during the tak down >> belkys: thehe u.s., government has began received for the vaccine for zika. researchers are cautioning that will not happen over night, the center of disease control has advised pregnant woman not to travel to brazil and 21 other latin american countries that have seen an out break, which is linked to a rare, birth defect, that c cses babies to be born with abnormally small heads. >> craig: coming up here on seven news at ten, her alleged attack on an uber driver went viral and now this young south florida doctor is speaking out for the first time. >> reporter: plenty of cloudy thinks and a chance of rain over night and the potential for the and the entire out look in just a couple of minutes. >> belkys: and it was just looking for a late night little snuggle but tonight, this animal is back where it belongs. >> in the car. >> craig: that south florida doctor who made national headlines, assaulting an uber driver is trying to clear the air. video of that attack was posted ononine and it has gone viral. >> belkys: now she is offering an apology and an explanat

last week we visited thehe pentagon where we met with genal david goldstein, t vit chief of the u.s. air force to discuss futurand thee future of air operations. highlyecated air machinemen, flew the f-16 during dessert storm and saw combat whe heas shot down orerbia before cot pilot trained to opera the f1p attempt fighghter in the first interview s since becoming vice chief inn augugust, i asked goldstein to explain the experiences during that war. >> si was young captain. the timeframe for all of us, really. we had not been war since vet am na. there was nothing on the horizon. so we had fewle folks that in had, in my case, vietnam veteran, but other than him, the rest of us were green. when we actually deployed, we were the second squadron to go after the f1 5 and the first ones to ground and when we, when we took off, interestiningly enough, we actually didn't know our destination. so the squad and commander stood up and tell you two things. number one, not going to show you where you fo. the defense is out negotiating now. so we are going to have, make sure you have the approac

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researchers at the university of michigan looked at those who were diagnosed with co-low rectal cancer in thehe u.s. between 1998 and 2011. nearly 15% were younger than 50 years old. possible warning signs of conelon cancer include anemia and bowel changes. and more expensive homes these days. the average size rose to about 2,700 squarere feet from last from 2,650 the year before. almost half of the new homes built la year hadore than four bedrooms. but bigger isn't always better if the hououng market. builders aren't making as many starter homes due to land prices and lack of available mortgages for less-affluent buyers. and this weekend's severe weather on theast coast did some damagag to the box office with many people choosing to hunker down and stay home, maybe flex and maybe chill "the venant" stormed itstsay with an estimated $16 million. "star wars" was second. "ride along 2" at number three. al got a chance to hang around with the team from "ride along," kevin hart and ice coup. let's go to al for the weather. >> sunshine along the east coast, sunshine along the west coast and some showers

u.s. and iran. that's thehe great hope that this administration has had with this deal. that it's a cornerstone for the are a approachment -- raprochment or new relationship with iran. i don't see evidence that that is going to happen and i worry that what we've done to front load these benefits of this giving them so much of the capital back early, giving them so much say as to how this then progresses, given them a say as to how the regime actually unfolds on the ground doesn't do much to ensure our leverage long term. and at the end of the day, best case scenario, iran can simply have a patient path to a nuclear program that's more legitimate, that's better funded, with a regime that hasn't really changed but is more emboldened and enriched and able to disrupt u.s. interests around the world. that's where i have trouble with where we're headed with this deal. especially a time when iran seems more aggressive, more blagojevich rant and certainly -- more blagojevich rent and more willing to attack u.s. -- more belligerant and more willing to attack u.s. interests. shary

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burns: thehe simply wasn't enough timimat that point to bring u.s. military forces. hillary clinton: their assets were too far away to make much difference in any timely fashion. admiral mullen: there simply was not enough time for u.s. military forces to have made a difference. sharyl: adding to the claims of a rescue interrupted -- the leader of a foreign emergency support team in n e u.s. earlier testified his squad, too, was stopped from responding and a small u.s. military team in tripoli was ordered not to board a plane for benghazi during the attacks. wood says it all implies a decision at the highest level. military would've gotten in position to respond five hours before the benghazi attacks when the u.s. f fed a related csis -- islamic extremists overran the amican embassy in cairo, egypt. col. wood: their compound had been breached and there were people now inside their buildings under protection of marine guards waiting for someone to bust into the rooms. to me, that would signal somebody should be getting those reaction forces ready to stand by and perha

u.s. a baby born in hawaii with brain damage was confirmed to have thehe virus. this following testing by a centers for disease control lab. it's believed the baby's mother was infected while living in brazil last year. on friday, the cdc issued a travel warning for 14 countries that's where the zika virus, which is transmitted by mosquitoes is most prevalent. , pregnant women and women trying to become pregnant are most at risk. so far there is no vaccine for , the virus. michael: tonight the fight , against isis continues as more airstrikes are going on in the middle east. this is new video frs defense ministry showing the bombings near baghdad last night. they're believed to have targeted isis troops, their hideouts, and their vehicles. officials say the air strikes killed several militants and destroyed a number of their vehicles. carol: iraqi officials are scrambling to find americans who three were reportedly kidnapped. an official says the americans were taken from their interpreter's house in baghdad over the weekend. officials say communication with the

you also havee this beef withh british actors who get all thehe nominations in thee u.s. >> movies and tv shows, thehey keep casting brits and guys from australia to play americans. we have notot run outut of american actors who are pretty darn good. i'm sorry. >> every year. >> there a are a lot of finine acactors and they make great performances. but wee do havave american actors. >> who would play dononald trump? trying to get back on topic. >> well, probably daniel craig. >> daniel craig. >> because h he's british. >> okay. other way. trump is in the news this morning. he says he's going to skip tomomorrow night't's d debate on fox over cononcerns that h he wouould not be treated f fairly by fox moderator megyn kelly, and he's not b been treated faiairly in general, particularly yesterday, by fox news. he posted this video on instagram yesterday. me. she knows that. i know that. everybody knows that. do you really t think shehe can be fair at a debate? >> the bad blood, of f coursese, between trump, fox newews and megyn kellyy goes backk to the firsrst fox d debate inn august.. she

u.s. that trailing cold front will eventually arrive into the gulf of mexico by tomorrow, later tomorrow, and thehe we're going to see a low develop on the tail-end of that front. current temperatures nationwide, we're seeing a lot of cold statements out there. 32 in denver. 19 in new york city. here 50 degrees. chilly start but then afternoon. still staying dry. there's that next low that will arrive by late week. ghs getting into the low 70s as i mentioned and pretty much similar across the boards. 70, 72 degreeses slipe rip current risk for boaters out there. as we continue on through the morning hours, you may want to take off your jacket because, as i mentioned, it will be warmer by this afternoon. 10% chance of rainfall. the rain chance goes way up on wednesday. >>> thank you, jennifer. former miami star shack he'll o'neill. shaq saw t that story about the gainesville police officer who decided to play basketball with those kids instead of reprimanding them. dash cam showed this officer responding to a noise complaint and said i don't care, you're decided to play with them. it's been watched

u.s. sailors, detained by iran then released, now on their way home. but those sailors on thehe knees, their hands on their heads, seen around the world, recorded by iranian cameras. tonight, this new image of the boats that entered iran yab waters. but questions remain about how they ended up there at all. and tonight, the defense secretary calling it a mistake on our part. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran now. >> reporter: forced to kneel, those troubling images of the ten u.s. sailors in iranian hands, triggering q qstions tonight about the whole incident. and this new image released today, the two boats back with the american fleet. u.s. base in nearby qatar to be debriefed. today, defense secretary ash carter told jorge ramos of fusion, it was all really a big mistake. >> it appears, the information they have given us and through their commanders, is that they did stray accidentally into iranian waters due to a navigation error. >> reporter: so, they got lost, somehow, on a routine now near from kuwait up to the fifth fleet'ssase in bahrain for maintenance. but

terrorisisgroup kept thehe slaughter a secret until this week.isis posed as her to trap her friends and colleagues as late as last weekand, army gen. joseph votel, the leader of u.s. special operations forces who has played a big role in the fight against isis, will be named by president obama as the next commander of u.s. central commandfrom the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm kimberly suiters . 3 it comes as no surprise isis has been dominating headlines given their past atrocities. but military leaders say a familiar enemy is making a comeback. al qaeda the terrorist group behind 9/11.in tonight's safe and secure report... our national correspondent jeff barnd 3 talks to experts who say these extremists could *once* again plot attacks against the west. 3 al qaeda is nearly 30 years afghanistan in the late 70's and 80's and so far.. despite constant american strikes and killing osama bin laden, the group behind the *worst* attack on u-s- soil survives. /sot/braniff"al qaeda's resurgence or continued existance should certainly be a concern for the u.s. and other western governments.""/vo/ a u.s. led tack on an al-qaeda camp last fall in afghanistan kille

u.s. stocks down almost 10% for thehe year. wiping out more than $2 trillion in value. for the typical retirement savings account, that's a loss of nearly $8,300. and as hard as that is toee what we know from previous sell-offs is that t hardest thingo do is the very bt thing you can do for your money, those who stay the course are the ones who come out on top. e people who sell in the worst of it are the ones who end up losing the most. >> always the hardest lesson to remember. you're right. >> patience is a virtue. >> thanks very much. >>> we move on t t a new warning about hoverboards. top government watchdog i is calling for a suspepension of all online sales of all hoverboards. there are concerns not just about the fires but also thehe falls and abc's g gio benitez has the story. people falling and boards exploding, a damaging neweport from the government says until further review, sales of these hoverboard should stop especicially onlili whether it's a $500 or a $5,000 podle, the safety of all hoverboards called into question >> we've seen enough fall and fire haz

but the u.s., britain and others say russia is helping the assad regime a lot more than they're fighting isis and accuse thehe fofoes of indiscriminate attacks that havavkilled hundreds of civilians. russian general igor konashenkov dismissed the charge. [ speaking russian ] "what civilian facilities are you talking about," he says. these are powerful groups of terrorists. one thing is clear, the russians are here for the lg haul and some syrians are welcoming them. >> reporter: terry moran, abc news, syria. >> thank you. >>> back here at home now and to yoush money this evening. and a promises sign in the housing market. new numbers. home prices up 5.8% in november. the cities where prices are rising fast ers. portland, oregon, san francisco, denver and dallas >>> there is it more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. homes about to fall over a cliff. parts of the buildings giving way. police warning familiess they have togo. some insists they are staying. giving us the view. >>> the excellent caught on camera. he does survive. he gets run over by a tractor-trailer. how does it happen >>> there is word

reporter: thehe >> theiming of the arrest illustrates the fact there are threats that are current and that counterterrorism agencies are dealing with at this very moment. >> reporter: the 25-year-old u.s. citizen has a criminal past prison. >> this was a person who was a muslim, in the state prison system and became radicalized through the internet, swore allegiance to isil, spoke over the internet with terrorist organizations. >> reporter: investigators say he has a history of mental illness and close to carrying out the plot. he lived along these street, and his grandmother spoke to us by phone. >>>>yeaf iss that h hwas set up, he was lured into doing this. >> reporter: brought to federal court and held on the terror >>> now to police in munich, germany, closing two train stations in new year's eve celebrations due to a serious threat of an attack there too. authorities acted on a tip froro a fororgn intelligegee agency whicicsaid five to seven suicide attackers were planning to strike, although the means of the attack have not been discolossiandis disclosed. the stations reopened shortly before dawn on new year's day, and the threat of attack hung over celebrations worldwide. bruss

u.s. at least to be able to apprehend him. >> reporter: el chapo, which means shorty, may just be 5'6", but he was also one of thehe biggest and most violent drug lords in the world. he's run the notorious sinoaloa drug cartel, worth about $3 billion. the cartel is responsible for much of the violence that has plagued the streets in parts of mexico. it also controls nearly half the illegal drugs flowing from that country to the united states. guzman is believed to be 34,000 deaths. sources tell cbs news that the tip that led to el chapo's arrest came from u.s. law enforcement. he is wanted in six states in this country on drug-related crimes, and, charlie, in chicago he is considered public enemy number one. >> rose: thanks, ben. for a "60 minutes" report, bill whitaker got a looooinside the prison guzman escaped last year. >> reporter: during the last manhunfor el chap, you his pursuers discovered this. it's a tub. look at this. a tunnel entrance also concealed in the plumbing, in this case beneath the tub. that's amazing. chapo devised ingenious smuggling meth odds. he packed drugs into fake cucumbers and bananas and mixed t

u.s. officials expect the sailors willlle allowed to continue their journey as soon as it is day light in thehe persian gulf. >> david martin, reporting at e pentagon, thank you. tonight cbs news has cinfirmed that 10 yemenis, held at guantanamo bay will be transferred to middle eastern countries now willing to take them. with that, the population at the u.s. detention camp for terror suspects will fall below 100 for the first time. president obama vowed to close guantanamo in his first address to congress in 2009, but congress so far has blocked him. >> in turkey today, a suicide section of istanbul that is most often packed with foreign tourists. at least ten people were killed. 15 wounded. turkey's government blames isis, but not everyone is convinced. holly williams is there. >> reporter:he deadly explosion targeted istanbul's historic heart, just yard from monuments dating back 2,000 years. at least 8 of those who lost their lives were german tourists. this image captures the moment of the blast. jostein neilson fromorway was hit by shrapnel from the bomb. we were splattered said his wife

u.s. to keep the animals as exotic pets. >> this particular animal is a cross between aaccoon and a monkey. it is i i the raccoonamily, so >> because of thehe unpredictable nature, but there is good news to report tonight, after the story aired here, and that owner contacted this chin zych he has made plans to come to be reunited with his pet, first thing tomorrow morning we will be here. lori, i can't. if that -- if that was near me in the middle of the night, oh my gosh. [laughter] >> i couldn't. >> anchor: you would get a phone call, you and yourusband, absolutely. >> anchor: we know who the brave one is now, right. we know. >> yes, all right. still to come, the views may be beautiful, but the time is running out. this is happening along the west coast, more of this crisis coming up. >> anchor:r:ow is it going out there, chief meteorologist betty west. and a bururr king employee sending out a single tweet that goes viral now, he is talking about the one and only that other side of this break. it's hard to find time to keep up on my shows. that's why i switched from u-verse to xfinity. now i can download my dvr recordings and take them an

u.s. chamber of commerce in cuba. and he told me the castro regime had let thehe know in almost noun certain terms hey look, we'll happily do shipping between havana and tampa. havana and new oeanss, havana and gal ves ton but not miami. they want punish the miami cubans. >> as far as the ferry service, why is that even a question when there are flights to cuba from miami international. >> 14,000 people a week fly to cuba from-- on charters from miami international. to send a cruise ship down there sometime later this year. they're trying. >> he can weis is hoping for, key west relionship with havana is very old. the guy who founded key west originallies or bought it, was give init by the spanish crown in the 18 20s was from havana. >> so i did for the record speak off the record to a principal in one. ferry companies and he con virm dub dib confirmed exactly what u said which is before we see service out of miami, we may see it from port everglades, we say me-- we may see it from key west, maybe even miami beach but i don't think he said the cubans do want to punish the cuban americans here in miami. >> there is one mor

thehe cafe with her american friends. we played dead, she said. the shooters touched people's feet to see ife weretheyeyere alive and moved. >> reporter: french special fces and a small group of u.s. forces backed up troops as they cleared room by room. the militants still shooting as soldiers escorted people out. by dawn, it was over. three militants dead. a fourth killed at a nearby hotel. the government said were women. among the yourinjured and dead people from 18 different countries, missionary. he and his wife amy worked with orphans for the christian chity. the state department wouldn't say whether more americans were killed or injured, only that our embassy is making every effort to account for u.s. citizens in the city. tonight the same al qaeda group that assaulted a radisson blu create. >>> in hawaii, the second day of searching for ten u.s. marines. the search hampered by high waves. >> reporter: rescuers operating with urgency urgency. 12 marinesesow lost at sea for more than 24 hours. search teams at times winds and 16-foot swells scouring an area 20 miles along the coast and 8 miles out. military officials believe two ch3 nighttime training mission three miles off

thehe world. >>> later. sold.so. the car that pope francis used u during his trip to the u.s.oing up for auction.ucti >> caitlin will be back withkit another look at your forecast.a. fox5 morning news on thison t saturday will be right back. ri. >> ♪ >> back now here at 7:08.acnow the manhunt continues inontinues southern california for twoor t escaped prisoners. priners on friday a third escaped e inmate turned himself in to police after being on the runn e since last week.eek >> reporter: back in custody, authorities in santan a ana california say one ofne three escaped jail inmates, 43-year-old back dong arrested friday. >> back dong contacted ak civilian on the streets ofe strs santa ana and stated he wanted n to turn himself in.imlf >> reporter: he reportedly repoe walked into a business, askedne, that police be called and went outside to smoke a cigarette car until officers arrived.ed. law enforcement tells fox news w he told police a gang he was associated with threatened tohre kill him if he didn't surrender. police had been visiting a number of vietnamese gambling g h

u.s. immigration custom agents were struck by a car in miami beach while trying to hail a cab. >> neki: thehe officers now recovering at jackson memorial hospital. that's where local 10 news reporter sanela sabovic is this sanela. >> reporter: good morning neki and todd. one of the federal agents is expected to be okay while the other one not coog too well this morning. he is listed in critical condition fighting for his life. >> agents with the department of homeland security swarming jackson memorial hospital. this after two of their own were injured in a hit and run accident in miami beach. >> police now saying they made an arrest in the case. the scene unfolded early thursday morning where the on duty agents were trying to flag down a cab near colin avenue and es pa none la way. police say while they were talking to a cab driver, someone nay mercedes jumped the curb and hit them. >> in that short spait on the median and where that taxi is is where the suspect hit the people. >> i saw one person on the floor and another guy holding his body. wasn't moving and blood was coming from his head

u.s. is sending up special planes to determine exactly what kind of nuclear test was conducted. north korea's ally china says it had no prior knowledge of the test. members of thehe u.n. serity uncil have called an emergency meeting for this morning. of course, we will bring y you momore detai as we get them. >>> and also now here at home, our other top story developing this morning, the first major el nino storms hitting the west. >> southern california is getting slammed right now with record-setting torrential rains. roads turning into rivers, even washing away anntire block's worth of garbage. look at that. abc's lana zak with the latest now. >> reporter: torrential downpos in wildomar, california, have turned this backyard into a waterfall. the california coaoast turni streets into streams and causing parking garages to overflow with water. the quick burst of heavy rains taking drivers like alexis mateo in san diego by surprise. >> i saw cars going through it, so, i thought, oh, i'm fine until i felt my car slightly lift off, and i just felt all the water, and then i was like, i can't move. >> reporter: the water too heavy for so many roofs surprising diners

thehe are actions within my legal authority that we can take to help reduce gun vience and save more lives. scott: the president's plan to tighten control and increase enforcement of firearm laws in the u.s. by expanding background checks is an executive action -- not an executive order. and yes, there's a difference, explains stephen j. wayne, professosoof government at georgetown universitity. prof. wayne: when he issues an order, it's usually a broader statement of "in the future i want it to happen this way." when he issues a memorandum or a directive or makes a statement, it's much more specific, but they are mainly ceremonial. and they don't have the policy impact. scott: in his action, obama is bypassing congress -- and earning him some criticism. represen people." scott: are you all just being pushed on the sidelines as the white house steers the ship? rep. babin: well, he would certainly like to have it like th founding fathers set this and that's not the way the constitution reads. scott: some democrats, including rep. mike thompson of california, have come to obama's defense. rep. thompson: the critics of president obama's executive action say that he' overstepping his boundar

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. >>> thehe breakingg news, iran has released those four americans, at least three have cleared iranian airspace and the iran nuclear deal went into effect, which means the u.s. and other estern countries have started lifting sanctions releasing billions to iran. what's your reaction to both? >> well, listen, praise god the prisoners are coming home, in particular millions of believers across the world have been lifting up pastor saeed abedini in prayer. jason rezaian, amir hekmati, the fourth individual. >> i spoke briefly to pastor saeed's wife, and we're all very grateful he's coming. but at the same time this deal is a problematic deal, and it reflects a pattern we have sese in the obama administration over and over again of negotiating with terrorists, and making deals and trades that endanger u.s. safety andndsecurity. this deal has a lot of deals in common with the bowe bergdahl deal. someone now facing court-martial, we released five. and to bring back americans wrongly imprisoned, we release seven terroriss who helped iran with their nuclear program and agreed not to prosecute another 14 terrorists for doing the same thing. that's 21 terrorists help

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thehe height of the crisis development relied on emerging markets but to your point, i suppose it is better to have when reorienting economy the u.swing as fast as it is then some other time. >> i don't even think it is the china worry. it is commodity exporters that have the real big issues. have issues with current accounts and debt levels. i think it is the other emerging markets that are the drag on the economy rather than china slowing from plus seven to less six. manus: day four. it is volatility. aussie dollar with the worst start to trading ever on record. european equities are getting spanked to say the least. that is a technical term. that is not a bloomberg way term. help us tell our viewers how you look at the world with this amount of risk being slapped at them. >> unfortunately i think this is the only way you will make money. i don't think you will have a big direction but you have lots of trading opportunities. there will be a lot of things that provoke fear that is when he should be tried -- buying. the markets enter the year at fairly full valuations. market ishat u.s. overvalued, europe is very slightly underval

u.s. participate. >>> actor sean penn says he has nothing to hide concerning his interview with mexican drug lord cinkpin el chap spo guzman. he was captured last friday on don champion has thehe dramatic video. >> reporter: 17 mexican marines stormed the house early friday morning. they met heavy resistance advancing slowly, tossing grenades as they moved in president it took the marines 15 minutes to secure the house by the guzman's men were killele in the shootout. el chapo managed to escape. guzman stole a car. was captured outside the town. they found dvd's of the tv show starring this actress. she helped seaea penn g g thehe interview with guzman. they arrived at a mexican airport and met with a man that would take them to guzman. guzman tells penn, he is the world's largest drug supplyer and that it's a reality that guzman is back in the same prison he escaped from six months ago. this time the prison is surrounded by tanks and soldiers. the tunnel he used to escape has been sealed with concrete. now, guzmans being moved from vel to cell and is not being held on the ground floor. guzman's attorney, meantime, is challenging the extra diction request. an investigation has

thehe clamming markets -- cure for low markets is low prices. we do think we are getting to the point, particularly since everything else we see in the u.s.nts to good growth and continued consumer confidence. guy: let's go to singapore right now where we are joined by a chief market analyst. what is supporting the price of oil right now? guest: today we have basically seen a rebound from our excessively low levels. he chinese data was very positive for oil. we have had record import oil levels for december. they are of $500,000. there were a lot of concerns last week about the health of the chinese economy, about the over there. perhaps this is providing them a little bit of hope about the economy. we don't think the stock market necessarily reflects real-world views about the economy itself. it only reflects about 5% of the population. the data today provides a bit of a relief, however. numbers in almost single digits. amrita: what has been interesting over the last week or so is everybody has come out with lower price forecasts. i think this is interesting because if you look at the physical oil market, which is the cash crude prices,

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americans will spend their first night of freedom at thehe landstuhl military hospital in germany, which has long offered a warm welcome and medical care to u.s. hostages and prisoners on their way home. as you saw some members of hekmati's family are on the way to germany right now. jason rez zayian's family is the hospital will offer them refuge so they can reconnect with both peace and privacy. >> liz palmer, thank you very much. >>> from the white house to the campaign trail the prisoner swap is getting mixed reviews. here's julianna goldman. >> this is a good day. >> reporter: speaking just hours after the american prisoners began their journey home, president obama hailed their release as a result of smart and disciplined diplomacy. >> the united states has never been afraid to pursue diplomacy with our adversaries. as president i decided a strong, confident america could advance our national security by engage engaging directly with the iranian government. we've seen the results. >> reporter: his remarks stand in stark contrast to republican presidential candidates who today argued that negotiating with iran n kes the u.s. less secure.

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u.s. reported false emission test results. as a result, volkswagen's image has been tarnished and sales have plummeted. >> thehe powerba jackpot really getting up there. nobody had the winning numbers in saturday's drawing. the next jackpot on wednesd wi be about $400 million. that will put it in the top ten of powball jackpots. saturdrday nig someone in pennsylvania won what they're saying is just a mere $2 million. three other tickets were good for a million. >> very disappointed person somewhere in pennsylvania. >>> so the nfl regular season is over. 12 teams made the playoffs including the pittsburgh pirates i should point out. one of them is not the buffalo bills. >> no. >> not steelers. my brain, sorry, jack. but at least the bills won tir game yesterday. maybe the jets who also aren't going tthe plaffs because of their defeat. >> steel ears a wildcard. speaking of losers, we do want to show you thisguy. your best friend, right? >> yesterday, before the bills game, this guy jumps right on to a burning table. he's on fire. >> and once wasn't enough, of course. so he went back in for seconds when you're on fire at a tailga

u.s. military base safe and sound. they were on board two small boats that strayed into iranian waters in the persian gulf. one or both of thehe boats suffered mechanical issues and were intercepted. it took some back room diplomacy between secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart to get the men released quickly and avoid an international crisis. >> i want to underscore how pleased i am that our sailors were safely returned into united states handsdshis morning. [ applause ] >> reporter: the sailors belonged to the riverine squadron one. is set to lift sanctions against iran. the house of representatives voted just yesterday to increase congressional oversight of that deal, but president obama promised to veto that. david martin has more on the sailors' capture and release. >> reporter: the ten sailors were picked up and flown by helicopter to a u.s. military base where they will be debriefed to get their account of what happened. the pentagon says there are no during their time in iranian hands. two small navy goats, similar to the ones here, were enroute from kuwait to bahrain when u.s. officials say they su

u.s. th showing the parts of the cocotry authorities say y e most vulnerarae. >>> the secretary of defense tatang steps to make thehe military more family-friendly. ash carter saying that he will double the length of fully paid maternity leave to 12 weeks. carter also says that he intends to work with congress to expand time off for new fathers and for those who are adopting. services to expand the hours that military child care facilities are open. >>> the detroit teachers union is suing the school district for what it calls deplorable conditions. the union's demamaing immediate fundininto fix crumbling buildings, accusing the district of neglect. student and teacher safety. the system has also been plagued by rolling teacher sickouts forcing dozens of schools to close ny given day. >>> classes are canceled today at a texas middle school because of a suspected carbon monoxide leak from a faulty boiler. at least 145 people were made sick from the leak yesterdrd. they were treated at the hospital and then released. >>> and a mystery solved this morning after the greater new york area was rattled by what felt like an

u.s. >> and his meeting with sean penn revealing much about the kingpin. abc's matt gutman in mexico with more on that and how el chapo was caught. >> reporter: thehe beginning of the endnd for el chapo. last october mexican marines wearing body cameras descending in helicopters on his mountain hideout. just a day after joaquin el chapo guzman mugged for the camera with sean penn. in this video you see the marines burst in this hut. his colorfulilk shirts were there. but no el chapo. for three months the marines circles, tracking penn and soap opera star kate del castillo and their negotiations for this video. an el chapo testimonial published on "rolling stone's" website saying the drug war will never end. but for el chapo it did end with a bang. mexican marines firing, lobbing grenades. [ explosion ] this is where some of the most ferocious of the fighting took place. in the narco's bedroom. interesting assortment of things on the couch including bandages and some syringes right here and a little bit of marijuana. >> reporter: and on his bed. >> that is kate del castillo's show.. >>eporter: it would take five more hours for the marines to catch him. >> thi