the city of pittsburgh is in mourning and protest following the shooting death of teenager and juan rose the second has now joined the long and tragic list of unarmed black citizens shot dead by u.s. police officers in a story that has become all too familiar since the police shooting death of michael brown in ferguson missouri back in two thousand and fourteen and one rose was shot three times last tuesday june nineteenth as he along with another passenger ran from a parked car while police arrested and handcuffed the driver police pulled the vehicle over because it had matched the description of a vehicle allegedly used in a drive by shooting earlier that day now just over a week later as rose is laid to rest protesters and mourners are calling for justice and answers from the city of pittsburgh and joining us now is dustin gibson one of those protesters and organizers who are seeking justice for anton rose and his family thank you for joining us. thank. you dustin i want to start by asking you you know what what are the requests the demands of what a war called of the people out there

let's go to ryan nobles in pittsburgh.unity leaders are reacting? what are they saying about this controversial police shooting? >> reporter: there's a lot of concern and that concern comes on a number of levels. first there's a lot of people, community leaders, both elected and nonelected that are demanding for a full investigation into this shooting of antwon rose but there's also a concern about how this is going to impact the community. obviously, there's a level of tension now that was demonstrated through christy's story that you just played that's gone on for the past several days and we expect more of those protests the pop up tonight. in fact, one of the mayors of a nearby town is telling protesters they can come to his city and protest so they can remain safe. take a listen to what he had to say. >> okay, we need to understand and connect with this community on a level that's personal. because if it's not personal, there is no connection. if there's no connection, then they are looked at as cattle or to shoot dow

the pittsburgh area reeling from floods that washed away cars and took the life of one woman there. and we've learned tonight that a young man sucked into a storm drain has survived. abc's marcus moore in the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight, powerful storms on the move, already inundafting part inin i inundating parts of western pennsylvania. flash flooding prompting evacuations and dozens of high water rescues. >> there goes a car. >> reporter: near pittsburgh, vehicles floating up to a half-mile downstream. nearly three inches of rain falling in just two hours. water sweeping one woman away. she died. 18-year-old ben smith lucky to be alive. >> i caught a breath and just took me back again. >> reporter: surviving being sucked into a storm drain. and in the south, more than 15 inches of rain falling in 48 hours. and this is a look at the incredible scene along the interstate here in mcallen. just look at the access road, submer those vehicles flooded out. the texas governor issuing a disaster declaration for the area. you can see people pushing an suv to higher ground. ofcirging r

hundreds gathered for a juneteenth parade near pittsburgh on saturday. observed on june 19th each year, juneteenth commemorates the effective end of slavery in the united states.rep.conor lamb/-d- pennsylvania: "today is an independence day. today is a day that we celebrate independence and these children need independence." but this year's parade comes on the heels of tragedy.a police officer fatally shot 17-year-old antwon rose on tuesday in east pittsburgh. rose had fled from a vehicle stopped by police in connection with an earlier shooting.the african american teen was unarmed. nat pop "turn up don't turn down, we doing this for antwon." juneteenth organizers planned the parade before the deadly shooting.but lawmakers and activists seized the opportunity to call for change. rep. mike doyle/-d- pennsylvania: "and we need training for our police officers too. nobody should discharge a weapon at anyone that's running away from them." officer michael rosfeld was suspended from the department. officials say he had previous law enforcement experience.he w

whenever -- i don't just talk about pittsburgh and pittsburgh but i talk about it everywhere i go. we need these examples of great acts of kindness selfless acts to give kids great life prospects. to me you are not just helping the prospects of kids in the pittsburgh area but i think your begin across the country and around the world for what can be done with people work together to affect the positive change in conjunction with these great tireless dedicated teachers to give kids a chance in life. to me i am honored to be here. i love what you are doing and it's so important. [applause] >> a talk about to be or not to be a teacher. what advice would you give to people out there in the audience who the students were with the state might consider teaching. i think this is a good time to be in education or do you think that the time is iffy what you say? >> i think a couple of things. one, it's great time. i said before the opportunities as a teacher is you change lives. there are a lot of careers that you do not change lives. teachers change lives. the second thing we have a video c

he assumed command of the pittsburgh district on july 29, 2016. as the commander he's out sible for carrying the district's mission within the ohio river basin which includes more than 328 miles of navigable waters. the pittsburgh district's 26,000 square miles includes portions of western pennsylvania, northeast and west virginia, eastern ohio, western maryland, and southwestern new york. colonel lloyd overcease 23 locks and dams, 16 multipurpose flood damage reduction res. vires, and other projects to protect and enhance water resources. mr. speaker, i had the pleasure of getting to know colonel lloyd during his tenure as commander of the pittsburgh district and he's a true public servant. he oversaw thing task force power restoration effort in puerto rico after the tore nes irma and maria athrough in 2017. he mobilized a specialized team of army person knoll rebuild the island's electrical system of power again racial, transmission, and distribution. he worked tore athrough in 2017. with fema, the department of energy, power industry, puerto ri

anricka duncan is in east pittsburgh where the shooting took place. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: east pittsburghsay the officer involved ve this controversial shooting of 17-year-old antwon rose aresday night, is 30-year-old michael rosfeld. he previously was an officer in y her departments before joining the east pittsburgh force. rg was sworn in less than two hours before the deadly encounter. it all started when rose jumped out of a silver chevrolet, which r s suspected of being used in a drive-by shooting. 13 minutes later, rose was shot , ree times by officer rosfeld and later died. today, the district attorney confirmed rose was unarmed but did have an empty .9-millimeter handgun clip in his pocket and two handguns were found in the car. e is morning, i spoke to officer rosfeld's attorney, patrick thomassey, by phone. he says his client is "depressed and feels bad about what happened," and that it was "his first time ever firing his weapon as a police officer." >> he just ran! heat-- running is not a death sentence! >> whose streets? tir streets! >> reporter: the video has sparked days of

. >>> protesters take to the streets near pittsburgh, shutting down a busy highway. they're demanding answers and acannarmed black teenager. >>> and -- >> come on, come on, come on. can you get on your feet? >> nevada highway patrol troopers rush to rescue a man from a car fire, but as they do, gunfire erupts. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> after president trump did an about-face on his immigration policy, hundreds of families children separated from their families have been reunited, but a lounanswered questions remain,t inc oludingf whether republican-led congress can pass immigration reform. hena doba is here in new york with more. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. children separated from their ot parents at the border. there are still over 2,000 parents desperate to get their children back. the trump administration says a0 children separated from their families at the border have been reunited since may. there's still no clear solution nor timeli

our abc affiliate in pittsburgh spoke with the officer involved face-to-face.for him, but he has the support of his family and law enforcement. now, while he had worked in other areas before, the officer involved in the incident had only been sworn into this department three hours before the deadly shooting. he's now on paid leave while officials investigate. >> maggie, thank you. >>> turning to the weather now, severe storms are plaguing half the country. heavy rain and flooding are likely from the southern great lakes to the texas gulf coast, and almost everywhere east of that line. hundreds of people had to be rescued in south texas from homes, cars and adult day care center and motels. more than a dozen people were rescued in just one neighborhood in the town of mercedes. there's an excessive heat warning, triple digits are expected in california, nevada and arizona. >>> the supreme court has handed main street a victory. states and local governments may collect sales tax on internet sales. it ends the tax-free advantage many online sellers have had. custom

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everyone and everything desperate for a dry spot. 1,700 miles to the north and east near pittsburgh. >> this is the charlie stop. >> reporter: another storm system inundating bethel park. >> there's gs a r. >> reporter: powerful floods with tragic nsequences. 64-year-old wendy abbott killed when the water swept her away. while in montana two chinook helicopters rescued campers stranded by washed out roads. back in stexas, a brutal heat wave wil follow the rains. tomorrow forecasters say it will feelike 108 degrees. unbearable conditions to recover from a disastrous flood. ann thompson, nbc news. >>> there's late word tonight, the author conservative charles edkrauthammer has "the washington post" where he wrote a column for decades tonight called him an intellectual pro-voc tour. he was also a famiar presence on fox news. he was paralyzed below the neck in a diving accident. he disclosed publiclyst eeks ago a terminal cancer dying know significance. he was years old. >>> we'll take a short break. the new fbi warning, sexual assault aboard planes are soaring. what to wch out for and h

killing the teenager seen running from an officer in east pittsburgh. >> ran, boom, boom, boom. god. he shot them boys just for runnin'. >> reporter: around 8:30 tuesday night police stopped this vehicle, a suspected getaway car involved in a nearby shooting that happened minutes before. the back window shot out. >> the driver of the vehicle was ordered out by the officer and directed to the ground. two other occupants of the vehicle bolted from the vehicle onoot. >> reporter: police say the officer fired on the two runners. one of them, unarmed antoine rose, hit three times, pronounced dead at the hospital. inside the car investigators found two guns. they interviewed the 20-year-old driver but later released them. the officer was sworn in hours before the shooting, working his first shift with the department. he's on paid leave and they're calling for patience as they investigate. kenneth moton, abc news, east pittsburgh. >>> passengers on board a southwest flight that ended with a woman's death are suing the airline. it made an emergency landing after an engine exploded in mi

his death has sparked days of protests across pittsburgh and beyond. cnn's athena jones is in pittsburgh where the district attorney just released more detail about what all has happened. athena, what have you learned? >> reporter: hi, kate. so much information coming out of this press conference with district attorney stephen zavala that just wrapped up. he wants ask the jury consider all levels of homicide. it is unclear whether this would be first degree, second degree, third degree. he said thevidence supports the third degree and they want to argue for murder in the first degree and the penalty for that is life in prison. the district attorney described officer rosfeld's act as an intentional act, done recklessly, and there was no justification for it. antwon rose did nothing in furtherance of a crime and that is why they would ask they to consider all levels of homicide. stephen zavala said you do not shoot someone in the back if they are not a threat to you. he didn't know exactly how many seconds passed between officer rosfeld stopping the vehi

hundreds of protesters marched through pittsburgh in a downpour after the 17-year-old was shot three times during a traffic stop. >> the police are not judge and jury. they're there to enforce the law. >> reporter: it was tuesday night when antwon tried to run away from east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld. the officer firing. antwon's family says he was hit in the back. outrage from these demonstrators only intensified in the last 24 hours after the district attorney revealed new details about the case. the county prosecutor said that antwon wasn't armed but had an empty gun clip in his front pocket. police say the car he was riding in was involved in drive-by shooting earlier. they found two guns inside the vehicle. but for the first time, the woman who recorded the deadly traffic stop is speaking out. >> it was like he was taking target practice out on this young man's back. he didn't flinch, he didn't say stop running, he didn't say anything. >> reporter: the 23-year-old asked us not to show her face. she described the officer's actions after he fired. >> i looked at th

a police officer fatally shot 17-year-old antwaan rose on tuesday in pittsburgh. he had fled from a vehicle stopped by police. the african-american teen was unarmed. juneteenth organizers planned the parade before the deadly shooting, but law mamakers and participants seized the opportunity to call for change. >> and we need training for our police officers, too. nobody should discharge a weapon at anyone that's running away from way. >> reporter: officer roscoe was suspended from the department. officials say he had previous law enforcement experience. he was sworn in on the east pittsburgh force on the same day he shot antwaan rose. as the community reels from their loss, officials are trying to find a solution. >> these officers have to be psychologists, have to be priests, have to have all these skills to do these things. and if they're not ready, then we shouldn't put them on. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders says she was asked to leave a restaurant last night because she works for president trump. sanders went to twitter to explain what happened.

demonstrators were outside the east pittsburgh police department last night. late tuesday an officer shot and killed 17-year-old antwon rose. a nearby resident captured the incident on video. authorities say rose was shot three times as he fled police during a traffic stop. >> why did they have to shoot when he's running away. where's the justification in that. >> if you believe that that person fleeing continues to present a threat of deadly force and deor way you can effect the arrest and prevented that threat. >> rose was a passenger in a car that was believed to be involved in a drive-by shooting. the unidentified officer accused of shooting rose was reportedly sworn into duty a few hours before the incident. he's been on paid leave. an investigation is under way. >>> a chilling 911 call was played in court in the case of a california couple accused of abusing and holding their 13 children captive in squalid conditions. the call was made by one of their children who had escaped. jamie yuccas has more. >> reporter: david and louise turpin accused of strangl

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this happened in east pittsburgh.iver was ordered out of the car two people, including that young man, ran off. one person identified as antwan rose was shot several times and died at the hospital. wednesday night, protesters gathered demanding justice for the 17-year-old. >>> flash flooding in texas. flash flood emergencies ravaged south texas with over a foot of rain falling over the last few days. heavy rain in mcallen and corpus christi. a 91-year-old woman had to be rescued. in the city of san juan, cars were submerged and drivers had to be rescued by kayaks. good news. the situation should improve today. >>> move over movie pass. america's largest movie chain amc unveiling the amc stubs a-list. it allows you to see three movies each week. it will cost you $20 a month. it allows movie goers to book tickets in advance. it offers one free movie a day which is $10. throwing shade at amc. heard amc jumped on board the movie subscription train. twice the price for a quarter of the theater network. thanks for making us

hundreds gathered for a juneteenth parade near pittsburgh on saturday.e 19th each year, juneteenth commemorates the effective end of slavery in the united states.rep.conor lamb/-d- pennsylvania: "today is an independence day. today is a day that we celebrate independence and these children need independence." but this year's parade comes on the heels of tragedy.a police officer fatally shot 17-year-old antwon rose on tuesday in east pittsburgh. rose had fled from a vehicle stopped by police in connection with an earlier shooting.the african american teen was unarmed. nat pop "turn up don't turn down, we doing this for antwon." juneteenth organizers planned the parade before the deadly shooting.but lawmakers and activists seized the opportunity to call for change. rep. mike doyle/-d- pennsylvania: "and we need training for our too. nobody should discharge a weapon at anyone that's running away from them."officer michael rosfeld was suspended from the department.officials say he had previous law enforcement experience.he was sworn in on the east pittsburgh

even though they are hotter today as pittsburgh will be in 2100. interestingly, these guys didn't do a test for adaptation. they said they should also have knowledge the cost by more than two thirds. those of the cost estimates that it should be to our understanding that climate change will be hugely costly in the united states. the last big dark blue box you will see that epa bottles the most important thing about climate change amounts to this. pollutants, ozone and particulate matter. for each one you can see the atmospheric concentration in -- 2013.20,013 the heat causes cause us to bump up a little bit. those are the boss to epa said were worth 50,000 lives per year and roughly $9 billion per year in costs. the cost of climate change according to the epa. conclusion, i guess what i want to emphasize is that climate costs can be real about being catastrophic. a lot of the things we saw there were actual cost we have to cope with. if everyone is going to adopt air-conditioning in response to heat, we need to take into account we will need a lot

. >>> we'll take a turn now to the protests erupting in the streets of pittsburgh after police officer shot and killed an unarmed high school student in a neighboring community when he allegedly fled on foot during a traffic stop. the deadly shooting was caught on camera. nbc's ron mott has the story. we want to warn you some of these images are disturbing. >> so no justice, no peace! >> reporter: tonight, calls for justice for antoine rose. >> why they shooting at him? all he did was run and they're shooting at him. >> reporter: cell phone video showing the 17-year-old black nnpittsburgh police after running from a traffic stop, shot three times. protesters rallied outside the county courthouse, the county leading the investigation into what happened. donna giles came with her 18-year-old son and 14-year-old daughter. >> they didn't have to shoot him in his back. >> that could have been my brother or my friend. like, anybody that i know. >> reporter: police have not identified the officer who opened fire on rose and another male as they were fleeing. now revealing that officer had bee

hundreds gathered for a juneteenth parade near pittsburgh on saturday. usually observed on june 19th each year, juneteenth commemorates the effective end of slavery in the united states.rep.conor lamb/-d- pennsylvania: "today is an independence day. today is a day that we celebrate independence and these children need independence." but this year's parade comes on the heels of tragedy.a police officer fatally shot 17-year-old antwon rose on tuesday in east pittsburgh. rose had fled from a vehicle stopped by police in connection with an earlier shooting.the african american teen was unarmed. nat pop "turn up don't turn down, we doing this for antwon." juneteenth organizers planned the parade before the deadly shooting.but lawmakers and activists seized the opportunity to call for change. rep. mike doyle/-d- pennsylvania: "and we need training for our police officers too. nobody should discharge a weapon at anyone that's running away from them." officer michael rosfeld was suspended from the department. officials say he had previous law enforcement experie

well, as pittsburgh warms, you would expect its distribution to look like that, so what if pittsburgh warms but we don't move the dashed lines? now there are many extreme heat days. now, why that dashed line wouldn't move over 100 years given that there are many places in the country that regularly experienced much hotter days is never explained, but if you assume that now you have many, many times more extremely hot days, then you can produce this. you can say that in 2100 pittsburgh's fatality rate from extreme heat will be about 75 times higher than what phoenix or houston or new orleans experiences today, even though phoenix, houston and new orleans are hotter today than pittsburgh will be in 2100. interestingly these guys actually did do a test for adaptation. that's not their mine finding, but they said, all right, it we want to take into account adaptation we so those are the cost estimates that contribute to our understanding that climate change will be huge to the cost in the united states. the last big dark blue box which you'll see didn't even bother to include, but epa tho

while in pittsburgh it is 98. fairfield is 99 and right along the street, it is 92.ch. 71 at bodega bay. and shl over 100 for clearlake and cloverdale. this set 99. a hot one on the way even warmer on saturday sunday it begins to ease off and then monday we get back towards seasonal averages with numbers back into the near 90 degrees range. in the meantime, it's going to be hot. >>> san francisco pride celebrations will be in full swing. >> and we have all the live team coverage. first jackie is there with a look ahead. >> reporter: yes this part of the city is always ready for pride bursting with rainbow colors. this past week the rest of the city has caught up and they have been displaying their best colors all in preparation for the festivities. of course this for the next two days, it takes quite an effort to put it together. we stopped by the headquarters to see how things were going and everyone was tasked with getting something done. it's one of the most notable pride celebrations in the whole world so we have many international visitors. yesterday was media d

. >>> protests in pittsburgh. a growing number of demonstrators want answers in the police shooting death of an unarmed 17-year-old. >>> to a flooding geate of emerncy in texas and pennsylvania where quick rising waters have overtaken neighborhoods. >>> and can you hear it? >> llo. hello. >> hello. wello. did you hear dre saying hello? this friendly pup is looking for a new home. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> good to be with yo i'mrances rivera. we begin this morning with a continued fight over those separated mignt familieshat has ignited a firestorm across the country. the front of magazines littered with imagery of th president in a country against the entry of innocent migrantchildren. an administration official tells the associated press some 500 of those 2,300 separated children have now been reunited with their families and that federal agencies continue to work with a reunification process. >> still the administration continues to offer few detaiam reports of widesp

. >> a health advisory for people nearby the pittsburgh antioch border. now only does the air smell bad from a funk fire tonight, but the toxic fumes are unhealthy and you're being warned to stay indoors. tell us more about the fire on this advisory. >> well, this fire could have been much worse because of all the wind out here. and the dry brush. as you can see, crews are still on scene making sure all the hot spots are out. they were able to contain it, but not before two business owners lost equipment. >> when a call like that comes, it's scary. because things that you worked hard for could be gone. >> jason stanley is not sure how much of his equipment went up in flames in this two-alarm fire in the auto recyclers yard along the pittsburgh antioch highway. >> we use the equipment to provide for my family. >> reporter: stanley and his nephew's equipment were surrounded by fire. >> thank god we mostly got everything out. >> reporter: the fire started around 7:30 as a vegetation braise quickly spreading to this tire recycling plant. toxic fumes are in th

. >>> we turn to the boiling outrage of the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager in east pittsburgh this week. police were forced to shut down an interstatity. the protesters are demanding justice and answers after police shot and killed antwon rose when he allegedly fled on foot during a traffic stop, unarmed. >> it just breaks my heart why he would be shot in the back. no guns. >> his shooting was caught on camera, but a warning. some of these images are disturbing. nbc's ron mott has more. >> reporter: calls for justice for antwon rose. >> why are they shooting at him? all he did was run and they're shooting at them. >> reporter: cell phone video showing the 17-year-old black high school senior gunned down by east pittsburgh police after running from a traffic stop. shot three times. protesters rallied outside the county courthouse, the county leading the investigation into what happened. donna giles came with her 18-year-old son and 14-year-old daughter. >> they didn't have to shoot him in his back. >> that could have been my brother, my friend, like>> rort identified the office

(pam) the mayor of pittsburgh responding to the incident. said, in a statement "any loss of life is tragic, and especially the loss of life of a child. this is a devastating situation and i am saddened for antwon rose and his family. while tuesday's shooting was not within the city's official borders, it impacts all of us in the pittsburgh region, and particularly those in the african- american community. in my reactions to the incident i should have acknowledged that these shootings affect all of us, no matter where we live, and for that i am sorry. " (ken) a man was killed and three children were injured after a crash in concord. it happened last night on concord boulevard... near the library and police department. when officers got to the scene... the driver in one of the cars had died. a 32-year-old woman driving the other car was injured. she was driving with two 8-year-olds and a 10- month-old baby-- who were also injured. they are expected to be okay. (ken) happening right now-- police in san leandro are looking for two men after a de

. >> plus, demonstrators on the streets of pittsburgh for a fourth night after the police shooting deathf antoine rose. their list of demands for the city. we will talk about that next. >> and a recap of the world cup. >> one of the best world cup games you have ever seen. how germany rallied to keep their tournament dreams alive. >>> what is the biggest difference between canada and united states of america? >> some of the places i go in the u.s. don't know a whole lot and i'm sorry. i really have to be cautious what i say. >> no. i can't act like that is not true. >> it's not, like, what is happening in the u.s.? >> let's talk about this. what do you mean about this? what do you mean by what is happening? >> south border type situation. >> but in this case, i do. from your perspective, what is going on south of the border? >> people are staying in their section whether it's white, black, asian. i think that in canada, there is a lot more of that understanding. you know? a lot of americans that do come up here. they don't, oh, you like that up here? i can walk safely and i can do this?

after an unarmed teen was shot in the burrough of east pittsburgh.se was shot by the police officer three times as he was running from a car that had been pulled over. it was the officer's very first day on the job there. here is cnn's christi paul. >> protests in downtown pittsburgh after the fatal police shooting of 17-year-old antwon rose. four people were arrested friday as demonstrators shut down a bridge and two highway entrances. in this video, a car drives through the crowd. it was then hit and surrounded by some of the protesters as it passed by. police say there were no injuries and they're looking for that vehicle. in another incident, tense moments as a tow truck driver confronted the crowd. video posted on facebook shows tuesday's fatal encounter. police say 17-year-old antwon rose had been a passenger in a car stopped by police because it matched the description of a car that was involved in an earlier shooting. police say the officer ordered the driver out of the car and on to the ground. antwon and another passenger ran from the vehic

he had been sworn in the day of the shooting in east pittsburgh. authorities say the officer opened fire after antwon rose and another passenger ran out of the car suspected in another shooting on tuesday. overnight, protesters took over the highway in east pittsburgh demanding justice for the 17-year-old. one person was arrested. >>> officials trying to figure out why dozens of kids and at least two adults have fallen ill at summer camp in lake placid, florida. the group from the camp is being examined after feeling nauseous wednesday. one passed out. local media reports none of the cases appears serious. >>> the nba draft taking center court last night and plenty of surprises. with the top pick, suns took deandre ayton. duke freshman guard marvin begley went to the kings. and luka doncic was picked by the hawks. and they sent him to dallas in exchange for the fifth pick trae young. one other pick, the philadelphia 76ers took bridges at number ten. he played at villanova and his mom works for the team. 45 minutes later, the dream ended. they trade

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a grass fire spread to a junk yard tonight in pittsburgh along the pittsburgh antioch highway. >> abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow is there. melanie. >> reporter: they have determined what caused this fire. they say a burning candle in a tent. they also say gusting winds spread the fire quickly. from sky 7 you could see thick dark plumes of smoke. >> this was all black. >> reporter: rodney stanley got the call just after 5:30 p.m. a evgeny station fire that had spread to this junk yard. his family's paving equipment was parked here. >> when you work for that and to see it could be gone, it's scary, you know, because that's what puts food on the table. >> reporter: officials issued a public health advisory due to the smoke. >> the stuff that's burning is particularly nasty. it's tires, upholstery, and seats. >> reporter: helicopters dropped water from overhead. >> it looks like it's getting under control and just pray there's minimal damage. >> reporter: while investigators quickly determine the cause. >> a candle in a tent as part of a homeless encampment. >> reporter: officials say

in 2100, thehat pittsburgh fatality rate from extreme heat will be 75 times higher than what phoenix or houston or new orleans experiences today, even though phoenix and new orleans are hotter today and pittsburgh will be in 2100. interestingly, these guys didn't adaptation and said we should also acknowledge it reduced the cost by two thirds. but that is not something the epa includes in its cost estimates. those of the cost estimates that contribute to our understanding that climate change will be hugely costly in the united states. box thatbig, dark blue the epa cut was the most important thing about climate change ends up amounting to this. these are two pollutants, ozone and particulate matter. for each one you can see the atmospheric concentration in 2000 and 2050. we have made a lot of progress, and then you can see if nothing else changed between 2015 and 2100, the effective pollution of heat causing higher pollution concentration causes it to bump up a little bit. bumps, the epae says is worth roughly 50,000 lives are 900 early billion dollars -- $930 billion a year of cost,

a downpour in east pittsburgh did not stop these protesters. hundreds of people on the streets taunting police blocking some major roadways and holding signs that read, black lives matter and say his name, antwon rose. >> it keeps happening over and over. and i didn't even know that was my cousin's son. i watched the video and i seen him get shot. >> reporter: the demonstration started less than 24 hours after this video surfaced showing a police officer opening fire shooting rose as he appeared to be running away. he later died at the hospital. according to investigators police had stopped a suspected getaway car involved in a nearby shooting minutes before. as the driver was being apprehended, two passengers took off running. an officer fired hitting 17-year-old rose. >> they ran, boom, boom, boom. i said, oh, my god, i said he shot them boys just for running. >> reporter: the officer now on paid administrative leave. he has not been publicly identified but we learned it was his first night on the job having been sworn in just hours earlier.

coming up here, protests in pittsburgh after a controversial police shooting. >> glor: in east pittsburghpennsylvania, hundreds protested the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old honor student. the shooting was captured on camera. police say that antwon rose ran from a car they believed had been used in a drive-by shooting. rose was unarmed and shot in the back. the officer is on paid tiministrative lead. tharles krauthammer a powerful conservative voice died today of cancer. the washington post columnist and fox news contributor was a pulitzer prize winner and a zervard trained psychiatrist. a spinal cord injury in his 20s left him paralyzed. earlier this month, he posted a g, "well letter writing, "i am sad to leave, but i leave with the knowledge that i lived the life that i intended." charles krauthammer was 68 years old. nevada highway patrol officers hen into unexpected danger when they rescued a man from a fiery crash. the man's car was loaded with ammunition. the heat of the fire caused the bullets to go off in all directions. no one was hit. up next here, the prime minister mak

. >>> breaking their silence, the parents of antwon rose, the teen shot by police in east pittsburgh, are demanding justice. >> he murdered my son in cold blood. >> hear what they want to see happen to the officer in an abc news exclusive. >>> wildfire emergency. thousands of people evacuated as flames creep closer to buildings and homes. the new video coming in. >>> also, a hot air balloon hits a power line and crashes into a lake. how two fishermen race to the rescue. >>> cutting it close? why a baseball player shaved his mustache in the middle of a game. >>> and this movie prop sold for more than half a million dollars. so, do you recognize it? >>> and good morning, everyone. we begin with the escalating battle over immigration. the president is now suggesting that undocumented migrants be sent back to where they came from without ever seeing a judge. >> civil liberties experts are slamming the idea as unconstitutional as the chaos continues at the border. the administration still can't say when or how more than 2,000 children will be reunited with their families. abc's janai norma

the killing has sparked several days of protest in pittsburgh. amy: at the funeral, held at antwon's high school, two his friends struggled to read a poem antwon had written about police brutality in 2016 titled "i am not what you think!" that same poem was read by a protester at an earlier demonstration. >> i see mothers bury their sons i i want my mom to never feel tt pain i amam confused and afraid i pretend all is fine i feel like i'm suffocating amy: antwon's parents, michelle kenney and antwon rose sr., spoke sunday with "good morning america." kenney spoke about the significance o of the poem. >> it is not just a poem. that is the life of many many young african-amerirican males. downs just my son wrote it and he lost his life. my son was truly a beautiful soul. .veryone has stood up and i'm hoping it changes the world. juan: the officer involved in the shooting has been identified as michael rosfeld. he had been sworn into the city's police department just hours before the shooting. post-gazette"the he left his last job at the university

we saw that flooding in pittsburgh.s was -- that's the tunnel right there at the pirates/brewers game completely flooded and the player is the bullpen catcher trying to take care of equipment water up to his knees. but look at this. managed to have fun. the slip and slide memories coming back from childhood. >> you're young when you can dive like that and not get hurt. i would still be on the ground. >> i remember doing that and you'd feel every lump in the lawn. it was kind of painful, wasn't it? >> every lump in the lawn. still getting over it. >> i love a slip and slide. you know what, we have to look at this. look closely. that's actually people standing on tables and booths waiting to be rescued in pittsburgh. they had almost three inches of rain in just two hours. there are more than 8 inches above average this year and, yes, still rain, three to four in stheast texas. >>> coming up, new details about that so-called house of horrors where police say 13 children were held. the desperate 911 call now revealed. >>> a

abc's kenneth moton is in pittsburgh with her story.neth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, adrienne. this community did experience a fourth night of protests ahead of antwon rose's funeral tomorrow. from demonstrators to police, they're all talking about the cell phone video, now a critical part of the investigation. [ chanting ] >> reporter: it's the video that's fueled anger and sparked protest. an east pittsburgh police officer seen opening fire on an unarmed 17-year-old antwon rose as he and another passenger ran away from a traffic stop. what made you pick up your phone and start recording? >> it was the tone of the officer's voice. his tone. he was very harsh. he was screaming. >> reporter: this woman asked us not to show her face. she described how officer michael rosfeld shot antwon three times. >> it was like he was taking target practice out on this young man's back. he didn't flinch. he didn't say stop running. he didn't say anything, anything at all. but the way he looked, i could tell he knew he messed up. >> report

overnight a new wave of protests in pittsburgh over the death of antwon rose. abc's kenneth moton is there now with the demonstrations and what authorities are saying about the case. kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, adrienne. busy night on these streets for protesters and police. we were with them overnight as they marched through the city over that bridge right there to the interstate. at one point they were just outside the baseball stadium right as the pirates game was getting out. outrage is growing in this community, in this area as new details emerge about the police shooting death of antwon rose. [ chanting ] >> reporter: overnight tense moments in pittsburgh, police in riot gear, protesters in the streets. demonstrators marched shutting down roadways, an interstate and this critical bridge demanding justice for 17-year-old antwon rose. >> i'm out here because it's inhumane to kill black children. and that was murder, what happened. >> reporter: an unarmed antwon shot and killed by east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld as he ran

just outside of pittsburgh, pennsylvania.. last week.e east pittsburgh officer is now charged with criminal homicide.. in the shooting death of antwon rose. this could include anything from involuntary manslaughter to ámurder. officer michael rosfeld shot rose three times. rose was a passenger in a car pulled over by police .. it was thought to have been involved in a nearby shooting rose's death sparked protests across pittsburgh... and solidarity in places and solidarity pittsburgh... and solidarity in places nationwide. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for july 6th. (pam) the man accused of driving a car into a crowd of people in charlottesville, virginia last summer, now faces federal hate crime charges. prosecutors say, james alex fields junior.... drove into a crowd of people demonstrating against the white nationalist "unite the right" rally -- killing a woman and injuring others. fields already faces first- degree murder state charges and malicious wounding... the case was set for a trial this fall. now.... a federal grand jury

protests grow in pittsburgh amid new calls for action in the police shooting of an unarmed teenager. the family demanding answers. the investigation under way. >>> all that, plus "roseanne" minus roseanne. the new spin-off gets a green light without its biggest star. what she's saying about it this morning. >>> in the clouds. the bizarre way a pilot tries to force passengers off their delayed flight. >>> and agony of da-feet. >> mistake to finish. >> argentina stunned at the world cup, after an embarrassing miscue by the goalie. a tournament favorite suddenly on the brink of elimination today, friday, june 22nd, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us. happy friday. and no one is happier than the crowd outside on our plaza right now. it's absolutely massive because the band 5 seconds of summer is here. >> it's five sauce if you're keeping track. those kids have been on the sidewalk. a bunch were sleeping there yesterday. they're

police officer it was michael ross filled first day on the job with the east pittsburgh police department when he shot an unarmed seventeen year old it's an intentional act recklessly. and there is no justification for the district attorney said there was no evidence the officer's life was threatened cell phone footage from the scene showed and when rose was running away when the officer fired on him one day sooner no means a fatal bullet hitting him in the back the officers lawyer says he acted reasonably given rose had been in a car that was used in a drive by shooting earlier that day another passenger in the car has been charged for that crime but rose's family said that was no excuse for officer rumsfeld's actions he was a passenger in a story in the wrong place at the wrong and in no way justified his murder was. the charges are exactly what protesters have been demanding they still has a long way to go to get the conviction they say anton rose deserves christianson only al jazeera. has take you through some of the headlines here now to syria now more than two hundred refugees and m