. >> steven remembers pulling up to the scenic lookout, sitting in the car with jody, sharing a wineooler. >> there were other people sitting in cars and we walked up earn looked over the spot where the binoculars were and walked up to the sort of open view. >> he says they then turned and took a narrow well worn path to those rocks. they sat there as the night fell around them. he with his back against the rock holding her as she sat directly in front of him. >> at some point, something goes terribly wrong. >> yes. >> he says he stood up intending to go back to the car to get wine and a blanket. for whatever reason jody stood up too, the edge of the rock was at her feet. >> what was your last glimpse of your wife? >> just standing up and you know, and stumbling forward. >> jody had gone off the cliff. >> i didn't know how bad things were but i was stunned. i -- >> what did you do? >> i got down on my stomach and stuck my head over and i just yelled, jody, jody, talk to me. i just yelled down there. >> but no response. he grabbed a flashlight and flagged down a motorist who came here

there are discounts on thousands of items, but thieves are on the lookout as well for the porch deliveries. if you are expecting a package, there's something campbell police say you can do. >> the best thing to do is make sure you're home when the package arrives. if you can't be home, have it delivered somewhere, either a business, a friend or a neighbor, so that it doesn't have the opportunity to sit on your front porch unattended. >> amazon has yellow boxes to drop them in. >>> all in 24 hours. 24-shopping mania here. >> cha-ching. >> kari hall, what are you going to be ordering? >> i might check it out later on. we're going to have sunshine. the temperature trend for los gatos, the mid 60s this morning and at 8:00. the temperatures rise into the mid 80s. still above average but cooler than where we have been. we'll talk about what's ahead toward the end of the week coming up next. >>> i'll watch for more prime delivery trucks over the next few days. the truck scales look well in fremont. no major problems for 880. we'll show you what's going on in the perimeter of our commute. >>> prot

concord police issued a "be on the lookout "to all officers using the footage .a few hours later chavezwas arrested at a nearby plaza.sot: corporal summer galer, concord police department// "through investigative leads and surveillance footage we identified 60yearold jose chavez of concord and arrested him later that day."sot: steve bergstad, coin laundry owner// ""it feels great i have a young daughter myself so i'm very happy to help and get somebody off the streets that's a don't want him around here obviously." ((steve))now to a story that everyone is talking about...a disgusting scene on highway 101 in oregon. a truck hauling over 75-hundred pounds of live hagfish also known as slime eels... overturned and turned the whole area into a slimy mess. police say the flat bed detached from the truck and flew across the highway causing a chain reaction crash... you can see the damaged cars covered in the gooey mess... the fire department had to use a bulldozer to clear the eels from from the highway... police say when the hagfish become stressed, they secrete a slime which turns into foam

you have to be on the lookout for a potential tornado. i will reiterate, a doppler- indicated tornado warning. the storm itself is a broad circulation. if they tighten up to something in this area, you know, they can spin off of a tornado with a rotating storm like this. take cover and get to the lowest level of the basement. fredericksburg is a good hour that is where that tornado warning is. we're going to go back once more to the reflectivity. i know there is a severe thunderstorm warning for calvert and portions of sooner prince georges and southern anne arundel until 7. that is for winds 60 miles an hour and tornado warnings, we don't mess around with. neither should you. take cover now south of fredericksburg. the storm is going to head into coshin and potentially, if there is a tornado, west of lock's corner, you will notice. toward clayborn, we're looking at an area where we could be looking at a tornado coming down. right now, doppler indicated. 6:33 is the current time and this weather service cancels the storm earlier than that.

they were always on the lookout for the persons that were plotting. one of the things the masters understood is no one wanted to be enslaved. they were trying to figure out how to keep them in bondage when they were trying to figure out how to get out of it. why did we learn about that slave revolt? >> it realized some of the great horrors of the institution. it is great theater that they arrived in the middle of the night and slept people's throa throats. it was a brilliant young man who was literate. he truly deeply believed he'd been chosen to do this and that is one of the common things i see in the leadership. he had this sense and imports since i've been chosen to do something great. so we remember this particular revolt because 40 white people were killed from almost hundreds of black people were killed in retaliation. there was a public trial in which matt cherne turner was a r talked about god choosing him for this task. it was an enormous credibility to the movement just getting on its feet at the moment to say to people this is what will ha

our source says meghan won't be working most of august, so we'll be on the lookout for areunion. >>> is is "girls trip," and the premiere last night, turned into a girls' night out. >> this is my >> queen and jada have nothing but love for their co-star. and jada and jaden, can you tell who is who? >> i love that picture. >> it's crazy. when you saw that, i was like -- >> my child does look like me. >> jada looked like she won the red carpet in a red floral grecian. >> i know will was on-set. >> i didn't meet will. >> you didn't talk to him? >> no, no, no. i just thought that would be mad awkward. i didn't have anything to do with it. >> will wasn't there, and neither reason. >> willow is too young. i don't want to sit with her through the grapefruit scene. >> your child does not need to see some of this, no. >>> some are calling this the summer of women at the box office. "wonder woman" has been a big success. >>> now an update on michael buble's 3-year-old son, noah. he's battling cancer, and his mother said he's doing well. but she shares the devastating moment she first learned of

so be on the lookout for walk- in patients with signs they were in a motor vehicle crash. they went on to the address they have on record, it appears the vehicle had been recently sold. at this point we are hearing investigators will be back here later on scene. as we come back to a live picture you can see that since we started our report, 3 highway patrol officers have just arrived here on scene. now, we are going to talk with them to get more details about this accident, try to get a firm confirmation on exactly how many people died here at the scene. again, the eyewitness telling me that it was a tragic scene and they are simply too shaken to talk at this point. also looking to get information about that suspect that they are still on the lookout for, so we hope to have more for you in a half-hour. >> christian when did it happen, was it around midnight? earlier morning hours? >> reporter: accident happened at 11:00 last night. so, around 11:00 last night. so we are talking about a long time frame here that chp were out on the scene. we are hoping to get more details he

dan whitworth reports. 0ut out on patrol, they are on the lookout for anyone who might have taken drugsus car is pulled out, the driver is tested by it sapling is a survivor. it comes back for positive of cannabis. he is arrested which means a blood test. if found guilty, he faces are minimum 12 months driving ban and could be sentenced up to six months in prison. since the law changed two yea rs in prison. since the law changed two years ago, it is now illegal to have a certain level of 17 drugs in your system/ up to 17. some are we legal and nine are prescription drugs, like morphine and coding. we asked all 43 forces in england and wales about how many drug driving arrest they have made. we divided that by they have made. we divided that by the number of officers each force has. some forces made the rest for every one or two officers, others are up to 28th. these figures must be treated with caution because i did not take into account if a drug driving is more or less common in different parts of england and wales and a police watchdog said they can only offer a snapshot into how thi

nature valley >>> animal control officers in san francisco are on the lookout after a coyote jumped outthe dark and snatched a small dog off of a front porch this happen yesterday in the balboa terrace neighborhood. a couple took their puppy and their dog for a bathroom break but before they could get back inside the coyote jumped and grabbed bella off the porch and took off they later found the dog's body in an alley by their home. there have been more coyote sightings and attacks in recent years. neighbors are trying to take extra precautions but they worry nothing would stop a hungry coyote. >> it is very concerning. we always try to make sure we keep our dog on a leash. but it happens so fast it wouldn't matter what you do. it is very worrisome. >> experts remind pet owners to keep cats inside and dogs on the leash. if you are approached by a cody try to scare it away by waving your arms making loud noises. >>> off to steve paulson may be some burn off coming this afternoon. >> it is sunny for everybody let's take a look toward the detwiler fire and look at the temperature. mariposa

let's now turn our attention to a few things investors are on the lookout for this week. ng china will update its inflation data for the month of june, which will give us more clues about its economic health. 0n tuesday pep see reports second—quarter earnings and the big question is, are the consumers losing their appetite fizzy drinks? more people are battling obesity. malaysia and south korean central banks will announce interest rate decisions mid week. earlier i spoke with an economist who told us what we can expect. it will indicate the chinese economy has stabilised in the first half of last year, it decelerated quite significantly and there was a substantial boost to credit and social financing in the second half of the year and into early this year, which helped stabilise the economy. growth is just year, which helped stabilise the economy. growth isjust below year, which helped stabilise the economy. growth is just below 7%, exactly where china wants it. there is still this massive problem of bad debts, why isn't this impacting investor sentiment? it's a backgroun

. >>> well, they are not firefighters but they are on the lookout for fires. coming up, the local eyes in the sky watching for any sign of smoke or trouble. >>> the detwiler fire burning in mariposa county has grown to more than 70,000 acres. the flames have destroyed 45 structures and another 1500 are threatened. evacuation orders are in effect. the cause is under investigation. >>> south bay communities are stepping up to aid in the detwiler firefight as pg&e puts eyes in the sky to spot potential problems. jesse gary has that story. >> reporter: every day, from late afternoon until dusk, the fight against california wildfires takes flight. for the fourth year this pg&e funded program contracts with local pilots to be on the lookout for trouble. >> what they do is they're spotting fire and smoke and providing those geographic coordinates to fire agencies so that they can stop the fire before it spreads. >> reporter: myra says there are a half-dozen fire spotter flights each day. they're scanning the horizon for the first sign of fire that could grow into a de

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i'm always on the lookout for good stories. when a friend good stories let's write about them. >> i talked structural constitution law for 20 years i've never heard of -- hunters this story come to you? >> like i said, when you are on the lookout they come to gradually. i asked friends and other people i knew who they thought should get more credit than they get? and in the case of - it is an indian chief from petraeus that understood the principle of federalism because he lived there for centuries before we were our own country. i was intrigued by that. it is not in a most americans know anything about and had profound impact on our system of government because he is the guy to benjamin franklin to learn about transport menus is a person to the articles of confederation and then in a more perfectly into the constitution. >> amazing. before we get into that time of the subject matter itself. i do have the privilege as i mentioned to meet your late father. he was a legendary figure my profession and a general of the united state

the driver remains on the lookout. the suspects jump back into the car five minutes later. livermore police also said they hit neighboring streets, tiffany common and water lily common. in all 34 car break-ins. >> they were really quick. within a little after 4:00 in between 4:00 a.m. and 4:28 they committed all these burglaries. >> reporter: neighbors reported a suspicious white car in the area. police ran the plates. turns out it's tied to a stolen car in brentwood where police were investigating similar smash and gaps. >> it's unusual that many of the cars were broken into. >> reporter: brad davis' passenger-side window to his truck was shattered. what's odd, they damaged a lot of cars, but not much was taken. the group appears to be from out of town and they have no idea why they targeted livermore or brentwood. neighbors hope they don't return. >> i hope lightning doesn't strike twice, right? they've already hit us. hopefully they won't be back again. maybe they've moved on to other areas. >> reporter: police do not have descriptions of the suspect, but they do have a

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they are urging people to walk in pairs and be on the lookout for the truck. >> it was no typical stroll for 14-year-old girl in browns mills, police say a criminal was lurking in the area. he spotted the teenager and thought he had an easy target and tried to abduct her. >> we don't know who they are or where they are from but we want to get them off the street. >> the girl's quick thinking likely saved her life and she screamed and ran for help. >> a male in a brown ford ranger pickup truck pulled up to her and the male was wearing some sort of mask. and demanding she get into the vehicle and when she turned and ran away the vehicle drove off. >> it mapped 6:00 p.m. on tuesday in the presidential leaks section of browns mills and residents are concerned. and vincent says knows the victim's family good her mom is very shaken up and doesn't want her daughter out by herself anymore. >> neighbors will be on high alert. >> it's scary because it's the woods. if she ran -- that is lucky it's a good thing but luck. all pure luck ta that girl got away. >> there is no identifying information abo

. >> reporter: larry, police tell me they put out a be on the lookout for the thieves and their vehiclethey have a great description thanks to the quick actions of heidi burrows. she was not sitting back to be victimized without a fight. a surveillance camera at her house on tulip roadshows a woman walk up to the front porch, grab a package and take it back. highlandy came driving up the street to see it herself around 5:45 wednesday. >> my first thought was honk the horn, stop, get them to stop for a second so i could get a clear photo. >> reporter: heidi got pictures of the suv and license plate, all the while screaming at the woman and the man behind the wheel. then she realized the thieves were yelling at each other. >> put it back! put it back! run it back there because she sees us and the lady in the back seat starts yelling, i'm not going to do that. you figure it out. this is your idea. >> reporter: the couple tossed the package from the window and sped away. neighbors are upset by the crime but happy with how things turned out. >> it is great that she was able to do it without

when i see them being erratic and eratic behavior -- >> starting tomorrow more officers will be on the lookout. penn dot is paying for it. >> basically if you're speeding or exhibiting dangerous behavior, police are going to target you. >> the two-month enforcement wave comes a week after a deadly road rage shooting, a 28-year-old didn't want to give way to a teenager trying to merge, and shot her. the law enforcement effort across the state will target aggressive drivers, but also educate. >> how do you know you're in a situation that could be dangerous? >> you get that feeling where, you know someone has an ego, and they just want to win that one situation, whether it's a merge or you cutting them off. >> if you encounter them, he says let them-to-go by. don't challenge these kind of driver. >> i think at times all of us have to be careful we don't pus ourself in a situation we're going to regret later. >> this is going to involve law enforcement across the state. here's how it's going to work. local police with identify president quarters where they have already seen aggressive driving and

i am always on the lookout for good stories. when i find good stories, i like to write about them. >> i have taught structural constitutional law for several years. like i said, when you are on the lookout, they come to you gradually. i understood the idea of federalism because we lived it for centuries. i was intrigued by that because it is not a name that most americans know anything about. and yet, he had a profound impact on our system of government. he is the guy who enable benjamin franklin to learn about federalism. he made his way into the articles of confederation and in a more perfect way into the constitution. >> amazing. and before we get into the subject matter of the book, i had the privilege to meet your late father who was a legendary figure in my opinion. he is the father of the modern supreme court bar. is there an influence from him in this book? >> without a question. as i was growing up, we talked about things like federalism and separation of power around the dinner table. i think i was 30 before i realized

participated in the town hall, health professionals who share tips on warning signs parents should be on the lookout for in the new school , use properions names for proper parts. anna-lysa: the types of messages parents need to hear. >> there something very angry about the way the superintendent and the charles county school board has been handling thing. -- handling things. anna-lysa: in just 10 days, leaders with the school board will meet with parents and benjamin stoddart middle school, where they are sure to face many questions. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. i-teamthe 7 on your side has been looking into why it took months for the police to arrest carlos bell. the charles county sheriff's office said it took six months from the time they took his phone to the time they found child pornography on it. the reason they say, a growing backlog at the state computer crime lab. maryland has a backlog of 14 cases. virginia has aac cases. the police are investigating if crimes in the any six months between his phone being taken and the arrest. alison: breaking right now, the police on the scene of a dead

. >> reporter: larry, police tell me they put out a be on the lookout for the thieves and their vehiclethey have a great description thanks to the quick actions of heidi burrows. she was not sitting back to be victimized without a fight. a surveillance camera at her house on tulip roadshows a woman walk up to the front porch, grab a package and take it back. highlandy came driving up the street to see it herself around 5:45 wednesday. >> my first thought was honk the horn, stop, get them to stop for a second so i could get a clear photo. >> reporter: heidi got pictures of the suv and license plate, all the while screaming at the woman and the man behind the wheel. then she realized the thieves were yelling at each other. >> put it back! put it back! run it back there because she sees us and the lady in the back seat starts yelling, i'm not going to do that. you figure it out. this is your idea. >> reporter: the couple tossed the package from the window and sped away. neighbors are upset by the crime but happy with how things turned out. >> it is great that she was able to do it without

see the car casing the street with the car parking, two people run out and the driver remains on the lookout and the suspects jumped back in the car five minutes later. they also hit the neighboring streets and in all 34 car break- ins in 30 minutes. >> within just a little bit after four clock, between 4 am and 4:30 am they committed all of these burglaries. >> reporter: a neighbor reported a suspicious car the area and it turns out the plate came back as a stolen car out of brentwood. there was a smash-and-grab at the hampton inn parking lot. >> we were shocked that they got that many. >> reporter: the brad davis had his passenger side window shattered in it appears the suss damaged a lot of cars without much taken, and the group appears to be from out of town, and they have no idea why they have targeted livermore and brentwood. >> hopefully they don't strike twice. hopefully they will come back after hitting us.>> reporter: the police do not have subscriptions -- descriptions of the suspect but they have a description of the stolen car with this license plate on your screen. the police a

the driver remains on the lock -- lookout. the suspect jumps back into the car. the group also hits neighboring streets. in all 30 car break-ins in 30 minutes. >> it's real quick. in and out a little after 4:00, in between 4:00 a.m. and 4:28 they committed all theseburglaries. >> reporter: neighbors reported a suspicious white car in the area. police ran the plates. turned out it's tied to a stolen white lexus in brentwood where police were investigating 17 similar smash and grabs in the hampton inn parking lots. >> it's impressive that many of us were broken into. i was surprised. >> reporter: what's odd, it appears the suspects damaged a lot of cars, but not much was taken. police say the group appears to be from out of town and they have no idea -- appears to be from out of town and they have no idea why they targeted this neighborhood. >> i hope lightning doesn't strike twice, right? they've already hit us. hopefully they won't be back again. maybe they've moved on to other areas. >> reporter: and police don't have descriptions of the suspects, but here is th

it's looking like hot and humid conditions and billing in getting warm across the region and on the lookout for storms that may mop later in the day. right now satellite and radar is not showing you anything coming up in the present. as we take a closer look at temperatures, temperatures are on the warm side and we are looking at 87 degrees right now in philadelphia. and that is pretty toasty, we are also looking at dew points that are high down south of philadelphia. 66 in the city and moderate humidity and higher up in allentown and trenton and reading and down into the 70s and darker shade of green in newcastle county and salem county that is oppressive humidity and may creep back up to philadelphia later in the day. 92 degrees is your temperature forecast at 2:00 and at 4:00 we are also looking at tut coming down from a high of 93 we hit that at 3:00 this afternoon. 6:00, 91 degrees and 8:00 p.m. 88. we have thunderstorms in the afternoon. that won't hit everywhere but where it does it can produce strong winds and heavy downpours. that is the case tomorrow and thursday as well. because

would happen earlier. ,ight now, some lightning especially around waldorf and la plata, so be on the lookout for that, not expecting anything severe overnight. tomorrow morning temperatures in the middle 70's, and much of the area near 80 degrees in the district. a quick warm-up in the morning. then we watch the skies were chance of thunderstorms late afternoon, into the early evening. strong to severe. 4:00 p.m., a lot of folks going home early friday afternoon, a lot of beat all -- a lot of people going to the delmarva beaches, could be problems around the bay bridge with heavier downpours and gusty wind. conditions improve, and the improvement will be lower humidity levels and slightly cooler temperatures for the day saturday. then we start to creep up into the day sunday. tamara way weather alert day from stormwatch 7, heavy rain, gusty wind, especially late afternoon into the early evening -- tomorrow. a great time to download the stormwatch 7 weather app. the highest tomorrow, lower to middle 90's. the feels-like temperature closer to 100 degrees. another hot day ahead, but at least th

we have been on the lookout for the possibility of some fog around the region this morning.far so good and most areas with high visibilities are. there is a possibility out in northern montgomery county and northern chester county where you might run into some fog and everybody could see a little drizzle on the windshield this morning. matt pelman we have better weather coming not only later today but also tomorrow. that's ahead in the accuweather 7-day. >> it feels a little bit nicer out there this morning, david, despite that little bit of mist, i did see that on my windshield. i've been seeing construction despite that mist on a lot of these roadways like the schuylkill expressway. eastbound lanes they were working overnight by the blue route in toward gladwyne. they did back up now and they're picking up their cones in the process of clearing out so should be completely gone within the next few minutes. probably have another half hour on this construction zone. of course it's the vine street expressway still blocked off between the schuylkill and broad at this point. no

the police are on the lookout right now for a white sedan. also breaking news from australia.ncreased securities at airports in that country after police in sydney acting on intelligence staged major raids to stop what they say was an elaborate terrorist plot to take down an airplane. brad milky reports. australians will cup to the police conducting raids in five locations around sydney. >> a major joint counterterrorism operation to disrupt a terrorist plot to bring down an airplane. >> people in sydney were planning to commit a terrorist. act brad: the rains are ongoing. at least four men have been arrested. 40 riotan tv reported squad officer stormed a house before explosives team found a suspicious device. >> people were screaming and yelling. brad: officials have not released specifics on the time and location of the alleged plot, but -- >> terrorism. brad: increase security measures are in place at all australian airports. the police a that so far none of the suspects have been charged. kimberly: on twitter today, president trump promised to stop obama care reimbursement

the street here. man shot in upper body 12:30 this morning. only lookout for the gunman is maybe wearing white shirt and blue jeans. not sure of eye testify the vick testimony. just a man shot in the chest this morning. can show you video for a scene we just left this morning this is 420 block of sixth street south east a short distance from here after 4:00 this morning someone broke that into a second floor apartment and shot someone else the victim ran out to the street e we're told that victim will live. that say map with sdraed locks and you can also see a map of some other shooting locations. one of them a woman shot in the hip. this was 800 block of chesapeake street southeast 2:30 this morning and also not far from here as chesapeake street shooting two men shot also around 2:30 this morning and 39 0 0 lock of third street southwest. no lock yut nut that case. several in close proximity we're not sure if any are related to each other. >> i want to though you from a queen. a man was shot and killed in the upper body 1:30 this morning 2500 block of du

. >>> the stranger danger we used to teach our kids about, be on the lookout for a creepy van. the van anymore, they can find out where you are at any given time. >> the snap map is off by default and has to be turned on. you can turn on ghost mode in the settings. >>> your kids may be out of school, but there are a number in the classroom. the government's office on adolescent help says the portion of teens enrolled last summer was four times higher than the 1980s. many teens are spending time at jobs. 23 million teens were working or looking for a job. a quarter of them volunteered. >>> get ready to meet the 2017 golden girls. they may not be dor think, blanch and rose, but given themselves similar names. >> they call us cha-cha girls. let's play cha-cha. >> the cha-cha girls live together in sarasota, florida. they are all related. their caregivers who recollecar related, they was looking for a comfortable way to care for them at the same time. they pooled their resources and >> one has strength in one area, it makes up for a weakness in another area. they all look out for ea

probably picking up a bit of that, that will die down over the next hour or e else we'll b the lookout for spotty shower activity like what you saw there. allentown. starts to be warm. again it's cool ande sun and comfortable, the dew points are part of the reason why. 62 in philadelphia and over the 60 degree threshold. the northern two-thirds of the you head to down to the 67's and 68's and humid in numbers are dipping a bit in the afternoon. 81 is your forecast high and we may have to wait late in the day to get there. say around 4:00 or so. and we zip back to 76 by 6:00 and 74 by 8:00 and notice through the afternoon it's not a washout but i'm posting the possible of a pop-up light shower. we'll track it again on future tracker 6 a great day tomorrow and of course we have to talk about the return of humidity and another thunderstorm chance coming up in the seven remember you can get the latest forecast including detailed updates and stormtracker 6 live double scan radar any time on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >> road closures are e

. >> they're on the lookout for great whites. ted greenburg went aboard their ship, and as he shows us, finding these sharks is just the beginning. >> reporter: it is a mission to find -- >> brings it to the area -- >> reporter: track -- >> this will be attached to their dorsal fin. >> reporter: and protect a creature. tough to study creatures that scientists still know little about. >> they're here, swimming by, using these waters, they always have been. >> reporter: we got a chance to come aboard this ship near the wildwoods with o-search, the operation that made mary lea celebrity, with more than 120,000 twitter followers, she was outfitted with a satellite tag five years ago. >> people are getting excited about mary lee. >> reporter: mike hyatt is the chief scientist on this expedition. >> take that sample. >> reporter: experts hope their work tracking and studying great whites will help their population to rebound after decades of decline. >> what we're trying to do is help solve the white shark puzzle. >> reporter: o-search

authorities are on the lookout fofor forgining factories printg fake u.s. dollars, then slipping them into circulation. enrique: i would say it's, like, about--they make, like, $10 million peper day face value in--in u.s. dollars, so that's, like, about $3,600 million per

the police were on the lookout for a maroon minivan and found it in landover. after a brief traffic stop and chase, he crashed his minivan and ran on foot. the police caught up with him. bowie police had been called to the house a month earlier when they were fighting and beverly had his stepfather in a chokehold until witnesses stopped him. ofnesses found pictures beverly alongside his dead stepfather. beverly likely will have a bond review hearing tomorrow afternoon. because of the charges come he will likely stay on a no bond status. melissa dipane, abc 7 news. kimberly: the police investigating a double murder this evening on silver hill road at and a shopping center. officers were called to the scene at 7:30, when they found two men with gunshot wounds. one of the men try to get help after he was shot. >> one of the victims left where he was shot and went to popeyes seeking help, and that is where the fire department and officers discovered one victim. kimberly: the other man was found in a nearby alley. one man died at the scene, the other at the hospital.

the robots are designed to be on the lookout for anything out of the ordinary.ech enthusiasts flock to new york city. meg oliver reports they could change lifestyles or change lives. >> one, two, three -- >> reporter: from tablet covers to virtual 3-d coloring, consumer electronics week has something for everyone under the sun. >> point it to the sunlight. >> reporter: it's the grill on the go. it lets you bake, roast and steam in the sun. >> these stainless steel trays. it goes inside a vacuum insulated chamber, absorbing sunlight. turning it into heat. any day of the year is fair game, as long as you have light. >> reporter: as long as you have a smartphone, there were new apps for children. >> the animal is going to pop out and come to life. >> reporter: the animals and colors are mesmerizing. this is the latest in reality. this is an interactive application that lets kids draw in 3-d. >> put it in front of the camera and it will come to life. they see it on the smart device and 3-d. you can turn it around and see it from all different angles. >> reporter: ba

crews on the lookout for new fires ignited today. all of this comes as the west faces a stifling heat wave. 18 million are under advisories and record highs are all in the forecast. with heat and fire torching the region -- >> we are having an earthquake. >> reporter: montana faced a different state of emergency. a 5.8 quake, the biggest here in nearly 60 years, rattling stores, homes and nerves. >> i didn't know it was going to be this bad. >> reporter: tonight, earthquakes, heat and fire. the west rattled in more ways than one. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> as this country battles the opioid drug crisis, the cdc reported today that far too many people are still being prescribed those highly addictive painkillers and for too long. the warning came despite the fact that the number of prescriptions was down actually over a five-year period. nbc's stephanie gosk with the details. >> reporter: in the war against opioid abuse, a key defense is making sure some patients don't get prescriptions in the first place. in a report

authorities on the lookout for the man you see in this police sketch, in the philadelphia suburbs. they say the driver gunned down a teenage girl who just graduated high school. the girl pronounced dead at the scene. the search for the suspect reaching into neighboring delaware and pennsylvania. >>> to new jersey now, state-run beaches and parks are closed just in time for the fourth of july weekend in new jersey. result of a government shutdown. emergency services and other essential functions are still operating. locally owned beaches remain open. >>> next to the thunderstorms sweeping from virginia to maine. and check out this flooding in utica, new york, that rough weather snapping those power lines. also, dangerous winds and flash flooding. senior meteorologist rob marciano is here. >> reporter: hey, tom, some of the same areas getting hit again tonight. but look at this severe thunderstorm watch from d.c. through philly, a waterspout in maine. now going through philadelphia and new jersey, could have some damaging winds with that. tomorrow, much less humid and we're looking a

deputies were already on the lookout when had they pulled over the suspects' car nearby.hey noticed a slew of devices. both men are in custody. >>> tomorrow is an important day legally for o.j. simpson. it is his parole hearing. the backlash is growing over a possible release from prison. simpson is behind bars for robbing two different sports memorabilia stores. people have signed a petition to keep simpson in prison. his lawyer says simpson wasn't sentenced for robbery but rather the death of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend ron goldman. >> no matter what you think with his circumstance in 1995 it is clear that if you are a fair-minded american, you know the utter abomination of the sentence he received and the fact that he has been in jail for nine years is not because of the crime in las vegas but it is a consequence of what happened in los angeles. >> simpson was acquitted in that brutal double murder case in 1995. stay with nbc news on air and online as we track tomorrow's parole hearing. >>> continuing coverage now. the family of an australian woma

the cause is under investigation, but according to police they may be on the lookout for someone suspicious. listen to these dispatch calls. >> if anyone gets ice -- eyes on an african-american male with a dog, we need to work with him and talk to him.>> the fire broke out on 23rd and valdes. ondrea borba is on the scene.>> reporter: before -- between 700 and 900 residents have been displaced by the fire. city officials say it will be a number of days before they can get back into their homes. safety is the problem at the scene making it difficult for investigators and more difficult for people to go home. during over 1100 degrees flames from the fire laughed at that air. the wooden structure of what would have been 193 apartments near lake merritt was reduced to kindling. and while no one was living in the building, it was slated to open next march, people found themselves evacuated.>> my wife has been in the building for 24 years. now we are on the street. we have to stay in a shelter.>> reporter: evacuees were escorted inside their homes to get essentials until the scene can be deemed sa

match about 3:00 or 4:00 we are on the lookout for spotty showers and stodsls and could push to 9:00e not look agent a whole lot of this activity. it's hard to pinpoint where it podsls up though. 3:00 a couple of showers around the i-95 corridor light stuff there and heavier showers and thunderstorms possible down to the south and west especially in del ovare. as we get later into the afternoon and evening. 4:00, 5:00 and 5:30, the model wants to put more of this is philadelphia. and even as late as 9:00 when the fireworrad shows get underwy a chance of a spotty downpour here or there. i will not go with the placement of this, this could be anywhere around the region but this gives you the idea that something could be cooking at the time fireworks displays are happening. most shows are fine but keep your eye on the forecast later tonight on "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:ers . tomorrow no problems,lit6 dis os 0ith a frontal boundary to the south and a nice one for tomorrow. the seven day for accymeather for the 4th of july, high of 89 mixing with occasional cloed ms and the spotty

we'll get clouds this afternoon and be on the lookout for some thunderstorm activity. a few this afternoon and a much better chance tomorrow. tomorrow is the real deal as a cold front comes through and we're likely to see widespread showers and thunderstorms tomorrow with much cooler and drier air to look forward to for the weekend. so saturday sunday right now are shaping up to be great. less humidity, highs around 90. again, heat advisory in that effect at noon today. take the heat seriously. erin is back with the roads. >> you're the best tucker. thank you so much. double shot of espresso. southbound bw parkway crash at 175. because of significant delays coming down from the baltimore beltway things building on 95 but 95 southbound a better bet to get towards 32 this morning. 270 southbound father hurley to the beltway delays. metro back to being on time. we'll take a look at those virginia majors next. >> ♪ ♪♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps a