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we first ou about the incident at -- back in march. chris is live with the case against the lieutenant and just how the little boy's death is prompting changes to the emergency response system. >> that lieutenant's name has been redacted from this report. what we do know is that he worked inside this fire station here in tenleytown. we just want to make clear that the charges were talking about our department charges that will eventually be heard by an internal trial board. human error and issues of technical training. that is what a recent report says cause delayed emergency response back on march 13 when a toddler begin choking on a grape . according to the report, 911 was called at 8:36, but an ambulance did not arrive for several minutes. the young boy later died at the hospital. afterwards, an investigation was launched into what went wrong. it says the delayed response was due to the wrong emergency crews being dispatched. partly because of a software error and partly because a lieutenant, who is now been charged by the departmen

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the air is so moist-ous that we are getting rainfall rates at times up to 6" an hour. they are not lasting too long and the flood warnings are down in culpeper and fredericksburg, they have been canceled. looking at these storms now northern part of the district here even downtown, and watch what happened over the last hour. there was nothing going on and then, boom, a little outflow from all these little storms that are around how quickly they pop up. but i think another 20 minutes or so most of this will be gone from d.c. silver spring seeing some of that and this cell kind of has built over the potomac from great falls back toward potomac and points north on river road. you got some wet roads there. in loudon county mainly from dulles west between the greenway and route 50 we have some thunder and lightning there. this is slowly building toward the west north on 15 for a few miles. showers in winchester fell apart. still some in the mountains. hey marked toward notebooks -- haymarket towards nokesville, slowing down there. this stuff is weakening, north of culpeper

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ou think he's going for a number thing. >> i think it was like every available person like -- (laughter different kind of vitamin water if you will. >> larry: all right. well we talked about this ashley madison thing. let's show this clip of the guy who runs the cheating website because this is what he says. >> people have affairs because they don't want a divorce. their joint economic situation, their family and household. there's all kinds of things. but what they don't want to continue with is what doesn't happen in their bedroom. >> larry: okay. now, do you believe that's true? >> he's telling you the truth. i don't want to break up. that's why i was with her. (laughter) >> guys will say anything, right? (applause) >> larry: let me ask you this. do you think cheating can actually save marriages or relationship? >> no but i think -- when you've done something you're not supposed to do, you have a higher tolerance. (laughter) >> why are you looking at me? (laughter). >> larry: first you drugged her drink. now what's going on here? (laughter) >> whatever you want. after you've done som

the players association called the commissioner's ruling outramgous ous outrageous and said it would appeal on brady's behalf. meantime, the nfl has already gone to court today asking that the suspension be upheld. as for brady, he is due here tomorrow for the start of training camp. lester? >> ron mott, thank you. >>> the fbi says it has foiled an isis-inspired terror plot to blow up a weapon of mass destruction on a beach in the florida keys. specifically a backpack bomb. our justice correspondent, pete williams, joins us now with details. pete? >> lester, he's a 23-year-old from key west, florida, harlem suarez who came to the fbi's attention three months ago accused of advocating violence on facebook in support of isis. prosecutors say he told undercover sources working for the fbi that he wanted to bury a bomb in a backpack on the beach in marathon florida, or south beach, miami. the fbi says he made a video in may, calling for support for isis and urging others to quote, seek out our enemy and kill them where we find them. though he wanted to build a bomb the fbi says he didn't

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ou for joining us. i'm ama daetz in for cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. our other top story is unusual weather today. it feels like summer is being interrupted by winter. >> drivers are wading through snowon the pass in the sierra. >> windshield wipers are on as light rain hits the north bay. looking live right now where the weather has been largely overcast the entire day. >> you can see the rain drops on the camera and the gray dreary skies out there. and looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza it is mostly cloudy you can see there. >> in the south bay looking live you can see it is really a very nice day. let's check in with abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel to see what is on right now. >> i am going to show you what is on live doppler 7 hd. wipers are not going on the cars at this moment but we have seen some. live doppler 7 hd tracking most of the activity in the north bay. getting some very light showers and as we take you to the east bay street level radar, a little bit on the damp side. do watch out for slick roadways. definitely some more

ou among risk categories young kids, senior citizens and those who suffer from respiratory and heart ailments want to limit your outdoor exposure and exertion especially during the hours of noon to 6:00. we have high pressure beginning to build in. winds aren't going to be all that strong today and we'll have a fair amount of sunshine with just pop-up patchy clouds. can't totally route out a little pop-up shower especially over south jersey and delaware. most of you will stay dry and most of you will probably wish it was raining because it's going to be pretty hot and uncomfortable. 75 in philadelphia right now 68 allentown, 70 as you pop out the door in wilmington, 74 for that early morning stroll along the boards in sea isle see. i got to show you dewpoints. unfortunately we have a lot of numbers over 70 and that is in the oppressive range so it is very humid out there in most neighborhoods. as we go through the afternoon it's going to be hot and humid, 78 degrees by 9 o'clock. 87 by noon. and 92 at 3 o'clock. that is your high today. still holding onto 87 by 6 o'clock. and it look

we continue investing more deeply to ensure that the city tant g university systemen is a constant ou thi generator of talent for this community.bo if you think about the impact that mentorship programs would have, internship programs, summer jobs and we're going to emphasize we want people in the community to participate in all those, one of the things we wants on to do is we want to constantly see if it's working. this is really one of the greatest opportunities to get our people good quality jobs.e is m if we think there's more we investment necessary to a achieve that goal, you know, that's kim: going to be something we're very open to. >> how are you looking to get that feedback? what's the best way that tech companies can do that? >> certainly the tech talent pipeline is an example and the working groups we put together with the community to give us that constant feedback about of tr what kind of training is needed that will actually maximize the likelihood that people going through the training will get to a job. dia so we're thrilled that oush tech team is in constant dialogue

when chinese families start losing their savings, they would tend to panic. ,ou mentioned the greek crisist chance for this, less chance for that. people have been writing the last chapter of the chinese economic miracle for a long time. thinking of this market crash as the end of china's miracle is way overblown. scarlet: way overblown? steve framed the next stage of chinese growth as socialism with chinese characteristics. a lot of people look at the market meltdown and commented that this is like capitalism 101, schooling china. is that is farat from the case. is what we are seeing inevitable? ted: it's inevitable in markets in general. i was a market trader for a long time -- we saw this exact same thing in pork bellies. is the-to-one part beginner steps the chinese took in encouraging the chinese public to buy stocks as a way to prop up the economy. it wound up manufacturing a bubble. they thought they were being more capable as consumers -- it would prop up real estate prices. you saw an asset bubble. on the way down -- i have to give the chinese government credit. they may have take

ou mase ty ill not be successful in manipulates the market.les: i don't know why they let it go up that much, we have a speed round for you, tremendous question, someone who wants to know how will we end? lower, is it bear market or a cyclical bull? we'll be right back. super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place, so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, save $300 to $700 on select mattress sets, plus 36-month special financing. ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. charles: time on address your questions. i love you are asking more and more about strategy, steve, if dow and s&p are lower than it began is it a bear market or a cyclical bull? it

ou wrote about this on bloombergpolitics.com.ark: a lot of concern in the republican party because donald trump has not only set off this firestorm with his comets about mexican immigrants but in general his ability to dominate the conversation. what i looked at is this conversation is moments of strength, showing people not just the you can be a good president but that they can envision u.s. president. this is an opportunity for some of the candidates -- does someone want to take on trump, not just criticize him on immigration, but take them on any more fundamental way to say the party from what a lot of people see as a problem if donald trump continues to do well in the polls and dominate the discussion. alix: the other headline is jet bush raising $12 million in 16 days. over $103 million. mark: this guy is the king of the fundraisers, even more in some ways than hillary clinton. raising over a hundred million super pac wass aiming to raise more than a hundred million by this point. many scoffed at that. that puts jeb bush in

right now it's 120 degrees fahrenheit 43 degrees celsius,ous, and it's a little after 6:00 p.m. local time. 144 different athletes are already started arriving here. it starts here at one of the lowest points in all of north america and finishes in mount whitney one of the highest points of this part of the country. within the world ever endurance athletes this race has taken on almost mythical status. it's considered one of the most difficult races anywhere in the world. so the of course question is what drives people to want to do it? >> i want to see if we can--how far i can take a body. how far i can push it here. that's where it's driving at. to see if i can do it. >> yes this race is about survival but it is also a competition. the course records set within within 2007 when a brazilian man finished in 22:51. >> the one of south africa's critic cricketers has died at age 66. he has been ill for many years with a brain tumor. that's all of sport. >> you can find more sports and news on our website. the address to come to you is www.aljazeera.com. join us again in a couple of

insight,ou additional through the end of the quarter, the apple watch sales figure was higher than the comparable launch time of the original iphone or the original ipad. scarlet: he says one bullish sign is 73% of old iphone users have not upgraded yet and sales in china doubled. the country's biggest home-improvement chain is getting bigger. home depot is buying interline brands. maintenance and repair products. five people are being charged in connection with that damaging cyber attack against j.p. morgan last year. investigators say the hackers were not detected for two months and information of 76 million households were stolen and suspects were arrested in florida and israel but one is still at large. big that is making a on a drug for alzheimer's disease and we will learn more today at an industry conference. it could be the first market treatment to keep alzheimer's from getting worse. its estimate of the drugmaker is spending hundreds of millions of dollars to develop this. those are some of the top stories. scarlet: we want to get back to housing wallowing breaking news and h

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