said mother rob well it's the ultimate cautionary tale of a safe nothing like call that. always turns over do it because you really understand you know which is what spring proposed the pentagon and others will say oh don't worry we had better be a long well trained we have plenty of safety systems there can not be a accidental start of a nuclear war but nuclear weapons are built to be used the risk is not zero that something might be going off by mistake specially with thousands of nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert in the us than in russia the united states. i think it's eleven plan make bombs that way. we drop four off of spray we have drop one nuclear weapon in a marsh here in the united states now still there are a number of. nuclear nuclear weapons are such a huge issue with such high risks associated with on the that there's a natural tendency to play both sides usually they say they're cutting back but at the same time they maintain extremely high numbers of weapons it's called. given the number of near misses we are lucky to still be here the activists are con

can't imagine and i think i'm certain now so passionate about what he does that it's just said mother rob well it's the ultimate cautionary tale but what do they say it's nothing like called it . from the always tend to overdo it because you really understand you know much of what it's been proposed the pentagon and others will say oh don't worry we have everyone well trained we have plenty of safety systems there can not be a accidental start of a nuclear war but no fire weapons are built to be used the risk is not zero that something might be going off by mistake specially whether thousand nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert in the us than in russia or the united states has dropped i think it's eleven aplomb make bombs accidentally. we dropped four off of spain we have dropped one a nuclear weapon in a marsh here in the united states and that was still there a number of the nuclear nuclear weapons are such a huge issue with such high risks associated with on that there's a natural tendency to play both sides with the way they say they're coming back but at the same time they maintain

. >> well, mother nature proving once again to us all who's boss these days. rob carlmark, nice enough to join us from our phoenix station. nice work, well done in the thick of it last night. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican

now at least i'm happy to say that she became the first mother in space so i didn't totally rob her ofany of those titles. but absolutely. growing up in a household where both your parents are astronauts i watched every single shuttle launch growing up. they woke me up in the middle of the night to make sure he didn't -- make sure i didn't miss it. hopefully i can watch the final shuttle take off tomorrow morning. >> how are your parents feeling with less than 24 hours, we hope, until this last space shuttle launch? >> reporter: you know, it is really a mixed bag of emotions. my mom and dad, they are both very proud of all that the program has accomplished. the international space station. partnership with the russians. all those spin-off technologies. but there is also a very sad element to this. the fact that it really is the end of an era and the fact that we do not have -- the u.s. does not have a vehicle ready right now to replace the space shuttle. there will be a very large gap in which we will have to use the russians to get american astronauts up to their own space stations. s

mother's house had. so you can almost feel the change in their relationship. my brother, robest man at my wedding. cathy wasn't there at my wedding. and she would have been, so i knew something was wrong. i knew there was some fight that they had. my brother seemed affected by it. but he put up a good front. he put up a good show. and gave me a toast. he was my best man. watched everybody dance. you know, we got good times in. but i had no idea that july 16th was the last time i would see my brother alive. >> the story began with the relationship between catherine suh and her boyfriend, robert o'dubaine. that relationship broke down. there was an argument that two had and there was a business relationship between them that gradually deteriorated over time. she thought that the victim was taking money from the business and using that money to gamble. catherine enlisted the aid of her brother, andrew suh, who was a student at providence college in rhode island to fly into chicago in order to commit this murder. catherine later 07b that evening, made a phone call to robert o'dub

. >> well, mother nature proving once again to us all who's boss these days. rob carlmark, nice enough to join us from our phoenix station. nice work, well done in the thick of it last night. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican navy says it will stop rescue efforts on friday. this as we're learning more about how 35 men narrowly escaped the waters alive. nbc's miguel almaguer has the report from san felipe in mexico. >> reporter: exhausted, dehydrated, survivors, some had to be carried as they were loaded on to a military rescue chopper. one man still clinging to his life preserver. 16 hours lost at sea, a brief moment of relief after a fight of their lives. their fishing boat, erik, sank in a freak storm. >> we had a shark circle us twice. i was bleeding. i thought i'm done. >> reporter: michael lang calls his rescue a miracle and believes the s

. >> well, mother nature proving once again to us all who's boss these days. rob carl mark, nice enough to join us. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican navy says it will stop rescue efforts on friday. this as we're learning more about how 35 men narrowly escaped the waters alive. nbc's miguel aguiler with more. >> reporter: a brief moment of relief after a fight for their lives. >> a shark circled us twice. i was bleeding. i thought i'm done. >> michael lang calls his rescue a miracle and believes the seven missing americans, fathers, husbands, brothers, will be found alive. >> i'm still very hopeful. i was in the water for 16 hours and i was okay. >> reporter: the survivors have been living together at a hotel here ever since their rescue. they remain focused on finding the missing and helping the families of the missing hundreds of miles away.

mother's home. and that when they arrived, cermano and the others robbed and hog tied him before killing him with gardenand dumping his body in the desert. facing a possible death sentence, cermano says he's tried to make the best of life at maricopa. >> i only went to two days of high school but the past four years i taught myself how to read. i can read good now and i'm going through books like crazy. >> got some books for you, man. here you go, cermano. >> appreciate it, man. >> no problem, man. >> i like the romance books. yeah, i like them romance books, but i like to read anything. westerns, mysteries, action. i'll read anything. if it interests me and it's a page turner, i'll read it. if it's not, i throw it away or give it to someone else. ♪ no fairy tales no fairy tales stranded in jail ♪ >> back downstairs, sergeant shamrock is investigating the fight between cecil kunkel and robert hurd to determine if one or the other provoked it. >> i'll talk to the inmates at hand and if there's further questioning that needs to be done, i'll talk to the officers and review some cameras and come to a deter

rob breaks in on the left side of the house. take care of the front door. and. the dealers mother is home to make a deal x. is one of her son. his friends were not wearing his running mate always say this is the address he gave me that he moved that for the next year and he got for no record reject well. i don't even know. i don't have a cell phone i don't know where. to get it from the black does every word oh you know what ok now you know he's wanted you told me yeah can't you do anything in the rightful tight tight or that that's a felony or started people in for that now ok so if you happen to speak to him or you know going to get ahold of him it would be any way of you to let us know barbara you know i didn't ask you where he was because if you did you wouldn't tell that right now you know. margaret i didn't ask you because if you knew where he was you wouldn't tell me if i'm when. i knew i would tell you because i know my name i'm going around i don't want to do with him anymore when's the last time he came here of i don't even know last year his girlfriend came over girlfriend. what's her name. what's crucial is lesli

rob breaks in on the left side of the house. take care of the front door. and. the dealers mother is home to make her talk. friends don't know where he has run late always say this is the address he gave me that he lived death brought you here if you got a phone record you oh yeah i think. he's gonna have a cell phone i don't know. oh i. get it from her that well yes or words oh you know what that ok now you know he's wanted you told me yeah can't you do anything in the rate hold tight tight or that that's a felony that started people in for that now ok so if you happen to speak to him or no way to get a hold of him it would be any way of you to let us know barbara i didn't ask you where he was because if you did you wouldn't tell that right now no. i didn't ask you because if you knew where he was you wouldn't tell me if i'm when. i knew i would tell you because i go morning i'm going around i don't want to do with them anymore when's the last a meeting room i don't even know last year his girlfriend came over to her friend. once earning. what's trisha's lashley i don't know it used to be but. her name no

mother and son. but this pleasure has a bittersweet side. o'reilly is currently awaiting trial for allegedly robbingars in prison. >> going to see him, i'm not sad. but when he's leaving, i tend to be a little sad. >> go see mommy? >> she's been here for six months. her son doesn't get to see her that often because i have to work all the time and i have custody of him. but we're on our way upstairs. >> i love her to death. she's my best friend. i do everything -- well, i don't do everything. i tell my mom everything. she's real supportive. she's really good with my son. so i love her. >> go see mommy? >> go mommy. draw picture. >> going to draw pictures with mommy and color. >> the door open. >> the door opened, yes. here we go. >> he'll be 3 in may. my god, he's getting so big, so big. it's crazy. my nana calls him half pint because she looks just like his father, just like his father. >> who is that? >> mommy! >> wave to mommy. >> hi! >> where are you going? >> come here. >> big hug. >> hugs. i love you. crayons. you want to sit in a chair? >> it puts everything into perspective as to why i need t

mother and son. this has a bitter sweet side. o'reilly is currently awaiting trial for allegedly robbing two banks and could face up to ten years ina little sad. >> go see mommy? yes? >> every six months. her son doesn't get to see her often and i have to work all the time and i have custody of him. >> i love her to death. she is my best friend. i tell my mom everything. she is real supportive and good with my son. so i love her. >> where are you going? >> take her money. >> i go mommy. and draw picture. >> you going to draw pictures and color? >> the door opened. >> the door opened, yes. >> he will be 3 in may. he's getting so big. so big. it's crazy. my nana calls him half pint because he looks just like his father. just like as father. >> who is that? >> mommy! wave to mommy. >> where is she? >> hi! come here! are you playing? come here! can i have a hug? big hug. huggies. i love you. there is crayons. you want to sit in the chair? >> it puts everything in perspective. do what i need to do. >>> you going to cook? do you make good stuff? do you eat spaghetti? you like spaghetti. i have pictures of you eating spaghetti. >> you li

mother's favorite hiking trail. >> to me, the value is not monetary, i just want it back. i don't want her dumped by the wayside. i'm hoping whoever did this and came in the house and robbedw, has soon discovered that is no monetary value to them, and that they would hopefully try to return her. >> she says her neighbor's home was also burglarized on the same day. if you have any information about either of those break-ins, call the concord police. >>> californians have sought to protect their redwood forest from logging and other threats creating national, state and local redwood parks. but now these refuges are facing a new threat, climate change. doug mcconnell has that tonight. >> we want to understand how redwoods respond to climate, because that's going to dictate if they continue to survive where they are today. and it's going to tell us where they're going to grow successfully in the future. >> reporter: climate is changing. these redwoods near santa cruz rely on fog for much of their water. but the number of foggy days along the california coast is down about 30% in the past 50 years. if that trend continues, can these redwoods we love so much survive where they'

rob nelson. this heat wave has now turned fatal. today's going to be another hot one across much of the country. and now there's one more threat from motherature, a severe drought in some farming states. folks there just can't catch a break. it's adding insult to injury. >> that's for sure. of course we're going to be talking about the cattle and the impact on a lot of the farmers' crops. no grass. >> very serious issue for a lot of folks there. >>> also coming up, a true war hero. an army sergeant who almost didn't finish high school. find out what he did to earn the highest military honor. definitely a hero, that's for sure. >> an unbelievably selfless act that he performed in the line of duty. >>> later this half hour, a dog named sasha who fell 150 feet off a cliff and survived without food or water for days. see who found sasha when her humans had just about given up on her. >> she's a beauty too. >> you think cats have nine lives. dogs have got nine lives too. >> nothing cuter than dog in a cast, we should have a dog in a cast alert right there. >> she's like, i'm going to lie down now. >>> we do begin with a blast of oppressive hot

rob nelson. >> i'm peggy bunker. >>> astronauts and crowds of spectators have been keyed up for the big launch today. but yesterday motherng attraction at cape canaveral. which could mean that they'll have to wait a little bit longer. we hope not. it would be nice to is see everything go according to pla but often it doesn't. >> the weather means whether or not they will go up. there were lightning strikes near the launch pad. fortunately no damage to the shuttle. we'll just have to wait and see. they may wait until the last minute. we'll see if the weather cooperates when they start tanking. >> safe than sorry. >>> all right, also this half hour she spent 18 years in captivity before her dramatic release. kidnapping victim jaycee dugard tells her s sry to diane sawyer in an abc news exclusive interview. very powerful interview that she did with her. >> just heart-wrenching, the excerpt. she has a book out now which we're going to support that book just because of what this poor girl has been through. she said she tried very hard to actively not think of her mother and her daughters really were the only true companions s

mother of her father back in april was just the beginning. stock >> in three months, my father was murdered unjustly, the restaurant was robbed yet again and thirdot outside of the restaurant. >> these incidents were part of an overall crime of taking that has brought the city of will and in fruitvale residence to install 100 security cameras like this one out in areas throughout. >> no matter how you try to be the fight if there is violence, there will not be people coming in. i am glad the camera system will hopefully deter some of the crime away because there has been no respect at all by the villains. >> no one says that this will stop the neighborhood crime problem but with the extra eyes, they hope that it will slowed down the heat and allow the police to take more of the criminals off the street. >> for all the villages that are out there including the people that did this to my father you will get caught. everyone will get caught, what you are doing is disrespectful and i really hope that something comes to a close fairly soon. >> city officials say that the rest of the security cameras will be installed in the fruitvale neighborhood wit

mothers. you may think we're talking about "toddlers in tiaras." >> but you've got a tiara at home, come on now, robing. abc's bianna golodryga reports there's critics questioning whether there's just too much pressure on these little kids. >> hip, hip. >> reporter: they're sassy. they're dedicated. and they can contort their bodies in ways most people were find impossible. meet the newest reality show "superstars." pint-sized dancing phenoms ranging in age from 6 to 13. but this is not just about the tiny dancers. this is also about their moms. in fact,t,he new lifetime show is called "dance moms." a group of pittsburgh mothers who at times can make the moms of "toddlers in tiaras" look like laid-back parents. >> i tell you, what you're not going to do this to my kid! >> out the door. out. >> reporter: there's only one woman who can keep the girls and their moms in check. >> girls, don't look at your mothers. i am the coach. i am the teacher. >> reporter: abby lee miller. more like drill sergeant than dance coach. abby's no holds barred coaching style puts the girls through intense daily boot camp-

mother gave him. >> >>> you mean "together forever" there is the other rick ashley song. >> you knew that, rob, right just brings back some serious flashbacks of high school and not being able to dance to '80s music. >> rick ashley couldn't dance to his music either and he had a hit! >> guys like that were our role models back then. who will we learn from? m.c. hammer didn't come out until the early '90s. >>> tropical storm don flared up yesterday and gaining strength as it heads into the gulf of mexico. we have hurricane aircraft en route right now, hurricane hunter aircraft and likely discover winds greater than the 40 miles an hour that are pegged at right now. about 500 miles from the texas coastline and the forecast is it for it to make landfall sometime tomorrow night and early saturday morning between brownsville and corpus christi and galveston island. potentially a minimal hurricane. the eye dealed scenario because we need the rain. bring it, they are saying. give me some of that rain. could see 2 to 4 inches in a swath here across parts of central texas. take it. ongoing drought there like

our mothers were involved in the congressional club so many of us put in time at the dancing schools. trisha nixon cox, lind -- lynda johnson robmber it well. even some of the boys had to do that. we all got copies of the congressional club cookbook as wedding presents. mrs. ford's vichysoisse was not bad. and more wedding presents we all received. glass items with the nakes -- names of members of congress etched into them. it is very nice anyway. i think of tommy every time i serve cake even though it looked like i stole the plate from his office. the worst present was the department of agriculture yearbook. true story. we all had mothers who were away and -- fathers who were away a lot and mothers who ran everything and we groaned and giggled together about it because we were all friends and that is what betty ford wanted me to talk about here today. a couple of years before he died, i came to the desert to interview president ford on a series on former presidents and the constitution. when we turned the cameras off, the president turned to me and he said," i don't know what's going on today in washington. i just don't unders

mother's favorite hiking trail. >> to me the value is not monetary or sentimental. i just want her back so she's not dumped by the wayside. i hope that someone who robbede to them and that they would hopefully try to return her. >> her neighbors' home was also burglarized on the same day. if you have any information about either break in, you are asked to call concord police. >>> city leaders and police officers will hold the city's gun buyback program. you will get $100 american express gift card. these are pictures from last year's gun buyback event that began after the accidental shooting death of a 2-year-old boy by a 12 year old who found a rifle in the garage. the program offers a safe venue and incentive for people to remove unwanted guns from their homes. today's buyback is from 9:00 this morning until 2:00 in the afternoon at the east palo alto government center. >>> coming up on today in the bay, a day at the theme park turns deadly. the latest on a roller coaster death at a theme park. more local news coming up in just 30 minutes. >>> i was an ordinary woman called on stage at an extraordinary time. i'm delighted that i can carry a message.

mother accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter was given a chance to testify. it's friday, july 1st. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morninin i'm daniel sieberg. robrested their case. many wondered if the mom accused of killing her daughter would actually testify. her decision and where the case goes from here is comingngp in just a moment. >> very difficult to watch parts of this case, including when her father, george anthony was on the stand at various times. >> broke down. >> keeps having to retell the story of when he learned that caylee anthony had died and was missing. it's tough to watch. >> it's an incredible story. >>> late-night funny man, turning to some humor now, stephen colbert, had his day in court. >> what? >> his true presidential ambitions, we did say presidential ambitions, might be a laughing matter. why he can laugh all the way to the bank with your political donations. he's kind of serious here about forming this super pacac. >> interesting. sometimes it takes a comedian to highlight what's going on. when yououear the seriousness and rhetoric, sometimes it's nice to break it down and let you know what's going on. >> james bo

rob, you here on monday? >> i'm not. we have the fourth of july forecast. >> can you guys order some flags for monday, please. thank you. she's called a monster in law, the mother-in-law to be from hell. you may have seen this. this mother-in-law to be sent a letter to her future daughter-in-law, tearing her to shreds. >> and the back story with this, the girl got it and forwarded it to some of her friends saying what should i do about this situation and it went everywhere. sent to me about five times. >> was she meant to send it -- an accident. >> the monster in law actually sent it three times to be ensured her future daughter-in-law got it. it wasn't meant to be out there clearly. >> here's how it starts. here are a few examples of your lack of manners. >> when a guest in another's house -- it ends with -- >> i pity freddie. >> her son. >> it's actually her stepson. that's the craziest part. brings us to our question of the day. if you were the bride-to-be would you still go through with it. >> e-mail, tweet, tell us on facebook. we'll read your thoughts throughout the morning. if it's the stepson, the bigger question for him, how does he deal with the fact