we thought the plane was on top of him. >> the 23-year-old pilot was uninjured but nicholas needed help, bystanders came in and held him steady while paramedics arrived. >> i remember going into the ambulance and going to the hospital. >> despite a concussion and fractured skull bone that required surgery nicholas was in the hospital for just four days and his recovery amazing, his new nickname, miracle dude, he can do without. >> i don't really like the name, i'm just another person that got hit by a plane. >> 12 of his buddies shaved their heads as well. >> he was happy that they did it. it doesn't make me feel awkward with their shaved heads. >> happy for friends like his and first responders that worked to keep him alive after the terrifying crash. >> i just want to thank them for, i guess saving my life. for "good morning america," action news san diego. >>> one wrong move by an out of control driver created a scene on a california roadway this morning. a white car slammed into a fire hydrant in hollywood and a guiser shot straight into the air, and it's not clear if the driver was

: the single-engine plane towing an advertising banner tumbled across the beach, it wing hitting nicholasied friends watch. >> we thought nick died. the plane was on top of him. >> we do have one plane down at the water's edge. >> reporter: the 23-year-old pilot was uninjured but nicholas needed help. bystanders rushing in, holding him steady until paramedics arrived. >> i remember waking up and going to the ambulance and then going to the hospital. >> reporter: nicholas suffering from a concussion and fractured skull bone needed surgery. doctors were forced to shave his golden locks. he was only in the hospital for four days. but that was plenty of time for his buddies to concoct a plan to show their support. >> i was happy that they did it. and it doesn't make me feel awkward. >> reporter: he starts seventh grade next week with a summer survival story to top them all and the nickname "miracle dude." >> i don't really like the name. i'm just another person. just got hit by a plane. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm kayna whitworth in san diego, california. >> no biggie. thanks for watchi

she used to be married to nicholas sarkozy. when she was the first lady of france, she traveled to tripoli to try to secure the release of six medics facing execution. in this article, you can read about the trip. she was taken alone to an isolated capital -- compound --re former islamic leader former libyan leader muammar gaddafi supposedly made advances. she was very courageous, confronted gaddafi, and intimidated him into securing the release of those six medics. lots of praise, calling her a brave lady. annette: nicholas sarkozy is getting a lot of attention as the result of being on the cover magazine. his: nicholas sarkozy and wife -- annette: current wife. kate: you can see them enjoying their lovers get away -- lover'' ofaway, all sorts of photos the wonderful vacation they took, not at all staged, of course. he spent his holiday with his two favorite women, carla, and his daughter. she is taking advantage of his father this summer, because next summer will be campaigning. he has made no secret that he has his eye on el

. >> reporter: experts say nicholas' case of heat stroke was caused by extremely hot temperatures and dehydration. james pacey is the team physician for stony brook university. >> it falls back on the athletes at some point. the athletes have to take some stake in this game and they have to speak up when something difficult. we have a warrior code culture with our athletes for sure and athletes don't want to be seen as a complainer and trying to get off the field. but they have to realize that they have to take some initiative here and look out for themselves and look out for their teammates. >> reporter: heat stroke begins with muscle cramps in the legs or abdomen, a headache, very heavy sweating, cool, moist

nicholas had a body temperature of 108 degrees, 10 degrees above normal. he has been hospitalized in the intensive care unit at university medical center in stony brook where doctors have struggled to keep him alive. this is the head of team. >> as of right now his liver appears to be improving, his kidneys being supported by dialysis that we provide, but we are not going to know for days or even weeks whether his kidneys will ever come back. >> reporter: experts say nicholas' case of heat stroke was caused by extremely hot temperatures and dehydration. james pacey is the team physician for stony brook university. >> it falls back on the athletes at some point. the athletes have to take some stake in this game and they have to speak up when something difficult. we have a warrior code culture with our athletes for sure and athletes don't want to be seen as a complainer and trying to get off the field. but they have to realize that they have to take some initiative here and look out for themselves and look out for their teammates. >> reporter: heat stroke be

nicholas burns had a 27-year career in the foreign service.s now at harvard university's kennedy school. and ray takeyh was a senior adviser on iran at the state department during president obama's first term. he's now a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations. ray takeyh, the president has tough words today. he talked about how netanyahu was just wrong, he linked the iranian opposition to the republican party, the republican caucus, and he said that he criticized his opponents as arm chair nuclear scientists, but most of all he made this link to people who voted for the war in iraq. was the president on target or off? >> i went back and actually read jack kennedy's speech, and it was idealistic. he said we should not wave the finger of accusation or issue indictments. i think the president was urn yielding, passionate but he did not make a successful pitch to the critics. this is a technologically flawed agreement and the president should have attempted to broaden the parameters of this, the parameters of the conversation about this

nicholas upton last seen sunday night. we're live on the g.w. campus with the latest on the investigation. brianne carter, what do the school officials know about the hereabouts? brianne: they are working close with the authorities to figure out what happens. this is the first day back to class for so many here on the g.w. campus. we understand many of them tonight are concerned. on the first day back to class, many are thinking of nicholas upton. >> hopefully they find him. brianne: university officials say upton went missing while swimming, while traveling in south africa. he was studying abroad and traveling traveling in a break from classes and last seen swimming in the east cape province sunday night. >> crazy. i lived in south africa. i don't know where exactly he was but that is tough. >> especially if he was like in the wildlife area. >> he is on the roster of the men's rowing tame and also a member of the kappa alpha order the fraternity he pledged last year. on the k.a. fraternity facebook page it posts asking for information about the

nicholas: we don't think so.icative of the problematic global environment, but we do not think this will affect the rate hike at the end of this year. pimm: thank you for joining me, , joining mesonery from washington, d.c. coming up on the bloomberg market day -- should you fear the reaper? does the death cross mean and should you care? ♪ pimm: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am pimm fox. they call it the death cross and it's what technicians have been talking about a lot over the past few days. it to talk about what it is an possible applications, our senior markets correspondent julie hyman. the death cross, as it is called -- it sounds very dire, doesn't? it is essentially when you have two moving averages crossing. this is the 50-day moving average. this is the 200-day moving average. short-term momentum indicator and a longer-term moving indicator. when the short-term causes the long-term -- that is what days ago. couple why do people care? is ao people think it negative indicator? if you did no

joining me right now is nicholas byrnes former u.s.d to greece and a former lead negotiator on iran's nuclear program. ambassador wonderful to have you on the program today. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me maria. >> do you agree the only option is a deal with iran? >> it's not the only option. congress could vote to disapprove. the president would veto that. congress could override. i don't think they have the votes right now. i think it's the best option for the united states to go forward. what we heard this past week on capitol hill is this is a difficult vote for a lot of members. the republicans are lining up against it. the democrats are quite muted. there are benefits here, maria, and risks to go forward. i happen to think the benefits outweigh the risks. if congress votes to override the president, if they defeat the president on this i think one thing is for sure the negotiations will break down and fail iran will leave, iran won't have any restrictions on its nuclear program. i think this big worldwi

on our final series on preserving, nicholas hak reports. >> this is an exceptional operation inside a world heritage site. the park is under half the size of belgium so finding poachers is difficult. this morning rangers receive a tipoff. on the ground some clues. fresh bicycle tracks and signs of wild animals. these are the latest pictures from a nearby camera used to track animal movements. here the west african lion, virtually extinct. it's worth hundreds of thousands of dollars on the black market. now take a look at the last picture. barely visible, one of the poachers standing in front of the camera. local tribes were forced out of the area 40 years ago, to protect animals from being hunted. but some locals are working with hunters. >> we're not surprised. it's tempting to want to hunt here. >> we slowly approach spot where the pictures are taken. the poachers are probably armed. rangers worry about a gun fight as well as being attacked by dangerous animals nearby. suddenly he spots them. they launch an ambush. as expected, local villagers, on them weapons and food rations. he s

. >> reporter: for the first time since this plane crashed into a crowded beach on july 4th, nicholas fair who was hit by the wing is speaking out. >> what was the last thing you remember? walking in the water. >> yeah. i was kind of transitioning to skim boarding and then i guess the plane just came down. >> we have one plane down at the water's edge. >> reporter: watch is the single-engine plane bounced on the surf, tumbling on the hitting nicholas in the head. >> we thought nick died. we thought the plane was on top of him. he started to move and then he was alive, he is alive. >> reporter: the pilot was uninjured but nicholas needed help. shocked bystanders rushing in to hold him steady until paramedics arrived. >> i remember walking up going to the ambulance and the hospital. >> reporter: despite a concussion and fractured skull bone that required surgery, he stayed in the hospital four days. his recovery, amazing. his new nickname miracle dude something he could do without. >> i don't like the name. i'm just another person that got hit by a plane. >> reporter: in a show of suppo

simon nicholas will stay with us. coming up -- fed info. minutes indicate concerns over low inflation. we look at whether the markets are pricing in a rate hike. the bailout approved. greece gets the green light and we will tell you when the cash will kick in in the starving economy. we look at the impact of china's yuan devaluation and slow down on the nation's richest. those that have fallen from the billionaires club. mark: i am mark barton in london, let's bring you up to speed. greece is due to receive 30 billion euros today. the money is being released after eurozone parliament backed the terms of a third bailout. it will be used to pay the debt to the ecb and to clear other outstanding arrears. oil sending its decline for the lowest level in six years as u.s. stockpiles unexpectedly increased. seen oill glut has slump more than 30% since its closing peak in june. the ims must push back the earliest date that china's you want can join the market to preserve currencies. china shifted to a more market determined exchange rate. a move th

then they have come the you have come the air of jack nicholas and the fan base nationwide and worldwide just began to grow with the type of situation. i spent my entire career here and during my stay at the moment in the history of the golf course. i covered the masters for the first time and then the following year. i ended up in my career and after i got out of the tv business. it's how augusta came to be because when i came here, folks asked me first on the course how did this town become the golf capital of the world. with private collectors i pieced together a story that had up to that

nicholas hawk, al jazeera. >>> one of the most famous footballers in the world goes under cover in hiss city. and he had a beard and fake belly before heading out to the streets of the spanish capitol complete with a cute dog and couldn't find anyone to return the ball to him. and cannot score a date from a good looking passersby. but in a city that plays host to his deal royal madrid he found a few football people to appreciate his skills. when he finally reveals his identity to the young lad the spectators easily dismissed him for hours suddenly they realized it was a big mistake. and that woman must be kicking herself. you can find all the news by logging on to our website. the address al jazeera.com. that's all. >> a huge fire in northern california jumped its containment line. cooler temperatures may help crews get the upper hand today. >> seven of dead in an outbreak of legionnaires disease. officials try to calm the public as they hunt the source. >> until we secure the border, it's not going to stop. it's like a serious wound you want to haunch the flow. >> gop presidential hop

graduate student nicholas is in the last row of seats. >> i was visiting my girlfriend who was living. >> the captain and the first officer are in the cockpit of the revolutionary airbus a-320, the world's first commercial airliner to have completely computerized controls. its bold advertisements declare a superior intelligence has arrived. >> similar to what you have on your home computer when you're trying to fly a flight simulator with the joystick. it's all computer controlled. you're never physically moving the flight controller. >> it was a regional sort of airline, so this was a bit of an upstart carrier, but they were a highly motivated group that wanted the airline to succeed. >> part of that success depends on competing with france's high-speed train system. putting pressure on the crew for an on-time arrival. >> we have to get it on the ground, in the gate, off loaded, loaded, turned, back in the air and you're racing the clock. >> flight 5148 is routine until air traffic control tells the crew they'll have to land on a different runway. because of a change in wind directio

authorities say 19-year-old nicholas upton went for a swim in the eastern cape province sunday and has not been seen since. upton is a junior at george washington university in st. louis, and a resident of reading in fairfield county. school officials say they are closely monitoring the situation. they hope and pray for nicholas' safe return. >>> spring valley police looking for a man they describe as a person of interest in a deadly attack. this is a picture of that person. malik ballpark teeft. the victim was an immigrant. police found him lying on the ground on johnson street, robbed and beaten the morning of august 17th. he died monday. 18-year-old alfred degraw iii has already been arrested in the attack. >>> tonight we are learning new evidence against a man accused in the execution-style murder of a texas deputy. shannon miles faced a houston judge today. of he is charged with capital murder in the death of deputy darren goforth. he was shot in the back of the head just minutes after filling up his patrol car friday night. today the d.a. explained miles emptied his gun, shooting

its wing hitting nicholas in the head as his terrified friends watched. >> we thought nick died.lane was on top of him. >> yeah, he started to move and then he's like, he's alive. >> reporter: the 23-year-old pilot was uninjured but nicholas needed help. shocked bystanders holding him steady until bystanders arrived. >> i remember waking up and going to the ambulance and to the hospital. >> reporter: despite suffering a concussion and fractured skull bone that required surgery, nicholas stayed in the hospital for just four days. his recovery, amazing. his new nickname, miracle dude, something he jokes he could do without. >> i don't really like the name. i'm just another person that just got hit by a plane. >> reporter: in a show of support, 12 of his buddies shaved their heads, as well. >> i was happy that they did it and doesn't make me feel awkward with my shaved head. >> reporter: happy for friends like his and thankful for first responders who work to keep him alive after that terrifying crash. >> i just want to thank them for, i guess, saving my life. >> reporter: for "good

nicholas hart went and had a look. >> a calling to return to the land. these children are from the brotherhood, a muslim sect prompting living together away from the city and closer to the earth in commune. some of these children are orphans. others were abandoned by their tharnts. she is the first of her family to go to university. >> you reich the discipline. it brings us closer together. >> an estimated 1 million children live on the streets in senegal either aban oned or forced into being. authorities do little to protect them. ba pals offer them safety. everyone is wealthy as long as they leave possessions behind, participate in work and follow the islamic principles of their sect. >> islam values intention. work is our form of prayer. there was nothing here, not even a well. 30 years later, there is a pool, a training program, a health center, a maternity ward, a workshop that employs up to 360 people. there is water for the 15 villages. three deep well did with pumps, caps, concrete walls. >>. >> there are communes like these throughout west afric

reporter: the pilot was uninjured but nicholas needed help. shocked by held in steady until paramedics arrived. >> i remember waking up and they going to the amulets in the going to the hospital. reporter: despite the fractured skull bone that required surgery, he stayed in the hospital for just four days. his new nickname, miracle did. -- dude. >> i don't really like the name. i'm just another person the get hit by a plane. [laughter] reporter: 12 of his buddies shaved their heads. >> i was happy they did it and it does that make me feel awkward. reporter: happy for friends like his and thankful for first responders who worked to keep him alive after that terrifying crash. for just want to thank them saving my life. miracle dude. scott: i like how he says he's just like any other to the got hit by a plane. kimberly: coming up at 4:00, a new study on when is the best time to get your flu shot. you might be surprised that the result. kimberly: a 7 on your side medical matter. with some are still holding on a bit, it shot meineke undermined just

nicholas, we always talk about father red. we come in here, the subject is father red.as here to look what the church looks like today. >> reporter: angel evans tells us she can't help but look back. still hoping to find clues about what happened to her father. >> anything can be possible. i suspect he's deceased but you never know. and i'm not going to say i believe it's a lock, but you never give up hope. >> reporter: shepard smith, fox news. >>> an automobile giant investing in our country's future in big ways by helping our younger generation. that's coming up in today's "beyond the dream." >> plus, the air campaign against isis, getting a new member. hear who's joining the air strikes against the extremists. >>> then, growing troubles for a hillary clinton as the fbi assembles a so-called "a" team to dig into her servers. how other democratic hopefuls are capitalizing and what it might mean for her white house run. >> all i can tell you is what i've been telling you for months, which has the benefit of being true and factual and that is that i never sent any classi

nicholas has the story. >> syria is a top fashion design ter.ident artist at the thread at a remote village in senegal. she didn't know what to expect. she became inspired by the local fashion. she started knitting hats as well as muslim skull caps. the unexpected happened. curious young men like jalo joined in. >> why not knit my own hats? we are practicing muslims. we need this to cover our heads. it's fun and useful. >> she calls this a creative conversation. no words. no judgment. just letting inspiration do the talking. >> my favorite thing about being here is that there is hardly any phone reception. there is no internet. so you can just turn your phone off and have 100% focus in just being. >> western ngos and development workers have come and gone in this region. the art center is a brain child of this village doctor. he says people here needless aid more art. >> we have lots of judge men uninspired who are tempted to migrate to europe illegally, doing it not just for money but for the adventure. i hope the art center can remind them adv

. >>> venezuelan president nicholas maduro has declared a state of emergency look the bothered, maduro's ordered the closure of two border crossings and plans to increase the military presence in the area. >>> guatemala's former president has been implicated in a customs kickback scheme that led to her resignation in may. protesters claim president otto perez is also involved. >>> breast cancer has killed 500,000 women every year. a new u.s. study suggests remove of the breast has little impact on stopping the spreading of the disease. >> reporter: dcif, ductile carcinoma in situ, removal of in some cases both breasts but the journal of the american medical association says getting a mastectomy has he little to do with the outcome. >> just a lumpectomy it turned out they did just as well in terms of survival as those women who had aggressive treatments. >> the study followed 100,000 of these patients for 20 years. stage zero breast cancer had just about the same likelihood of dying of the disease as the general population. that's raising the question, are tens of thousands of women being

nicholas maduro blames it on the economic war waged by list right wing opponents. >> translator: todaywe had an unfortunate attack. we are we have kept our eyes on the right wing, they want to fill country with violence. >> reporter: on thursday the government imposed another crack down on distributors accused of hoarding goods. soldiers occupied the warehouse of one of the country's largest food providers. the economic problems are also affecting people's ability to call abroad. telephone operators have cut phone services to more than 100 countries because they can't paid foreign providers. >> translator: i have a friend in ec disor and we were in contact -- ecuador but we were in be contact constantly and she says she has problems calling me. >> last year there were deadly protests across the country and with president maduro's popularity sinking the government may be left struggle litigate to keep control. >>> firefighters in the u.s. state of california are trying to contain a series of wildlife inwildfiresin lake county. the governor has declared a state of emergency. >> scientist

nicholas visco became sick after practice. he's in the hospital in critical condition. n.j. burkett is there. >> reporter: outside the athletic field, the football field where the boy collapsed shortly after practice. that was five days ago, and yes, as you said, tonight, he remains in critical condition. when he was carried off the field, liz, his body temperature was 108 degrees. that's 10 degrees, of course, above normal. he had a potential relief threatening case -- potentially life threatening case of heatstroke. he came off the field telling well. heatstroke. he was rushed to university medical center in stoney brook where his doctors struggled to keep him alive. he has suffered can i seeny and liver -- kidney and liver failure. doctors say his condition has not worsened in the past several hours, and he is now expected to recover. here is what the head of his medical team hold me just this afternoon. >> as of right now, his liver appears to be improving. his kidneys are being supported by dialysis that we provide burnout going to know for days or even weeks whether hi

like audrey mistray seen here, and nicholas pavoli. >> never take a dive for granted. you don't know what dive is going to be your last. >> the most dangerous sport in the world? >> i would say so, except competitive russian roulette. >> reporter: for him the dance of danger attracts him and so many others to the sport. >> you're taking your body where it seriously doesn't want to go, to the point where everything is contracting in your body. >> why? >> yeah. people want to know. >> i guess, what can you do? what are we capable of as a species? people. >> reporter: considered the foremost authority on free diving education he lent his skills to make the movie "the cove" and trained david blaine for his special "drowned alive." i experienced some of the intense mental and physical sport. taking the turn in the water in the cayman islands, trained to free diver. first the breath hold. all these lessons, the breathing, the mental call calisthenics calisthenics, geared to teaching me to ignore my body's cry for oxygen. see those convulsions? my body demanding to breathe. b

nicholas hawk al jazeera. >>> let's get the sports news. >> jane thank you, adam goodes returned for australia footballer has been the subject of a fierce debate of racism over the past week and a half, afl most well-known player goodes took indefinitely from the sport after booing from supporters and some said it's because fans didn't like him as a player supporter esclaim the attacks were racially motivated and goodes is an out spoken activist within australia and will return to play for the swans next game on saturday. >> the last week as we have discussion and i have been involved in before and i think the discussions needed to be had and i'm really hopeful those discussions are behind us now and we can all move on. i think people have had their opinions and spoken about the issues and hopefully now we can move forward and for many it's about me going out there and playing football. >> reporter: yet to issue a formal response of allegation of widespread drug use in athletics and problems faced by cycling and case in point is the tour of utah which got underway on monday without d

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reporter: for the first time since this plane crashed into a crowded beach on july fourth, 12-year-old nicholas baer, who was hit in the head, is speaking out. >> what was the last thing you remember? just walking in the water? >> yeah. >> and then? >> i don't know, i guess the plane just came down. >> reporter: the single-engine plane towing an advertising banner tumbled across the beach,

nicholas hart joins rangers trying to protect threatened species. >> reporter: this is an exceptional important world heritage site. it is home to rare animals. the park is just under half the size of belgium. so finding poachers is difficu difficult. this morning rangers receive a tip-off. on the ground some clues, fresh bicycle tracks and signs of wild animals. these are the latest pictures from a nearby camera use today track animal movements. here the west african lion, virtually extinct it's worth hundreds of thousands of dollars on the black market. now take a look at the last picture. barely visible, one of the poachers standing in front of the camera. local tribes were forced out of the area 40 years ago to protect animals from being hunted. but rangers say some tribes men are moan to work with traffickers. >> translator: we are not surprised locals have the best knowledge of the park it's so lucrative it's tempting to want to hunt here. >> reporter: we slowly approach the spot where the picks were taken. the poachers are probably armed. rangers worry about a gun fight as well

says they are working on a series based on the nicholas sparks series. i wonder who is going to be playing the ryan gosling role. >>> coming up, katy perry as elizabeth taylor. behind the scenes of her transformation. >>> plus, house concern for this star. we will tell you who this covered up former heart throb is. it is all ahead. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> i would say it's a compliment to be compared to elizabeth taylor. she was so fabulous and decad t decadent. >> i think elizabeth would be flattered. what did it take to turn katy perry into the hollywood legend? how about an old-fashioned do. some wild eye makeup. they gave us this behind the scenes look at their icons issue which is out tuesday. katy says she has some other similarities. >> i'm sure i'll be married just as many times. >> for the record, that would be eight times. i'm not sure you would have ever caught the glamorous elizabeth taylor wearing denim. brook anderson found out it is the look to have this fall. >> let's face it ladies, we love our jeans. i'm a tad obsessed.

nicholas hawk, al jazeera, senegal. >> quick reminder, you can keep up with all the news on our website, the address, aljazeera.com, that's aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. >> we see development in other areas of the city that are definitely not happening out there. >> discrimination in the housing market. >> we're trying to push forward into a more positive future. >> reply community. >> new orleans as everybody knows it. even in vietnam? >> sweet home. >> when you look back there and think it's been ten years how do you feel about it? >> not good.

at one of the border towns nichola nicolÁs maduro has declared a state of exception.the mood here is not one of expectation but also of great fear. >> i was going to ask you about the body. we've seen the escalating tensions. people must be worried that perhaps the foreign ministers are going to come to an agreement. >> yes, it's certainly in everybody's mind. there is a greater thing happening in other border towns, these towns are like most border towns, they're usually bustling with activity. you can see that the streets are more or less empty. the shops have closed their doors. this is happening basically for two primary reasons. one is because the border is closed, there is no trade or communication between both countries. but also because of the mass deportation. many colombians have lived in venezuela for decades, they have their homes and have their families here. now they're in hiding or they've decided to cross the river to colombian in fear of greater military retaliation or attacks. >> with the latest from venezuela, thank you. now heavy rains in southeast

nicholas hawk, al jazeera, senegal. >> quick reminder, you can keep up with all the news on our website, the address, aljazeera.com, that's aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. >> we see development in other areas of the city that are definitely not happening out there. >> discrimination in the housing market. >> we're trying to push forward into a more positive future. >> reply community. >> new orleans as everybody knows it. even in vietnam? >> sweet home. >> when you look back there and think it's been ten years how do you feel about it? >> not good. >> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. down here in the place where the river meets the sea, there's a strong spirit even katrina couldn't wash away. ten years after many of us, then young journalists, stood in the floodwaters and wondered whether this one of america's favorite cities would ever be the same. there's an official focus on resilience. on the lights that are back. the fun of the french quarter. the sense of community that has returned. still, look closer. there are still fragile fractures in many places in the city. our coverage

the likes of chicago's own chic evans, the great bob jones, arnold palmer, jack nicholas and tiger woods. america's first national championship, the u.s. amateur, remains a pinnacle of amateur golf. this is a special site that has served as an excellent host of that historic championship. [applause] bryson, i'm honored to present two distinguished awards. first, a u.s. amateur championship gold medal presented to every united states amateur champion since 1895. [applause] second and certainly more identifiable, i present to you the havemeyer trophy. the time-honored emblem of our united states amateur championship. congratulations. [applause] >> please welcome from fox sports, holly sonders. >> amazing week. you started out the final 18 from the trees. you ended up on top as you always do. what is it like to hold that trophy? >> it's an incredible honor. i never thought in my wildest dreams i would win this championship. with all of the dedication and hard work that i've put in to making this possible, it's finally realized. i'm so excited and honored to be everybody's champion, the us a

nicholas. you, are up for the lines for independents. --ler: wet: and nicholas is gone. will take more of your calls shortly. the lay of the land here, we are continuing to follow candidate today at the iowa state fair. both hillary clinton and donald trump there this afternoon. not speaking on the des moines register soapbox but they will be there attending to follow them with our cameras. also, bernie sanders was running for the democratic nomination. he will be on the soapbox at 3:00 a.m. eastern time. we will attempt to bring that to you live as well. and more of your calls for the afternoon as well. and tweets and facebook posts. we want to show you some of hillary clinton's meet and greet. she arrived a short time ago at the iowa state fair. let's watch that now. >> secretary clinton? >> good to see you. [indiscernible] [laughter] >> thank you very much. [indiscernible] >> thank you so much. i appreciate all you have done. i grew up in iowa but it moved to virginia, the shenandoah valley. >> wow. >> i teach government. >> nice to meet you. clinton: thank you. how a

police spotted nicholas somers on market street and suspect he was riding a stolen bike and trying to sell it. they found a stun gun, pepper spray and possible burglar tools. the 36-year-old is already on probation for robbery. he was released on his own recognizance. >>> a man is under arrest following a 12-hour standoff in morgan hill. kpix 5's kiet do with how it came to an end. >> reporter: take a look at the house. this is what it looks like after a 12-hour s.w.a.t. standoff in morgan hill just a mess inside. the doors were left open. the there were holes poked in the house and they sprayed tear gas inside there pretty much stuff left everywhere. >> i don't know -- it sounded like i don't know like a flash- bang or -- >> reporter: this all began around 1:00 yesterday afternoon when police got a call of a wanted felon on manor court in morgan hill. when officers arrived, they saw the man go into the house and we were told that it's the home of a friend. however, since the man was wanted for several violent felonies out of san jose, it's unclear if he was armed. police told the hom

reporter: this is when nicholas me doro closed the border indefinitely. smugglers attacked a security patrol. smuggling, basic things -- they can make a handsome profit in colombia where milk and sugar can cost as 10 times as much. they demanded venezuela work to rectify the situation. >> we demand respect from the venezuelan government. respect for colombians from the most humble to the most powerful. reporter: colombia has condemned the expulsions which have seen hundreds of its citizens deported. talks between diplomats between the two countries to resolve the crisis start wednesday. laura: now it won the cannes festival. the film is being released in cinemas across france. it's a tale that draws many parallels of the thousands of migrants currently arriving on europe's shores. reporter: fleeing war-torn sri lanka, he takes a girl and with their false passports they make their way to europe. granted asylum fanses in france, he gets a job as a ontore in the suburbs. there he's confronted with a new battle -- adjusting to a new language and culture while

arrested for impersonating their former teacher. 18-year-old nicholas brito and my kayla ramos facing charges after a teacher discovered the twitter account using her name and picture to portray her in a defamatory manner. the teens turned themselves into police earlier this week. >>> tonight, family and fans are mourning the sudden death of deloved professional wrestler rowdy piper. he died from a heart attack. he was legend in the ring. his rivalry from hulk hogan sparked the first wrestle mania. he was inducted into the hall of fame back in 1985. >>> a woman on long island crushed by a tree as she slept is back home tonight. 20-year-old stephanie epstene was released from the hospital today five days after a massive tree crashed through the roof of her home. she was fighting back tears as she described those frightening moments and the two hours it took firefighters to remove that tree. >> from the firefighters to the police officers to the doctors and the paramedics that without them i wouldn't be here. i didn't think i was going to make it. >> the fact she was sleeping on her sid

. >> he was motivated to kill nicholas howard to prevent any other witnesses, prevent having to share insurance proceeds, and because he had a long vendetta against the mother as a scorned lover. >> i don't know if nick planned a scam with ralph. it makes absolutely no sense to me because you can't get insurance money if you're alive. and because i know how nick loved me and loved our family. >> nick had told people, i'm going to be a millionaire before i'm 30. nick had also made the comment within the week before his disappearance that he could disappear and nobody would ever be able to find him. you can look at that a couple of different ways. yeah, that leads to believe that perhaps there's some involvement. the family would like to think otherwise. it's difficult to say. and i'm not sure we will ever know. >> ralph marcus was tried and convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> i was amazed at the team, the california highway patrol team, the way they put things back together. it was very interesting in court, even though

school officials say junior nicholas upton is part of a study abroad program in capetown but office a break at the -- but was on a break at the time. upton was last seen going for a swim. search crews are looking for him and keep contacting dw officials, the u.s. embassy and upton's family. >>> a new development tonight for a former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. the u.s. supreme court ruled he can stay out of prison while those justices consider his appeal. the high court overturned lower court ruling that would send him to prison in the next couple weeks. mcdonnell was sentenced to two years for doing favors for a wealthy businessman in exchange for money and gifts. >>> former maryland governor marvin march dell will lie in -- mandel will lie in repose at the statehouse this week. he served as governor from 1969 to 1979 but fell from grace after mail fraud charges which were eventually overturned. as we noted, mandel will lie in repose on wednesday, funeral set for thursday in pikes vol and you can find the full arrangements on the wusa9 app. >>> right now president obama is begin