. >> after you do that, pop them in the drier, right, to get the frayed. cut up. >> the edges. >> what's more work this or finding a boyfriend? >> finding a boyfriend, way more work. >> way more work. >>> if i were to tell you an animal is stuck, like, 65, 70 feet in the pine tree and you say there's rescuers there, you'd say it's a cat. wrong. a dog is stuck 70 feet in the tree. archie the jack russell. >> oh, that's why. jack russells are funky. >> that's one thing, but rescuers came in the cherry picker thing. >> where is the possum? >> he's laughing at the dog. he's stuck. >> the pos tum is at 66 feet just staring at him. >> you see the rescuer come down, and archie's owners are excited. what does he climb next? i have no ee eidea. >> serious street cred for the dog. >> he's not the only one. there is another one. her dog is up in the tree for another reason, the ball is stuck up there. you're thinking it's a dog here. no, it's this little dog. watch this. >> oh! >> there you go! there you go! >> every single cat in the neighborhood was, like, damn, ma

guy's got some nice rims on that ride and these dudes are popping them off. looks like a theft.ut guess what? no, no, no. they are taking the rims because the gentleman who owns the car was late on his payments. also it's like a wheel repossession? >> it's like a wheel repossession. these guys work for r & r custom wheels out of baton rouge, louisiana. they are there to collect. taking the wheels off and the tires because you can just take the rims. leaving them an cinderblocks. and the funny thing is the guys who are taking this video know the guy whose car it is. these guys were on their lunch break so they start filming this repossession. listen to what this one guy says. i cannot say it better. >> ain't no joke if you don't pay that note. >> can you imagine that feeling? you come out to your car and it is sitting there on cinderblocks. >> we did reach out to the specific r & r custom wheels and performance tires. the guy did know this was coming but still was probably a surprise when it looked like this. oh, my goodness. you only have one spare. how are you going to get home

and parents pop them into the car and a pacifier in their mouth.hese kids just played in a golf tournament. >> reporter: at just three years, his concentration isn't always fully there. >> that's okay. that's okay. that was my fault. >> reporter: on the second-to-last hole, james shoots a 12. >> you're not into it. >> reporter: but he recovers nicely to finish the round. >> nice job. nice job. >> reporter: and with this last putt -- >> focus. >> good job. that was great, bud. >> reporter: james comes in fourth out of eight, and enjoys all the other children, with a medal and a spot on the podium. dad told us as long as his son keeps having fun, they'll bring him to the links. they know this baby's a champion. for "nightline," i'm steve osunsami, in abeata springs, louisiana. >> can't wait to see what the future has in store for that little guy. be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. if you suffer from constipation, you will likely also suffer from gas. introducing new dulcogas, which starts

. >> any leftovers gone bad in your fridge, pop them all into your green cart. >> reporter: several other cities on the west coast followed suit and now dc wants in. council members passed a bill that will require all residents to separate their waste into three categories. dc residents are already required to separate their trash from their recycling, but now they're going to get a third bin, and that will be for the compost. >> how do you hold that down three flights of stairs and have it separated out? it's got to be a bit difficult. are you okay with that? >> i like the idea of it. i don't know that i'm okay with it. i have no idea how to compost. i have to ask my mother-in-law. i have no idea. >> reporter: not to worry says councilwoman mary chay, who says it will likely be 2017 before the bill is in place. >> what we'll do is move forward vigorously to educate people about what it means and how they can comply. that's what we want. >> i already compost so i think it's a great idea. it's simple, you have a little bin, throw your stuff there, throw some grass over, some leaves. it's n

pop them up. number one, asher, decklan. i like that. fin, oliver. >> okay. >> well, at cuss goes back did. >> to kill a mocking birds. >> exactly right. to kill a mocking bird. >> atticus. jaden still up there. here is a new one, gray, people are using the color gray, as a first name. >> i have a cousin named gray. >> oh, it is not. are you kidding me? fifty shades of gray, name your kid after that? >> just saying. >> there was a governor of california named gray davis. and i swear to you he looked gray. >>> nine month old baby jack just can't stop laughing when he makes one of life's little discoveries. first time his parents show him a book. kids book. >> (baby laughing). >> red shirt, blue shirt, yellow shirt, oops. (baby laughing). >> red pants, green pants, oops. (laughing). >> i love jack. >> oh, i know! >> okay, i got to see my granddaughter teddy, now over three, and turned into an adult. >> oh, i know. >> now i got to get jill to have a kid. hey, can i tell but an event i went to. remember the spaghetti factory, around, 11th, 1

. >> pop them. >> reporter: applying the darker color to cheeks, jaws and forehead to help define myg to blend this. >> you're not. you're just going to leave that and hope for the best. >> reporter: after a few more minutes, voila. >> wow. >> you blended it. >> easy. >> i did not think that was possible. >> contouring kits are popping up all over store shelves from smashbox to eyes, lip, face which sells for 3 bucks at target and scott says any woman like newlywed katie can achieve this look at home in a matter of minutes. for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> very cool tips. thank you, paula. just make sure to blend. >> yeah, please do. >> all right, weather. >> i wouldn't be able to live with that contouring but guess what, we want to live and have a birthday for real when we hear that will.i.am. song singing to what? >> abby. >> the arrow goes up. >> let's check in. how about portland, oregon. we begin this. another warm day. temperatures today will end up in the upper 80s. a nice way to see the sky. out there, of course, we do have a northern california

. >> make them pop. >> don't want them muddy. white inbetween. that's why i have more white batter here than red, blue. >> little bit, jen and i, you know, time challenged. can we get the red velvet cake mix in a box? >> you can use box mix. >> oh! >> please, i'm a busy mom, i get it. but, i was going to say, don't get red velvet. because the red velvet already tinted white. then use the gel pays food coloring. >> look at this overhead shot, you can see, it is already blending in, kind of thousand works. >> all by itself, so you don't have to jig tell, or swirl it with a knife or anything, just leave it alone. >> okay. >> then just pop it in the oven, when it bakes up, it looks just like this. >> but then when you cut it, that's when it is really -- >> yes, this is thousand looks, so when your guests arrive at your party, you'll see this, it looks so elegant, beautiful, and go my gosh, it is gorgeous, but when you cut into it, that is when the jaws will drop. >> tell us, and we called you yesterday, at like 4:00 in the after innocent. >> yes. >>

we see them popping up in every jurisdiction of our area. >> i would like to see big signs maybe 100 eet before you get to them, big sign, not small signs. if you still speed, then yousev. but i want to give more warnings in advance of the camera so people know if you slow down you're not going to get the ticket. >> are they just money-makers or a deterrent. >> i think they're more of a money-maker. they speed up again. obviously people do slow down for that period of time. but it's generating money, and i think that's the main purpose. >> so if we're cutting taxes or doing away with some, where do you make it up on the revenue side? >> the first thing i would do, and i always repeat this, but i won't here. we are the only county in the united states, only one. some states do it, we're the only county that owns and controls the liquor stores, liquor warehouses and distribution assets of liquor. i'm morally opposed to that, and i want to privatize that. they say if you own a liquor for or dry-cle cleaner or funeral parlor, you're set for life. sell them off to private industry. we can

popping up again. it is hard to determine when exactly the storms will develop. any of them that do pop up will be strong to severe. i think that storms that taking oninto the overnight hours sunday into monday. 68-74 overnight low temperatures. 85-88 tomorrow. the weather aware. access to live super doppler, especially if you have plans to be out doors. daytime highs on monday. tuesday wednesday thursday will hardly feel like july. highs in the low 80's, overnight lows in the 50's. get our air-conditioning another break. than has been a cooler normal summer. >> we have had our ups and downs, but we have definitely had our fair share of cooler than average days. >> the weather looking like fall. in a lot of ways, another reminder that follows around the corner. training camp. >> is the first preseason game. the redskins camp. >> and now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> back in the days, the in thes want to add a summer heat. i can remember being there in the morning, coming back in the afternoon and watching the skies go hard all day lon

if we can't clean them back, we pop a couple of them. leave the corpses on the border, maybe they'll see we are serious about stopping immigration. >> in the 10 minute interview they listed the usual grievances. blakes, jews and -- blocs, jews and gays. and now illegal immigrants. they insist they are not a hate group, but white separatists. the fbi says they are responsible for domestic terrorism and soint crime. >> the only thing this is september age is european descent. >> yes, a white homeland. >> that is america, it won't happen. >> it will happen eventually. >> you guys have 8,000 members, you used to have millions. how are you on the rise? >> that is picking up every day. we are doing recruitment. tv interviews. >> reporter: and levelling candy and flyers reading save our land, join the clan in neighbourhoods across the south. in the u.s. there's more than 150 groups affiliated with the k.k.k. according to the southern poverty law center. a few years back there were more than 200, a spoke. just after president obama was elected.

. >> yes, we have them starting last night they will began to pop up. we will have them tonight, tomorrow and that is it. we have seep with the cold front that is marching eastward in warm, extremely humid air mass. take a look outside, center city philadelphia a few spotty showers here and there but nothing extreme, just yet, we are expecting though some heavy rain through the evening. now, down the shore, the beaches are empty, boards are busy and nothing going on just yet, we will speculator tonight some showers and thunderstorms and tonight, it is a beach day. live neighborhood network takes to us kutztown area middle school and you can see the showers and storms, that will be rolling in when the cloud cover this afternoon, heavy rain, and down it is under a, flash flood watch, and that flash flood watch will continue, for all of us, until tomorrow evening. lets go to storm scan three and show you what is going on here. lines of showers and storms developing. we are keeping a careful eye on the thunderstorms over baltimore and washington with prolifi

for there, where the fire is and along the border and things are quiet and the area and i expect them to pop up later, and things quiet there, and again if you are up around truckee things should pop up quick around 2:00, las vegas had big boomers yesterday but they are quiet today, except they are hot, and those are your temperatures, 77 up there and that will inject over the weekend and temperatures will warm up, cool to mild to breezy, but a lot of 70s here, temperatures running below average near the coast and bay, they are where they should be this time of the year, the fog will burn off sooner and temperatures will bump up sunday, monday and tuesday and cooler by this time of the end of next week. >> cooler but no chance for rain. >> yeah, well, a little bit but not here. >> okay thank you. >> sure. >> the parking change could help drivers avoid tickets, they will have larger screens and will take credit and debit cards as well as coins, and if you pay they will update your traffic on the old meters it would show expired and they will swap them out by the end of next year at a cost of

when you see them popping up in the cities, you have to be convinced that the chinese are starting to like the taste. >> do you change the many slightly to make it more chinese? >> not yet. but there is beating the pizza pizza inis peking duck london. there is a u.s. movie studio that you are interested in. tell us how incredible the chinese movie viewer is going to be? >> china now represents the largest box office sales market growing very rapidly. it won't surprise me if it is number one. moviemaking takes a lot of accumulation. hollywood represents a lot of expertise. the idea is to not only support a company for what they do for global market, but also link china element to the making and distribution of the movie. pizza and, between movie is a very clear line. china is changing its economic structure. we said we -- we see more internal consumption. we have a middle class that is growing. anything from eating, entertaining and living, we invest along that line. >> looking for another hit like 4," in terms of best box office hits in china. >> the next one will have a chinese perso

we've seen them pop between a half mile and five miles and petersburg, west virginia a quarter mile visibility. temperatures not as chilly as yesterday with a little more humidity around. we have readings in the mid-60s down south. dew on the grass in prince frederick. 62 in cambridge. farther south to harrisonburg we're down to 53. another cool morning over there. it's cool looking outside. one more time. 67. dew point now at 60 so starting to get a little sticky out there. light southwest wind. high pressure nearby but it's now pulling east of us. our winds are turning more to the south, southwest. that's bringing in the humidity. a few clouds around early. sunshine for the middle of the day and some pop-up showers potentially for the afternoon here and there. nothing terribly widespread. getting over to the beach for the weekend, keep in mind this could be a little bit unsented at times. tomorrow upper 7 -- unsettled at times. tomorrow upper 70s. a chance of showers and storms saturday and sunday. some of the chances will be around not just the afternoon but morning and nighttime. could be

popped up. throwing them on the floor.r lifted to the hospital and ended up on a vent later seven days. consumer reports says the candy colored packets contain highly concentrated detergent that is toxic to ingest. >> when they first came out, biggest manufacturers used clear containers that resembled snack jars >> some lids kr flimsy. cost could made the switch for his its detergent. and the maker of tide introduced an opaque container with a child-resistant lid. >> another important change, redesign packets so they don't look like candy. at home, importantly, keep them closed and out of the reach of children. if you think your child has been injured do as michelle did, call the poison control hot line immediately. 1-800-222-1222. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> go to abc7 news.com and click on sections tab, then 7 on your side. >> there is a quick link to t us on our home page. just look for michael's picture. >> do that when you have the time. stay tuned because next, how world cup soccer has inspired a new gener

popped up. throwing them on the floor. he was air lifted to the hospital and ended up on a vent later seven days. consumer reports says the candy colored packets contain highly concentrated detergent that is toxic to ingest. >> when they first came out, biggest manufacturers used clear containers that resembled snack jars >> some lids kr flimsy. cost could made the switch for his its detergent. and the maker of tide introduced an opaque container with a child-resistant lid. >> another important change, redesign packets so they don't look like candy. at home, importantly, keep them closed and out of the reach of children. if you think your child has been injured do as michelle did, call the poison control hot line immediately. 1-800-222-1222. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> go to abc7 news.com and click on sections tab, then 7 on your side. >> there is a quick link to contact us on our home page. just look for michael's picture. >> do that when you have the time. stay tuned because next, how world cup soccer has insp

associatedrong winds through popping up, but none of them to severe as of yet. that includes spots like washington, frederick county and maryland. we could see some strong thunderstorms come after 8:00 or 9:00, but i think we will see the intensity died down. 90 degrees in frederick. very muggy and i'm sure you feel itp inc. outside the dewpoint temperatures. a lot of heat and humidity for these storms to work with. nighttime hours beginning to diminish but strong and severe drier before cooler and air moves and on wednesday. of people talking about the strong storms for tomorrow and tuesday. matches, germany and argentina were the two teams left standing. was declaredteam champion. one to eat argentina nothing. richard reid made the rounds too many watch parties today. he is live in northwest now. >> we have an impromptu celebration just before the natural -- national portrait gallery. have some video we can sh you shot just a short time ago -- people filling the street out here, just excited about this big win for germany. but fans of both teams were out in fo

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. >> one rolled under furniture after the lid of the package popped open spilling them on the floor. alex was air lifted to the hospital and helped up on a ventilator for seven days. "consumer reports" say it concentrated we deexternalent that is toxic. >> the issue is with the packaging they first came out the biggest manufacturers used clear containers that resembleed snack jars. >> some lids were not designed to deter children. costco switched to opaque container for its detergent. procter and gamble has a child resistant lid. >> another change, redesign the packets so they do not look like candy. >> at home keep the containers closed and out of reach of children. if your child has been injured call the poison control hotline immediately 1-800-222-1212. >> thing twice about using the packets "consumer reports" did not recommend any of them in the latest ratings partly because they do not do well in the cool water tests. we will have more on which detergents "consumer reports" recommended next time. >> a bill is now moving through the state senator to offer full day kindergarten in

this was first now, popping up on the israeli side and them being targeted by the air force and it was this attack thwarted the israelis say by an airstrike, this attack that the israelis say really was the straw that broke the camel's back, it was the reason that the prime minister calls for this grounding incursion to start. we believe that the decision to start this ground incursion was actually back on tuesday after the egyptian and peace proposal was rejected by hamas, the actual button as it were was presd only thursday after this attack which the israelis, as i say, thwarted. look, i keep saying this is what the israelis are telling us, hamas says you will understand we are getting reports from both sides. it's very difficult for us to do our own reporting extensively across the board. but we have our reporters in gaza and we have our reporters on the israeli side of the borders. in the hours to come, we will hear from them. as far as gaza is confirmed, 260 dead, a report from the u.n., which i think really sort of sums up what is going on to a certain extent behind these statis

them. >> one by one, the cells just started popping off. one guy just started throwing feces, the other guy was covering up his cell. and i was like, wow, this isn't boring. this is pretty intense. >> i'm going to talk to them. i want to make sure we get that on video and at that time if.inmate doesn't comply, we're going to use those suits. i want everything ready to go in no more than five minutes. i want everything to go in five minutes. >> correctional staff suit up in plastic cover jauls to protect their clothing but they encount a few snags. >> they don't make them big enough. >> yes. >> you're going to slide in there. it's wet. one of them might throw feces at you. he's ready. he's going to be pitching, i'm going to be catching. >> while the extraction team suits up, the hospital staff continues to negotiate with the unruly inmates. >> i want to come in, talk to you, give you medication so you'll settle down. >> meanwhile, the extraction team readies a five-point restraint table to which they will secure any inmate who becomes combati

even though they are in prison doesn't give them a pop copout not to be a dad. >> he hit his head.let my kiss it. now let daddy kiss it. >> no. >> you'll be all right, boy. >> you're beast mode. >> you'll be all right. >> glad to see you, mr. napier. have a visit. >> following each visit he undergoes a review. >> let's talk about bradley crying. >> i think when he starts crying, i tell bradley to get up, he's fine. because he's raised bay whole bunch of women. and little boys being raised by a bunch of women get babied. and i don't want my son to grow up getting babied all the time. i want him to have some toughness because the world is tough. you have to go on anyway. >> i understand where you're coming from. i want to give you a suggestion. it's okay for him to cry. it's okay for you to say that he's okay and then address the situation and move on. it kind of seemed that some of your patterns came from just, okay, quick fix, let's get him on to something else so he stops what he's doing. now that he's crying and finding out why he's crying and move on from that. do you understand

them, jenny. >> it doesn't get much better than this, cocktail and pop sickle in the summer.n by mark at daf ohio's so tell us, why you are doing this abe something that your guests really like here. this is first time you have done this. >> that is correct. >> any philadelphians know that it has been very hot throughout the summer. here at daveo's we wanted to offer an option for someone. something very refreshing. come in $4. we have these fantastic pop sickles. they are very easy to make. we have the the mold is here. they have pretty simple. you just take a blender, emerging blender, all of the different flares. we have strawberry balsamic, combine everything in the blender, blend it up, pour it in your mold and freeze it overnight. wake up in the morning and you will have a delicious treat to enjoy during the the hot summer day. >> taking a look at just the way you guys set everything up here. it looks very beautiful and professional but this is something that people can do at home. >> absolutely, very easy to do. for example we have strawberry balsamic which is smash up

popping up. i was hitting them. >> she also took the dog and water bowl and doused the flames. was treated for chemical burns. >>> an acoustics expert is on the stabbed in the oscar pistorius murder trial in pretoria, south africa. prosecutors are cross-examining that acoustics expert. this comes just one day after a panel of mental health experts found that pistorius was not mentally ill when he shot and killed steenkamp. >>> a supreme court ruling will allow some corporations to opt out of a requirement to provide birth control to employees under obama's health care law. the 5-4 decision would allow smaller companies to object if they are owned by people with religious beliefs that oppose providing contraceptives. the obama administration says congress should take action to assist women who are affected by this decision. >>> the problems keep rolling in for general motors. it's now recalling more than 7 million vehicles from 1997 to 214 for that faulty ignition switch problem. it's important that owners take all of their extra keys, key chains an key fobs off of their key rin

five million of them popped into bake ovens.ng for the country, for american policy in the middle east to be made by a jew. and he ought to recognize that. if anything goes wrong -- >> what do you make of that? >> anti-semitism. nixon always seemed to say something anti-semitic. here it is, henry kissinger trying to do the diplomacy who was jewish and his own boss nixon sort of making smears about kissinger like that. the unpleasant side of nixon. he does the opening of china and diplomacy with all the soviet union that you can applaud. but the kind of bigotry that comes out of these tapes is unacceptable for an american president. >> i think you're being rather kind. the language he used, to pop into baked ovens. >> you should hear him on, people from india. there's a book called the blood telegram by professor gary bass of froins. people need to read it. you will see the way nixon thought about people from india. it is really uncomfortable material when you look at how the two of them talked. and then operated. it is cold-bloo

one of the biggest problems with these storms is we have been seeing them, popping up, over the course of the afternoon, and continuing to train another the same area. i mention that had word before. there is the line or access we have been looking for throughout the afternoon. we found it this is a line moving north east at about 25 miles an hour. when we talk about training, storms, we're talking about individual cells, that continue to move over the the same locations, and with this, we're talking about rain rates between about one and 3 inches per hour, and, also the the potential for flash flooding. so, these will be the spots that will be looking at for, so if you have seen the heavy rain over the neighborhood expect to see more in the potential for the water, to dry very quickly and in your streams and in your streets. the here's the storm threat for this afternoon and this evening. downpours, the highest threat, of course, some lightening, also some damaging wind are possible, and storms, hail, moderate, and, the tornado risk will be low with these storms. that is got news. flo

them necessary. >>> more cases popping up of a ryeiews spread by mosquito. the symptoms and who is likely to get it on "healthcheck" >>> and those stories and more next coming up at 5:00. >> pope francis made his first face-to-face apology to victims offy -- of clergy sex abuse. >> and abeg your forgiveness. >> a translator relayed the plea to six victims during a private mass. abuse caused some to turn to addiction and some suicide. and an advocacy made he must lead with actions not just word. >>> and southern california, dying to save a swimmer. a wave crashed into him as he helped a struggling swimmer. and the swimmer got to shore but carlson went under. and they found his body three hours later and a rip current warning posted at the time of the tragedy. >>> and a virus spread by mosquito. and they are concerned the numbers can grow. >> and health reporter ali gorman at the big board on what you need to know. >> the name of the virus is chikungunya seen in africa, asia, parts of europe and more recently in the caribbean. that's where many americans are p

so my executive pastry chef makes these beautiful cake pops and we serve them.ethe food playful, the restaurant industry is anything but. you are involved with three restaurants. >> yes, the upper west side, a greek restaurant. it is very popular and successful but because it is priceline conscious and we do a lot of high-volume and are looking to expand. i also have siena and heartwood, which was donatella, and that is still happening and it will happen in a couple of months in outside of new york and inside new york but in a more iconic location. >> iconic location. what does that mean? you know, looking downtown in the world trade center area which is going to become something significant and i definitely want to be part of i am a new yorker attitude. so definitely there. and a store on 34th street. you might know about a store that is famous on 34th street . i am moving into an upscale quick service model. upscale, quick service. why is that the future? people don't have time? >> yes. it is a busy society and economy. very big.ity is people of the lower econ

popping up. fire was hitting them. >> reporter: see the burn marks on her desk, carpet, shirt, even the dog bed. >> something melted that. >> reporter: she frantically tried to put out the small fires. >> everything was happening so fast. >> reporter: here's what's left of the six-year-old dell laptop. melted battery cover, metal sharz fire crews picked up and put in this brag. >> the firefighters when they came in couldn't believe what they saw. >> reporter: doctors treated chemical burns on her face, chest, arms and foot. >> blisters right here. when we tried to get ahold of dell's corporate office, the media number didn't work. and we got an error message when we tried to send an e-mail. louffe says she has not yet talked to anyone from dell. now, several computer companies have issued computer battery recalls in the past including dell. now fire investigators will try to figure out what caused luff's explosi explosion. reporting live in langhorne, christine maddela. nbc 10 news. >> local firefighters plan to check the shoreline again tomorrow morning for any sign of a missing philadelphia ta

gas explosion. >> and you could fit a house in these holes and it is curious what is making them emerge. >> poppingbove the arctic circle, absolutely. >> what do you think? >> i think gas hassing something to do it. understood ground explosions potentially. >> and you are watching cnn special coverage. i'm rose mary church. >> and erroll burnett. we'll be back the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 sedan with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $319 a month. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when

new high-rises and shopping centers are popping up all over, most of them built by turkish developers. turkey, the kurds' one-time arch nemesis, has turned into kurdistan's biggest investor. the kurdish leadership is delighted that turkey no longer treats the kurds as enemies. >> kurdistan is pursuing its own national security, and kurdistan really wants to have balanced relations with all the neighbors. it is a win-win situation, not only that kurdistan is benefiting from the relationship with turkey, but turkey is also winning in that relationship, and that is the way of doing politics on the neighborhood. >> the kurdish administration is still a work in progress. whatever problems crop up, the mayor steps in personally. he lived in germany over 20 years where he learned about western systems of government, but his booming city is attracting more people than it can accommodate. >> i remember very well that up until three or four years ago, we had to demolish over 12,000 houses that had been put up illegally. but we provided residents with locks and funding to build their own homes a

we try not to think about them but they actually pop their head out of water, and we see them, you know past us in a like weird squiggly line, and we just get out of the water or sometimes we'll see them underneath us and we'll just swim down and we just pretend they're not there. we just let each other know, that, hey, there's a shark in the water and we'll say, how big is it, okay, it's six foot. okay, it's a juvenile. okay, so we'll just, you know, we'll either get out and go down a couple of feet or whatever yards or just like stay on our surfboards and they don't usually bother us. they just pass us by. >> let's talk about the fishermen. >> for sure. >> i know that's something that you're concerned with and other surfers in your community are concerned with, agitating the sharks. can you talk about that? >> well, us surfers and bodyboarders and swimmers, we despise the fishermen on our pier. we -- that's one thing that we always talk about. it is a nuisance for them to be there. they put us in danger every single day that they're there fishing there, and it's something that we alwa

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three minutes before the bells rang if we could get the senators down close enough, we could pop questions to them, and that always gave me enough to write a 10:00 radio piece, but it was scrapping coming out. the chatter was helpful for us to know which way to go and which senators to follow and whether there was something thaefs an amendment that was going to be proposed. >> when roger talks about staff, it's important to emphasize these were people who were getting their hands dirty with the bill. they were sitting in meetings that we were getting a good fill on. one, i remember, was pat who worked for senator chavetz, i had a new york paper, so i had help there, but what was absent at this time were press secretaries. i don't recall ever talking to a press secretary during that whole time, not that i don't have anything against them, i was one myself for a short period, but there weren't -- roger and i and other members of the cloture club dealt with others who were members of the senate or working very closely. one source i had was a good legislative assistant for the republican whip, tom of

if you have a few blisters, don't pop them.tion to me, we assume you go to the doctor. is it always immediately dangerous? >> it is. your core body temperature goes up to 104 degrees. what happens is that your internal organs, your heart, your brain, your muscles start to degrade. so that's an emergency. you have to call 911. while you're waiting for 911, up to get the person out of the heat. try to get them to an air conditioned area. and what you're going to do is put cool compresses on them. you're going put ice packs on them. alternatively you can spray the body with cold water and then turn a fan on. and then with the evaporation of that water, it'll decrease their body temperature. but that is absolutely an emergency. >> what are the things we should look out for. the telltale signs of a heatstroke. >> so with heatstroke, you're going to have rapid breathing, your heart is going to race, you're going to be confusing, you're going to be disoriented. you can lose consciousness. that's a medical emergency. >> all right. some

. >> they come here, and they pop a couple of them off and leave their corporations on the border. >>eading racism and hate. targeting illegal immigrants. that's the message. that's tonight at 11:y. >>> and plus, many see it as the next revolution in sales. amazon, launching it's new 3-d printing store, selling everything from home jewelry and decorations. all of that coming up at 11:00,. haiti is trying to a rebrand itself. the government has doubled it's tourism budget and they want to turn the attention away from poverty and insecurity, and turn to its shores. >> reporter: on haiti's southern coast, surfers aren't an unusual sight these days. just a few months ago, some of these boys couldn't even swim. and now look at them. they're all part of surf haiti, an ambitious project aimed at bringing tourists to the beaches. he says that surfing here is about more than just catching waves. >> you have to take pleasure, to take some waves. but i it's to share the life of people. >> and at a place where most people live to $10 a day, that sense of community is vital. the boys are taught ab

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a couple of them potentially popping but in the afternoon the sun comes back and the humidity drops. xclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 93, humid, late storms today, most of them holding off until night but in the afternoon you'll have to keep your eye out. and that end tomorrow a morning shower or storm giving way to afternoon drying, lowering humidity and a pleasant high of 82. friday still looks absolutely gorgeous. sunny and nice, low humidity, a high of 84. perfect summer afternoon and friday night great for the union, phillies or whatever else you want to do outside. warm but not too humid on saturday, lots of sun '88. 89 on zinn and humidity probably keeps back. might get a stray thunderstorm in the afternoon on sunday. >> these weekends have been great. >> for the most part. >> don't say it. >> that's right. don't jinx it. all right. it's 6:13 an close call for a four legged friend. an abandoned pitbull survivors a brush with desk. now the search is on for the person responsible. matt. >> good morning to you tam. live along 422. so far so good for those eastbound travelers,

you see them popping up throughout the day on the fox future cast.nd the worse of it down to the south. can't rule out stuff in lancaster county or here in philadelphia. rest of the day today, hopefully it will all be gone by tomorrow. so temperatures still in the muggy side in the citiment only 06 mount pocono. kind of comfy there. seventy-four wilmington, and the sticky 75 in dover. these dew points proof it. any dew point above 60 is sticky and just about all of them are except for the mountains. 87 degrees today. as we show show you the seven day, 88 for tomorrow, 86 degrees for saturday. these are your two best weather days coming upment sunday looks little if-ee in the afternoon with high of 89 degrees, we have chance of storms, moving in later on in the day. hopefully as the weekends progresses we will be able to put them off. you can have a decent day sunday, and we really have had such a nice stretch of good weekend this maybe the ends of that at least on sunday afternoon. >> thank you very much. a lot going on this morning, downed polls, do

showers will be tapering off to start with, get some sunshine and then more showers popping up this afternoon. you can see themest virginia. future weather slows the clouds in and out during the day. noontime, scattered showers in delaware and south jersey. as we head into the afternoon hours of the lehigh valley, berks county, lancaster county, which will see storms moving through the philadelphia area, showers and thunderstorms not out of the question either for delaware and south jersey. it may come with strong, gusty winds this afternoon. the forecast is calling for a chance of more showers and thunderstorms but otherwise partly sunny and a warm one. highs in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees this afternoon. come tomorrow we'll be in the upper 80s, another warm one. the humidity will be coming down as the skies clear for friday, less humid andç 86 degrees. a warmup over the weekend with lots of sunshine on saturday and a nice sunny start to sunday but sunday may end with some storms. a chance of storms will continue into monday when temperatures go a bit higher, up to 91 degrees. >> let's talk more about l

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. >>> if you haven't seen them, it's only a matter of time. drones are popping up all over the place as more and more people are able to purchase the unmanned aircraft and send them aloft with cameras attached. this week one of them came very close to the most famous landmark in seattle. we get our report tonight from nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: it's stunning video captured with a drone flying so close visitors atop the landmark tried to reach out and touch it. witnesses said they saw the camera-equipped drones glide to a hotel two blocks away from the space needle where an amazon employee reportedly told police he had purchased the drone at a hobby store. while the drone did not hit the space needle, police had a little fun on twitter saying, still standing after reported drone strike. this is just the latest breathtaking video coming from all over the country captured by drones. a device that is for the most part unregulated and everywhere. we're seeing images of weddings, tourist attractions, they're even showing real estate to potential buyers. but whil

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