amanda works for the american red cross. , what is international >> international humanitarian law, also sometimes known as the geneva conventions, are basically the rules of war. >> and what's happening today? >> today is something that we call "raid cross." it is a series of simulations that teaches young people about the rules of war. so, the idea is that there are two opposing armies -- one, the haddarian army and the other one is the deldarian army, and they've been in conflict for a long time. the point of having two separate armies is a way that we can show simulations with prisoners of war and humanitarian workers, and indiscriminate weapons. >> can i join in? >> absolutely! >> so, i joined the group haddarians, and we got ready for things to begin, which they did, with a bang. >> every one up! let's go! let's go! >> so, the first simulation that we do is called "prisoners of war," and what we do is we sort of surprise the students. they're not anticipating it. we take away their rights to food and water and their abi

this is where the american red cross is helping the evacuees.ou can see we're still very close to the fire. there are firefighters trying to extinguish the flames right now. we have dozens and dozens of people who have come here to this stage area. american red cross does not yet have a tally of people who need help at this time. they've told us they're working with the salvation army to set up a shelter so that people will have a place to spend the night. there is a shelter-in-place that has been issued for at least a two-block radius from the fire, including those who live on elsie and fulsome streets among others. firefighters are asking that those folks close their windows and doors to prevent smoke inhalation. the big concern is the particulate matter, the tiny matter that can get into your lungs and cause shortness of breath. it can also exacerbate problems for anyone who may have asthma or a heart condition. the other concern is that the chemicals that may have been inside pohl's hardware which also burned. as you might imagine, it would

so the red cross whipped up some tips to make swim time fun in the sun for everyone. >> the red crossologizing tonight after backlash over what was supposed to be an educational poster. take a look. this poster maps out safety guidelines for children with the terms "cool" and "not cool." >> larry: backlash over an educational poster about pool safety? peopole-- people are so uptight. right? i mean, come on. how could a safety poster possibly make people upset? >> users on social media noticed that many of the white children are labeled "cool," meaning they're following the rules, while a majority of the darker-skinned children are branded "not cool," for being rule breakers. folks online are calling this racist. >> larry: me, too! what the (bleep), red cross! seriously. what? ( cheers and applause ) all right, but i am like a moth to racism's flame. so i've got to take a closer look at this. can we zoom in on that? okay, let's see what we've got here. "cool"-- white dad playing with his baby in the water. "not cool"-- black girl shoving a white girl into the pool. "hey, qua'neece from

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. >> reporter: that is right, we actually just saw red cross leave the scene not too long ago here but all the of the damage is not visible on the outside here. it is visible on the inside. we will get to that video with rain thought to be the culprit in this case. a boarding house with the ceiling that collapsed inside, the damage only visible from the interior of the 2300 block of west atlantic street and you can see how ceiling fell into the rest of the building with sheetrock, and drywall all over the room, l and i, not letting anyone inside. we're told that there are several people displaced including four adults and one child and we spoke with the head of this home, moments ago. >> i got the call and i got the text saying there is a leaking on, downstairs. at first i thought it was something simple but she said we have got buckets and it is flooding. i began to leave and make my way back north and then i got the call that the roof had collapsed. >> reporter: a the lot of concern here. we saw people just driving off and heading to possibly other shelter, after getting a tip from t

the red cross reports more than 400 people a shelteredders across the state.e area chomps have even been converted unfortunately sheltert to house the elderly. eld >> it got so bad that the, we didn't have time to put them in buses, the buses were getting under water so we had to start taking the residents out by wheelchair and by walker. e. >> on saturday president obamaba signed a fed disaster declaration for three counts in west virginia authorities estimate it could total more than 470 million dollars into there could be rain moving through our regent let's checken with caitlyn roth.h. >>> unfortunately we still have some flash flooding concerns across west virginia so glad they got to clean up yesterday. with storms right now, additional storms tomorrow itw only worsens the flood threat the ground its still soaked it i doesn't take much.ke we do have pretty strong stormst out there at least hit comes to we've got them outside we'll have more widespread on tuesday afternoon. slow moving cold front getting hung up request of our area. stronger storms back o

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tonight, an apology from the red cross.>>> look at this. the cowboys rioted in new york city and ends up with a ticket. the story behind the man, his horse, and >>> tonight, virginia lawsuit is breathing new life into the efforts of blocking donald trump. >> a winchester delegate is now suing to defend his right not to vote for trump at the convention. this has other delegates continued to distance themselves from the presumptive nominee. >> reporter: this starts with a brand-new wall street journal and nbc new poll that shows only 45% of republicans say they are satisfied with donald trump. more than half would've preferred someone else. some of those people who will be directly responsible for nominating trump are revolting against.>> first of all, it's not legal, can't do it. a delegate finds donald trump so unpalatable as a possible president he files a federal lawsuit friday. >> virginia has taken it upon hymns -- itself to say if you don't vote for trump, we can put you in jail. we can find you.>> reporter: law requires delegates to v

. >> and the red cross was trying to promote pool safety, but we'll show you the poster that's bringing calls of racism. 25-year-old douglas le was charged with posing as a ten facebook... and luring mino into sending him sexually explicit pictures. le was out on 50-thousand dollars , dered back into jail lay was charged with posing as a teen on facebook, and luring teens to send him sexually elicit pictures the bail has now been set at $475,000. if convicted, lay could face more than 8 years in prison. he's expected to appear in court on july 20. >>> we're hearing for the first time from the warriors fan whose game 7 ticket almost cost him his life. juliette talked with the man, who said he was pushed off the upper deck at oracle. >> how do you feel. >> reporter: sal has been in the hospital since game 7. his father ronny has been by his side after numerous surgeries. >> what does he remember? >> he remembers going to breakfast that day, talking to lebron james. >> reporter: and from his hospital bed, his father asked him about that nitrogen. >> what do you feel about game 7? do you re

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. >>> and red cross racism?he warning be cool has the organization in hot water this morning, a look at the safe swimming poster they're pulling from pools. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here at cbs headquarters. i'm anne-marie green. donald trump delivers an economic policy speech today. it comes amid another shake-up in trump's campaign and after hillary clinton and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren unleashed a scathen criticism of trump in a first joint campaign appearance. hena daniels is here in new york. henna, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. as senator warren and hillary in that once worked for for his rivals. >> to deliver a speech for trade and economy, the address titled economic economic independence is his first on u.s. soil since his visit to scotland last week. during the trip trump praised brits. >> they wanted to not go with decisions being made for them. >> i'm with her! >> reporter: joining forces with senator elizabeth warren in ohio yest

. >>> and red cross racism? the warning be cool has the organization in hot water this morning, a look at the safe swimming poster they're pulling from pools. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here at cbs headquarters. here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. donald trump delivers an economic policy speech today. it comes amid another shake-up in trump's campaign and after hillary clinton and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren unleashed a scathing criticism of trump in a first joint campaign appearance. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. as senator warren and hillary clinton join forces to criticize trump's economic judgment, the billionaire hired an adviser that once worked for one of his rivals. >> reporter: donald trump heads to pennsylvania to deliver a major speech on trade and the economy. the address titled american economic independence is his first on u.s. soil since his visit to scotland last wee

. >>> and from nbcnews.come, racist pool, safety poster, brings red cross apology. cross is apologizing for a pool safety poster some say is racist. now if you look closely you'll see nearly all the white children's activities labeled as cool while children of color are shown acting in unsafe ways and labeled uncool. the red cross says the posters have since been removed with more appropriate material in development. >>> one woman's impromptu performance of the national anthem at the lincoln memorial has gone viral. 34-year-old starr noticed the amazing acoustics at the monument, and, well, the rest is history. ♪ and the home of the brave video has gotten millions of views on facebook and other social media. what a voice. i'm betty nguyen and this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to lake us on facebook. "way too early" starts right now. >> you know i could do this all day. i really could. but i won't. i won't. okay. one more. one more. donald trump calls african-americans thugs. muslims terrorists. latinos rapists and criminals, and women, bimbos. hillary clin

. >> those who were impacted are getting help from the american red cross. two people were taken to the hospital and had to be treated for smoke inhalation and baby was treated at the scene. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> the salvation army also is lending support to those who had to evacuate yesterday. both the salvation army and the american red cross are offering victims a place to stay. one evacuee says he smelled smoke right away and it could be seen across the city even as far as the east bay. >> we discovered that it is fuse box. we pop it open and smoke floods out of it i run to get a fire extinguisher and try to put it out but by the time i came back it was completely out. >> it was scary. they had to carry one out. >> some folks were able to save their pets. others were left with nothing. >>> now to shock waves still being felt after a third police chief was ousted from the oakland police department. it's the latest in what's been a tumultuous month for the department. ever since the chief stepped down for personal reasons,

some people are camping out at a nearby red cross shelter. >> sky turned bright, bright, bright pink orange. you think it's fire. we have to get out of here. >> one of the biggest and most destructive fires are burning in new mexico. >>> rising temperatures lowering humidity levels. increasing fire danger around the state. where records could be broken over the next couple days as the heat approaches the bay area. a look at that in the forecast, coming up. >>> a child attacked bay mountain lion. the bold move by his mother that saved his life. >>> a warriors ticket worth as much as college tuition. that's how much. game seven of the nba final went for. a colorado woman saved her five-year-old son's life... by prying his head from the mouth >>> amazing story here. a colorado woman saves her 5-year-old son's life by prying his head from the mouth of a mountain lion. police say the mountain lion attacked the boy in this area not far from their home in aspen. the woman found the lion crouched over her son, biting his head. she pried its mouth open with her hand. the boy is in the hospita

the american red cross arrived to help with the initial release effort. nurses, counselors, and other services will be available here. we have also seen them start passing out toy's to the children who are here to keep then occupied. the fire department has come to address the group about the condition of the buildings damaged but it's not clear if that included a timeline for residents to retrieve belongings. >> what was it like leaving home? >> stressful. >> i was scared. >> scary. >> it was like, oh, my god. >> the fire was at the top of the building. so we might have a chance at this point over going back. it's not anything to get our belongings. >> my concern is the residents of hereafter, and making sure that they get the attention. there will bet at least a minimum of 50 people. >> the mission district is seen some devastating fires in the last year and a half. in april, fire damaged two building at 17th guerrero in december would people had to be rescued from a second story ball copy at mission and cesar chavez inch november two dozen people were

. >> fremont's mayor is promising to personally follow up with the patrol owner and the red cross is helping the young couple displaced by the fire. >>> stay here on ktvu news for information on the wounded officers. we're posting up dates on facebook, twitter and our ktvu mobile app. >>> a man is suing the u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement agency. they claim the agency is partly responsible for antonio ramos's death because the gun used in his murder was stolen from an ice agent's car. he was mote follow proper protocol becauses the gun was not locked up in a lock box. >> we seek to holds those folks accountable for their failure to enforce what their own reports have identified as a way to prevent what happened. >> antonio ramos was killed while painting an antiviolence must recall. a suspected serial robber subsequently arrested and charged in that killing. >>> the family of a man who committed suicide at the county jail is suing the city for wrongful death. the family said the father of two was taken to jail last year after threatening to jump off the golden gate bridge.

the american red cross arrived to help with the initial release effort. nurses, counselors, and other services will be available here. we have also seen them start passing out toy's to the children who are here to keep then occupied. the fire department has come to address the group about the condition of the buildings damaged but it's not clear if that included a timeline for residents to retrieve belongings. >> what was it like leaving home? >> stressful. >> i was scared. >> scary. >> it was like, oh, my god. >> the fire was at the top of the building. so we might have a chance at this point over going back. it's not anything to get our belongings. >> my concern is the residents of hereafter, and making sure that they get the attention. there will bet at least a minimum of 50 people. >> the mission district is seen some devastating fires in the last year and a half. in april, fire damaged two building at 17th guerrero in december would people had to be rescued from a second story ball copy at mission and cesar chavez inch november two dozen people were

groups such as the red cross, salvation army and voad have stepped up.appreciate their assistance. it's been a long 24 hours and the next 24 hours may not be much easier. but i know that west virginians, as you have always known, will continue to help your friends, families and neighbors, as they begin to clean up and rebuild homes that have been destroyed. donations will continue to be accepted through the american red cross, west virginia voluntary organizations active in disaster or voag group and many churches and community organizations. amid the tragedies, we have already heard numerous stories of heroic actions for our outstanding rnlgz respondemerg r responders. in ridgewood, the state local police managed to rescue a woman trapped in her car with water rising up to her neck. members of the west virginia national guard and firefighters across the state have risked their own lives to rescue people stranded on rooftops and overflowing rivers. while it appears the active phase of this event will end today or tomorrow, there will be an enormous amoun

the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. and i'm going to be with that person right now, in this moment, wherever she is. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop

the red cross statement said it was not its intent to offend anyone. the poster has been removed from the app and partner facility. >> it is so hot. a good day to be in a pool if you have one. tomorrow will be the same. sandhya patel is here with how long it will be sticking around. >> we will see the hot conditions again tomorrow and the inland areas with i will continue to bake. although tomorrow is the last of the triple digit days. live doppler hd is showing a few conditions. it was 109 in antioch. 601 in of a moon bay. a good 48-degree spread between coast and inland. our summer microclimate is here. it got up to 87 in san jose and it was warm in oakland, but not too hot. 76 oakland and 67 in san fncisco. right now we are hanging on to some of the warmth inland where it is in the 70s and the 80s. right along the coast and around the bay it is comfortable in the 50s and 60s. a live look from the abc7 news exploratorium camera. you are looking toward the financial district of san francisco. a heat alert is up again for tomorrow just a word of cautio

. >>> and in texas, the american red cross is trying to help flood survivors get back on their feet. scenes like these are becoming commonplace with everything that families own cast on the curb because of water damage, and now, they are in the path of another storm, and the red cross is offering mental health help because of the uphill battle ahead. >> tell take months, years to get the people back to where they were before the storms hit. >> besides the thousands of homeowner evacuations. many business owners are struggling after their properties have been thoroughly soaked by the floodwaters. >>> it's 4:46. and we had a gorgeous weekend in the bay. >>> airport delays over the weekend because of their those floods in the texas area, and it's still going on, and we have a tropical storm pushing on into florida. you might want to call your airlines just to be at safe side. and it doesn't matter if are you going to texas or not because we have a hub at love field and that's caution a -- causing a lot of backups. livermore, perch degrees and we have condensation along the peninsula and

we're here at the red cross donation center here on e street. see all of the chairs that are just waiting. they're having a blood drive later today. it's one of four happening this afternoon in our area. in orlando, something truly amazing. the call for blood went out and people responded in big numbers. you can see in the video, the long lines, hundreds of people going to a blood donation center. that line actually wrapped around the building. they actually had to stop and ask people to sign up for appointments over the next couple of days so that they could deal with all of the people coming to help out. there are four drives that are happening here in our area. win is taking place at e street where we are. also at the rockville donation center on park lawn drive alexandria chapter house. i'm joined by matt with the talk a little bit about how people can donate today at one of these sites. >> so people that want to come over and give blood today can easily go to redcross.org/blood. you can easily put in your zip code. it will show you where yo

. >> reporter: people lined up at the red cross is d. c.give blood and stand in solidarity with orlando and it's gay community. >> something that i can do for this horrible tragedy. >> gay men are limited to help. the fda has banned donations with men that have had sex about another man but they changed that in the last year. organizations like the red cross are legally turn this people away. >> morally it is tragic that there are people in orlando that desperately want to support their commune by giving blood and they are told by the organization their blood is dirty. the 12 month waiting period is the best way to stop the spread of hiv. >> whatever they are finding i stand behind them. >> the red cross can't accept blood from recently open gay men because their system is not updated. mola. thank you. here with unique perspective is former orlando police chief val demmings in office for four years. now she is running for congress in central florida. chief, thank you for taking the time to talk to us. i want to ask you from going on and the

red cross is on scene to help. at the fire's height, the fire department had to pull their guys out. >> the fire department says that one of their own was injured and transported to a hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the department added no residents were hurt here. >>> switching gears now, a week ago they were dancing. this weekend several of the victims of the orlando massacre were laid to rest. at one funeral some supporters transformed in to angels literally. >> reporter: 21-year-old cory connell didn't live to see his dream of becoming a firefighter come true. on saturday, the mayor of orange county, florida declared him an honorary one at his funeral. >> i want you to know our whole community is grieving. >> reporter: connell's was one of many services happening over the weekend for the victims the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. nearly half of the 49 victims were puerto rican, including 28-year-old angel who moved to florida in february. >> we lost an angel. god has a new angel. >> they came

the red cross raised nearly $500 million in donations after the disaster. the 300-page report says the red cross used 25% of these donations, about $125 million, on its own fundraising, management and program costs, rather than on aid in haiti. the report concludes there are "substantial and fundamental concerns about the red cross as an organization." last month was the hottest may on record. it was the 13th straight month to set a new record amid increasing global warming. this comes as the central united states is slated to experience a sweltering heat wave over the weekend. meanwhile, hundreds of people in southern california have been evacuated from their homes near santa barbara as a drought-fueled wildfire exploded in size thursday. scientists have have linked the increase in wildfires to climate change. in texas, authorities are investigating the murder of journalist jacinto hernanez torres, whose body was found monday night in the dallas suburb of garland. torres was a reporter for the spanish-language newspaper la estrella and a member of the nati

volunteers offered them water, help, and hope. >> please load the bus. >> reporter: the red cross says they are assisting at least 46 people. some were able to rescue their pets. steph tan aanie wilson was not. >> told me to get out the building and i'm telling them my kit ens were in my room. >> infants to an 89-year-old woman. this man said he needed to take critical medication that went up in flames. as they boarded a bus to take them to a salvation army shelter, many say they are in shock that what little they did have is destroyed. some decide today stay with friends or family tonight. 27 evacuees are staying at this salvation army center tonight and they were welcomed with a hot meal. reporting live. nbc bay area news. >> all right. thanks very much. >>> the shock waves are still fresh tonight following the shake up in the oakland police department as another police chief is ousted. the latest in what has been a tumultuous month. two of his successors have stepped down the latest paul figueroa was asked to leave after only two days on the job. the city administrator now running t

the red cross statement said it was not its intent to offend anyone.ter has been removed from the app and partner facility. >> it is so hot. a good day to be in a pool if you have one. tomorrow will be the same. sandhya patel is here with how long it will be sticking around. >> we will see the hot conditions again tomorrow and the inland areas with i will continue to bake. although tomorrow is the last of the triple digit days. live doppler hd is showing a few conditions. it was 109 in antioch. 601 in of a moon bay. a good 48-degree spread between coast and inland. our summer microclimate is here. it got up to 87 in san jose and it was warm in oakland, but not too hot. 76 oakland and 67 in san francisco. right now we are hanging on to some of the warmth inland where it is in the 70s and the 80s. right along the coast and around the bay it is comfortable in the 50s and 60s. a live look from the abc7 news exploratorium camera. you are looking toward the financial district of san francisco. a heat alert is up again for tomorrow just a word of caution. sta

been asked to go to the safeway at 30th and mission street to try to get support and help from the red cross. we'll bring you the latest tonight at 6:00. wore live in bernal heights. >> now as she just mentioned, buildings within a five-block radius around the fire have been evacuated. sergio quintana is there, tweeting information from the scene, and spoke to some of the evacuees. >> win outside to see what was going on, and police and fire department, get out. can't go back, n, and why two kit. -- kitten inside the house. >> sergio will have a live report at 6:00. right now, though, we want to give you a live look at the scene right now from the sutro tower camera. you can see that haze, that light smoke, that thin smoke, still before the scene. can see it from the bay bridge as i was coming in. a lot thicker. it's not contained but firefighters may be approaching getting the upper hand. you can see the ladders. still spraying water on the fire. we'll keep you updated on this as the information becomes available. and a live shot from sher joe at 6:00. >>> we want to thank our viewers who s

the red cross has extra donation trucks on standby and they say that they can bring those trucks in if the crowds get large and it is required. so they will be monitoring that situation throughout the course of the day. these donation drives get under way later on this afternoon. back to you. >> as she mentioned, times like this many want to unite and for that reason, there are hundreds of vigils planned around the nation. today organizers planning to remember the victim this is baltimore as well as hampton roads. we know tomorrow a vigil in richmond. i've tweeted out a link with dozens most of expected in the next few days. >>> there is a special edition of the "today" show this morning covering the horror of this event and how the orlando the "today" show covering the terror in orlando begins at 7:00 a.m. right after "news 4 today." >>> yesterday's shooting is shifting the tone on the campaign trail. how the candidates are reacting and how the tragedy is changing plans for all three of the candidates. >>> we're also following a developing story closer to home where police are investi

. >> reporter: a spokeswoman from the red cross tells us that the red cross and salvation army have set up a shelter on valencia street, the same shelter for more than 50 people who lost their homes in january 2015. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, was anyone hurt? >> reporter: actually, michelle, only two people were treated for smoke inhalation and a 1-year-old had breathing issues but no one was seriously injured. back to you. >>thank you, michelle. >>> the warriors will return to oracle arena for 1 last time to clean out their lockers. the players are trying to keep it in perspective. >> win or lose, we appreciate the stage we were on and just the back and forth that we live for. so it sucked to watch them celebrating. wish it would have been us but at the end of the day, you congratulate them for accomplishing what they set out to do, and it will be a good image for us over the summer and all next season to remember so that we can come back stronger. >> the warriors built a 7-point halftime lead last night but the offense went ice cold down the stretch and kyrie irving and lebron ja

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but in cases of massive emergencies like this one, the red cross tells me they will send blood, water other supplies first locally, which is already happening, as you can see, then they will reach out to distant regions like ours for help. our local red cross officials are saying they're in standby mode right now but they do expect to hear from local groups who may want to host blood drives and give money, if you want to help, you can start by logging on to red cross.org. >>> a south jersey church is remembering marlton native christina grimmie. the finalist on the voice also died in orlando in a separate act of violence. ♪ ♪ . >> grimmie's voice filled the fellowship alliance chapel in medford. she attended the congregation where moving to los angeles. she signed autographs at a venue. >> christina herself would want to declare that, no, don't be shaken. this is what i was talking about. we played a video by her and she said she stands. >> police say 27-year-old kevin loibl killed grimmie. did not appear to know her personally. he shot and killed himself at the scene. >>> the america

ern was assisted by the red cross and no word toght -- everyone was assisted by the red cross and no on double day lane a suspect is in custody after a stabbing. >>> the winds packing a punch tonight. take a look at a toppled tree here. now t happened on the outer loop. the tree blocked a couple of lanes of traffic. winds a persistent problem there because the po a

anita oh is live at red cross in northern liberties with more on this, anita. >> reporter: well, they say it is ironic and frankly inn tour eighthing while this has affect so many in the gay community it is those very same people who feel they cannot help because federal regulation that is ban some of them from donating blood. sometimes hatred prevails like on sunday morning when gunman shot and killed 49 people inside a popular gay nightclub in florida. >> terrible sadness. >> reporter: soon after tragedies you can always find the helpers. >> people in orlando florida lined up to donate blood for wounded victims and that motivation to help is reaching our region. >> every two seconds someone needs blood. >> reporter: but because of federal regulations men who had sexual contact with other men within a year of trying to donate blood are banned from doing so but before 2014 there was a lifetime ban on blood donation from his those who had male to male sexual contact. >> i'm torn about that, i guess risk is if they have hiv infection that can get in the blood supply but at the same time

red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> so this is a bizarre scene out of the san francisco bay area today. police chasing a go-kart down a freeway in oakland. the man who captured it on video actually says the scene is not all that unusual. apparently a bunch of go-kart riders take to the roadways every now and then there. no word on what happened when the cops caught up to that particular driver. >>> and we have some new details into the investigation into the crash of egyptair flight 804. the flight data recorder indicated that there was smoke and intense heat inside the cabin. they're hoping to get more information from the cockpit voice recorder, which is still undergoing repair. >>> seven children and an adult had to be rescued from a stuck roller coaster in oklahoma city. the coaster stopped in its tracks about 150 feet in the air. firefighters climbed their way to the top, fitted everyone with a helmet as

she's staying at a red cross shelter that is providing hot meals and air conditioned trailer for pets. >> it is first time that we really had this high a temperature for this many days and it will just get worse. >> reporter: along with intense heat fire crews are concerned that a shift in wind direction could push those flames down the hill, and threaten more homes. the burning brush had left parts of the some communities near the blaze, covered in soot. >> a lot of ash all over my car and all in the backyard like a volcano had been around here and erupted. >> reporter: temporary relief from the triple digit temperatures is expect today, danielle in thing ham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thanks, tan yell. there are new details on the or land owe massacre. sources tell cbs news omar mateen went inside pulse nightclub before the rampage that killed 49 people, and they say he left at within point and then return about two hours later when he started shooting. we are hearing from the man used to attend the same mosque as gunman. mohammad malik said he warned the fbi about mateen year

the red cross is in big trouble right now for a safety poster that a lot of people are calling racist. here is the poster. it is put up for safety around pools. ses it labeled "cool" and "not cool." unfortunately, everyone labeled "cool" is white. and the "not cool" kids, who are breaking the rules, are almost exclusively minorities. this thing is a huge mess. i'm not surprised. every time you hear about the red cross, it's always some disaster. ( cheers and applause ) it's a nice, clean, disaster joke. now, here's an example: this little white girl who is responsibly using the handrails on the diving board. she's "cool." but the "not cool" kid diving too close to another swimmer looks african american. meanwhile, this other non-white kid, labeled "not cool," is clearly crowning. "yeah. not cool, tyler. you died on the first day of summer, and now all the other kids have to spend saturdays at grief counseling. come on! reign it in, ya dingus." but the most baffling thing on this poster isn't even racist. one of the kids labeled "not cool" is wearing sunglasses and clearly drinking a b

american red cross hosted its 14th annual red cross cup golf tournament today at the land arc countrylub in quakertown. >>> things are heating up at the end of summer in philadelphia. organizers today announced the lineup for this year' budweiser made in america festival. global super stars rianne narks cold play will headline. two chains, little wayne will perform. two day festival will be on the ben franklin ben franklin parkway september 3rd and 4th. pre sale tickets start in three days. >> a nascar driver attacked at a concert right in front of his daughter. >> i thought looking at my dad that he was dead. >> the dad was unconscious on the ground. what she says happened when she dove on top of him to protect him. >>> arrested after stirring up danger at donald trump rally. what he said to police right before they say he grabbed one of their guns and went after the presidential candidate. >>> and get ready. a major fast food chain is about to give out free food. what you need to do tomorrow to cash in and eat up. >>> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, e

the red cross is helping those people.hters say they could go home >>> good morning. 59 in luray and stanton, 58 in petersburg, west virginia. and those 50s would feel so good. all the suburbs will be down into the 50s tomorrow morning and thursday morning and probably friday morning, as well. for now though, your forecast for today off to a bright and sunny start here. but clouds will build up by later this morning. most likely time for rain today is probably around 3:00, 4:00, today's high up near 85. it will be cooler, drier an breezier coming up tomorrow. everything is different tomorrow. what about today's commute? let's go over to wtop and the number one deliverer of traffic info, jack taylor. >> thank you, sir. we'll start things off on the metrorail obviously. continued work on the orange and silver line. single tracking between east falls church and ballston. chopper 4 has been flying over after 216, dealing with the cleanup of a crash p. vehicle left the roadway into the woods. single right lane remains blocked.

that's the number of people registered with the red cross as of 10:00 this morning. fire started midafternoon in the 3300 block of mission street after -- at a hardware store. fire crews got it under control by about 6:30 but i learned -- burned at least six below -- two people were treated for smoke inhalation. the red cross set up a shelter, the salvation army community center on valencia street, investigators are trying to determine the cause of this fire. >>> a lifeguard in santa cruz reported seeing a shark of coral beach last night. the fire department which oversees the beach lifeguards says the shock was about 250 yards out into the water and was near was called lifeguard tower one. the lifeguard told fire crews he saw the shark's had come out of the water once and then saw the shark's tail. >>> that heat wave hitting portions of the southwest and plains has now turned deadly. a 25-year-old phoenix man died yesterday of heat exposure while hiking. firefighters in north phoenix rescued a 28-year-old woman who became unresponsive while mountain biking. she is h

the red cross has apologized and taken down the poster. >>> maryland officials say they plan to kill two birds with one stone, literally. they will rid county parks of about 150 pesky canada geese and also feed people in need at the same time. the geese will be rounded up and sent to processing plants, and then the meat will go to area food banks. officials say the birds which will be humanely euthanized and cause unsanity condition in the parks and athletic fields. >>> well, when pop's superstar janet jackson postponed her latest tour under doctor orders she disappointed a lot of fans. >> and left fans looking for cash and they called nbc 10 to help them get their money back. >> they sent me something back saying the show hasn't been officially cancelled so at this time they couldn't do anything for me. >> what harry hairston was able to do when she was told her concert cash was not coming back. >>> plus, royal offering. the historic connection to this area home that's now on the market glenn? >> well, tracking some showers this afternoon. i'll show you what you can expect in your n