that effects over 5 million americans but voting on a resolution to recognize june 2016 as national alzheimer's and brain awareness month give you a little bit of background the number of people living are alzheimer's is expected to grow 16 million by mid century if we don't develop a cure currently more than 5 hundred thousand people living in alzheimer's in california and 12 in san francisco alone the alzheimer's association opened an office in san francisco so better provide care in the city and held the most successful for alzheimer's for 35 hundred paternities and raised money for the alzheimer's support we are making progress on the disease but note to accelerate the pays if we reduce the effects over the next 15 years and the alzheimer's association is joined together to mark that has alzheimer's awareness no month so thank you and a lot of personal stories i know certainly with friends and family but thank you for all the work in the city of san francisco and thank you and welcome you to say a few words congratulations. >> thank you . >> (clapping.) >> he will my name is david i'm a div

i got the word a short time ago alpha, cap a, alpha is third in nation readying the alzheimer's associationseb site and sign up to donate or be a part of one of the longest a teams. >> that's great. thank you that. >> indeed. >> we'll be right back. >> dad makes amazing catch holding his daughter he has a drink tre and program we have to slow this down for you. >> good for him. >> isn't that incredible? >> this is video of that super chill dad. it went viral over the weekend instead of ducking for cover brian caught that foul ball one handed while holding his daughter. look at the lady's face. >> holding his daughter major league game thursday. cool dad said he has 30 years experience plague outfield he was pretty confident she could catch it. >> does that mean he used to play professional baseball. >> ll it's okay baby girl. >> that's amazing. >> everybody else is like --. >> i'm ashamed to tell you one time i was at a game and lady next to me older than i was i saw a ball coming and wept like this. >> and the lady too. >> i'm so sorry i guess i wanted to save myself. >> maybe hopefully you

that effects over 5 million americans but voting on a resolution to recognize june 2016 as national alzheimer's and brain awareness month give you a little bit of background the number of people living are alzheimer's is expected to grow 16 million by mid century if we don't develop a cure currently more than 5 hundred thousand people living in alzheimer's in california and 12 in san francisco alone the alzheimer's association opened an office in san francisco so better provide care in the city and held the most successful for alzheimer's for 35 hundred paternities and raised money for the alzheimer's support we are making progress on the disease but note to accelerate the pays if we reduce the effects over the next 15 years and the alzheimer's association is joined together to mark that has alzheimer's awareness no month so thank you and a lot of personal stories i know certainly with friends and family but thank you for all the work in the city of san francisco and thank you and welcome you to say a few words congratulations. >> thank you . >> (clapping.) >> he will my name is david i'm a div

that effects over 5 million americans but voting on a resolution to recognize june 2016 as national alzheimer's and brain awareness month give you a little bit of background the number of people living are alzheimer's is expected to grow 16 million by mid century if we don't develop a cure currently more than 5 hundred thousand people living in alzheimer's in california and 12 in san francisco alone the alzheimer's association opened an office in san francisco so better provide care in the city and held the most successful for alzheimer's for 35 hundred paternities and raised money for the alzheimer's support we are making progress on the disease but note to accelerate the pays if we reduce the effects over the next 15 years and the alzheimer's association is joined together to mark that has alzheimer's awareness no month so thank you and a lot of personal stories i know certainly with friends and family but thank you for all the work in the city of san francisco and thank you and welcome you to say a few words congratulations. >> thank you . >> (clapping.) >> he will my name is david i'm a div

that effects over 5 million americans but voting on a resolution to recognize june 2016 as national alzheimer's and brain awareness month give you a little bit of background the number of people living are alzheimer's is expected to grow 16 million by mid century if we don't develop a cure currently more than 5 hundred thousand people living in alzheimer's in california and 12 in san francisco alone the alzheimer's association opened an office in san francisco so better provide care in the city and held the most successful for alzheimer's for 35 hundred paternities and raised money for the alzheimer's support we are making progress on the disease but note to accelerate the pays if we reduce the effects over the next 15 years and the alzheimer's association is joined together to mark that has alzheimer's awareness no month so thank you and a lot of personal stories i know certainly with friends and family but thank you for all the work in the city of san francisco and thank you and welcome you to say a few words congratulations. >> thank you . >> (clapping.) >> he will my name is david i'm a div

pat summitt, a long-time coach of the lady vols who led to eight national championships died after a battle with early onset alzheimer's disease. she was just 64 years old. nbc's cynthia mcfadden looks back at her extraordinary life. >> reporter: pat summitt had a lot of experience with winning. no woman or man ever won more college basketball games than she did. nearly 40 years at the university of tennessee her beloved lady vols never lost a season. all her charm -- ♪ >> reporter: she was a fierce competitor and none of her players wanted to receive her steely blue stare after a bad play. >> she was constantly on me to every day get better and push myself to her standard. >> reporter: and summitt's standards were high. her team won eight national championships but the best stat, 100% of the young women who played four years for her graduated from college. >> you never took shortcuts. you did things the right way. i mean, she never had a bad day. she never had an off day, and she meant a lot to me. >> reporter: in the end, she was a life coach as much as a basketball one. >> i shared my health concerns with you. >> re

the 64-year-old sending shock waves when she announced she has early stages of alzheimer's she won 8 nationalpionships. 1,090 wins are the most by any college basketball coach. the legacy she will have. >> great coach. the time is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour. deadly flooding sweeping through coal country and waters rage in west virginia. but they are not in the clear just yet. we will have a live report out next. >> independence day drama. one demanding residents take down the 4th of july decorations. >> usher burning donald trump? making it clear who he will not be voting for. can you guess who? my experience with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. . . . . hey, searching fo

community in philadelphia and the nation is paying tribute to legendary coach pat submit she was 64 and passed away this morning after a battle with early onset alzheimer'sthe most wins in college basketball history and won eight national championship in 38 seasons. villanova women head coach talk to us about his dear friend. >> it makes me harder for me now because that's what i'll remember. i'll remember -- i won't remember the basketball part as much. i'll remember the way she treated everybody. >> villanova's men's coach jay wright reactioned on twitter he wrote rest in piece pat summit a legendary coach and teacher. she was what a pioneer for the women's game. >>> taking a look now at campaign 2016. donald trump and hillary clinton discuss jobs and economy during dueling speeches today. speaking near pittsburgh the republican nominee took an aim at trade deals. >> i'm going to appoint the toughest and smart test and i know them all trade negotiates to fight on behalf of american workers. >> meantime clinton the democratic nominee visited a work force training center in denver. she announced a plan that would give new business owners and job creator

community in philadelphia and the nation is paying tribute to legendary coach pat submit she was 64 and passed away this morning after a battle with early onset alzheimer'sthe most wins in college basketball history and won eight national championship in 38 seasons. villanova women head coach talk to us about his dear friend. >> it makes me harder for me now because that's what i'll remember. i'll remember -- i won't remember the basketball part as much. i'll remember the way she treated everybody. >> villanova's men's coach jay wright reactioned on twitter he wrote rest in piece pat summit a legendary coach and teacher. she was what a pioneer for the women's game. >>> taking a look now at campaign 2016. donald trump and hillary clinton discuss jobs and economy during dueling speeches today. speaking near pittsburgh the republican nominee took an aim at trade deals. >> i'm going to appoint the toughest and smart test and i know them all trade negotiates to fight on behalf of american workers. >> meantime clinton the democratic nominee visited a work force training center in denver. she announced a plan that would give new business owners and job creator

national championships. summit, notched 1,098 career victories. she had been suffering from alzheimer's in recent years and turned 64 two weeks ago. >>> a familiar sight. wildfire dangerously close in the south bay. firefighters working into the morning, watching for hot spots. flames erupted yesterday. after a car caught fire and ignited a nearby brush. the fire spread to about two and a half acres. they evacuated nearby neighborhoods. the fire is mostly contained now. heading to the scene, he'll bring us a live report in an hour. >>> environmentalists around the world are saying yes to oakland, which gave an emphatic no. coal shipping hub that would have become the largest on the west coast. you see the signs, despite supporters, some supporters in the coal plant making noise last night. oakland city council voted unanimously to ban bringing coal by rail. it would have been shipped around the world. council members argue the negative global impact outweighed the impact of thousands of new jobs. >>> former gilroy high schoolteacher accused of luring boys, sending them explicit pictures

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alzheimer's disease. in 38 seasons, summitt won eight national titles and 1,098 games, more than any other coach, male or female. dana jacobson of cbs sports looks back. >> right there! >> reporter: few coaches of any gender in any sport were as intense as pat summitt. >> three seconds! somebody count! >> reporter: vocal to be sure, but she could just as easily send shudders through a player without saying a word. and that was on the good days. >> what happens when i lose? oh! you don't want to be around me. >> reporter: an all-american at tennessee martin, summitt was cocaptain of the 1976 silver medal olympic team. she was a graduate assistant at tennessee when the head coach suddenly quit, and summitt was handed the job at the age of 22. >> i didn't know what i was doing. i just got through it. >> reporter: back then, summitt made just $250 a month and held donut sales to buy uniforms. she had to fight for funding, but eventually built tennessee into a powerhouse. won her first n.c.a.a. title her first year in, and transformed women's basketball. her graduation rate? 100%. coach geno auriemma of the u

she is a member of a new groupog within the alzheimer's association called the young national ales that'sg with alz for alzheimer's. she lost her grandmom mini to alzheimer's and wants you too know the disease affects moreec than just the elderly. >> my grandmother was an mazingn woman.. she was so much strength, and just embodied so much of herh family which was so important tt us, and i miss her. seven years ago, um, i woke upe to the news that she was no longer here. her not understanding what thatt tt disease was about.ut. honestly in the even knowing that she had the disease until u after she passed away wasas shocking for me, and it wast meetly devastating to have to go through that. tt. when i was in college, and ige,d found out that she wasn't doing well, i said, i'm going home. every summer break, every sprinn break, christmas, it wasn't wn' spent going out with friends its was spent going home, and i wanted to make sure i did that a because my grandmother loved me, she cared for us.red fo and i wanted to be able to givee that same value support back toc her regardless of what he

alzheimers. she was a winningest coast in history winning eight national titles at tennessee with reaction pouring in. look at social media posts we are already seeing. including one from her beloved team, the basketball saying "pat, unparalleled impact." that says it all. pat summit put women's sports on the mat name coach of lady bulls bulls and was head coach for nearly 40 years with tributes. here is a look at the university of tennessee near the pat summit statue where you can see flowers in her on. in her career she won numerous awards including the medal of freedom. she was 64. her death is not a surprise. family announced yesterday they expected her passing some time soon. they stopped visitation of many of the players. with more on the breaking news through the morning. >> it is hard breaking she was far too young. >> happening today, san jose takes the next step in the measure to increase hours for part time workers, a labor fight that many will vote on in november. matt? >> good morning, this is called the initiative to work. the opportunity to work initiative. a city council member is

. >> now, megan is a member of ae new group within the alzheimer's association called the young nationmegan and other grouptherg members are holding a longeston day scavenger hunt in d.c.t d check out the young nation alz page on facebook to gett involved. >>> and learn more about all aua the longest day activities ands local events by going to alz.org/the longest day. >> all right.>> we'll have all thatll t information for you on our webur site as well. w coming up next week there's the going to be a huge music jam jam festival for a great cause. we'll chat with the man behindi the event and how you can help out. >> plus another check on the weekend forecast for dads coming up right after theght break. stick with us. we'll be right back. y212ly yi0y z212mz zi0z y212my yi0y >> ♪ >> time now for our facebook fan of the day and meet waymont anderson.nder that's right, give him a round r of applause.pp he was nominated by his lovelyel wife deal. she says her hubby is an amazing man who changed heran life in a very positive way. he loves everybody at fox5 and we love you.we if you want to

alzheimer's disease. summitt won eight national titles, set a college basketball record winning nearly 1100 games in 38 yearss the volunteers head coach. usf coach jennifer azy said she admired the program when jennifer was the star player at stanford. >> the way her teams played and how hard they played definitely motivated me as a player until as we were building the program at stanford tennessee was the model. tennessee was where everybody aspired to be and for her to have had success, you know, throughout since she started the program is just --i don't know that anyone will ever match that. >> the best way to pay respect to the great pat summitt, norcal alz.org. sign up for memory walk and let's find a cure for alzheimer's. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> it is 6:25. san francisco takes another step in the effort to fight homelessness and straight ahead, "chronicle" editor-in- chief audrey cooper joins us to discuss another major effort to help the homeless beginning today. >> reporter: the bay area's congressional delegation calling for action on gun control. coming up we'll tell you about th

national championships until she retired in 2012. she was diagnosed with early- onset dementia and alzheimer's. >>> house republicans released a report on the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi that killed four americans including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. the partisan report concluded that no military operation was under way to rescue the people in been cosby. despite orders to do so. and the state department says there were -- was inadequate security. >>> and the race for president, hillary clinton and donald trump are reacting to the benghazi reports. here is clinton in denver. >> i will leave it to others to characterize this report. but i think it is pretty clear -- it is time to move on. >> donald trump's tweeted a picture that said "clinton murdered an ambassador". >> the republican national committee issued a statement saying "the report's findings make it clear that we can't afford to let hillary clinton be our next commander-in-chief. >>> a sincere apology from the free lance star newspaper. >> the headline in the paper. obviously it should have read, mcdonald's bribery commission. not the colon. -- the colon --

national championships. summit notched 1,098 career victories. she had been suffering from alzheimer's in recent years and turned only 64, two weeks ago. >>> 6:57. emphatic no last night, the city refused for the coal shipping hub, which would have been the largest on the west coast. despite supporters of the coal plant making noise, oakland city council members voted to ban bringing coal by rail to the army base. it would have been shipped around the world. council members argued the negative global impact outweighed the prospects of thousands of new jobs. >>> several south bay leaders are looking for new solutions to an expanding homes population. today, the city council will extend measures at providing more short-term housing. among the options, supporters want churches to open up their doors to the homes up to 35 days a year without permits. council members are also going to discuss a plan to put up temporary homes housing on evans lane, but those nearby have their concerns. >>> 6:58, another warm day inland. >> we're talking near 100 degrees again. >> just that you know. >> tripl

alzheimer's disease. summitt won eight national titles, set a college basketball record winning nearly 1100 games in 38 years as a volunteers head coach. usf coach jennifer said she admired the program when jennifer was the star player at stanford. >> the way her teams played and how hard they played definitely motivated me as a player until as we were building the program at stanford tennessee was the model. tennessee was where everybody aspired to be and for her to have had success, you know, throughout since she started the program is just -- i don't know that anyone will ever match that. >> the best way to pay respect to the great pat summitt, norcal alz.org, sign up for a memory walk and let's find a cure for alzheimer's. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> play of the day from major league baseball. the chicago cubs at cincinnati. check out this display of defense in foul territory. on to beat the reds... seven-two. he got it! >> anthony rizzo diving over the tarp to make the camp. the cubs beat the reds 7-2. >>> a call for the removal of judge aaron persky after his controversial sentencing. ho

alzheimers. she was a winningest coast in history winning eight national titles at tennessee with reaction pouringdia posts we are already seeing. including one from her beloved team, the basketball saying "pat, unparalleled impact." that says it all. pat summit put women's sports on the mat name coach of lady bulls bulls and was head coach for nearly 40 years with tributes. here is a look at the university of tennessee near the pat summit statue where you can see flowers in her on. in her career she won numerous awards including the medal of freedom. she was 64. her death is not a surprise. family announced yesterday they expected her passing some

alzheimers disease. in 38 seasons, summitt won eight national titles and 1,098 games. more than any other coach, male or female. dana jacobson of cbs sports looks back. >> right there! >> reporter: few coaches of any gender in any sport were as intense as pat summittt. >> 3 second. somebody count! >> reporter: vocal for sure. she could just as easily send shudders through a player without saying a word. that was on the good days. >> what happens when i lose? you don't want to be around me. >> reporter: summitt was co-captain of the silver medal olympic team. graduate assistant at ten see when the head coach suddenly quit, and summitt was handed the job at age of 22. >> i didn't know what i was doing. >> reporter: back then, summitt made $250 a month and held donut sales to buy uniforms. she had to fight for funding but eventually built tennessee into ape powerhouse. won her first ncaa title 13 years in and transformed women's basketball in the process. her graduation rate, 100%. >> played a lot of the teams. >> reporter: the coach of the university of connecticut was h

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alzheimer's. she had an impact on her players but athletes and coaches around the nation. we caught up with g.w.ad coach jen rizzotti who played at uconn in the 1990's. we asked her about summitt's lasting legacy. >> she was compassionate and kind. and knew how to push the altletes to the limit. to understand you can have close relationships with kids and be a family for them. you can be a support system for them and you can push them as hard as you can to their limits to be their best. and to value what they do in classroom and in the community, to see what she has done for the substitute athletes, that is real -- student athletes, that is really what being a coach is all about. erin: the moment that many national fans have been waiting for. the major league baseball top pitching prospect lucas giolito and his cannon will against the mets at nationals park. dusty baker managed some of baseball's best so when he was asked about giolito's much-anticipated debut, well, let's just say it takes a lot to impress dusty baker. manager baker: he's a prospect. he's a prospect for us. yeah. some work and

national championships and went to 10 final fours. summit's record was a remarkable 19 -- she battled alzheimer's and was just 64 years old. >>> moving to the phillies another dual in the desert. looking to make it two in a row. last night vince valesquez made his first start since off the dl. stayed in seven with five scoreless innings and got plenty of offense behind him. the phils erupted for 16 hits, their best output of the year and shut out the d'backs 8-0. hopefully something left in the bats tonight. >> thank you. >>> children in camden enjoyed a full day of fun and fitness today. the boys and girls club of camden county held a field day for more than 100 kids and took part in activities including an obstacle court and team building and exercises the goal was to help the children with a healthy lifestyle and to get active . >>> late word from accuweather and we still have some stormy weather out there. >> at least through 10:00 we have a severe watch and potential is there for storms to turn severe but not everyone is seeing them. looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have the super high humidity out there. fueling th

national coaches of the year. midsized passed away after a long battle with alzheimer's disease. >> gary: mid '80s chicago bears where he put a part the forty- niners can bullets the new england patriots superbowl passed away at the age of 82 and has been battling for a number of years and also head coach with the philadelphia eagles and of course the one for everyone remembers carry off the field after seeing that superable 20. nothing on record two super bowl champions new york jets breaking in. and 46 defense goes on and on they have enjoyed success coaches in the nfl and he passes away today he was 84 years of age. a spot the ball park giants after losing last night to the a's right now add that contest. >> gary: a couple weeks ago and not the comeback for the warriors everyone talking the fans and media everyone with opinions and those who know the game apparently thinks something he was named to the of the team and the game is philadelphia 76ers' would like him the olympic team and his son is jo manager with the 76. to put two and two together ideas put barnes with some the of talent and they will wait and see.

tennessee's women's basketball coach, she led the school to eight national titles and stepped down because of early on set alzheimer's disease. the family says the last few days have been "difficult," and family and friends at her side. >>> some of the nation's top athletes are competing in the u.s. olympic swimming trials in omaha including the legend himself michael phelps. before the meet is over, phelps also attempt to qualify he's likely to be part of the three-relay teams in rio. phelps already owns some good hardware. 22 olympic medals. 18 of them gold. >> just a few. >> just a slacker on four of those. >> our vote for internet star of the weekend goes to a spectator at a college baseball world series game. he looked right at the camera when he realized the camera was on him and then just kept on looking. >> so there he is. this happened during a break in the action in the seventh inning between tsu and coastal carolina. this kid was serious. he was not going to lose a stare down with just some tv camera. >> the whole thing kept going and going and going. eventually had it to end but not before the kid became

alzheimers in 2012. she had almost 1100 victories and national championships with the tennessee university.he passed away at the age of 64. >>> and buddy ryan passed away this morning with his battle with cancer. he coaches two defenses that won super bowl title. the first with the jets and 1985 the defense coach with the chicago bear's super bowl winning team and went onto coach the philadelphia eagles as head coach. buddy ryan was 82 years old. >>> it's 804 and happening now, one lane of highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains closed because of this brush fire on both sides of the roadway and this is video from our helicopter. that started before 3:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. >> live on the scene with more on the fire and the lane closure on highway 17. will. >>reporter: here's what you need to know, the flames are out, the road closure you can see over there, this is heading from san jose to santa cruz in one direction. one lane continentals to be shut down. a -- continues to be shut down. a chp officer went up to the scene and said it's up safe for us to be there. he drove up and said p

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she elevated women's hoops on the national stage and took a leading role in the fight against alzheimer'sundation in the past couple of days there's been an outpure pouring of support. fellow coaches, players, self brits, using the #, pray for pat. the university of connecticut, which became a showdown for the ages, all in stores, are wishing the best for pat summit because she is one of greatest or all of time. made young girls into young women who when i was at ole miss and following the lady rebels there was nobody better than pat summit, and everyone loved hating her. today, we wish her all the best. >>> a bloody brawl erupting at a white supremacist rally. all at one state capitol building. that's coming up from fox news. relook. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now. it's time to take a closer look at botox® cosmetic, the only fda approved treatment for the temporary improvement of both moderate to severe frown lines and crow's feet. see what real results can really look like. so talk to your doctor about botox® cosmetic. and make it part of what you do for you. the effe

happening today, nationally known lifestyle maven bee smith and her husband will share the story of how they're dealing with alzheimer'sthey'll speak at the school district of philadelphia auditorium tonight. they will talk about their book called "before i forget." >>> the american academy of pediatrics is urging the federal government to put new lead regulations in place. they want standards to define and test for lead hazards in house dust, water and soil. the organization says even a small amount of lead can have an effect on a child's health. researchers have now learned that problems such as low iq scores, impulsiveness, aggression and hyperactive can all be tied to low levels of lead exposure. >>> nbc 10 needs your help to reward people who are making a difference in our community. nbc 10 and nbc universal are giving away grants to local nonprofits. it's called 21st century solutions. the goal is to support organizations who are implementing new and innovative programs. the application is on nbc10.com, the deadline to apply is august 26th. >>> well, a couple of film directors are helping to put philadelphia on t

alzheimer's. she had most wins in college basketball history and coached tennessee lady volunteers to eight national championship in 38 seasons. villanova women's head coach harry perita remembers his friend. >> it makes it harder for me now because that is how we will remember her by. i won't remember the basketball part as much. i will remember the way she treated everybody. >> ville know of's mens head coach jay wright reacted on twitter and said rest in peace pat summit a legendary coach ape teacher. she was a pioneer for would the men's game. >>> we're getting a first look at northeast philadelphia man accused of killing his new wife with a cross bow. the this is 40 year-old paul kuzan, police say he confessed to killing pamela nightlinger during a argument inside their willits road home sunday night. they had been married nine days. investigators say he shot nightlinger in the chest with the cross bow as she sad in the chair. she ran to the neighbor's house for help but later died at a hospital. >>> tonight residents in montgomery county, are getting a chance to raise their concerns over their

national championships. summit, notched 1,098 career victories. she had been suffering from alzheimer's in recent years and turned only 64 two weeks ago. watch the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. for more on pat summit. >>> it is 5:03. a scene that could become very familiar this summer, wildfire inching dangerously close to south bay. firefighters worked through the night and into the morning. flames erupted in redwood estates yesterday afternoon after a car caught fire and ignited nearby brush. the fire spread to about two and a half acres. firefighters nearby quickly evacuated neighborhoods as a precaution. the flames snarled the evening commute, and could cause a headache for the morning rush as well. the fire mostly contained now. firefighters say one southbound lane of i-17 will remain closed, so you're urged to avoid that area if you can. >>> environmentalists around the world are saying yes to oakland, which gave an emphatic no last night to a new plan. the city refused to proposal for a new coal shipping hub that would have marked the largest on the west coast. well, that's clearly t

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alzheimer's-type. family and friends are her family says the past few days have been difficult. summitt won eight nationalhampionship and more games than any other female basketball coach. >>> the flight data recorder from the egyptair recorder has been repaired. the two slammed into the sea from paris to cairo last month. there was no distress call and no claim of responsibility. 66 people died in that crash. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," a recall. a popular is blamed in the deaths of three children. >>> and a wail off the coast. this is the "cbs morning news." . don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ] you get relentless protection. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible.<