because fire station 94 is now a parking garage. in nightsen, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> fire danger will remain high for the foreseeable future. let's check the forecast with meteorologist drew tuma. >> fortunately tonight we're dealing with fog keeping the humidity rather high. coastal clouds right now will be moving inland. one of the reasons they will move inland is an active breeze, especially through the delta right now. you look at fairfield, and the winds are gusting to about 33 miles per hour. what that will do, act kind of like a vacuum and suck some of that coastal cloud cover inland. 24 th is going to be a similar setup to what is happening on the fourth. temperatures in the mid-50s to upper 60s with that breeze, and the

. >> my big delight was to make a model airplane made of balsa wood, go up on the roof, send it off and see how long it took it to crash. >> many of the military's top brass had disdain for the aeroplane. but some in uniform did believe. none more outspoken and zealous than billy mitchell. >> billy mitchell believed that air power could be decisive in warfare and that the next war would be won by air power. >> mitchell's visionary idea that the united states should have a separate air force made him some enemies, but it also made him friends. many of them, world war i pilots like captain robert oles. >> this is my dad. >> his son can still remember hearing the fly boys spin their yarns. >> i used to sit at the top of the stairs as a little boy and listen to my dad and his contemporaries. it was back during the depression years, so the entertainment was whatever they did right there on base. i'd hear their tales of flying. >> robin oles was born in 1922 and he'd follow his father into the skies, becoming a legendary ace and military leader. >> dad took me up on my birthday when i was about 8. it was

retired caterer and mom pat hart still works as a waitress here at the wood month country club in rockville but maybe not for long. >> relief that he's made it. >> dream come true. >> josh hart. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: big party the night of the nba draft. josh hart picked number 30 by the utah jazz and immediately traded to the l. a. lakers. check out hart's tweets in the crazy days that followed. first -- excited to be an l. a. laker. then -- what should the first car be? and then -- my biggest dream is to make sure my parents never have to work again. >> it was last week he calls my husband and he says you dad, kind of point of view in l. a -- expensive in l. a. >> we're so blessed. and he's good and he's -- he's there and he loves it and he wants it. >> reporter: hart was molded by adversity. his family home burned down when he was 10 years old. he was recruited by sidwell friends school and then kicked out because his grades were so bad. only to see the community rally around him and convince the prestigious school to bring him back. >> josh's story has been told but it's still very written an

retired caterer and mom pat hart still works as a waitress here at the wood month country club in rockville but maybe not for long>> relief that he's made it. >> dream come true. >> josh hart. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: big party the night of the nba draft. josh hart picked number 30 by the utah jazz and immediately traded to the l. a. lakers. check out hart's tweets in the crazy days that followed. first -- excited to be an l. a. laker. then -- what should the first car be? and then -- my biggest dream is to make sure my parents never have to work again. >> it was last week he calls my husband and he says you

>> the technology in the lane surface itself has come a long way with the resin that they use to go over, it's not actual woodre's actual resin that we bowl on. >> reporter: i used to bowl in a league as a kid, but i hadn't picked up a ball in years. it showed in my performance. >> give me one piece of advice so i will be a better bowler. >> follow through, and look at your target. follow through. you heard that from ej already. another tip is having good balance. you have to have great balance. every athlete in every sport has a solid foundation. >> reporter: neither th enjoyed the lucky strike in downtown d.c. offered the lanes like in tournament play. but one thing it had this day, for these unique balls sean brought with him. >> president truman originally had the white house bowling alley built in 1947. in 1955, president eisenhower turned it into a mimeograph room. the current lanes were created by president nixon in 1969. bowling is a bit of a sore spot for me. >> why is that? >> because this happened. >> really? bowling? >> really. yeah. >> wow, injury in bowling. i would not admit that. >>> that's th

wood." landau died saturday. he was 89. >>> off longn retriever did what he was born to do. >> storm, bring him in. good boy. >> mark freely coaxed 6-year-old storm back to shore. the retriever carried a struggling fawn to safety. the baby deer, about 3 months old, was exhausted but is recovering at a wildlife center. nice work, storm. >>> up next, the international robot challenge. >> announcer: this portion is sponsored by mass mutual, recognizing the importance of relying on others. >>> we end tonight at the international robotics competition. for some of the teams, chip reid tells us, the biggest challenge was just getting to the usa. >> reporter: in washington today, you might be relieved to know that robots stole the spotlight from the politicians. they were designed and built by teams of teenagers from 158 countries. and winning required cooperating with other nations. is winning the most important thing? >> no, definitely not. >> what's the most important thing in. >> having fun. >> reporter: there was no shortage of that. some

wooded area. this facility has long been used by american personnel to relax and come to escape the rigor offenserbecues. you can see picnic tables. a very quaint house. according to the russian foreign ministry, the americans will no longer be able to use this country retreat. nor will they be able to use a storage facility in the center of moscow. those moves coming into effect at the end of this month. just in a couple of days. in addition to that, the u.s. government, the u.s. diplomatic core will have to reduce its footprint in russia by potentially hundreds of personnel bringing the number of american diplomats, technicians, staff, in general to 455. the reason that number is chosen is that is the same number of russian diplomats currently serving in the united states. this is a move that was taken in reciprocity. the u.s. seized two diplomatic facilities from russia. also expelled some american diplomats. this is russia's pushing back in response to the sanction bill that was passed overwhelmingly by the house and senate. >> richard, stand by. susan, i want to go to you here. richard menti

long before friday's fire.>> millions of dollars, years of processing permits. resulted in rubble for wood partners. the developer and owner destroyed in friday's blaze. the fire in east bay now raising questions about parcell will dish person -- -- possible arsonist targeting construction sites.>> did they have concerns about this before it happened?>> everyone has been on alert who builds building in the east bay ever since the fires in emeryville and oakland fire district. >> reporter: spokesman says before the fire company had already implemented after security to prevent possible arson.>> they were security cameras, extra security guards>> reporter: partners is not the only builder concerned the bay area development may be under attack.>> we live in terror and our neighbors as well. people are afraid there will be another fire.>> reporter: the only fire victims -- >> are the developers going to rebuild treximet we have every intention to be built in oakland. they will have more than the security there had been in the past.>> we talk about more security, cameras, people but is something he did h

long. greg: it was her therapy. she went to the woods and she started writing. she cut the trees herself and made into paper and started writing using the blood of woodland creatures. [laughter] morgan, is their appeal to this book? it's like reading the tea the bk of the team lost the super bowl. >> i guess goldman doesn't pay enough. i don't know. i have a really good book title. screwed by weiner. [laughter] i hope my father is not wanting. [inaudible conversations] greg: i'm going to say the interim. no one will ever know that it was her and not me who said. kat, you preordered a copy. >> i can't wait to read it. i love reading things like that. i'm surprised that it wasn't like now, chelsea has run. i think hillary would be the very first political stage mom. so forced chelsea into running. will go with her to the debates and milk wear matching pantsuits and hillary will be standing in the back doing all the gestures that she's doing in the speech and teaching her and mouthing the words out loud and we will all hate it. greg: what do you think, tyrus? is th

woods. >> okay. maybe you can. >> i can't believe we're getting this. >> how long does it take you to photograph each one of these>> it it's a bigger animal we generally have more time. we maybe have a half hour or so. we're generally good until the meat runs out. with birds, smaller animals in these little shooting tents, maybe it's a 30-second or a one-minute deal. >> reporter: some of sartore's images have gone viral. in 2015 even projected onto major world landmarks like the vatican and the empire state building. >> so right now you're shopping. >> i am. i'm shopping. >> reporter: we met sartore at the bronx zoo in new york where he hopes to shoot one day for his ark. >> a lot of people will say wait a minute, this is about having animals in captivity. but you really see zoos and zookeepers as heroes. >> oh, yeah. zoos are heroes. and the people that work there. for sure. zoos really are conservation centers. for many of the species that i photograph they only exist in zoos now. they're extinct in the wild. >> reporter: according to a new study by the national academy of sciences earth is on the brink of its

. >> is pretty hot in my neck of the woods and i get a sunburn if i stay out there too long. we have a fog bank that is continuing to ramp

woods. you're doing that tonight, right? >> yes. >> all week ends longlus compete nag vocal competition. >> yes, look this is you in your costume. look how gorgeous you look. this is into the woods? >> uh-huh. >> what part do you play? >> i play sleeping beauty. >> sleeping beauty. isn't that pretty. you really look like you're in the woods there. and you really look like you're on radar here, too, you understands how the green screen works, right? >> yes. >> all right. so alexa, we move off to the side there. so the folks can see where the rain is. so you look, look at yourself over there. isn't that cool? you can see all of the lightning, and thunder, and we will zoom in little closer, because we're going to show you where the thunderstorms are north of wilmington, delaware, now you point to where the media these is her. >> well, it is -- >> there it is, right there. in media. >> we're just masters of the obvious here. >> now, alexa, you stay there, i'll step out, i know you want to escape, but you turn to your left there, and tell me what the high tem

after mill your faces one of whom was somebody i've talked about for a long time in my previous job as a sports center at the woods. she's a double gold medal medalist multiple world champion in the pole vault and i got a few minutes with you let's take a listen to watch tell me. first of all your thoughts on how russia has welcomed the world for the twenty seventeen confederations cup well i think we host a one on their very high level and they really hold it all fun. and believe all come to move will keep. till the next here and they will surprise them more and for the world championships what one of the things going into the tournament there are a lot of scare stories would russia be able to host a tournament of this size the press a lot of the western pressure seeing russia has welcomed the world don't well people are writing great stories about it how happy how satisfied are you without reaction from the press not just the fans here well of course your leg tractions from the press because it's important. to world to what you know who we are and what we are doing here and when they speak in a would do a bad fo

he then capped a long career with an oscar for his role in 1994's 'ed wood'.had just celebrated his 89th birthday. ( darya ) a community is still mourning the death of four young men whose bodies were found on a pennsylvania farm in a mass grave. ( mark ) community members gathered last night to remember the four young men. alicia nieves has the latest. "tonight night we will share in a collective message of healing and hope..." hundreds, if not a thousand or so people in bucks county gathered for a candlelight vigil...at the garden of reflection in lower makefield. a 9/11 memorial site... originally built to be a place where overwhelming loss could be soothed. "be not afraid, this evening we gather as a community, asking god to grant us peace, strength, consolation, and hope." this community... today ... collectively grieving the loss of four young men, who were shot, buried... murdered on this farm in solebury township. these young men: dean finocchiaro, tom meo, mark sturgis, and jimi tar patrick. dominic vanucci: "it hurts for everybody. everybody is just

wood just yet. atlantic throughout you through long beach island, beach haven and back down toward ocean city as well, still more moderate rainfall to the north where we were just seeing that heavier rainfall just again a little bit ago back through cape may county for avalon, sea isle, again right now getting lighter rainfall but as we head north it gets heavier. storm scan three shows orange, red, yellow off the coast of delaware too. that is good news for those in sussex county where areas have seen in the last 24 hours over 5 inches of rain. there is a flash flood warning for southern cape may county until 8:15. don't drive through flood roadways and you need to be vigilant out there in southern cape may county for the rest of the morning. temperatures for us, well, we are in the high 60's, couple areas in the 70's, ac airport, dover at 71, 70 degrees respectively. by 9:00 cloudy, rain, isolated thunderstorms are still a possibility generally south of philadelphia, 70 around 9:00 in the morning. by lunchtime or so overcast skies a few breaks in the cloud, a couple spotty showers not ruled out by

. >> exactly >> is that a long term problem >> it's a near term problem not just a long term problem the dead woodbe cleared in order to make way for new companies. so it's a really big problem and i think that as we have a normalization of interest rates which in the u.s. we're on the path of and will get exported to the rest of the world we'll see this emerge. the thing to keep in mind while investing avoid the zombie funds. they look like they are alive but they are dead. >> you think one of the pillars of strength could be enterprise staples. we talk about staples, what are the household things you can't live without what can we really not live without? maybe an iphone. >> we first and foremost pay attention to risk before we pay attention returns. people feel they are not taking earnings risk. what you are taking is valuation risks. they are so expensive. so we are contrarians. we look where nobody else is looking. we hit upon this idea in the enterprise world what is the must have? and that's software. you can't do without software. in the enterprise staple market we came upon companies like

woods? what's his first name? >> i don't know? >> how long you live together?obably eight months. >> eight months. and you think you are safe going back to the same cell? >> yeah. >> you don't think you'll fall again? >> no. >> you think for whatever reason you fell for this time is over with and you won't fall more? >> should be. >> you understand where i'm coming from, we've got to protect you. >> i fell. leave it at that. >> you don't want to talk about what happened? >> no. trying to get medical attention. >> i'll get you all fixed up. they've done some x-rays, right? all right. he reported he had fallen in his cell. which is typical in prison. instead of snitching on anybody they say they fell or had a seizure. hit their head playing basketball. he's got substantial injuries. it looks like his jaw is broken or his orbital is fractured. staff think that something was done with a hot pot. there was a hot pot inside cell that was broke. the cell mate is in cuffs. we'll go over and talk to him, see what he's got to say. >> the cell mate is dana woods serving 7

wooded areas. parks areas where deer present. if you're outside. remember to wear long sleeves. check yourself and kids or pets within two hours of getting inside. if you find a tick, remove it with tweezers by grabbing it near the head. wash the area where you found it with soap and water. you don't really think about it. >> i would add my wife was smart enough to put it inside the zip lock bag to take it to the doctor. if you see a bulls eye like i did. up to half of the cases of lime disease. doesn't appear. state has about 1,000 fewer cases of lime disease reported now than the same timeÑi last year. attribute this to more people taking precautions. >>> good morning. jessica boyington with you. just watched the clearing of an accident. see the police activity still on the right-hand side. horsham road. montgomery township. all of that residual delay looks to be clearing. not seeing that anymore. there are some accidents out there and some volume starting to accumulate on the majors. i'm touch on that when i come back. for now get a check on today's forecast with bill henley.

she was headed into the woods, on a mission to honor her late husband who passed away not long ago, afterars of marriage. >> i'm not going to walk too far. a place with flowers and things, and scatter the ashes. >> reporter: in olympic national park in washington. when it was time to return, she could not find her way. >> i got disoriented. i couldn't find the road and i could not find the road. >> reporter: dusk set in and she and her dog would spend the night in the woods. the next day was no better. was to be rescued. >> reporter: look at what she built, her own shelter out of branches. she tried to find a high point in the woods hoping to be seen. six days in, she heard the sound of those helicopter and i was so excited. >> reporter: 19 search and rescue volunteers on the ground. coast guard in the air. we talked with them today. >> she didn't seem nervous. i think it was more relief. >> reporter: the pilot on his first live rescue mission at the controls. >> it makes you want to continue serving. you could be the last line of defense between life saved and life lost. >> reporter: tha