and they want to kill me. >> at the time of our shoot in orange county, shanholtzer was appealing herence and requesting that if she did have to serve the time, she do so at the orange county jail where she felt more protected. >> that's one of my saints with my name. st. therese. >> very nifty. >> she also made a few good friends in the jail and developed a constructive daily routine. >> i'm not surprised that people that can't necessarily get it together out in the real world come in here and function very well in a controlled environment. many people do in here. >> hey there, handsome. thank you. >> i am still learning life because i didn't know life. i'm 30 years old, just learning how to drive. but you know what, i'm doing it. i'm learning it. there's a lot of girls in here that don't know how. and i'm going to school, and i have dreams now, and i can help people. that's what i want to do. >> coming up. >> hi, boys. >> peaches was one of those inmates that stands out in your mind years after you leave a prison. he's very flamboyant. very forthright. very honest. >> one inmate's i

put it down. >> we encountered robert as he was being booked into the orange county jail in southern er. >> okay. go ahead and get dressed again. put all your stuff back on. >> he was brought in after failing to complete community service for a prior conviction of disturbing the peace. the result of a bar fight. since his community service was in lieu of a five-day jail sentence, he will now have to serve some of that time, and this will be his first full night of incarceration. >> i'm a little nervous. never done it before. don't know what to expect, you know. just trying to keep by myself. keep peace. not trying to get into arguments with anybody. not trying to fight with anybody. you know what i mean. i want to be able to do my time and that's it. >> you look like you're getting a little emotional. >> yeah. >> from here on in, corley's every step is controlled by jail deputies. >> put your back against the wall for me. look up at the here camera for me and i'll take your picture next. these papers are yours to keep. walk on the lines to the right and stop on the red "x" in front of

. >> when we first met clarence butterfield he had been incarcerated for more than a year at the orange county jail in southern california. like most jail inmates he had not been convicted but was incarcerated awaiting jail. he had pled not guilty to the murder of his daughter. but that didn't stop him taking jokes. >> how about a d.a. takes a gun under his arm into a bar. bartender goes, you can't come in here with a pig. he goes, i was talking to the duck. >> clarence is an older gentleman, old man you can call him. a giddy old man. happy. happy to be here. >> diagnosed with hyperverbal. >> we can't all be winners now, can we? you have to be people like me to make you real winners in life look really good. >> butterfield kind of jumps from one subject to another subject really quickly. he was really hard to follow in conversation. >> you know me, i'm kind of ignored. kind of being married for 26 years i'm really used to being ignored anyway. >> we start asking him direct questions. and he would answer about something completely off the wall that we weren't even talking about. >> i love germa

. >> at the orange county jail, we covered the story of inmate jeremy bowles, whose sweaty workout routineseft his cell window covered in condensation. >> can you see me? >> yeah. >> and sure enough he wiped the steam away and it made a dynamic shot. >> bowles later invited director of photography brian kelly to experience mattress curling. one of his improvised in-cell workouts. >> stick your ass out, like you're taking a squat. guarantee that will [ bleep ] you up quick. >> it's heavy. >> yeah. you feel it? >> oh, yeah. >> my arms are bigger than his. >> look at the guns. >> it was as if i was doing a barbell curl. i don't know what the weight was but there was some resistance there and it was an effective exercise for these guys to actually work their biceps. it was great. i'm going to go back to work. >> while prisons are full of male inmates, sweating and grunting through their workouts, we've noticed many female inmates take a more relaxed approach to fitness. >> by far, male inmates work out much more than female inmates. it's -- it's very rare to see a male inmate that doesn't work

officials say the water treated at this orange county plant exceeds state and federal standards. it's so clean some people complain it has no taste. the purified water is pumped into underground reservoirs before it makes it to household taps. >> we can produce the water for less than the cost of imported water and probably about half the cost it would take to desalinate sea water. >> reporter: experts say public perception is the big challenge and education and transparency are key. >> the term that's been coined from the toilet to the tap of course omitting the fact that there's a lot of treatment in between. >> reporter: and officials are hoping the orange county facility will serve as a model for other drought stricken communities. chelsea edwards for cbs news, fountain valley, california. >>> a panel of experts is now working on a report due out next year for the california state legislature that establishes a framework for programs that would allow treated water to be pumped directly to households. >>> sepp blatter fifa's embattled president is resigning three days after bei

. >> we met miramontes at the orange county jail. was a member of a los angeles street gang and a meth addict. it seemed out of sorts with the young man who enjoyed reading novels and writing poetry. >> i like to read a lot. i like nicolas sparks. "walk to remember." "notebook." >> oh, so like romantics? >> oh, yeah, i'm a sucker for that. >> even cry when you read the sad part? >> yeah. most of the guys don't want to admit that because, hey, we're in jail. you know. but i don't care. >> but miramontes was facing the possibility of a lifetime in prison. >> been almost two years. my charges are special circumstance murder. big case. big case. >> miramontes had entered a not guilty plea and was still awaiting trial when we met him. the night of the murder, he says he was visiting friends in an orange county gang and that they were all drinking and high on drugs. while driving around their neighborhood, his friend stopped to confront a 19-year-old man who had allegedly flashed a rival gang sign. >> what ended up happening was the orange

they told the orange county register the sharks were peaceful and nonaggressive. nearly 20000 people have watched the three-minute clip. >>> an internship means answering phones and working for little or no pay to get your foot in the door right? not these days. not if you work for am. a new report says interns can earn a salary up to $80,000 a year. business insider interviewed a form former intern who says apple helps pay for interns housing. only catch is they are not allowed to take pictures of anything that happens at work. >>> this might appeal to the kid in all of us. things built from legos. 4,000 square feet of lego creations span centuries of history. if you missed it, it it will be showcased on weekends through august at the bay area family church. >>> it's 4:57 now. a new legal move by the passengers of flight 214. what they are demanding from the airline nearly two years after the deadly crash landed. >>> and a new feature google will invaul to bring an end to accidents at train crossings. >> we'll take a short break but we leave you looking at the ba

. >> reporter: in 2006, when the name linda curry caught the eye of an orange county prosecutor named as cold as it could be. linda curry was already dead by the time you even came to work here. >> linda curry was dead when i was in law school. >> reporter: nevertheless, baytieh and sheriff's investigator yvonne shull decided to take another crack at solving the mystery more than a decade after linda's death. >> we went back through every interview that was conducted with every witness. >> reporter: they also went deep into linda's medical records, and found out something very strange had happened during her first hospital stay. >> the nurse came back to the room and found the i.v. bag had a discolored fluid in it, and changed it out. >> reporter: after that discovery, shull learned, linda became seriously ill, ending up in the icu. eventually, she got better and went home. but then, four months later, she was sick again. back in the hospital. and again, something odd occurred. >> at that hospital, the i.v., the port on the i.v. which is where they do injections into, an i.v. was brok

now despite all the calls to conserve, people in the orange county city of villa park are still using a ton of water. tonight, they tell erica knocklin, the governor's goals just aren't realistic. >> reporter: much of villa park still has lush landscapes but the water district expects that to change. new numbers find villa park residents cut back water usage 15% this year compared to 2013. but they are using 345 gallons of water per person per day. the city's mayor says that is due toe larger lots of land. at least half an acre and fewer people per home. she also says there are no parks, so yards are the only place for kids to play. she believes the mandate is unfair and unachievable but residents are trying. >> you will find turf removal every single day coming out of the front yards and the backyards. so people are stepping up to do it. >> reporter: norm lester has been working on his drought tolerant lawn all year and says he saved money. >> with the 6,000 square feet of lawn, we had water bills. >> reporter: the water district's new steep financial penalties went into effect this

they told "the orange county register" the sharks were nonaggressive. 20,000 people have watched theorrow on a bill that would require vaccinations for every child attending school in california. the bill would eliminate mere t nearly every vaccine exemption that exists now. senators must vote on the bail again because it was amended before passed in the assembly. if the senate approves the bill it goes to governor brown. opponents of the biological have vud to -- bill have vowed to keep fight it even if it becomes law. a week of historic moments for america, supreme court decisions on obama care, gay marriage to the confederate flag. and the president breaking into song during a eulogy on live television. to night hearing from the church organist who helped set the tone for the president's heartfelt words. tom llamas has the the story. ♪ amazing grace ♪ that unforgettable moment when president obama chose to heal the nation not with a speech but with a song. that church organ some how kicking in just at the right time. we couldn't see charles miller. we could hear him. >> the 33-yea

the toilet to your tap. >> i'm ben tracy in orange county. nia's epic drought everyone's trying to figure out how to save water. well, two days ago, this water might have been in someone's toilet. now it's in their tap. we'll tell you how they do it coming up on "cbs this morning." >> we're on a roll here this morning. if you're heading off to work set your dvr and watch us any time. we'll be right back. hello. we're here in the tropics to tell you about our ocean spray cranberry mango juice drinks a perfect blend of cranberry and the exotic flavor of mango. they go together like warm waves and a cool island breeze. ♪ ♪ [ cracking ] ta-da! ocean spray cranberry mango, the tropical way to enjoy cranberry. lowe's presents: how to plan for the future. happy valentines day happy birthday sorry i forgot our anniversary happy mothers day. now get 2 majesty palms for only $16 at lowe's. brandon thinks hellmann's is heaven in a jar. that's because our ingredients come from... farmers committed to responsibly sourced oils... blended with ingredients li

at the orange county jail in southern california we met a transgender inmate who prefers to be calleds. >> myself and my celly are dressed as girls and the rest are dressed as guys. >> despite his physical appearance cortez was in fact a male inmate housed in a men's unit. >> if you are in in the process of having a sex change if you have your male genital parts you are considered a male and will be housed there, whether or not you have breasts or -- it's what's below the belt that counts. >> at first it was startling watching these tapes when they came in from the field we thought we were seeing inmates wearing women's gowns or mini-skirts and we were thinking to ourselves, it's odd that jail officials actually allow this. but it turned out this that they were standard jail issued t-shirts and bed sheets that the inmates converted into women's clothing and they actually did a pretty convincing job of it. >> try to make the best of it you know. just try to doll up a little bit. we have our own personal revlon and l'oreal, mac crayons. we wet them. we play with it. get it nice and dark

the orange county school district signed up with snap trend, a business saying it is a pioneer locationcovery. one school board members acknowledges the question between safety and spying. >> i think there is concern. i had concerns when it was first presented to me. but if this is a tool we use to keep our children safe teachers safe then i am okay with that use of the software and that is what it is intended for. >> trend gave a statement to the media saying our tool provides the district to view publically post-ed and publically available information and recognize content that is poses a concern to the safety and wellbeing of teachers students and staff. this seems big brother like and takes away the role of parents monitoring the account. the school could see unrelated person information. >> you don't need to look on kids' social media. they wear a t-shirt they don't like the image and they are expelled. i understand the kids might post something of concern. but bullying is a good argument the school has to prevent bullying. but if there is a case of bullying you don't need snap tre

omitting the fact that there's a lot of treatment in between. >> reporter: and officials hope the orange county will serve as a model for drought stricken communities,. >>> a panel of experts who's working on a report due out next year for the california state legislature that establishes a framework for programs that would allow treated water to be pumped directly to households. >>> this is bruce johnson, one of the city's largest most popular night spots has been closed down by the police chief. the owner is talking only to wusa 9. i'm going to have to the story coming up. >>> new information on a young woman gunned down in this target parking lot. the criminal history of the ex- boyfriend who's now charged with killing her. i'm andrea mccarren. >>> i'm lesli foster, the park at 14th had its liquor license revoked after lanier says the club concealed a violent altercation and failed to notify authorities. bruce johnson is standing by live in downtown dc. bruce, you have talked to both mark barnes, the owner and the police chief, and they don't seem to agree on what happened there. >> reporter

mike marcus runs the orange county waste water treatment facility. >> we can produce the water for less water and probably about half the cost it would take to desal nature sea water -- desalinate sea water. >> he says it's the cleanest water the state has. >>> one minute he was skiing down the slope. the next plunging into an icy grave. >> the video shows the scary ordeal of a french man who survived skiing in the alps and a big crevice came up before he knew it. >> reporter: the french skier's run down the alps started out okay. then quickly took a terrifying turn. as benjamin was going down, the ground opened up beneath him and wedged him in a crevice. when he screamed for help, he fell several feet deeper into the hole. his cries continued. >> help! >> reporter: eventually another group of skiers heard him. they then threw down a rope to him and got help. the moment he was pulled to safety wasle caught on camera. in all he spent about 30 minutes trapped in the hole. days later he says he was convinced he was going to die. i thought my voice would be deadened by the crevice, he said

. >> 72 years and never expected this so it is quite an h >> the orange county couple received a standingfeels like graduating. >> next a new twist on california's controversial bill that could be a secret motivation to get lawmakers passed regarding vaccines. >> a fix for phones that could put customers after risk as an easy target of grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source. ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da...♪ sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. da da da. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> the celebration kicks off this morning with sky 7 over the floats for the parade on the move crossing the bay bridge into oakland. >> a look at conference -- kaiser convention center where fans are celebrating. >> thank you for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. and sue is here for leyla. >> amy is saving us seats.

we took a ride with mike markus, general manager of the orange county water district and a program some"toilet to tap." they take 96 million gallons a day of treated wastewater from a county sanitation plant-- and yes, that includes sewage-- and, in effect, recycle it. he says in 45 minutes, this sewage water will be drinkable. >> mike markus: you'll love it. >> stahl: you think i'm going to drink that water? >> markus: yes, you will. >> stahl: they put the wastewater through an elaborate three-step process-- suck it through microscopic filters, force it through membranes blast it with u.v. light. by the end, markus insists it's purer than the water we drink. but it doesn't go straight to the tap. they send it to this basin, and then use it to replenish the groundwater. >> famiglietti: it's amazing. because of recycling of sewage water, they've been able to arrest that decline in the groundwater. >> stahl: all right, i'm going to do it. all that was left was to try it. to tell the truth, it wasn't bad. i can't believe how brave i am. 45 minutes ago, this was sewer water. >> markus: and

the osbornes kardashians, families on the real house wives of orange county. by the mid 2000s networks started to branch out and film in different states. red states. rural areas, oftentimes in the deep south. you had the duggars, who live in arkansas the roberts who live in louisiana. honey boo boo was filmed in georgia. sarah palin and her family had a reality show on tlc. so this is a matter of geography and networks branching out. as that happened you started to see more reality stars who have conservative backgrounds, who perhaps are christians over the past ten years. >> crystal, do you think that speaking of red state interviewings television do you think republicans have a duggar problem? >> i think america has a reality tv problem. america is addicted to reality television. look republicans, myself included we like to watch televisions just like liberals do. i don't know this is any -- tlc and other networks are smart. they know that they had an audience a captive audience out there that was perhaps untapped. let's not forget the kardashians are in cal

drone out of the air in orange county scuffle. f the ground when a man approach it is and swats at it with his shirt. the man told police he was worried that the drone would be used to spy on his hole. he was not charged at the scene. but his case is being reviewed by the district attorney new territory for all of us i'm sure right? >>> and in "people" magazine prince harry met lady gaga. she performed at london's royal albert hall. >>> and to some dirty politics clayton thomas kely the blogger who shot video of senator todd cochran's disabled wife has pleaded guilty to conspiracy. he had accused the u.s. senator of having an affair with one of his staffers. kelly could be locked in prison for five years and fined up to $5,000. >>> south african olympian oscar pistorius could get out of prison by october. he was sentenced to five years in prison for murder of his girlfriend. he's expected to serve the rest of his jail term under house arrest. >>> the u.s. army's public website was hacked by unknown intruders, the website contains n

he found himself up close and personal with this guy when he took to the waves in orange county. think the guys is referring to the dude on the surfboard and the shark that luxe underneath. at least three juvenile great white sharks were swimming alongside the surfer. instead of swimming away he deeded to get his gopro and capture it all on camera. fearless. >> doesn't seem too nervous. >> he could have captured a very different outcome. >> he's lucky to be alive. >>> san jose firefighters can put one fight behind them, the battle with the city over contract expected to come to an end today. what it means for the firefighters and what it means for you the taxpayer >>> after two weeks on the run these two new york escape ease may not be far from where they started, the new clues uncovered in a with a bin. c. a. b. i. n. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our elec

the south. talking about st. mary's county, westmoreland county, spotsylvania county, orange county and points to the south. notice, we have got rain coming in but not a single thunderstorm right now from frederick, hagerstown, leesburg lore ray, rain around the region, the thunderstorms, they are down to the south and they are some fairly strong storms even stronger storms down around the norfolk area. so what will we see the rest of the night? will we see strong storms? yeah, still a potential for that as we move on through but i'm not expecting much in the way of severe weather, especially not severe widespread areas of severe weather move on through the night. down to the south though, keep your heads up, severe thunderstorm warning until midnight tonight. >>> and right now people across maryland are digesting a $2 billion plan that was announced by governor larry hogan to improve the roads, the highways and the brings. the governor also said the purple line project will move forward but with some big changes and some big ifs. our transportation reporter, adam tuss live in annapolis to help break down t

the ninth. bases loaded. orange county kid breaking the hearts of dodgers fans. sacrifice fly, comes in to score and rockies win it 7-6. normally pederson would have been out in center field, but he was over -- only two outfielders with the extra outfielder in the infield. >> good morning breakdown. >> fellas into it this morning. >> i thought they would break out a flowchart. >> you know what i like when they get into it. it's rare. >>> up next in "the pulse," new video of caitlyn jenner before her own upcoming series. >>> also take a look at the new barbie about to hit store shelves. can you spot the major change? of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill, not an injection or infusion for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can relieve ra symptoms and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cance

landing moving to the northeast, and right around millville, one heavier cell shown by the reds and oranges. mercer countyostly the light rain around hamilton township parts of bucks county mostly seeing the light rain same thing montgomery county and slightly heavier showers possibly in parts of delaware county, and do you see this rain is actually approaching philadelphia, so some more light rain is on its way into south philly for citizens bank park, phillies game at 7:00. for the rest of this evening we should still have the chance for a shower nothing heavy. heavy rain is down to our south but that is really starting to lighten up a bit. we will keep an eye on it for you. future weather keeps at least a few showers lingering tonight. clouds should stay locked in overnight, by tomorrow morning i think most of the area should be dry through the afternoon you notice some dry air starting to move mostly north to philadelphia where we could have breaks of sunshine. we go into thursday, clouds move back in and the weather pattern starts to bring at least a few more showers in for thursday afternoon. so som

the ocean. what? you do that? california? well we do. fortunately orange county, a bastion of conservatism, is far ahead of the rest of the state and probably the nation in water recycling. we need to do more of it. for a few million, a couple million dollars, excuse me, a couple billion dollars, we could recycle at least a million acre feet of new water in southern california. water that's already there, water that's not being used. in northern california, the san francisco bay area for my friends in san francisco you're taking what you tell the world is the cleanest water in america right out of yosemite national park, piping it across the central valley into san francisco area, clean it, you really don't have to do much cleaning because it's already cleaned, use it once, and you pipe it a mile offshore and dump it in the ocean. recycling is necessary in every part of california. another million, perhaps more, acre feet of water could be available through recycling. so conservation recycling -- conservation, recycling three, four million acre feet, we're gettin

a live look at los angeles from fox 11 the big story there tonight, tiny crabs invade the beaches of orange county. millions are washing up. lifeguards have been asking beach goers to avoid touching the animals. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from special report. we'll be right back. what up wheels! mr. auto-mo-deal! hey, it's the wheel deal! hey, hey, the duke of deals! i know a few guys in the rental car biz. let's go, 'wheels'. rental car deals up to 40% off. >>> some big change ahead for big rigs. the obama administration is going after heavy trucks as part of its ongoing regulatory war on greenhouse gas emission. but not everyone is on board. correspondent doug mcelway explains from the white house tonight. >> reporter: on the same day president obama was to attend a dnc fundraiser at the san francisco home of billionaire environmentalist tom stire he rolled out a welcome gift for his house. phase two of new greenhouse emissions standards for u.s. heavy and medium duty trucks. >> the total oil savings under the program would be greater than a year's worth of u.s. imports from

the south. where our severe thunderstorm watches, includes st. mary's county, westmoreland, spotsylvania, orange county. that is it. to the north not under that watch, just going to see the phones for heavy rain, i think as we move on through the overnight hours. i'm no longer looking at a chance for severe weather in our region. the heaviest you weather, between 7 and 11 tonight, downpours, maybe slick roads maybe some areas of high winds, some hail and lightning but not a widespread severe weather convenient. talk much more about this convenient and the saturday convenient. if you have got saturday plans i have got that forecast coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> the governor of maryland today said he intends to spend $2 billion to improve roads, highways and bridges. he also had something to say about the con strollers purple line. could be a rough road ahead for that one. our coverage on all this begins with adam tuss who is in annapolis now. >> reporter: what happened here today is going to be remembered for a long time just because the governor is dedicating so much money to these projects. 2

the darker shading and yellows and oranges. a few lightning strikes south of philadelphia. but mainly we're seeing the heavy rain parts of bucks county and montgomery county and the yellow and the oranges and those downpours out there. if you are driving tonight, you want tabe careful on the roadways with some ponding and parts delaware and included through central ask southern delaware we're seeing heavy rainfall. then sliding over to the beaches. this is a big week for people getting down to the shore. july fourth weekend. we're seeing some rain falling. as you go inland we're seeing the heavier rain and the red shading, that's the heavy, heavy downpours we're seeing. that's included in galloway. right now visibility reduced to a mile. if you are flying out tonight give a call ahead and check to see if your airline is on time. 58 in pottstown and feeling raw out there in mount pocono and 65 in philadelphia. big difference, though as you head down to the south and east. tack on 15 degrees. 72 in wildwood and 72 in dover. the dew points is up and that's why we have the best chances for severe weather south of philadelphia. future wea

the radar, a lot of heavy rain falling through much of new jersey. this extends mostly from cape may county to ocean county where you seat oranges. shows us the heaviest rain, yellow more moderate rain. new jersey covered in that steady heavy rainfall. parts of delaware new castle county, kent county, around smyrna, more rain even moving in from maryland. we have more heavy rain concerns through the overnight hours. philadelphia area still seeing that moderate rainfall that's going to continue for a while. adding on to the flooding concerns. if we zoom out, you see another area of rain and thunderstorms, this is in maryland, approaching sussex county and possibly kent county in delaware. we'll be watching this area to move in over the next 30 minutes to an hour. the motion is mainly taking all the rain to the northeast. this rain still moving through, majority of it will stay around the philadelphia area south jersey and delaware. as far as the rainfall that we have seen so far, some of the heaviest has already been in new jersey. atlantic county across the ac expressway, about 7 1/2 inches possibly. this is radar estimated rainf

locally around philadelphia very light showers at the moment but the heaviest through kent county right across dover where you see reds and oranges, locally heavy rainfall. so far we are not picking up a lot of lightning but the heavy rain not helping with cleanup efforts from the storms a couple days ago. down through atlantic county basically stretching all the way up through atlantic city we have heavy rain along the shore moving in the general direction of the shore. i think most of it will be staying south of philadelphia. more showers that are fairly heavy in maryland tracking to the east around 25 miles per hour. you can expect by 11:27. so we will be tracking showers overnight. they will continue to move through. more showers overnight and we could see some for the morning commute. here is 8:00 tomorrow morning temperatures low 70s. philadelphia area from wilmington along 95 temperatures in the upper 60s. areas north and west could be drier seeing cloudy conditions with temperatures in the mid 60s. more rain on the way for the weekend. >>> the race is on now to get the power restored for thousands in our area. crews are w

the area. similar tar balls have been found in los angeles county and along the coasts of ventura and orange countiesan 18-way transplant chain is in the works started when a napa man decided to donate one of his kidneys. nine people are about to get a kidney transplant thanks to reid moran-haywood. he wanted to donate a kidney to a friend but wasn't a match but technology at uc-san francisco and california pacific medical center lined him up with someone who was a massachusetts. >> i had already started doing testing and it just seemed like, you know, i had gone so far with the process anyway that i just felt like it would be a shame not to continue with it so i decided to donate to somebody that i don't know. >> pretty noble. the 18-way transplant chain begins today and should be completed tomorrow. >>> today an fda panel will reconsider a drug that is designed to address low sexual desire in women. medication for erectile dysfunction in men brought in $3 billion in sales last year alone. but there is no drug specifically to treat low libido for either gender. flibanserin is for premenopausal women

aded closer in the area in orange and red the iest at this time. once again, northern prince william county to western fairfax. these are the areas. chantilly, no warning now but heavy rain at this time. temperatures the big story otherwise is 793 degrees at reagan national airport. compare it to 8 to -- the heavier rain. in virginia earlier they had heavy rain. now at 77 degrees. 74 in charlottesville. the heat index makes it feel uncomfortable. the heat advisory continues for district, falls church alexandria until 8:00 tonight. this evening, temperatures in the 90's. scattered showers and thunderstorms. those will diminish. warm and muggy. temperatures fall in the 70's. tomorrow a hot day, lore 90's. feels like upper 90's. 92 on sunday. 93 on monday. cool it down to the upper 80's come tuesday and wednesday. be careful out there. a few storms in the next hour or so. alison: thank you. jonathan: we were talking a about the game, some game. robert,, you said you felt sorry for lebron. robert: for the first time. i'm saying it those words are coming out of my mouth. he is playing 40 minutes

the heat and humidity continues to build. take look at the counties highlighted in orange you can see right along the immediate i-95 corridor we're talking from noon to 8:00 o'clock feels like temperatures could approach 100 degrees. in fact, by tomorrow morning it's going to feel like mid 70s across much of the area. but look at what happens. by 2:00 in the afternoon feeling like 101 degrees in philadelphia. we'll talk about how long this dangerous heat will last as well as when to expect a few pop-up showers and storms. back to you. >> all right, scott. >>> the city of philadelphia has many cooling center ace cross town for people who want to beat the heat and stay cool this map shows the area where those cooling centers are. each plus is a cooling center. we've got a link posted at myfoxphilly.com. look at the seen on tv section. we want you to be prepare during this heat wave download the fox 29 news app and get alerts sent to your phone it's free to download just search it in the apple or google play stores. >>> now to a developing story out of camden. >> a 13-year-old has been rushed to the hospital after being hit by a sch

i will be honest san francisco is behind where we need to be in terms of the water recycling in terms of orange county let alone australia awes we need to make sure san francisco as always is leading the way in terms of environmental sustainability. madame chair i will ask the committee the to su porlt the legislation first i would like to move the amendment i described in the beginning which i distributed i move the amendments. >> okay. there is a motion to move the amendments i think these amendments can be accepted the unanimously thank you mr. chair. >> i move to forward item one as amended to the full board of supervisors with positive recommendation >> okay seconded by supervisor kim and this moves forward with a positive recommendation. thank you supervisor weiner responses to item one with kim. >> resolution of intention. greater rincon hill community benefit district >> okay so supervisor kim is the author of this item. supervisor kim will lead the discussion at this point. thank you. >> thank you. so before us today is the resolution of intent for the fordaegs of the greater rincon hill comm

he was a little cocky at this point, he was the head of wind and the custom in orange county was for politicians to pay for voters to get drunk, to get voters' strong, election day. it was hard to travel to votes of people hung out and frank all day and the candidates paid for it. may be something we should try today. madison decided to buck that custom and not only that but he mocked openly in his campaign the corrupting influence of spirit slickers. probably not the smartest decision because one of his opponents don't a cavern and madison lost not only to that opponent but another one. he blamed himself decades later he still stunned and criticize his own reserves that after he lost he was criticized for seemed to not care and to be all lou fan said it was respect for voters but instead he was hurt and it was self-defense but he did decide never to allow a fickle public to control his destiny, never to seem like he was above people again. later that year, va's delegates still favorably impressed by madison put madison back in office as one of five members of va's powerful council of

the afternoon. they have extended north into prince george's county. much of the activity is yellow and orange. they have been getting hammered into extreme southern maryland. we'll zoom up a little bit. this is just over the last hour or so. some showers and light rain, and drizzle, north of rockville, and gaithersburg up to frederick. going pout 97. george avenue, some showers there, wet roads, thus the yellow alert if you will. so the big news, really is the temperature change. it's 21 degrees colder than it was yesterday. we mentioned this in an early show. winter time we might have a cold front going through, drop temps 20 degrees or so in a 20 hour period. we'll come back, talk about why we issued a yellow alert tomorrow, and look ahead to the weekend. >>> thank you top. we have new information for you about the young woman who was gunned down in a target parking lot in germantown. sade marie, adebayo was a grad known for her big smile and big heart. the man who killed her donald bricker jr. has a lengthy criminal history. andrea mccarren is live with the latest. >> if she knew about her

the possibility of some localized flooding too. a tornado watch in this area in yellow until 10:00 tonight. that has now been extended to include bucks, montgomery and chester counties. severe thunderstorm warnings in the orange areas and you can see there's a tremendous amount of lightning stretching from that first line that's getting closer to allentown all the way down into maryland and virginia. there we go. there's allentown, berks county right here lancaster county just getting into it right now. this orange area that is a severe thunderstorm warning and this is a very strong cell here. that area includes part of berks county part of lehigh county. that's until 6:45 p.m. once again, lot of lightning with these things and also potentially damaging winds. should hit allentown at 6:23. we will continue to track the storms and how the rest of the forecast looks in just a few minutes. >>> we have this just in. an arrest in the case of a man's body stuffed inside a suitcase. just minutes ago, police in delaware county told us they have arrested a philadelphia man in the death of scott burnhesel. thomas brennan is his name. he is now facing murder charges. the victim was found not far from philadelphia intern

the panhandle of west virginia, berkeley springs and leesburg's doorstep. nothing crazy heavy, and it could be briefly heavy but no red and orange with this. the red and orange confined to charles countyrn sections of charles county. we will track this for you headed towards leesburg about 5:50, and churchill, 6:41. sieving moving south eastward at 30 miles per hour and pretty much the same speed as yesterday. this is a good storm on the south side of charles county, and it's headed across the bridge and it will be tough going, a heavy downpour and pushing across and down the river and will skirt into st. mary's county in the next half hour. so that said before we have a yellow alert, a few storms around, and the critical time, now until 8:00, and we'll end up with a nice night. highs may hold below 90s tomorrow and thursday and friday, and that's more psychological, but we'll take it. so 10:00 tonight and everything is gone, and 83 downtown and 78 in manassas. the temps won't plummet behind the front. in the morning, 60s. upper 60s in manassas and culpepper and 73 downtown. and we know how warm national airport is. 9:00, 70s across the board and clouds with a few showers here and the

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the southern california coast. it allows lifeguards in orange county cities to check large areas of the water quickly. in the past, lifeguards have surveyed while riding a jet ski which takes two hours. the drone can get it done in 20 minutes! >> another positive use for drones. >> now how is the weather, mike? >> the u.v. index is high today. you can burn in 10 or 15 minutes if you are not protected. what is wrong with the giants? they got another chance today. only june. 60 dropping down to 56 at 7:15 first pitch. no one is talking about the giants. big basketball game on the way. excessive heat until monday. down around las vegas headed that way and, also, headed to palm springs very dangerous heat and palm springs today is 112 and fresno 100 and lake tahoe is 82 and 94 in yosemite. >> we will start with san jose if i can get my maps together. here we go: a look at san jose, 87 mere julian street and you can see the traffic is light as we pass by the shark tank so no problems for us there. we do have a lot construction going on in pay area, and it will take you into oakland where we have slab repla

surge this year, south carolina, california and florida by far have the most reported attacks on record. this sighting near orange countyust posted on youtube. so with the 4th of july around the corner, some vacationers are taking their chances. but some moms like sarah miller are cautious. >> we're not going super far. i mean, i don't think i'd take her out, you know, very far. >> reporter: right now there's no consensus among experts about why all these shark attacks are happening in north carolina. only that there appear to be more swimmers in the water. lester? >> all right, gabe, thank you. >>> when we come back, the place where vaccinating your child may no longer be a matter of choice. >>> this evening in the wake of that huge measles outbreak that began in california a new bill is headed to the governor of california's desk. strict new rules for parents that say get your children vaccinated or they can't go to school. and there are no religious objections allowed. nbc's hallie jackson tells us more about it. >> reporter: looking at him today you'd never know mobius loop had measles a few months ago. too young to