>> yeah. >> samantha, samantha, samantha. i've known her for -- it wasn't very long.bly like a month now. the other day, we had a very deep, intense conversation. i told her that truth be told, yes, i have feelings for you. >> i love you. >> love you, too. >> you've known her for a month. you talk to her through a vent. >> yes. >> you see her occasionally. >> yes. >> and already you guys are talking about a committed relationship? or how to have a committed relationship? >> see, i feel like love don't have a time limit. so if love doesn't have a time limit to occur, as long it's real and it's solid, i feel like we shouldn't have a time, you know, to say to each other official. >> we do talk sexually through the vents and stuff, you know. >> it's the equivalent of like phone sex. >> yes. >> it's vent sex. >> it's vent sex. yes. vent sex. >> she's a female. she's young. you know, she's no different than any other male/female together when they haven't been on the the street for a long time. you got to watch them just like you do the guys. >> privacy. i mean, you're talk

"samantha, suffering fromet lag, admitted she was exhausted." work one pioneering camp is putting on it's happiest face for samnatha smith. there are swimming exercises and obstacle races. all in good fun as the soviets wish to portray themselves to samantha and the a peace loving country." there was no talk of war that day "instead a festival oflowns and laughing bears and an evening concert where the slogan is peace and friendship." welcome when she got back to maine. "i'm awful glad to be home." she became the youngest goodwill ambassador, made speeches and of attention around the world, died last nite in the crash of a commuter airplane. today the soviet union joined the united states in mourning." the main state museum in augusta, a statue of samantha was unveiled showing here dove a bear sitting at her side. just d when she died. tennis. althea gibson broke tennis' color barrier and went on to become the first great african american tennis player. and it was july 6, 1957 when gibson would become the first black tennis player to win wimbled

samantha was heading home to see her family. alex was staying on campus, counting the hours until her long-time boyfriend arrived for a weekend visit. that afternoon, alex went down the hall to samantha's dorm room to say good-bye. >> it was around 3:00 maybe. and i was about to go home. and she's, like, "can i pick out some clothes in your closet?" and i was, like, "sure." so, she took three of my shirts and a pair of my shoes. and she was all excited. she's, like, "clayton'll be here in a half an hour." >> reporter: twenty-one year old clayton whittemore was alex's boyfriend. and he was coming to spend the weekend. but first, alex had a swim team meeting. >> reporter: she'd been swimming since high school, where paige whitney was the captain. >> you were the captain of the swim team. but you call alex more the heart of the swim team? >> yeah, definitely. in high school, she definitely wasn't the fastest on our team. but she was one of the most important people on our team because she had the most heart. she would be behind you

samantha power saying that this deal in no way means that the u.s. is not holding iran accountable for other bad actions in the region for destabilizing its neighbors. then we heard from iran's ambassador. he pushed back right at samantha powers saying that iran is committed to peaceful nuclear power and non-proliferation. and all nations should only have non-proliferation programs. >> it does not see peace in the region as considers piece as extension of itself. >> we alert our friends and neighbors not to fall into the trap. >> randall one of the fiercest critics of this deal has been israel. this morning benjamin netanyahu speaking to the knessett saying that this deal is in no way the last word and that u.s. and israel still have other options. secretary of defense ashton carter is in israel today. he's traveling to saudi arabia tomorrow assuring u.s. allies in the region that there is more that the u.s. can do to reassure them during this time as the deal is put into place. but as you pointed out a shiftic day, a big pivot point for iran's relat

and the united states this was clearly unacceptable especially for samantha power, the u.s.assador to the u.n. she was a young journalist in bosnia during this massacre and this was her response to the russians. >> why would russia vote to deny recognition of the genocide? today's vote mattered. it mattered hugely to the families of the victims of the genocide. russia's veto is heart breaking for those families. and it is a further stain on this council's record. >> in fact samantha power there was a journalist at the time of the bosnian conflict believed to have seen an awful lot of what happened firsthand. let me move on to what might or might not happen now, gabe because this was picked symbolically because it's 20 years since the massacre. does that mean that it has gone away now that russia has vetoed it? or could the idea surface again? >> reporter: well, it's important to note that this has been labeled as genocide by the international justice tribunal so that precedent has already been set, but this going beyond or any further in the u.n. security council, it is prob

samantha summers, a reporter with "the springfield news sun" in ohio. her colleague, marshall gorby, is a photographer and videographer. the two are assigned to cover the implosion story. >> they are normally kind of cut and dry, and you show up and you know what to expect. >> kind of like a christmas present for us. we were eager to get there and shoot something like that. >> there was about 25 people, 25 to 30 people assembled. it was mostly media, tv and newspapers. >> everyone is a few hundred feet from where the tower is supposed to fall, including the children seen here. >> the demolition company tours the country doing large scale demolitions with their children in tow. >> i think other stations didn't want them in front of the camera because they wanted to see the tower fall, and i didn't mind. so they started counting. >> two, one! >> and next thing you heard is a little poof poof. and they're kind of standing there looking at it. >> there's this kind of pause as you're waiting for the next round of charges. >> you hear another little poof. >>

samantha power there saying that this deal will make the world safer and more secure. that is not the view of the israeli prime, is it? >> certainly not the israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been perhaps the fiercest and most vocal and public critic of this deal that was reached between iran and global powers. what's interesting is in the backdrop of this vote at the united nations is the visit here to israel by the u.s. secretary of defense. mr. ashton carter has said that he is very aware that he is not going to be able to change the views shared here in israel that this was a bad deal that was inked between iran and these global powers, however he did say he came here to deepen ties, military ties with israel. now what that means some speculate could mean that the u.s. is going to give israel a significantly larger amount of military cash and weapons that it currently receivers. it currently receives around $3 billion worth of military support from the united states. what's interesting about that is that the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu has

just in the last few days, the ashton carter, commentator is like thomas freedman, our ambassador samantha power have stated quite openly if we choose we'll use force against iran. there is something called the united nations charter that bars the threat or use of force in international affairs. but u.s. political leaders and leading commentators cross the board saying we're not bound by that. if we decide to use force we'll use force. >> i know uf have argued the u.s. is the world's leading terrorist threat -- >> citing world opinion. >> you've made that statement yourself. >> i agree with it. >> and you've cited other things things drone campaign. >> correct. >> far flung and difficult to access places. >> if they're plotting against u.s., this happens to be the 800th anniversary of magna carta which in a limited way established what has become a major principle of law namely presumption of innocence until someone is charged in a court of law, with a jury of peers with an act with a criminal act they're innocent. if we feel free oattack people anywhere and -- to attack people anywhere an

ambassador samantha powers said that the u.s. is committed to holding iran accountable. >> this does not change our profound concerns of human rights violations committed by the government, and the instability fueled beyond it's nuclear program for its support of terrorist foxies and repeated threats against israel and other destabilizing activities in the region. we'll continue to invest in the security of our allies in the region. >> now iran's ambassador had a chance to speak about to talk about his side of the deal. he said, look, there is no proof that our program has been anything but peaceful. we've always been open to inspections and negotiations. we believe that all nation it's should only have peaceful nuclear programs, and iran also believes in non-proliferation. he also took the opportunity to push back at samantha power a little bit saying iran has only helped to promote stability and stabilize its neighbors. let's take a listen. >> it does not see peace in our region in its interest and considers peace as an engines

. >> my oldest daughter samantha often he is certainly we will take her here for out to dinner.ently he was able to get straight a's. he said i want to catch a living dinosaur. >> crocodiles. bill: can be keep the fish? clicks. >> bushes head out into the river. clicks what kind of using? >> lamprey eels and nightcrawlers clicks of been fishing a few times. even really something in for a few minutes you get tired. how long do how long do take to real this you sturgeon in? >> two hours. >> initially the fish jumped when i came up could see the underside. >> taking -- cranking away. >> it runs something on the bottom. now were panicking. no one is going to believe this. you can see the raw just going straight down. we actually had to drop anchor and break loose whatever this was. bill: thank you for coming in. >> part of being a new yorker. once i found matt and what he's doing i will never complain again. he turned he turned his apartment to a fully functioning winery. >> that so good. now now it has been a four-year operation producing ten different wines from the southern and n

sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. >> good morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now over atlantic city. not exactly sunny out there at this hour, 74 degrees in the city, 6:15. >> not very beachy, matt. >> reporter: no, it's not it's a little steamy and a little bit wet. which is nolt -- not the best of beachyness that's for sure. are you ready for 60 in 60. we look at 6 traffic cameras in 60 seconds, i have my stopwatch. downingtown chester county. 30 bypass by 322 it was wet a few minutes but drying out. eastbound traffic moving okay. stop number two a problem on the roosevelt boulevard ridge avenue off ramp southbound you can see a disabled vehicle taking out the left lane. traffic is slow because of the dv in the left lane. stop three the blue route 476. headlights coming in order toward the northeast extension. southbound on the northeast extension at lansdale. 34 seconds, stop number 4. i-95 slowing approaching cottman again from allegheny into girard normal morning volume and dry on i-95. dry on the vine street expressway in center city. i've go

ambassador is samantha power gave her reaction. >> this nuclear deal does not change our profound concern about human rights violations committed by the iranian government, or about the instability iran fuels beyond it's nuclear program. from its support for terrorist proxies to repeated threats against israel to other destabilizing activities in the region. that's why the united states will continue to invest in the security of our allies in the region, and why we'll maintain our own sanctions related to iran's support for terrorism it's ballistic the program and human rights violations. >> if iran violates it's part of the deal, then sanctions will be reimposed. how will that work? >> this is an unusual mechanism. it is an unusual resolution. normally these are discussed in new york and then adapted. of course, this was done in vienna as part of those nuclear negotiations. there is a process called snap back, which means that yes the six previous resolutions against iran are all being wiped off the slate. but memory of them will remain. if one member of the team that negotiated with ira

ambassador samantha power was working as a journalist. her guardianship of the serbs was clear. >> why would russia vote to deny recognition of the srebrenica genocide? today's vote mattered. it mattered hugely to the families of the victims of the srebrenica genocide. russia's veto is heartbreaking for those families and it is a further stain on this council answer record. >> bozian seshes kill nearly 8,000 men women and boys, after undermanned peace keepers were overrun. international court of justice both determined mass murder was genocide. and the international community and the u.n. itself came under intense criticism for not doing more to prevent the killings. many hoped this resolution would give some closure to victims' families. still one provision laid bare those deep divisions even years later. gabriel elizondo, al jazeera united nations. >>> court in italy sentenced sharifsilvio berlusconi to life in prison. >>> sahil raman reports from the gulf of thiemed. >> they're lined up and there's no sign they'll be moving. unregister

. >> 20 years ago samantha power was in serbia working as a journalist. >> why would russia vote to deny recognition of the srebrenica genocide? today's vote mattered. it mattered hugely to the families of the victims of the srebrenica genocide. russia's veto is heartbreaking for those families. and it is a further stain on this council's record. >> bosnian seshes killed more certains killed more than 8,000 men and boys. the international criminal tribunal and the international court of justice both determined the mass murder was genocide. and the international community and the u.n. itself came under intense criticism for not doing more to prevent the killings. >>> it was hoped this resolution would have helped heal the bosnian families. gabriel elizondo al jazeera united nations. >>> laying down arms for a short period is not enough. the farc has to prove that they genuinely want lasting peace. the two sides have been holding talks in cuba since 2012. >>> a march to demand fair elections, they say currently electoral rules favor the ruling party. oingsopposition party says this will gu

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sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. >> good morning everyone, it is 5:00 a.m. on this monday, july 6. tam is off, eva pilgrim joins us, here's what's happening. >>> the rain is over for japan. the south jersey native hat trick leads to the u.s. woman's first world cup title in 16 years. >> lawmakers debate whether to take down the confederate flag for good. >> we have weather and traffic preview. matt pellman in fore karen and david murphy. >> reporter: saturday we had cloudy skies there clouds are coming back, the humidity is rising u

ambassador samantha power. this issue was very personal for her.he was a journal young journalist at the time and witnessed it if. >> today's vote mattered. it mattered hugely to the families of the victims of the genocide. russia's veto is heartbreaking for those families. and it is a further stain on this council's record. >> given what has happened with russia's veto we'll see this surface again at the united nations security couple? and the reason they chose now was because it was the 20th anniversary. is that the end of it? >> it probably is. it's hard to say but most likely it is. they took up the issue 20 years ago, 20 years after the rwanda genocide, and there was no problem with the terminology of genocide then. but this is much different. it's been 20 years. they wanted to get it through on the 20th anniversary. the chances of this going forward again are pretty slim especially now with this russian veto. >> gabriel thank you. >> a sign of a truce between yemen and outy rebels they have told the u.n. that it agrees to a truce that could b

sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. iran keeps their nuclear facilities.military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >> now on "action news," accuweather is tracking another scorcher an excessive heat warning is in effect. >> developing this morning a man witnesses his own son's murder and goes after the gunman. >>> caught on camera a one-year-old child survives a scary ride when the car she is sitting in is stolen. >>> a new era begins between united states and cuba full diplomatic relations restored after 50 years. >> good morning monday morning, matt o'donnell is off nydia han is joining us. david people want to know when we're getting relief. >> reporter: yesterday was a scorcher, today a repeat. we had a heat warning with all the counties highlighted in purple where the heat index values could go up to 105 or maybe higher. the advisory area looking at heat indexes around 100. cool dri

ambassador is samantha power. she was a young journalist in bosnia during the war and she mentioned that giving her response to russia on behalf of the united states and security chamber. it's very interesting because a year ago this security council did adapt a similar resolution relating to the rwanda genocide. of course that was not vetoed at all by russia. this one clearly much different because of geopolitical and other reasons and this one clearly was vetoed by russia. a lot of people are disappointed in the united nations but we should point out there were four countries that abstained china venezuela, angola and nigeria all abstained as well. where do we go from here? likely the u.n. security call council will not take this up issue again. it's been 20 years. they were trying to reach some sort of negotiations. we saw diplomats at the last moment trying to hammer out an agreement, but it did not happen. this issue at the security council is probably over. >> thank you very much. now, there are signs that a

samantha powell was working as a journalist. her anger was clear ism why would russia vote to deny recognition of the srebrenica suicide. today's vote mattered. it matter hugely to the families of the victims of the srebrenica suicide. russia's veto is heart-breaking. for those families. it is a further stain on the council's record. >> bosnian serbs killed more than 8,000 men and women boys as they were fleeing from a u.n. safe keeper after peacekeepers were over run >>> the international court of justice and others determined the mass murder was genocide. the international community and the u.n. came under criticism. many hoped the resolution would give closure to victim's family. one veto gave rise to what remained >>> former italian prime minister beryl use coney has been -- berlusconi has been banned from holding public office for five years. he will not have to serve a prison sentence because of legal technicalities. >>> to the u.s. where dozens were shot during independence day celebrations in chicago, including a 7-year-

and among them one woman. 25-year-old samantha johnston was a private in the army for two years before she left to be a stay at home mom to her three children. with the islamic state dominating the news, she says she sat in her north carolina home, watching videos of their atrocities and felt compelled to join the fight. >> something inside of me just snapped and i couldn't do it i couldn't allow myself to sit down and do nothing when all of these children here are in trouble and me and my family are just living happily in america. i couldn't do it. >> reporter: she made contact with other volunteers through social media sites. and three months ago, she packed her bags and flew to iraq, where she volunteered with the kurdish army, the peshmerga, in the war against i.s. she says she's become close to the kurdish soldiers in her unit, even listing herself on facebook by a kurdish name. >> they became my family. i plan to stay here as long as i can, as long as they need me to be here. >> reporter: she spends her days training for battle, but has not yet seen any combat. back in her army d

nancy is off but samantha harris isre he for this big story. >> hear what the country stars are now sayingut their marriage falling apart. >> thank you so much, baby. i love you. >> you've never said that to my face. >> the secret filing, the prenup. our time with the couple before the divorce, and those constant split rumors. >> it makes you mad and it makes you depressed. >>> then demi moore. what we know about the man found dead in her pool. we're with daughter rumer today. we'll tell you who threw the late night pool party here while demi was away. >> he initially went unnoticed. >>> plus, what did bill cosby's wife k anowbout his multiple affairs? our interview with the woman mentioned in the damning newly released deposition. >> i was in her house. i was in her dressing room. >> also, mariah

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sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. >>> the u.s.l team captured the world cup and america's heart over the weekend. with power, speed, grace they showed us what world class athletes look like on the field. tonight a look off the field and out of uniform if you will. abc's reporter got aun precedentssgot -- an unprecedented look at the new body of espn's "the bodier to." >> on the field, ali krieger turned heads with the team's jaw dropping wins during the women's world cup. but off the field, she will be turning heads for totally different reason. >> my mascara is my war paint. i don't go get the mail without wearing it. >> reporter: stripping down and baring it all for the cameras and 14 million people to see. >> look good. feel good. play good. that's my motto. >> reporter: she is not the only one. ali is one of 24 athletes going nude tastefully for the espn magazine "body issue" joining stars from nearly every sport including venus williams rob gronkowski and michael phelps. this year's list includes the big, burly bodies of the

sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. >>> when you spend 37 years playing the sameone of television's most beloved soap operas, stepping off the set is bound to stir up soap opera-level emotions. tonight, actor anthony geary, also known as "general hospital's" luke spencer tells aditi roy about the show that won him eight emmy awards and regions of fans. >> reporter: that's a wrap for one of soap opera's most famous leading men. after 37 years on set, actor anthony geary is leaving "general hospital." >> i'm going to have to find out where i'm going on my own. >> reporter: and leaving behind luke spencer. >> he was not created to be a heroic character. he was created to be an anti-hero. >> i killed my father! >> reporter: the brash and sassy luke -- >> good morning, beautiful! >> reporter: winning geary a record eight daytime emmy awards. >> luke? i love you. >> reporter: perhaps most well known for being one half of the season super couple luke and laura. >> what was special about luke and laura? >> the relationship between luke and laura was always very real. >> r

. >> reporter: 20 years ago samantha powell was in bosnia working as a journalist. her her anger was clear ism why would russia vote to deny recognition of the srebrenica suicide. today's vote mattered. it matter hugely to the families of the victims of the srebrenica genocide. russia's veto is heart-breaking. for those families. it is a further stain on the council's record. >> bosnian serbs killed more than 8,000 men and women boys as they were fleeing from a u.n. safe area after undermanned u.n. peacekeepers were over run >>> the international court of justice and others determined the mass murder was genocide. the international community and the u.n. came under criticism. for not doing more to prevent the killings. many hoped the resolution would give closure to victim's family. one veto lay bare the deep divisions that remained >>> columbia's president welcomed an offer of a month-long unilateral ceasefires starting from the 20th of this month. laying down arms is not enough. fighters have to prove they want lasting peace. >> protesters fought with riot police

sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. >>> count down to training camp is on eagles report one week from today and they will be on the field next sunday for the first time as they kick off chip kelly's third season. u.s.a. soccer playing in the third place game in chester. u.s.a. down one. seventieth minute how about clint dempsey scores only one player, has more goal cup scores then dempsey. match goes to a penalty kick. u.s.a. need to it stay alive, but, u.s.a. lose toes panama three-two. gold cup title game is tomorrow at the link between mexico and jamaica. >>> wilmington delaware native elainea della done playing in her first all-star game. mya moore cleans her up. she looks great. chicago, sky force the leading scorer in the wnba scores 16 points in the all-star game today. not enough, for the w the the west are winners 117-112 she's doing so well everyone down in delaware, of course, around the country so proud of elainea. >> thanks, jeff. >>> top stories coming up stick around. >>> here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:30. inside the mind of the gun

captions paid for by cbs television distribution 22-year-old samantha stock is suing her ex-boyfriend perolio, for unpaid loans for car repairs and medical bills. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 509 on the calendar in the matter of stock vs. perolio. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: miss stock, when did you meet the defendant? >> i met the defendant online with a dating website in april 2010, and we actually met in person on may 2, 2010. >> judge judy: and when for the first time did you loan him money? >> it didn't happen until the next month, on june 8th or 9th. i actually took out the check june 5th from my account. >> judge judy: why? >> he had been telling me nonstop

sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. >> new on "action news" a grizzly bear exhibitminnesota zoo is temporarily closed because one of the bears picked up a basketball sized rock and shattered a barrier. startled visitors stood on the other side as the bear repeatedly slammed the rock into the pane of glass yesterday morning. no one escaped. zoo employees are working on a temporary fix until a permanent pane can be installed. >> guys got good shot. >> very scary. >> nothing but glass. >> speaking of pane, we've got several pains on the traffic fronts as well. here's a warning for you. yeah, want you to know about this. closed the ramp from 95 northbound to the vine westbound tonight during the overnight hours starting at 9 o'clock so if you're trying to get from 95 into the city i would bail for washington avenue and then use that for your travels. tacony palmyra bridge back down now. traffic just starting to move. things have reopened after the bridge opening. and on the mass transit front septa bus routes 68, 108 and 113 still detoured threw up darby because of yest

sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. ducis here with sports. phillies out west facing the dodgers and jimmy rollins. >> yes, they get to see their old friend tonight in l.a. strange to see role minutes dodgers blue almost as strange to see him batting just point 208. he saw writing on the wall with the philness full rebuild mode. rollins is happy to say to leave for los angeles. >> i'm glad to have gotten out when i did but i'm glad to have gotten here. ruben and i spoke about where i wanted to go. i said, los angeles. they were able to get a deal done. that helps out when you can go somewhere where you wanting to, if you have to leave as opposed to just where ever you end up. >> phillies and dodgers rollins batting ninth tonight. ego says ouch. freddie galvis, little man has some pop, two run home run, his third of the season. game tied at two. bottom of the second, andre either, second rbi double to bring in puis. dodgers back on top three-two. third inning ryan howard, struck out earlier with two men on, not again a towering three run blast

samantha higgins, golden gate restaurant association. i want to thank the team and the controller's office and supervisor tang for the leadership and everyone else that worked on it. i want to address the difficultly in the permitting process for restaurants as it's one of the most complicated processes to map out and understand and especially for small business owners as so many restaurants are. i wanted to mention the number of calls and questions we get on a daily basis from restaurants or people trying to open restaurants and particularly owners from other jurisdictions that are confused about the san francisco process and emphasize how important it is and streamlining the process would be for an industry as a whole. just looking through the report i want to suggest beginning with some of the easier things to tackle especially switching more applications to be done online and combining locations and i know we're working towards. linking critical permits to other permits would make a difference and referring applicants to the planning

sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. >>> ducis is here with sports and phillies newsing their second base man tonight. >> never easy when a star shows signs of decline. this may be beginning of the even for chase utley. phillies general manager reuben amaro junior says there is no guarantee that utley gets his starting job back when he he returns from the disabled list with that ankle injury. speaking to reporters before tonight's game with the dodgers a amaro says that caesar hernandez is teams second base man and should remain starter. utley is batting .179, a career low hernandez is batting, a above 300. utley was asked about amaro's comments he said quote caesar has done a really good job there you go, end quote. phillies and dodgers. bottom of the first for adrian gonzales. dom brown makes the catch. he has presence of mind and arm to double up justin turner at first base. second inning brown flexes his muscles again, puis sing tolls right. he tries to touch brown's arm by going first to third. wrong move. we go to the third, second and third for jeff francoeur h

sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. >> ♪♪ >> "action news."eading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning everyone. 6 o'clock on this wednesday july 15th. tam is off. er are ino'hearn joins us and breaking right now. >> drenching rain storms are causing headaches for your morning commute. accuweather trafficking the very latest. >> the a neighbor dispute involving a shovel leads to gunfire overnight. we have the new video. >> an elderly woman is on the mend after being caught in a hail of gunfire. we've the details. >> we have live team coverage of these storm. katherine scott is standing by in mobile6. we have karen rogers filling in for david and matt pelman.

sincerely, samantha parke fellow mom and fellow citizen. >>> good morning, america.g overnight, wipeout. wicked wind torrential rain across the country. powerful gusts create chaos at this baseball game. this car hydroplanes into a patrol car on the highway. more flooding on the way. a dozen states on alert right now. >>> also breaking overnight, new details on that woman killed at a popular tourist area in san francisco. abc news learning that the gun used belonged to a federal agent. how did that happen? >>> subway scandal. the fbi raids the home of the sandwich chain's longtime pitchman jared. >> hi i'm jared the subway guy and this is my story. >> caught in a criminal investigation. the feds remove computers and other electronics and now subway suspends their relationship with their commercial star. ♪ >>> as ser

samantha crane is part of the no suicide coalition. >> if we know that many people can live for several years after a terminal diagnosis, how many more people could have lived for several years but weren't given the chance? >> it's a sensitive issue for many people. >> when i think about it? nobody should take their life. >> i think it's up to the individual to make the decision for themselves. >> chase says her proposal has many safeguards to avoid ill or older people from being coerced into death. >> it is a choice for people in that situation. >> the disability community is strongly against this type of legislation as a whole. >> people are suffering. >> the hearing with a growing witness list is friday. in the district, tom sherwood, knew four. >> two planes collide in midair. fighter pilot's daring escape as we learn more about the moments before the impact. >> some residents fear for their safety while deputies search for a wanted man who they say has been harassing the neighbors for years. where this man might be hiding. >>> they were wondering how could such a heldy baby boy get

i do want to say and acknowledge how proud we are of ambassador samantha powers who is our ambassador to the united nations. the secretary general honors us with his presence. but he honors us doubly by having ms. von with him. thank you so much. to all of you, thank you for being here today. we are gathered here. in commemoration and celebration of one of the great moments of history. a great moment of history for the world. a great moment for the history of our country. a great moment for our city. 70 years ago the delegates of 50 nations gathered in san francisco opera house to open a new era. for humanity. here in san francisco the hope earlier of president wilson, the vision of president roosevelt. the congratulations of president truman were all fulfilled. on an earlier occasion when president roosevelt was here when he was nominated for vice president he said if you want toods somethingto do something right, do it in san francisco. here in san francisco, diplomats found their way to a dream by a parliament of men and federation of the world. on this day in 1945 the city on the

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where's samantha? probably does not know he's getting out of the car. >> kyle and i have always had this rule since about 2009 that if he gets in any sort of wreck when the spotter says are you okay he has to answer. i heard the spotter say, kyle, are you okay? kyle are you okay? there was just this long pause and instantly i knew that something was wrong. so i took off. >> the cockpit shortened up about 12 14 inches. just the force of all of that going through my body ended up breaking my left foot and break my right leg. >> the first thing he asked was how was the baby. you know did i feel him kick? and was i okay? he wasn't worried about himself. after he checked out me and the baby he said babe i don't think i'm going to race tomorrow. >> kyle would have surgery on both his right leg and left foot and 11 weeks later he made his nascar return just two days ahead of an even more significant debut. >> he decided to go back racing the exact same week that braxton was coming. we went big all at once. >>

. >> 20 years ago samantha power was working as a journalist, her anger at what was considered guardiansseshes was serbs was clear. >> why would russia vote against granting this occurrence a genocide russia's veto is heartbreaking for those families and it is a further stain on this council's record. >> reporter: bosnian serbs killed more than 8,000 muslim men and boys. the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia and the international court of justice both determined the mass murder was genocide and the international community and the u.n. itself scale under intense criticism for not doing more to prevent the killings. many had hoped this resolution would give some closure to victims' families. instead one veto laid bare the deep divisions that still remain even all these years later. gabriel elizondo, al jazeera. >> this time if talks are extended again beyond tomorrow in vienna, a new u.s. law may complicate things. the new u.s. law gives the legislature two months to debate. they are lows to the end but an arms embar go has to go. >>> pope francis continues his lati

emergency management director samantha phillips played the role of a septa passenger. >> i was contaminated because i had been down on the subway platform. this is how the city would respond to a chemical attack. the operation was planned separate from the pope's upcoming visit. it's still good practice for any possible incidents come september. >> it's hard to test a drill that could include 1.5 million people. that would be our entire population. >> the subway systems are a primary target for attack about. >> crowded subway lines are prime targets for terror. >> that's ott benefit of training. >> with any luck it will never happen here. >> these subway lines will be impacted during the papal visit. they will be conducting a few much smaller drills ahead of the big eveb the in september. live in south philly nbc10 news. >> we want you to take a look at these firefighters right here. they battle blazing temperatures along with the flames today in philadelphia. crews try to cool down with wet towels and icy drinks after butting out this house fire in kensington. in the process, they rescued

votes, the iranian ambassador to the united nations lashed out and blasted the suggestion by samantha that their human rights record was in any way relevant to the discussion. ralph, is the iranian ambassador right and the obama administration wrong? >> well, the iranian ambassador was clearly having a good time mocking. the officials in tehran are mocking it. as you just heard it's game over sanctions is not going to be snapped back and by the way, this is a president who is just all talk. you heard him say in the clip you played that he will not relent until the american hostages are free. hostages whose names he can't even pronounce at this point. he's already relented. the only hope of getting those hostages back as a group was before the deal was inked. lou, this is looking like the worst u.s. diplomatic debacle since woodrow wilson. >> do you think that that was greater mockery because he was uttering those words to the veterans combat veterans most of them at the vfw convention? >> yes. >> john hannah, what are we to make of a president who sends an emissary defense secretary a

i've talked to the deputy over there and i've talked to samantha power, the -- the ambassador to the united nations about this very issue. it seems to me that under the law, it is congress that has the decision in the next -- and responsibility over the next 60 days to review this agreement and decide on lifting those sanctions, the 150 billion we're talking about, and decide upon whether or not we're even going to lift the arms embargo on iran which was thrown into this agreement at the last minute. that includes their intercontinental ballistic missile system. we're being asked by the pentagon not to support that. if you recall the words of our secretary of defense last week and words of the chairman of the joint chiefs who said that should be kept in place. so there's some big issues here that the administration is going in runaround by going right now to the security council and saying the united nations should lift this in advance of congress with its responsibility of reviewing this document, it looks as though the administration is trying to have the united nations act before