i'm contessa brewer >>> rescue workers battle to save a man teetering at the brink of niagara falls. >> we've got to go. we've got to go get him. >>> a daredevil attempts a stunt that goes up in flames. >> my life was in perilous danger. >>> this guy pummels his own lawyer. and a twist in the story an investigative reporter never saw coming. >> you hear him scream to his wife, honey, get the gun. >> videos that don't get any more shocking -- >> video shows i pushed your kid. what are you going to do about it? >> -- or more strange -- >> i remember standing there in disbelief. >> or any more sinister. >> the puppy could have died, he could have broken the dog's neck. >>> "caught on camera: sinister, strange, shocking." >>> journalists are taught to stay objective, to avoid becoming part of the story. john mattes is an investigative reporter in san diego, and he's not afraid to chase down any lead. but in trying to expose a bad guy, he found himself smack in the middle of an unbelievable story. his cameraman captured some shocking video, and it was all the evidence the cops needed to t

i think niagara falls is a great place. >> it is niagara falls usa. >> i like vegas because i love blackjack, the tourists. the locals are friendly, but a lot of people there and people taking pictures with ipads. i like going to l.a. because i lived there for 10 years, but i agree as a vacation destination? hollywood is lame: the thing with me is i don't have a passport, tom. why would i want to leave the greatest country on earth to go to a country that is less great? >> exactly. >> why would anybody do that? >> we have everything we need. we have the interstate and you can visit everything. >> joanne, i bet you love disney world. >> i have been around the world. i went on the ride it it's a small world after all by myself. i have never been more depressed in my entire life. you need to go to disney world with a kid. preferably your own and don't go on rides by yourself. that's how drinking problems start. >> a lot of adults love disney world. you know people who go down there as their yearly vacation. >> how is mickey mouse still relevant? he hasn't put out a film in 70 years. people want

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the presentation end upon which we base our donation turn out to be not true whether or not there's niagara anything that the commission can do i didn't see that in the draft minutes. >> oh, you didn't see the comment. >> in the draft minutes. >> got you. >> i didn't want it to slip through through the cracks. >> that will be in the city attorney comments. >> we'll rereview that if i'm correct that's commissioner pearlman's. >> no commissioner johns brought it up. >> okay item 57. >> take a look at that. >> all right. commissioner wolfram. >> i was wondering about the format there's a section under 5 where commissioner pearlman has a bunch of comments and commissioner moore is upset maybe it was recorded that she was upset it sounds like she was here. >> actually a continuance of the comments but we'll make it clear. >> make it clear she wasn't here only hear say. >> any other questions or comments. any members of the public wish to comment >> i move to approve the architecture review committee and the ones for the regular hearing with the discretions. >> thank you. >> on that motion to ada

we have ed dell haney falling off bridge in niagara falls so he couldn't extend his 438 stolen base.>> incredible stuff. strange world of sports tonight. thanks, how war. >> thanks for watching. the fox 29 morning news comes [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> justin bieber stupid when it comes to making real estate decisions. residents of beverly hills. are. because he's moved into a prime luxurious condo. >> what's the hoa? >> how are the school districts? >> depends on public or private. >> let's talk weed, harvey. >> queen elizabeth toured the set of "game of thrones" coming face to face with the iron throne. >> epic. >> that's amazing. >> she didn't sit in it, though. >> she has to earn that throne. >> oh, come on. >> anna faith.

and this business model the sfmta sucks $25 million a year from us and give us niagara nothing no return. and the past two years u.s. bancorp constant can be and others have taken over the business what the sfmta sits back our income is down on many days 50 to 70 percent and they're still charges us the same fees as if nothing has changed. i come before this board of directors because there's no input for taxi because the sfmta totally ignores drivers has no drivers on their commission or in their back office and treats them as children we have a situation today where one very quickly you're putting together a multiple million hub and as a taxi we have no spots even open the embarcadero and the ports been requesting them for 5 years the taxi drivers that have a place to not get a ticket this is not obey planned and i braurngs i have 7 copies of letters that are going out to 50 congressmen and the mayor >> thank you for your letter. >> ladies and gentlemen, board of directors i'm jim patrick with patrick and company in san francisco i sent you a letter which is sort of a volley ball engin

vanita nair on the tour boat rivalry shaping up at niagara falls. >> we think it's a great company, and we like their brand. we like our brand a lot more. >> axelrod: and the ghost of the world cup. elaine quijano tells us how even after 64 years, brazil can't forget the win that got away.

this is a fabulous national park with a beautiful waterfall, far big are than niagara. it is raging at the moment because of the amount of rain we've had. we've seen a phenomenal amount of wet weather here and the waters are higher than they've ever been before. it's been clear across this region. there's nothing more than a few flecks of light gray cloud over the last 12 hours. we are not seeing problems with the weather at the moment. that's how things should stay throughout the rest of the day. very good news for the opening ceremony and that first match. however, it's not dry for all of us. you can see an area of rain from santiago towards buenos aires pushing north wards as we head through the next few days. behind it, it's going to turn cooler. buenos aires just 13 degrees. that will feel quite cool. rain pushes northward friday and we see heavy rain work its way into the southern parts of brazil. >> still to come, more on the crisis unfolding in iraq. >> the security meltdown in iraq is forcing a rethink of adjustment policy. the details on that just ahead. >> in

vanita nair on the tour boat rivalry shaping up at niagara falls. >> we think it's a great company, and we like their brand. we like our brand a lot more. >> axelrod: and the ghost of the world cup. elaine quijano tells us how even after 64 years, brazil can't forget the win that got away. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. this is out western edition of the broadcast. u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagels that ordered an arcraft carrier and two other warships to the persian gulf as militant in iraq have taken control of large sections of the northwestern part of the country. hagel says the ships, including the carrier uss "george h.w. bush," will give president obama added flexibility in protecting american interests there. meanwhile, iraqis-- iraq's prime minister nouri al-maliki is rallying shiite supporters to fight the sunni insurgents and iraqi troops and shiite militia fighters apparently slowed down the militants' progress today. we begin our coverage tonight of the crisis in iraq with clarissa ward in baghdad.

and it's taller than niagara falls, 168 feet and 7 inches. a guinness world record. clocking in at speeds up to 70 miles an hour. >> dude! >> reporter: but cameras were rolling at the water park in kansas city when things started to go wrong. >> oh, gosh! >> reporter: the slide was supposed to open to the public for memorial day. but safety concerns pushed back the launch twice. then just this week, the opening was delayed again because of a technical glitch in the innovative system that tows the rafts to the top of the ride. >> as with any innovative product, they are going through the process to evaluate it's safe for every rider. >> reporter: they have safe safety measures in place. the rafts have seat belts, and safety netting encloses the slide. no official word on what the slide will finally open. but i'll be the first in line when it does. matt gutman, abc news. >> wow. >> as a legal expert, do you think about this one? >> they're smart to be taking their time before opening. let's say that. >> they keep delaying. >> you heard the pr person say, look, we would

>> it is like water over niagara falls. it will never stop.ust have to give in and take out of it. the first thing that we learned in economics 101 is supply and demand. you get more supply. when you raise the minimum wage, you get less demand for labor. you get more supply. it drives up that employment. melissa: they are adding amendments to their budget. in providence, they want to raise it to $15 an hour. i do not know. it just is not going away. >> it is like everything is coming from santa claus. that is not the way it works. melissa: anheuser-busch and miller coors taping calls to go public with their ingredients. 43,000 people signed an online petition. pretty nasty ingredients that were in the beer. i am not sure i ever really understood this. the posted recipes for budweiser and bud light showed pretty much what we expect it. transparency is always a good thing. it is friday after all. bryant, do you feel better? are you going to have a beer after this news? >> yes, i feel better. they can force anyone to do anything these days. i do

went to niagara falls with my dad, proposed to my mom almost 30 years together.ll this time. congratulations to them. >> good, that they finally got around to it. just kidding. his dad is a civil engineer. mom sonya is a poet. >> anyone who knows lorde's song, i've never seen a diamond in the flesh. >> i've avenue never seen a diamond in the flesh. >> she has on her mom's hand. >> pbs will offer a half-hour version of sesame street. producers say more kids are watching on cell phones and tablets and it's harder to hold their attention. >> the half-hour show will be kidded a condensed version of the hour long show available to kids in the morning. so more sesame street for all. >> now time to check our birthdays today. sir paul mccartney turned 72 years old still sound as great as he did when he sang the song you are hearing now. >> supermodel slshg isabella ro is 62. >> country singer blake shelton turns 38. happy birthday to everybody. >> coming up, knowing what is on your best friend's mind. >> and the woman who found out what her dog is trying to till you. sta

here, a drone hovers over niagara falls, looking straight down.ls," as guinn calls them, have sent drones weaving their way through the leafy avenues of new york's greenwich village and through the grand canyons of times square. and at the other end of the country, they've watched the endless summer unfold in hawaii, the surfer dudes in paradise. young gadgets for a young crowd. i noticed the average age in this business seems to be somewhere in the 20s say, right? >> guinn: absolutely, it's definitely a very young business. >> safer: increasingly, drones are being used for much more than fun and games-- environmental research, for example. they monitor marine wildlife off the washington coast. and there are other uses. >> guinn: anything from a farmer that wants to take a photo every week of his crops to look for hot spots, to know where to not use too much pesticide or where they might need to add more water. >> safer: they help the forest service battle wildfires. >> guinn: they can just monitor it. they can be 200 feet in the air, looking at t

early 19 hundreds, when he fell off bridge going from canada to the united states, and he fell into niagara falls. and yesterday, labron james, has decided he'll opt out of had is contract with the miami heat. he can still resign with miami, but the chicago bulls, and cleveland, are also in play for possibly a place for labron james will play next year. that's sports in a minute. and i'm howard eskin. >>> how about this moment? phillies tony gywnn, jr., back on the field, just week after the death of his father hall of famer tony gywnn, senior. >> tony gywnn, jr.! (applause). >> oh, a lot of support down in the ballpark, the crowd gave him a standing ovation as he came up to bat. he says it is pretty tough to return, but with support from his fans and teammates, much appreciated in the lockerroom. he couldn't holds back his emotions. >> for my teammates, i probably got, i don't think there was a guy who i didn't get a text from. so, excuse me. it's been nice. >> oh, of course his died last monday after battle with cancer during his 20 year career he played with the san diego padres. >> that

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. >> reporter: that is about a 17 story building the ride is also taller than at niagara falls and statue. some muscle waterjets will cause to cut another dropped 50 ft. catherine? take a look at this video from new jersey a close encounter with a great white shark caught on camera some people on a fishing trip spotted the shirt hanging around about their vote sunday creek he almost seemed to be posing for the camera and this to the photographer got very close this was of the self the jersey shore the shark was about 16 ft. long and stayed with the boat for about 20 minutes the group enjoy the chance to see him and he was not bothering anybody there was one point when they got a little nervous though he began telling on the outboard motor. >> pam: still ahead at 630 shots fired we continue to follow developments of their field where a police standoff is under way in fairfield. plaza the next step for proposed system on the golden gate bridge that will help prevent suicides the golden gate bridge that will help prevent suicides and a handful ofhey there. did you select these things on purp

i'm contessa brewer >>> rescue workers battle to save a man teetering at the brink of niagara falls.t to go get him. >>> a daredevil attempts a stunt that goes up in flames. >> my life was in perilous danger. >>> this guy pummels his own lawyer. and a twist in the story an investigative reporter never saw coming.

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. >> i think, we are going to nominate you to go over niagara falls. >> there you go. >> no net. >> wew the people that it really is so safe. here i come wow. >> so, you can see how this thing is, don't laugh at me is something even people working here. >> yes. >> we're preview this to our have staff. we are opening to the public this saturday with a day full of packed activities. >> first 500 people in tomorrow morning, free. >> free. >> i love this exhibit. high five. >> it is making science fun. i have been watching everyone. let's face it, i'm not a science guy or girl but you this makes me happen bye science. >> yes. >> all right. >> big thanks to jennifer wallenda, thank you. >> think like a man too comes out next week but, oh, boy one of the stars of that movie is here right now. >> yes. >> so good. >> can you be any cuter. >> yes. >> i'm not even going over there. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend i

it came through there like niagara falls. >> reporter: a state of emergency in 35 counties after 4 inchesin fell just in minneapolis on thursday. the most ever recorded on a single day in june. and now reports that 1,000 homes have been damaged by flooding south of minneapolis. >> when is the rain going to end? >> reporter: this road outside minneapolis becoming an impassable waterfall. floods swallowing parts of south dakota too. crews there working frantically overnight building a levee across this highway, interstate 29, the big sioux river expected to crest as early as this morning. i wish i could say it's over but it's not. more rain this weekend. this is not what has fallen but what will fall by sunday. 2 to 3 inches in that red zone. we're really concerned about some of the rivers in iowa. so i'll be talking about this, plus a cooldown in the northeast coming up. >> okay, ginger, welcome back. >>> we're going turn now to the shocking details of an anthrax accident at the cdc. about 75 workers there could have been exposed to the biological weapon that is so often deadly and abc's l

has an inevitability of its own and inevitability rooted not in the midst of an unseen dialect the niagara -- highest hopes of common men. chinese freedom will not be stillborn. tanks and troops is not the final measure of light. counsel reality make despair but we trust in the prominence that give strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak. we hear the echoing ring of the voices -- let tyrants fear. with the sound of freedom ring. >> the house of representatives voted overwhelmingly in favor of a resolution condemning the chinese government just days after the tiananmen square massacre. members on both side of the aisle spoke in support of actions taken by then-president george h.w. bush. here is part of that house the date from june 6, 1989. this week marks the 25th anniversary of the tiananmen square protests. >> what we take care of and these amendments as i say are recent events on which this house needs to speak. daresay, mr. speaker, can i ask unanimous consent at this time? everybody to extend and revise their remarks on this -- on these amendment we are considering

the cause of our increase in the budget, and because you are good enough to put some of them on the niagarafrontier, we have more than we had before which i think makes it possible to do these things. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i have a number of questions for you and i think senator slade has a few questions -- senator flake has some questions and that should end our hearing. thank you for your patience and for your service. in march of this year, you may or may not recall, i wrote you about the detention policies and practices of your agencies. and i expressed a number of concerns regarding the detention of literally hundreds of thousands of people. we had five times the number detained 20 years ago. i know they your hearing from both sides on this issue. the contention that we heard this morning, i think it emphasizes the importance of passing immigration reform so that we can address many of these questions. my concern expressed in march is then she'll -- essentially dealt with the excessive detention of a time, all the time -- long-time permanent residents who are kept in the tension

because of our increase in the budget and because you were good enough to put some of them on the niagarawe have more than we did before which makes it possible to do these things. bank you mr. chairman. >> thank you senator schumer. i have a number of questions for you and i think senator flake has a few questions and that will probably end our hearing and thank you for your patience and most importantly thank you for your service. in march of this year you may or may not recall i wrote to you about the detention policies and practices your agencies and i express a number of concerns regarding the detention of literally hundreds of thousands of people. i.c.e. broke a record in 2012 by detaining 447,000 people. that's five times the number detained 20 years ago and i know that you are hearing from both sides of this issue and the contention we have heard this morning i think emphasizes the importance of passing immigration reform so that we can address many of these questions. my concern is expressed in march essentially dealt with the excessive attention of longtime lawful permanent and

because of our increase in the budget and because you were good enough to put some of them on the niagara frontier we have more than what we had before which makes it possible to do these things. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator schumer. i have a number of questions for you. and then i think senator flake has a few questions. that will probably end our hearing. thank you for your patience and most importantly, thank you for your service. in march of this year, you may or may not recall i wrote to you about the detention policies and practices of your agencies and i expressed a number of concerns regarding they detention of literally hundreds of thousands of people, i.c.e. broke a record in 2012 by detaining 477,000 people. that's about five times the number detained 20 years ago. and i know that -- you are hearing from both sides of this issue. the contention we heard this morning -- emphasizes the importance of passing immigration reform so we can address many of these questions. my concerns expressed in march essentially dealt with the excessive detention

desire to change course, this would have devastated 127 cities and 31 states, including the city of niagara falls in my district. the community block grant program has been a foundation for community and economic development across the nation and in western new york. i'm pleased the communities who rely on this funding will continue to have access to this critical resource. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from west virginia seek recognition? mrs. capito: to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentlelady ask unanimous consent? mrs. capito: today, along with my colleague, congresswoman donna edwards, who is with me today, is introduce a legislation to help heart disease in women. women have died more than men of heart disease. it has claimed 100,000 people since 2010. screening can make a huge difference in helping women learn the risk of heart disease and reduce that risk. women rely on their ob-gyn and their