noah. ♪ send your pictures ♪ to dear old captain noah >> reporter: his real name was carter merbreierults knew him as captain noah. >> well, here comes mrs. noah. >> i watched captain noah every saturday morning with my sister. >> you would watch it you would be stuck to it as a young person. >> there's our free phone line. >> reporter: it was not only superstars like charles barclay, elvis presley, stevie wonder ascertain john lennon. he attracted more viewers than those of captain kangaroo and sesame street combined. the show's song was a simple and campy song about diversity long before it was a buzz word across the country. >> don't you see that we can say the animals that are all different colors and the birds that are all different colors and the flowers are all different colors are really all brothers and sisters. >> they had different colors on the show, i missed it now, it's social history for me. >> it wasn't across racial lines, there were black guys in north philadelphia singing captain noah songs that's special when you can reach children like that. >> reporter: upon hear

>>> plus, noah galloway's remarkable journey from the battlefield to the ballroom. ♪ revealing how theark struggle of losing an arm and a leg in iraq led him to living a life with no excuses. >>> and tyra banks trades the catwalk for the classroom. heading to stanford's business school to teach. does this model-turned-mogul have what it takes to be a top professor? note i wa ♪ i want to be on top >> first the "nightline 5." >> use dulcolax tablets for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcol dulcolax, designed for dependable relief. >>> we make lots of compromises for our pets. never when it comes to their food. at petco we offer leading grain-free products like marck. for our best companions only the best will do. petco. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm rebecca jarvis. ever wonder what happens when you disappear in plain sight with the help of the federal government? tonight a rare insider's look at the witness protection program. how a child whisked away from her home in the dark of the night is now shining a light on a world shrouded

noah. >> his songs would stick in your head. >> send your pictures to dear old captain noah ♪ ♪ sendht away. >> reporter: his real name was carter merbreier since 1967 until he retired in 1994. all kids knew him as captain noah. >> here comes mrs. noah. >> i watched captain noah every saturday morning with my sister. >> you would watch it you would be stuck to it as a young person stuck to it watching it. >> reporter: it wasn't just philadelphia superstars like charles barclay, elvis presley, stevie wonder and john lennon and many, many more. captain noah attracted a larger audience in the philadelphia area than those of captain kangaroo and as he sesame street combined. the song sing rainbow was a song about diversity long before it was a buzz word across the country. >> the animals are all different colors and the birds and the flowers that are all different colors are all brothers and sisters. >> they had different colors, i missed it now. >> it went across racial lines. there were black guys in north philadelphia who were singing captain noah songs that's special, when you can re

and i wasn't at that point yet. >> reporter: noah says fitness set him on the right path. through competing in races like tough mudders he found a new mission, pushing himself over seemingly impossible obstacles. ? what was your reaction when people would say, you can't do a tough mudder? >> i'm going to find a way to get it done, don't challenge him one of his biggest challenges, ballroom dancing. what was it like to see him go on "dancing with the stars"? >> oh, that was exciting. >> yeah? did you think he could do it? >> no. >> i asked him, i've never seen you do a little shimmy or any of that. he never danced. >> reporter: december dispute a documented lack of rhythm, noah quickly became a fan favorite. ultimately placing third. ? i know the sacrifice. >> if it weren't for those people voting for me each week that i was on that show, another part of my story was shared in dance. >> reporter: back home he tries to lead a simple life. his children are his priority. >> put that over as soon as you can. >> reporter: his newfound celebrity propelling even more missions. we

noah. >> we have a floor director too. right now sunday morning waiting to learn the identity of suspect involved in deadly shooting that happened. he is set to be had if court tomorrow. bill sapos and has the latest. >> reporter: it was the beginning of typical morning for 53-year-old debbie pearl, just after 7:00 and he was leaving twinsburg home. she said good-bye to her husband but never made husband came to crash scene to try to figure out what happened. >> we were just here at the police tape and man pulls up and comes to the tape next to us and he starts breaking down crying and we were like, sir, are you okay? and he said that is my wife's car. she was on her way to work this morning. >> reporter: michelle reece and daughter were crushed after they say it was worse than hearing what unfolded after the crash. >> we heard 12 gunshots. they were very spread apart. such as pow. pow pow. pow. it wasn't all at once. >> after the first shot i heard a woman scream out. >> the thought of the screams made it tough for her an

the first pages of noah's story are classic americana. scene when you're a little kid running around in a superhero cape. >> i was convinced i was a super here hoe, that i was invincible, that nothing could stop me. >> reporter: in the aftermath of september 11th, the superhero became a super soldier. >> got a phone call from a friend that said, turn on the tv. i saw that second plane hit. i'll never forget the screams around the cameraman. i remember thinking, okay, the military. this is where i need to be. i need to go in the military. >> it was your mission. >> it was. >> reporter: noah found his larger than life calling. but his second deployment to iraq was cut short by a fateful drive in a humvee. what was it like to wake up in that hospital room and realize, i am not only not indestructible, but i'm no longer a protector? >> a protector. that was -- that hurt me down deep. >> reporter: his mother and sisters rushed to be by his bedside. >> when you saw him, what part of you just went, oh my baby? >> oh, as soon as we walked in >> i

good morning. >> it's so sad to hear about captain noah. i look forward to everyone sharing their pictures with him. excessive heat watch goes into effect tomorrow. the national weather service posted thursday through saturday a long period of excessive heat. today is going to be hot. today the high will be 90. weird all right already at 77. 77 through most of the region including allentown reading millville, cape may. 74 in dover. 75 right now in trenton. the difference today though is the humidity. so that starts today. this oppressive humidity sticks with us straight through the weekend. we're talking about dewpoints over 70 degrees. you really feel the change today already. the other difference is the chance for storms. saturday six and action radar showing we have lots of clouds in the area. no storms in our region yet but watching for it closely. we have a disturbance that's weak and moving through. yeah, you already see to the north and west they're getting showers and thunderstorms, not quite in our area just yet. let's take a look

. >> saying goodbye to captain noah.left behind treasure of memories. >> looking out for storms today and maybe a heat wave. let's turn to karen rogers in for david and matt pelman. >> the national weather service posted this excessive heat watch that goes into effect tomorrow. it's going to be hot and humid today. not just today, the next five days, the difference is we have oppressive humidity. the dewpoints over 70 degrees already and they're not coming down until monday. so, this is a really big change. let's take a look at these numbers right now. 77 in allentown, 77 in that reading, 77 in philadelphia, popular number. millville and cape may, 76 in trenton and wilmington. so, let's look at satellite6 and action radar. lots of clouds to start us off. you can see those showers up to the north and west. the trouble is with the high humidity we have a weak disturbance coming through and we could see a shower or thunderstorm at any point today. so, watching for that from any point this morning on through to tonight as we

and his wife were on captain noah for 28 years.gan in 1967 as a religious program, but switched to a children's show in 1970. at the peak, it was broadcast on 22 tv stations across the u.s. a bigger local audience than captain kangaroo and sesame street combined. merbreier was the pastor in the largest church in town. we all remember him best as the kind and gentle friend that loved telling jokes and just bringing smiles to our faces. we will miss him dearly. we send condolences to his family. dann cuellar has been talking to his fans. many folks also have very fond memories of captain noah, don't they? >> reporter: that's right, monica. throughout his life, captain noah was beloved by children and therefore an important man. traveling through pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware, we found he was a man that left a mark on generations of children. to this day, fondly remembered. ♪ >> reporter: when speaking about captain noah and the arc, people who grew up with him as children broke out in his trademark song -- ♪ red, yellow, pink

there will never be another captain noah. >> ♪ >> it was a time in television when television was ableuch, reach out and touch and when you reach out to a child, in return all you get a love. and that love will always be there. >> reporter: more than sadness and sorrow, today was also the celebration of a life well lived for all the reasons that mattered. >> if a person wants to get a real value of their life, what they've accomplished in their life, what. i doing, what's important, ask a child. >> reporter: i asked a friend of captain noah what the tv pioneer would want others to do to honor his legacy. he said simply be kind to others. reporting in ardmore, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." >> and as we say a final farewell to captain noah, be sure to visit our tribute to him on the 6abc app. there you'll find classic episodes and clips from the show along with memories from our viewers and long time weatherman dave roberts. th6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> hundreds of philadelphia families in need got a big boost today. "action news" was at clara barton

. >> noah looked at me and he said doe don't worry about this, dad. i got this. >> when we first met john's 22-year-old son noah, it didn't appear he had stage four cancer. >> these are my bills. >> a golf-sized tumor was found near the center of his brain, called 50o blastoma, the -- glio blastoma. noah respecteder his was different. >> i'm fighting till the last breath and that's all there is about it. >> his father and sisters let us back in to show the journey to extend his life. >> noah's message was a message of hope. >> noah travelled to tijuana area in mexico for treatment, not approved in the u.s. called immunotherapy. it's designed boost the body's natural defenses and part of it is to use the polio virus and it weeks, which is incredible. >> unfortunately the cancer spread to the front of his brain. >> i think that's what gave us the extra time with him. >> he passed away at 24 years old but his message will live on. >> and you'll fight, not just for life, but for the possibility of a cure some day. >> reporter: if would you like to learn m

i wasn't at that point yet. >> reporter: noah says fitness set him on the right path. through competing in races he found a new mission pushing what was your reaction when people would say you can't do that? >> i'm going to find a way to get it done. don't challenge me. >> reporter: his success landing him one of his biggest challenges. ballroom dancing. despite a documented lack of rhythm, noah quickly became a fan favorite with emotional dances like this one to "american soldier," ultimately placing third. ? >> if it weren't for the people voting for me, each week i was on the show, another part of my story was shared in dance. >> reporter: his newfound celebrity propelling even more missions. we followed him on a return trip to the walter reed army medical center. >> how you doing? >> good, real good. >> you look great. >> reporter: reuniting him with the men and women who helped him learn to walk again. pushing prosthetics. prosthetics to a level they had to start improving. >> you were one of them. >> i just know i tore up a lot of them. >> reporter: perhaps most

. >> legions of fans remembering the children's tv icon captain noah.e died yesterday at his montgomery county home. >> we'll get to all of that in just a moment but dave murphy is it off. let's get out to karen rogers talking about this heat and humidity really coming on today and matt pelman is helping you out with the commute. good morning. >> good morning. the real difference today, the oppressive humidity. that's the one thing that's going to hit you as soon as you step outside. the temperature profile will be kind of similar to yesterday. excessive heat watch in effect. it starts tomorrow and lasts through saturday afternoon an excessive period of high temperatures, high humidity and that's the real difference here. 77 degrees in philadelphia. and holding at that number through most of the region right now but it feels so uncomfortable and that's because of the dewpoints. they are well into the 70's throughout the entire area. so we have oppressive humidity not just today but the next five days we're keeping that feeling of oppressive humidity. i

>> that hurt me deep. >> reporter: after returning home to alabama, noah still faced emotional scars,ng alcohol to fill the void his injuries left behind. >> reporter: tell me about the night you got a dui. >> that officer changed my life because he arrested me. i had a lot of police officers that they felt sorry for me. >> reporter: what did that week in jail mean to you? >> it's sad, but it's true. i met a lot of people in there who had way worse situations they found themselves in that are harder to dig out of. i wasn't at that point yet. >> reporter: noah says fitness set him o through competing in races he found a new mission pushing himself over seemingly impossible obstacles. what was your reaction when people would say you can't do that? >> i'm going to find a way to get it done. don't challenge me. >> reporter: his success landing him one of his biggest challenges. ballroom dancing. despite a documented lack of rhythm, noah quickly became a fan favorite with emotional dances like this one to american soldier, ultimately placing third. >> if it weren't for the people voting fo

captain noah and his magical ark. all aboard. >> he created and cohosted the syndicated childrens program captain noah and his magical ark starting in 1967, it was recorded here at the 6 abc studios and ran for 27 years, we want to hear your memories of captain noah on the "action news" facebook page. >>> we want to take a look at traffic now and see what is going on out there. >> matt pellman is in the traffic center tuesday night. >> we have lots of problems heading home on this tuesday evening. like a broken down vehicle on the platt bridge westbound. this is the upside as you head toward philadelphia international airport it looks like police are trying to make their way up to assist the person in that broken down vehicle but left lane is blocked and i would stay on 95 southbound and the girard point bridge instead. a crash by bridge street off to the side and extra slowing in center city. on the schuylkill westbound by montgomery is off to the side and tapping the brakes there as well. also an accident in glenold

that famous call from captain noah. his show on channel 6 became so popular it went into syndication in 22 television markets elsewhere. his late wife was the show's puppeteer. >> join us for a look back at his incredible legacy of clips and pictures and interviews from those who knew him and help make captain noah and his magical ark the magical show it was. >> visitation begins at 10:00 a.m. on monday, at st. pauls in ardmore. the funeral mass follows at 11:00 a.m. >> visit our website at 6abc.com for more on captain noah. we have more episodes of captain noah and his magical ark for you to watch including the 1967 pilot episode. you can relieve other knows -- nostalgic movements from the iconic children's show. >>> an imam and his friend are shot and killed in new york city, what the muslim community wants police to do now. >> lane johnson is speaking about his possible suspension for using a banned drug and who he is blaming. that may surprise you. >> reporter: it's a dangerous day of oppressive heat and humidity, r

wcard merbierer was known to generations at captain noah. he co hosted the long running children's program captain noah and his magical arc. children across the region saying to the theme song i can sing a rainbow. the program is on display at the please touch museum. featured cartoons, puppets. >> he helped kids learn a lot about the world inside and outside their homes. and was a pivot part of every kid growing up in the city. we were fortunate to have him such an iconic leader and an example of what it truly means to invest in kids and see the promise of kids >>> captain noah wcarter merbierer was 90. >>> a hospital in maryland is moving nine web babies out of it's neonatal intense care unit after three infants tested positive for a potentially deadly bacteria. medical staff at prince george's medical center routinely swab the baby's noses for infections that's when they detected the presence of the pseudomonas bacteria. they're moving them out of an abundance of caution. hospital official believe the bacteria originated in water pipes, t

>> good. >> this is noah's daddy and noah's mommy. high guys. welcome back it the show, noah. you'll be part of this back pack segmentment is it his birthday philadelphia? >> his birthday. he's two. >> they say terrible two's, but he was terrible at one? >> and i think it will get worse, and -- >> did you hear from everybody during the car segment? >> yes. >> around the country? >> we got a lot of calls from around the country, no, cannot believe it. it has been amazing. we've had people call from all over, reporters, it's been fun. >> yes. he kind of went wild? >> went wild on tv. >> but it was relating because nobody can get their kid in the carseat? >> exactly. >> oh, here he goes. >> you can hold him. >> know, a do you want to open your gifts? >> getting ready for day care, so we decided we would do a back pack. >> okay. >> and for noah he loves cars, so we have a car back pack. >> let's put him down and put it on him. >> now, you actually got him into a day care that far video? >> i know, thank god nobody has seen it. we've gone to five day cares, nobody has seen the vide

but she wouldn't tell us anything about how noah died, and his sister was hurt. this woburn babysitter rushed passed our cameras without saying a word today. she was in charge of 15-month-old noah and his twin sister on monday, when an ambulance was called to this apartment on kilby street. noah suffered a skull fracture and other traumatic injuries; he died at children's hospital on thursday. in this toddler's death, nor has there been any information released about how noah died and his sister was hurt. the middlesex district attorney's office is investigating, with woburn police and the department of children and families, who returned to the apartment this afternoon. at the parent's home, a sign reads, "the family would like to thank you all for your love, support, kind words, and prayers. events and time to deal with what lies ahead." noah's twin sister was also hurt, but suffered less-severe injuries. she is still recovering. there is a gofundme account set up to benefit the family, help them with funeral costs and also medical expenses. so far donors have

wcard merbierer was known to generations at captain noah. he co hosted the long running children's program captain noah and his magical arc. children across the region saying to the theme song i can sing a rainbow. the program is on display at the please touch museum. featured cartoons, puppets. >> he helped kids learn a lot about the world inside and outside their homes. and was a pivot part of every kid growing up in the city. we were fortunate to have him such an iconic leader and an example of what it truly means to invest in kids and see the promise of kids >>> captain noah wcarter merbierer was 90. >>> a hospital in maryland is moving nine web babies out of it's neonatal intense care unit after three infants tested positive for a potentially deadly bacteria. medical staff at prince george's medical center routinely swab the baby's noses for infections that's when they detected the presence of the pseudomonas bacteria. they're moving them out of an abundance of caution. hospital official believe the bacteria originated in water pipes, t

all morning long we're looking back at captain noah on 6abc.rom the classic show. >> it says there that pennsylvania gazette, oh, no. >> what, what, what. >> the pennsylvania gazette that was presented by ben franklin down in the old printing office that still exist at independence square. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received any other meningitis b vaccines. meningitis b can be spread by typical

noah passed in 2011. american olympic gold medalist brian lochte said bandits posing as police pulled him over in a taxi, they stole cash and credit card and didn't hurt. athletes and no medals were stolen. >> earning a silver medal did not turn out to be a big prize for one olympian. one driver who popped the question to his girlfriend, who is also a diver. now they will take the plunge in life together. >> the nation's transplant network is proposing a change today that is more fair to patients. those stories when "action news" continues. acme has everything you need, every day! the freshest food and low acme prices. and right now you can save even more during our 125th anniversary sale. happy anniversary to me. stock up during our mega event! get quaker cereal and breakfast bars for just $1.49 each when you buy 6. pick up frito-lay party size tostitos, doritos and ruffles for just $2.99 each when you buy 6. acme's 125th anniversary sale. it's huge! >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., monday, august 15 we

i'm your host trevor noah.onight's guests from the hit comedy central show "another period," nikolai patrushe nick e and natasha leggero, everybody! (cheers and applause) >> trevor: i know for most people the news every day is about this used condom filled with orange gatorade. but while that's going on, another competition is happening that's much more important to the rest of the world. the olympics where athletess push themselves to the limits while the rest of us sit at home on the couch judging them. oh, i wouldn't have land like that, yeah... your foot should always be straight... (laughter) and there's good news for the u.s. america won the first gold medal of the games. >> ginny thrasher a rising softmore won the first gold medal more shooting. >> trevor: an american teenager won the first gold medal for shooting. usually the news that starts with teen shooter doesn't usually end that well. although americans winning for shooting is a little on the nose, like canada winning the gold medal for politely h

his name is noah. we're told he was rushed to the hospital on monday afternoon from this apartment on kilby street in woburn. according to the middlesex district attorney's office, he was in the care of family friend. sources say that friend is 24 years old and that noah had a fractured skull. d.c.f. became involved. a day later on tuesday, that's when sources say noah's sister was also taken to the hospital required a cast. thursday night the district attorney's office announced that noah was pronounced dead at children's hospital. woburn police and the middlesex d.a.'s office are investigating. sources say the middlesex homicide unit is also involved in the case. john cuoco, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: so a developing story out of rio now. the two olympic swimmers pulled off a plane two days ago are finally headed home. the news comes after brazilian authorities say four members of the u.s. swim team lied about being robbed and now t olympic committee is issuing an apology. 7's nancy chen

reverend carter, we all called him captain noah taught from his magic art. in 1970 the show went on. at its peak he t was syndicated on 22 stations from coast-to-coast. >> carter was raised in delaware county and attended penn and then seminary at temple. and serves as a philadelphia police chaplain and pastor of the lutheran church. and we remember him best as the man that thought kids all sorts of things and made each one feel special. wife pat, mr. noah to her tv audience, passed away in 2011, the captain credited her with keeping the show going after all of those years, they decided in 1994 it was time to dock the ark and the show ended. the show goes on at the please touch museum for the captain's audience to enjoy. our beloved captain noah gone tonight and never forgotten by the many thousands he touched over the years. ♪ ♪ sing a rainbow ♪ >> and we are paying tribute to the life and career of captain noah on our website at 6abc.com. we posted photos and video from the show and carter's career, and we invite you to share your memories with us on socia

, everybody said not noah. he was dear to everyone. >> romona: noah's sister was with him at the time and slightly injured also, but is >> dan: the feds decided to keep marijuana a schedule 1 drug. that's the same as heroin. it comes less than a month before ohio's legal medical marijuana law takes effect. the schedule 1 is the category for the most dangerous drugs with no known medical applications. but ohio is one of 44 states and the district of columbia that allow pot for medical they will not prosecute and they follow state laws. >> romona: we are 88 days from the presidential election and donald trump is spending time in florida. it is a must win state in november. today trump polled -- pulled president obama into his war of words with hillary clinton. now, the latest from the white house. >> reporter: donald trump courted voters in florida on thursday, the biggest prize of the battleground states. the republican presidential candidat clinton's economic plan. >> maybe the greatest, biggest tax increase in

. >> 1-year-old noah john larson has died from his injuries and tonight the department of children and families is investigating to find out exactly what happened. >> reporter: noah went to the hospital on monday and we learned he died this evening. sources say his twin sister emmy is also at children's hospital undergoing medical evaluation. what landed these babies in the hospital still unclear. we learned it started here on monday at the woburn participates. the twins were in the care of a fox 25 obtained the call log that shows a medical call came in just after 1:00 monday afternoon for an unresponsive 1-year-old, he was breathing at the time. district attorney marion ryan wouldn't comment on the condition of either child saying only at this point there was not a facality. >> we're -- fatality. >> we are in the properties of gathering information, talking to people, obviously looking at evidence. >> reporter: the family told fox 25 they were not ready to comment about the invti noah and his sister. a family friend started this go fund me page to help the family with these unexpecte

and we invite you to visit 6abc.com for more on our beloved captain noah.ve posted several classic episodes of captain noah and his magical arc for you to watch including the 1967 pilot episode. you can also relive other nostalgic moments from that iconic children's show. sr. lay fawn man and someone we -- fun man and someone we will miss. >>> cecily tynan here with our sweltering weather. >> yeah, and unfortunately we have several more days of this before relief is on the way. we're not even halfway through this heat wave. >> oh, my goodness. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we don't have any storms in philadelphia to heave yate the heat, but we are rocking in northampton county right now, this line of storms working to the east at about 15 miles per hour. pen argyl, you're getting the thick of it right now. it's crossing 33 and flicksville road right now, martin's creek. 611, it's heading towards portland, oxford, wind gap got heavy downpours. lots of lightning with this and some torrential rain. that's really the theme of any thunderstorms you

noah from the book club, this man is incredible and went country. we are meeting him. >> sometimes the menu is more impressive than the food. >> it is expensive. >> yes and sometimes they are ripping you off. there is a new book real food fake food and you don't know what you are eating and what to do about it. it is written by larry. he's at forks.com. >> you are dealing with a foody here. >> i am >> we already talked about olive oil. >> i got faked out. everyone i had was fake. i had to throw it away. so tell us about how you learned that the foods are fake. >> i have done research on the topic for four years and i did a story on kobe beef. the food supply in the united states, seafood, cheese, wine, it is top to bottom. greg: what the the problem? >> a lot of what we buy is not what we think it is. it is a $50 billion year food fraud industry a year. >> who is the chief one? >> in seafood, it is common you order a high price you get something cheaper and served to you instead. greg: you can tell the difference. >> snapper looks different than til

carter merbreier better known to so many as captain noah has died at the age of 90.breier created and co-hosted the syndicated children's television program captain noah and his magical arc starting back in 1967. the show was recorded right here at the 6abc studios and it ran for 27 years. we'll have much more on captain noah coming up in our next half hour. >> used to come to our christmas party every year and did you ever eat and just sit next to him. i used to see you on the. v. >> yeah, great man. god bless him. storm tracker6 live double scan around the area shows we are dry through most of the region but with double scan we could pick up any little detail. so i want to show you what's happening right here. we've got a little bit of a drizzle, a shower moving through in reading near 422 you can see in it hamburg along i-78. it's very light but an indication of what's happening in pottsville and heading towards slatington right now near allentown you had a little bit of a drizzle. no big storm yet. let's go outside right now. we want to see what it looks like. we

dcf has had no prior involvement with noah and has taken other children. and at this hour a gofundme page popped up to pay for the funeral expenses of this boy. reporting live from woburn 7 news. >> anchor: authorities say this wooded area is near harwood avenue. the pilot is an 18 year old flight school student. power while he was in the air. this teenager knew the area. he's okay. >> anchor: developing story from south florida now. more cases of the zika virus triggering travel warnings for pregnant women. doctors say 3 of the new zika cases involve tourists. jadiann thompson in the newsroom with details for us. >> the state of requesting help from the disease control to get help. the second in south florida after the area of win wood became a transmission zone last month. win wood is somewhat contained. florida's governor rick scott spoke today detailing 5 new cases. >> 2 of these individuals live in miami dade county. one person is a resident of new york. taiwan. >> reporter: so the new area in miami beach is around a 1 and a half square mile area. the

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noah did grant us permission to >> are you crazy fool?nks. and then -- >> yeah. >> from a bake shop in florida, just outside tampa, there's this guy. here, standing up next to the table. keep an eye on him. he's just bought some stuff in the store he's walking out cease an iphone 6x just sitting there. grabs it, turns it on, looks around a little bit and just saunters out of the store. >> how on earth do those other two people not see it? >> i believe from the description that came with this video that the guy right there is the owner of that iphone. shop showingt from multiple different angles. they describe as 5'11" to 6'11", 25 to 35 years old, 216 pounds and he's driving a ford escape. if you live in hillsboro county in florida, let the police know. we head over to fort worth where police have uploaded these vid yos to their youtube. it's not lying where it needs to be anymore. the car peels up comes to a stop just immediately run grab both these lion ornaments load them into the car and they're off. gone. vanish. >> oh, man. you ain't ly

noah did grant us permission to use the video, so, thanks. please -- >> are you crazy fool? and then -- >> yeah. >> from a bake shop in florida, just outside tampa, there's this do other two people not see it? >> i believe from the description that came with this video that the guy right there is the owner of that iphone. there are cameras all over this shop showing it from multiple different angles. 25 to 35 years old, 216 pounds and he's driving a ford escape. if you live in hillsboro county in florida, let the police know. we head over to fort worth where police have uploaded these vid yos to their youtube. it's not lying where it needs to be anymore. the car peels up comes to a stop people just immediately run out grab both these lion ornaments load them into the car and they're off. gone. vanish. >> oh, man. you ain't lying. identical happened just a few days before. you see this car pull up -- >> doors open. the plan is in motion. they run over to these very similar lion ornaments. the guy on the left having a bit of trouble. the guy on the right loads one into the bac

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york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> trevor: welcome, everybody! welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah. we've got a great show for you tonight. our guest, playing songs from her album "the switch," emily king is joining us, everybody, on that stage. (applause) but before we start the show, and honestly i wish this wasn't the case, i wish it wasn't the whole week, i want to say a fond farewell to our good friend and colleague larry wilmore and everyone at "the nightly show," as you probably heard, tonight will be their last episode. i know we'll miss them a great deal. i know a lot of you watch both shows and it's painful for everyone. i know it's onward and upward for them. we're sorry to see the team go but i know it's not the last we'll see of them because they're the most talented people we've worked with. so to larry wilmore and "the nightly show," we wish you all the best (applause) so this is our last olympics that we're going to get to cover before we go on break. one more piece o