. >> ohm! for this next story, let's take a look at what life is like living on the ledge. >> yeah, i can see what you did there. we tagged along for one of the world a world's most dangerous climbs and what it's like to have down time. >> reporter: the view above the clouds never gets old for sasha jujulian, even though this is her day job. she is a columbia university grad, a social media sensation with 500,000 followers. >> all the cookies for me! >> reporter: she's also looking to make history to become the first woman to climb africa's mora more whaa. only one person has ever successfully free climbed it before. >> looks pretty big up close. >> reporter: free climbing is no joke. sasha can't use any extra aid to ge get up the wall, just their feet, sometimes their finger tips and toes. >> every move is delicate, it's like tiptoeing and dancing on your feet. >> reporter: once again, her sponsor, red bull, documenting the effort. >> scramble to the top. >> reporter: sasha and edu scale diffe

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sun and mild heading towards saturday and temperatures dropping monday and tuesday ohm in the 70s inland. 60s on the coast. >> store i >>> a start up by two former google workers experienced a rough roll out when it announced its name, a dega corner stores is named after corner storm in new york city and it caused a furo with people concerning it would put mom and pop shops out of business and the company apologized saying it is deaf any not trying to do that. >> all right time to turn to sports. >> you know this whole season has been one giant disappoint after another for the giants, no pun intended, just what it is. game 48. still seeing plays like this. still seeing plays like this. ihan60 million meals so hungry pets across the country get to eat. petsmart - for the love of pets. and now come celebrate our grand opening in your neighbourhood. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >>> good evening, giants had some greats on the field as they honored frank robinson it was african-american heritage night, frank was only mvp black manager in both leagues. look at this lin

in the mean tan the -- ohm near 70 again tomorrow with the rain. some areas not even out of 60s today and tomorrow. we warm back up into the 80s and more sunshine. even on tuesday, temperatures closer to 90 degrees. not only are we talking about sunshine and warm temperatures for the start of next week, we have more rain chances coming in the extended forecast and the next weekend. of course all eyes on irma. right now the models are going back and forth with it. a lot of them do hold it together and keep it closer to potentially the u.s. as we go into the next week and a half. here's your ten-day forecast. there's the shower chance i talked about for wednesday and thursday. that's going to be a cold front moving through. after tomorrow, we're looking at a higher rain chance going into the end of the week. next week looks pretty good. saturday and sunday of next weekend, nice conditions. temperatures fall-like, i would say. especially from today into tomorrow. fall like temperatures and then we go into your sunday and labor day is looking good. >>

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them four hundred twenty buildings had to be evacuated in all started on sunday morning in the city of ohm skin that evening also targeting another city the city of resign and from then it reaches snowballed seemingly peaking on choose day when more than ten cities received a bomb scare as affecting tens of thousands of people and over the past four days these anonymous bomb threats have been reported in almost thirty cities across the country targeting. in areas with a high density of people we're talking about schools shopping malls bus and train stations places like this and in the subsequent searches no explosives were found nor any suspicious paraphernalia and thus far everyone's a bit of a mystery as to who or what was responsible for these calls the latest there we cannot confirm this at this point is that it is these thoughts is that we have sighting written of both the russian international news agencies saying that these calls have been traced to numbers abroad and to individuals connected to i still this has not been confirmed at this point is that there are also a lot of other

this is an update ohm on news 4 to find out where they will receive a u.s. education. open the nbc washington app. >>> 4 clob:48 right now. the son of a former maryland coach was killed in a shooting. he was 25 years old and our news partners at wtop report that thwa county. his four served as maryland's assistant football coach twice and was the interim coach in 2015. still no suspects or motive in this case. >>> you've seen these images of white nationalists marching through the university of virginia campus with torches lit. now the school will spend $250,000 to conduct a safety review on last month's events. the daily progress reports uva is prepared to add staffing and infrastructure based on the findings of this review. the university is adding more security at major events, including sporting events. >>> the rally in charlottesville was about preserving confederate statues. the violence that erupted may have accomplished the opposite. charlottesville may vote to remove another confederate statue. they will vote on the stone wall jackson statue that sits in the p

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the president's daughter ivanka trump ohm used outside e-mail transitioning into her role as senior adviserite house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders was asked monday how widespread the practice was. >> to nigh knowledge very limited. white house counsel instructed all white house staff to use their government e-mail for official bitzness only use that e-mail. >> to comply with the presidential and federal records act, staffers are instructed to forward personal e-mails over to their government account, within 20 days. kushner whose attorney this week admitted his client sent and received official e-mails on his personal account from january through august, was asked by the house oversight committee monday to preserve documents and disclose private accounts that sent or received official correspondence. >> she bleached her e-mails. >> reporter: though a popular line of attack for candidate trump. ♪ i'm proud to be an american >> reporter: the white house resisted comparison between this practice and hillary clinton's use of personal e-mail and a private server while secretary of state

the woman hurt her leg and couldn't head ohm before high tide approached. they were brought safely to shore just before 4:00. >> time now 5:08. incredible video showing moments when a plane tripped a tree and come crashing down into a parking lot. >> plus, we're getting our first look at the brand new steve jobs theater here. coming up, i'll have a preview of their big announcement. >> and we're taking a look at the chance of showers and thunderstorms today. when you might see more rainfall. >> and it's getting a little busy along highway 24. we may see more delays this evening. gearing up to start a big project. all the details coming up. plane flew into a tree - and fell onto the pavement of a connecticut parking lot. somehow, the pilot came away with just minor injuries. the f-a-a is now investigating the incident - connecticut's eighth small plane crash of the year. so far, crews suspect a fuel leak . >>>somehow the pilot came away with minor injuries. the faa is now investigating the incident. connecticut's eighth small plane crash of the year. they be

by the way after the charlottesville situation i was the ohm guy that came out to defend him saying heo a higher level where does it all go, in taking down the washington monument. >> i'll tell you where many suggest it should have gone, in terms of announcing specifically from the very beginning neo nazi and white supremacy because those were people who people in world war ii fought against should have instantly denounced them and didn't at first instantly in fact, you seemed to be doubling down in terms of mor moral equal vancy. >> he's talking about the neo nazi and who by the way there's no room for that in american society and all of donald trump is saying where does it end in taking down the national monument, taking down mt. rushmore, does it end in taking churchill's bus in the oval office. i was proud to defend president trump in the smooemedia. >> no exceptions in terms off g siding. >> you could tell him do it a better way but if you're going to break resin. i who are you talking about. >> gary cohn and other people. if you don't like what he's doing and you don't agree you

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. >> ohm the strongest sanctions will enable us to resolve this problem through diplomacy. >>> sunday was north korea's sixth nuclear test. president donald trump tweeted yesterday that the united states is considering, in addition to other options, stopping all trade with any country doing business with north korea. south korea's response was to deploy land based missiles into the sea of japan, they also sent fighter jets on a simulated attack. china is warning north korea against moving ahead with their plans to conduct another missile test. they said north korea should not worsen tensions. sweden is offering to mode yacht talks between the united states and north korea. nancy pelosi, the house minority leader said the stakes of the north korea nuclear and ballistic missile threat require the united states to strengthen our ability to halt this irresponsible behavior. >>> the fate of close to a million people could be decided tomorrow when president donald trump is expected to make an announcement cutting the daca program, it protects people that came to the united states illegally

the fan favorite. 12-year-old vein trntriloquist ohm the $1 million prize. hard to believe she started it four years agoment. >> that's ridiculous. she's only 12 years old. farmer beat out the 10-year-old singer angelica hale. you haven't heard the last of angelica. she wowed the crowd last night. and another contestant kevin i opened the show with kelly clarkson. she had two puppets, two different voices and she was funny. >> good for her. >> she's 12. >> she's going to headline the show. sounds like she'll have a nice repertoire to work with. >> makes me think what, did i do when i was 12? >> you were working on this. for years. >> thanks for making me feel better. >> 5:11 is your time right now. >>> no dogs allowed. your four-legged friends are not allowed to join you when you're out on the town. but that may soon change. >>> plus, she's the first daughter and a mother. the health struggles she admits she struggled from that many moms can relate to. >>> sheen is outside getting us ready for fall at virginia's cox farm. sheena? >> i think i found great tab

ohm brown failed to show up for a court order today so they have issued a warrant for her arrest. the incident happened last month as brown road the x2 line northeast . t p she's caught the judge will bale her without bond . police are asking anyone who knows of brown's whereabouts to contact them. the school aid will be in prison for the rest of his life. a judge sentenced deand care away to 100 years behind bars. last month a judge sentenced him to p five years on federal child pornography charge s. carraway admitted to recording students t ages nine to 12 performing sex acts on him and at each other. he was aid at \judge\judgeville school. they tutored otto warm beer during his 17 month imprisonment there. he was sentenced to 15 ye stealing a pop gand a poster. he died days after arriving back in the us. his parents say he was tortured while he was detain . north korea says they offered medical care and the claim comes after a day after an correspond nor said he died due to lack of oxygen to the brain. president trump took to twitter to talk about the latest conditions in pure

paradise is the destruction of storms like irma as we work our way south as traffic sort of trickles ohm now. this used to be a very popular restaurant called mr. lobster. it's gone. it's been completely wiped away. not so much by wind and there is ooh sign of wind damage on the roofs here but by the storm surge as that 10-15-foot wave came and took that restaurant, a lot of it made of big shipping containers and floated across the antigua harbor and crashing into that boat you see there. the devastation not as bad as we've seen in some other less sturdily constructed areas, but thankfully lots of proof of life here. as we motored in, we saw people on boats, on balconies drying out their things, generators cranking. a lot of activity on the highway. earth movers clearing the sand. but little hints here of how powerful the storm was. lobster traps from the atlantic side thrown into neighborhoods on this side. we're working our way slowly but surely down to the lower keys where the eyewall of that storm came ashore, and that's where the most concern is for human life. there's no way to con

koreans have thousands of guest workers sending money back home not to their families but to the renal ohmfor the missile and nuclear program. >> how do we get china to access? >> first things. what president trump said to xi jinping is look, this is a core problem for the united states. if you can't or if you won't, if you're not going to squeeze north korea, there are things we'll have to do that are not aimed at you that you won't like. more missile defenses, sanctions against chinese companies doing business with north korea. >> you think the trump administration should continue that -- >> but do it deliberately, do it comprehensively, try and keep the rhetoric down and focus on what's real. >> i want to talk about another fascinateding and very troubling topic. the 2016 election, as we know the russians meddled. now today, facebook is announcing disclosing, i should say, some of the things that these kremlin-connected russians did on facebook. they created something like 470 troll accounts as well as other ads that were meant to stir up vitriol, stir up outrage about issues connected

he was speeding on his way ohm and he was in a motorcycle accident. that is the scene of the accident. he had no finger movements and no movements below his neck or in the legs. even in this you can see a section at the vertical level. >> so what is jason's risk for suicide? what do we really know about the literature that we could apply to jason's -- to addressing jason's suicide. >> we know that people with final cord injury are more likely to think about suicide, more likely to athe temp suicide there with there was a a lot of other studies generally indicate peek are more like tloi and that the location. as you know. people are predominant males. this is loolking at standard ieds portalty. as i said, they are also more likely to think about suicide and attempt suicide. this was a larger than i had thought at least. in 20 say they looked aa large number of shent -- they administered several questions of which it really talks about in the past two weeks. and 13% of their patients were across a spectrum of time since injury reported suicide across se

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and if you see a door closed every time you ohm it, eventually people will go back to what they did before. and that's why our recidivism rate is so high. whether it's at a church or a non-profit, something, because when you have community around you you don't want to commit new crimes because you don't want to let those people down. but our current system puts them in aceilation so it's very hard for them to continue ties to the outside world while they're incarcerated. the same for adults that have kids. why don't we want the adults to be able to see their kids more often while they're incarcerated? we just don't do a very good job of preparing any of these things. and that's why our outcomes are so bad. as you can see it's pretty daunting because we need reform basically from start to finish. >> thank you, shawn. >> i think what's so important about shawn's point is that the recognition there's multiple systems composed of this outcome. it's not just about prisons. it's not just about police. it's not just about prosecutors and defenders. it's about all of this. but to make it more daun

ohm a couple of locations. about nine arrests in ft. lauderdale. unfortunately when it comes to these natural disasters, willie, that is a negative side of it. sometimes people try to take advantage of the situation. but they're ready to help clean up the damage and prevent anybody from burglarizing any establishments. >> we've seen it in the wake of a lot of these storms. let's hope that's limited. they're beginning to clean up there behind you. philip mina, thank you very much. >>> bill barnett, the mayor of naples, joins us on the phone. a lot of people were focused on naples yesterday, looked like it would be a cat 3 direct hit for you. what does it look like this morning? >> it looked like -- it felt like it when it hit for sure. you know, we recorded 142-mile-an-hour wind at our naples airport and it really came through here hard. there is no two ways about it. we're evaluating this morning. crews, we sent first responders out last night to do a little bit of assessment. there is a lot of water damage. there are neighborhoods that are flooded

. >> the ohm reason i say it is be default, they are victims of a theft. >> actually, we are arthritic victims of a theft that they did not protect us from. >> and then the question becomes, did they leave the door open did they have five locks on? and then this is what the debate really is going to be. and by the way, if it happened to a big bank or somewhere else -- >> there are a couple of situations in this instance that make it very different one has been the reaction and how they've dealt with it has been terrible. secondly, you yourself pointed out that they have been warned that they are not protecting us enough, that they have 143 million americans this had close to the internet was completely ridiculous third of all, what the executives have done -- i have -- there are times when i do feel bad for corporations who are attacked by nation states. times. this is a situation where they have handled it so poorly that i do think i would like to see congress get involved at some level and say, wait a second -- what faces are you making behind me >> no, it's okay >> no, i'm ready so