milwaukee's airport is still closed. and check this out. hole suddenly opened beneath an intersection in downtown milwaukee, swallowing a cadillac escalade. the driver has been hospitalized. >>> if you're driving near the great lakes today, expect some wet roads on i-80, from cleveland to chicago. tropical storm bonnie, could flood i-95 south of miami. and floods are possible from i-95, from dallas to des moines and san antonio. floods could hit i-20 from dallas to waco. >> if you are flying today, expect airport delays in milwaukee, detroit, chicago, houston and miami. >>> an american accused of links to terrorism will appear at a detention hearing today in a virginia. zachary chesser is charged with providing material support to a group with ties to al qaeda. >> chesser is far from alone. officials say the number of home-grown terrorists is on the rise. pierre thomas reports. >> reporter: the fbi claims zachary chesser, who just two years ago was a student at a suburban virginia high school, became a terrorist hell-bent on jihad. neighbor

milwaukee was pounded. a record 5.6 inches of rain from one massive storm. >> i'm very amazed at this. i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: nearly eight inches of rain in a single day, another record. a state of emergency declared as roads washed away and basements flooded. >> you can't underestimate the power of the rushing water. it will pull you under in no time. >> reporter: two sisters were hospitalized when struck by lightning. numerous tornadoes were reported and milwaukee's airport closed, with standing water on the runways. rushing water opened a giant 20-foot sinkhole in the city's east side, swallowing an suv and its driver. >> i knew i needed to do something quick, otherwise something bad was gonna happen, because the water kept flowing and flowing. >> i grabbed you hand and you looked at me like you weren't even in it yourself and just said, "get me out of here." >> reporter: and right behind the rain, more extreme heat. on the mall in d.c., it is a steam bath. >> no, i don't like

in milwaukee, thousands of people have been getting sick. man: private distributors of bottled water are sending extra supplies as fast as possible. health officials blame a microscopic parasite called cryptosporidium. man: in the 1993 cryptosporidium outbreak, over 400,000 people became ill with diarrhea, cramping and nausea, and we also recorded over 100 deaths, primarily in the immuno-compromised community, and in particular, individuals with aids, or hiv infection. man: people were beginning to experience symptoms of diarrhea. it started to become more and more widespread. so the natural spot to look was drinking water. so tests were run on the water coming out of both of our water treatment plants. and we found cryptosporidium coming out of our howard avenue plant. man: milwaukee officials are shutting down one of the city's two water purification plants. biedrzycki: cryptosporidium is a parasite that's found in the gut or intestine of both humans and animals, and found in many surface waters throughout the globe. prior to 1993, it was

torrential rains led to massive flooding in milwaukee.hole actually swallowed a car, take a look, and the milwaukee airport was closed when the runways were flooded. >>> now to the latest on kyron horman, the oregon boy 7 years old been missing since early june. kyron's birth parents are pleading with a friend of the stepmother to cooperate with investigators. the parents say the friend has given the stepmom advice that is hindering the search for kyron. police searched her apartment last week. it's still unclear if they found anything. the parents say if she causes a delay finding kyron, they will consider civil remedies against her. >>> an update on a story we've been following, the uproar in the l.a. area over three city officials. >> you guys, i'm not up there. if i was up there -- >> after a heated meeting that ran past midnight the bell city council announced all three have resigned. the city of less than 40,000 people was paying its chief administrative officer robert rizzo nearly $800,000 a year. the assistant city manager was get

seven >> inches of rain in two hours you can see the results in milwaukee hundreds of homes are flooded, thousands of air travelers have been stranded and it's still raining. >> water in the rain we'll cut milwaukee's airport closed unless they till this afternoon pure the downpour's flooded several places. least a half- dozen homes are held up by just a few cinderblocks after the basement walls were washed away. this may be the day's most dramatic picture cadillac escalade is swallowed up by a huge sinkhole. the driver trapped inside as water poured down periods >> were needed to do something otherwise the water kept flowing in. bystanders >> to poland to safety. >> i keep rappahannock looked at me like he was himself you said get of here. >> he suffered cuts and bruises but was well enough to shake the hand the man who may have saved his life. >> and south of milwaukee check this out a storm chasers capturing a fun of cloud at least seven tornadoes touched down in the area yesterday afternoon and two sisters were struck by lightning. they are hospitalized. and a live look for just a s

in milwaukee, more than 7 inches of rain fell within just a few hours. the rain was so fast and furious, it formed a sinkhole that swallowed a car whole. look at that. and the airport had to be closed when the runways flooded. >> it will very, very quickly overwhelm the system when you have that much rain. because of magnitude of the storm, because of the damage it's already done, we again very quickly activated our emergency operation center. >> more than 30,000 customers were without power last night. >>> this morning precautions are being taken in the gulf of mexico as tropical storm bonnie is on a track that would level a direct hit over the damaged bp oil well. bonnie is approaching the florida keys today with sustained winds of 40 miles per hour. the storm is expected to reach the gulf of mexico by tomorrow. the order to reposition ships working on the well, that was issued last night. tara mergener is in washington with the latest on this. if it's not one thing, it's another thing, tara. >> reporter: that's right, betty. good morning. just as bp w

. >> in milwaukee a very dry and man got to it thinks the man who pulled him to safety >> i was very thankful he was at the right time at the right place and he did have to do something like that >> there was some good news for milwaukee after they canceled the flood watch >> lots of blue sky as all- around the blue area today but still that stubborn fog hugging the coast. this is a shot from candlestick park looking over the bay. we have a lot of clouds over the city for the bay. temperatures presently cool. clear in the '50s and '60s most thought. walnut creek right now 63. alex festival. we've had great weather and sunday will be no different little bit of cloudiness in the morning. temperatures real nice getting into the upper 80s by the late afternoon. here's the fog tracker. in the fog is already in til lot of the parts of the bay tonight. into santa rosa. most spots in the bay area by nine are 10:00 hudson will be giving way to sunshine. still some fog remains for some locations near the bay. but that to the ocean in the western said the answer seven cisco. in these numbers ac

parts of milwaukee saw 7 inches of rain in just two hours. nothing like we're going to have the weather here. kristine hanson is in for mike now. >> california ather, we have fog stl around the bay but hazy sunshine. this wide shot as we look outside. warmer weather, we'll have those numbers and complete accu-weather forecas coming up. >> gold park, someone is attacking somef the park's biggest attractions. a new partnership with the video sharing site. how you can be a major part of our news every day. >> and wal-mart is turning to a high-tech device to helprack clothing. >>> if you are looking for something fun to do this weekend how about a free concert? oakland municipal band is celebrating the 99th season and final performance is this sunday at lake side park by lake merrt. show is froming is to 3:00, featuring everying from jazz to pop to show tunes. and gilroy garc festival is opening thisorning. three-day festival usuall attracts more than hundred thousand visitors all wanting to taste the dishes ranging from pasta to ice cream. traff

parts of milwaukee saw 7 inches of rain in just two hours.othing like we're going to have the weather here. kristine hanson is in for mike now. >> california weather, we have fog still around the bay but hazy sunshine. this wide shot as we look outside. warmer weather, we'll have those numbers and complete accu-weather forecast coming up. >> gold park, someone is attacking some of the park's biggest attractions. a new partnership with the video sharing site. how you can be a major part of our news every day. >> and wal-mart is turning to a high-tech device to help track clothing. music superstar pink is here >> then -- oprah: dwayne "the rock" >> then -- oprah: dwayne "the rock" "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have cho

but nowhere was it as bad as the city of milwaukee. here you can see the earth simply collapsed beneath these two houses. one of them was home to a woman for 57 years. both are targeted for immediate demolition. and the forecast isn't friendly. there is a chance for flash flooding through tomorrow. katie? >> couric: cynthia bowers, thanks very much. meanwhile an ambitious experiment in education reform is moving forward in the washington, d.c., public schools. the city fired 241 teachers today, mostly for failing a tough new evaluation process, and warned another 700 they could be fired next year if they don't improve. the d.c. teacher's union says it will contest the firing. bank executives are under fire tonight. a new report says that in the middle of the financial crisis, they were giving themselves big bonuses with the help of taxpayer money. here's our chief white house correspondent chip reid. >> reporter: as the economy was collapsing and the government was spending billions to bail out wall street banks, bank executives were s

all right, kevin tibbles, in milwaukee.pical storm bonnie formed near the bahamas last night. it is expected to cross south flo florida today and it's on a track that could take it over the bp oil site in the gulf. the storm is already delaying efforts to permanently plug the ruptured well. kerry sand certificates in st. petersburg, florida, where he got a unique look at the impact of the spill. good morning. >> reporter: the tropical storm is not only impacting the emergency operations but it's brought the scientists back to port. this is the submarine they've been using out there searching for the oil south of the leak site. well, they're out searching for evidence of oil but probably not today. i squeezed into the four-man submersible joining scientists on an urgent exploration of the gulf. 88 miles west of st. petersburg, florida, and more than 230 miles of deep water horizon. we dipped into the gulf waters and immediately were welcome. >> a dolphin right there. >> reporter: one biologist says that is important. the eco

they both join us exclusively from milwaukee.th of you with us. >> hello. >> morning. >> lance, set the scene for me. driving along with terrible storms and as i understand you notice a streetlight kind of sinking into the ground and before you know it, you're zipg i you'resinking. >> i looked to my right and saw a guy taking a picture of a streetlight but the streetlight was parallel to the ground and as i comprehended it basically looked like the streetlight just sunk into the ground. and as i did that, that's when basically the road just collapsed under me and my truck just fell 20 feet into the hole. >> and you passed out so when you wake up and all of a sudden realize where you are and what's happening and you're trying to figure out how to get out, what's your first thought how you are going to survive this? >> um, yeah. like everything went dark for about five seconds. when i looked up, there was a huge sewage pole with water gushing out of it and i basically looked up and looked around me and i was just looking for a way

as with all the latest with the flooding in the midwest. >> cat milwaukee's airport closed last night into this afternoon. the downpours flooded several suburbs. police say they responded to hundreds of calls to people with water in their homes. least a half-dozen homes are held up by just a few cinderblocks after their basement walls were washed away. this may be the day's most dramatic picture a catalog escalade swallowed up by a huge sinkhole pure the driver trapped inside as water poured down. i knew >> to do something otherwise something was going to happen to as the water kept flowing in. >> standards pitched in a poll and a safety. i grabbed her hand and looked at me like you were yourself and get me out of fear and i got shot. the >> driver suffered cuts and bruises but he was well enough to shake the hand of the man who may have saved his life. >> right place right time periods of the milwaukee a storm choose your caught this on a cloud of the seven tornadoes touched down in the area yesterday, and sisters were struck by lightning and who they were hospitalized. >> just in a

widespread flooding paralyzed the milwaukee, wisconsin, region today. storms dumped more than seven inches of rain in just two hours last night. milwaukee's main airport was closed for much of today as crews cleared water off runways. dozens of flights were canceled. near the downtown, a giant sinkhole that measured 20 feet deep and 15 feet wide swallowed an entire cadillac escalade. the city's public works commissioner said there was too much water, too fast. >> it was a result of the -- essentially a manhole collapse. once that happens, the soil scours away, becomes like a big drain. just like in your sink. water just keeps draining in there, wiping out more and more soil, pavement finally buckled. >> sreenivasan: another wave of thunderstorms was forecast for southern wisconsin today. wall street closed out the week with another rally. it was fueled partly by upbeat reports on european banks and u.s. corporate earnings. those included ford's profit of $2.6 billion in the second quarter. the dow jones industrial average gained 102 points to close at 1

milwaukee went on to win, 3-2. >> that's when you see little birds, speaking is of the cartoon? man, watch out! he plays rough. >> it might have been special effects, i don't know. >> yeah, right. >> what's your job? i'm the major league tweet girl. >> anytime. >> do they pay you if they pay you like in the city of bell. >> i'll do anything in the city of bell. >>> we've got the people making their way on the morning drive, but it's friday so we have an easy, lighter volume, 18 minutes off of that carquinez bridge down the freeway. the chp reports right down here about the 980/580 interchange, the reports of a structure fire. we're checking it out. it might be a small issue, but we'll let you know anytime there's a structure fire in the city of oakland area outside of downtown we'll follow it very carefully. over here i'll warn you about slowing around infineon parkway, heading through the area very congested because of all the folks headed over there. the rest of the north bay commute light across the golden gate bridge. a live look shows you. the nice easy drive through here.

. >>> finally, a funny moment to show you from milwaukee where reds' starter travis wood struck out joe inglett to retire the side -- or so he thought so. travis began walking off the field. travis. oh, hey! you know what? only two outs. get back out there. you've got to get one more. reds' skipper dusty baker had a good laugh since he won it, 10-2. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, who's taking over for simon on "american idol?" your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, is farming a dying occupation? not if these kids have anything to say about it. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. here's a look at your thursday forecast. starting with showers near phoenix this morning. the afternoon should be dry. we will continue to watch dry conditions in much of california and temperatures will be near seasonal averages. the exception will be along the coast. it's been a very chilly summer in san francisco, and that continues into your friday. boise will be hot and salt lake city. notice some of the heat

even shutting down milwaukee's airport overnight. >>> overseas, north korea is threatening a, quote, physical response, to u.s. military drills offer its coast. at a second security summit in vietnam today, secretary of state hillary clinton called the north's behavior provocative and dangerous. clinton already announced tougher sanctions against the north this week. >>> president obama has apologized to shirley sherrod, saying he regrets that she was forced to resign her government job. sherrod spent all week fighting to clear her name, after an internet video portrayed her as a racist. in an exclusive interview with our elisabeth leamy, the president said, agriculture secretary tom vilsack, jumped the gun in firing her. >>> a government report finds northwest airlines repeatedly failed to follow safety orders for more than a decade. but was not held accountable by the faa. the report confirms a whistleblower's allegation of a cozy relationship between the agency and airlines. northwest merged with delta last year. >>> another big s

the store,s have caused serious flooding in milwaukee. the airport was shut down after runways were flooded. more rain is predicted as thousands of homes are without power. >>> a gay national guard officer who has been one of most vocal critics of the military's don't ask don't tell 'policy has been honorably discharged. the lieutenant anounlds last year that he's gay and since then he's been a vocal critic of the pentagon. he's been arrested several times most recently this week at a rally in las vegas. he was discharged from the new york army national guard and said the decision was infuriating and painful. the policy requires the discharge of military member who is acknowledge being gay. >>> hollywood tonight is bracing for a strike that could feel worse as the 2007 writer's guild strike. it's not the writers who are threatening to walk the picket lines but the teamsters who provide transportation. a strike thoirgs vote is set for sunday. the union wants a 3% raise instead of the 2% the studios are offering. the trade paper "hollywood

i'd like to say saying kill and i'm very grateful for helping me >> there was some good news for milwaukee >> there was panic and chaos today in a very crowded music event in germany that turned into a stampede that resulted in death and injury >> thunderstorm some of them severe but pretty tranquil weather here in the bay area. we will be back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. >> in world is in western germany panic set off a stampede at this techno music festival 18 people were killed here this happened as concertgoers were trying to move into a very crowded tunnel. and part of the tunneproblem was that there wasy one entrance. >> witness is described people tumbling and trampling over people will have fallen. >> this plane crash happened appears to be an explosion the pilot managed to eject just two seconds before the plane hit the ground investigators really don't know yet what went wrong >> a lot of fog, close today keeping seeing school clubs all did long looks like that'll be the case of tomorrow as well all day long for right now have some cool temperatures. mar

day i taught class at the university of wisconsin, i had 500 students and an entire front row were milwaukee police officers. i told them that i just got a federal prison. they looked at me, and i said, "we are going to have a good time." [laughter] hey, it is real. that is what i want to do for you today, make it real. what you see is only a piece of the story, what happens in that courtroom. what happens later is when they go to prison. >> could you tell us some of the barriers you faced from the transition from prison into the community? >> when you get a prison, now, there is no date money. they all walked out in many states in their prison uniforms, with a number across their chests. it is really a miracle they do not get shot as escapees. they are coming home to the community with no winter clothes, no eyeglasses. they have had no medical attention in years. they are usually silver and not on drugs. usually, not always. -- they are usually sold -- sober. the idea is in prison they dry out. in prison, they are just warehouses. there is no prison programming anymore. there's no college p

. >>> cincinnati's scott rolen had four hits as the reds pounded milwaukee 12-4, putting cincinnati in st. louis in the national league central. >>> in denver, a freak accident as rockies closer huston street was injured by a line drive before the game. he bruised the right side of his abdomen and was taken away in an ambulance. in the game, garrett jones hit a double to break a tie and the pirates beat the rockies 4-2. >>> and we have video of spectacular crash in brazil. during a formula truck series race on sunday, a driver lost his brakes and went out of control. he crashed into another truck and the collision tore off the entire top section of that truck. look at this. amazingly, neither driver was seriously hurt. and that is some good news. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and here comes the bride. why chelsea clinton's wedding has everybody guessing. has everybody guessing. discover customers are getting 5% cashback bonus at the pump... and at many of the places their summer plans take them. it pays to get more. it pays to discover. and my dog

milwaukee's carlos gomez is one of the fastest players in the league. here's your proof. fred funk from the bunker... he gets a face full of sand... brewers beat the nats. no. 4, senior british open fred funk from the bunker. he gets a faceful of sand. cory pavin is your leader. no. 3, jason bay found out the hard way why it's called the warning track going face first into the wall. no. 2, back to the coliseum, trevor cahill, look what i found. the all-star gets his glove up just in time to rob alexei ramirez and your no. 1 play of the night, andy roddick taking on malis. check out the between the legs return the unfortunately roddick returned it to win the point and would take the match from three sets. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, i tore both my rotator cuffs. first i injured this shoulder, then this one, then this one two more times. playing with my kids was not an option. when a lot of doctors could have gone in and just said, "no, can't fix it." but he didn't give up. today i can throw my kids around in the pool. i can still coach rugby and share my love of the game

milwaukee's carlos gomez is one of the fastest players in the league. here's your proof.m the bunker... he gets a face full of sand... brewers beat the nats. no. 4, senior british open fred funk from the bunker. he gets a faceful of sand. cory pavin is your leader. no. 3, jason bay found out the hard way why it's called the warning track going face first into the wall. no. 2, back to the coliseum, trevor cahill, look what i found. the all-star gets his glove up just in time to rob alexei ramirez and your no. 1 play of the night, andy roddick taking on malis. check out the between the legs return the unfortunately roddick returned it to win the point ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, when the stage is set...

sinkhole near milwaukee it swallowed up the cadillac escalade.ve more in the coming up at a full check of your bay area forecast ahead as we take a live look at san jose where have 81 degrees is expected today. we'll be right back. half announcer ] jobs leaving. a budget disaster. california on the brink. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. [ female announcer ] with our state in crisis, we need a governor with a plan. you need a real plan, something i'll acknowledge i did not have. [ female announcer ] jerry brown. no plan then. no plan now. meg whitman. a plan for jobs. log on. learn more. were heading to the midwest now were wisconsin's governor taking a close look at the damage left behind by flash flooding. this is video of a suburb of milwaukee. saturday the governor stopped at the side of the us 20 ft. sinkhole he toward high school that sustain more through million dollars of damage. the governor said he's confident local government will get fe

being struck by lightning and several tornadoes reported the downpour out of a sinkhole in downtown milwaukee which swallowed a car and forced the closure of the city's airport. more news from the clock twenty four seven of our t.v. dot com just to remind you we have plenty to come this hour to sports news a travel guide to russia but let's check out the business news before all that with daniel bushell after a quick break. great for the full story we've got it. the biggest issues get a human voice things to say so with the news makers. welcome to business the much anticipated results of the european bank stress tests are out seven of europe's ninety one largest banks failed the exam which was intended to reveal which institutions would not be able to survive a sustained economic downturn or a sovereign debt default the banks which were found wanted including germany's hyper real estate which is now government owned following a bailout eighty eight bank of greece and full regional spanish lenders a number of other banks only passed the tests now early on the likely to face more pressure to in

and in the upper midwest, from milwaukee to fargo. >> if you're flying today, expect airport delays in minneapolis, dallas, houston, memphis, charlotte, atlanta and new orleans. >>> in the gulf this morning, workers are just days away from permanently stopping that leak. but on the surface, a bit of the mystery here. where exactly is all the oil? >> much of the crude has simply vanished. jeffrey kofman went looking for it, by boat and by air. >> reporter: for 86 days oil spewed into the gulf. perhaps 200 million gallons of it. so, where is it? >> i think it's underneath the water. you know? it's between the bottom and the top of the water. >> reporter: trooper salvador cipriano has been laying out boom. but he saysing there nothing to catch. is there oil in the marshes? >> not right now. >> reporter: it's become hard to find the oil. we surveyed the marshes and found none. and in a flight to the rig with the coast guard, there was no oil to be seen. >> it's been an elusive bunch of oil to find. >> reporter: two weeks ago, skimmers picked up about 25,000 barrels of oily water in 1 day.

. >> reporter: in wisconsin, strong sudden storms including tornadoes saturated milwaukee, milwauging the airport. airport., only the biggest ould plow througw through. hundreds of cars stranded. this little girl, rescued from one. ued from t sink hole swallowed me homes, in some homes, basements collapsed. >> water is high. gas leak. they're trying to put people perywhere. it's bad. >> reporter: in michigan, rough weather slowed rescue efforts oner a small plane on a medical mission to the mayo clinic went down in lake michigan. four are missing. the hot, humid system is moving east, making things miserable aom new york to north carolina. >> it acts like a giant heat mexico. it takes moisture off the gulf of mexico. warm air from the south and drives it north across the country. >> reporter: back in chicago, where the beaches were packed, not everyone was complaining. complaining.. t.mean, how often do you get this kind of weather here in ere ino? >> reporter: all that humidity expecteded to unleash some cooling rains here over the next in days. xt few dayst coast is facing yet anoth

starting with four games in milwaukee earlier this month the giants have been a team transformed.ne of the biggest reasons for their rise to the top of the national league is the rookie who is now the starting catcher and the cleanup hitter. first inning today in arizona and once again buster posey gets it done. with aubrey huff at first posey hits a solid line-drive to left and he

we're back for 25 no relief for the weather for people in milwaukee hot humid air is bringing showersnd thunderstorms throughout that area today and more as well the board had plenty amid. this is after days of the wet weather flock flooded roads and homes. a storm juicer caught a funnel cloud on camera over just jefferson county wisconsin no damage reported from discusthisn ohio a tornado warning remains in effect. yesterday a lot of the areas were hit with heavy rain and winds as well that brought down trees which in turn brought down power lines all that rain causing flooding in the streets. for 27 let's talk tech news did slates has the latest. >> microsoft has teamed up with macy's. connect is a video system that could revolutionize video games is like the we without controller you stand in front and control it with your body this motion sensors pick up your movements you watch your character on the screen moving side to side waving your hands jumping up and down kicking this is the first time i expressed it the motion control is accurate. it's not a good sampling but it was work

heavy rain is already caused widespread flooding in and around milwaukee. the city's airport was shut down. it has since reopened. as much as five inches of rain could fall tonight. >> central arizona also bracing for rain. many in the area are cleaning up after massive flooding damaged their homes already. monsoons pushed mud and dirt inside. earlier this week a 12-year-old girl died after being swept away. a bay area icon took off today. when it lands it will be part of an unprecedented weekend reunion in the west. it was the departure point for one of the few dc-3s still flying. one time more than 14,000 dc-3s filled the skies. it was introduced in 1935 and it was the plane that revolution e revolutionized passenger flying. >> it's one of the most fun airplanes to fly. it's very basic. there's no auto pilots. it's just you're free, you can fly at 150 feet or fly at 10,000 feet. doesn't make any difference. >> today fewer than 100 dc-3s are still in the air. >> there are some more concerns about privacy after walmart decided to put electronic id tags on c

we have thunderstorms that are possible from omaha, milwaukee, chicago and also philly and boston, no delays right now, but if any definitely, we'll have them at flight tracker at www.abc7.com. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in cupertino at apple headquarters. we're going to hear what the company is doing about the problem with the two million iphone 4's they have sold so far. >> also, engineers and residents are anxiously watching to see if the cap that was installed will continue to work in the gulf. >> and check out this picture from sutro tower, the clouds are back, but in a limited capacity. i'll show you where they will break the heat and how long the triple digits will hang on inland. >> check out san mateo county, a stalled big rig may block the lanes, highway 92. one way traffic control in effect near crystal springs reservoir. more details coming up. >> i'm teresa garcia. >> i'm eric thomas. the latest fix to the giant oil spill in the gulf of mexico faces several tests before it can be called a success. so far it has worked just as bp expected it would. this camera provided b

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. >>> this is dramatic video from milwaukee. check this out.his is what you call a massive sinkhole. it opened up during a rain storm. this is so big it swallowed an suv, you see it right there, and it's driver and then a traffic light fell in. landed right on the roof of the car. a man who was driving by luckily pulled that driver to safety. >> in germany an investigation is underway into exactly what happened at a music festival over the weekend where 19 people were killed. [ inaudible ] [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] [overlapping speakers] >> -- more than a million people showed up for that festival. now there is one tunnel that is the only way and the only way out. >>> reportedly police asked people inside the festival to turn around and leave because it was overcrowded but other people were still piling through the tunnel and it sparked a panic and a stampede -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- parades -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- 6:27. san francisco's police chief has come up with another controversial pla

. >> reporter: milwaukee's airport reopened friday, after tornado warnings and flooded runways halted flights for more than 15 hours. the rain softened the ground in some neighborhoods, creating sink holes that swallowed a vehicle. and left homes teetering on disaster. >> everybody's house is flooded. water is high. gas leaks. they're trying to put people everywhere. it's bad. >> reporter: despite the rain, there was little relief for millions baking in stifling heat. >> it's too hot. we need plenty of water. >> report: fransa to chicnd dt. the heat index, friday, soared well past the century mark. the broiling temperatures now heto tthea from the carolinas to new york, as this summer of record ht continueso sile. here in chicago, we are expecting some relief from the hot wea that's if your definition of relief is a heat index in the 90s. bill? >> abc's eric horng from the sizzling west >>> we turn to washingto, no and more ou oveers' on friday, we learned that while the government was bailing out those banks, those same banks were handing out bonuses worth tens of millions of dollars

the copyright office and the library of congress decided to milwaukee ail rare exception.le could make a calm of a dvd if they were remaking a social commentary. posting it on youtube. these absurd hitler references from the movie "downfall" are legal and blessed by the u.s. government. you say, great. the government said you can make copies of dvds and upload to youtube. finally, you can legally duplicate your kids' wiggles dvd and have a copy for the minivan. no, up can't. when the copyright office and the library of congress make these exceptions, they're very narrow exceptions. so the group said yesterday, yes, to remixing videos to making social commentary but didn't go beyond that. you're still not allowed to legally copy a dvd if all you want to do is watch it. if you're saying to yourself, that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard -- funny videos on youtube i can copy a dvd, watching wiggles in my minivan, no. it is. it's just dumb. >> that's crazy right there. watching wiggles in your minivan. >> yeah. it's hard to understand. it doesn't make init tuitive sense. bu

. >> this dramatic video comes from milwaukee where a massive sinkhole swallowed an suv and a driver. later the suv's engine is still running. they are going to lower a worker into the hole to turn it off. then comes the challenging part of removing a vehicle. the water main and fiber optic cables are directly below it. >> in world news mexican investigators found 18 bodies in a pit in what they describe is a gang executed site. they say the victims were tortured. the killings stem from the ongoing gang war between the powerful gulf drug cartel and some of its former soldiers for control of drug routes into the united states. >>> in vietnam secretary of state hillary clinton today accepted the remains of three u.s. service members from the vietnam war. clinton stood with u.s. military personnel on the tarmack at handoi airport as the flag draped coffins were loaded on to a plane. they will be taken to u.s. for identification and then turned over to the families. some 1700 u.s. soldiers are still listed as missing in action from the vietnam war. >>> and in south africa, check this out,

. >> this dramatic video comes from milwaukee where a massive sinkhole swallowed an suv and a driver.ay later the suv's engine is still running. they are going to lower a worker into the hole to turn it off. then comes the challenging part of removing a vehicle. the water main and fiber optic cables are directly below it. >> in world news mexican investigators found 18 bodies in a pit in what they describe is a gang executed site. they say the victims were tortured. the killings stem from the ongoing gang war between the powerful gulf drug cartel and some of its former soldiers for control of drug routes into the united states. >>> in vietnam secretary of state hillary clinton today accepted the remains of three u.s. service members from the vietnam war. clinton stood with u.s. military personnel on the tarmack at handoi airport as the flag draped coffins were loaded on to a plane. they will be taken to u.s. for identification and then turned over to the families. some 1700 u.s. soldiers are still listed as missing in action from the vietnam war. >>> and in south africa, check this ou