. >> i had a spa day. which i woke up this morning and after a week off my >> i will say brody kind of opinion sin waited that the spa was. >> like i was having work done? >> like that kind of spa. my personal favorite i was pursuing venture capital funding for a pet dating website called heavypetting.com. >> i think that's a great idea. >> somebody started a twitter account called swipe right for pets. it's good to be back and it's good to connect once again and this is the only way we talk to each other. just through tv. >> right. never outside of the control room. >> we've got a lot to plan ahead for tomorrow. bring your favorite red white and blue in. >> i have fourth of july sunglasses ready to go, all kinds of stuff. >> bring in fireworks, just don't buy them in virginia. >> we can shoot off over here, right? the bosses are probably fine with that. >> thank you, christie. >>> remember that report saying mike pence would not eat a meal alone with a woman unless it's his wife. >> remember wle the vice

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. >> she discovered her home has the same street number of a spa 2 1/2 miles away, the spa has a history of prosecution arrest. she hopes a new law cracking down on massage parlors will stop the men from coming had her house. >>> 12-year-old reagan armstrong was walking back to a pool to grab his clothes. he saw a 3-year-old boy face down not moving. he jumped in the water and pulled him out, other hotel guests performed cpr until the ambulance arrived, the little boy is expected to be okay. right place right time. >> we have more news coming up on "action news," a rough landing for a plane that took off from philadelphia. >> why there may be more jobs available, but not necessarily better paying one. the morning business report is up ahead. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. so she can afford to feel at home even when she's miles away. and you can help her feel bright, without breaking your budget. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and i about any... oh, on the bed

>> spa day at home and the fair. let's start with the fair. the alemeda fair is considered one of the top 50 in the country. tths a cla it's a classic fire. you guys have been there. swing by will call. it's a $15 value. this is one i like. deep fried mac and cheese balls. >> i'll try that. sdp you had me at deep fried. >> okay. dor doritos corn on the cob. >> i take it's doritos s doritos around the shell. >> i don't know. >> drew was telling me about that. that sounds amazing. i would try that. >> perfect. that's all you need to go for that. now that we're going to show you a good time, we'll make sure you look good. let me hand this off to you right here. i'm calling it your spa day. this is from double dare. it's got a four step system. it includes hydro gel, 24 karat gold under eye patches. we do stuff up. >> my undereyes are more sterling silver than dpoeld. >> how do we get this? >> do to our website, e abc7news.com. >>> tths a first for birds. why they might be the rock star >>> coming up at 6:00, he's been missing nearly a month. the

carolyn: unique salon & spa. lemonis: the owner, carolyn devito, was badly burned by her ex-partner... carolyn: you expected us to do the work in the salons for nothing! lemonis: ...and is now drowning in debt. carolyn: i juggle every day of my life. lemonis: her salons look tired, and her staff is feuding. susan: my job is to know that you're doing your job right. lacey: i am doing my job right. lemonis: without leadership... so, what do you do here? debbie: um... lemonis: ...some investment... carolyn: i haven't taken a paycheck in like six months. lemonis: ...unique salon & spa will likely go right down the drain. something's got to change, 'cause this model doesn't work. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you don't like money, don't follow my process. i make the tough decisions. we're closing the store. we're done. i'm not talking about it anymore. i back them up, spending my own money. it's not always pretty... man: perfect flavor. lemonis: ...but this is business. you got to trust t

a lot of times, the spa is closed or it's booked when you want a massage.ck hurts and your muscles ache, you want a massage right then. >> and we're cooking savory and sweet crepes. >> when i moved to san francisco, we worked with the crepes and we loved the concept. we thought it was easy and delicious, and people love it. >> plus, a special organization providing camp to kids. >> oh, my goodness. they get to experience so much stuff. th b

sounds good. >> saying spa, you had our attention.hank you, landon. >>> looking for a way to beat the heat this weekend, you can head to the movies much-anticipated third chapter in the "planet of the epas" franchise hits theaters. they're locked in mortal combat in the war for the planet of the epas. former lab animal face to face with woody harrelson with an army to defeat the epas once and for all. i understand you're rooting for the epas on this. rated pg-13. >> until next time. >> who said hollywood recycles its material? >> anybody remember rowdy mcdowel, right? >> in there a long time. >> i think the dogs have it right here. surfing doggies out at bark in the park today. oakland coliseum. >> looked like an awesome event. later on, the a's game. we have a lot of activities to enjoy. the nice weather while it lasts. we are going to have a hot weekend and that's what we'll talk about. a live look outside. beautiful view of the sun rise this morning. look all at all of those hues in the sky. very nice and clear in the south bay. wh

online at c-span.org or on the free c spa radio app. sunday on q and a. >> when we look at president obama's domestic legacy, i think there are two things that are very important that will have long lasting good consequences for the united states that can be summarized in four words. his two nominees to the supreme court. >> the second part of our interview with david glaro he stalks about his book rising star, the making of obama. >> i think the point to emphasize here is that over the course of bauk's presidency there were scores and scores of people in illinois who knew him earlier who were deeply disappointed with the trajectory of the oba

online at c-span.org or on the free c spa radio app. sunday on q and a. >> when we look at president obama's domestic legacy, i think there are two things that are very important that will have long lasting good consequences for the united states that can be summarized in four words. his two nominees to the supreme court. >> the second part of our interview with david glaro he stalks about his book rising star, the making of obama. >> i think the point to emphasize here is that over the course of bauk's presidency there were scores and scores of people in illinois who knew him earlier who were deeply disappointed with the trajectory of the obama presidency. disappointed that obama forgot th

. >> the prison runs a cosmetology program that is both a full service spa and a teaching facility that provides inmates with career skills for life on the outside. >> well, i'll start you a little bit bigger and i'll work down. okay? >> works for me. >> you tell me how close you want to take it. >> claudia rourke, a civilian employee, runs the program, which requires students to complete at least 200 hours of training. >> the rest of the prison as you see has different colors of paint on the walls. my favorite colors are pink and purple. i wanted it to be more of a soothing environment, something that's pleasant, might remind them of better times when they were younger or something. and i encourage them to stay ladies and act professional. >> one of rourke's students, mary jones, is nearing the end of a 12-year sentence for aggravated robbery. >> you have all the drama and stuff on the main compound and you walk in here and it's just like a relaxation, but you're learning stuff as you're doing it and as you're learning it, you're helping other inmates when they come down to get service

, and including a bowling al eye, home theater and a self-sufficient master swroo master suite with spa and hair salon. sits on is 1118 erics oacres ofd $52 million to build. >> the recent tax appraisal was $7 million. spent a lot of money. >> a wee bit gaudy for my taste. >> theis is 27 miles south of dallas. second time auction. >> looks kind of versailles. >> you said you wanted a hair salon in your master suite. >> i'm going to need a hair salon, believe me, believe me. golden fields, i believe in french. >> oh, wow, nick watt dropping knowledge on us this morning. >>> a player loses his cool at wimbledon. >>> and we're celebrating national fried chicken day with chicken parmesan waffles. first, here's a look at today's temps. >>> "world news now" weather. brought to you by lysol. ♪ otection detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more th

much anything to get her through, rubbing her fight, rub being her back, massaging her, setting up spas room. >> we improvised. and it's a gift for us, in a certain way to be able to show up for her. >> reporter: did you think there was a point she wasn't going to get a heart and you would have to say good-bye to your friend? >> that was a very real possible. >> absolutely had to reckon with the possibility that we were leaving and we again. >> reporter: amy was 50 years old at the time of the transplant in 2014. but this wasn't the first time her heart had failed her. you had your first heart transplant at age 25. >> i was in school and found had hard to walk to class. i went to the doctor and they found out i was in heart failure. the doctor said after the transplant, if i got a yon orga would live ten years at best. >> reporter: she surpassed all odds by living with her first donor heart for 26 years, and now another three with her second donor heart. a walk down the hallway, just one day after surgery. >> we were at a gathering about a year after this heart transplant, and i looked

reportera: estos son los spas callejeros en el centro de la ciudad de mÉxico.on el paso del tiempo vamos adquiriendo mÁs sensibilidad en las manos. reportera: el tacto lo es todo para estos terapeutas ya que son dÉbiles visuales o totalmente ciegos. >> sentimos mÁs dÓnde estÁ el malestar, no se ensaÑaron a dar el masaje. reportera: alrededor de 100 personas invidentes que cruzaron la temperatura de tres aÑos para ser tiro prÁctico, trabajar en el centro histÓrico. es accesible por su ubicaciÓn y tambiÉn por los bajos costos. la oferta incluye masaje circulatorio, linfÁtico y tailandÉs, entre otros. pero los pacientes semanales tienen sus favoritos. >> lo que mÁs se aqueja, la tensiÓn y el estrÉs. reportera: tiene cada fin de semana para aliviar el estrÉs con un masaje de 15 minutos en manos de miguel angel. >> muy rico. queda uno desestresada. reportera: es la primera vez que alberto prueba una sesiÓn relajante. >> ahora que venÍa caminando por la calle los vi, y me llamÓ la atenciÓn la fuerza con la que el seÑor hace el trabajo. reportera: abre las puertas par

citing health care costs, spa sieve tubing transgender people, as a reason for the ban.much of the defense department's massive budget will actually be impacted. >> then the new development for the california teenager accused of live streaming while driving. just before crashing and killing her younger sister. how she is pleading and what her lawyer is now saying

it has a cool lounge aspect to it and the spa stays open until 9:00 p.m.know, you're working during the day and not doing a spa appointment in the middle of the day. this hotel recognizes the people want to use hotels. carol: does it feel like london in the four seasons? what is the decor? >> it is a four poster bed type of thing. it is fancy. it feels posh. but it is cool. carol: talk to us about the ned. >> it is something people have been waiting for, for a long time. it is almost an entire city block. is a huge thing. almost 240 rooms. found by one of the founders of the soho and founded by the group that does the nomad hotel in new york and the lion in l.a., very cool, very trendy hotel. carol: bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. bloombergd online at businessweek as well as through our mobile app. a lot of cool stories. carol: i like what we just heard from emaar rosenbloom about the wildlife tourism, the elephant resort. it is rescuing elephants from bad situations. oliver: so cool. carol: letting them interact with tourists. a is

police say that spa has a history of prostitution arrests.the woman says that the men who come to her door seem very eager to start their appointments, and one even became aggressive. ( darya ) the woman says she hopes a new law cracking down on massage businesses will stop the men from showing up at her home. (mark) a tourist from new zealand is killed from the jet blast of a plane taking off of the island of st. maarten in the caribbean. this is video showing how close planes get to the ground during take off and landing at princess juliana international airport. tourists often gather to watch the planes. police say the 57-year-old woman was was knocked into a wall as she tried to cling to a fence to feel the blast there are warning signs not to stand in

police say that spa has a history of prostitution arrests.hat the men who come to her door seem very eager to start their appointments, and one even became aggressive. ( darya ) the woman says she hopes a new law cracking down on massage businesses will stop the men from showing up at her home. ( tiffany @ flash ) coming up... a man confesses to murdering four men and then burying their bodies in a mass grave. we'll tell you why he said he did it. ( will ) a popular bay area deli closing it doors after 80 years in business. i am live with the details.( anny @ bam ) i'm tracking your bay area forecast. (mark)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ov

carolyn: unique salon & spa.arolyn devito, was badly burned by her ex-partner... carolyn: you expected us to do the work in the salons for nothing! lemonis: ...and is now drowning in debt. carolyn: i juggle every day of my life. lemonis: her salons look tired, and her staff is feuding. susan: my job is to know that you're doing your job right. lacey: i am doing my job right. lemonis: without leadership... so, what do you do here? debbie: um... lemonis: ...some investment... carolyn: i haven't taken a paycheck in like six months. lemonis: ...unique salon & spa will likely go right down the drain. something's got to change, 'cause this model doesn't work. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses.

you can now book a spa day or hark in addition to reserving a space in a workouts class.siness l listings within google search. >> positive note after the dough closed another record high. investigators waiting this morning from a trio of big banks. j.p. morgan chase, citigroup and wells fargo. also a lot of economic data on retail sales, consumer prices and manufacturing. dough rising 20 points to 21,000. nasdaq up 13 to 6274. have a nice weekend. >>> the search for answers is now expanding. the investigation into a bucks county murder mystery makes its way into philadelphia. the area where detectives are zeroing in on. and last chance for deal. tell you what's in the latest version of the republican health care bill as lawmakers try to garnish support they need to pass it. >>> i'm tracking showers and thunderstorms. showers just on the way to philadelphia. won't be long. the rain will be coming down. and thunderstorms in chester county. see some flashes of lightning this morning. won't be the tend of it. heavy downpours and more strong storms possible later today. you'r

. >> ashley: spa day. >> ravi: actually, i was referring to your inner glow. you got that look you get when you're about to solve a problem. >> ashley: i have a look for that? >> ravi: yeah, you do. >> ashley: okay. >> ravi: so, uh, everything with your mother and abby was a success? >> ashley: it was enjoyable. and enlightening. >> ravi: and dina? >> ashley: happy and relaxed. she said something, however, though -- more like an aside. it got me thinking.

>> welcome to the final five i'm brody logan in for jim lokay who is spending time at the spa and is getting a touch-up. he'll be here next week looking as youthful as the first lady. tweet jim lokay and tell him looking enhanced. your final five tonight. feud between president and morning joe messier tan a boched face-lift. members of the media nearly break a lamb in oval office or did they. we get blamed for everything. the president may drop replace from promise to repeal and replace obamacare. that's to be expected. zoneald trump is not now for keeping vows and voter fraud commission is not going well. no one respects him hor than donald trump. maybe that's why he's considering getting rid of the

the 11-acre estate has five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, infinity pool and spa.n an orchard with some chickens. >>> today, it is a warm start to the weekend and we're going to finish it with similar temperatures being warmer than where we are right now. live doppler 7, what we are seeing, we have some high clouds streams across the region and we are tracking some moisture and live doppler has the ability to slice through the alts fear. we're finding this moisture located around 30,000 feet, the same level commercial aircraft fly. however, you can see around 20,000 feet, the moisture is evaporating, so this moisture is nowhere near the surface. there is the chance some of these cells could have dry lightning. that's when lightning reaches the ground without the rain and that could spark brush fires. it's something to be tracking and part of the reason why we have the high fire danger risk. you can see the high clouds streaming in. filtered sunshine. that's what we'll call it. and it's just widespread warmth. no matter where you are right now. a lot of 80s and 90s

. >> let's talk google ball you can book your salon and spa appointments through google. >> easier toreat yourself now with google. manny, pedestrian i, massage, spa appointments now easier, google maps just type business name thaw are looking for and their location and then there should be a button that pops up that says book, just click it, and then get through reservation process, all on the app. in need to call, check availability, all that is automated. google.com on their search feature that should have the same function as well, with the book option, to make reservation and this is kind of a win/win for google because they are getting date a data means big money, in business these days and they are getting information, on what this business you actually go to, do business at , and then also, they want to keep their users staying in their app. google maps they want to you stay there instead of going to competing app that is handle reservations only. >> so simple do you remember back in the day they had to get yellow pages out, is spa under health, retail, click through it, i'm d

citing health care costs, spa sieve tubing transgender people, as a reason for the ban. but, how much of the defense department's massive budget will actually be impacted. >> then the new development for the california teenager accused of live streaming while driving. just before crashing and killing her younger sister. how she is pleading and what her lawyer is now saying ♪ get ready to get creeped out. because, for the right price, you can have the privilege of serving continental breakfast to clowns. by owning a motel dedicated to them. yeah, so if they've don't care about jacuzzis and free hbo, what are amenities that clowns can't travel without? we'll answer it thursday, july 27th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to all. we begin with the breaking news. a tragedy on the opening day of the ohio state fair. >> take a look. here is the incident. a ride called the fire ball. swinging, spinning. and then all of a sudden. breaking apart. and in midair. riders can be seen actually after that. plummeting to the ground. it is footage t

they have a spa at 16th and sansom but known for their hair services and they carry everything they doy use evadea product products. >> we have to of course include some food. >> we have a lot of dining options desert always fun to talk about. in philadelphia nobody does italian pastries like philadelphia termini brothers and they're known for their cannolis and i love their italian cookies also. >> if you want to be a little healthier we've got something right here. >> right. you can have the cannoli at nice and juice the next day so sip and glow is that local. they have a handful of locations in philadelphia. all of the great expected flavors and also some of these little shot juices if you need a shot of energy or, you know, to wake up. >> sounds really good right about now. thank you kristen. >>> and again the july august issue of philadelphia style magazine is available right now. and katie joins us right now with her steamy forecast. katie. >> yeah, rahel i can really go for one of those cannolis or maybe a good gelato. that would hit the spot on a hot day like this right. is it

hit that spas bar for me we will advance you forward here and look at what we're expecting. temperatures are definitely off tie warm start, we're only in the upper 70's right now, progress as we will spike all the way to 96 degrees here, meanwhile, it is a feel as hot as 10 three. lets get it going. we will look at your health report here, weather has a very direct impact on how you feel, throughout the day, air quality still less than ideal across the region, pollen that is low but uv index heat index you have bright red light on that so take care of yourself, once more if you feel as hot as 103 at the peak of the afternoon. meisha? >> wow, it is warm, all right, katie, thank you very much. >>> we are waking up to police activity, schuylkill eastbound pennsylvania montgomery drive pulled off to that far right shoulder and couple people outside their vehicles. take it easy, traveling on by there, sneak up on you and put on your breaks and that will slow you down. i'll let you know when that clears out of your way. beautiful shot at ben franklin bridge traveling westbound int

save a trip to the spa and hang out on your deck for a little bit. 97 today.idity and it will feel near the flesh hold of 10 -- threshold of 105. this is your lunch hour, 101 is the feels like temperature. 109 for leesburg. you get a break but it will be uncomfortable. this is 7:00 still feeling 1 100 degrees. as we head through tomorrow morning, this is the time, if there is a time to be a little more comfortable, it will be tomorrow morning into the 80s it will feel. for today, we're looking at cloudy skies to start. 81 degrees. we'll see enough sunshine to get a few storms. yesterday we only had one or two this afternoon we might double this. four or five. about a handful of storms this afternoon. they pack a punch but most stay dry. we'll see the same trend tomorrow. over the weekend, the heat doesn't break and the rain chances increase. we'll talk about that coming up. >> i can't hear about the showers. i need a pool day. >> you and your pool. >> you need to come before the season is over. >> you have to invite me. >> come today. if you're on baltimore av

. >> ashley: spa day. >> ravi: actually, i was referring to your inner glow. get when you're about to solve a problem. >> ashley: i have a look for that? >> ravi: yeah, you do. >> ashley: okay. >> ravi: so, uh, everything with your mother and abby was a success? >> ashley: it was enjoyable. and enlightening. >> ravi: and dina? >> ashley: happy and relaxed. she said something, however, though -- more like an aside. it got me thinking.

when you go to a hairdresser, a barber, a beauty spa, you expect the people that are carrying out theve any qualification because if you go to a hairdresser or beauty salon, you see certificates on the wall, but they don't have to be on there? they don't have to be on there? they don't have to have them. training and becoming qualified is completely volu nta ry. and becoming qualified is completely voluntary. and there is nothing to stop you tomorrow setting up for example a hairdressing salon if you wa nted example a hairdressing salon if you wanted to and starting to cut hair. clearly, there is a difference between someone cutting hair. i'm not dismissing the skill involved, but in terms of the potential risk to someone who is doing other treatments. we saw some of them there. these are wax treatments and any number of other skin care treatments and you think maybe the risk is there, are greater? they are. for example, with hairdressing you can be using fairly strong bleaches on people's hair. there is dye stuffs that people are using. if you are talking about the beauty industry, y

the building will have a pool, spa, and rooftop lounge. >> this is a very diverse, racially, economically, ethnically diverse community and so this is just going to add tremendous value. >> reporter: councilwoman lynnette gibson says the fires have not slowed construction. 4,000 housing units are in the pipelines. >> one thing no one can argue with is we want housing and we need housing. the question is how do the developers, investors, state and federal officials help us make sure that there's housing for everyone? >> reporter: the building is expected to be ready for residents in two years barring any major problems. in oakland, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the u.s. postal service is cautioning people who live in san jose to check their bank statements and credit card receipts. investigators say during the past two months thieves have robbed four mail trucks, taking bags of mail while the carrier was away. two of the crimes happened last month in downtown san jose then two more happened last tuesday and wednesday near lincoln and michigan avenues in willow glen. >> yeah, it's concerni

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this is the spa to study in rotterdam, the players behind me will be back here again in 24 hours to ta portugal. after the thumping by england, this is a match scotla nd thumping by england, this is a match scotland simply had to win. portugal are in the same boat having lost to spain, although ranked below scotla nd spain, although ranked below scotland they are not taking it lightly. we are not going into the tournament thinking england and spain are the only good teams. we know that. portugal and the right to be here, beating really good teams, and doing great results. in the qualifications. we have huge respect for portugal. scotland have been here before, losing the world cup play—off here three years ago against the netherlands, arguably in tomorrow night's match, there are higher stakes. a victory against spain will probably be enough to ta ke spain will probably be enough to take them into the knockout phases. but louise, you can pretty much start packing your bags before the game against spain. alistair lemond, bbc news, rotterdam. let's quickly bring you the latest from today

. >>> another rough start to the running of the bull ns spas in t at least two americans are injuredn the tradition that continues to draw thousands to the dangerous event. >>> comcast was recently named to the civic 50 list. joining me now to and susan is one of the organizations featured in the report. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> comcast major employer. you can't drive out without seeing a comcast truck and the new building that's going up. major employer across the country. what do we not see comcast doing? >> i would love to talk about that. the csr report is a way to showcase our values. it is our best technology available and of course the media. all together we are bringing 500 million in cash to over a thousand not for profits in d.c. we have an incredible platform. >> we recently had in philadelphia starting in 2016. really really we wanted to showcase and assist and wanting to open up their own businesses. even though only 8% of the u.s. population are veterans they are twice as likely to start their own businesses. over 30% of american business

>> yes, if it meets the rules of engagement, to defend the air spas. >>> that was jeff rossen reporting with the president much on the weekend, a watch dog group says they expect to release new numbers this week. the air national guard does not do this mission to protect the president, but the same rules apply to events such as the eun general assembly an the super bowl. >>> d.c. fire investigators say someone set a fire intentionally. a neighbor captured video of the massive flames on camera, as they shot into the sky early yesterday morning. investigators are looking to see if an accelerant was used on the front porch. the blaze spread to neighboring homes and caused quite a bit of damage. one homeowner showed us the mess left behind. adults and children were forced to rush from the home. they say they're thankful to be alitch. >> all that cub replaced i'm thankful my kids and ra >> they can get another house. but the family came out safe. >> one firefighters was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, but is expected to be okay. the red cross is helping the families. >>> a teenage

right now, we have two hundred 38 the 500 companies in the spa that have reported. there is a surprise tab. the gross tab says we have seen 5% sales earnings growth. that is better than estimated. it is the margin by which they beat estimates. 74% of the companies have reported, beating sales. a better runway that we have seen historically. we will see if we could keep it up for the balance of the season, vonnie. vonnie: julie, thank you for the rundown. that was great. traders have been digesting the latest earnings as well as the fomc statement, talking about balance sheet normalization starting relatively soon. our next guest says the accelerated growth of the past year will -- joining us now from new jersey is kevin, senior portfolio manager. kevin, a lot to digest. weak economic data followed by stronger economic data. now they are getting positive earnings. hold as you -- why would you not hold what you have, as they say? volatility is incredibly low. economy is doing well. we will be somewhere around 3%, which is above trend at some of the best growth we have

i've been referring to it as the sark day spa. they come out and hang around. >> reporter: the ability the see sharks and whales brings out cay y -- kayakers. those on the whale watching trip had their opportunities too. >> possibly a tail up there. going to speed up a bit to see if we can catch up to them. >> reporter: all the passengers are happy now that they have seen some hump back whales. now we're closer to shore and search of sharks. when conditions are right here is what they can see. seaside resident bonn thee brown was on the boat last month and got this underwater video. a dramatic look at an animal seeking to coexist and share the ocean with swimmer, surfers and boaters. >> you can catch them at abc7news.com. get the latest news any time with the abc 7 news app which you can download for free and be sure to enable the push alerts and know about breaking news where you live. thanks for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> this is the new low hanging fruit for thieves. >> stealing your phone. once place

what they had to do is take dry spaing yet a and design and build a bridge.hina was the winner. photo journalist mike coran captured this from the spaghetti challenge. >> what they're doing today is they had designed these bridges out of spaghetti and today they were testing these brims to see how much weight it can handle before it breaks. in order to design them you have to understand statistics and materials which is our wrap of of engineer. it had to be 50 sent neaters long and less than 25 centimeters high and it has to be less than i think they definitely have strong design idea. >> so we do the decking. and we make it super strong. triple covered. >> i think that was remarkable. that grade you're doing well and they've donna mazeingly well. >> it's really amazing i feel like this is one of the best programs you have off there. >>> right now at 11:00. firefighters battle flames and the mriingterring heat. where tonight's fire broke out and plus your sweltering weekend forecast. >> and imagine waiting at a spolt

this is an $80 an hour spa. sometimes -- all of a sudden -- oh, yeah. rest in peace, victor.s fine. >> juan: in colorado, a teenage camper definitely was in for a rude awakening. he said he heard a strange crunching noise that woke him up at 4:00 in the morning. well, that sound was his head in between the teeth of a bear. the boy was sleeping under the stars at the glacier view ranch when he found himself being pulled out of his sleeping bag. he was bit in the head and dragged 12 feet. he had to fight off the bear but as you can see, he just got scratched. boy, i tell you, god was with him. he is okay. >> kimberly: amen. happy birthday, jesse. and happy almost next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier in washington. u.s. officials telling the associated press at this hour and active duty army soldier has been arrested by the fbi on terrorism charges in hawaii. authorities say the soldier had connections with the isis terror group and the fbi spokesman says s.w.a.t. special agents arrested the man saturday. the soldier was with the 25th infantry division in hon

compete with a two bedroom guest house, views of the santa cruz mountains, a spa room, and -- >> this wine cellar is amazing. >> reporter: he's seen a slow down in one kind of buyer. >> the middle class in china, because of the crackdowns on some of the migration rules, they've been finding it more and more difficult to get money outside of china. >> reporter: investors parking money offshore since last year, and got even stricter in 2017. but under trump, properties are moving fast. about 20% of the homes de leone sold in atharton sat on the market in the fall and sold after his election win. >>> meanwhile, there's a different kind of land grab going on in one east bay city right now. dan williams spent the day in danville. >> reporter: danville may seem idealic, but it has its share of problems. most of them first world. biker gangs here tend to wear spandex and the broken bottle in the gutter is a 2014 cabernet with a smooth finish and hints of citrus. at one particular time of year -- >> and sometimes it gets a little crazy. >> reporter: danville hosts one of the most popular 4th

. >> you get a good sweat and it's like leap cleaning like going to a spa. >> think of it that way.out out to all the -- i saw a postal worker in the heat of it. >> god bless you. >> construction crews i don't know how they do it in the heat. >> bottom line lots of water. outdoors, whatever you're doing make sure you keep water going here it will be hot not just today but for several days. mercury on the rise. how about this next couple days. hazy, hot and humid, look at numbers, 5 and can we call this cooler surprised, monday, temperatures fall back into 90s. 77 washington, 77 gainersburg, 70 quanitco and 74 nap list and lots of humidity across the area. better west, 60s in whip chester this morning and culpeper 60s as well. lots of sunshine here. first half of the day and we'll build cloud cover just like yesterday and day before. and the day before that and we'll look for thunderstorms late this afternoon. future cast doesn't love the idea of it but i'll mention that we could see showers and storms later today. here we have a shower or two by 2:30 and see if we don't geta few mor

the building will have a pool, spa and rooftop lounge. >> this is a very diverse racially, economicallynd ethnically diverse community, this is just going to add tremendous value. >> reporter: lynette gibson said fires have not slowed construction. 4,000 housing units are in the pipeline. >> nothing anyone can argue with is we want housing and need housing. the question is how the developers and investors and state and federal officials help us and make sure there's housing for everyone. >> reporter: the building is expected to be ready for resident in two-years barring any major problems. in oakland, rob roth, "ktvu channel 2 news." >>> so as we push forward here, we have a little bit of going to talk about. it's trying to reform at the coast. but not a lot. it's windy at the beach. gusts at 30 miles per hour at sfo. it's a strong on shore flow. it helps out in the inland valleys. it's kept temperatures on the mild side. it's not hot definitely but it's adding some much needed moisture into those fire zones around mariposa. any time you get a wind here, that's pushing a delta breeze an

to integrate mass numbers of unplanned aircraft sayre spas the fba is relying on ashore a group of participants red my mississippi state university. workers are asking what if this happens if they crash be into people and fall out of the sky. >> we have to understand what happens if there's collusion or backpack. at the end about avoiding that in the first place. >> though many provide video feeds of flight the faa requires operators to fly sdrons within eyesight. commercial drone industry is preparing for the day and thisry. is lifted. >> whether it's package delivery or arctic operations regardless of awhat it is almost every truly useful application of technology is beyond site. >> technology is way ahead of regulations and it is just a matter of having to iing you're out how to integrate the drones into the airspace. >> commercial drones inject more than 82 billion into the economy and create more than 100,000 u.s. jobs by the year 2025 according to the trade group auvsi while companies investing the flight are eager eager to reap economic benefits they agree advanced safety research is cru

. > with a pool, spa, fitness, business center.nge. >> reporter: even as investigators still look for the cause of the fire next-door and three other recent construction fires have been deemed intentionally set. >> it's unbelievable. it looks like somebody is against us. >> reporter: there are tensions over the changing face of some east bay neighborhoods. >> a real expression throughout this country of growing income inequality. >> reporter: as cleanup continues on that property and construction on this one, city leaders say what's happening is not gentrification. they say they're solving oakland's affordability problem or they are trying to. it will turn a parking lot into two stories of retail and five stories of homes. >> we are not removing housing to build it. we are actually creating 30 to 40 new affordable housing units. >> reporter: city leaders say they want to ensure families with lower income can stay here. >> in what's become one of oakland's hottest neighborhoods. >> reporter: along with two developers who committed t

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none of the countries and our spas international allies is going to accept such an escalation in thation. the region is vital for the entire world. it is not just vital for the arab region. >> saudi arabia, egypt, bahrain and the uae have all cut diplomatic ties with qatar, accusing it of supporting terrorism, something which qatar denies. among the demands, shut down all channels, stop developing a turkish military base in the country, rebus dduce ties with cut ties with terrorist organizations, stop interfering in the four countries affairs, stop giving qatar nationality to citizens of the four countries. with all that said, let's look at the mood in qatar right now after this. cnn is there in the capital of doha. >> reporter: hi, natalie. you know the comments we heard from the foreign minister, this really is reiterating what their position has been all along. saying that this crisis is not about combating terrorism, as it has been packaged. they say this is about trying to contain qatar moves by its stronger neighbors and strip this country of its sovereignty. it is not just gove

intellectual framing of the story i certainly knew i needed to visit vietnam not just the tourist spas and starting cities i wanted to get to the delta and the high country and i wanted to get to the jungles and far reaches where the baby boomer generation fought and where the stories of some of the men i was describing had died. i visited the delta but visiting even today you can understand where the young kids controlled along the waterways and canals from the hostile and scary places. traveling up to this cities i saw the remains of liberty bridge that so many americans to serve their new. i visited the old area that the marines called god city, north of lodi bridge. i left behind some momentum is there for dartmouth marines were killed in two different images with a third battalion of seven marines one with kilo company in july of 1968 and a second classmate of the first with mike company less than 2 miles away in november of that year. i looked across at charlie ridge still dark and foreboding 45 years later and i went away and walked around the ancient citadel that have been the

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