most of us don't live in palm beach, florida, however. ernmost city and known for its pristine coastline, trendy restaurants, and high-end shopping boutiques. so selling a home in palm beach, well, a bit different than doing it in any other part of america. so i asked the mother-and-son team of paulette and dana koch to show me some of these listings. this seven-bedroom property sits on the edge of lake worth, which separates palm beach from west palm beach. listing price just under $35 million. >> the house has just over 19,000 square feet. it lives on three levels. >> the trilevel compound was designed in 1986 by renowned architect milton klein and then was completely restored and renovated in 2008. you're immediately struck by views, with 200 feet of frontage on lake worth. >> there's a beautiful indoor-outdoor entertaining space that brings the outside in, which is very typical of the way people want to live when they come to palm beach. the view corridors that you have from all the rooms facing the water are unbelievable. >> you're ab

>> we have made 29 arrests here in palm beach county.t's since july of last year. >> they include the operators of treatment centers, and sober homes, the head of a lab, and numerous people accused of of patient brokering. >> more to come? >> more to come. and we believe we're closer to the beginning of this effort than the end. >> and as for the man who ran reflections and gave drugs to addicts? kenny chatman has been sent to federal prison for 27 years. for desperate families caught up in the sweep of the opioid epidemic, the mayor has some advice. >> to the parents who think that they're sending their kids down here because it's number one in rehab. >> that's a complete fallacy. keep them closer to home. they are not getting better in florida. >> this scheme has already moved into new york, california, texas and arizona. so watch out, because it could be coming to a spot near you. >> coming up -- penguins! >> now gentlemen just calm down. >> a trip to antarctica, teeming with surprises. ice is melting here, but some of these little gu

. >> reporter: in palm beach county, florida, 4,600 drug overdoses last year alone.he number quadrupled in four years. in 90 minutes we witnessed two more. >> we can run 12 -- upwards of 12 in a day. >> reporter: sadly, scenes like this plays out in cities across the country. but here the problem is being made worse by a criminal element in the drug rehab industry itself. >> this is the number one criminal justice issue facing florida. it is the number one public health crisis facing our state as well. >> reporter: so the state attorney took the unusual step of asking a grand jury to look at corruption in the rehab industry. >> parents send their kids down here to south florida to get well, not to die. >> reporter: allison flory of illinois was lured by the promise of recovery in florida. she died of an overdose in the very place where she was supposed to be getting help. her parents jennifer flory and scott weber. >> it haunts me. she trusted in people that she shouldn't have trusted in. and -- >> and we told her to trust those people. >> mm-hmm. >> it is the wild w

to knightsbridge >> thank you, miami beach. >> tucker: did i say palm beach?> you said palm beach but miami beach where it's at. >> tucker: i have mar-a-lago, excuse me. >> you mean that new waterpark in the future? >> you're here to concern about rising sea levels, i'm agnostic about it. i'm wondering how this specific agreement sending $3 billion a year to countries like india and china who don't have to lower their admissions rates is going to fix that global warming problem in miami beach. >> let me tell you what's going on in miami beach, we have streets that are flooding during sunny days. the water levels have gone up dramatically. we moved forward to raise our roads, put in pumps, change our building codes. is not because we're so excited to have to do that but we have to do it for survival of our city. it's not just miami beach commits coastal cities all over the world. i heard what you had to say but i've got to tell you something, when the world leading scientists are telling you this is what's going on and some of the smartest minds in the world ar

. >>> williams collided with another car near her home in palm beach gardens three weeks ago. now police are saying it's her fault. abc's gio benitez has the latest on the story. >> reporter: venus williams under the spotlight but not for the usual reasons. according to police the 37-year-old tennis star is being blamed for a traffic accident where a passenger in the other car ultimately died. here's the map from the police report. at this intersection in palm beach gardens, florida, three weeks ago the report says williams cut across in front of a car. that car t-boning williams. 78-year-old passenger jerome barson was rushed to the hospital for head trauma and died two weeks later. his wife who was driving survived. the police report says williams advised she did not see the other car and also says that she is at fault for the accident. williams' spokesperson saying she entered the intersection on a green light. this is an unfortunate accident and venus expresses her deepest condolences to the family who lost a loved one. and in the report police do not believe venus william

. >> reporter: police say venus williams caused this fatal crash june 9th near her home in palm beach gardens, florida. williams' attorney says she had a green light and was only going about five miles an hour when she got stuck in the middle of the intersection because of traffic. the light changed and that's when the accident happened. linda barson and her husband jerome were out running errands for an upcoming family cruise when, according to a newly released police report, linda says an suv cut in front of her and she was unable to avoid crashing into williams. jerome was taken to the hospital whe the 78-year-old died two weeks later. >> this was the love of her life. >> reporter: linda barson's attorney has filed a lawsuit against the tennis star. >> i think what mrs. barson and the family is looking for is for ms. williams to be able to step forward and accept responsibility. >> reporter: according to the police report williams was at fault for violating the right of way. in a statement, williams' attorney called the crash an unfortunate accident and said venus expresses her dee

but with help from the palm beach urban league, she found her passion for helping others through radio and television. this discovery fueled her confidence and commitment to her studies, as her ambitions soared. ca'netta became involved with 14 organizations and numerous other campus activities and today is an accomplished mass communications graduate.

at the intersection in palm beach gardens, florida, three weeks a the report says williams cut across in front of a car. that car t-boning williams,78 year old passenger jerome barson was head trauma and died. the police report says williams advised she did not see the other car and also says that she is at fault pofor the accident. williams' spokesperson saying she entered the intersection in a green light and expresses her deepest condolences to a family who lost a loved one. police do not believe she was distracted or under the influence of alcohol. so right now no charges and no citations for williams, but please are still investigating. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> coming up, it's shaping up to be a pretty raunchy weekend at the box office. >> we'll tell you were critics are dealing will ferrell and amy poehler a losing hand. it's straight ahead. >>> we blend in. >> absolutely. we look just like david did in that promo. >> david's doing hard news, and so are we. we're doing important business. it's like uncle sam threw up all over us. >> insomniac theater, and this weeken

. >> police in palm beach garden florid, florida stressed it was an accident -- >> she is devastated. this is a man she loved. she's been married for 35 years. she's absolutely devastated. >> the family has now filed a lawsuit. next in happened on tonight, just days after the seven-time grand slam champion was eliminated from the french open. >> rescue 67 comers funding to area 63. >> the witness says williams' light turned red with her suv still in the middle of that intersection. which he was able to drive forward, she stepped right in the way of an oncoming car. williams said she never saw the other car coming. the police report estimates williams was going five miles per hour. this morning, she has not been ticketed or charged. she would behat determined criminally responsible for the death of a man. >> williams tells abc news that she had a green light. it an unfortunate accident and center deepest condolences to the family lost a loved one. -- center deepest condolences. -- sentenc her deepest condolences. adrianna: the nba summer league is right around the corner and one las ve

according to "the palm beach guard's" -- the palm beach guard's police, the victim was a passager iniven by his wife, linda barson. according to the report, she told police she was traveling west in the right lane and approaching an intersection, slowing for a traffic light. the report states the light changed to green, and barson said she drove through the intersection when williams' 2010 toyota sequoia cut across in front of her car. linda barson said she was unable to avoid crashing into williams. the report said venus, who was going just five miles per hour, is at fault for violating the right of way of the barsons. no mention of williams being cited. williams' attorney in a statement tells cnn this is an unfortunate accident, and venus expresses her deepest condolences to the family who lost a loved one. >>> yankees rookie dustin fowler realizing his dream of playing in the big leagues last night. his debut one to forget. fowler crashing into the wall in right field in the first inning. he suffered an open rupture of the patellar tendon in his knee. he had to be carted off the f

police say williams drove into an intersection in palm beach gardens on july 9th and was hit by an oncoming car. the passenger in the second carrier car was injured. police found williams was at fault for violating barson's right-of-way. she's not been cited or charged. the crash is still under investigation. williams lawyer issued a statement. >>> now high-speed car chase that started in kentucky. it went on for about 40 minutes. the driver even crossed the state line entering indiana. it took 22 law enforcement vehicles chasing after him. it came to an end when the driver ran over a spike strip. two police vehicles rammed into his car stopping him. the driver was taken to a hospital. police expect to take him to jail upon release. they found at least a dozen purses in his truck. >>> rough morning for one st. louis couple. they returned from the gym to find their car like this. it was swallowed up by a sinkhole. water was gushing from a water main. cars removed the car a few hours later and tourists in another situation had a close encounter with some sharks on the florida panhandle this w

in florida. 78-year-old jerome died almost two weeks after a two-car wreck earlier this month in palm beach gardens. williams says she didn't see the car coming when she cut in front of it at an intersection. legal experts say williams probably won't face criminal liable in a civil suit. >>> german lawmakers voted to legalize same-sex marriage. they allowed same-sex couples to enter into civil partnerships but marriages remained illegal. angela merkel voted against legalizing gay marriage but allowed lawmakers to host a vote. >>> trending now jz's apology on his new album has social media buzzing tonight. >>> plus a popular singer with decades of experience might just have a future says a new music coordinator. >>> and these people out on a fishing boat in ocean city encounter a giant and rare sea creature. >>> i'm tracking a bunch of showers and thunderstorms from romney to hagerstown. heavy rainmakers there. it looks like we'll have some of those in our neck of the woods this coming holiday weekend. those details coming up in a few minutes. ,, >>> let's take a dip in the water for a peek

police released video over night, disoriented woods inside the blood alcohol testing center at palm beach county jail. it shows woods leaning against a wall and giving two breath samples, woods has blamed his condition on mixture of prescription drugs. that he is taking following his recent back surgery. he has a court date scheduled for, early next month. >>> switching gears to frightening moments for united airlines flight just taken off from chicago's o'hare airport. >> one of the engines caught fire shooting flames after a bird strike. abc's d >> pulsating flames spit out of the united airlines jet. >> the engine was rattling. it was like moving back and fort. >> reporter: passengers unsure what was wrong. >> it was scary. i thought i was going to die. i am still shaking. >> reporter: the pilots knew when they took off from o'hare airport what had happened. >> we had a right engine failure. going to take it out run way. 1500 feet. declare an emergency. >> reporter: bird strikes on the rise. now more than 13,000 a year. most infamous. the flock taking out both engines of u.s. airways j

i lived in west palm beach. i have numerous, wonderful, cubano friends that support the words and actions that president trump has now delivered here -- there in miami. and my democrat friends -- i have two sitting here with me -- said, gally we got to call on this. -- golly, we got to call on this. we just want normal democrats, not depraved politicians, to represent us. we think all of us are united that hillary clinton was a liar, is a liar. she is -- should be in jail. host: and tom calling from titusville, florida, there. let's take a look here. "wall street journal" lays out some of what president trump talked about. donald trump to issue directive narrowing obama's cuba opening. now, this is how "the wall street journal" puts it. tourist travel and transactions for military will be curved but normalization steps will take. they talk one of the most tangible effects of the changes is the elimination of the people-to-people travel policy. that allowed individuals to go to cuba and certifying their travel as

lauderdale and west palm beach.nsacola, not a pretty morning on i-10 driving throughout panhandle of florida. a lot of hef rain for you. this is where the rain will remain over the next day or two. florida will get drenched. today's forecast, all the great weather from texas to minneapolis to chicago. that is perfect. 74 and sunny. st. louis is great, too. as i mentioned, all that nice weather in the middle of the country is headed east. >> i'm sure the people of marco island just love you this morning for that award. >> right now they're like, is there a tropical storm? it's nasty. >>> still ahead, the end of an era for one of the nation's most popular retailers. >>> is trump administration giving up comfort on for affordable driving business next. ♪ it's not just a car, it's your daily treat. ♪ go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. experience amazing. whattwo servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i

. $37.2 million from his club in mar-a-lago, just up the road in west palm beach. and then also $19.7 million from that new hotel in washington, the trump hotel in washington where a lot of people connect with the president, mix and mingle. so no question about it, john, the president is racking up a lot of money from those very high profile properties that we cover all the time, go figure that that publicity also generating income from the president. one thing we're not getting from this financial disclosure, john, is the tax returns. we have not received the president's tax returns, the he brought in $19.8 million from his club in new jersey. $37.2 million from his club in mar-a-lago, just up the road in west palm beach. and then also $19.7 million from that new hotel in washington, the trump hotel in washington where a lot of people connect with the president, mix and mingle. so no question about it, john, the president is racking up a lot of money from those very high profile properties that we cover all the time, go figure that that publicity also generating i

and crudely said that she was bleeding from a purported face-lift during a holiday visit to his palm beach estate. there are pictures of brzezinski from that visit and the pictures dispute the president's account of how she looked. critics and supporters alike say the president crossed the line. >> completely inappropriate. >>re tone of the debate. this obviously doesn't help do that. >> we're not always going to get along. but there's no need for such uncivil language. >> some conservatives defended the president by saying "morning joe" has attacked trump personally and unfairly. we'll see what happens next. leon harris in the newsroom. >> leon, thank you. we'll stay tuned. >>> president trump got two victories in the house as he tries to advance his immigration agenda. one bill forces so-called sanctuary cities to honor federal government requests to detain suspected immigrants for an additional two days. if the cities refuse, they could lose federal grants. the other bill would increase penalties for undocumented immigrants who repeatedly cross the border into the u.s. both pieces of le

you wouldn't move to palm beach, would you? no way. little havana. and i want to thank all of our great friends here today. you've been amazing, loyal, beautiful people. >> happy birthday. president trump: thank you. don't remind me. actually, i was telling mike, my was two days on birthday until a big day which turned out to be tomorrow, the 16th, that was the day i came down with melania on the escalator at trump town. that's tomorrow. so it's exactly tomorrow two years since we announced and it worked out ok. worked out ok. it's a great honor. believe me, it's a great honor, right? >> ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ [cheers and applause] president trump: thank you. thank you very much. i just want to end by saying, may god bless everyone searching for freedom, may god the cuba, may god bless united states of america and god bless you all. thank you. now i'm going to sign. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its capti

police in palm beach gardens stress it was an accident but still fault venus williams who killed the man and injured his wife linda. >> she is devastated be this is the man she loved and was married for 35 years, the family file aid lawsuit. the accident happened on june 9 and just days after the seven time grand slam champion was eliminated from the french open. according to the police report williams had a green light when traffic forced her to stop in the middle of an intersection, williams light turned red with her suv still in the middle of that intersection and when she was able to drive forward she stepped in the way of an on coming car. linda barson the driver of that car said the light was green and williams says she never saw the other car coming. williams was going 5 miles per hour and is at fault for violating the right of way even though as of this morning she is not ticketed or charged. >> unlikely she would be determined criminally responsible for the death of the man. >> williams tells abc news and says she had a green light and calls it an unfortunate accident and ex

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whoa, palm beach. okay?wers. >> it was amazing, and speaking of my face, speaking of my face, while we're there, i had my chin tweaked, the chin under my skin. called nicole and all my friends, had a lot of fun with it. i'm pretty transparent about what i do, and i think it looks awesome. >> how do you do that? >> it's so easy. i'll talk to you about it. you need it. >> i don't care. ask all my friends. >> that's the thing, and this is what he does. he takes something small and contorts it. he tries to weaponize it, and again, this has been one of our great frustrations. he just ends up hurting himself, and you go through wisconsin. you go through pennsylvania. you go through michigan. you go through ohio, and you go through those four people and you realize there are people there in iowa who voted for barack obama eight years ago, and they're so desperate for some help. >> yeah. >> that they voted for donald trump this time because they wanted somebody who would fight for them, and instead, willie, all they

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washington, d.c., hotel that attracts foreign business posts revenue of $19.6 million, while his palm beach resort, mar-a-lago, saw profits soar to $37 million. that's more than double what candidate trump reported in 2015. despite tweeting this phrase about the russia probe, i am being investigated, sources close to the president's legal team tell nbc news he has not been informed he's under investigation, and was referring to news accounts. special counsel robert mueller has broad authority. >> bob mueller is going to go slowly, methodically and carefully, interviewing everyone, up to the chain of command to the president himself. >> reporter: after 149 days in office, the trumps are making their first visit to camp david in maryland. a retreat enjoyed by 13 previous presidents and a haven for history. site of negotiations for middle east peace from carter to clinton. personal diplomacy with world leaders and yes, vladimir putin has been there too. president trump likes to spend time at his own luxury resorts. once said camp david would be very rustic. unlike going to his homes in florida

she received the watch from her brother-in-law to commemorate the 50-mile hike he took in palm beach. 23rd, 1963. it has the time, 2:05 a.m., at the start of the hike and the end at 9:35 p.m. >> reporter: that hike, part of a trend sweeping the country at the time, a presidential challenge issued to americans nationwide. clint hill, co-author of the book mrs. kennedy and me. >> i had no athletic shoes to wear. i had no idea this was going to transpire. this hike. so i had to do the best i could. >> reporter: this isn't the first time jackie's memorabilia has been up for bidding. in march, a treasure trove of letters sold for over $126,000. the first lady herself created this painting which is being sold along with the watch. the lot is expected to fetch up to six figures. but it's hard to say how much someone will pay for a piece of camelot. >> at the end of the day, when the gavel goes down, everything has a price. >> reporter: byron pitts. abc news, new york. >> i love history. >> it's a beautiful watch, apparently, it was given to her by her brother-in-law back in 1963, the range f

from her brother-in-law prince stas rosinwell in 1936 to commemorate the 50-mile hike he took in palm beach1th, 1963 and it has the time, 2:05 a.m. of the start of the hike and the end of the hike at 9:5:00 p.m. >> reporter: that hike part of a trend sweeping across the country at the time. a presidential challenge issued to americans nationwide. accompanying stas on the hike that day was clint hill, mrs. kennedy's secret service agent and co-author of the book "mrs. kennedy and me." >> i didn't have any athletic shoes to wear. i had no idea this was going to transpire, this hike. and so i had to do the best i could. >> reporter: this isn't the first time jackie's memorabilia has been up for bidding. inar

but they do their best to make things right this happened in boynton beach, florida south of west palm beach. maureen north again was shopping when they made their move. after the theft she didn't have enough money to buy groceries so officers they decided to buy them for her body cam video shows hug that they shared after they learned of the kind guess tour. >> i think that she needed a hug and i think i needed it too. it was very sweet. >> just talk to her for five minutes and touched by her. >> they went out of their way to be extra helpful. >> she was moved to tears there. >> officers showed up at her house with the $60 gift certificate to buy more groceries. she didn't want to take it because officers worked so hard for their money but they insisted. >> i think marie has made two new friend. >> very kind. >> good for her. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" a fifth grade football phenom, young quarterback who already has the attention of a major university. they even offered him a scholarship. >>> and you why should cook blockly tonight, it could reverse effects of, coming up in the

it is the palm beach gardens intersection where police say it happened on the afternoon of june 9th. witnesses say she ran a red light in her toyota suv with another car, driven by the victim's wife, crashed into her a girl was injured in the crash and died two weeks later williams hasn't received a citation or been charged. >> when you look at vehicular homicide and what they would need for the threshold to prove there, they would need reckless driving and it doesn't appear to be reckless driving because she wasn't cited for it. >> now williams told officers that she did not see the other vehicle when she entered the intersection on a green light, but the police report says the athlete was traveling at 5 miles per hour at the time and was not under the influence of any drugs or alcohol. >>> back here at home now officialness ocean city need your head identifying a group of juveniles caught vandal icing an amusement park. these photos are from surveillance video at playland cast away cove on the boardwalk on june 26th and 29th. authorities say the teens trespassed and damaged private

from her brother-in-law prince stas rosinwell in 1936 to commemorate the 50-mile hike he took in palm beach963 and it has the time, 2:05 a.m. of the start of the hike and the end of the hike at 9:5:00 p.m. >> reporter: that hike part of a trend sweeping across the country at the time. a presidential challenge issued to americans nationwide. accompanying stas on the hike that day was clint hill, mrs. kennedy's secret service agent and co-author of the book "mrs. kennedy and me." >> i didn't have any athletic shoes to wear. i had no idea this was going to transpire, this hike. and so i had to do the best i could. >> reporter: this isn't the first time jackie's memorabilia has been up for bidding. in march a treasure trove of personal letters sold for $126,000. the first lady herself created this painting for stas, which is being sold along with the watch. the lot is expected to fetch up to six figures but it's hard to say how much someone will pay for a piece of camelot. >> at the end of the day when the gachl gofafl goes down ever has a price. >> it was mrs. kennedy who said one man, one per

from pensacola, panama city, mobile, an area of thunderstorms between naples heading toward west palm beach. so there is also drearythnorthe. keep the umbrella handy for >>> and good morning. here's a quick look at your first alert radar. you see that there is a line of some steady to heavier rain passing through the lehigh valley and berks county heading to the suburbs and p iladelphia. coming up, we'll track this out hour by hour and talk rain the rest of the day, as well. >> thanks. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for of problems. right now the water is off for dozens living in jabbiabington, montgomery county. work is underway after a water main break flooded homes and streets. >>> decision 2017 for new jerseynd voters will choose candidates for governor. >>> and finally out of the woods. police in bucks counties have this elusive bear that spent days in neighborhoods and up in trees. hear how they got in guy on the ground to tranquilize him. >>> weather, traffic, and news you need to know before you head our the door this morning. >> "nbc10 news today" begins at 4:30. mmer t

bits of palm beach, mar-a-lago. the thing that really struck me is that if you talk it trump voters in these very dimp locals, what they say about the president is actually very similar. they say, you know, he is a businessman, he's not a typical politician. you know, he is a good man. the media is being tough on him. you all need to give him more time to do what he wants to do. the whole russia investigation is made up. et cetera. and so that kind of consistency of worldview prompted a question for me which is well, if people aren't voting on kind of pocket book issues, they are not really voting on economics, it seems to me, what are they voting on. >> well, what is his appeal. you kind of come to the conclusion that it is his appeal. what is it? >> i think that's right. i think that he has pioneered a kind of white identity politics. the minute you come out with a phrase like that, it sounds like you are accusing trump supporters of being racist, this is not what i am trying to do i think america has become a muc

. >> and not let them go to west palm beach. >> maybe the president has to do a time out for the weekend. no golf. >> do you think what's been going on might be cyber bullying? >> partly. >> in a way, yes. >> that's not the nicest thing to say. th >> do you think your parents would take your phone if they caught you doing that kind of stuff? >> the president shouldn't really be responding to every slight comment. >> it is cyber bullying. and you know, with kids these days, people are committing suicide because of cyber bullying. it's just a bad example. >> trump supporters say the issue is not about politics. >> a lot of changes have to be made. but boy oh boy he makes it difficult to support him. >> but i supported trump. i voted for trump. i agree. put the phone away. focus on the bigger issues. >> there you have i want. kids, moms, dads, all down here on the mall commenting on the tweeter in chief. just about everyone, including political supporters calling the president out of bounds on social media. reporting live at the national mall, scott broom, wusa9. >>> all right thanks so muc

the championship golfer is seen nodding off as he is waiting for a breathalizer test at the palm beachcounty jail in florida. the test found in alcohol in his system. police arrested woods monday on suspicion of dui. woods blames his condition on an unexpected reaction to prescription drugs. >> scary moments for passengers on a united plane this morning. ua 1738 had to turn around minutes after took off from chicago after the engine caught on fire. the flight bound for miami apparently hit a bird. passengers say the crew did a good job calming everyone down. the landing was rough, but there were no reports of any injuries. >>> k-mart shoppers, beware. it is warning some of its stores were targeted by hackers. they appear to have infiltrated payment systems. sears is urging customers to check their credit card statements. the company has set up a web page for concerned kucustomers. >> three bart janitors earned $365,000 in overtime last year, more than doubling their regular pay. according to our media partners at bay area news group. two janitors racked up more than 125,000 in o.t., an

overnight, take a look showing a disoriented woods inside the blood alcohol testing center at the palm beachjail. it shows woods leaning against a wall as you see there and giving two breath samples which proved he had not been drinking before he was found asleep in his on a mix of painkillers that he's taking following his recent back surgery. >>> now to a close call for passengers on a united airlines flight. the plane had just taken off from chicago when it hit a flock of geese shortly thereafter and damaged the engine and sent flames shooting. the pilots realized what happened right away but initially the shaken passengers had no idea. >> the engine was rattling so it was like moving back and forth. >> it was scary. i just thought i was going to die. i'm still like shaky. >> some passengers reported smelling the engine burning. they say landing was pretty rough, as well, but everyone landed safely. >>> now to that unusual scene overseas, a big square for beachgoers at a resorts in the netherlands. like a mini tsunami as water came crashing onto the sand. the waves washed away beach chair

. >> in palm beach florida a true american success story. >> lynsey paulo tells us the -- linda fertado sees the business becoming a fast growing franchise. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: they have created a sweet life for themselves in sarasota. >> that he are the best. it's kind of a european filling. >> they wanted to bring a cake, their native brand. >> we use the ammunition and it is just wonderful. >> the small colorful delicacy called the macaroon not to be confused with the other treat. >> we don't use coconut. but the name is macaroon. >> reporter: they named their store the macaroon. >> and i would like to say it is the french start, but everything is made in america. >> everything is in the natural ingredients. we use an x factor and everything is fresh. >> what exactly is it? >> we have two shells and then we add on flour and meringue. inside you have different kinds of fillings. >> reporter: the family ran into some talent when they started the business back in 2009. >> it was a great tradition. it was really hard. >> initially the only chef was audrey's cousin. >> you work seven

palm beach gardens police released a report yesterday saying that williams was at fault in a crash earlier this month. the report says williams ran a red light into the path after sedan. a passenger in the dead and died two weeks after the crash. williams has not been cited or charged in the case. >> archeologists are starting to unearth and analyze remains that were discovered in old city earlier this year. student and expert unloaded the bodies to be examined in burlington, new jersey yesterday. in march, crews found the remains at a construction site on arch street. since then they've been towards if south philadelphia. now, analysts want to know who these historical philadelphians were. >> we want to learn about the health, about the disease, how disease went around early city population. we want to learn burial practices. we want to learn about the material culture of the past, and then, ultimately, we want to get these people back in the ground where they need to be. >> now, it is believed that the people being studied lived between 1707 and 1869. >> well, a warning to be on the look