team usa retained golf‘s solheim cup with a convincing five point victory over europe. sunday but spirited fightback by europe at des moines wasn't enough. as alex ewing reports. europe went into the final day knowing they needed to do something special to overhaul the 5—point lead tea m special to overhaul the 5—point lead team usa had. you have any chance of doing this, they needed to get off toa doing this, they needed to get off to a good start, and putts like this from georgia bohl was what they needed. the story of the day, though, was going on between lexi thompson and anna nor theirs. team europe must have started to feel this could be their day. the best players rise to the occasion, and lexi thompson played the type of golf that showed exactly why she is ranked number two in the world, to fight back in half the hole. ultimately, you're left themselves too much to do, and wins for christie kerr helped team usa to victory. a late fightback from europe saw them prevent a record loss, but the overall victory was clinched as team usa took its first victory on home

and team usa is ready as well. >> you know i'm looking forward to putting everything on the line. >>re is another line, just 150 miles or so from the host city the border with north korea, where there is growing concern leading up to the games. global tensions high as the country continues ballistic missile tests and in the wake of new u.n. sanctions. north korea's official news agency saying, there's no bigger mistake than the u.s. believing that its land is safe. >> it's scary. >> reporter: as they train the athletes are aware of the unrest. >> yeah. there are some fears around north korea. i'm sure they'll have great security but yeah it's definitely like a little bit of a gray area. >> reporter: still, for most their focus is on the competition. >> let the games begin. >> reporter: in six months they will. jay gray, nbc news. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm erica martin. satellite and radar image showing a pretty quiet night across the delaware valley all due to high pressure keeping everything high and dry. notice the clouds to the southwest of us heade

to members of team usa work at taylor market in sacramento.wner danny johnson has been a butcher for 34 years and says he learned everything from the man to open taylor's market. >> i'm proud of all of them. they are awesome. they are good meat cutters.>> the to lead a taylor's market team that won the flying knives competition at a festival in oakland. we wish them good luck.>> it seems like there's a competition for everything. >>> the flooding from san antonio to houston is coming up. >>> the flooding in texas is getting worse, torrential rains have brought more water to houston and emergency officials are out in force. >> the weather is striking other parts of the country.>>reporter: heavy rain is still falling in texas triggering widespread flash flooding throughout the houston area. it's turning roads into rivers and threatening homes and businesses it's causing vehicles to stall in high water. flooding comes a day after san antonio was hit by the same system prompting a dramatic water rescue when a driver got stuck in the fast-moving wa

team usa keep a steady hand on the solheim cup with a solid victory over europe to retain the trophy. career of the cincinnati masters. hello there and welcome to the programme. let's start with this evening's football. and emotions ran high in la liga before barcelona's match against real betis. tributes were paid to victims of thursday's terror attack in the city with the barca players wearing messages of solidarity on their shirts. in the match itself, the catalan side took the lead courtesy of alin tosca's own goal. sergi roberto got the second as barca won 2—0. and here's how the rest of the day's results panned out:

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the left leg injury, probably a hamstring and he will upset team usa for the goal at the final. you want to see this time of 37-47, he gets the bronze and not the way you top the see the greatest player of all time laying on the track. complete highlights and the raiders in arizona. >> they both go down with leg injuries. >> real life rosies fighting to come for the record. >> "american idol" is coming to abc. no worry. she was going to win that audition. it will be held in oakland. the bus will be in jack london square giving you the chance to be a star. you don't have to wait. you can audition online now. we have a link at >>> tonight at 11:00, we are learning more about a man accused of killing a woman with his car in a white nationalist rally. all the news on the violence in virginia. >> what's behind a huge rise in the number of bay area sea lions suffering from toxic poisoning. hundreds of people dressed like rosie the riveter helped hold on to a local record. they tried to assemble the most number of rosies at the same time. organizers estimate this crowd to be about 1600

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the world's fastest man ended his solo career tonight, but did team usa play spoiler to his grand finale? >> "nbc10 news" starts now. >>> we begin tonight with a search tonight for a man who police say shot three people killing two of them including a teenager. i'm denise nakano. that manhunt is happening right now in del care county. a shooting happened inside a chinese restaurant last night on fourth and walnut streets near darby borough. drew smith is live there tonight. leaders in that community say they are confident they'll find the man who did this? >> reporter: yeah why, we spoke to the mayor elect. he says they're going to solve this. these are the first killings here this year. people are angry tonight that two young people are dead and that their killer remains free. skyforce10 shows the crime scene in the middle of call win. investigators marked the spots where police say this man shot at least ten times. the surveillance picture taken inside the chinese restaurant right at the corner. investigators hope someone can i.d. him. >> frightening because it's close to home. >> repo

left leg injury, he goes down and britain will upset team usa for the gold. japan gets the bronze. he want wept to see the greatest sprinter of all time end his career laying on the track. all right, giants on rain delay. we'll have those highlights coming up and reaction today's p xwrks a >>> new on abc 7 news at 6:00, we'll have an update from charlottesville to see what's going on this tonight ant the ic system is cuts checks for thousands of employees. how the school system understood paid them. now back to breaking news at the san jose international airport. you see the line of people who had to be rescreened. delays there are up to two hours. this happened at terminal a because some folks got prohibitive ips passeded. everybody's been asked to leave and comerechecked. to keep that in mind. that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. see you back here again at 6:00 p.m. >>> breaking news. the state of emergency in virginia. a white nationalist rally in charlottesville turns deadly. a car rams into a crowd of counterprotesters. one person killed, at least five in crate >> caller: conditi

. >> this is a presentation of the olympic channel, home of team usa. >> a year ago in rio, these fivede a lot of great gold medal news. they're here in anaheim, california, to watch the search for the next four who will represent the united states at the world championships in october. one of them could be ragan smith, the next lodge tgical str her is to win a championship tonight.

olympic channel him home of team usa. ♪ >> it's down to the finals of the di league, where 16 trophies if zurich. justin gatlin has to race usain bolt to the championships, hopes to double. she wants to prove her world title was no fluke. and the great effort middle distance one u runner of his run nt

in the solheim cup, team usa made a clean sweep of the four—balls, to take a 5 and a half to 2 and a gained, thanks to some fine putting performances. it was a disappointing afternoon for europe, who had led after the morning foursomes. a pretty good start, but the afternoon didn‘t pan out the way we plan. iam proud afternoon didn‘t pan out the way we plan. i am proud of the players, who fought really hard. it was a shame it didn‘t happen. it was mostly on the greens, and you need to make some birdies against this really tough team, and we didn‘t have it this afternoon, so we are going to close the chapter on friday and open the next one for saturday. some tennis news, and great britain‘sjohanna konta is out of the cincinnati open. she was beaten in straight sets by romania‘s simona halep in the quarter—finals overnight. konta saved a total of five match points in the second set — before losing the set, and the match, on a tie—break. leeds rhinos beat st helens 16—14 in rugby league‘s super league. both sides scored two tries — adam cuthbertson with leeds second. the rhinos held off

south koreaen officials say preparations are 9 7% complete and team usa is ready as well. >> i'm lookingverything on the line. >> but there is another line from the host city. the border with north korea. where there is growing concern leading up to the games. global tensions high as the country continues missile tests and in the wake of new sanctions today a direct threat. the news agency say iing there' no bigger mistake than u.s. believing i believing land its safe. >> it's scary. >> the athletes are aware of the unrest. >> there's some fears around north korea. i'm sure they will have great security, but it's a little bit of a gray area. . >> for most, their focus is on the competition. >> let the games begin. in six months they will. jay gri, nbc 10 news. >>> up next, fire and fury. the threat president trump is making tonight. >>> plus a standoff unfolds live on nbc 10. did you see it? we're going to show it yo pow. burglars break into a house, shove a gun in the owner's mouth. a a neighbor who saved the day talks only to nbc 10 as she takes us into her home to show us how she spot

for team usa. go ladies. love that.umber two, former n bamvp steve curry and his brother seth who plays for the dallas a mav vices were in korea for a competition show and the koreans figured out how to stop seth curry and a 13 dpoot tall puppet. the giant inflatable center and then they get out on the break. good transition offense where they shoot on the largest basket in history of the game. >> a lot of thought went into that. you sign up whatever that giant is. and you need that net . number one, one of the greatest catches in major league baseball jackson up over. he's got it? the pitcher says he's got it. he reaches all the way up. he has it, flips over. this is the best angle l right here, from the bull pen. he catches it, hoaltdz on, tumbles all the way over, saving a homerun. that's impressive. he earned his paycheck that day. reaction is the best part of that. the guy who hit the would be homerun. what can you do? it's a great play. some people were saying because he goeses over with both feet it would be a ho

nbc's jay gray has an update right now on the host city, team usa and outside factors that could be seenin the next six months. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of fans will fill this city for the 2018 winter olympic games. and pyeongchang looks like it r it's ready. >> it's not the same issues that happened in rio. >> reporter: the venue is 97% complete. and the men and women who will compete there say they're just about ready as well. >> i'm looking forward to putting everything on the line. >> reporter: but there is another line just 150 miles or so from the host city, the border with north korea, where there is growing concern leading up to the games. global tensions high as the country continues ballistic missile tests, recently threatening the united states after u.n. sanctions were imposed. north korea officials saying they will teach the u.s., quote, a severe lesson with nuclear strategic force if it takes military action. but for the athletes, politics aren't the focus. they just have one thing on their minds right now. >> let the games begin. >> reporter: jay gray, nbc news.

. >>> 6:13, and in six months team usa will take on the world at the olympics in south korea. >> they will begin on february 9th, and one of the bobsledders is joining us this morning. >> that's right. jaime poser is from bucks county. you may remember her from the sochi winter games where she took home the bronze medal in the women's bobsled event. and we're getting new pictures of the olympic venue there. and it looks like things are just about ready. officials in south korea say the venues are 97% complete. the athletes who will take center stage in the arenas and stadiums have been working incredibly hard to get ready for the games. >> my preparation going into the season will be the same as my preparation in sochi. to give everything i have and to my training, to trust in the process and to show up on that line with no regrets about what i did. and give my absolute best. and hopefully that will be enough at the finish line. >> best of luck to jaime and all the other athletes competing. remember, nbc 10 is your exclusive home for the winter games. we can't wait to watch them with

. >> and nbc's jay gray has an update on the host city and team usa as the world gets ready to gather in south korea. >> reporter: in just six months, world class athletes will complete in the stadiums and arenas while hundreds of thousands of fans will fill this city for the 2018 winter olympic games. and pyeongchang looks like it's we heard at this time leading up to sochi and to rio as well and that speaks a lot to the organizing committee. >> reporter: south korean officials say the venues are 97% complete and the men and women who will compete there say they're just about ready as well. >> i'm looking forward to putting everything on the line. >> reporter: but there's another line, just 150 miles or so from the host city, the border with north korea where there's growing concern leading up to the games. global tensions high as the country continues ballistic missile tests, recently threatening the united states after u.n. sanctions were imposed. north korean officials saying they will teach the u.s. a, quote, severe lesson with nuclear strategic force if it takes military action.

and team usa is ready as well. >> you know, i'm looking forward to putting everything on the line. >>o from the host city. the border with north korea. where there is growing concern leading up to the games. global tensions high as the country continues ballistic missile tests, and in the wake of new u.n. sanctions, today a direct threat north korean saying, there nigger mistake than the u.s. believing its land is safe. >> it's scary. >> reporter: as they train, the athletes are aware of the unrest. >> yeah, there's some fears around north korea. i'm sure they'll have great security, but, yeah, it's definitely like a little bit of a gray area. >> reporter: still for most, their focus is on the competition. >> let the games begin. >> reporter: in six months, they will. jay gray, nbc news. >>> news4 will travel to pyeongchang in six months to cover reporting from earlier this year. just search pyeongchang 2018. >>> two big stories as we come on the air with you tonight. first fire and fury. the latest reaction to the strong words by president trump warning north korea against making thr

again from the jump the chosen one team usa own christian who is an absolute study from hershey. to nothing much this game was excited hadn't to be settled penalties munich out on top they won the cup and finally, i know it guys remember this one. the taney dragons from 2014 little league team right here in center city they were back at it three years older and now they are champions. philadelphia phillies rbi club junior division championship taking place in cincinnati today. and the young phillies took down chicago eight-six and if you remember chicago beat the taney dragons 2014 so this was pay back. >> yes, it was. >> they're champions. congratulations. [ applause ] >> good stuff. hey, that's our news for this saturday night at 6:00. your live lottery drawing is next. followed by tmz and we'll see you back here fox 29 news at 10:00. have a good evening. ♪

. >> taking off wolvesberg, shines for team usa today. he showed you why. the keeper. >> this one was pretty, ladies. watch this one, the vision, the touch, the pass. are you kidding me? eighteen years old from hershey. goes onto win three-nothing. just amazing, the story is incredible. eighteen years old, doesn't know anybody out there. and killing it. >> really neat. >> good stuff. >> look forward to him. >> be sure to join us tonight for the "fox 29 news" at 10:00. it is video that will have you reaching for your tissue. a mom got an amazing surprise while out to breakfast this morning. she got a lot more than pancakes delivered to her table. >> i love this. >> that is our news for this saturday night. your live lottery drawing is next followed by "tmz." >> have a great night. we will be right back here at 10:00. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling yo

i'm a former -- we're both former team usa members. >> number one.. how big of a deal is this for it to be in d.c. >> this is a big deal because basically we bringing boxing back to d.c. >> um-hmm. >> we got a d.c. so we just trying to show the world how dc got the most talent. >> where all the boxers coming from? >> up and coming boxers or already champs like me? >> we already took over the amateur ring so we're here to take over the professional rings. >> all right. >> tariq was wsb and he was team usa i'm two time world medalist and i got lot of things going on. >> ya'll got quick hands. >> yes sir. >> people want to come to the event what do they need to do. >> they need to purchase ticks at nation's fight night.com. >> shrek detail r locations you can pitt us up personally. we got them. we'd love to meet fans face to face. >> tell me why it's so important to get the talent here in d.c. and put them on showcase because we know d.c. has got lot of talent for lot of different things. >> we definitely trying to bring back boxing. you know what i'm s

in the solheim cup, team usa made a clean sweep of the four—balls, to take a 5 and a half to 2 and afine putting performances. it was a disappointing afternoon for europe, who had led after the morning foursomes. we got off to a pretty good start. the afternoon didn't turn out the way we have planned, but i'm proud of the players. they fought really hard. it just didn't happen, mostly on the greens. you need to make birdies against this really tough team, and we just didn't have it this afternoon. so we're going to close the chapter on friday and open the next one on saturday. great britain's johanna great britain'sjohanna konta it out of the cincinnati open. she was beaten by romania's simona halep overnight. she lost the set and the match on a tie—break. just before i go, burnley manager sean dyche has been talking about why he wants the transfer window to close before the premier league starts. burnley sold striker andre grayjust three days before their opening game. time is pressing for dyche to replace him, but he remains in good humour as he considers the type of player he want

liz: another leak from robert mueller's team. usay is reporting special counsel robert mueller is using two grand juries, one in virginia, one in washington, d.c. to advance a new wide ranging federal inquiry into possible coordination between president trump's campaign and moscow. this also potentially involves investigations of financial crimes. mueller may continue to use these grand juries, these multiple panels to eventually consolidate efforts in d.c. staying on that story for you. next up, berkshire hathaway, the conglomerate run by warren buffett reporting a downturn in its second-quarter profits. shares of berkshire hathaway did end the day in the green. >>> next up, we've got another jobs beat. adding 209,000 jobs in july flowing past the 183,000 jobs expected. since january, the u.s. added 1.07 million jobs. we've got the west virginia coal miner turned senate candidate lou copley here to talk about it next. >> he's going to bring all these jobs back, how are you going to do that? what are you going to do? flonase sensimis

they will go toe to toe with the team from the usa yet again.n minutes. we will have updates furred you throughout the rest of the evening. we leave you with one of the defining images of the day. that is sirmo farah. defining images of the day. that is sir mo farah. this is what he was doing at half past six this morning. he didn't finish this track career on top of the world, just on top of the london eye. sir mo farah, ten gold medals. over and out for him. and it is over and out from cross at the london stadium. nice and warm here. here is the rest of the weather. hello there. there is rain in the outlook but it has been a lovely weekend for most of us. blue skies. this was taken in the vale of glamorgan. we have seen fairweather cloud increasing across wales and the south of england. cloud in northern ireland. showers across scotland. a sunny and across northern and eastern parts of england. a lot of the cloud elsewhere will fade. high cloud coming away overnight. thickening cloud across the west. rain by midnight to northern ireland. and s

in the solheim cup, team usa made a clean sweep of the four—balls, to take a five and a half to two andolding on to any lead they gained, thanks to some fine putting performances. it was a disappointing afternoon for europe, who had led after the morning foursomes. leeds rhinos beat st helens 16—14 in rugby league's super league. both sides scored two tries. adam cuthbertson with leeds' second. the rhinos held off a late charge from st helens to hang on to win by a margin of two points and strengthen their grip on second place. hull were soundly beaten 116—18 by huddersfield and they're now three points behind leeds. wigan thrashed fourth—placed salford, who are level on points with wakefield, who are fifth. just before i go, anotherfootball manager showing their funny side. burnley manager sean dyche has been talking about the transfer window. he says he'd prefer to see it close, before the premier league starts. last week, burnley sold their striker andre gray to watford three days before their opening game. and now he knows exactly the type of player he wants to bring in. one that ge

in the solheim cup, team usa made a clean sweep of the four—balls, to take a five and a half to two and to any lead they gained, thanks to some fine putting performances. it was a disappointing afternoon for europe, who had led after the morning foursomes. we got off to a pretty good start. and then the afternoon didn't turn out how we planned, but i'm very proud of the players. they fought really ha rd proud of the players. they fought really hard and itjust really didn't happen. you need to make some birdies. it is really tough team. we just didn't have it this afternoon. we arejust going just didn't have it this afternoon. we are just going to close the chapter on friday and open the next one. today. —— next one for saturday. leeds rhinos beat st helens 16—14 in rugby league's super league. both sides scored two tries, adam cuthbertson with leeds second. the rhinos held off a late charge from st helens to hang on to win by a margin of two points and strengthen their grip on second place. hull were soundly beaten 46—18 by huddersfield and they're now three points behind leeds. wigan t

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usa gymnastics over here's gloria riviera. >> reporter: for the first time, gymnastics superstar and three-time olympic gold medalist aly raisman breaking her silence. the former team captain criticizing usa gymnastics for the sexual abuse allegations that have rocked the sport. raisman saying "the people at the very top, that work at the office every single day at usa gymnastics, they need to do better." >> finally we are hearing from someone with real power. >> reporter: the sport overwhelmed by allegations against dr. larry nassar, the former olympic team doctor pleading guilty last month to child pornography charges in michigan. more than 100 women and girls involved in gymnastics have also filed lawsuits against him, accusing him of sex assault. jamie dantzscher is one of them. >> just being a kid and a little girl and being in such an intense environment. i trusted dr. nassar. >> reporter: usa gymnastics telling abc news it is appalled by nassar's alleged conduct, saying, "we are taking to work with aly to keep athletes safe." usa gymnastics did a review of how it's handled these issues, and is adopting dozens of recommendations to keep its athletes safe. thl

you say it is rare but had the usa team that had to run a time trial last year at the rio 0lympics. in 2002 of the european championships and the irish sprinter almost had his head taken off by a camera and protested and ran again by himself in a time trial in the 200. he did not make the mark. by himself in a time trial in the 200. he did not make the markm by himself in a time trial in the 200. he did not make the mark. it is going to be strange for him out there, you thrive on competition. you train all the time by yourself so you train all the time by yourself so maybe that this doesn't issue running by yourself but to get that extra bit of yourself you kind of need bodies around you. but we could only watch and see what happened. he might surprise of all. he has had all this mental turmoil, and presumably he has been very ill as well. we kind of forget that. only he will know exactly where he is at right now. i think him wanting to run the 400 yesterday, he would have believed that he was fine. i do not see how anyone would put themselves under the stress and pressure if they w

. >> as many as 20, like 16 to 20, i think, maybe as many as 25 people on a team. usawould watch it. >> cool. yes. >> all right we've been seen around the country. it is a man, it is a dad, dressed in a dinosaur outfit. and there is his embarrased daughter. we want to see what this guy looks like. what he's all about. after the break. >> we have problem route 202, off ramp to stetson school road and skiles boulevard. it is closed until 3:00 this afternoon. for some road work. let's take a look at i59 at girard avenue. we have volume, slow going, we have a map at the speeds around town, looking at the major roadways, and any place you see red, that's where it is very, very slow. and it looks like the schuylkill schuylkill is just one of those places allow extra time today and your shades. >> so starting offer with bright sunny day, but a few things out there that will make you sneeze. your sneeze report, includes, weeds are going up, it seems like, levels of pollen, moderate there, grasses, ago weed, very low, but mold spores are still very high, and probably higher aft

. -- team usa olympic volleyball team members. >> reporter: olympians, april ross and lauren fender,. >> i saw you on tv. oh, my gosh. awesome. >> reporter: an official shirt for dana and a few drills to get us warmed up. >> that's better. okay. >> thank you. >> nice. >> all right. i think we're maybe ready to play a little bit. lauren and dana, versus april and me. april getting the short spring. al? >> reporter: that ball moves around. they found the weakness. dana, on the other hand -- >> mine, mine. that's in. ♪ >> reporter: yep. acing a two-time olympic medalist. a good game played by all. almost all. and you can probably guess who won. how is your "summer of yes"? >> this is absolutely awesome. this has been amazing. so, thank you so much. usa on three. >> one, two, three. >> usa. ♪ >> by the way, dana can play. >> dana has moves. >> she does. >> she is terrific. >> i love when you snuck up on her. >> that was the only thing i was able to do well. >> with a hat on, she didn't recognize you at first. i'm glad she realized you weren't some weirdo on the beach. >> i was some weird

. >> playing with the usa team, it is important to have the right chair, the right fit and the durabili durability of the chair. >> reporter: i have a go fund me account. i do play oversees but i don't get paid the millions of dollars nba athletes. so i am asking for anybody to donate. i would appreciate it. >> reporter: a new ride paramount to sanchez reaching his ultimate goals. >> i love it. bang. and then he hits it. if you could help, that would be great to get him a new wheelchair. >> and don't forget about hershey and baby ruth. >> thanks for joining us. have a great evening. >> bye-bye. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. . >>> tom cruise's mi-6 disaster. how serious are his injuries? now on "extra." >> tom cruise jumping off a building, crashing into a wall. >> oh! >> new details on his stunt gone wrong and why the dare devil star

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this is billy buck roscoe and his buddy that they see themselves as part of the usa's drinking team.uld not be more american considering the outfits, the way they are dressed, and what they are about to do. this is the trust chug. >> don't try this at home. are you ready? >> pours all the beer into the jug on that guy's head. this is where the trust comes in. do you trust billy roscoe to finish the beer before you die? >> with a name like that, you better finish it all. i mean all. like right now. >> eventually suddenly, we did it. wahoo america number one. >> never mind the fact he could drink his way out if billy doesn't finish it. >> yes and no. at that point you'd be trying to breathe oxygen. it would be dangerous. >> i suggest putting the hose at the bottom of the fish bowl. use it like a beer bong instead of like a straw. >> he sucks so much he wins. >> all i have to say usa! >> god bless america, ladies and gentlemen. >>> i think it's time to check in with katelyn. remember she created rancho relaxo. she ended up owning a farm and taking in animals. look at the new one she got

go team usa! >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "today."sday morning. they are playing our song. >> that's a big crowd, kind of equal to the size of the people at the minnesota state fair where al is. >> outside a certain shop in massachusetts. >> big news there. >> news at 8:00, powerball just made someone ridiculously rich. a single ticket sold in massachusetts was the winner of last night's massive $758 million jackpot. nbc's kerry sanders at the powerball headquarters in tallahassee, florida. good morning, kerry. >> this is where they pulled the numbers last night. this is the check somebody will be getting. it's the largest single ticket winner ever in the united states. $758,700,000. look at the numbers last night. powerball numbers 6, 7, 16, 23, 26, and the powerball number 4. we've had our eyes all morning on watertown, massachusetts, which is where we thought the ticket was sold. it turns out it was sold about 82 miles away in chicopee, massachusetts. now, everybody is scrambling down there. it was sold at a pride station store in

and she's on the usa team, right. >> yes. >> yes. >> so what is it about soccer players that, well, they'rethletes. >> uh-huh. >> we have common interest, where you both want to compete, and an at a high level. >> both in great shape. >> you probably understanded the grinds. >> because i remember with jordan matthews was here, didn't he start dating a soccer -- >> uh-huh. i think she plays for the washington spirits. >> cute. >> i saw them at the beyonce concert. >> maybe there is a thing, oh, aj feel. >> i quarterback for the eagles. he married heather mets. >> ya, they're so cute. they used to common all the time. we love spending time with them. >> well, what is it? >> fellows? way in on facebook and twitter. what ask? >> i think it is better than being someone all hollywood, actress or something, too much ego, not enough -- and they're team sports, where it is about the team, not all about stardom and everything. >> yes. >> think about it, you can do like ice baths together and things like, that go get your massages for your muscles, and that kind of thing. >> ya. >> go running. >> both

championships turning intoa bumper the athletics championships turning into a bumper wheat from the usa, and the teamard with gold. and american golfers dominating the leaderboard at the uspga, the final major of the year, kevin kisner the outright lead halfway through his round four shots clear of louis oosthuizen. rickie fowler and hideki matsuyama both chasing their first major and are one shot further back on three under. rory mcilroy is still struggling however, three bogeys in his last four holes, sergio garcia, adam scott and justin rose also struggling to make the cut. that's all the sport for now. thank you, babies are a big business and an increasing number of parents think what is best for their child has a high price tag. in america thatis has a high price tag. in america that is fuelled by a premium market as parents blow the budget to make sure they get hold of luxury brands. when we were growing up we never had these options. shopping for a baby is not what it used to be. women would come downstairs and we would call the stroller pets and they would start crying because there are so ma

finished second behind a dominant usa side. this teameat britain and had a lot of success , team, great britain and had a lot of success, reached the podium in the last three world championships. on the whole, a very successful day on attractive, but that does not stop there because we have katarina johnson thomson going into the final of the individual highjump johnson thomson going into the final of the individual high jump and also one of the greatest british athletes of all time, mo farah will be on the track today for a double gold, we have already seen a 10,000 metres. he takes to the track for the 5000 metres and is going an 11th state global gold medal. that is quite incredible. lots for british fans to cheer about. we will all be watching. after arsenal's filling win over leicester in the opening match of the new premier league season, there are seven matches today, liverpool begin their campaign witha today, liverpool begin their campaign with a lunchtime visit watford. champions chelsea i home to bu rley watford. champions che

judiciary committee heard testimony from former gymnasts who say that usa gymnastics failed to protect them from falling prey to the former teamoctor. >> dr. nasser abused me at the training center in texas. he abuse me in california and all over the world. >> reporter: usa gymnastics released a statement saying, as we have said, we are appalled by the conduct of which larry nassar has been accused. and we are sorry that any athlete has been harmed during his or her gymnastic career. >> good for her for speaking out. she made these comments after being inducted into the gymnastics hall of fame. she says she wants to see support not only for the girls who were abused but for those who were traumatized by what could have happened to them. >>> coming up. darkness in the middle of the day. >> seeing what it was like in that eclipse zone. we'll show you next. e give you bare feet, backsweat, and gordo's... everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. cleans them away for good. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up to 45 days. breathe happy with febreze. ♪ here ♪

team dr. larry naszer of sexual abuse. usays it's takinging the issue head on. >>> comic actor and philanthropist jerry lewis has died at the age of 91. his career included radio, tv, clubs, broadway. it was the movies that lewis became a legend. and made him one. first as a team with dean martin. then by himself. he also raised billions of dollars in the fight against muck cue lar dystrophy, hosting an annual labor day telethon for years. his comedy jim carey tweeted that fool was no dummy. jerry lieu was was undeniable genius. i am, because he was. the words of jim carrey there. >>> a 61-year-old woman in missouri had to get resourceful. >> she was swimming. the ladder broke. she couldn't get out of the water. she was stuck in the pool for thee lours. >> i got the trusty pool pole. there you go. grabbed the leg of the chair. dragged it over. got the ipad hooked up to wi-fi and asked my community for help. >> do you understand that? she logged on to the town facebook page in hopes of getting someone's attention. she says with

and general, there are a lot of these urban search and rescue, usa r teams from across the country that are descending on houston now coming from new york, new jersey, los angeles. they're coming in from all over the country and they're coming in with food and water for their teams. how do they get bu is the system so that they're helpful. >> they'll work with the local fire chiefs. that's how they'll be distributed through the fire departments. the fire chiefs are in charge of the search and rescue, and they will sbe gate with them of. that normally works pretty sh t smoothly. i tell you what, one of the challenges we're going to have is make sure people that's been exposed ask for a tetanus shot. number two and that there will be pay lot of people here who have flooded before. >> yep. >> and we need an exception to the flood insurance policy. here is why. if you flooded three years ago or if you flooded and they may have got you back in your home, one of the things fema gave everybody was three years' insurance. if you did not maintain that insurance between that flood out and this on

we're going to catch up with a team of usa hopefuls to watch., mr. roker. a check of the weather. >> all right. let's see what we have starting today. a lot of wet weather, from eastern texas, into the eastern and atlanta states. it clears up here in the northeast. hot and dry out west. for tomorrow, we got more wet weather through the gulf coast area. glorious here in the mid-atlantic, ohio river valley, into the mississippi river valley. we'll see showers and thunderstorms, with the heat and dry weather in the pacific high fire danger indeed. plenty of sunshine through the southwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. windshield wipers are on for drivers making it across the golden gate bridge. it's still drizing driving around the city but mostly cloudy skies as we take a live look outside in san jose bay. much of the area starts out with clouds but that clears out within the next couple hours and temperatures for the inland valleys warmin