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sporting that headband paul pierce often seemed to put the o in old man basketball. >> pierce to the lead. >> but brother, was he clutch. few players in this era relish late game situations more than him. few are better at using their brain and body to create scoring angles. mentally pierce was washington's playoff ace card. his tongue stung opponents. then his jumper buried them. >> did you call bank? i called game, game. >> essentially telling his young teammates yeah, we are good enough. guys like him are hard to replace. >> best line ever. best line of the year. player exodus continuing today, mike green officially no longer part of the washington capitals, signed with detroit today. green spent 10 years in d.c., part of the young ovechkin and backstrom but injuries slowing him down. >>> washington nationals, the nats treating the rest of the league like its personal pinata winning nine of its last 10, only mama nature able to slow the onslaught. this was the scene in atlanta tonight. release the tarp. yellow alert, is that what you call that? >> yup. >> 3-degree guarantee there.

the clippers are thought to be in the race to land pierce as well. we'll see. >>> four years of soccer, not much has changed for the american women who could forget the way they lost four years ago. they had it twice and lost it on penalty kicks to the japanese team. well, they're back. last night's victory over germany will be remembered for late game dramatics and good old-fashioned american resolve. by now you've seen the penalty kick. this was the penalty goal. it happened so quick you almost have to watch it in slow mo to appreciate the pass from carli lloyd and the flying finish by kelli o'hara. how about that? it's o'hara's first international goal. that's enough to make a 26-year- old feel like a teenager again. listen to this. >> i scored, saw the ball in the goal, like the bowl is in the goal. we're up 2 -0. oh, my gosh, freaked out and then was like where's carli? that was amazing. found her, jumped on her, was just so, so happy. >> sounds like a teen-ager, i freaked out. >>> bryce harper blowing away competition in the all-star voting. he

we're talking about paul pierce. at 37 years old, paul pierce gave this wizards team something they had been missing for a very long time. confidence big game experience and a championship caliber attitude. all of those qualities are now in los angeles. on the first day of nba free agency, pierce has agreed to terms with the clippers. pierce, a ten-time all star leaving d.c. to reunite with his former coach doc rivers in l.a. the deal reported to be worth about $10 million for three years. pierce averaged about 12 points a game. his biggest shot for the wizards that buzzer beater right there in the eastern conference semifinals. game three against the atlanta hawks. meanwhile, the capitals saying goodbye to defenseman mike green. he has agreed to a three-year, $18 million deal with the detroit red wings. green, he was one of the largest tenured capitals spending all ten seasons of his career with washington, the team that drafted him in the first round back in 2004. >>> also tonight, tsn reporting the caps may have s

yellow tape is blockth entire road at pierce -- blocking the entire road at pierce. this is because of police activity. one of our staff members who happens to live in the area walked by and saw what appeared to be a body covered up by a yellow tarp. we do have a reporter, one of our reporters is almost on the scene and he's going to speak with police. but we did see that just from our own eyes there and other people on twitter are telling me that the area is a big traffic mess. lombard street near the palace of fine arts near pierce street. apparently, we're hearing this could be related to a hit and run. we're trying to get confirmation on that. but stay away from the area. we know this is having a big impact on doyle drive and if you are coming off the golden gate bridge, my suggestion to you is to use 19th avenue exit and go around. it's much better that way. you will be caught in a world of hurt unless you do that there and avoid lombard street in the area because it's a mess. let's move along to other things. this is a look at bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed

. >> paul pierce is no longer with us. he became a fan favorite and now he is gone. where he will end up next season is next in sports. >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert according to reports, we will not be seeing paul pierce back in d.c. unfortunately. it has been reported that he will head back to his hometown of l.a. to play with the clippers. his deal includes a team option for year 3. this will reunite paul pierce with doc rivers, who coached him when the celtics won back in 2008. the 37-year-old game the wizards -- gave the wizards a lot this year. especially in the postseason, he was 80 much the man. capitals fan favorite mike green was still be rocking the red just for a different team. he has signed with the red wings. it capitals released a statement saying, "we want to thank mike with his great season with the washington capitals. he was a great professional with our organization and had a huge impact on our community." before tonight, the nats won nine of their last 10. the game was delayed because of

pierce managed her office's time sheets. she figured out a way to doctor them. >> they can't police themselves that's why they need an internal watch dog, that's why they need the inspector general. >> many of the inspectors general are underfunded. nearly every major federal government inspector general instituted hiring freezes or reduction in training or travel because the tight budgets. even though they save money by reducing fraud. >> $1 spent with the inspector general they can save upwards of $12 to $20. >> in the meantime most hardworking civil servants risk getting a bad rap. >> maybe we just touched the tip of the iceberg. >> all because of employees goofing off while on the clock. >> valtina pierce agred to reimburse the federal government. john beale is serving 2 1/2 years in a federal prison. to read his e-mail, good to the nbc washington app where you can click on investigations. >> parts of northern virginia starting it dry out from a whole lot of rain over the weekend p. this is what it looked like earlier in

paul pierce will be reunited with coach doc rivers.d pierce agreed to a three-year roughly $10.5 million deal. rivers coached pierce in boston and in 2008 when they won the nba title. and draymond green is staying put in golden state. signing a five-year extension worth approximately $85 million. this is impressive considering he only made $915,000 last season. >>> so that is quite a raise. dara back to you. >>> betty, thanks so much. >>> just ahead, if you've ever seen "sesame street," you'll want to know who is retiring. >>> plus huge musical milestone for rihanna and billy joel. you're watching "early today." sweet mother of softness... charmin!!! take a closer look at charmin ultra soft and you'll love what you see. not only can you use less, but you can actually see the softness in our comfort cushions. we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft? when you fall in love, everything is brighter, bolder more intense revlon ultra hd™ lipstick while traditional lipstick is wax-based, our unique gel formula delivers lightwei

paul pierce is now with the clippers.on was hopeful pierce would return but they understood his reasons for wanting to leave. >> disappointed a little bit just because of who paul in and what he is. but you know what? he is at the end of his career. and i know what that was all about. i was able to play for my hometown team at the end of my career. you just have to move on. you can't dwell on it. you have plans. you have contingency things with everybody, whether it's paul or a draft pick or somebody else you're looking at in free agency. if it doesn't happen, you got to be ready to move on to the next step. and i think we have done a good job of that. >> so how did the wizards try to fill the void of paul pierce? well, they agreed to a deal with free agent swingman alan anderson from the nets. they traded with milwaukee bucks for jared dudley and resigned drew gooden and signed gary neal to a one-year contract. >>> a lot of campers at the mystic game today. 11:30 tip-off in this one. they were taking on the new york libe

>> here is a look at some of the top stories, ktv uconn firms the gun's used in last wednesday's pierce shooting belonged to a federal agent. 40 caliber pistol was reported stole northbound a car burglary last month in the downtown area. pier shooting suspect reportedly told investigators he found the gun while sitting on a bench near the ferry building. he pleaded not guilty yesterday on the charge of murdering katherine. his public defender said sanchez has a 2nd grade education and did not know steinly, had no reason to harm her. he's due back in court on july 27th. wild life officials say there have been 4 mountain lion sightings in san francisco in the past 8 days. the sightings are believed to be the same animal. the mountain lion has been spotted in the sea cliff neighborhood. ktvu fox reporter live as well, he said adam will officers are warning people to watch out for it, alex. >> thankfully brian, no, so sightings out here this morning thus far. but wild life officials they do believe the same mountain lion has been spotted 4 different times around san francisco over just the

his predecessor was franklin pierce from concord new hampshire. even though he was from new england, he was also a strong pro slavery man. the democratic party in the 1850s controlled by the southern influence, strong pro slavery. what president buchanan was not counting on is steven a. douglas, the father of the kansas territory. he believed in the concept of popular sovereignty let the will of the people be spoken. stephen douglas was outraged by the lecompton constitution. when the lecompton constitution arrived in washington, douglas got on the floor of the senate and called the lecompton constitution a swindle and a fraud. it did not represent popular sovereignty, it did not represent the role of the people. this constitution was debated in the halls of congress. the u.s. senate, which was controlled by southerners, did pass it. they ratified it. it got to the u.s. house, which is more northern influence, when it got to the u.s. house, it was so -- the debate was so rancorous, that in february of 1858, late one night while this constitution w

joining our panel now is william pierce. the executive director of draft biden.l disclosure out of the way. somehow i have a feeling you have worked for joe biden. >> yep, i did work for the vice president before in 2008 and 2012. basically i'm supporting him because myself i'm an veteran, i deployed to iraq and afghanistan and the vice president's commitment to the military. >> what is the draft biden group doing? how are you going to draft biden? >> well since march we have started in the living room in march and since then grown exponentially. we have organizers in new hampshire and iowa and starting in south carolina as well. we have volunteers and supporters throughout the entire country. we have collected 100,000 signatures of supporters on website draft biden 2016 than most amazing thing about is americans are supporting him for numerous reasons. i'm supporting him for his military and some supporting him because he's been advocate for rights all of his support for obamacare which we saw great success with last week. >> what are you hearing from the vice p

another girl wrote, "i decided to double pierce my ears. infected." >> is that for real? >> that's real. >> hear that kid back on social media, come back with all kinds of piercings. for the parents, you send them to camp, and early on you want to try, see what your kid's good at. put them in different sports let them try different things. this kid, basketball might not be his thing. we don't know much about this thing, only that basketball really isn't his forte. >> oh. >> the game is going on all around him. he's in the game. he's just not participating. he actually has pockets on his basketball shorts for some reason and his hands are in his pockets. >> oh! >> the man is chilling. we need to get him in band or badminton or bowling, or we've got to try something else because basketball is not his sport. >> oh, bless his cotton socks! >> i mean what do you do? he's not into it. i mean can we get a time-out? can we get a dead ball foul? we need something to happen to get this kid out of the game. >> oh, look, he's standing on one leg. >> lo

his predecessor was franklin pierce from concord new hampshire. even though he was from new england, he was also a strong pro slavery man. the democratic pa

jordan re-signed his deal, but all peers getting more mileage out of his "-- paul pierce getting more mileage out of his "that is why they brought me here" quote. james and jordan counting their millions others counting other things, like opportunities to make it onto an nba roster. the was or its have some of those folks headed to the vegas summer league, including one with a catchy last name. with so many players trying to be in the association, one guy already is. literally. >> before being famous right? lou: he is one of 16 hopefuls dissipating and wizards rookie camp. >> growing up as a kid famous amos cookies, and i am hoping to get that name on the back of an nba jersey. lou: he has spent time overseas and in the d league, but he is still hoping to make the nba. he has a great support system. he and his wife have two children, one more coming at the end of the month. >> it's great i'm not alone. when i succeed, they succeed. i'm playing for my family and kimberly: the police said that a man hired to protect one of the nation's most notable federal agencies violated a young memb

his predecessor was franklin pierce from concord new hampshire. even though he was from new england, he was also a strong pro slavery man. the democratic party in the 1850s controlled by the southern influence, strong pro slavery. what president buchanan was not counting on is steven a. douglas, the father of the kansas territory. he believed in the concept of popular sovereignty let the will of the people be spoken. stephen douglas was outraged by the lecompton constitution. when the lecompton constitution arrived in washington, douglas got on the floor of the senate and called the lecompton constitution a swindle and a fraud. it did not represent popular sovereignty, it did not represent the role of the people. this constitution was debated in the halls of congress. the u.s. senate, which was controlled by southerners, did pass it. they ratified it. it got to the u.s. house, which is more northern influence, when it got to the u.s. house, it was so -- the debate was so

but few have the piercing and human eye which can see beyond the words and to the people that they touch. you can see past the speeches, the political battles, to the doctor over there that is tending the infirm and to the hospital that is receiving those in anguish. or feel in their heart painful wrath at the injustice which denies the miracle of healing to the old enter the poor -- and to the core -- poor. and still have the courage to state reputation and position and the effort of a lifetime on such a cause when there are so few that share it. it is just such men who illuminate the life and the history of the nation. and so president harry truman, it is in tribute not to you, but to the america that you represent, that we have come here to pay our love and our respects. for a country can be known by the quality of the men it honors . by praising you and by carrying forward your dreams, we really reaffirm the greatness of america. it was a generation ago that harry truman said, and i quote him, "millions of our citizens do not now have a full measure of opportunity to achieve and to e

president, members of the senate, and to the pierce family especially to you, patty, we are going to miss her, and even during the budget cycle this year, leslie was right there fighting for the columbia museum of art. she loved art. she loved columbia. we are going to truly miss her, and tell your family, we will keep you in prayers as you get through the very difficult times. i move we add the roll of the senate. >> it's unanimously adopted. senator from spartanburg. >> i would like to ask consents one that the words of the senators, the last three speakers would be printed in the journal. >> i have a special guests that will be here today, and this one is my oldest grand daughter and it's ironic that she is here today, and because of the discussion we have had since the remarks yesterday, you will understand that she starts middle school next week, but she asked me all last week on vacation papa, can i come and watch the debate on the flag so she is here today and she is a straight a student, but her name is ainsly grace allen. i ask you to welcome haar to the south carolina senat

a few blocks away at lumbard and pierce, two female officers tried to detain the man.m a witness describes as about 6'4", at least, 250 pounds. >> one officer was thrown to the ground and suffered head injuries. another was punched multiple times by the suspect. >> police scanners alerted other officers to the brawl. so violent it toppled this fence. >> two injured officers. >> the man then pounded on the door of this restaurant but officers arrived and handcuffed him at some point while he was down, he stopped breathing. a guest at the surf motel next door said he saw the unsuccessful effort to revive him. >> they were doing cpr. think were doing all the right things. >> police have surveillance video from nearby businesses to help with the investigation. the chief who attended the funeral service for sergeant lunger is relieved his injured officers are okay. >> right now, we're just happy that we don't have another lengthy hospital stay or funeral to attend. >> in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> this young man, 15-year-old adrian jerry gonzalez made his

ball tina pierce admitted to doctoring her time sheet. for a total of five full workweeks.cott macfarlane. it went on for two years costing taxpayers $15,000 for work she never did. before the feds caught on and prosecuted her for fraud. >> we would like you to stop it. >> reporter: john beale, a high ranking epa official pretended to be a cia agent as a way to get permission for an extra paid day off each week. about 13 years passed before investigators discovered that he didn't work for the cia and he had burned taxpayers for hundreds of thousands of dollars in free vacation time. his work e-mails obtained by the news4 i-team show his cia scheme. he tells colleagues i'm off to points unstated. just leaving langley. allan williams investigating these cases for the office of the inspector general. >> this isn't as rare as we think it is? >> it's not rare. it's not rare. i like to say here at the epa i think it's just a fraction, a small percentage. but again, i don't know what i don't know. >> reporter: internal auditors obtained by if news4 i-team reveal more than 60 worke

. >>> kron 4's jeff pierce was there as residents celebrated the rzopening of santa fe union park. >>dows and kept dobermans in their yard was transformed saturday afternoon. >> welcome to the santa fe union park. >> whoo! [ applause ] >> reporter: a sparkling new recreational facility in richmond's santa fe neighborhood has taken the place of what was once y eyesore used for criminal activities. >> the vacant loss with cracked concrete. >> we have grown up. >> walking around and prostitutes walking around. >> we found a gun. >> the fence was rotted. >> needles and things like that. >> reporter: the transformation began with eliminating that é iminal element. >> we first had to send a message that the criminals and drug activities that wasn't going to be tolerated. >> reporter: several community organizations then came together to.]1.xput in zf8kthe place a bright new park where a game of basketball can be enjoyed a soccer ú>vjgame unfold and children can safely be just children. >> children, teenagers, we need a place to play and to feel they belong, it makes a big difference to hav

will also turn to their top pick in hopes that he can pick up the slack from the departure of paul piercethe clippers. head coach randy wittman knows that change is part of life in the nba. coach: you just have to move on. you cannot dwell on it. you have to replace them with a draft pick or a trade, summary and free agency. you have to be ready to move on to the next step and i think we have done a good job of that. lou: lebron james agreeing to a two-year, $46 million contract. simple economics and protection deal, following his plan to keep year-to-year flexibility and take advantage of expected increases in the nba salary cap. the mystics playing in overtime matinee against the new york liberty. the former georgetown star sugar rodgers -- great name -- blocked by stephanie dawson. but the ball goes to tina charles. new york takes the lead and wins the game 79-76. and a tickertape parade for the u.s. women's soccer team tomorrow in new york city. that should be fun. leon: lots of fun. maureen: let's give a parade for doug. doug: let's check where the rain is now. heavy rain continues w

more than a dozen bullets pierced the glass doors and windows of the facility. witnesses say that the gunman, rolled up in a silver mustang took out a large gun and then started shooting. >> the the place was like something on tv, furniture shot up, tv's, bullet holes all in them and there was a i thought what was a marine on the sidewalk, could have been injured in the leg. >> reporter: authorities say there was another shooting scene at a navy operational center and marine core reserve center. >> this is a nightmare for the city of chat knew one in which we will respond. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that the suspected gunman was eventually shot, and then killed, no word yet on a specific motive. wija jane, cbs news. >>> in addition to our updates, scott pelley will have latest for you on that rampage on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> also breaking news a verdict has been reach in the colorado movie theater shooting trials. james holmes is charged with killing 12 people and injuring 70 others when he walk in

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north wildwood police say they stole a computerized cash register from morey morey' pierce worth 2400 and the teen they just caught a 13-year-old and 16-year-old helped this guy do it. >>> a prayer vigil in philadelphia's nicetown for an innocent teenager hurt on the basketball court by a stray bullet. he went there on sunday to shoot some hoops. >> now this friends and family are gathering at a church to pray for him. fox 29's shawnette wilson is at the triumph baptist church in nicetown. shawnette, has his condition improved? >> reporter: yes, there is definitely good news tonight. we hear this teen is expected to come home from the hospital tomorrow. we learned today that he's a junior deacon and on the choir here at the church behind me. tonight the church held a prayer circle for his recovery. >> today we're ex lenell. to days ago we weren't good at all. >> jonathan and iris say what happened to their 16-year-old son jonathan, jr. his recovery is a miracle. >> he's doing excellent. he's up. he's walking. he's out of icu. he's in the trauma unit now report roar this is video of jo

>> reporter: his name is lonnie pierce. and he's no stranger to cops.fact, he's on matt friedman's "wall of shame" -- people previously arrested for bike theft. it's not your first time, is it? was it worth all of this? a bike? so that's one bike ripped off and recovered. but how about that one in greg schuler's garage? our cameras are rolling for just 32 hours when this burglar comes creeping. >> hi, i'd like to report a burglary that happened last night. >> reporter: this morning when he came in, he just had to push the door open. he didn't have to do any additional breaking of this door. it's like getting your car stolen, but almost a little more personal. we just need to find some way to get to the bottom of who is doing these thefts. >> it's usually because bikes are the quickest that they can sell. >> he came around here, put the bike over there, leaned it against the trash can. >> that's possibly his palm print right there. >> he saw the bike that was sitting here, grabbed this, quickly took it to the door. and quickly exited through the door. >>

i'm surprised it pierced through. that's their purpose. >> rescuers quickly came to the scen both firefighters and police officers arrived. neighbors came in and tried to hold up the weight of her body before these emergency workers even got there. they had to use power tools. the vibration from the actual power tools, from the tool itself was causing so much pain. but there was nothing they could do. they knew they could not just pull this out of her leg. they couldn't lift her off of it. they then had to take her to the hospital to remove the fence in surgery. >> remarkably this did not hit an artery. so she is expected to recover. >> wow, she could have bled out right ther. >>> you guys may not be familiar with this sport but, man, oh, man is it intense, especially for dan raymond. called canopy piloting or more commonly >> oh! >> what happened? >> let's watch it in slow motion. we'll be able to break it down. he comes quickly turning in makes that left hander, his line catches the buoy. that sets him off course. h

the wizards trying to make up for the big loss of paul pierce with anderson, dudley, and gary meal. good luck with that. three american women mated to the quarterfinals of wimbledon but only one advanced. -- three women made it to the quarterfinals of wimbledon, but only one advanced. serena lost her first set, 6-3 found her stride in the second taking the second set 6-2. they should were down her opponent. serena advances, where she will meet maria sharapova. and this is just bad. when you hear this final score you won't believe me. this is soccer, by the way. 46-0. leon: what? robert: they were up 24-0 at halftime. this is the second time that micronesia has suffered such a big loss. coach dan foster admitted that morale is low. leon: you think?! robert: i know. and the u.s. men's team playing honduras right now in a friendly, the was leading in the final seconds. leon: let me guess, the cricket team showed up, not the soccer team. robert: somebody did not show up, that's for sure. leon: coming up, upside down. these window washers made the day for some sick kids. [beeping] ooo co

living next door to the shriver family is the pierce family. in here is a 15-year-old girl by the name of tillie. she is going to evacuate the town with her neighbors the shrivers and they will be taken to a farm not too far away from little round top, some of the deadliest fighting will take place. and the things she sees at this farm as it is converted into a field hospital is horrifying even to comprehend. she sees surgeries happening in open air. and she later wrote that the pile of amputated limbs was as high as the picket fence around the property. she is 15 years old. she is not even old enough to drive by today's standards. these are the things she is seeing as a teenager. years later she will reflect upon her experiences. she's going to write what is perhaps the best civilian memoirs of the american civil war era called "at gettysburg, what a girl saw in the battle." it is still in print today and a very insightful read as to what civilians and children of gettysburg were going through. and so, the battles continue to rage and this is

maybe you pierced her ears or have seen her recently. call the police detective unit. 617-727-8817.bers. massachusetts police communications section. 508-820-2121 or the winthrop police line. you can do the calls anonymously. 617-539-5806. we are going to talk in the 8:00 hour the host of "the hunt," john walsh. he's worked cases like this before. we want to get his insight. great work, thank you for bringing it to our attention. this is an important story to get out there. >> thank you. >>> we are following lot of news on this friday. let's get to it. >> i almost cried when i saw that picture of the south carolina legislature yesterday. >> the bill has been signed. >> just hours, the confederate battle flag coming down. >> embarrassing moment for republicans on capitol hill. >> all tho opposed no. >> no! >>> the los angeles police department confirms with cnn, it does have an open investigation regarding cosby. >> if all the allegations are true he will be the most prolific serial rapist in history. >> i would bomb the hell out of those oil fields. if you think iran isn't doing lot

the all-star power forward would be perfect fit after the loss of paul pierce. speaking of san antonio, they are about to make history again. their assistant coach becky h hammon who became first tale assistant coach in tabn when -- in the nba will become the first female head coach in summer league history when she coaches the spurs in the summer league in las vegas. across the pond at wimbledon heather watson gave serena williams all she could handle winning a set. but serena is too strong and too good and wins in three sets to the round of 16 where she will face her big sister venus. that is a look at sports. maureen: thank you for the good stories about the women. low: absolutely! women are rocking, baby. brian: hopefully the weather will rock tomorrow. we will start out wet but the showers should taper and dry out for the capitol fourth and fireworks tomorrow. maureen: we hope so. hope you have a great holiday weekend. "world news tonight" with david muir is up next. >>> tonight, america on alert. heavily-armed police deployed across u.s. cities. in times s

a 32-year-old woman from olney was driving at 17thth susquehanna was driving when a stray bullet pierced the back of her car and her back, but it was not until she got here to diamond until she realized she was hit. the victim heard shots while she was driving and one bullet hit her mazda. >> it was struck one time in the rear trunk area, it went through the seat and drivers seat and struck her in the back. >> police found evidence that ten shots were fired from a semi automatic weapon and vials of what appears to be crack cocaine believing it to be drug related. those passengers are talking to police. >> the rear seat passenger was very fortunate and lucky to be sitting on the passenger side rear of the vehicle, several feet away, about two feet away, if she was sitting behind the driver she could have been shot in the back. >> officers say it was a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. when the victim was taken to the hospital she was in critical condition and is now updated to stable condition police don't have any suspects if you anything about what happened police woul

paul pierce has moved on to l.a. the wizards have moved on as well.ng to multiple reports the wizards acquired jade dudley milwaukee bucks for a second round draft pick. averaged 8 1/2 points per game. should help as the wizards try to fill the void left by the truth. cavs making move is. right winger t.j -- caps making moves. oshie coming in exchange for braugher and copley and a third-round pick in the 2016 draft. and contrary to what you have heard, el tigre can can shoot some golf. four under, 66. right down i--81 in west virginia. tighe are tees off tomorrow afternoon at 1:10. and check this out. the newest nationals racing president. calvin coolidge paying the abc 7 newsroom a visit. joining george, tom, teddy and bill. the first race tomorrow night. the day before the 143rd birthday. looks good for 143. leon: looks good for somebody who keeps knocking his led this the lights here. leon: we have to replace -- got to replace the lighting fixtures now. >> send the nationals is bill. leon: exactly. coming upion the wall of courage has a new home. h

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among the items found off the coast of fort pierce were 40 feet of gold chain and 51 gold coins, includingone extremely rare royal coin. that some say is worth half a million dollars. >>> a milwaukee father is set to be released from prison after he was put away for a crime he did not commit. authorities say his son is the person responsible for a deadly hit-and-run. this dark family secret has a lot of people talking about how far parents will go to protect their children. >> reporter: juan silva chose to serve time for a hit and run his son's crime, for a hit-and-run outside a milwaukee tavern, that killed a father of three and injured a woman. >> never seen anything like it before. >> but that conviction was thrown out. the 2013 accident was picked up by security video. it shows the impact and a white van leaving the scene. the father turned himself in, saying he was behind the wheel. he was sentenced to five years in prison trying to keep his son out of jail. silva's lawyer said the father turned on his son, who was getting into trouble while he sat in jail. >> he was very disappointed

. >> the sound of gunshots pierced the summer air. he went to investigate and to help. a warning that some viewers may find this video disturbing. we blurred the victim's face to respect his privacy, still, we think it's video that's important to show. >> you have to keep your eyes open, man. don't look at that, don't look at, look at me. >> i did a prayer before i walked up to him, it was a feeling, keep him conscious, keep him awake. >> clark was getting out of his car near blakemore street when two men were shot. it was just after noon on june 26th smarts phone camera rolling. clark offers a glimpse into the city streets. most people don't get to see. >> you stay away don't move him. >> for more than four minutes, clark in philly from texas for work and other by standers con stan thely talked to the 22-year-old victim as he grew wide eyed and started to lose consciousness. >> i thought, if he nods off, he may not wake up. >> they scooped the man into a police suv i found this shooting is one of two in the area. police data shows that overall violent crime is down in

what if anything can and will -- can and will pierce his teflon? >> it donald trump should be proven to have done something illegal like broken the law in the past, that might. something all right races like using the and word -- "n word." other than that, it is not clear to me what trump himself to do to peers his own armor. mark: people say the accumulation will eventually catch up with him. people say someone will unheard something from his past that will be really bad. the mccain think maybe ruffled him up a bit. in terms of his core supporters and playing by the normal rules subject to the normal physics of politics, i think it will take a lot for negative stories to her donald trump. it is going to take a lot. >> well then we agree. i think it is true. they would have to say some very severe things driven in those ways. i think the biggest thing that could hurt donald trump is not the press digging, not opposition researchers digging. there is chance he will himself is significant damage. i cannot imagine what it would be, but i think it almo

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pakistan has confirmed they hosted the first official pierced talks between the afghan government andhe taliban. chinese and american officials were present. both sides agreed to meet again after ramadan. a short time ago i spoke with the former american ambassador to afghanistan. how significant are these meetings between the taliban and the afghan government? we have had meetings before. why are these more important? >> meetings have happened in the past but this one is the first time that it has been convened by pakistan where the taliban headquarters are based. they have been face to face. a meeting involving the government if ever i -- the government of afghanistan. we do know how authoritative they were. the fact that the americans and the chinese were present as observers. it is a potentially significant step. katty: why were the chinese there? the americans i can understand. >> the afghan government,,the new administration has tried to engage the chinese on the issue with the belief the chinese have influence over pakistan. that they could encourage pakistan into helping with

joining me now is political strategist angela rye as well as will pierce of the draft biden group.ing here. >> thanks rev. >> let me start with you, will. why do you want joe biden to run? >> reverend i want the vice president to run because, myself, i'm a army veteran. i deployed to iraq and afghanistan. i want someone like the vice president who has own 30 years of foreign policy experience and domestic experience to help lead our nation. >> angela we've talked a lot about the warren effect. is there a biden effect possibly? >> i think there's 100% a biden effect. the reality of joe biden is that he is an individual that everyone loves. i think that article after article says that the republicans say, i don't agree with his politics but there isn't anything about that guy that i don't love. the biden effect is possible and it does equate to a third term for president. >> what kind of response are you getting, will? is there in your opinion a groundswell or admirers that are advocating this? >> we're seeing people from everywhere in the country coming out to support the vice presi

mic green, paul pierce, santana moss, they can't stick around forever. the caps are transforming right before our eyes. there they are. get used to this name. justin williams who the team just signed in free agency. pundits have been saying the team needs more oomph out of wingers other than alex ovechkin. williams could be that guy. we went over to the sportsplex today and sat down with barry trotz and he tells us why he likes williams so much. >> he's known sort of as mr. clutch everybody is telling me and i've seen it many times in those game sevens. he's a three time stanley cup champion. everybody who has dealt with him has said he's a terrific person and player. >> we'll see. williams comes in. troy brouwer leaving after four seasons with the team, very popular guy, put up good numbers, 20 goals a season. the caps traded him and goalie phoenix copily for this -- copley who spent seven seasons in st. louis. >>> lesli, pay attention and all the ladies, too. we've been telling you about bryce harper baring his body for espn the magazine, the body issu

pierce. the search now extending to the coast of melbourne. >> we appreciate the entire community's commitment already and we only ask that everybody continue to be safe in assisting to try and find the boys to try not to interfere with the search and rescue that the coast guard is doing. but to please just spread the word to anyone that we know here in the bahamas that if they have seen these boys we need to know. >> and that was from the cnn affiliate wbpf. i spoke earlier with petty officer mark barney. >> right now the area is quite vast. as we heard before we started this search off of the jupiter area stretched all the way up to melbourne and then back down to ft. pierce. so far currently we've searched approximately 25,400 square nautical miles for austin and perry. so we're heavily concerned for their well-being and we're doing everything that we can do to bring them back home. >> and so we know that the family members say that these young guys are so familiar with being on the water,

pierce florida. the moment they discover 60 gold artifacts. 51 gold coins.your family next time? >> sure. >> reporter: the most valuable coin worth $500,000. the camera showing where they were when the camera began to ping just three days in. how did you know you struck gold? >> when i saw it i was expecting it to be a beer can or the other types of garbage we normally found underwater. >> reporter: and the coins were found in about 15 feet of water. but they were under five feet of sand. they were working for subcontractors. they have to pay them first. it's been a good summer for the family? >> we thought it would be a good year but didn't think it would happen that fast. >> thank you for watching on [ hawaiian music plays ] what?! what's wrong? they're comfortable. and they make my feet smell good. wheel... of... fortune! [ cheers and applause ] [ hawaiian music plays ] and now, from the hilton waikoloa village on the island of hawaii, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white. [ cheers and applause ] hello! hi there, everybody. we