crews worked to demolish the old ontario street bridge. visitation is today for a fallen soldier from mokena. 19-year-old private aaron toppen was one of five soldiers believed to have been killed by friendly fire from an american warplane during a firefight with the taliban. visitation starts at one o'clock this afternoon at parkview christian church in orland park. army sergeant bowe bergdahl has recovered enough to be moved out of a military hospital in texas. the former taliban hostage will now be treated there as an outpatient. and he'll gradually be allowed to interact with more people. bergdahl's freedom cost america five top taliban commanders who were being held at guantanamo prison. two congressmen say, they expect an american marine reservist to be released from a mexican prison soon. ed royce of california and matt salmon of arizona were allowed to visit sergeant andrew tahmooressi over the weekend. he's been held since april first. mexican authorities say he crossed the border into tijuana with three guns in his car. they have

>>> on june 19th, 1989, there was a thunderstorm in callingwood, ontario. but the rain didn't stop 33 year debbie tinlock from venturing out that night. >> she was a pretty vivacious woman that loved to ski and had a sailboat in the harbor. she liked people. >> debbie, a single mother, left her 6-year-old daughter lacy at her parent's home for the night. >> debbie and a few of her friends went to a local restaurant where they visited with each other. and it was later in the evening when debbie and her friends said good-bye to each other in the parking lot. >> her friends said debbie left alone and presumably went straight home. at 3:25 in the morning however, she phoned police to report she had been attacked. >> she indicated she had been assaulted. i don't believe she was in total understanding of what had occurred. she was struggling to stay conscious. >> but by the time police arrived, it was too late. >> when i entered through the door of the apartment, i could see that there was an unclothed female body laying on her back next to the couch. >> beside h

and also a report of a tornado there in the southern ontario. that's where we have a video out. want to go ahead and show you this out of angus, ontario, where on tuesday night, wow, this rode through, you can see the damage to about 80 or numerous homes out here. local weather agencies stated that an ef-2 tornado produced winds of 100 kilometers per hour, three people have suffered minor injuries. cleanup efforts still under way, but about 80 to 100 homes have been condemned. still just taking your time trying to pick up after, and about 3500 people lost power. so a lot of people impacted by the storms as far as the forecast is concerned, there is still that threat of some severe thunderstorms out here. and there should be because what we have is hot and humid conditions down here towards the southeast. it is relatively dryer and cooler off towards the north. and right where that is meeting here, that is where we have that severe weather threat, more so though back here towards the west. right there in those areas in red, we could still see upwards of about 100 to 150 millimete

a man was killed after he was shot twice outside the galaxy lounge on west ontario street. police tell nbc 10 the man was part of confrontation outside the bar where a large group of people gathered. >>> two men were shot within minutes of each other. the first was riding his bike on american street. he's now in critical condition. the second victim shot one block away. he's in stable condition. investigators are work now to figure out if those shootings are connected. >>> a man shot in oxford circle is in stable condition. nbc 10 was at that scene. the victim was shot on the street around 1145. the gunman took off on foot. >>> finally a shooting in north philadelphia left a man in critical condition. this happened in front of a house on north eighth street. this is a video of the scene including shattered glass from the bullets. police are investigating. >>> by the order of president obama, federal mediators tomorrow will handle the labor dispute between setpa and regional rail workers. mediators hold talks with both sides. the board has until july 14th to report recommend

. >> finally, ontario smith has been a great negotiating partner in helping figure out all the difficult ins and outs. sorry for my repeated interruptions. >> thank you very much. resolution number 1443, all in favor say i. >> i. >> opposed. resolution number 1443 passes as passed. [laughter] next item. >> item 13, new business. >> commissioners, i don't think i heard any new business today. we talked a little bit about some existing new business from the real estate presentation, but i didn't hear anything else that was new business. >> i have a very long list from previous meetings so don't feel compelled to come up with anything. >> i don't know if this is new business, but i want to know if there is some way that we can help the bar pilots with their recruitment and hiring. >> okay. >> if there's something we can do -- >> we will continue to explore that. not to -- given that it's not [inaudible]. >> i think a couple meetings ago, commissioner woo ho brought up about pier 3032 so you'll be coming back to us on that, things you said you and the staff [inaudible]. >> yes. yeah, as soon

a man was killed after he was shot twice outside the galaxy lounge on west ontario street. police tell nbc 10 the man was part of confrontation outside the bar where a large group of people were gathered. >>> two men were also shot within ten minutes of each other. the first was riding his bike. the second victim was shot one block away and currently in stable condition. right now investigators are working to figure out if those two shootings are in fact connected. >>> a man shot in oxford circle is in stable condition this morning. the victim was shot on the street 11:45 last night. the gunman took off on foot. >>> a shooting left a man in critical condition. this happened in front of a house on north 8th street. nbc 10 captured video from the scene including shattered glass. police are continuing to investigate. >>> we have new information as police identify the man who is wanted in a shooting and two gun robberi robberies. this man is jeffrey chandler. the woman # involved in the cres was arrested last week. the two were caught on video holding up a man june 11th. the ne

philadelphia bar when a man was shot and killed 1:30 this morning on german town avenue and west ontario street. they believe the shooting was triggered by some sort of confrontation in that crowd. >>> two men were shot within ten minutes of each other. the first shot while riding his bike in the 5500 block of american street. he's in critical condition. mean while the second victim was shot one block away and currently in stable condition. investigators are working to figure out if those two shootings are connected. >>> a man shot in oxford circle is in stable condition this morning. nbc 10 was at that scene overnight. the gunman there took off on foot. >>> a shooting in north philadelphia left a man in critical condition on north 8th street. nbc 10 has video including shattered glass from the bullets. police are investigating. >>> this morning nbc 10 is looking to get more information on the accident involving a police car and two other cars. it happened near forest drive in monroe township. one was hurt. the officer is okay. as soon as we get more information into our newsroom, we'll

all to accommodate the demolition and removal of the 55 year-old ontario street bridge. work progressed faster than expected last weekend. that allowed them to predict getting the project wrapped up in two weekends instead of three. officials credited drivers for heating warnings, allowing were to progress far more efficiently than expected. however, stormy weather this weekend may be a major factor in addition, the traffic configuration this time in the outbound lanes is far more intricate and involved then last weekend. drivers are urged to steer clear of the kennedy through 5:00 a.m. on monday morning. back to you. she's right >>as sarah mentioned, the kennedy will be shut-down again this weekend. we'll have special coverage tonight and throughout the weekend on the kennedy closures. we've also set up a special section with maps and more on our website, at wgn t-v dot com slash kennedy. be sure to download our free wgn traffic app for your smartphone and tablet. lightning may have struck a home in unincorporated glen ellyn. firefighters were called to stratford court

. ♪ my mom wanted to know >> he's from ontario, canada.ere's the other song, "it's time to party." ♪ it's 8 a.m. >> oh! rapping about girls. >> his dad is a mixer music producer, so i'm sure there's this helping, but the kid's just picking it up. he's a natural. >> so can he only go on tour during summer break? >> well, we should find out all we want to know about the 6-year-old prodigy because we have jordan and dad, daniel, joining us this minute. welcome to the show. jordan, what do you like about making music, buddy? >> drums. >> drums? why did you m to start rapping? >> his idol is michael jackson, obsessed with music, teaching him what i can, and he just picks up everything. it's all him. stuff he plays every day. >> wow. >> at what point did music become a fascination for jordan? >> when he was 2. we were in the car, and i played like, old, old songs. he had a good ear, matching the notes. that's good. i showed him the drums one day with a kick and snare, and before you know it, he could do a full beat. this was just, like, five mon

. ♪ my mom wants to know, shut down i cook it anyway ♪ ♪ that's how it goes >> he is from ontario, canada his other song "it's time to party." ♪ wake up at 8:00 a.m. ♪ >> oh, no. rapping about girls. >> yes. i'm sure he is there to help him along, and the kids just pick it up. he is a natural. >> well, fiend out all we want to know about this 6-year-old -- >> what do you like about making music, buddy? >> drums. >> why do you want to start rapping? >> if i don't -- he is just obsessed with music, and i want to teach him what i can. he just picks up g. everything it's all him. it's stuff that he plays every day. >> at what point did music become a fascination for jordan? >> we were in the car, and i would always play old, old songs. he had a natural the notes. i showed him the drums one day. he gave me a full beat. and this is just like we're talking five months ago. sfroo jordan, are you really amazing. what do you want to be when you grow up? yes. singer like you. >> michael jackson. >> nice. can we see some of your moves? >> wanted to play something on the drums? >> that would be awesom

misconduct may not be given jobs at the cta, park district or public schools. >> first weekend of the ontariodge removal went so well crews now say they might finish three weekends of work in just too. in bound kennedy closure was over by late saturday starting friday the outbound will close from brand to of been until the rest of the old bridge is taken down. >> the u.s. army has chosen a man to take over the investigation into the sergeant from afghanistan. captured by the television captured for five years. he's been treated at a hospital in san antonio. it won't mean the investigator only saying that he is a two star general. the investigation begins next week. not sure when the surgeon will be questioned. >>bikers from all over the u-s rode to southern california, demanding the release a u-s marine. sergeant andrew tahmooressi has been jailed in mexico since march 31-st. the 25-year-old was arrested for taking three u-s registered guns and ammo over the border. tahmooressi claims it was accidental. bikers want to boycott travel into mexico until he is released. they're also hoping the wh

there will demolish three sections of the 55 year-old ontario street bridge to make room for a new bridge crews will lower pieces of the old bridge onto the kennedy they will do the work on three consecutive weekends. this weekend from 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. monday in bound kennedy down to two lanes from ohio. speed limit down to just 15 mi. per hour. the kennedy handles about 260,000 vehicles per day so this does have the potential to be a traffic nightmare the summer festival season in full gear. blues festival is one of the events happening downtown during the father's day weekend. people need to plan another route. metra and cta will run longer trains. >> chicago is a special place in the summer and we are looking for it at seeing you at one of our hundreds of free amends. let's remember what our parents always said, it's summer, go out and play. >> merchants are trying to deliver the message, especially after they suffered an especially rough winter. next week and it will be the outbound kennedy that will be affected. back to you. >> for more information had to "wgn tv dot com, s

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>>> on june 19th, 1989, there was a thunderstorm in callingwood, ontario.he rain didn't stop 33 year debbie tinlock from venturing out that night. >> she was a pretty vivacious woman that loved to ski and had a sailboat in the harbor.

. >>> we're in the heat of battle here on frenchman's bay in ontario. this is a dragon boat race. the race starts out pretty well, but you notice they're getting kind of close. these three boats collide. >> where are they going? an tn you can't pade becaus you'reide someone else's boat. this is like nascar where you rub and keep going. isn't it the job of the guy standing at the back, how does it happen? >> the guy who posted the video is the guy in the middle. he feels the woman in the green shirt on the right got into his lane. she says, no, you're in my lane and this other boat is, like, i don't know what's going on. >> the race is straight. not like there is an inside lane or track better or shorter than the other. you go straight. >> i like how the race ends because -- >> it is all kind of friendly. >> no way, guys. we're really friendly. >> people who row are pretty positive thinkers. >> why? >> you're on the water. it is therapeutic. you're getting the workout. you usually do your training in the morning. so positive. >> getting out their negative gre aggression out there.

. >> we're in the heat of battle here on frenchman's bay in pickering, ontario.his is a dragon boat race. the race starts out pretty well, but you notice they're getting kind of close. these three boats collide. >> oops. >> where are they going? why would you -- and then you can't paddle because you're like paddling inside someone else's boat. >> this isn't like nascar where you can rub and keep going. isn't it the job of the guy at the back to steer, right? how does this happen? >> the guy who posted this video is the one in the middle and he feels like that woman in the green shirt on the right kind of got into his lane, but she says no, you're in my lane, and then this other boat is like, i don't know what's going on. >> the thing is, the race is straight. it's not like there's an inside lane or track better and shorter than the others. you just go straight. >> but i kind of like how the race ends because it's all kind of friendly. >> no way, guys. >> people who row are positive people. >> you're on the water, it's therapeutic, it's peaceful, usually do your t

outside a north philadelphia bar when a man was shot and killed outside the galaxy lounge on west ontario street. investigators believe the shooting was triggered by confrontation from the crowd. two men are shot within ten minutes of each other. the first was shot while riding his bike on the 5500 block of american street. he's in critical condition. the second victim shot a block away is in stable condition. investigators are working to figure out if those two shootings are connected. a man shot in oxford circle is also in stable condition. nbc 10 was at that scene on north mckinley. the gunman took off on foot. >>> finally a shooting in north philadelphia left a man in critical condition last night in front of the house on north 8th street. nbc 10 captured video of this scene including shattered glass from the bullets. police are now investigating. >>> this morning philadelphia police have released a picture of the man wanted in the shooting and robberies. 27-year-old jeffrey chandler is the suspect. a woman working along side chandler has been arrested. that duo was caught on camera r

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the ontario woman is just 48. >> we think of it in older age. high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol. it is happening more and more often in younger people. young patients can present with strokes. >> reporter: there is a temporary drop in blood supply to the brain depriving it of oxygen. weakness or paralysis on one side of the body, confusion, speech or vision difficulties and sudden loss of balance. she had several signs. today she is on medication and recovering. because she had the phenomenal presence of mind to use a device designed to save memory, to help save her life. >> and speaking of portable technology. back in a moment with a new challenger to the iphone that will also buy groceries. >>> we have an update tonight on the condition of the former u.s. olympic swimmer amy van dyken. she is a six-time gold medalist, first female athlete in american history to win four gold medals at a single olympic games, atlanta in '96. then just over ten days ago, she was in a terrible atv accident which severed her spinal cord. after surger

new video of a tornado ripping through ontario, canada yesterday. look at the size of it. it's hovering over houses. it blew the roofs off of a few, badly damaging dozens of others. you can see what appears to be explosions inside the twister. no serious injuries reported. forecasters say the storm was part of the same storm system that spawned twin tornadoes in nebraska monday. the destruction is evident here. two people were killed, nearly 15 others in critical condition. >>> scary last couple of days. happening now, search crews scrambling to find nearly 30 people missing after a boat capsized in malaysia. the boat sank near the strait of malaca. at least two dead, 60 others rescues. authorities say illegal workers often take dangerous routes when trying to return home. >>> overnight two convicted killers were put to death, the first since oklahoma's botched execution. two death row inmates in missouri and georgia given the lethal injections last night. in april, an inmate supposed to be executed died after a heart attack after given the first dose of the lethal injecti

mix here across much of illinois over towards minnesota, wisconsin, and extending across southern ontario and into the northeast as we head through the next several days. what's fueling this up as well is that big difference in the temperatures. look how hot and humid it is here into the southeast. washington, d.c. 34 there for your high. atlanta up to 33. but north of the storm system staying relatively cool with a high of 23 there on your tuesday in winnipeg. let's move over towards eastern asia now. the big topic this past week has been a tropical storm that made landfall sunday afternoon in southern china. the storm system went away, downgraded to a tropical depression, expected to be over by then. but take a look here, it is back to a tropical storm, reintensified here on your tuesday morning. winds now up to 65 to 90 kilometers per hour. actually saw some wind reports, about 72 kilometers per hour. gusty winds, high waves. the biggest threat is going to be rainfall. in the southern portions of kyushu, you could see as much as 200 millimeters of rain. that's toward the west. still no

see it pushing toward ontario. cold front extends towards the south. along that more severe thunderstorms could be popping up. actually, just yesterday we saw some -- several reports of tornadoes, about ten reports of tornadoes, large hail out of this storm system. that is still a threat into the midwestern states. also the southwest some fire weather in place there for you. but this is the big topic i want to say. you have that low. warm air pumping in ahead of it. and while this is typical for this time of year, into the 30s across the gulf states. but look at these high temperatures across the northeast. it sure feels like summer out here, here in mid-june. washington, d.c., getting up to 34 on your tuesday into wednesday. up to 31 and to 32 there into new york city. staying on the topic of feels like tropical weather, let's talk about the world cup as well. because hot and humid. you have the usa versus guana out here into northern portions of brazil. remember, this is the amazon. hot and humid afternoon storms always erupting out here. definitely

and now, even affecting parts of canada into ontario and quebec. this system has already had a history causing a lot of problems in virginia and in d.c., and so that's something we'll be looking out for. you can see here rain expected from chicago, into toronto, and all along the eastern seaboard. highs anywhere from 23 in new york to 31 degrees in miami. we switch gears now and take a look at east asia, and of course, this is the rainy season. so a lot of wet weather to talk about from southern china, and now most of japan seeing more rain now moving in to the picture. however, we had a tropical depression that is now a tropical storm, and is now slowly moving toward the north and east. it's not going to have a particularly long life span. we are expecting the system to be absorbed into the monsoonal rain front. but that is going to bring some impacts for the western island, okinawa, of japan, and it looks like the rain influence will expand into tokyo as we go later on this week. and, of course, the rainy season, i said that the named system will

. >> finally, ontario smith has been a great negotiating partner in helping figure out all the difficult ins and outs. sorry for my repeated interruptions. >> thank you very much. resolution number 1443, all in favor say i.

it is all to accommodate the demolition of the 55 rolled ontario street bridge. removal of three massive sections requires the closures due to logistics'. it begins this friday with the weekend work slated to end by 5:00 a.m. on each of the following monday's. when a tank entry into the city. >> i think it is really important for us to get as much as the traffic on to other routes or onto mass transit. >> ways to plan and get around. mass- transit is highly encouraged along with alternate routes. >> a popular blues fest. usc graduation into major arts fares. >> the quarter of a million vehicles use the kennedy everyday stuff for you we have posted the details about the closures. live at the facility on the south side. the western belmont fiat doctor will be torn down next year. >> >> looking for prole suspected in a home invasion. >> >> offering $5,000 award. for people are getting. there were brought an overnight not long after police were called to fire. but a home and destroyed two cars. >> cheif keef is being ejected from his home. >> moving up based on a neu

the weekend project to take on the ontario street bridge. the first phase one faster than expected. by late saturday evening the inbound kennedy had been reopened. by late yesterday after than the ohio ceram was open. if demolition goes up the same pace the road crews will finish the work that was originally scheduled to require a third week in. next weekend's work on the kennedy will shut all of the doubt on the lands. it begins friday evening at 9. the outbound traffic will be detoured around a work project. the rap from me and bomb the eisenhower to the outcome kennedy will also be closed. once again officials are urging weekend visitors to the city to take public transportation. >> there was his way of encouraging people to pay for it. if you messed people to pay for it. if you messed up -[ laughing ] -yeah! ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day yeah! ♪ it was the best day ♪ 'cause of you we make a great pair. -[echoing] great pair. -huh? progressive and the great outdoors! we make a great pair. right. totally. uh, that's what i was thinking. hmm. covering the things that

here are today's contestants -- a professional football player from hamilton, ontario, canada...rrolltown, texas... and our returning champion, an investment-operations manager from scituate, massachusetts... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. for the first time in over a month, we welcome a new champion in brian, who admitted at the end of the program yesterday that he might not have come up with the correct response of author john irving if he did not live in new england. but there will be a different subject in today's final. sarah and peter, welcome aboard and good luck. here we go. let's take a look at the categories, shall we? alex: brian, you're the champ, so you go first. fire place for $200. brian. what is babylon? no. sarah. what is jerusalem? correct. fire place for $400. what is chicago? right. fire place for $600.

the ontario, canada woman is just 48. >> things that we typically think of as an older age like highiabetes, high cholesterol is happening more and more often in younger people. so young patients can present with stroke. >> reporter: mini strokes occur when there is a temporary drop in the blood supply to the brain, depriving it of oxygen. the symptoms include weakness or paralysis on one side of the body, confusion, speech or vision difficulties, and sudden loss of balance. jepis had several signs. today she is on medication and recovering. because she had the phenomenal presence of mind to use a device designed to save memories to help save her life. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> and speaking of portable technology, we're back in a moment with a new challenger to the iphone that will also buy groceries. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or th

continuing now eastern ohio, now pushing into western pennsylvania and right along the lake erie and lake ontario. just a soaking rain. interior new england and northern new england, it's a rainy, gloomy day for you. thunderstorms will move to the big cities late. significant airport delays from d.c. to new york all the way up to hartford. it will be this evening into the overnight hours. the daylight hours should be okay and dry on i-95. a threat of thunderstorms, richard, widespread. there's not many cities on the map that don't have a chance of rain in the east. >> you know what's good about that stuff, bill? it cleans the streets the natural way. >> waters the grass. we need it every now and then. >> especially in the northeast. it gets a little dirty, shall we say. >>> a "playboy" interview gets an actor in trouble. >>> plus the obama administration quietly okays u.s. oil exports. >>> and shocking new revelations from a v.a. whistleblower. we're back in two. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are u

. >>> a team is being sent to assess damage in a southern ontario community that was hit by a tornadomeowner took this video as the tornado struck the town of angus yesterday afternoon. it destroyed vehicles and damaged more than 20 homes. several homes had the roofs ripped right off. officials say the community was lucky, though, because no serious injuries were reported. the storm was part of that severe weather system that caused tornadoes in nebraska on monday. >>> another hot and windy day could hamper the efforts to battle a wildfire in new mexico. fire officials say they haven't contained any of it yet. they are just letting it burn because the winds there are so high. it's charring grazing land that native american communities depend on to raise their livestock. fire officials say four buildings have been destroyed and dozens more are in harm's way. >>> 14 people are dead and dozens more hurt after a suicide bombing at a world cup viewing site in northeastern nigeria. witnesses say the attack happened yesterday shortly after the brazil/mexico match began. there is no immediate

. >> particularly in the winter when you have six feet of lake ontario snow.ery much, appreciate it. now it is time for the bwest byte, one number that tells us a whole lot. jon erlichman has it. >> 25,000. gopro recently told us that the in 25,000ras are sold retail locations and in more than 100 countries. they told us that, they told us a whole bunch of stuff when they unveiled their plans to go public and had to share their financial information. the company said that tony bates most recently of microsoft, who gopro as, is joining president. >> it is a fascinating company. i have not read the prospectus yet. it seems to be popping up far beyond surfboards and kite boarders. >> that is what they would hope. you were just talking about video. clearly this is a company trying to position itself as more of a media company than just a hardware manufacturer. it probably started with the success of the youtube channel, but now you go on virgin american flights and there is a pro channel. tony bates is known for skype and cisco, but he has been on the board of you

the southern parts of ontario, where we saw the worst darm, as you can see we saw is number of treesown, and a lot of roofs damaged as well. over 20 homes were damned by the tornado. now, the weather over the next few days could give us a few nasty punches, but it doesn't look as extensive as it has been. you can see the wet weather edging to the east. it's turning things in the east hot. for washington d.c., we are expecting the temperatures to get up to 35 degrees, 95 in farenheit. it will be very, very sticky. towards the west it's cooler for many of us. san francisco no higher than 19. l.a. up to 27. you cap see what happens as we head through the day op thursday. there's showers to the south-east. thank you for that. >>> still to come - china's tough message to vietnam. the top diplomat visits hanoi in the first high level talks about the territorial dispute. >>> extracting the colour of love from beetles. how some of the world's greatest artists con jured up their effects. and the windies take control of the second test against new zealand. stay with us. the performance review.

they want to reverse the flow on its line nine pipeline in ontario.they also want to build a northern gateway pipeline that would send 525 barrels a day from alberta to british columbia and on to ship bound for asian markets. morgan wants to spend $1.4 million and bring 890,000 barrels a day to its own terminals on the pacific. but even in canada getting approval to build more pipelines is no quake walk. in british columbia there is strong opposition from environmentalists and native communities that oil companies will need to overcome in order to proceed. >> i think we have to acknowledge and recognize that there are legitimate concerns about things like energy mix and carbon policy going forward. we need to get those out of the context of the individual project because it's not the right place to have a debate, but we need to be constructive participants in the dialogue that should go on. >> pipelines are no or not, oil will move into the united states by other means. experts say piping oil is safer. the number of rail accidents have jumped in recen

last year in the ontario hockey league. golf after back surgery in march cut very short. he missed the cut at congressional. that almost never happens. if you ever wonder how they mow the lawn at golf course. that's perfect precision right there. tiger game not precise. can't get out of the pwivrping on 5. bad line on 11. on the fair way but 4 straight bogey at one point. short putt on 17 and misses that. 4 over 75. 7 over. after 2 rounds and done. mark, oliver, ricky, patrick and 4-way tie for first at 6 under. >> i miss the cut by 4 shots that's a lot but the fact that what i was able to do physically and the speedy had and distance i was hitting the golf ball again i hadn't done that in a very long time. >> athletic director barbara stepping down after 10 years. remain with the university developing academic program in sports management. barbara last day will be july faechbt. michael williams former cal after let himself will serve as interim athletic director of replacement is found. last few years very rocky for cal af

exploring introverts and ex-ontario verts. -- and extroverts. getting to understand the difference of the two and which one i am. >> which one are you? >> there's two types of introverts. so i think i'm introvert. but with society and the way it is now, you always have to sell yourself. and that's what part of the draft is. the draft is this big hype machine of the next michael jordan. and this pitch, you got to pitch yourself and exert a confidence about yourself to these teams. so they invest a lot of money into you. >> i want to thank you very much. a pleasure. sharing everything with us. andre iguodala of the golden state warriors. he's their forward. coming up, california joins several other states seeking more regulation on those car hailing app platforms such as uber. you're going to foined out what legislators and drivers really want. plus talking about automobiles how about a supercar from mclaren? a new one. well, 25% new. we'll give you details next. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i'm pimm fox. technology platform uber is d

new video of a tornado now ripping through ontario, canada. you can see the tornado, dangerously hovering over houses. it blew the roofs off of a few and badly damaged dozens of others. an explosion inside of the twister. no serious injuries reported. forecasters say the storm was part of the same system that spawned twin tornados in nebraska, rhumbling and scary video. 15 in critical condition. >>> more than 1600 firefighters working to contain a wildfire in central california that won't stop burning the fire's burning 30 miles from bakersfield in the sequoia national forest. burned more than 2600 acres. crews have made progress. surrounded 85% of the fire. 10% more than yesterday. winds are supposed to die down in the area today. meteorologists expect temperatures and humidity to rise. >> fires sprouting up all over. antioch, firefighters have mostly contained a brushfire that threatened 40 homes last night. flames reached 50 to 60 feet in the air, coming close to some overhead transmission lines which would have been highly problematic. wit

but we do have new video of the tornado ripping through ontario, canada yesterday. the tornado dangerously hovering over houses. it blew roofs off of a few of them, badly damaged others. you can see what appears to be explosions inside that twister. no serious injuries reported. forecasters say the storm was part of the same storm system that spawned twin tornados in nebraska monday. the destruction, devastating for people two people killed including a 5-year-old toddler. 15 others in critical condition. >> horrific couple of days in the midwest. >>> search crews are scrambling to find nearly 30 people missing after a boat capsized in malaysia, sang near the strait of malacca, at least two people dead there. 60 others rescued overnight. authorities are not sure why the boat sank but illegal workers often take dangerous routes when trying to return home. >>> overnight, two convicted killers were put to death, the first since oklahoma's botched execution. the two death row inmates in missouri and georgia given the lethal injections last night. in april an oklahoma inm

we have seen a lot of tornados over the border in the southern parts of ontario. this is the kind of damage we have seen there, martin. >> stef, thanks for that. those amazing pictures. let's go to malawi where community leaders are calling for an end to the decades old tradition of child marriages and under-age sex. a quarter of all girls are married before their 18th birthday and many forced to have sex sex at six. speaking to one victim in tiolo town. >> she is 14 years old and this is not her little sister. it's a 2-year-old daughter. the young mother is a victim of a cultural practice that encourages young girls to have sex early in some parts of malawi. it's a rite of package where girls transition into adulthood. >> girls who are about 6 to 7 years, they were taken for initiation where they were initiated. so when they were initiated there, they were told they were supposed to be cleansed, which means they have to sleep with any adult person. >> means that now, she has passed the initiation. >> she is back in school, but she has fallen behind. she should be

. >> reporter:so when it happened again. 48 year old woman from ontario recorded herself. >> >> reporteras confirmed. she showed her smartphone video to her doctors. who said she not only had a stroke. she had three of them. the hosptial is hanging on the video. as a teaching tool. >> pam: lawmakers on capitol hill are taking a closer look at how electronic cigarettes are marketed. especially to kids. >> pam: the senate committee on commerce, science and transportation held a hearing today on "aggressive e-cigarette marketing and potential consequences for youth." >> pam: experts called in to testify included the heads of several prominent campaigns to fight youth smoking. as well as the president of an e-cig manufacturer. the f-d-a proposed strict regulations on e-cigarettes in april. but those rules are still being written. >> pam: it's a ghost story that's gone viral. we first told you last night about this ghostly image captured by a british tourist touring alcatraz last april. >> pam: the woman says she took two photos.one of the empty visitation block window. and a second with her