her body found buried in the sand.ere's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, maryland authorities trying to figure out how 30-year-old ashley o'connor died. her body found by beachgoers in ocean city just before dawn monday. >> my beach operator is telling me all they can see is an arm sticking out of the sand. they think they have a deceased body. >> reporter: forensic investigators waist deep in the hole where she was discovered, digging for clues. o'connor who is from texas was vacationing with her parents who last heard from her around 2:30 a.m. monday. >> we have a policy about holes in the sand because of the danger of collapse. so a hole cannot be deeper than knee deep to the smallest person. >> reporter: accidents like this are rare. researchers say in the past ten years worldwide, there have been 31 incidents of people dying when recreational holes in the sand collapse in on them. and just tonight, the medical examiner's office telling us o'connor's death was accidental. the cause, asphyxiation and suffoc

the woman's body buried in the sand. how long was she there, and did she fall into a hole dug in the sand? >>> and record heat on tap. tonight, news coming in of lightning strike this is evening. at least three people hit. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on about tuesday night, and we begin with that white house admission today that president trump did, in fact, help his son, don junior, write that response, that explanation as to why don junior and several others met with that russian lawyer in trump tower. we learned the president worked on don junior's statement while on air force one while he and the first lady were traveling back from the g20, but the president's personal attorney repeatedly said the president had nothing to do with don junior's statement. why the changing story? abc's chief white house correspondent, cecilia vega, leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, an admission from the white house -- president trump himself helped craft his son's first statement about that infamous tru

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a theory is she fell in a hole dug in the sand. the sand collapsed around her. that is just a theory at this point. that danger is why lifeguards don't allow deep holes. >> we have a policy in ocean city about the hole in the sand because of the danger of collapse. the hole cannot be smaller than knee deep for the smallest person. brad: it was a sad site as the beach turned to crime scene. all day, investigators working to recover the body and any evidence. >> not a good day in this part of ocean city, that's for sure. brad: no, not a good day at all. coming up at 5:00, we will tell you about a second death at the exact same spot at the beach yesterday. second street. this one happening out in very rough surf. after the lifeguards had left the beach. as you heard the person say, it was not a good day yesterday at the beach. brad bell, abc7 news. alison: today movers arrive in moscow. u.s. embassy staffers are beginning to clear out as russia retaliates against new sanctions. the russian foreign ministry made the announcement friday. today was the deadline for st

dunes , sand dunes or build a sand dune you will have a beautiful sunrise. >> that is so stunning look at that down the shore. >> in which to work. >> but that is a live shot in mar gate, they are building dunes and you know it will rain, it will rain. >> concern that they will get that horrible pond ago this they had and people thought it was dangerous and dirty and they are were calling it lake christie. steve keeley was there down at the beach and already showing thaws they had some of the trucks that were moving and working already, steve. >> reporter: you wouldn't see this sunrise if you weren't standing on top of the dune that was the initial complaint because if you are on the first floor of these beach front homes you cannot see over it. this will make a nice ski mountain in the wintertime for you folks in margate looking at an advantage of this thing but as we look at this sunrise and we have a few more moments to enjoy it, i will put in another request for your vocal harmonyies to morning has broken. >> morning has broken. >> like the first morning, black bird -- i cannot sin

you are on sand so it is a bit tricky. there is a nice physicality in rugby.tell you what, ten minutes is absolutely exhausting running up and down on the sand. but at least there isa down on the sand. but at least there is a quick way to cool off. mike bushell, bbc news, poole. that reminds me of vladimir putin. it did look good! the weather was a bit better! you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: usain bolt has failed to win his final individual 100 metre race at the world athletics championships. the eight time 0lympic champion came third, with america'sjustin gatlin taking gold. an independent review into the cost of energy has been launched just days after british gas increased electricity prices by 12.5% for three million customers. also coming up in the programme... he's the three time 0lympian who also holds down a full time job in greggs, and he's a dad to six—year—old twins! no wonder the sri lankan marathon runner is thinking about retiring from athletics. we'll meet him later. let's ta ke let's take a look at the we

woman died. >> my beach operate ser telling me that all they can see is an arm sticking out of the sand. they think they have a deceased body. >> reporter: ashley o'connor from texas was vacationing in ocean city with her parents. her family last seeing her around 2:30 a.m. monday. that's when police say she was walking on the beach alone and may have fallen into or possibly sat down in a hole dug by anot >> we have a policy in ocean city about holes in the sand because of the danger of collapse. >> reporter: for nearly ten hours monday investigators standing waist deep in the sand where o'connor was found searching for clues. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> this morning another airline is facing backlash over treatment of its passengers. flyers on board an air transit flight say they were forced to wait on the tarmac in ottawa for six hours without power, air-conditioning or even water. the brussels to montreal flight was diverted there due to storms. at one point a desperate passenger even called 911. airport officials say they had both a gate and stairs ready but the airline nev

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thirty year old ashley o'connor fell into a hole someone dug in the sands there , and was burried aliveadly is not unheard of. beach-goers, who dig, don't know holes can quickly cave in and trap those inside. >> the body singing one moment quickly encapsulated in the sand another moment. >> i think it is all about just keeping an eye on your children, you know, if you are walking away from what you are digging, make sure you fill it back in. >> records show collapsing sand is actually killed 31 people world-wide in the last decade. >> that's horrible. severe weather forces the popular music festival lola palooza to wrap up quickly in chicago, around 9:00 last night, heavy thunderstorms ended day one of the four day festival, about an hour earlier than expected. over 170 act are booked for the send, 400,000 people are expected to attend the festival over the weekend. >> well, lorde was about to perform when the show was postponed, she tweeted this saying they've told us we can't play. i had the most spectacular show planned for you, and i promise i will come back to play it as soon as i

under a new law four tourists have been given fines of 1,000 euros for trying to take the sand.me for hardtalk.

: for nearly ten hours monday investigators standing waist deep in the sand where o'connor was foundhing for clues. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> this morning another airline is facing backlash over treatment of its passengers. flyers on board an air transit flight say they were forced to wait on the tarmac in ottawa for six hours without power, air-conditioning or even water. the brussels to montreal flight was diverted there due to storms. at one point a desperate passenger even called 911. airport officials say they had both a gate and stairs ready but the airline never gave the green light to deplane. >>> in san francisco authorities are trying to find out why a 127-year-old opened the hurricane's emergency door moments after landing. the copa airlines jet from panama city was still moving as he slid down the wing, jumped onto the tarmac and started running. fellow passengers say he appeared anxious during the flight. police quickly arrived on the scene and arrested him. unclear if the teen will face charges. >>> we do have new video of the moment a lightning strike hit an

an investigation in after a woman's body was found buried in teh sand. the body was spotted on the beach near second street early yesterday morning. she's been identified as a 30-year-old woman vacationing from texas. police have not said how she died but expect to have autopsy results in the next few days. a maryland man accused in a road rage shooting in alexandria is expected in court toda happened july 19th on a short connector road between eisenhower avenue and the beltway. authorities say ernest stickell shot and wounded a woman, after she boxed him in with her s-u-v. stick'-ell is charged with malicious wounding, and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. friends of two local brothers who are here illegally from el salvador are upset that ice plans to deport them. friends of 19-year-old lizandro claros and his brother, diego rallied last night outside homeland security offices in d.c. lizandro was about to attend college in north carolina on a partial soccer scholarship. but friday, during their routine check-in with ice, they were detain

. >>> as for the snap news, it's interesting there's a line being drawn in the sand.nap is the company where that line is happening. you do have other companies continue doing what they do. >> but they have publicly traded other share classes. >> that is the key point there. >>> we get a trio of economic reports. june personal income and spending is out at 8:30 eastern. followed by the july ism manufacturing index and june construction spending, both out at 10:00 a.m as for earnings, look for results from adm, phillips 66, sprint, under armour and xerox before the bell. after the close, we will hear from apple >>> still to come on the show, we're talking about brexit, banks and breadsticks. we're live in london that's straight ahead. >>> as we head to break, look at the best performing s&p sectors in july. telecom, tech and energy led the way. year-to-date, it's tech up 21% tou futures a s ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm morgan brennan along with dominic chu. let's get you up to speed on market action starting in the u.s. with equity futures as

it's quite incredible, the sand. i mean, it'sjust hard crystals, white salt.taste it. ..to one of the wettest. these are areas really for the adventurous traveller. this isn't india on tap. i'm on a quest to find out how history, religion and politics have shaped india. and i also meet the people who call this intriguing and sometimes overwhelming country home. it's going to be an amazing journey. for thousands of years, india found its riches and influence through international trade. and at the heart of this enterprise was the sea. and the state of gujarat, with 1,000 miles of coastline, served as a shipping gateway to africa, arabia and beyond. this is as far west as you can get in india, and it's the mingling of all the influences from overseas that have helped make gujarat what it is today. the region is known as kutch, and its beaches, like here in mandvi, are a popular domestic tourist attraction. but this ancient port town's economy is still anchored in a much older maritime tradition. this is genuinely incredible. i'm in heaven. a huge shipyard with b

the sand creek massacre. it is during the civil war and there is a lot of fighting going on between -- fighting going on. young men are attacking white settlements. many of the older adults are staying home with children. in 1864, militias are gathered in colorado and they slaughter an entire village early in the morning. recognized as shameful almost immediately. this is really way out in the plains of colorado. you can see from the photograph that there is nothing marked. this has disappeared. , this idea ofme of the past worthy of public commemoration in the -- it is very important to keep that in mind in remembering things. thate to remind us all very often these debates revolve around where and what to do. there, what to do here in salem. that is the focus of debate. what about salem? not an expert in salem witchcraft episodes. in many cases, there is great tension going on here between sanctification and obliteration. we know there is something important we need to remember about the salem witchcraft ep

artists have just opened the largest sand scuplture park in china. >>> this definitely takes sand sculptingwhole other level. artists have just opened the largest sand sculpture park in china. it includes 70 different sculptures. the tallest stands at 72 feet. it's all skill and a little bit of luck. glue can be sprayed on to the surfaces of the sculptures once they're finished so they last longer. the park expects tens of thousands of visitors in the next two months. >> do you know how to draw? >> no. >> i wish i did. >> i thought you would. you have a creative mind. and you're left handed. >> i would love to be able to do the kind of sculptor work they do. >>> around the coast, cool, cloudy and low 60s tomorrow. inland, looking at numbers in the mid-80s and temperatures in the bay will be in the low 70s. there is a look at mount diablo. what to my wandering eye did appear but a layer of clouds. i couldn't get that to rhyme. you can see the low clouds out there. concord got up to 80 degrees. san jose, 75 degrees. san francisco, 64. right now, concord is down to 73. and oakland 62. livermor

as we look at sky 6 hd in cape may folks are back in the sand soaking in the sunshine and breakers areeaning business and the period swells of near 10 seconds or so. continue to generate the rip currents, water temperatures, 72 thousand off surf city and atlantic city down to cape may. mid-60s in the bay and down towards rehoboth beach and the water temperatures are inviting and do want to remind you even going into the day tomorrow. the national weather service say that rip currents remain on the moderate side and maybe subsiding during the day tomorrow. when i come back we'll talk about the seven-day forecast and the weekend that starts rocky and gets better. >> thank you. >>> a brand new way of treating cancer, now has the green light from the federal government. it's a method developed with major help from the experts at two local hospitals, rick williams is live now in the newsroom with more on this today. >> hi sharrie, thank you. could be a big break through here the fda approved the first therapy to tackle childhood leukemia, it's new era in cancer care. penn is at the forefron

because it is soft sand, you don't have to worry about landing on your feet. soft sand, you don't haveeaks all the stereotypes of netball, rugby and all that. any level can play, anyone can come in. girls in particular don't care about throwing themselves in the sand. what we do tackling, it's more comfortable to land on the floor.fi is like you are on the beach and you are not in the hall or year—round. beach handball, three steps are many could drop it. it is four aside, plus the keeper. use: the normal way. of course, you are on sam, so it isa way. of course, you are on sam, so it is a bit more tricky. it's a nice physicality of rugby, but some more of the speed and guile that you get with football. you can dive around more. ten minutes and i'm absolutely exhausted. it's running up and down on the sand, it's like treading trea cle. on the sand, it's like treading treacle. but at least there is a quick way of cooling down. mike bushell, bbc news, poole. smart vehicles which are connected to the internet can making life easierfor drivers, allowing them to access maps, travel informatio

the woman's body found buried in the sand. how long was she there and did she simply fall into a hole dug in the sand? >>> and the flash flooding and record heat on tap. tonigh

the beach patrol says recent storms have created uneven sand and sand bars meaning waves are crashingn shallow water causing injuries. but there are ways to reduce your risk. >> we always recommend never put are your back to the waves. always, upping, face the wave. know what's coming, and, you know, the body surfing can be dangerous in those situations. you don't want to, you know, ride at the crest of the wave and then drop in and hit your head on the bottom. >> sea isle city uses red, yellow and green flags to indicate risk to swimmers. if you are worried, you should swim near a green flag. >>> also at the jersey shore police have identified the body found on the beach in atlantic city. authorities say jeffrey wilkins was found near the former revel casino. police are investigating the cause of death. he had been missing since tuesday night. >>> now to the latest from washington, d.c. the white house is trying to stop the leaks. today attorney general jeff sessions announcing a series of investigations into them he's even reviewing guidelines how journalists can be subpoenaed. the

it's quite incredible, the sand. i mean, it'sjust hard crystals, white salt...to one of the wettest. these are areas really for the adventurous traveller. this isn't india on tap. i'm on a quest to find out how history, religion and politics have shaped india. and i also meet the people who call this intriguing and sometimes overwhelming country home. it's going to be an amazing journey. for thousands of years, india found its riches and influence through international trade. and at the heart of this enterprise was the sea. and the state of gujarat, with 1,000 miles of coastline, served as a shipping gateway to africa, arabia and beyond. this is as far west as you can get in india, and it's the mingling of all the influences from overseas that have helped make gujarat what it is today. the region is known as kutch, and its beaches, like here in mandvi, are a popular domestic tourist attraction. but this ancient port town's economy is still anchored in a much older maritime tradition. this is genuinely incredible. i'm in heaven. a huge shipyard with boats and s

she somehow wound up in a deep sand hole early sunday morning. her death has been ruled an accident. but police say it's not clear whether she fell in or whether she jumped in. >> now, sand deaths are actually more common than you may think. that surprised us to learn this. study at the new england journal of medicine found there were more than 50 cases of sand burials nationwide. a lot of it has to do with how quickly you can suffocate in sand, brain damage can kick in as quickly as three minutes after being buried. ocean city has rules about how deep these sand holes can be. >> megan from our news partner wtop is with us this afternoon and megan, let's start with that, the rules, i wasn't sure there were rules about digging holes in the beach in ocean city. >> a lot of people don't know about it, apparently, it's a long-standing rule, i spoke with the beach patrol and they say there's no question a rule was broken here. i spoke with investigators who say it will be weeks before they know if ashley o'connor was under any kind of influence, if sh

roughly two hours later, her body was found buried in the sand with one arm exposed.l into a hole dug by other vacationers. >> we have a policy in ocean city about holes in the sand because of danger the hole cannot be deeper than knee-deep. >> her death appears to be accidental, but nothing has been ruled out. >> and that's a very popular area for many people in d.c. to go on the weekend. not the sort of news anybody wants to hear in that area. >> no, definitely not. >>> when we come back, baby got back unlike you've ever heard it before. trust. >> "the skinny"'s next . is scas left to rememb... what. she washed this like a month ago! the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents across your entire laundry routine. ♪ ♪ who'll run the world ♪ girls >> so bow down. shall we say? it is skinny time. and like many of "the skinny"s, we begin with beyonce. >> queen bey is looking to expand her empire. >> it's not big enough. >> no, a world. reported to bloomberg, she is interested in buying her hometown's basketball team or at least a portion of it. >> no

this also happens to events like sand creek. this is my son andrew reading a plaque at the base of a civil war monument at the statehouse in denver, colorado and this was memorial put up in 1809 honoring the great heroic battles of colorado troops. listed on that monument is the battle of sand creek. in 1999, the senate finally passed a resolution and said, we thisot going to take down memorial, but we are going to describe the fact -- there is no way we can describe sand creek as a battle. it needs to be described as a massacre. it is really quite striking. maybe it is something that could be mirrored here in salem. the cheyenne have created a spiritual healing run that is run every year around thanksgiving, close to when you massacre occurred. had thert where they sand creek massacre site and they run to denver. they use that as a way of talking through some of these issues about memory. so what makes salem different? i do not have to say very much. i just grabbed a few illustrations of that which imagery. "hopeless focus -- "

. >>> it was -- a woman found dead buried in the sand last month in ocean city. we expect to learn more about the investigation into her death when police hold a news conference. a medical examiner has said ashley o'connor suffocated. she was a 30-year-old newlywed from texas. she was discovered when someone saw her hand sticking out of the sand. >>> as we enter the last days of summer vacation, you might want to take a look at this. it's a photo that really could keep a lot of people out of the water. >> you are looking at a shark bite on a surfer's paddle board. the shark just missed his arm in cape cod. racing out of the water to warn a nearby surf class. he can't believe his luck. >> it's not like i see the fin coming at me. i never saw the shark come. >> this is the problem. you don't see it coming. the surfer is okay. he even said he plans to get back into the water as soon as there are waves. you can't keep them away. i'm telling you, people who love to surf and be in the ocean -- see, i like the sand and the sound of the ocean. >> this is not the first ti

sand creek massacre. this is in a period, it's during the civil war, there is also a lot of fighting going on in the frontier between cheyenne and arapahoe. the cultures are breaking down at this point. the young men are attacking white settlements. many of the older adults are staying home with children. at this period it escalates in the fall of 1864. militias are gathered in colorado and they go out and slaughter an entire village of cheyenne and arapahoe early in the morning, a defenseless settlement that thought it was under the protection of the u.s. army. this was recognized as shocking and shameful, almost immediately. and if you go there now there is a national parks service site. when i went there there wasn't. i nearly destroyed a rental car getting out to take that photograph. this is really way out in the plains of colorado. and you can see from the photograph there is nothing marked. there are no names on the map. this has really disappeared. this reminds me, i think, this -- the -- john gar

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— issuing fines of 1,000 euros for trying take sand, stones or seashells home.tay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk. theresa may promises the european court ofjustice will not have a direct say over british affairs post brexit. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. samsung electronics unveils the note eight, their successor to number seven which was famous for catching fire. we look at how singapore is catering to higher demand for end of life care. good morning, asia, hello world. it's thursday, glad you could join us. we start off with samsung electronics and south korea's smart phone giant is trying to wipe the slate clean with their latest device, the note eight. its predecessor gained notoriety from exploding batteries. recall is cost the company around 5 billion us dollars. i spoke about the safety of the latest device. we subject all of oui’ the latest device. we subject all of our devices to strenuous testing, we have used that and we are confident in our product delivery. is going to be the most expensive mainst

it claimed to be the largest single sand sculpture in the world so far.he artwork stands more than 85 feet high. that is amazing. >> um-hmm. >> all right. chelsea one last check of the forecast before we go. >> nicer weather as we head into tomorrow. sunshine, high temperature of 8. partly cloudy skies on monday. 86 on tuesday with some sun and nice day on wednesday. a little warmer. >> thank you so much chelsea. thank you for joining us tonig tonight. i'm natasha brown. for leslie, chelsea, we appreciate you being with us and we're always on at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. growing up as the youngest of six brothers. - they was beat down, man. we grow up hard. pops was like the street guy. he was street smart. he was more the disciplinarian, he was more physical. he felt like you just had, you just had to work your way through circumstances.

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i've just come back from a long trip to the tar sands in canada for hardtalk.ou? it fascinates me, because you have a young prime minister, justin trudeau, who has signed up to the paris climate change agreement, he says he will cut canadian emissions by 35%, yet at the same time he is supporting the expansion of the tar sands. clearly, within decades, you're going to be, if not the biggest, the second—biggest oil producer in the world, if current trends continue. maybe, maybe not. i don't think he has supported the expansion of the tar sands as such. he has supported a pipeline. the two go together. some would say that. there is some debate possible pot do you worry about canada ? debate possible pot do you worry about canada? i worry all the time about canada? i worry all the time about everything! next question. if you are going to do that, if you are going to continue with the carbon fuels, you have to think of other ways in which you can cut emissions oi’ ways in which you can cut emissions or absorb carbon, and they are going to have to start thinking abo

it claimed to be the largest single sand sculpture in the world so far.rtwork stands more than 85 feet high. that is amazing. >> um-hmm. >> all right. chelsea one last check of the forecast before we go. >> nicer weather as we head into tomorrow. sunshine, high temperature of 8. partly cloudy skies on monday. 86 on tuesday with some sun and nice day on wednesday. a little warmer. >> thank you so much chelsea. thank you for joining us tonig tonight. i'm natasha brown. for leslie, che morning, baker. morning, sir. how are you feeling? better. thank you. there's a decision to be made. i'm afraid there is. detective reagan and officer reagan are both scheduled to work today. you asked me not to request changes. so you didn't. good. a.d.a. reagan has a deposition. wheels of justice have to turn. yes, sir. compstat's scheduled to end at 1300 hours, and your subsequent meeting with the mayor has been postponed, again. who postponed last time? the mayor did, sir. last two times. but you instructed me not to push back in the absence of a burning issue. and you cou

fans filled the sand to take in the rough riders lineup. >> it's a beautiful setup. nice. i hope we miss the rain. >> reporter: the rain did hold off. >> couldn't be happier with the turnout. >> reporter: some of the biggest cheers for the youngsters, members of the girls and boys club of atlantic city. tonight they got sneakers and with proceeds from the binge pink concert last month, a $30,000 donation. but that wasn't the only giveaway. a lot of these fans got in for free because they're locals. a way for the city to say thank you. >> the response was overwhelming. >> reporter: the mayor ran the numbers for us and told us two of these concerts brings in $22 million for the city. crowds like this helpings to diversify the city's economy beyond gambling. >> people have been coming all day. you stay with your family, have a great concert. >> reporter: visitors telling us they'll be back. >> enjoyed the sand and the sun and all the good stuff. the ocean, the nice breeze and all that. >> reporter: the city says this all be cleaned up and ready for beachgoers by the mor

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they will be out on the sand for part of the concert tonight. drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> now to the latest on a deadly crash that involve d a montgomery county sheriffs deputy. the driver ran a red light and crash ed into the deputy. the impact set the car into a tree on the front lawn of a real estate business. police tell us the driver had sped away tr officers responding to calls about suspicious activity. one person in the car was killed. four others were hurt. along with the deputy. witnessesen couldn't believe what they were seeing. >> i was really confused. i thought i was dreaming when i heard the bang. everybody just told me what happened. the intersection is open after being closed for more than eight hours. >>> we're getting our first look at a man charged in his wife's death. on his wife was tound dead in their become yard. her body badly beat b. he killed his wife and try edie make it look like a drowning. >>> to washington where changes could be coming to the u.s. strategy on the war this afghanistan. according to an exclusive nb

the sand creek massacre. this is in a time, during the civil war and there is a lot of fighting going on. on the frontier. and arapaho -- young men are attacking white settlements. many of the older adults are staying home with children. it escalates in 1864, militias are gathered in colorado and they slaughter an entire village early in the morning. a defenseless settlement that thought it was under the protection of the u.s. army. this was recognized as shameful almost immediately. if you go there now there is a national park service site but when i went there there was not. i nearly destroyed a rental car taking a photograph. [laughter] this is really way out in the plains of colorado. you can see from the photograph that there is nothing marked. no names on the maps. this has disappeared. this reminded me, this idea of shaping of the past worthy of public commemoration in the present is -- it is very important to keep that in mind in remembering things. as a geographer, i have to remind us all that very o

this also happens to events like sand creek. so this is -- this is my son andrew reading a plaque that's at the base of a civil war monument in front of the state house in denver, colorado. this was a civil war memorial that was put up in 1909 honoring the great battles, the heroic battles of colorado troops in the civil war. listed on that monument is the battle of sand creek. in 1999, the senate finally passed a resolution. they said we're not going to take down this memorial, but we are going to describe the fact that we have thought carefully about this and there's no way we can describe sand creek as a battle. it really needs to be described as a massacre and is really quite striking. and from that has grown an event -- maybe it's something that could be mirrored here in salem, is the cheyenne and arapaho have created a spiritual healing run every year around thanksgiving which is when the massacre occurred. they started the sa ee eed -- s sand creek massacre state and they run to wyoming. that is used as a way of talking t

. >> beach operator is telling me that all they can see is an arm sticking out of the sand.ink they have a deceased body. >> ashley o'connor was vacationing in ocean city with her parents her family last seeing her around 2:30 a.m. monday. that's when police say she was walking on the beach alone and may have fallen into or possibly sat down in a hole dug by another vacationer. >> we have a policy in ocean city about holes in the sand because of the danger of collapse. >> for nearly 10 hours monday, investigators standing waste deep in the sand where o'connor was that found searching for clues. we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look, linsey janis this abc news, new york. ♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. america runs on dunkin'. atmore than one flavor, oruch texture, or color.ing. a good clean salad is so much more than green. and with panera catering, more for your event. panera. food as it should be. you'dre