a bomb attack at the pal stan ref uming e camp in south lebanon. we have heard this has killed a member of the fatah movement. it is believed an explosive device was placed on his car. two others who were with him at the time have been injured. this is a bomb at a palestinian refugee camp in lebanon which killed a member of the fatah movement. these are the first pictures we are getting from the region in south lebanon. we will bring you more as soon as we can. two stories out of syria. russia says one of its attack helicopters went down in homs province killing the two pilots. the other news is the turkish army has targeted kilns. charles stratford, we will go to him in a moment. we will start with rory challands in moscow. i understand what you know is little enough but what you know about the helicopter that's crashed. what we have is what the russian defense ministry published in various news releases today. basically, they say that an mi attack military helicopter went down at about 2230 gmt. they say the two crew members were killed in this c

the yellow and orange, moving into the north bay from 4:00 to 6:00, and the south bay...from 8:00 to 10:00. now, it will lebanon quarter-inch to half an itch 6 rain and -- an inch of rain and tomorrow is the coolest, upper 60s at coast and mid-to-upper 60s for the rest of us. seasonable temperatures through the reminder of the forecast. not so breezy on monday and tuesday administration saturday and sunday. have patience tomorrow. >> we have been wanted. meteorologoist mike nicco thank i. >> michael strahan is talking about the null full time gig on "good morning america" and here is what he things will be challenge and why everyone on the "good morning america" is always happen to see him. >> i am ready. i need tips on how to ice up early. that is first. i will miss everyone at "live," sitting next to kelly each day with a lot of fun. >> i put a smile on all of our faces the second you walk in, and mostly because you are waiting for our morning kiss, especially george. >> what? really? that is what happens? what do they do? >> he will join "good morning america" full time in september and we see in the kisses

lebanon just south of downtown pitturgh, t, you know, speaking to a number of voters many tells us they like kasich, what he did in ohio saying they just don't feel like he can take the ball forward. many of the voters we talked to said they're going to support donald trump. coming to trump as you know and the number of delegates up for grabs here in the state, 71 up for grabs. 54 unbound. we know what donald trump thinks of that whole system, he feels like he's winning the popular votes and not the delegates he deserves. doesn't want to see it happen on the ground here. this is the first time of this, brooke. handing out cards like this one on the other side representing and shows what delegates are loyal to trump and whatever district you might be voting on. first time they have done this. upped the ground game here. trump hoping not just for a win in pennsylvania but to sweep all five states up for grabs. brooke? >> that is interesting. haven't seen that before. jason, thank you. in pittsburgh. chris, in blue bell, how are people feeling there? >> reporter: yeah, i'll tell you, brook

right now, we're in mount lebanon, an affluent suburb, few miles south of downtown pittsburgh, traditionally we're told a few democrats have moved into the area. it's starting to lean democratic. this man is not one of those people. this is john day. good morning to you. you have decided to cast your vote for john kasich. tell me about the decision-making process behind that. >> well, mr. kasich has done wonders in ohio. he is a politician. he has worked with, in congregation and washington. and it's really, this vote is my conscience. i have to vote for him, because i'm really kind of, first of all -- >> reporter: you're making a face. why? >> i'm not sure the two other leading candidates can deliver on what they promise. and i don't want them to deliver on some of the things they promise. you have to compromise in washington. and -- >> reporter: you're also telling me you're voting for kasich, but don't believe he can go all the way. >> no, i don't, but my conscience until november. >> reporter: what do you think of the deal between kasich and cruz to stop trump. what do you make of it? >>

lebanon. do you think this is a possibility with the israeli war in south golan? my second question is concerning the story in politico about a letter from ten senators to the state department about human rights abuses with the israeli military and egyptian military. what do you think this is turning point in congress? how do you read they? thank you. >> thank you. okay. on the first question, the prospect of another war between hezbollah and israel on the lines of the 2006 war is a nightmare. would be a nightmare for everyone. hezbollah has well over 100,000 rockets and missiles. several thousands of them long-range with large warheads and precision guided. in 2006 it, israel had very good intelligence about the location of the long-range missiles and destroyed them in the first minutes of the war. so tel aviv was not affected. the north of the country was affected but strategic targets were not hit. it was a very you can ward unfortunate war but damage was limited. if there is another war, it would take some time before israel can neutralize these rockets and is