that sid had suspected that thayne smika was stealing cocaine from sid.hat thayne smika that night didn't have the cocaine or the money to give back to sidney wells. >> i'm the father of a college student, and i think it would be very naive to not think that your college-aged son might be trying recreational drugs. he might sell recreational drugs here or there. it's not a reason for someone to kill sid wells. it's not a reason for police not to investigate this case. sid wells was murdered in cold blood. that's what this case is about. >> at this stage of the investigation, thayne smika is the focus. based on the note that thayne smika had left his roommates, the police were able to locate him in akron, colorado, which is where thayne's parents were living at the time. >> this will be a taped interview with thayne last name smika. >> mr. smika did not appear to be particularly nervous, didn't appear to be too surprised that the detectives were there, certainly wasn't surprised to learn that his roommate had been killed. there was no emotion shown by mr.

thayne was due to pay sid $300 he was going to take to his mother.hing in that envelope. >> what was interesting to the police was that there were a number of small spots of blood found underneath the note that thayne wrote. >> it appeared that the note from thayne to sid and sam in the envelope was placed there after mr. wells was shot. >> the note from thayne said he was going to go visit his family in akron, colorado. so the detectives drove the two hours to question him. >> mr. smika did not appear to be particularly nervous. didn't appear to be too surprised the detectives were there. certainly wasn't surprised to learn that his roommate had been killed. >> police returned with a warrant several days later and found a 20 gauge shotgun in the back of a closet. the same type of weapon that killed sid. >> i remember feeling at the time that we probably had our man. >> we heard thayne had been arrested, we were elated, we're going to get the rest of the story now and find out what happened to sid. >> i had a feeling of relief that we had had solved

clinton discussing classified information with sid blumenthal and sid blumenthal was not an employeent. he was her friend and she and her husband's former fixer. the guy that, did what people on both sides of the aisle do, make your opponents look bad. he is a political guy but when she stated in her famous or infamous 15-minute press conference at the u.n. where she revealed that she was using her husband's server, the sum of her friends from time to time emailed her. she obviously grossly understated her relationship to blumenthal. blumenthal is significant for the following reason. she wanted to hire him as her special counselor in the state department. the president of the united states who had been victimized by sid's vicious attacks, when he then, senator obama was running again then senator clinton for the democratic nomination said no. you will not hire this guy. so she had the clinton foundation hire him. he emailed her and provided her with classified information and information about what was going on the frowned in benghazi, libya. charles: right. >> and she kept that fro

. >> sid wilson is going to be our guest coming up. in full disclosure, i was scheduled to co-host the upcoming miss usa pageant but stepped down in light of the controversy. my co-host cheryl burke stepped down yesterday as well. peter alexander joins me with the latest. peter, how much of this is a blow to donald trump the businessman as opposed to donald trump the presidential candidate? >> specific to macy's, donald trump says this is only a small part of his portfolio, the shirts and ties macy's sells. one of the interesting controversy that's grown from this is trump acknowledged himself today if he were to start a new product line he would make sure those shirts and ties were not made in china, but in the usa, another thing that won't help him in the early primary and caucus states as he tries to solicit republican votes among conservatives there. here's the statement that macy's put out a short time ago. it says in part "we're disappointed and distressed by recent remarks about immigrants from mexico. in light of the statements

i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this saturday july 18. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." philadelphia police search for suspects after a woman is shot in the head. a charred mess, two dozen cars are destroyed after a wildfire jumped a highway in california. how a drone held firefighters at bay. >> you want to head to the jersey shore to seek relief from the soaring heat. meteorologist chris sowers joins us to look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day

she was prohibited from adding friendly sid from her staff. what do they know about this man. what do we need to know about this man. he possibly had his fingerprints on policy in this country. i want to know more about sid. >> what impact did he have in conversing with hillary clinton at the head of the state department? what impact did he have on her decision making? >> that and the dishonesty is the recurring theme. sidney blumenthal was being paid by the clinton foundation20,000 a year and he wasn't doing work for clint on foundation he was doing back door work for hillary clinton at the state department and pretending to be an intelligence genius and have all kind of sources and how much the secretary was paying attention to him and how much it influenced u.s. policy. but the overlay the deception as to what was happening and none of it was true. >> she doesn't follow the directions. my question is what does he know? why is he so important? he must have known something if they were so against her speaking with him. but she found it so important to speak with him. then als

claim sid garner, who claimed there were veterans programs whether he was a white house advisor. >> it's what people sometimes do instead of putting serious resources into solving the problem. let's have a commission, let's have an interagency body. >> reporter: or say an interagency commission on veterans which garner knows too well. >> that's too bad. >> garner a viet flam veteran happens to be a volunteer on the council created by governor jerry brown in 2011. gairn says it's all talk. >> it's been a place where agencies can tell each other what they're doing. it's not yet become a place where there's accountability for whether veterans are being helped. >> "america tonight" obtained this never released draft review of the council answer performance by an overtime board. in it one member is quoted as saying he hasn't seen one boots on the ground accomplishment. another one said, what's being produced? criticism of the group as being slow when it comes to veteran suicide and homelessness. >> what do you think of this? >> it makes me angry as a veteran as a citizen as a former elected o

allegiant sid they had approximately 42 minutes left of fuel remaining. adding to confusion, they found that the pilot operated the plane in a safe manner. the faa says it's still investigating. >>> u.s. fish & wildlife ask asking dr. walter palmer to contact them immediately. a white house petition shows that he received 146,000 signatures. that means there'll be an answer from the administration. >> this petition has reached that threshold, so there will be a forthcoming white house response. >>> but any action for extradition would have to be made by the justice department. >>> the controversial killing of cecil the lion came up on the presidential campaign trial. donald trump was asking afternoon he was asked about his sons. he said his sons loves to hunt, he supports second amendment rights, but he prefers to play golf. >>> a businessman tracks down his device after it fell from a plane mid flight. details in "moneywatch." >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs morning news" by act advance. kills 90% of plaque germs for a fresh clean mouth. does your

those e-mails from sid blumenthal never made their way into the highest levels of discussion. i never saw them until i read them two days ago. they never showed up in a deputy's conversation or principles conversation. i don't know conversation. i don't know if i analyst saw them or not. i will tell you of my analyst did see them they would put absolute no credibility into the information in there because they would have no idea where the information came from. i don't think they are big deal. >> were there and if your man -- e-mails -- were there any viewer e-mails? >> one of the issues about this and you talk about it in your book. i want to read you a section of your book. those arguing against believe by saying there've been a protest. as one of the issues. was their protest before the attack on benghazi or was this a planned terrorism attack whacks those who believe by saying there had been a protest cia and dying conspiracy with the white house were trying to hide the hand of al qaeda in the attack and thereby protect president obama's campaign theme that hugh is tough o

so i think if he survives this month ahead and his party isn't completely sid-the-kid by the vote, i think the creditors will have to give him some slack in order to implement the reforms. if he actually manages to win back their trust, in the end they will have to give him a sweetener and help them implement the reform measures and the reforms that greece needs. >> after what has been a terrifying few weeks for greece and the eurozone with these leaders really playing very, very high stakes indeed, there must be some sighs of relief. but with the other things we have been mentioning, the austerity package looking like it is getting the go-ahead all-around europe. so in sighs of relief. >> absolutely. on one hand you feel that the european partners want greece. after all this angry rhetoric we have been hearing from germany, from the slovacks, and the united kingdom. and the banks are reopening. there is no surprise there. the capital control is still in place. 60 izturis euros a day. we are hearing that the deputy finance minister saying it may be able to go up to 180 euros. they wa

contact with her bff, sid blumenthal. david axelrod and raum emmanuel begging for -- rahm emanuel begging for her address. her advice to wear warm socks to bed. also today, the campaign made it known that it raised $45 million during its first quarter. when it comes to her chances of being president, which will be more significant? e-mail problems or fund-raising? al: the money is impressive but before we talk about that, i think the steady stream of e-mails will embarrass her every time sidney blumenthal is out there. it's going to be draining. i don't think that the benghazi hearings are going to be a big deal. i think trey is on a search and destroy mission. it is not going to really work. in 1983, marines were blown out of their barracks and they were not holding congressional hearings three years later. john: we do not know what will come of the e-mail inquiry and there could be a significant problem that will arise. we see occasions in which e-mails have been asked for by the committee. they had asked for all of the

a controversial ruling removed sid zenship from people with haitian parents. quarter of a million people. >> there is a plan to legalize undocumented foreigners and 300,000 applied. the dominican government says thousands left voluntarily, and it denies departing anyone. but al jazeera spoke to ram lace of asian -- families of haitian dissent would say they have been forced to leave, and seeking to start a new line on the border from where adam raney reports. >> a camp is growing in this dry, desolate landdale. escape -- landscape. in haiti, a few minutes from the bored. most people were living on the other side, working, raising families, many feel they are in a foreign land, one they know little about, where life is hard. for two months this has been home for this man and his wife. the dominican republic say it's not deporting people. >> i was born in the dominican republic, i was coming home from work. immigration authorities grabbed me and deported me to haiti. it's been two months since i last saw my children. >> the couple lived a 3 hour drive from here.

you know she's asking and soliciting advice from sid blumenthal her former aide and adviser who did not get a job at the state department because the white house said absolutely no because he'd been involved they thought, in a lot of rumormongering about candidate barack obama. so he was parked at the clinton foundation for $10,000 a month. but she did keep soliciting advice from him. so there's a lot of stuff but no smoking gun, and it does beg the question why the special committee into benghazi is getting all this stuff, because none of it seems relevant to that. >>> by the way announcing ar $45 million haul in terms of primary money she's raised as well. andrea thanks. chuck, thank you. some questions and concerns in south carolina today. another significant headline another church fire there. you may have heard about it. it's being investigated as possible arson. some new details. we have those next. sensitive bladder? try always discreet. up to 40% thinner, for superior comfort. absorbs 2x more than you may need. no wonder more women prefer always discreet pads over poise. visit a

and ballot on their back to reduce the risk of sids. lot of information there that moms say they are not getting at the hospital. >> very important. >> very important indeed. >>> and getting the accuweather forecast from cecily tynan. >> we are set for another heat wave. number three on the way. showing rain-free conditions out there tonight. live in sky 6, a great shot at the of the boardwalk in atlantic city. and the board is lit up and pretty active right now. it will be a pretty nice place to be over the next couple of days. dewpoints in the 70s and temperatures in the 70s. 78 in philadelphia down from the high of 87 which is the average high this time of year. seasonable. allentown 78 trenton 75. and the add are showing a few isolate the downpours earlier this evening. all dissipated. clearing skies and tomorrow the heat will be on. the humidity will be very high and there is an air quality alert for a good portion of our viewing area. this means the air quality will be sensitive to people who have respiratory problems. one good re

. >> >>> pedalling politics burundi sids president voted in an election marred by violence >>> hello, i'm darren jordon you're watching al jazeera, live from doha. also on the programme, a top al qaeda member in syria has been killed in an air strike >>> the first u.n. ship carrying relief supplies for yemen reaches an embattled port for aden >>> cyber crackdown - stepping up the fight against child

klay thompson sid it's tough to see my big bro go.who looked out for me and all the young guys. >>> levi's is about to make its biggest change. levi's researched and interviewed hundreds of women to create more comfortable jeans. the new brand ambassador is alicia keys. the jeans have bigger back pockets and will be stretchier. it will be the biggest investment levi's has ever made in a women's cam pan. >>> looks like everything is awesome for the new star wars film. the guys behind the "lego movie" will direct the film about how young hans solo before he met luke skywalker and princess leah. chris pratt has been rumored. "star wars" is owned by our paurnt company abc. >>> where this 1 in 50 million split colored crustacean was caught. ♪ experience the world ofo kitty and friends at the first ever hello kitty super cute friendship festival it's a traveling party that every hello kitty fan won't want to miss see you there.hello kitty supercute friendship at oracle arena this weekend only >>> coming up at 6:00 -- immigration takes cente

. >> >>> pedalling politics burundi sids president voted in an election marred by violence >>> hello, i'm darren jordon you're watching al jazeera, live from doha. also on the programme, a top al qaeda member in syria has been killed in an air strike >>> the first u.n. ship carrying relief supplies for yemen reaches an embattled port for aden >>> cyber crackdown - stepping up the fight against child pornography >>> votes are being counted in burundi after an election that critics there and abroad as having no credibility. >> pierre nkurunziza is trying to remain in power despite sitting two terms. the united nations, e.u. and the african union condemned the poll saying they will not recognise the results. the election has been marred by violence, hours before polls opened. one person was shot dead in bujumbura. the ongoing violence forced nearly 160,000 people to flee the neighbouring countries. we'll hear from catherine wambua-soi in rwanda. here is our report from bujumbura much >> reporter: after a night of gunfire and explosions in burundi's capital, the dead are being counted. th

they're all sid to be okay. one firefighter suffered a laceration over his right arm as he was participating in mop-up operations. put his arm through a window and got cut by jagged glass. that's the extent of the injuries. the fire department is investigating the ignition source and cause of this fire. jesse gary nbc 10 news. >> thanks for the update. >>> in atlantic city fire crews are investigating flames that flared up in the dunes near the boardwalk last night. take a look. >> oh my gosh. a viewer sent us this video from dr. martin luther king boulevard right at the boardwalk. early reports say that fireworks are to blame for these flames. we'll keep you posted on it. >>> a 17-year-old girl is dead after she was stabbed several times in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood. the attack happened around 3:30 this morning in the parking lot of this walgreen's he hospital where she plater died. police have not made any arrests in the case. >>> today marks one year since a massive fire gutted a street in sout

he is more aggressive than sundance which works well forecast sid de who needs someone to compliment his personal aversion to violence. >> the problem is you have to figure out the ranchings trying to blow your head off all for a lousy $300. >> if you are looking for a change of pace, worth more than a whole fur of longhorns. >> it is a hell of a lot better than a bunch of cows. i ing>> guess who made the trip to idaho last week? >> what the hell? >> even with business booming in the west there are still places where law enforcement has been slow to keep pace. >> the sidze of the town was a factor in their pattern. exclusively they are small towns. one can only assume because it is easy to get in and out of a town. they are lightly guarded. they plan to strike the bank fast. they are in and out in seconds. the small town is caught completely off guard. oo i will shoot you in the face. >> get back here. stop, thief. stop, thief clam >> he makes it back to browns park with gold and silver worth nearly 200,000 dollars today. word of the successful heist quickly spreads among local law e

i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. (gong) slather your ribs with kikkoman for that rich mahogany sweetness. (taiko drum beat) (taiko drum beat) >>> how about that? a lightning strike caught on camera near atlanta. the bolt hit a street light and causing a flash of flight and shower of spark there. aside from the lightning the area in georgia saw a lot of heavy rain and hail. >>> a good samaritan and a little luck helped a dog survive a potentially deadly ordeal at a beach in florida. here is what happened. a lab swam into the ocean while at a beach in tampa. the dog stopped breathing. went under water. the goeg= action pulling the dog out of the water and gave the dog cpr. the person gave the dog cpr. how about that? fire and rescue crew happened to be driving by and they used other human equipment to save the dog. >> we were in the area because we were driving by and because we were flagged down we were able to render aid. >> here is what happened. the dog was swimming in the ocean and stopped breathing and went unde

sid sen originally from could kuwait. he was 24 years old. had been aest rest booed i police while up cock intoxicated. they are looking in to whether he was inspired by isil or similar groups. from the president downwards they have stressed that investigations are at a preliminary stage. >> i would ask all american to his pray for the families who are grief stricken at this point. i want everybody to understand that we will be thorough and prompt in figuring out what happened. >> reporter: some federal facilities were increasing security but out of an abundance of precaution and jay johnson warned against what he called unconfirmed and possibly false reports that have been circulated about the incidents. al jazerra. >>> a 16-year-old american teenager who was the sole survive irrelevant of a plane crash in washington has spoken about her ordeal. >> it was just all trees and then fire. >> she was flying with her grandparents last weekend when they lost visibility and flew to trees, she spent two nights alone in the woods before following the

taking over a sure sid air i in an $8 billion deal.the shareholders elliot associated had contested the move calling it unreasonable. merger is crucial for samsung's founding leaf family which is in the process of a leadership change. >>> police in mexico have been handing out fliers with a a reward for information lead to this capture of joaquin el chapo guzman, they are offering more than $3 million. guzman broke out of prison through a tunnel on sunday. a video has been leased showing him leaving through a hole in the shower floor of his cell. >>> activeactivists a the ivory trade in hong kong is pushing them towards extension. demands for ivory is soaring across asia. countries such as tanzania saw the elephant population drop by 6060%. campaigners say not enough is being done to stop the elite trade. >>> part of the problem is a loophole in legal trade. 1989 a ban was imposed across most african country to his stop ivory trafficking but the sale of older tusk is his legal and so new ivory is being passed off as old. and china is d

i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. ♪♪ >>> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >> violence erupts tonight at curran-fromhold correctional facility in the holmesburg section of philadelphia. a guard is stabbed 12 times. authorities say his attacker is awaiting sentencing for attempted murder. it wouldn't shock anyone if he's charged with the same crime again. wednesday night, and the big story on "action news" tonight is the attack on a prison guard in philadelphia tonight. live at the prison is "action news" reporter dann cuellar. dann first the condition of the guard. will he survive? >> the guard will survive. as a matter of fact, leave it or not, he is already out of the hospital recuperating. here anticipates -- here's the latest. the guy in prison under $5 million bail because he was dangerous and officials say he proved just as dangerous even in prison. officials say the notorious matthew early in here for firing shots into a septa train stabbed a pr

i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >>> 5:14. a look at nbc 10's first alert radar shows you we've seen rain spreading through the area over the morning hours. many have seen 2 1/2 to 3 inches of rain in parts. you can see the heaviest showers are just over south jersey. northern delaware just got a good dousing. this rain will be on and off throughout the morning. later today, a chance of thunderstorms returns. meteorologist bill henley is back with that in just a moment. >>> we have new information this morning in a situation that could have used rain last week. people that were evacuated because of the huge warehouse fire in central new jersey are finally back in their homes now. the fire broke out last wednesday morning at a warehouse in north brunswick, middlesex county. officials announced yesterday that residents could return to their homes. investigators still have not figured out what caused that fire. >>> this morning an nfl hall of famer is offering big money to find two 14-year-old boysmying in the atlantic ocean. yes

what he sid tonight in an hour-long news conference that at times got heated. >>> new trouble for comedian bill cosby. the lawmakers now calling for him to lose the highest civilian honor in the nation. >>> and the celebration of a lifetime on the streets of the big apple. the women's world cup team on how it compares to winning that match against j >>> two u.s. senators now support an effort to get the white house to revoke bill cosby's presidential medal of freedom. senators kirsten gillibrand and claire mccaskill say they agree with a group collecting signatures on a white house. it follows the release of an old deposition of bill cosby obtaining quaaludes and giving them to women he wanted to have sex with. it is known as the highest civilian honor in the country. >>> new comments from republican presidential candidate donald trump. and they're not likely to silence his critics or his supporters. tonight in los angeles, trump responded to people who have criticized him for saying some mexican immigrants are rapists and criminals. he did it by introducing family members of people who we

secretary of state john kerry and the russian foreign minister 'sid the only stumbling block proceduralran hopes sanctions will be restrictingturn for its nuclear program. better news from japan. comments tree from our guest. thank you for joining us. increase in travel expenditure plans. we have the survey, rising way more than expected. has japan turned to the corner? the business conditions certainly improved quite a lot. it is not only happening for manufacturing but also nonmanufacturing. manufacturing sector companies have benefited from depreciation of the yen and inventory adjustment. nonmanufacturing sector companies are benefiting from theund tourism and expectation for the rising consumption which we think should come in q3. the data is not affecting some of the current data we are getting. industrial production, we fell back. which is telling the truth. the sentiment or the numbers on the ground? the industrialue production has dropped in may. inventory adjustment and also a decline in exports. sentiment is improving. isthink the u.s. economy going to pick up again in q3, wh

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i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >> new pictures captured two tornados touching down in south dakota. the low-level twisters crossed the huron area ripping up several properties. >> reporter: we've had a lot of them in the last couple of months. >> even here. >> reporter: very unusual weather this past couple of months here. let's go live on sky6 live hd. show you what it looks like at philadelphia international airport. we have another day featuring sunshine and low humidity levels, although the temperature will be a little bit warmer this afternoon. 69, the dewpoint, 56. winds out of the northwest at 6. our heat index mirrors who our actual air temperature is doing. because we don't have any moisture in the air. the sun coming up over bally's 57 degrees dewpoint, 55. winds calm, water temperature that looks nice and inviting up to 74. you'll have a lot of the people in the water today. low risk for rip current. waves only 2 feet. it should be nice and enjoyable in the water. millville,

final chapter is somebody once asked marshall what he thought his greatest contribution was to reduce sidseople who i think of help along the way to have an understanding of how to do analysis better. so the other thing i will say is what i was defense secretary inserted a rumble about the sky marshall you know, some secretaries of defense what the political the correct answer. whenever answer. whenever that issue has been raised for ways once in the late '90s raised again some years later when it was remarkable. the last time it was raised six former defense secretaries, through republican every democrat wrote to the city

i'm sid. i bank human at td bank. >> well the nice weather is over. >> reporter: we had four agreed days today will not be bad but it will be more humid. looking live toward broad street later today it will be more humid later on this week we have a couple of hazy humid days on the way, as well. as we look at radar there's nothing going on locally, we have shower activity in new york state. it's pushing off into the ocean and off toward connecticut and away from us. the humidity returns gradually as we go through today. later this week we can be in for heat wave number 3. and fairly high numbers. we'll talk about that in a couple of minutes. 69 in women. low 70s in millville. 7 on the nose in dover and 60s along the boardwalk in atlantic city. satellite and radar shows you not a whole lot widespread cloud cover. if you have plans to get you on the roads early it's sunshine and shades weather. later today we'll have more clouds and possible thunderstorms in the poconos and some of that could di

i toe you -- i told you about sid, by the way. >> gasia, thank you so much. we have posted a link to laurie's baby back ribs recipe on ktvu and look for "cooking with laurie" on our home page. speaking of food, san jose native joey chestnut will try for the famous hot dog eating contest in coney island. he says he's facing tough competition. he says he's worried about one of the other contestants. he says matt stoney from san jose has beaten him at other competitions over the past few months, that includes hot dogs and pumpkin eating contest. >> you do your thing joey. yeah. >>> i heard that our own alex salex made an appearance. you were put to the test against joey. >> me and joey went head to head. >> i heard you didn't dog the dog. i heard you didn't do well. let's take a look at salex verses joey the dog chestnut. >> three, two, one, and go. >> do we want video of this? >> okay. he's dunking the buns in the water. you're eating the whole thing. >> i know. i needed water. they didn't give me water. if i can give a couple of excuses and i didn't separate t

. >> the notion that i am content as i celebrate with american sids languishing in iranian jails, major, that's not a fact. and you should know better. >> on listening to the arms embargo, the president said this. >> we got five years in which under this new agreement arms coming in and out of iran is no evidence and we got eight years to expect a ballistic missile. >> what about the timing of inspections? the president said the regime couldn't avoid monitoring besides getting into secret facility i silts will take longer. >> for the fact that it may take 24 hour days to finally getting a is es to the site the nature of nuclear programs and facilities is such this is not like hiding in the closet. >> the president didn't argue the fact that the iranians would have more money but added -- >> do i think it's a game-changer for them? no. >> meanwhile, many lawmakers who have 60 days to review the agreement remain strong in their opposition to the deal. >> we have now made a third rate autocracy, a nuclear power. >> unfortunately, it's not as bad as we feared. it's actually much worse. >> i

i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >>> here's what's making news on the internet today. a problem with a popular gaming system. the website, steam, says the issues are all fixed up now but reports say the servers would let anyone into your account if they pressed forgot password. the company that runs steam says it fixed the problem and is double checking any suspicious password problems. >>> this is making headlines here. this is a statue. it is a version of satan called basamat. they are trying to get the trying to get it put up in a monument next to a monument of the ten commandments. >>> wrapping up with a great photo from instagram. check this out. this is a woman who lost 190 pounds in this journey of weight loss. she posted all these side by side photos. you can see the before and after all the way to this one. when people started saying the pictures were a lie, she posted this photo. this is two silence the haters. take a look at this. you can see in this image, all the loose skin that was left over from when she weighed a lot more. she said she didn't feel the n

i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank.f unknowns when they were dealing with a fire at the hatboro bank. they found heavy fire shooting from the basement. that's when they heard an explosion. not knowing what caused it, the gas main was shut down, no injuries were reported. cause of the explosion is unknown this morning. >>> a woman who broke many barriers in our long and wonderful life. our nation's oldest veteran and her secret to longevity comes by the spoonful. this 110-year-old young lady sat down and talked to devon dwyer. >> reporter: the oldest living american vernon a trip of honor but applauding everyone else. she melt with the president. >> served with distinction and honor. >> reporter: a decorated trail blazer, thanks by women warriors she inspired. >> we would would not have been able to do what she -- what we do now if she had not gone there first. she was an african-american woman in the military. after the war she marched for civil rights joining martin luther king on the streets of detroit. >> did you eve

it starts at the embarcadero, to the pri sid i don't see, golden gate bridge and back. the finish line is near the starting line. hear more about the race and road closures by heading to nbcbayarea.com. >>> we have some breaking news to tell you about now. a deadly car crash on highway 101 involving a pedestrian. chp officers say it happened shortly before 5:30 south of ciara point parkway. be prepared for a traffic jam if you're trying to get into the city. more details as we get it. >>> now to a developing story. the search continues for a missing san francisco teacher. crews spent all day yesterday looking for ed cavanaugh. they're expected to be back out in eldorado county. he was last seen friday, july 17th, about a week ago riding his dirt bike with a friend in eldorado national forest. he split from his friend, decided to continue by himself. he worked at downtown high school where he taught students wilderness skills. friends describe the 46-year-old as an avid outdoorsman. >> i am hoping for a miracle, i am, because i know that ed has all the skills to survive

i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >>> the hunter is now the hunted. police are looking for walter james palmer who allegedly hired -- helped to poach a protected lion. maybe you heard about this this is video of zimbabwe's cecil the lion. he paid a farm owner $50,000 to track and kill the animal. the hunter and farm owner appeared in court in zimbabwe today on poaching charges. he was unaware the lion was protected and relied on his guides to follow the law. people have been leaving stuffed animals outside palmer's dental office in bloomington, minnesota. prosecutors are expected to gather there teed. palmer says he hasn't heard from zimbabwe or u.s. authorities. >>> a 911 dispatcher in new mexico has resigned after hanging up on a caller. >> how many times do i have to tell you -- >> you know what ma'am, you can deal with yourself i'm not going to deal with this okay? >> no i -- >> that was matthew sanchez hanging up on the friend of a 17-year-old shooting victim. the victim later died from his injuries. the albuquerque police chief has launched an i

the weather channel's mike sid seidel has this report. >> reporter: we're looking at what's left of theblue mountain elementary school after storms plowed through here last night about 6:30. it could have been a tornado. the debris is everywhere. this the kindergarten classroom. there's a big portion of the roof. some is over in the woods, some in the soybean fields. i want to show you what it's like. they have to basically bulldoze the school down. the brick walls knocked down by the storm damage here. look at the piles of brick. we come down here and you can look at the hallway past the lockers. it's a total loss. it's just piles of debris. the rain came in here. here's the fire and smoke detector. you can see the debris. they're picking up the pieces the books. they're going to reopen maybe not august 17th but by labor day next door at blue mountain academy. the only person in the school was the principal, and she got out with just a few scratches and a few bumps and bruises. fortunately, no significant injuries. the power is still out here but they'll get this school rebuilt as soon

. >> the notion that i am content as i celebrate with american sids languishing in iranian jails, major, that's not a fact. and you should know better. >> on listening to the arms embargo, the president said this. >> we got five years in which under this new agreement arms coming in and out of iran is no evidence and we got eight years to expect a ballistic missile. >> what about the timing of inspections? the president said the regime couldn't avoid monitoring besides getting into secret facility i silts will take longer. >> for the fact that it may take 24 hour days to finally getting a is es to the site the nature of nuclear programs and facilities is such this is not like hiding in the closet. >> the president didn't argue the fact that the iranians would have more money but added -- >> do i think it's a game-changer for them? no. >> meanwhile, many lawmakers who have 60 days to review the agreement remain strong in their opposition to the deal. >> we have now made a third rate autocracy, a nuclear power. >> unfortunately, it's not as bad as we feared. it's actually much worse. >> i

i've had this conversation with a couple people over the weekend including our own sid. now again i have no research to back this up. it seems to me that the east bay is hotter than the north bay and the south bay. san jose for some reason doesn't seem to get hot anymore. not as hot as it used to. sol far i've had ten responses and they have all agreed. the warm ocean temps probably helping that out. very mild on the 60s there. 62 half-moon bay. 62 novato. 63 concord. 63 san jose. fairfield 61. only santa rosa at 65. west at oakland. west, southwest concord. 61 balmy degrees. san francisco buoy, half-moon bay 62. a lot of very warm ocean fish off monterey over the weekend. tom states by the way outdoor columnist wrote a very nice article on saturday about that as well. a lot of the great whites off monterey. cloud cover just offshore. a few echoes there. again this is parallel to the coast but some of that has started to move toward us. anything near the coast today partly cloudies. inland it will be mostly sunny. 80s on the temps. very close. inland temps are returning

she said she had gotten unsolicited e-mails from sid blumenthal.been encouraging this with him, still awake, i want to talk to you, more information. the second thing she told us in a news conference in march at the u.n., she never sent any classified information, even though her private server. look the state department held back in the last couple of days 25 e-mails that they have now classified after the fact. now, team clinton is pushing back hard and saying they were not classified when she said it so she was right. look if they are now saying years later it's classified information, that raises questions, more questions about why she was sending this stuff around on a private server. >> we're never going to get to the bottom of that. ed henry, everybody, there he is. ahead, is donald trump the victim of an organized campaign to harm him. >>> later, why are so many people paying big money to see dinosaurs in the movies? we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what mak

sid our photographer, my good friend there, he will turn around and he will show us -- hel hoe, sid.ly bad down the street as you head coming off the golden gate bridge. you are detoured down there. that's just bad traffic. you don't want to be involved in that. the best way to do that is to use 19th avenue exit and go to the richmond district , you could take marina. you it will still be in traffic. as we look to the other side of the street, if you are going to the golden gate bridge, that's open. there will be a rubbernecker delay. let's talk about other things now. gonna talk about 880. look at 880. southbound is slow. there's no traffic on 880 northbound. that's because -- look at all this. there's nothing. there's no one here. that's because the police motorcade is on the way. here they come. there they are. all right. so here come a couple of officers and here comes traffic being let through. they are closing parts of 880 to get the officers in here. give yourselves plenty of time. we'll be covering the funeral on ktvu and on ktvu.com. let's go back to you. >> all right. >>> w

another document dump last week with some new revelations over how close she really want to confidante sid the administration knew she was using her private e-mail account. they used this as light, mr. etty funny stuff actually. want to bring in our panel. ed rollins, white house adviser to president reagan. judith miller is adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. she's a pulitzer prize winning author. john peble, he's the national finance head for president obama. let me kick this off with you because i think the supporters of hillary continue to say, look she has to be able to communicate that all this stuff is no big deal that the document dump doesn't matter that the foundation and money going to the foundation while she was secretary of state is small potatoes. do you think she'll be able too do that convince the american people? >> yes, i do. you have to think about the clintons. for 30 years they lived in controversy. when president clinton ran there was controversy surrounding him. the clintons are not going to run away. they're not going to back down. they are going to weather

serena thrives a scary one where she will meet her big sids.ent setting up sister sister quarterfinal match up. five each other five times she has so leading the owe roar series, serena, 14 to 11. and until the women's worlds cup, us looking for their first cup champion in 16 years taking on japan on sunday, still oh, we got this, solo morning and, all of them trying to get it done for the home swayed. i talked to a lot of people, and the excitement is bubble for soccer. nights it is only four years but starting to catch up. >> sunday will be great. go usa. >> here on fox. >> that's it for "fox 29 news" at 10:00ment tonight tm sz next. fox 29 weekends getting started tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. >> and remember your mega millions lottery drawing is next. have a great weekends, and very safe fourth every july. thanks for joining us. >> wouldn't think somebody would break into my house and take my dogs. >> announcer: one pet missing... >> judge judy: you had a pug. >> announcer: ...then found? >> judge judy: where did you find the dog? >> in fro