recipient, the waterworks came. that's when 14 years of pain, suffering poured out of my body. >> heather, this is a big decision for you. >> i feel like anybody in my situation would do the same for their husband. >> she is my super hero. she saved my life. >> i love that. >> a broken nose, a slashed face for making a make america great again hat. >> you can't express yourself in america, where would you be able to do that. >> the doctor did it for free. >> making america great again, one plastic surgeon at a time. >> we're off. >> speaking out on something he has nothing to to with. >> what a hypocrite. >> you are a bunch of fools, they should be fired. >> everything is good, you know. >> diana, chasing a story, in these times, as a make america great hat could drive someone to violent. >> a broken nose, a slashed face. this is how a trump supporter looked coming home from a bar in new york city, after he said he got attacked for wearing this hat. >> you say how did that lead to this, because of the hat. >> he was

. >> what's behind the moment that brought on the waterworks. >>> get ready to have your heart strings plucked. this video is as adorable as it is kind of tragic. you can see this adorable tiny wildebeest is clip cloping along the road chasing after that hyundai right there. but as the video goes on, you understand this little one is a wee bit confused. this little one sees mom. when it does finally catch up, it does start trying to nurse on the car as well. >> wait. where's its real mother? >> that's the question. this was happening in botswana. when you're on safari, you're driving a long time to get to the places you're going. you're told no get out of the car. and it gets a little close sometimes. >> man, that car did not see that coming. >> fortunately the car wasn't going too fast. >> you're not supposed to get out. but what do you do in a situation like this? >> it's survival of the fittest. it can't really get involved in this situation. that was the right thing to do. fortunately it all happens to work out in this video. that they just managed to get to a place where the wilde

might come in plutarch water supply because they were paranoid and they put up fences around the waterworks, which is where when i was in high school the cross-country team would practice and run around. beautiful place. in fact, they built a building there for community. you could have cooked out there and picnics. it was a nice place, so that-- since then it's been walled off in the beltline will go right by the waterworks, so i looked it up to find out about terrorism and water supplies and i found several articles saying you cannot poison them if you wanted to even if you drove up a semi tractor full of poison you would have a hard time poisoning the water. there is just too much water. i'm talking about untreated water. i think once it's treated, which is underground over there, then you don't want anyone near that, but-- there is a group it turns out a facebook group called waterworks park or friends of waterworks park. i have a picture from their website in the book showing what they think it should be like. i agree with them. even more, when they build-- when they fill up the quarry

. >> get ready for the waterworks because that's the only place this could go. >> what happened? >> it's like, lick the spoon, man. he just throws it. it's over. >>> that's some of the best the internet has to offer. we appreciate you watching. and♪ >> barbara sinatra, the fourth and final wife of frank sinatra has died at the age of 90. she married old blue eyes in 1976. their marriage lasted 21 years, their longest marriage. they were married at the estate of a friend, a wealthy and famous man in his own right. >> he came to me and said i want you to know that i've decided that you're good for frank. and i think that you should be married. and i said, walter, from your mouth to god's ear, yes. you tell him. so evidently, he did. and here we are. >> with her husband's help, she founded the barbara sinatra's children's center. it provided therapy and other support to young victims of physical and sexual support. >>> a new report is revealing disturbing numbers about diabetes in the u.s. a study finds just under 12% of americans have the condition. that's a rise from, of 1% over a

agency says it has uncovered technical managerial and operational deficiencies within the trenton waterworks, water treatment and distribution systems that need to be addressed. >>> from the bucks county courier times things are heating up in the hampton, annual food drive competition among northampton, lower southampton and upper southampton is nearing its end , each of the towns involved are set on best continuing the others and collecting the most donations for their respective food pant triess inn and i know those levels go down and that is a good thing. >>> that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> well, up next in sports phillies trade away their only star pat gallen will put on his sports hat and will be here with the details. >>> big win for team u.s.a. we have highlights from the gold cup finals next in sports >>> welcome back. we're glad you are with us. >> pat's doing double duty to day. lots of stuff going on in the sports world as well as traffic. >> no doubt, eagles training camp still going strong, camp continues today, bird made two moves yest

. >> get ready for the waterworks because that's the only place this could go. >> what happened? >> it's like, lick the spoon, man. he just throws it. it's over. >>> that's some of the best the internet has to offer. we appreciate you watching. while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warrior project. we do have a lot of guys that have post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. just because you've left the military doesn't mean your life is over, because when these guys are coming home, i'm kind of leading and training them, instead of for co

. -- according to the american waterworks association, replacing failing or outdated drinking water systems and expandi expanding capacity will cost at least a trillion dollars over the next 25 years. the american society of civil engineers as my chairman has mentioned highlights that, 271 billion in wastewater infrastructure needs with 56 million more people connecting to the plants by 2032. we are now six months into the trump administration and still hasn't seen any meaningful details about their infrastructure plan. despite campaign rhetoric about the need to invest in our infrastructure, the 2018 budget provides am n net loss, loss, o roughly 144 billion across all modes. -- eliminates usda's rural development programs and slashes epa's budget 31%. last night the white house announced a president advisory council on infrastructure to make recommendations regarding funding, support and delivery of projects across all mod dzes. -- the confusion and delay of the president's goal, mission accomplished. our goal to enhance safety protect public health and create jobs. personally, i'd like t

. >> the whole crowd erupted in applause and of course lots of waterworks, who could blame them. >> ands. don't miss our updates on wnnfans.com. >>que we have more news on the backside. >>> this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, president trump is warning republicans about the consequences of not repealing and replacing obamacare. this comes as the president's son-in-law heads to capitol hill today to answer questions about russian election meddling. another busy week is getting under way and we're live in washington. >>> also developing, the human trafficking tragedy in san antonio. authorities detailing the nationalities of those found in that scorching hot truck and mourners gathering overnight to honor the victims. >>> new this morning the shocking street signs that have started appearing in minneapolis following the police shooting death of a woman from australia. >>> vacation dangers, new warnings about holidays gone wrong south of the border.

waterworks show in southern california. this geyser erupted when a fire hydrant was sheered off from los angeles this morning. cars could be seen driving around all that water. police say the hydrant may have been trailer. five crews were eventually able to turn the water off. >>> federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused a military plane to crash in mississippi killing everyone onboard. the kc130 was transferring heavy equipment. 15 americans and one navy corpsman were onboard. some were involved in a squadron in newburn, new york. >> every resource that we have, that we can pull from, will be used to determine what happened, and every resource that we can give to the families as well, will be made available to them. >> so at 20,000 feet in the air, that plane had some sort of catastrophic failure, causing it to fall from the sky. on twitter president trump wrote, marine plane crash is heartbreaking. melania and i send our heartbroken condolences to all. >>> the oroville area, north of sacramento in the foothills of the sierra nevadas. some people have been allowed to return home. a the least 400,000 people are under evacuation orders. there are two other

on the roads, the a1 is busier than usual heading into town at highgate. it is because north hill is shut for emergency waterworksry, very slim chance of a light shower this afternoon, but hopefully we should avoid that. we'll get some lovely, sunny spells, and the temperature feeling warm, as well. the maximum 24, maybe 25 celsius. a pleasant evening, some sunshine to end the day, and then overnight it is going to stay quite warm. the minimum temperature in central london staying around 18 celsius. out towards the home counties, 16 or 17, so warm and uncomfortable for sleeping. it's the sign of things to come for tomorrow, it looks like the warmest day of the week. uv levels very high, pollen count also very high on wednesday. not much in the way of cloud, lots of sunshine, and temperatures could reach 26 to 28 celsius. now that, of course, is all going to break down on thursday. you'll see a band of quite heavy, thundery showers moving north across us through the course of the morning, and into the afternoon as well, clearing away as we head into friday. more sunshine, or a drier day, at least, for friday. the