he was the speaker at niles west high school in illinois. a place where he graduated as a legit taurean of his class. -- as valedictorian of his class. many things have changed since the first graduation speech i gave you are. on this very spot in 1970. er -- the electric typewriter was cutting edge technology. and paul mccartney was about the same age taylor swift is today. there are still some things that never go out of style. paul mccartney is one of them. i hear you had tie die davis. -- i heard you had tie die day this year, in 1970, every day was tie-dyed day. in 2016 the team brought home the illinois state championship. congratulations. and on may 29 of both years the cubs were in first place in their division. [applause] here's hoping 2016 works out better than 1970 did. most important it's every much as big a thrill and an honor to speak at your graduation. the foirs of the kind basis of person i am today. i owe this place a lot. of course, i didn't know it at the time. thisyou, i sat on graduation field. like today the sun was sh

so, when we had west nile, they called it a west nile bill. when we're having a bad fire year, they called it a fire suppression flexibility act. then they were honest and they said, it is the reducing regulatory burdens act. you know, the piece of paper or the report you have to file after you apply the pesticides. and, you know, so, at least that was, you know, from their side, honest. but then now it is the zika vector control act. renamed two weeks ago. zika is a serious problem. and of course on their side they're refusing to put forward an adequate budget to partner with communities who want to do mosquito reduction and control efforts. but that's a story for another day and it's a different committee. but that would be a real thing we could do. here's a couple of points. you know, zika is very bad for pregnant women and also is implicated in a syndrome in both males and females and other potential links to other diseases. really, really bad stuff. and we have to get ahead of it. but we also know that pesticides and herbsides are bad for

nile is one of the kindest people, he genuinely has so much time for anyone he meets. he is such a gorgeous person and it comes from the inside as well. everyone did so well this season. lauren: do you think people knew that he would win? this season was a tossup. any of the top six could have won, the final was that strong. i think only 2% separated all three. the level of dancing, literally, you know how hard this is. what do you see out of this? >> it is a great show to be part of, who you are as an individual, but the beautiful thing is you get to see this. lauren: very exciting. thank you very much. back to you. leon: congrats and have fun. famed comedian bill cosby will be facing trial for sexual assault. a judg decided to move the case forward. jonathan elias has what happened. will be athis showdown between cosby and his accuser. he is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting her in pennsylvania in 2004. the judge says there is enough evidence to move forward. a detective said the woman told the police that cosby gave her three blue pills and wine, and then

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other diseases including lyme and west nile are already common throughout the country. consume irreports has advice on the best insect repel antsz to stay safe. the zika outbreak continues to dominate the news and with no vaccine nor the virus and no drug to treem the infections, it has become devastatingly clear that avoiding mosquito bites is essential. "consumer reports" says zika isn't the only insect-borne threat this summer. >> the west nile and other viruses are also spretd by mosquitoes and tick-borne illnesses are becoming more common. >> "consumer reports" has tested insect repel ants and say think don't ole a all provide the same protection. they looked at 16 with a range of active ingreents. for their effectiveness at repelling bites from the 80s mosquito that can carry zika and the -- known to spread west nile virus. the lab also tested the repellents against deer ticks which can carry lyme and other diseases. while choosing a natural or plant oil based insect repellent instead of one containing deet might seem look a good idea, "consumer reports" found oth

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that was for wes nile. whoops. then h.r. 872, last congress, reducing the regulation burdens act, at the request of the american farm bureau because of the huge burden. and now just renamed last week we are going to try and game a very serious thing which is the potential spread of zika which the republicans thus far have appropriated zero dollars to help the states. zero. we are going to pretend we are doing something here today about zika. it's not about zika. this is pretty damn personal for me. because the reasonable we have this rule is because of a huge massive fishkill in oregon. a misapplication of pesticide, and aquatic pesticide, into an irrigation canal. applications in or near water. people drink water, fish swim in water. other things are dependent upon water. we are talking about -- no, we don't want to have the e.p.a. watch the pesticide operators who are putting pesticides in or around water. they should not be allowed to do that. now, 92,000 steelhead died in oregon. and that was essentially the be

. >>> well, a bird carrying the west nile virus has been discovered.sted positive for west nile and three other california counties as well including santa clara. >>> well, too many drivers are jumping into the hov lane ill leely. an average of 32% drivers are break ing the hov rule. the hov lane are designed for traffic to move about 45 miles per hour. officials proposed fixing the problem in the next few months and that may include increasing the number of people in each car. >>> uber and lyft are standing their ground. they're stepping down services in austin texas. over the weekend, the people of austin voted to require ride chairing companies to finger fingerprint their drivers. instead of going along with it. uber and lyft decided to lead off of it together. >> returning after the city making fingerprinting volunteering. >> up next the best of his playoffs career. >> a lot of yelling. >> we'll hear from steph curry and we'll show you the sharks overtime. >> a live look at oracle arena tonight - the warriors can close out their series with the por

meet happy, the ancient begich and god of the nile. 2 sunken cities have been rediscovered. ♪ welcomeour viewers on public television in america and around the globe. baghdad was hit by a series of bombings today which left to 70 people dead and dozens injured. this is the latest in a string of attacks claimed by the so-called islamic state. there is growing concern about the ability of iraq's fractured government to keep its citizens safe. jim muir starts our coverage. it athe most deadly attack market in the shaab district. the so-called islamic state said one of their suicide bombers blew himself up. he claimed the attack was aimed at shia militiamen. this survivor said he hid under a table and rescuers took away body parts of shoppers who were no longer recognizable. there is much anger at the random nature of the attack. the explosion killed a woman, her brother, and her knee's, as well as -- her niece, as well as other people who came here to shop. jim: on the east side of baghdad there was anger in the sprawling shia suburb. this was the aftermath of a suicide car bomb explosio

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. >> you heard right, nile demarco won the coveted mirrorball trophy.gist ginger zee got third place. now nyle is the first deaf person to win it all on the show. >> it means more opportunity for the deaf community. it really means a lot. i have my own foundation to inspire deaf kids and make changes in their lives. it's about the community. there's 70 million deaf people in this world. and it's about -- >> nile demarco as well as page and ginger will be on "gma" this morning at 7:00 a.m. right here on 6abc. >> i dvr'd it and you just spoiled it for me. [laughter] >> what have you done with matt o'donnell. >> who is he? where is he? >>> 4:57ly all new on "action news" dozens of police officers bring their best dance moves to film a music video and are calling philadelphia police to try and match the effort. >> renovateds stumbled upon a surprising find in the backyard that possibly dates back more than 100 years ago and they say that there needs to be more in this story. we'll explain when we come back. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading n

in rare cases, west nile can be fatal. more than 700 californians contracted the virus last year. >>> noaa is forecasting 10 to 16 named tropical storms in the atlantic. four to air expected to become hurricanes. at least one is predicted to become a major hurricane. that's about average, but it's coming after three straight years of below-average hurricane seasons. >> the predicted level of activity compared to the past three years that we've experienced actually suggests we could be in for more activity than we've seen in recent years. >> the official hurricane season starts june 1st but forecasters say an early system between the bahamas and bermuda has a 90% chance of becoming a tropical or subtropical storm bitomorrow. they say people from georgia to the carolinas should keep an eye on the potentially damaging storm. >>> at least one person is dead and three more missing after torrential rains drenched parts of southeastern texas overnight. as much as 16 inches of rain fell in some areas. the national weather service

places with a lot of mosquitoes so we have it in new jersey and not huge numbers of cases of west nile but there are cases every year. if zika takes hold and we see the map of where the mosquitoes are we won't get thousands of cases but there are probably going to be cases every year and there are going to be kids born with these horrible birth defects so it is important for people to know that so that it doesn't get established and we don't end up having a new equilibrium. >> we ought to keep in mind another opportunity, make the argument and you did, one of the problems is if we are successful it doesn't get big, you could turn that around, you have to be on the offensive to do this, the reason this thing didn't get out of control is we took precautionary measures you could make how many cases of babies with stunted brains you have to have before people think it is worth spending money on something like this. >> i am molly with clean air force. the link between climate change and health, i have a question about the zika epidemic. i wonder if you think we have any evidence that this e

nile and peta wiil be bringing out the big guns. silence. >> we're going to bring that for our free style dance. i think what's been our charm is our charisma. >> what is going to set you freestyle apart? >> for me what's special is mark takes this dance there. >> somewhere over the rainbow popped at me on the page. and i came in the next day a i was just like, we should do this. >> she did the show, season 5 a, didn't make the finals and you could help me do a lift with val. >> just a little bit heavier. still to eva longoria wedding watch. >> plus samantha harry talks about her own on going health battle. >> one minute i'm laughing and the next minute i'm crying. >> what happens when ja franco gets ahold of the tv cut classic mother may i sleep with danger. >> it's this really coolcult classic vampire lesbian movie. >> closed captioning provided by. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed interne

are not huge numbers of cases of west nile, but there are cases every year.akes hold, we saw the map of where the mosquitoes are, there probably are going to be cases every year. there are probably going to be kids born with these herbal birth defects. it is important for people to know that so that it doesn't get established and we don't end up upsetting the equilibrium. init's another opportunity response to your question, you can make the argument, and you did, just one of the problems with making the public health argument is if we are successful , people say see we spent all that money. ,ou can turn it around and say it have to be on the offensive to do this, is to say the reason this didn't get out of control is because we took the questions and answers, you could make, a with stuntedes brains it will have to have -- and spend dollars on something like that. one of the things that we do is educate parents between the link between climate change and health. i have a question about the zika epidemic. i was just wondering if you think we have any evidence

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nile and peta will be bringing out the big guns.we're going to bring that out for our free style dance. i think what's been our charm is our charisma. freestyle apart? >> for me what's special is mark takes this dance there. >> somewhere over theerainbow popped at me on thi was just like, we should do this. >> she did the show, season 5 a, didn't make the finals and you could help me do a lift with val. >> just a little bit heavier. still to come, our eva lon wedding watch. >> plus samantha harris talks about her own on going health battle. >> one minute i'm laughing and e next minute i'm crying. >> what happens when james franco gets ahold of the tv cult classic mother may i sleep with danger. >> it's this really cool cult >> closed captioning provided by. >> we are counting down to eva longoria's wedding weekend. >> focused on fitness and why that yoga could be keeping her head clear she could be playing mind games with me. she will wed the millionaire tv mogul? mexico. but she is trying to throw off prying pats with the exact loc

taking precautions will help prevent zika and other illnesses such as west nile virus. >>> this may give new parents a peace of mind. it may feel cruel to let a baby cry it out but it's okay westbound minutes. doctors found that babies that cried it out or had their bedtimes pushed back, had to long-term emotional harm. parents should not ignore a crying baby but len edge the time to go back in and comfort them. >> people with type 2 diabetes, therapy is a recommended option, it helps people lose weight and will help them control their blood levels and lower their risk for heart disease. it's an option for some people but today the american diabetes association added it to their official guidelines. they show people that had type 2 diabetes and had weight loss surgery were able to control their blood levels better than those with traditional treatment. this could open the door for more people to have baratic surgery. doctors say it has become safer with new advances. of course i would tell anyone who is considering this option to speak with a team of experts and talk to someone that had

there are not huge numbers of cases of west nile, but there are cases every year. if zika takes hold, we saw the map of where the mosquitoes are, yes, we probably won't get thousands of cases that -- but there probably are going to be cases every year. there are probably going to be kids born with these horrible birth defects. it is important for people to know that so that it doesn't get established and we don't end up upsetting the equilibrium. >> it's another opportunity in response to your question, you can make the argument, and you did, just one of the problems with making the public health argument is if we are successful the problem does not get egg. people say see we spent all that money. and it didn't get big. you can turn it around and say, you have to be on the offensive to do this, is to say the reason this didn't get out of control is because we took the questions and answers, you could make, a case of babies with stunted brains it will have to have before people -- and spend dollars on something like that. >> one of the things that we do is educate p

a tornado formed in niles kansas, last night. 25 homes were damaged or destroy the. there are no reports of injuries. the tornado came within a mile of the city of chapman which was torn apart by a tornado just eight years ago. >>> a strange outburst on a frontier airlines jet halts the flight. the plane was going from denver to portland. the woman's behavior was so bizarre the pilot returned to the gate. the passenger stopped reporting because the woman took off all her clothes. she was removed from the plane. >> this was clearly a medical emergency. there is no excuse to see an airplane with a problem like this and not have paramedics on board taking charge of the situation. >> she also tried to pull out an oxygen bag above her. many question why she was allowed on the plane in the first place. she was acting strangely before the flight. >>> actors in hollywood like it when they get to appear on tv or film but this guy might be regretting his 15 minutes of fame. he climbed the "hollywood" sign waving a flag that said, i'm back! when he was done, he jumped down. but

they were only wable to -- able to do this after they declared an emergency that affected the west nile and community, they can spray without any permits. congress should not be forcing states, cities and mosquito control agencies to put their own residents, especially pregnant women, at risk of contracting zika. h.r. 897 will enable communities to resume conducting routine, preventive mosquito control programs providing limited and emporary authorized by fifra and used in compliant with its guidance. the e.p.a. arufe -- approves and regulates the use of these under fifra. this is a simple fix to a bad court decision that added unnecessary red tape. h.r. 89 was drafted very narrowly to address only the sixth circuit court's decision and give local entities the ability to spray to protech public health. e.p.a. even provided technical assistance in drafting this bill to achieve those objectives. well over 150 organizations representing a wide variety of public and private entities and thousands of stake holders support a legislative resolution for this issue. just to name a few, these org

researchers say from 2000 to 2014 they have found three nile crocodiles.em with that. unlike american crocodiles, nile crocodiles are not only bigger, they like to eat humans. >> african mile. look at that. >> whereas american crocodiles tend to shy away more from humans. >> if you forget what a crocodile attack looks like, there you go. >> there's a nice little reminder but we have a solution. >> there he is. >> look who that is. >> to the rescue. he can't be everywhere though. >> crocodile dunnedee. got to love him. not only does he save you from crocs, he saves you from muggers, too. >> i want to know how they got there. >> you call that a knife? this is a knife. >> i love that part. i love that movie. how did they get there? >> that's the question. and they only found three. but they suspect there are a lot more out there. >> got to have a bigger knife if you're hanging out in florida. >> watch out. >>> all right. vodka, all kinds of vodka. there are grape vodka, wheat based, potato, all sorts. brand-new vodka coming from the bay area made of fog. made

[applause] officer nile johnson. medal of valor presented to officer nile johnson, florida. for swift and valorous action to and a crime spree. officer johnson pursued a man who had shot a miami police officer and two other innocent bystanders withstanding fire from an assault weapon and apprehended the assailant. [applause] special agent tyler cahl. middle valor presented to special agent tyler cahl, fbi. four heroic actions to save a hostage. [applause] deputy joey tortorella. valor presented to deputy joey tortorella, niagara county sheriff's office. placing himself in great danger to protect the community. he confronted and subdued and -- a gunman who had shot and wounded his parents inside the home and by doing so, prevented the gunman from threatening the safety of students at a nearby elementary school. [applause] president obama: let's give one last big round of applause to the recipients of the medal of valor. [applause] president obama: thank you all. thank you for your dedication. thank you for your service. you are continuously in our thoughts and prayers and we

[applause] officer nile johnson. medal of valor presented to hnson, florida. swift and miller's action to any crimes be. he pursued a man who had shot a miami police officer and two other innocent bystanders withstanding fire from an assault weapon and apprehended the assailant. [applause] special agent tyler cahl. todle valor presented special agent tyler cahl, fbi. her own actions to save a hostage. -- wrote actions to save a hostage. -- wrote actions to say day -- save aactions to hostage. [applause] deputy joey tortorella. middle of valor presented to deputy joey tortorella, niagara county sheriff's office. basing himself in great danger to protect the community. confronted and subdued and filing gunman who had shot and wounded his parents inside the home and by doing so, prevented the gunman from threatening the safety of students at a nearby elementary school. [applause] >> let's give one last big round of applause to the recipients. [applause] [applause] thank you all. thank you for your dedication. thank you for your service. you are continuously in ou

consider egypt, look at the sudan, where six percent of the nile flows to these countries. how can you support life in egypt without restoring ethiopia's mountains? so this is regional, national, and international. >> environmental degradation is not only a problem for the dry regions of ethiopia. it can be just as devastating for counries likrwanda, where rainfall is plentiful. this tiny country is grappling with the problem of a growing population trying to eke out a living on a finite amount of land. as in china and ethiopia, over-farming on the hillsides caused serious erosion and a decline in fertility, forcing poor farmers to move into protected areas, such as the rugezi wetlands, a wildlife site of international importance. when farmers drained this marsh to try to grow more food, they not only damaged an important wetland ecosystem, they also had a significant impact three hours drive away in kigali, the capital city. the water that pours from the marshlands is a vital source of hydro power for rwanda's capital. as the wetlands began to dry out, power stations below

. >> fans voted nile and peter the winner, to go home with the coveted mirror ball.cer and choreographer martha gram who said dance is the hidden language of the soul. in a complete wrap up of dancing with the stars ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. okawhoa!ady? [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪

just like we did with west nile. none of which is going to be impaired by a little record keeping so we know where, how, what was applied. so you do -- so citizens of the united states, private property owners will have some recourse. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. gibbs: can i inquire how much each time has? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 2 1/2 minutes. mr. gibbs: the other side? the speaker pro tempore: zero. mr. gibbs: zero, ok. i guess i'll close because they're out of time and they can't close, right? first of all, the gentleman from oregon talks about the record keeping. there's additional burdensome records on this requirement, but a certified pesticide applicantor has to keep records. they have to keep records what they applied, when they applied it, what the wind speed was, what the temperature was. there is a record there. i will correct his information. he's a little inaccurate on that

and vector control experts are restarting anti-mosquito fogging programs to curb the spread of west nile virus. contra costa county has trucks fogging areas now in martinez. that's expected to continue until 6 a.m. the county says it's a precaution. so far the virus hasn't been detected in the area. but humans can develop west nile virus through just one bite from an infected mosquito. >>> before leaving your driveway, you'll want to hear this. the troubled takata company is extending their airbag recall. kpix 5 reporter kiet do is live outside a local car dealership. kiet, just how big a recall are we talking about? >> reporter: yeah. later today we're expecting the feds to announce that the recall will more than double in size pushing the total to 63 million cars. that's 25% of cars on the road. this is happening because of a separate investigation by honda and a group of 10 different automakers. takata had tried to blame the faulty airbags on the carmakers while manipulates its own test data hiding results that shows it was propellant that's inside the bag ammonium nitrate. when it's

. >> fans voted nile and peter the winner, to go home with the coveted mirror ball. dance is the hidden language of the soul. in a complete wrap up of dancing with the stars tomorrow morning on come on, what is this health insurance? matching the doctor bills to the worksheets, who paid who, what, when? this... this has to be woman's work. oh, great. well, i'll just do some man's work: watch a little tv and scratch myself. ah... look at this. i can't make that number out. that could be a nine. could be a four. this'll have to wait until tomorrow. what's on, honey? ray, come on, you haven't worked on that at all. you're missing the point. the point is... i will rub your feet. you know, you gotta-- you gotta get this done. with lotions. come on. i'm not even a foot person. matter of fact, the whole idea of rubbing feet makes me sick. just shut up and rub. that's tickling. that's not rubbing, that's tickling. [screeches] hey. glad you're not busy. what makes you think we're not busy, robert? well, i saw through the window. you were looking? well, i'm a cop. it's my trai

niles and peta showed off the waltz and ginger and val danced a tango getting all 10's. >> one door closes and something else opens and i trust that like everything happens like it is suppose to, we went out tonight but we went out on a high note and i had an amazing experience and i conask for a better partner or experience on this show. >> the dancing for the five remaining couples remain pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. . >>> final check of the accuweather forecast as we head into the afternoon. as we look at the northern and western suburbs this is all we get to. 56, 59 and reading has a shot at 60 and 58 in philadelphia and similar numbers with cloudy and damp conditions, occasionally you se

but page van sant brought home the high score of the evening, and ginger zee one point behind and nile demarco one point behind her. the season ends with the grand finale at 9:00 here on 6 abc. >>> it's warm out there and getting warmer, in some spots west of philadelphia, we include kutztown and reading in those numbers. in the i-95 corridor, 79's and berlin 77 and as we move toward the shore, we will get into the low 70s, cooler at the shore but at least in the 70s where you have been stuck in the 60s for a while. if we see a thundershower or shower east of burlington county in all likelihood. >> we are standing by awaiting a hearing, a decision in the preliminary hearing for bill cosby. as they determine whether or not the case moves to trial. we'll bring it to you on air and online. don't forget to join us later this afternoon at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. have a nice afternoon. spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the re

would limit up to 3,000 products including some that are used right now to prevent disease like west nileks to move passengers through the big security lines through the airplanes. american, delta, and united airlines are each spending $4 million to hire center workers at their hundred airport. the workers are helping with non-security aspects such as moving b-i-ns through the machine. the summer travel season kicks off this weekend, memorial day weekend. >> and a lot of you will want to move to france after hearing this story, it is now illegal to check your work e-mail in france on a weekend or holiday. supporters say the law will prevent employees from reaching burn out. they ban companies from sending e-mails after normal working hours. what are those? some say the law does not go far enough and believe the problem is the culture of having to do more at the expense of personal live. >> it would be hard to reinforce but it is a great idea. >> if you ride muni, listen up. changes are coming to a line that runs through the heart of san francisco. >> way need to know to plan ahead. >> in

bridge straight near the interstate, and this is where the chickens and birds tested positive for west nile last year. >>> approving big-money to fix the massive sinkhole that form back in march and ended up leaving the people nearby without heat for days during the el nino storms. these pay times are reported that the leaders in moraga have approved $3.3 million to repair the sinkhole and the pipe damaged, and contractors say it will take about six months. >>> your time is 4:40 am. >>> more pressure on the san francisco police, and what happened after the fire chief pulled out of the forum at the last minute. >>> and mcdonald's is changing the menu, some locations in the south bay and the local item added to the french fries.>>> good morning, looking at it commute for the traffic is actually doing pretty well around the bay. a look at the bay bridge, you can see the traffic is looking good into the city. >>> cloud cover, and the trend is to keep a lot of clouds and some rain increasing throughout the next few days. we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may not feel it, but

. >> nile and peta. nyle and peta. >> reporter: a big night indade for nyle dimarco.end here. the winners fly across the country overnight to appear first thing in the morning on "good morning america." kendis and diane. >> thank but want to mention nyle tweet aid few hours ago, i can't believe we won the mirror ball. this is for the 70 million deaf people in the world. >> he was so emotional at the carrie and inaba at one point signed a message thank you for dancing and showing us your heart on the dance floor. so nice. >> beautiful. new pantene expert gives you the most beautiful hair ever, you wanna see something intense? with our strongest pro-v formula ever. strong is beautiful. (babies crying) narrator: life. dishes. ath. lurping) dishes. every dish, every time, only finish has the powerball to take on anything. >>> okay. topping "the mix," this is why some folks won't let certain uncles baby-sit their kids. >> oh, boy. >> so this kid said, hey, my uncle, i want to get the haircut that looks like the guy ne

while many ward off west nile carrying dear ticks for itch to 8 hours, more than one-third of brands tested lasted an hour or less against zika spreading mosquitos. even worse, the testing found plant-based bug sprays, they were not as effective as other repellants. >> if you wanted to go with a more natural product, the oil of lemon eucalyptus is the best choice. >> in addition to the lemon y k eucalypt eucalyptus, the most effective repellants include deet tick and insect wilderness formula. zika has been linked to birth defects. over 270 pregnant women in the u.s. are infected with the zika virus. all those cases are travel related. back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> happening today, comedian and former daily show host jon stewart and his wife are riding into lancaster county to adopt an abused horse. lilly was shot more than 100 times by a patient ball gun and left abandoned at the new holland stables. stewart and his wife plan to take her to their farm sanctuary in new jersey. >>> 4:48. time to look at traffic. jessica boyington has that. >> we are watching construction arou

this group of supporters cheered on the finalist, niles demarco, and an inspiration for overcoming hishallenges. he is totally deaf and the fans at the deaf communications center with a watch party in montgomery township and here is the moment of the big reveal. >> the winners and new champions of "dancing with the stars" ar are -- >> that's right, defeating the ufc fighter. and ginger third place and he is the first deaf person to win "dancing with the stars." >> it is more opportunity for the deaf community. it really means a lot. i have my own foundation to inspire deaf kids and make changes in their lives. >> and he will be on "good morning america" tomorrow morning right here on channel 6. a dramatic victory tonight on "dancing with the stars." >> and everybody in the final, they are all amazing. >> i thought ginger was spectacular. >> she got in great shape after having the baby, too. >> without question. >>> the weather. going to get hot. going to continue the theme "dancing with the stars," hot, hot, hot weather on the way. and double scan showing it is dry out there tonight. w

medal of valor presented to officer nile johnson, north miami police department, florida. for swift and valorous action to end a cviolent crime spree. he subdued an assailant and apprehended him. [ applause ] . special agent tyler call. medal of valor presented to special agent tyler call, federal bureau of investigation, for his heroic actions to save a hostage. special agent call, who was off duty with his family, helped rescue a woman from her ex-husband who had violated a restraining order and held the victim at gunpoint. [ applause ] deputy joey >>> deputy joey, medal of valor presented to deputy joey for placing himself in great danger to protect this community. he confronted and subdue the violent gunman. by doing so, he prevented the gunman from attacking students from a near by melementary school. [ applause ] >> let's give one last big round of applause to the recipients medal of valor. [ applause ] >> thank you all, thank you for your dedication and service. you are continuously in our thoughts and prayers and we are continuously giving thanks for all that you a

environmental protection has used them in years past to combat other diseases, including the west nile virus. >> it's even more important this year with the increase of the zika virus coming this way, and we're starting to see the effect that that is having on human life and unborn lives. >> some cities are even giving out the momosquito-eating fish for free to people who want them squito-eating fish for free to people who want them. >>> a new shart phone app is helping the visually impaired and blind. >> hey, that is all right! >> the app identifies colors, object, and even brands. it uses artificial intelligence and the camera on the smart phone to communicate directly with users in real time describing things as you just heard. it's called i-poly. >> we thought it could be something like a parrot standing on your shoulder describing the surroundings for you. we want to create a narrator for the real world. >> there's nothing like knowing i can do this by myself. and of course it might be easier if someone assists. but it's nice to know that i can do it myself. >> how cool is that! d

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the sharks a nilea nile ated the predators. >> it is great. nashville didn't show up. sharks dominating. unbelievable. >> the sharks bringing the heat with the first goal on a powerplay. fans in downtown san jose. at the shark tank early on the intensity and nerves building a sold out crowd optimistic. the sharks have yet to win the stanley cup in the 25 year history. the last time they made it was 2011. >> i thought we would win it in 6. going to game 7 is a little -- very nerve wracking. >> he has his 10-year-old son who didn't doubt. >> they always keep the game alive. >> first trip to san jose thinking they would prevail. >> it's okay i am here for game 7. >> in the end the sharks dominated. it is the closest they have gotten to the cup in a long time. >> the connection between the team and the city is strong and deep. the city feels good when the team does well. >> it has been so many years. we are going to keep going. >> you can hear the city is feeling good. the western conference finals now the sharks play the blues in st. louis. >> bring on the blues. this is

. >> supreme court nominee merrick garland is returning home to his high school alma mater in niles toeliver this year's commencement address. >> trevor: oh, no... (laughter) because you know when the high school booked him, they thought they were getting a supreme court justice. not some lame chief justice of the second highest courts of the land. what is he going to say? and remember... always wear sunscreen. because you're going to be standing outside the supreme court looking in for a long, long time! (laughter) we'll be right back! (cheers and applause) ♪ at our house, we're always down for more... case in point: our handcrafted skydiving chamber. be hungry for more. just never be hungry. with premium pepperoni and 100% real cheese... ♪ ding! hot pockets! (cheers and applause) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! you know, america is a country of immigrants who seem to delight in hating newer immigrants. lately, the muslim kind. but your neighbors to the north have been a bit more welcoming. as hasan minhaj reports on the first of a two or part series. >> canada, from thei