amara. >> thank you, sara. let's go to gaza, as you said, once again in the cross hairs and that's where john vause is monitoring the elements. john, what's the view from where you are? >> well just i'll take some of that information that sara had about the death toll. we're told by palestinian officials that so far today five people have been killed. including three on what appears to be an israeli air strike on a mosque south of here. palestinian officials are digging through the rubble trying to find out anybody who may have been alive. so far pulling out three bodies. two others killed by air strikes while riding motor bikes and may be an indication farce the israelis are concerned these were palestinian militants, though that has not been confirmed. we know overnight, as sara said that the israelis have been hitting a number of targets here in gaza. but the rocket fire coming out of gaza seems to be relatively small. we've had five rockets fired from gaza today into israel and mostly that seems to be comin

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lee name the only difference between the two experiments is that wall of sara lee study observed the rats over two years one santa study and it at ninety days in the rats were still healthy yet one study lives on in the journal for all of eternity and the other was delegated to. the trash now thankfully one hundred fifty scientists all over the world condemned the food and chemical toxicology for its decision citing the disturbing level of monetary interests influencing the science and as dr michael hansen a senior scientist at consumers union and guest on this show said last year there's only three reasons to retract the paper one clear evidence that the findings are unreliable due to misconduct that is data fabrication or honest error to plagiarism or redundant publication three on ethical research and the letter that the editor of food and chemical toxicology dr wallace has sent to dr sara lee mean they admitted that they found no problem with plagiarism on ethical research or data fabrication now thankfully the work of these scientists to bring to light the disturbing story of th

sara, we appreciate your reporting. >> all right. let's go now to gaza, which is once again in the crosshairs, and that's where our john vause is standing by live, monitoring the developments. john, we heard from sara the cease-fire ended, fire, the fighting resumed. and again, the death toll ticking up. what have you been seeing over the past few hours? >> reporter: well, amara, it's actually relatively quiet this morning on this saturday. there is still the sound of israeli drones overhead. but this is gaza, and there is always the sound of israeli drones overhead. there is also the occasional sound of an israeli jet as it passes by. but there was a number of loud explosions echoing across gaza city into the early hours of this morning. and with israel's military continuing to pound gaza and militants still firing those rockets into israel, both sides it seems are showing no signs of returning to those peace negotiations in cairo anytime soon. especially after that cease-fire ended on friday. as the clock ticked down to the end of

look at what sara haines was doing not long ago. this is sara doing the inexplicable. up in "pop news." ron, you missed this because i think you were getting makeup or something. so anyway we'll explain that in "pop news" but we di want to start on a serious and rather strange note. we've got a story about a cold case cracked apparently thanks to a children's toy. police in utah say they've solved a decades old murder with the help of legos. abc's aditi roy is in our los angeles bureau with more on that. aditi, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it's the fascinating story. investigators say it took them 23 years to catch a break in this cold case. the game-changing clues, new dna evidence and lego toys that were found at the crime scene. investigators say the fingerprints on these colorful play things helped them bring charges finally in a decades long murder. the lego bricks belonging to 78-year-old lucille johnson's grandson were found laying on the floor of her home where authorities say johnson was hit in the head and strangled to death in 1991. >

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>> yes, ron, ron. >> sara, go sara. time for "pop news." >> and that's why i like him.use up any of my time. >> the irrepressible sara haines from iowa. >> we have food and sea lions today. first up in "pop news" -- a big apology. it involves one of the most annoying things about surfing the internet. those annoying pop-up ads. i think that, whoa. there it is. get it. get it off the screen. st?. pt h an co eth we ways to get advertg t all kw about the cronut.thprf it.s ?>> the.ly on reweet dan i ch we pretty much he tuchat 6n just did, that hot little number will be snapped up and hard to get your hands on. >>> today is black cat appreciation day. we have special guests. kaylee, moonlight, and midnight. though some people say black cats are not as adoptable, the aspca says that's a myth. people love cats, whatever shade they come in. these three will be adoptable as soon as they're old enough to leave the shelter. >> how about you? how about you? >> i have two chi-chis. they would eat these things. >> your chihuahuas would eat these cats? >> an appetizer. >> nature's pe

research and if that weren't enough sara lee. takes the unusual step of her via a separate commentary on the conflicts of interest led to their original retraction he points out that mere months before this isn't food and chemical toxicology hired a new assistant editor for biotechnology richard goodman well it just so happens that richard goodman worked at a certain multinational agro chemical company for seven years you guessed it on santo. listen it's one thing to launch a p.r. battle in defense of your product but it's another thing entirely to allow politics to dictate science this is a public health issue that people deserve to know so well the findings of the study are definitely not something to be celebrated the fact that sara lee and his team were able to overcome every corporate obstacle imaginable and republish this vitally important piece of research is a scientific victory for us all. i talked a lot on the show but the surveillance state here in the us and the ever expanding powers are governments willing to grant a

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this is sara. i'm an the border. the israeli/gaza border.y disturbing, the world is, by the number of palestinian civilians that have been killed in gaza. we've heard from israel. they talked about potentially going to something like a quiet for quiet type of scenario which, obviously is not a cease d ceasefire scenario. but they've said they'll not be any quiet for quiet as long as israeli soldiers are on its territory. with the number of civilians being killed there in gaza and hamas knowing that they do not have the kind of firepower to fight israel, israel has a better military apparatus, what do you say to that, and are the palestinians, the authority in ramallah, are they talking to hamas saying, go for quiet for quiet so that the civilians can try to go back and live their lives, at least bury the dead? >> the big problem is not this issue of quiet for quiet because there has never been quiet. each and every cease-fire arrangement that has ever been reached has been broken by the israelis. in this cycle of not having quiet and demandi

sara sidner joining us now. thank you so much for your live reporting. >> all right. so let's turn now to mustafa barghouti in gaza city. he is the founder of the palestinian national initiative and a member of the palestinian assembly. it's great to have you on. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> now, as we heard from sara's report, clearly the fighting is continuing. but we have to say the fighting started up again after rockets were fired from gaza into israel around the time the 72-hour cease-fire was coming to an end on friday. so i have to ask you, what is the point of these rocket attacks? i mean, five people reportedly killed in gaza. so clearly this is only adding to the suffering of the civilians. >> you are repeating exactly the israeli narrative. and it's time for you to see the reality as it is. don't accept whatever the israeli says as it is. first of all, israel broke the cease-fire and not palestinians. and there was an end of the cease-fire because israel is refusing to negotiate. one very interesting thing is that they are refusing to send the

sara is all o over the story. much more on that coming up. >>> we begin with dangerous labor day weekend weather. it's sending summer out with a bang. flood waters are spoiling celebrations. big games have been canceled. right now, millions of people are in the bull's eye of severe storms. linzie janis has the latest. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, paula. the first part of the holiday weekend already a washout for millions of americans. parts of louisiana saw nearly eight inches of rain saturday. kentucky, five inches. those rains triggering dangerous flooding. and it's not over yet. some 40 million people are in the threat zone for more severe weather today. overnight, flash flooding and lightning. dampening the holiday weekend for millions across the southeast. in alabama, mississippi, louisiana, heavy rain turning roads and rushing rivers. residents wading to safety. this man was in the process of repairing his lake george, louisiana, home from the last flood. now it's submerged again. his nei

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. >> sara knows. >> accuweather is coming up when have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a governor who stands up for the middle class for a change. >>> meteorologist, karen rogers is back inside now with the accuweather forecast. >> i didn't want to come back inside, it's that nice out there. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the region and you know what? we are looking good out there, we are dry and have a beautiful day with lots of sunshine, and feeling good right now, lets go outside and show you what is looks like now, we were out earlier with the acts cam, look at the sunshine in fairmount park, not a cloud in the sky there, now that it's the afternoon hours we see a couple of fair weather clouds

sara sidner was at the border today. what did you say where you were, sara? >> reporter: we saw quite 0 a bit of troop movement, plenty of tanks, actually troops moving a little bit back from the gaza border. we also talked to quite a few people that live there on the border, as rockets actually went over our heads during the initial cease-fire that israel called for today but that hamas rejected. there was plenty of action going on, although for a couple of hours it was quiet. i don't know if you know horace hill, wolf, but when you're there looking over gaza, there was quiet for two hours and sirens sounding in places along the southern israel border. we also talked to quite a few people who were concerned about their children but had gotten so tired of having them sort of holed up in the house they decided to take a chance and take them out to the play groupeds today. but still just overhead while we were at one of those playgrounds, the sound of rocket fire and the iron dome firing off and intercepting that. we've also heard in the last hour and a half or

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, in the news this noon, a local volunteer firefighter faces arson charges. we'll have edales in a live report. >> and more troubles for atlantic city, its newest casino announced it will be closing its doors. >> but the big story this after floon is rain and the oh pension for flooding around the region today. sky 6 hd looking at a cloudy, dreary center city skyline. the sunny skies we have enjoyed are now gone. lets head down to the jersey shore and look at cape may, you can see rain drops on the camera, the shore will get on and off precipitation throughout the day. you'll need the rain gear because you can encounter drenching downpours any time during this tuesday. meteorologist, karen rogers is here for david at the "action news" big board. >> hi rick, you know we were looking at that camera shot in cape may, and people are still on the beach but now is the time to pack it in. we have rain there in cape may, as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have nothing more than a sprinkle or

>> sara sidner, stay safe, sara. if something happens we'll get back to you. >>> i want to spacewalk to spokesman mr. hamdan. president obama blames you and says only you can end the violence by returning the soldier. you've been saying all day you don't know if any of your people in the field have the soldier. how do you not know this now? it's been 16 hours. quite honestly, it sounds like you're stalling. >> well, excuse me, i want to talk directly to president obama. i'm sorry to hear you saying that today, mr. obama. i expected you to be more fair, more balanced. this soldier was missed while he was killing our citizens, civilians in their houses. before his being missed, 20 palestinians civilians were killed. after that another 50 palestinians were killed. and we've said clearly we don't have information. just few minutes ago, released a press release saying they have lost their contact with the group which was fighting on the ground, and they believe the group was killed by an air strike. so until now, we don't

hi sara. >> that is right, we are here with police commissioner charles ramsey and all of his deputy commission unders they are on 6abc.com answering all of your crime related questions about crime prevention, this is national night out, an even dedicated to crime prevention and building the relationship between law enforcement and the community. that is what this is about tonight. there are a lot of high-profile cases in the news, unfortunately involving children and corruption indictment involving philadelphia police officers, commissioner ramsey is typing away answering your questions already. commissioner what kind of questions are you seeing from our viewers, what can you offer them. >> it's a variety of questions, a lot to do with recruiting and the most recent corruption scandal. so we are just getting started i'm sure we'll get a lot of questions. >> national night out is about building the relationships with the community. >> first tuesday every august, tonight of course we'll have events taking place across the city and one thing we wanted to do tonight is this web chat. th

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon, parents, students and teachers gathered to call for more funding for philadelphia schools. >> and a raging overnight fire destroyed a home while the family was on vacation. >> but the big story is breaking news, a two star army general is killed in an attack west of kabul afghanistan. the incident happened at camp karga. he is the highest ranking military official to ever be killed in the war in afghanistan. 15 others were wounded in the attack. and half of them were americans, it happened when someone in an afghan army uniform snuck on to the base. a brigadier general was also wounded in the attack. stay with abc news for updates throughout the day. >>> the son of a local congressman is awaiting a court hearing after surrendering to authorities on fraud and tax charges. only "action news" was there when he arrived at the courthouse. vernon odom joins us live now with the detail. >> reporter: sara today's developments come after a two and a half year investigation that incl

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environmental policy at rutgers university jeff tiddle is the director of the new jersey sierra club sara bloom vice president of energy at the new jersey business and industry association and finally mark warner director of energy at sustainable jersey i want to thank all of you for joining us and folks throughout this program you're gonna see important websites that have very important information let me ask you something mark this whole question by the way sustainable jersey is? it's a not for profit based at the college of new jersey that helps local institutions make their towns more sustainable very well said now here's the thing as we're getting ready for this show i'm thinking to myself okay we're connecting the issue of renewable energy with the environment right? what is that connection? the connection is primarily greenhouse gasses associated with climate change but also other health and environmental effects ozone particulates but in addition it connects with job anenergy security as we're seeing in europe in relationship between the use of fuel and the events on the ground th

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sara smile, my nickname for her. we begin in the world of sports.evastating injury or one of the nba's biggest stars. paul george goes to defend a layup. a fast break layup ends up smashing into the backboard. very nasty, gruesome. the post, ended up snapping his right leg in a 90-degree angle. it happened during a scrimmage game for team usa. the coach mike krzyzewski says the league and players are coming together behind george. >> to me in moments like this, family or brotherhood shows it's hard, it shows it's tough. >> really nasty injury. he jupts went successful leg surgery and likely to miss all of the upcoming season. >>> overseas to the conflict in the middle east. overnight, a new round of bombings taking aim at 200 targets in gaza. this as the idf searches for an israeli soldier they believe was kidnapp kidnapped. he may have been killed it a clash with its fighters and comes as the senate approved a $225 million package to repleni replenish!'s missile defense, primarily the iron dome. >>> the controversial death of a new york city man al

sara, how often are you doing that? taking cover, you know, we've heard a lot about the missiles going off every day. some of them go far away from residential areas. how often have they come close to where you are or where other israelis will have to flee from them and take cover? >> today's been a little different than some of the other days. these rockets are spread out throughout southern israel and the alarms and sirens go off. you're not hearing the sound of a screaming siren, you're hearing in hebrew red alert and depends on where you are. we certainly saw the result of where it looked like it may have been a rocket and mortar fall somewhere, as well. and there is a military installation in that area. they were quite calm during the first time that we saw a mortar fall. nobody running and scrambling. these are soldiers that are really close to the border. about 100 to 200 meters from gaza. and they have sort of become quite used to this. on the other hand, the residence where we were, very much closer to ashkelon

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i know sara haines feels the same way. even ron claiborne. >> i'm very excited. >> okay. >> faris and harris. 15 seconds into the know. we knew that would happen. i'm so thrilled to work alongside what i believe to be the best tv team in all of the world, not just in front of the camera but for all those people working diligently behind the camera and so grateful for this opportunity. this is going to be a fun ride. >> we're happy to have you. >>> coming up, a get to know you session with paula looking back at her career in news, her three years of -- >> do we have to? >> yes, at abc news. we have footage of my play date with paula's three children. >> i was hazed. by her three kids. >> you were wearing a suit. >> i happened to have been coming from the office. i'm going to send you the dry cleaning bills. but first, partner, want to kick us off. >> i sure will. thank you so much. >>> we start with that breaking news. u.s. warplanes bombing militant targets in iraq. dramatic new video showing those massive explosions aimed

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, sara bloomquist is off and in the news, a discovery that could change the fight against breast cancer and a new jersey mother charged in a cold case murder, details of her arrest in florida. >>> but the big story is a deadly crime spree that began with a murder in drexel hill. kenneth killed his wife in their home and took their two young sons. they were found safe and the man turned the gun on himself. lets go to john rawlins in the drexel neighborhood where it all started. >> reporter: this was a domestic murder that turned into an amber alert. >> a neighbor heard an altercation and gunshot coming from the upstairs left apartment and police arrived and found kristina corrigan dead. >> the second floor apartment was the body of a woman probably in her 30s, white woman, looks like she is either stabbed or shot. maybe one gunshot wound to the head. >> neighbors told police that the man was, possibly her husband keith, was seen leaving with the two little boys. >> one boy said, is mommy dead, is mommy

also nbc's sara dalap covering this story for us on the ground. we of course will bring you all the latest as we get information on the developments there at emory. let's go right now to the big breaking hours from the middle east. as israel continues its bombardment of gaza in response to the apparent capture of one of its soldiers, the palestinian death toll has climbed to more than 1,670. hamas' military wing says it never captured the soldier. it bleaelieves the 23-year-old officer may have been killed in a battle with hamas fighters it joining me now, saeb erakat, just returning from his meeting with khaled meshaal, the leader of hamas. sir, thank you for joining me. >> thank you, alex. >> all right. let's talk about what news you heard from khaled meshaal this week. the question to you asked, where does he stand on things right now? >> as a matter of fact, i spend two nights in doha. i was in touch with president abbas of course, with the egyptian foreign minister. i was with the qatari foreign minister and with mr. kerry, the secretary of s