it's too long and syracuse is your national champion! the karaoke night, the syracuse area celebrated the end of college basketball's march madness with a national championship. it had been a long time coming, and syracuse wanted its moment in the national spotlight. little did anyone know that the moment was about to be eclipsed by a different kind of madness. on april 8th, the day after the basketball victory, the odd couple from freddy's karaoke night was out running errands. while stopped at this bottle recycling center, the young girl slipped away and called her sister. "an old man is holding me against my will," she said. the sister in turn called police, who found the couple a few minutes later at this car dealership. as soon as the police pulled up, the 16-year-old leapt out of a rusty mercury comet, almost identical to the one jennifer spalding reported to detectives two years earlier. the girl told police the old man had kidnapped her, raped her and held her prisoner in a basement dungeon. the old guy looked harmless, but the p

veterans andacting making them feel at home. , the third syracuse shout out for syracuse in a brief. of time. [laughter] they are doing great work. then there is texas tech. i have lost one political race in my life and that was to the chancellor of texas tech. are you here brother hance? here becausere not you are about to get accolades for whipping me. [laughter] most schools have really not done enough to make their campuses welcoming and accommodating. love to toutities a diverse student body and that's important but it's hard to imagine a more valuable contribution to cap is diversity in a group of people who chose to spend their early careers risking their lives for their country. the military service initiative will work with leaders in higher education to promote innovative programs that recruit, retain, and graduate veterans. pleased to introduce you to a veteran who went back to school, john raftery. as a marine, he helped lead the charge to liberate baghdad in 2003. when he came home, uses g.i. bill benefits to get a degree in accounting. he took the job that did not work.

same time of weather, double scan live we see most of the severe storms are well to the north in syracuse, moving east and you done have to worry about that this evening, another area reloading in the northern plains, rapid city and tornado warnings, this particular energy pushes towards the east, and a slight risk of severe weather, and concentrated for central and western pennsylvania for tomorrow and we are right on the fringe and we'll watch it here tomorrow afternoon for some of those pop-ups to come back. we'll let you know when the heat will break, if you don't want the 90s anymore. coming up in the seven day. >> thank you. it was a proud day for the delaware air national guard, the recruiting and retention team was selected as the best in the entire nation, an award ceremony was held to honor them. the first time they landed this type of distinction, this allowed the air guard to reach this high. the best in the 67 year history. >>> high schoolstein you'res marked an era in their young lives today. >> yes, "action news" was at graduation ceremonies for seen yorz of the school of t

second rounderier my grant of syracuse has strong bloodlines. uncle horace won three championships with michael jordan and the bulls. close friends with michael carter williams. hearing his son's name called for harvey made him one proud papa. >> you know, it was a dream come true for him and i know how hard he has worked. i'm still the proudest dad in america. >> played when i could. i was young so it's hard to remember a lot of it. but they always play hard. they always play with a chip on their shoulder no matter what. i try to take that from them. >>> to soccer now prks world cup has been filled with drama in the opening match and it did not stop in the knockout stage. mexico, 1-0, netherlands. 2-0 from advancing but the dutch in the corner kick. ball is headed right to wesley schneider. tied at 1-1 the stoppage nim. 90-second minute. trying to do something late. taken down in the box by marquez. a bit of a flop. yellow card. he makes and pay. the keeper gets his wrong. he buries the pk. the netherland advances make th it 2-1. de devastating

. >> five years ago syracuse college student peter kissler couldn't get an internship despite a greatpa. >> i found i shared a name with a bunch of criminals. >> reporter: instead of looking for a job, he inlisted his college friend to start a company to improve online reputations. how long until you see things change on the google page? >> it could be a week. it could be six weeks. >> it is more important to control what people can find about you but it is getting hard tore do. >> reporter: so do you remove information from someone's search page or bury it? >> it is almost impossible to remove something from the web so you push it far down the page and replace it with positive stuff. >> reporter: but after a high court ruling in europe this week, some 500 million people across 32 european nations will be able to remove personal information from the internet. using this online form, europeans can petition to remove data if it meets the criteria of inadequate, relevant, or no longer relevant. more than 12,000 requests to remove data were submitted in the first 24 hours. google admits i

. >> five years ago syracuse college student peter kissler couldn't get an internship despite a 3.9gpa. it took a google search to find out way. >> i found out i shared a name with a bunch of criminals. >> instead of looking for a job he listed his college friend to start a company to improve on-line reputations. how long until you'll see things changing on your google page. >> it could be a week or it could be six weeks. more and more important to really have control over what people can find about you, yet it's becoming harder and harder to deal. >> do you remove information from someone's search page or do you vary it. >> it's impossible to remove having the web so your best pet is to push it far and replace it with positive stuff. >> in europe this week some 500 people across european nations will be able to remove personal information on the internet. using this on-line form europeans can petition to remove data if it meets the criteria of inadequate, irrelevant or no longer irrelevant. some were submitted in the first 24 hours. an advisory committee will waiver requests and googl

this clerk from syracuse, new york, was convicted of swindling a customer telling him he had a $5,000when it was really worst $5 million. if you have a winning ticket using scanning machines at the scores. don't simply give it to the clerk. >>> we now know more point crash that injured tracing morgan. investigators say the tractor trailer that hit the limousine was speeding more than 20 miles an hour over the speed limit in a construction zone. the preliminary report also says the truck driver had been working more than 13 hours straight and hadn't slept in more than 24 hours. >>> topping our health headlines this morning. a new warning that tanning could lead to a tanning addiction. a new study from harvard finds that chronic exposure to ult ultraviolet radiation triggers endorffens those feel good hormones that function similar to opiate drugs such as heroin and morphine. exercise also releases endorphins and that the sun is still the best source of vitamin d. >>> donald sterling of the l.a. clippers has been caught on tape again in a voicepail to one of his psychiatrists who declar

country, from california to new york have been caught playing their customers, like this clerk in syracuse, new york convicted of swindling a customer, telling him he had a $5,000 ticket when it was really worth $5 million. or this clerk who told the customer his winning ticket was only worth $1,000 when it was actually worth a cool million. >> if you have a winning ticket you don't have to give it to the clerk. that's what these scanning machines are for. place it right there, wait a couple seconds and this machine will tell you whether you've won or in my case, not. >> reporter: while some clerks may lie, the computer doesn't. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> matt gutman getting answers tonight. >>> when we come back here, do you remember this song? ♪ come on, come on sglts. >> carole king there. why that song and so many others are back tonight. the index is next. about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira

senator john mccain offering support from a down protest at syracuse where do you. think america's presence in ukraine has been visible since the crisis began late last year and that presence is only growing as u.s. vice president joe biden again visits kiev his son hunter is settling into his new job on the board of ukraine's largest private gas provider certainly one of the reasons provides president biden might be going personally would be to ensure that he's cast interests are secured for for his son watching. for the new kiev government despite its crackdown against saying represents the will of the people america claims it's keen for the people to be heard and the new country should interfere with your friends of another key senator john mccain talking to me in kiev in december need to make it clear. to the russian government where in their putin their interference in the affairs of ukraine is not acceptable to the united states of america or to any other free country in the world ok the message is clear but critics argue the presence of the vice president's s

she was the only woman in her graduating class at syracuse niversity school of law. karen led the fight against gender discrimination in workplaces, educational institutions and sports. i had the privilege of working with karen as she remained active in n.o.w., serving as president of the syracuse chapter until her passing. she lived by the phrase, it's better to light a candle than curse the darkness. for those of us who strive for women's equality, karen decrow lit a bonfire. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek reck snigs? does the gentlelady ask unanimous consent? the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. mrs. maloney: last month this body passed h.r. 63, a bill i authored along with my friend and colleague congresswoman marsha blackburn. this would create a national commission to develop a plan for a national women's history museum on or near the mall in washington, d.c. this would be the first national women's history museum in our country and i believe in the world. it passed this body w

syracuse, northwestern, missouri, anyway, even though she is a purist i tiger, we're letting her in herethe cake is in here. yesterday we had a guy -- woman made a pizza cake for her boyfriend. guy's in love with her. bring it in, jay jay? j jay jay watching the show. hi, jay jay cannon. >> little hot. come on over to the desk. six, seven-layer pizza cake. >> oh! >> it looks like cake. >> it is beautiful. >> that's a pizza what kinds is it? >> it is bacon, green onion. bake fresh by anthony this morning. >> we saw his picture, you tweeted his picture. >> okay. so, from one baker to another, we'll cut this open. as we watch jen with favorite bakers. >> these are my new favorite bakers, not because they're sexy but mostly because they're sexy. first of all we have to say thank you and good hello to kathy, you guys have wives. you want to say hi. >> we say thank you and we appreciate what you d what was going down, supporting the families. >> here is the situation. cupcakes, everyone tries to make them at home, we don't want to buy 19-dollar cupcakes, i know yours are a lot less than. that

are asking for help to track down a man who exposed himself to a 13-year-old girl on christine and syracuse drive while walking home from middle school yesterday and the man reached to touch her and exposed himself. she get away and ran home. the suspect is a white man in his mid-20 with a slender build and height brown hair and clean cut beard and short messy air. he was wearing a white fitted t-shirt and light colored cargo-type shorts. we hearing the 9-1-1 call by a woman who witnessed bryan stow being beaten into a coma at the stadium. he is suing team claim the dodgers were negligent in not providing enough security. call was placed by a witness who saw two men attacking him. >> someone just got punched and knocked out. >> how old? >> how old? >> is he awake? breathing? >> no, there is blood coming from his ear. >> the security manager for the dodgers testified yesterday there were no security guards specifically assigned to the section where he was sitting but there were two guards nearby who could have responded to trouble. >> the cam nurses association and members of friend health c

in fact, we look at satellite and radar, syracuse beautiful sunshine and that sunshine is on the border of the poconos and will be puncturing the i-95 corridor, possibly in time before the sun actually sets, you may see blue sky during your dinner break or before you head the kids to bed. future tracker at 7:00, you can see the cloud line moving in from the north and to wildwood, it drys out there as well. by 11:00 tonight, a lot of stars reappearing and that is when temperatures truly drop across the region and by 7:00 tomorrow morning, 57 in lancaster and 66 in philadelphia and 64 in millville. the cooler temperatures comes lower humidity and you may want to open up the window, able to do so, to let the fresh, cool air in. and upper 70s to the north and 82 degrees in philadelphia. 62 for center city tonight and the early showers heading to the south and the get away forecast 84, sunny and beautiful and the shore 77 degrees with low humidity and pleasant in the poconos just 75 degrees with a few clouds popping in the afternoon. as we look at your four day at 4:00, a beautiful finish to

maybe you're jogging in philadelphia at 71, 58 syracuse, 57 buffalo this morning. warm to nicer weather too and look at in the southeast where the heat is trapped and just scorching. birmingham at 93 for a high today. these are high temperatures today. not right now. 96 for montgomery. . >> reporter: hi, i'm meteorologist karen rogers with your accuweather update. dry and looking good. let's take you outside, we've got bright sunshine at philadelphia international, 64 degrees. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice today, less humid, mostly sunny, dry, 84. tomorrow, we have clouds and some sunshine, especially the farther north and east you go. 77 for the high, a shower around, sunday, partly sunny, nice, 82. >> again, it's just going to take me a little time to get used to the cooler weather here. >> ah. >> poor, ginger. >> wow, no love from the crew there. coming up on "gma," new details in the mysterious murder of a prominent aspen socialite. the suspects in court this morning. >>> also the desperate search for a missing california firefighter

maybe you're jogging in philadelphia at 71, 58 syracuse, 57 buffalo this morning. warm to nicer weather too and look at in the southeast where the heat is trapped and just scorching. birmingham at 93 for a high today. these are high temperatures today. not right now. 96 for montgomery. >> again, it's just going to take me a little time to get used to the cooler weather here. >> ah. >> poor, ginger. >> wow, no love from the crew there. >>> coming up on "gma," new details in the mysterious murder of a prominent aspen socialite. the suspects in court this morning. >>> also ahead, the desperate search for a missing california firefighter. how drones and harmonicas are now being used to find him. >>> and the woman they call the poker princess speaking out for the first time revealing the secrets of who played in her underground games. >>> and jennifer lopez getting ready to turn up the heat in the park. ginger, don't worry. it's getting hotter. her brand-new single and some classics and it's live next. 24/7 i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really?

second rounder jeremy graham of syracuse was introduced. he has strong blood lines. horace won through championships with michael jordan. and hearing his son's name called was a proud moment for dad. >> you know, it was just a dream to come true for him. and i know how hard he has worked. so i'm -- i'm still the proudest day in america. >> always watched my dad and uncle play when i could. i was -- i was young so it was hard to remember a lot of it. but they always played hard. they always played with a chip on their shoulder no matter what. so that's -- i trying to take that from them. >> jeremy good friends with michael carter williams. >>> the flyers added fresh faces identify the weekend, as well during the nhl entry draft in philadelphia. in the second, they picked up the right winger who played in the quebec junior leagues new york stock exchange the third, they added freezen who will play next year at bowling green university. they're aware of the passion that he will bring. >> i know they're loud. i heard them yesterday. it was awesome just to hear screaming

alarming cases of bedbugs is discovered during their inspection of a 600-unit apartment building in syracusel out of the 600, we found nearly 90 units that had bedbugs. this particular one we walked into the room, i remember opening up the door and going oh, my gosh. this is going to be bad. >> right here. two here. here, here, here. >> you could smell that odor right away and knew if you can smell it and you're not a dog, then you know there's going to be a big problem here. >> look at the feces. this has been going on for months and months and months. >> there had to be over a year's worth of bedbugs. from there we went into the room and we just started carefully pulling everything apart. >> these are actually bedbugs crawling on the sheets. we got to be careful in here. they are everywhere. you're going to pick them up. >> and bedbugs did get on us. they were under our shirts. they were in everything. in the chairs, under the bed, every night stand. there had to be 10,000 bedbugs easily in this apartment. i'm like how has this never been called in? nobody's ever treated or inspected it. >

some cool temps, though. 67, syracuse. 72, this afternoon, in pittsburgh.still looking at stormy conditions about the southeast. although, this cold front is going to stay just far enough south, that, atlanta, you should have a better day. but southern flow bringing stormy conditions across florida this afternoon. we're looking at a cool and damp northwest. 64, seattle. 62, eureka. some of the numbers 5 to 15 degrees below average for this time of year. we will keep cloudy and damp conditions across the northwest. heat in the middle of the country. 92 this afternoon, albuquerque. 102 in phoenix. and a chance of strong storms this afternoon in minneapolis. >> this weather report has been brought to you by aveeno. dan and rebecca? >> thank you, stephanie. >>> coming up on "gma," the questions and the controversy surrounding the new miss usa this morning. why some people are taking issue with her road to winning the title. >>> here's a question, what makes grown men cry? ron? dan? >> the rangers losing to the l.a. kings? >> the most macho reduced to tears in a

can see where we have had rain, it is going all the way up in new york state a central new york, syracuse, 70 degrees where you see green through new york, anal ban i, some showers there as well with temperatures in the 60's. uv index with the rain tomorrow will be low but look at how it changes saturday and sunday with more sunshine, we will be in for a much better weekend. throughout this evening pockets of heavy rain. we have concerns for flooding in the late night hours and then during the the day on friday some breaks in the clouds, some sunshine and then we will see a line of showers and storms moving through tomorrow have afternoon, so once again, flooding concerns will continue across the region, until we make it into the weekend. as we look ahead we will be seeing dry conditions by the weekend but between now and then scattered storms and downpours tonight low 68, highs tomorrow will be around 81 with showers and storms mainly moving through in the line late in the day during the the evening commute. on the eyewitness weather three day forecast, saturday, sunday another winning w

i went to syracuse in albany. >> there's a great movie. peter o'toole. >> i'll watch the movie.o laughing matter, because this is literally -- if they actually fail to retrieve these e-mails, god forbid they actually deleted them intentionally. but if they just did have a computer glitch and have phoned it in on trying to retrieve them, then they are not complying with their legal obligations. that is a serious matter. >> this administration never complies with its legal obligations. it uses the executive branch to go after political opponenoppon. where in trademark law does it say that a trademark that's been established over a period of decades, all of a sudden now it's become offensive? >> that's property right. that is taking away -- potentially trying to, somebody's property right. that's dollars and cents they're taking from a team that built up that trademark over the years. >> that's the whole design. the people that really helps who are manufacturing knockoff product in china and selling it down by the pier over here. those are the people who benefit from this. but i'm

part on this is cupid at syracuse university with gerrymandering and the two party oligopoly our district system is broken so shouldn't we move to a proportional system of representation where everybody's i do you are proportionally represented yes brilliant yes so the question then is how do we get there actually first let me just explain what i think is that his name was is is pointing out and that is that if you live in france or israel or germany or the big pretty much actually not the bread pretty much any other fully developed democracy in the world when you go to the polls instead of voting for joe blow the republican or. jane doe the democrat you would simply vote for the republican party the democratic party knowing you know the party having told you this is the person who's going to represent us but you just vote for the party and then the aggregate you know the votes are all aggregated and the number of people who are seated represents those proportions so if for example in the german parliament if the if the green party got five percent of the vote to get five percent of seats

this is in syracuse you talk.ng on a joy ride before ending up in this park. the fourth zero stole his up with grandpa's car. jump into his truck and ram to the still on car grid and a chase. the 14 year-old expected to face charges and is it takes is behind bars and a nearby detention facility. raquel 7 developing story is a big day for a apple yesterday at the worldwide developer's conference for it will have more on yosemite and other big announcements from apple yesterday. and in the midst of another mass shooting not that i love this a will tell you how handgun sales have been fearing since the tragedy. plus how much it will cost you to have a power lunch with the warren buffett this year. all that and more coming up on the kron4 morning news returns in just two minutes. the latest on heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my

i graduated from syracuse university in 2006, went to japan for two years to teach english and then came back home to a crashed economy and a bleak job market. despite my two b.a. degrees from a great university, i have to settle for underemployment in a minimum-wage retail job." that's brittany holman from portland, oregon. here's andrew englebrecht, 23 years of age, from new lennox, illinois, $80,000 in debt. this is what andrew writes. "it makes me depressed. i have no hope. nothing will ever get better. i'm scared. i can't go get my master's because my life has already been ruined. i ruined my parent's life. the bank finally was willing to work with us and not take our house. that doesn't mean we can pay the loans back either. i can't move out of the house. i can't propose to the girl i love. i can't live because i can't dream. i'm afraid to have kids because i'm scared they wouldn't have a chance." andrew englebrecht from illinois. here's andrew erics from chicago. $123,000 in debt. eric writes, "my law school debt is astronomical. it will keep me from being a homeowner for a long t

. >> mike hainey at syracuse university believes he's an unusual choice but a good one. >> i think he's suited to bring together the organization in a way that brings it back to its core mission. >> reporter: the troubled didn't has been accuse of excessively poor care and covering up long wait times with more than 100,000 veterans. hanie says the veterans he's spoken to are optimistic. >> it's time for big ideas. it's file for someone to come into the v.a. and question some of the poor assumptions about how the v.a. does its business. they decided on someone who could do a turnaround, someone with management experience. but mcdonald has to be confirmed by the senate and members will want to know in detail how he plans to fix the dysfunctional bureaucracy at the vmt a. charlie? >> bill, thanks. the obama administration will ask congress for at least $2 billion. it will help them deal with immigrant crises. since october, more than 52,000 kids have been caught crossing into this country. they came here illegally and on their own. some of those kids have no choice but to sleep on floors a

like this clerk in syracuse, new york, convicted of swindling a customer telling him he had a $5,000ion. or this clerk in long island, new york who told his customer his winning ticket was worth $1,000 when it was actually worth a cool $1 million. you can't avoid being cheated. if you have a winning ticket you don't have to give it to the clerk. that's what the scanning machines are for. place it right there. wait a couple second. this machine will tell you whether you have won or in my case not. while some clerks may lie, the computer doesn't. matt guttman, abc news, miami. >> i have always seen the scanning machines at the counter. never knew what they were until matt told us that. really interesting. >> maybe i need to spend more time in the stores. never seen one. first time i have seen that. >> too bad the guys are scamming out winners. >> sure is. the fact that you can tell them there is $1,000, really $1 million. that's crazy. >> it is crazy. check those tech eickets. >> flying can be exhausting, uncomfortable, maybe not for everyone. >> you may see upgrade some people get. pr

buffalo, syracuse. look at some of those numbers. four-plus inches.'ll have a lot more coming up in your nation's weather. >> okay, thanks. let's get the rest of the morning's top stories from amy. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news out of miami. at least ten people have been shot overnight. two of them killed. many many others in critical or serious condition. this happened inside an apartment complex, just north of downtown. about 50 bullets were found in the area. police are not sure if there was more than one shooter. and no word on a motive. >>> a major development from the crisis in iraq. after days of fighting, sunni militants have seized control of iraq's largest oil refinery, giving them power to regulate electricity and gas supplies. this morning secretary of state john kerry is trying to convince kurdish leaders in the north to join a new iraqi government. kerry told abc's alex marquardt, there's still hope iraq can stay united. >> so, there's this shot, this opportunity for iraq, to come up with its own choice that wou

it was done by a professor at the university of syracuse.e found that high quality, highly profitable companies actually do perform much better over the long run than companies that don't have this kind of stunning asset in terms of possibility for profits today. and this is an extremely important finding from the academic world because the previous big finding, the buffett rated finding was that value, was all important. this profitability factor comes along, it's as big as value but it's not correlated with value. you put the two of them together in a portfolio and you have better risk adjusted returns. >> does that show you outperformance? can you mention a couple of the stocks that have outperformed on the basis of this criteria? >> sure. in buffett's case, it moved to american express, coca-cola, heinz is a more recent acquisition. they have extremely strong top-line profitability. >> thank you, phil. appreciate it. consider you're in holiday and you came in to join me around the desk, that is very, very honorable. >> an honor. thank yo

syracuse, pittsburgh, ohio valley. active next several days that we will continue to follow. >> alex, thanks for that. >>> we've told you about the crisis on the southwest border and rush of women and children there. now we're learning about exactly why some of these women decided to make this risky trip to the u.s. and the reasons might surprise you. can i get my actual credit report... like, the one the bank sees? [ male voice ] sheesh, i feel like i'm being interrogated over here. [ male voice ] she's onto us. dump her. [ pay phone rings ] hello? oh, man. that never gets old. no, it does not. [ female announcer ] not all credit report sites are equal. experian.com members get personalized help and a real credit report. join now at experian.com with enrollment in experian credit tracker. join now at experian.com it says here that a woman's sex drive. increases at the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heart disease. it seems that 80 is the new 18. grannies, bless your heart, you are bringing sexy back! eat up. keep

a study led by the university of syracuse and harvard university found that reducing carbon dioxide emissions from power plants can also reduce emissions of other pollutants sul as sul you are dioxide, particulate matter and mercury. these dangerous chemicals contribute to acid rain, the destruction of ecosystems, ozone-damaged trees and cops and mercury and fish. these dangerous chemicals are also a direct threat to our health, increasing the risk of heart attacks, asthma and even death. add all that up and we know enough to know that reducing power plant emissions will make a real difference in the health of our children, our parents and ourselves. scientists all around the world have collected mountains of evidence about the dangers of carbon pollution and their basic conclusions are no longer speculative or debatable. even so, some politicians respond to this evidence by denying it is true, by rejecting scientific evidence or by claiming they just can't understand the science. this country wasn't built by people who ignored facts. sure, the deniers can defend their friends in the pollutio

and there's -- part of it when you get out, the veterans and military families at syracuse university need to know there are services out there free to the vets. and it is free, use it with the support out there to help them. >> you are inspiring so many military individuals watching this. any advice for the folks who have gotten out and looking for work? >> find a mentor and an individual to help you through it. as well as many services out there, especially for women veterans, which is a really tight-knit community. and making sure other benefits are available. go to your v.a. to find out what benefits are available to you. >> what's harder, the military or starting your own company? >> starting your own company. >> financially, go to your banks. the small banks will help you. >> our military people are the ones we want to hire because of the discipline. >> yes, that helped tremendously, but definitely starting your own business, it's the fear tafactor. >> you are so cool. thank you for being here. lauren and laurie, thank you. >>> have you washed your face yet? don't until you hear

this happened in syracuse, new york. take a look. you can see the suspect speeding across the grass in a stolen car. parents yelled at their kids to get out of the way. police backed off due to safety concerns. and the chase ended when an off duty officer slammed his pickup into the car. the teen is now facing a list of charges. >>> and the most impressive shot of the soccer game in england didn't come from the playing field, but from the stands. take a look at a fan launched a paper airplane from the very top of wembley stadium in london and fans cheered as it flew all the way, all over the field. it stayed in the air for what seemed like an eternity, finally coming to a stop when it hit a peru defender. clearly just one of the dangers of playing soccer. not! england went on to beat peru 3-0. >> it was a header. >> that's what i was going for. >> take out peru. >> natalie, thank you. how's the weather looking? >> bad stuff up in the upper midwest there. >> that's right. we've got some flood watches. this isn't even the worst of it.

he's 100 years old today and he loves syracuse university. and we have robert pigeon.wisconsin. and he is 100 years old today. and he's raising carrier pigeons. i don't know how they know. peggy gibson. and peggy is 100 years old today. and her nightly cocktail sees us through the world. yeah. a little bit of the brew. maybe corn whiskey down there. john bloise and he is from corning, new york, where they used to make the beautiful china. 101 years old today. well, from pigeons to an afternoon cocktail, back to new york where they all love each other. >> covered a lot of ground there. >> like the sound of that. >> do love willard scott. >>> we have piper coming up. a lot to talk about in today's take. we'll talk a little world cup. >> how to stretch out a meal for the whole week. not the one meal. >> can >>> good morning, i'm via sikahema gorgeous day out there. let's get the forecast from meteorologist bill henley. >> umbrellas are going up for sunshine. cape may. temperatures will be climbing into the upper 70s in cape may and we're already well into the 70s in phila