those customers will only be throttled after they use 15 gigabytes. i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hot line is open weekdays 10:00 to 2:00. always you can reach me through my facebook page and on abc7news.com. >> you will pay or be throttled. >> pretty much. >> thank you. >>> two of nasa's newest astronaut kandcandidates have t to california. they are among the 12 men and women training at the johnson space center in houston. today they had a chance to talk to the members of the expedition crew. the first question was about yesterday's solar eclipse. >> see it from the opposite point of view that we get on earth. to a person it was much more impressive and larger in size and vibrant in color in some ways than we expected. >> the 12 astronaut candidates were selected from more than 18,000 applicantapplicants. after two years of training they will serve as technical officers at various locations. some will end up going to space. >>> hundreds of robots are dancing their way into the record bobobobobobobobo 169,000 pint size robots boogied. a central control system wa

no throttles, really very little retail at all on the street. very solid working class lower middle-class sort of life here. and so wilson had a very comfortable childhood in that regard. in that it was a pleasant place and he talks about this of how well the neighbors got along. so he did not really experience discrimination or racism or prejudice until he left the hill district when they moved to hazelwood when he was a teenager. and as he grew up here, it was really a very comfortable, nurturing sort of environment. he was also a very creative person. the house they lived in was very run down. incorporated feeling on the walls and things like that and the kids slept in the bed together. this was two rooms for five people so they share the bed, august always sat next to the wall. he picked the paint chips off the wall and then makes stories of them about the figures that emerged from that. from the figures that you can see from the paint being missing. so he was always thinking creatively, even as a little kid. but this is the wilson house, it

starts gunning that throttle and going really, really fast. and boy -- >> oh!on a show. >> kind of nasty. >> but don't worry. this guy got rescued too. i think they continued putting on a good show for these people. >>> the most viewed music video online today is "despacito." >> billions of times has this thing been viewed. >> i think i know why. dogs love it. maybe because they think it's des-paw-cito. check out this dog here. looks like he's not listening. but watch what happens when they stop the music. >> oh, come on. wait. is it the music or the cute chick? >> i'm thinking it's the music. it's when the music stops. >> you know, i mean, we've talked about how this song crosses language barriers but i didn't know it also crosses species. >> not the only dog that likes it. this is boo boo and she really likes it too. >> there's got to be something hypnotizing that music video. like the track. like the secret track that was specially designed to hypnotize the heck out of humans and dogs. >> we're being subconsciously manipulated. >>> dude brings back a classic

and we are helped with our materials business with that as well >> rolls royce is running full throttle the aerospace engine maker posted a first half profit of 28 mi2 287 million pounds the ceo warned cost cutting is working but there's no room for complacency. >>> uk home builder taylor wimpy will pay a special dividend of 340 million pounds after an increase in first half revenues. the company was forced to set aside money for a leasehold scandal. speaking earlier this morning, the ceo offered this assessment of the central london housing market >> we've seen sort of two years or more of real uncertainty around where the central london market would go. prices have not moved very much. only in certain schemes, sort of where there's an awful lot of competition have we seen prices move at all. there's pent up demand as people wanted to buy a home in central london we are seeing that translate into transactions. it doesn't get away from it. it remains a slow market volumes are low but much more stable >> man group reported a nearly 20% boost in assets under management in the first half t

. >>> reese hopkins continuesed the throttling of the cubs. in the first inning, hoskins does it again. he crushes his 9th homer in 16 games. the phillies power on to run and win it 7-1. the series is continuing later today. >>> cheerleaders surrounding the coveted prize the game is tonight you can see it on 6abc tonight at 7:00 p.m. >> welcome back 5:30 a.m. hurrican harvey is leaving its mark on texas. hundreds of thousand thousands lost power from the storm. the storm will leave someplaces under water. >> good morning 5:30 a.m. the time, christie ileto joins us. chris sowers tracking harvey and our forecast. hurrican harvey is the first major hurricane to hit this part of texas in 47 years. you have to go back to 1970, hurricane cecila i can't -- keel i keel -- which battered the coast. as we've mentioned all morning long the problem with the storm it's not moving drifting off to

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and instead gunned the throttle, took off weaving in and out of traffic.g to get away from this police officer who doesn't let up. >> all i keep sieeing on the rod is 30. we're going faster than that careening through these villages. >> at some points reaching speeds of about 124 miles an hour, this guy is riding incredibly recklessly. they're still on this guy and at one point, they do reach a very biss si street. the police officer now on the opposite lane with oncoming traffic. fortunately those drivers see what's going on and do pull over. th >> you've got to wonder is it worth it to continue this pursuit? >> and for the next few minutes you actually don't know where this rider is. it appear as though they have actually lost him. >> the thing is, though, it ing a country road, there's not much other places for them to go. you know what i mean? just keep going. see if you can catch up. >> that's what they do. right about here, they make a left-hand turn and what do you see up ahead? luckily enough for the police officers, the road the dude turned into w

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might throttle back. might just 3-wood it. jim: this time it will be jordan going first. draws the number. peter: he should feel comfortable with this. time around. nick: what happened with the 6-iron, peter? peter: you know, i think that was a millimeter from the hosel. nick: really? peter: it sounded awful down here. nick: if nothing's changed. the wind is just up a touch, slightly into them. just hit a nice, solid fade off the corner of the bunker. peter: pretty much on the same line as the last tee shot he hit here. and it's a lot farther and a lot more to the left where it ends up so he'll have a much shorter shot nick: duve's gone a little to the right. he's going to aim right over that bunker. he knows he can probably carry it. guaranteed to hit his fade. oh, my goodness. jim: boy, that's an aggressive line. nick: taking it over the lake. oh, wow! jim: no one's been there all week. nick: no wonder he got it wrong the first time. now he's where he hit his second shot from. jim: yeah, where he hit his third shot in regulation. nick: holy smokes. i didn't see that one

look like she hit the throttle she went from zero to really quick. >> ryan reynolds tweeted we tragically lost a member of our crew, we're heart broken, shocked, and devestated. >> well, it was named the safe summer basketball league, somehow it ended in a brawl in chicago. this was the scene as crowds spilled out of the united center last night, the night was supposed to be devote today youth basketball and safety. instead, huge fight errupted in the stands. making matters worse, when authorities cleared the arena, the chaos just continued out in the parking lot. >> couple of guys got into it, you know what i am saying, and once that escalated there, i saw a punch thrown. >> we just got to find some type of functions where we can keep the peace. >> thousands of people were packed inside the arena at the time of the brawl. no injuries or arrests were reported. >>> they're big. they're strong. but many homeowners say they're also ugly. we're talking about a bunch of new utility polls popping up in south jersey. here's what we're talking about, those massive polls in gloucester and salem co

at a senior point i'd like to see you -- certain point i'd like to see you do it before i throttle back sure fans are wondering what the heck are we doing in we've got one more game against cincinnati at home. you would think they'd have a different attitude, but not so far. danny rouhier, 106.7 the fan, 10:00 to 2:00. thank you. >>> let's get a check on tomorrow morning's weather. >> tomorrow morning is fine, the afternoon a couple showers or storms that might interfere with some eclipse viewing, hot tuesday and so much better the second half of the week. i can't wait. >> you can get updates any time on our wusa9 app. tune in tomorrow morning beginning at 4:25 for ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. th is august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >>> this week in hodge nor of mother's day, some of hour favorite guests share memories of their mom. so i stopped by my mom's house. i'm graham bensinger. >> and i'm graham's mom and this is "in depth." ♪ >>>

will there be some alarm that there can be two such full throttle attacks like this so close together keep in mind is the so—called theatre of terrorism. it's one thing for a horrible attack like the one that occurred earlier in the day, but if you can arrange for a cascading series of attacks that will certainly amplify the fear factor and that's an important ingredient in this larger recipe of their efforts to terrorise us here in the west. the terror attack in barcelona has been claimed by so—called islamic state, the latest they've carried out in europe this year. but on the battlefields in iraq and syria, is has been collapsing as it's driven out of its strongholds. but as they go, they're leaving behind a deadly legacy — children schooled in hate and trained for combat. more than 2000 boys are thought to have graduated from is military training. 0ur middle east correspondent quentin sommerville has the second part of his report on what is calls its ‘lion cubs' of the caliphate. turning a child into a suicide bomber takes time and it might start here. in raqqa, they crowd round t

in that sense, no one can then say to him, "hang on, he did not really give it full throttle".hat two days ago? why did it seem he was giving a nod and a wink orjust going for a moral equivalence, saying there were bad things happening in charlottesville and everyone was to blame. i think the white house has been shocked by the white house has been shocked by the level of criticism it has taken from this, particularly from across the republican party, leaving the democrats to one side, republicans have been shocked by donald trump's seeming silence on this. the other thing i thought was really telling, we are used to watching donald trump riffing, going off on a tangent when he speaks. he clung to the lectern tightly, he focused on the camera because there was the teleprompter, the autocue in front of him, he knew he could not get a word wrong on something as important as this, which has already caused in the space of 48 hours so much damage to him. jon sopel, thank you very much. a plan to build a bridge covered with trees over the river thames in central london has officially

secret is that the chairmanship has occurred to me if we going to the debate, it ought to be full throttle. and i think the american people ought to be acquainted with the idea that dynamic scoring might be good to get you through a tight moment but it also has implications with long-term deficits. when you look at supply-side economics, one could say accurately and his moral theology about fact-based decision-making. and i think with supply-side economics, they are rolling the dice on deficits. you can't say that deficits came presidencylinton's or obama's presidency and not to worry about it when you have a republican president and that is what this conversation has been about. idea of taxand the relief. i understand how incentives could be applied. -- weto next year, unlike when,ou a big idea of where and how. reporter: the debt ceiling will need to be raised in the next couple of months. democrats have talked about why a commitment from republicans that this will remain revenue neutral will not add to the doicit and debt in the long, you see these two issues connecting in any way? do y

we go into this debate, it ought to be full throttle. i think the american people ought to be acquainted with the idea that dynamic scoring might be good to get you through a tight moment but it also has implications for long-term deficits. when you look at supply-side economics, one can say, i think accurately, that it is more about the elegy than it is about fact-based decision-making. than it iseology about fact-based decision-making. deficitst say that count with clinton or obama and not to worry about deficits when you have a republican president. that is what this conversation has been about. of taxstand the idea relief. i understand how certain incentives can be applied. i think our as you go into next year, unlike the health care debate, cap -- tax distribution tables give you a pretty good idea of who gets wet. deficits.tioned the ceiling will need to be raised in the next couple of months, by the end of september. democrats have talked about wanting a commitment from republicans that it will remain a revenue neutral one. do you

as we go into this debate, it ought to be full throttle. and i think the american people ought to be acquainted with the idea that dynamic scoring might be good to get you through a tight moment but it also has implications for long-term deficits. when you look at supply-side economics, one could say accurately having a chance to examine it since the reagan years that it's more about the elegy than fact-based decision-making. -- theology about fact-based decision-making. and i think with supply-side economics, they are rolling the dice on deficits. you can't say that deficits came -- when count when bill clinton is president or when obama is president and not worry about it. you have a republican president and that is what this conversation has been about. so i understand the idea of tax relief. i understand how certain incentives could be applied. i think is he going to next year, unlike the health care manye which has moving parts in his complicated, texas to be she gives an idea of when, where and how. rachael: the debt ceiling will need

in a way, north korea is basically saying if you attack us, we will go full throttle.n it comes to conventional weapons, south korea is a chess piece easily taken by north korea, but what i don't understand is why retaliate with japan? is this trying to draw in the u.s. to come in closer to take it out? >> i think to spread the damage around. the more north korea looks like damage, lashot of out and hit all kinds of people who have nothing to do with the conflict, the more dangerous and risky it becomes to strike north korea. it's primary way of preventing that strike is to damage the reason locally. also, a missile threat to japan and a nuclear missile threat for the continental united states, north korea's best option to change, that is what is at stake, showing you can do that to the japanese. >> i keep hearing that the u.s. wants to ring north korea to the negotiating table. talks inthe six-party beijing. back then, the thought was we will only give you high-level talks with washington if you come forward and engage with us. changed?dynamic is the u.s. more willing

we are spending another day in the great state of colorado for the energy industry is going full throttle. unemployment and a record low for the entire country. why many coloradans are thinking president trump. elizabeth: welcome to -- leland: i am leland vittert in denver, colorado, otherwise known as elizabeth prann's hometown. wish you were here. elizabeth: me too. a very busy sunday. thanks for joining us. the governor of virginia has just weeded this. at every level, elected officials announced white supremacy and any rhetoric that empowers those who seek to divide us. this is we are just learning more details about the 20 road man who rammed his car into a crowd of protesters killing one woman and 19 others and severely injured and that is where we find around ellison barber joining us from outside the hospital. what is the latest there? >> officials say emergency crews treated at least 35 people for injuries yesterday 20 people were brought to the university of virginia medical center. 20 people injured after a car crashed into a roof of counter protesters killing one. >> i was 10

full throttle pitch the tent, sleeping bag, mosquito bites, snakes. >> jason: what is fundamentally wrongs you have a president of the united states who can unilaterally with no local input make these changes. in utah, we have millions of acres locked up. senator robert menendez got news today that may impact the senate. an unbelievable development in his federal corruption case. coming up. ♪ no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> eboni: senator robert menendez, currently charged with federal corruption, given the decision by a new jersey federal judge that evidence will have to be heard in trial before a ruling of a defense motion to dismiss the charges against the democratic center senator from new jersey. menendez will likely miss key votes while awaiting trial which could shake up the balance on key votes this fall on government funding, the debt ceiling, tax reform, an

i jerked the controls away from my students and jammed the throttle wide open to pull above the oncoming plane. he passed so close under us that our windows rattled violently and i looked down to see what kind of plane it was. the painted red balls on the tops of the wings shone brightly in the sun, i looked at him with complete and utter disbelief. honolulu was familiar with the emblem on the rising sun on passenger ships but not on airplanes. i looked quickly at pearl harbor when i saw billowing black smoke. still i thought it might be some kind of coincidence or maneuvers, it must be for shirley, dear god. then i looked way up and saw the formations, silver bombers were riding in. something detached itself from an airplane and came glistening down. my eyes followed it down, and even with knowledge in my mind, my heart turned when the bomb exploded in the middle of the harbor. i knew the air was not the place for my little baby airplane and i thought about landing as quickly as ever i could. a few seconds later a shadow passed over me and simultaneously bullets splattered all around me

. >> and there's a foot throttle on the right. >> probably no texting at this time. >> probably not aa turn on anything else other than, now, the starter, which is the next lever over. you push up on that. >> start. [ engine turns over ] >> just like that, she comes to life. >> oh, my gosh. >> okay. so... >> are you belted in? >> i've got a great, big handle i can hang on to here, and if i get in trouble, i'll just jump. put your other foot on the accelerator and let the brake off, and we're out of here. go for it. ♪ pull hard as you can. pull real hard. give it lots of gas. [ tracks screech ] right there is just fine. >> i think that's good. [ engine shuts off ] oh. enjoyed it so much. i can't wait to do it again. [ laughs ] can i come back tomorrow? >> well, we've got 80 more that you've got to try. they're all different. >> i should test-drive them before i make a decision. >> [ laughing ] yeah. >> after their father's death, the littlefield heirs retain a skeleton crew of mechanics, just to keep all those tanks in good shape. did you ever say to yourselves, "let's just sell it"? >

it looks like she hit the throttle, because she went from zero to really quick.>( mark ) investigators working to figure out what caused the deadly crash. (darya) a woman is alive after a speeding car pushed her b-m-w under a big rig during rush hour in southern california. it happened last thursday on highway 10 in san bernardino county.... but the video was just released. a woman driving a b-m-w was violently sideswiped by a speeding infiniti. her car spun out of control and became pinned under a big rig. the woman only suffered minor cuts and bruises. the driver of the infinity drove off... and police are still looking for them this morning. (darya) and a man is behind bars after he drives his honda civic into expensive cars at a luxury dealership. it happened in washington state. the 32-year-old man rammed his car into a brand new bentley and rolls royce. these are pictures of the damage from bellevue police. the driver told officers that he had not slept in three days and had a panic attack... and drove into the cars. the dealership estimates 500-thousand dollars in damage. (mark)

you have to go through public affairs department, written questions in advance and it does throttled the flow of information and it is a huge problem. >> do you want to jump in? >> i understand that frustration. brendan made a good point, staffers are comfortable dealing with the press, others simply aren't and you have to try to find the right balance. one thing i agree about is there has been a tendency in the executive branch to overuse the background briefer where you bring someone in front of a room full of reporters and don't let them quoted as anything other than senior administration official and that gets to be a little bit ridiculous because everyone is in on the secret of who the person is except those who have a right to know which is the public. when i was at the white house, we tried to bring the experts in government who knew the most about a given subject to come into the briefing room and ask your questions from the press, that gets tricky because superiors, the secretary would be the one getting close. you had to walk a delicate balance, but i do wish more people ca

this is the time to go full throttle and there may be 80 or so designations that have ever been done in all these years and yet there are thousands and thousands of targets including an open source database that if you do digging to find these targets and meet the declination purple port treasury and this is a good time to do this designation and go after the thousands that dominate the strategic sectors of iran's economy. on the democracy side, this is the time to strengthen the democracy forces in iran. those forces that were crash in 2009 but still exist and the gap between the rulers and the ruled is only growing in iran. this will notion that they lead a stable political government and country where he has this tremendous support is the brutal oppression of the radiant people in the massive corruption is only interestin increasing the . let's try to to the extent we can intensify that. now we get to the nuclear deal and what the trump administration should do. first and foremost as i made clear the fundamental weakness, the fatal flaw, the notion that somehow regardless of irani

length of the typical national transportation safety board investigation, congressman bob brady throttled up pressure. >> this isn't going to take another year, almost a year to find out is what happening? that is unacceptable. we have to give confidence back to the drivers. >> reporter: democratic congressman with republican upper darby township mayor tom , surveyed site of the tuesday's crash where train failed to stop and plowed in the back of an unoccupied parked train. thirty-three people were hurt. >> no one has said that i can see, anywhere, it is safe they just opened it. >> reporter: only cbs-3 joined , got a view of the reopened track, spray paint markings were fresh at point of impact and riders remain confident in the rail system. >> it is serious but it happens. it is nothing you can do about it. everything breaks down. >> reporter: cbs-3 relayed officials concerns to the ntsb , spokesmen says investigations are methodical and though. he said if a immediate, problem is identified agency will issue an emergency alert such the case in february after a train crash where four peo

they should not be throttled by clinical tease. : when i was reporter, i ask this question and i think it is a standing frustration by reporters that they want to go to the person who is the decider and they don't want to go through the pil or the press secretary or whatever context it is. i am not in the same situation as mike or brendan in that the person that i work for, he is not the speaker. we are not trying to rally several hundred people at the drive them to a boat without them jumping out. but i agree with mike on this your -- in a lot of cases -- i am your advocate and your scheduler. come to me as a journalist and say you want to talk to senator tom udall, i say, what is your deadline and kathy is a good example of someone who i would set up an interview for. has a standingll policy that he does every local interview that is possible in the schedule. and i think it is important for reporters to understand that senators or a lawmaker schedule, any cabinet secretary, their schedule is packed full of important names. so if you are coming through the o that person will do their

it looks like she hit the throttle, because she went from zero to really quick.>( mark ) investigatorsng to figure out what caused the deadly crash. ( darya ) a 13-year-old boy is sick and his mother is blaming a popular california water park. the woman says her son got sick a day after visiting the raging waters park in sacramento the teen from stockton thought he had just been out in the sun too long. but after a visit to the doctor...test results showed that the boy has an infection caused by parasites that are commonly found in public pools. the mother says she is convinced the water park is where he got the infection. ( darya ) sacramento county's inspection reports show 'raging waters' was cited for multiple violations at the end of june. those violations included a dirty restroom and inadequate chlorine levels in one of the pools. ( mark ) the total solar eclipse is n

and so now know that, okay, breitbart is going full throttle against this white house apparently? this is going to be a very bad time, i think, for the trump administration because now you have a break in your base. you have a break in the people who believe in, you know, the sort of white nationalism and white supremacy that brought you into this position in the first place. >> not everyone, but yes, and david gergen, to the point that, you know, of all places for steve bannon to be talking to, "american prospect," this progressive outlet, to whom he -- whith whom he picks up th phone, has this conversation, makes the north korean news, which absolutely contradicts the president, do you think that was steve bannon -- strategic steve bannon planting the seeds in a pre-firing place? >> absolutely. i think it was in preparation for this departure. he's known it, and he's showing that he's going to have a significant voice when he leaves the white house. he's not going away. he's going to be sought out for interviews, and he will try to become -- you know, he has breitbart as a platf

irg seat be designated as a terrorist organization in its entirety and this is the time to go full throttle there may be 80 or so designations that have ever been done in all these years and yet there are thousands and thousands of a rgc targets including an open source database that if you do digging you can find many, many of these targets that meet the designation settled for treasury. certainly, this is a good time to do this designation and go after the thousands of companies that dominate the strategic sector of iran's economy. on a democracy side this is the time to spend from the horses and those horses that were crashed in 2009 but still exist in the gap between the rulers and the ruled is only growing and the notion that he leads a stable government and country where he has tremendous support the reality is the brutal oppression of the radiant oppression untrained people is increasing the gap between the rules in the ruled. let's try to the extent that we can intensify that. now we get to the nuclear deal and what the trump administration should do. first and foremost, as i made c

. >> i just don't believe that she let her foot off the throttle very often. >> she was putting the clampsed. >> reporter: so he wasn't digging that? >> well, no. it was stressing him out. >> reporter: richelle says she and joe talked about having a long-term committed relationship but never discussed marriage. still, it raised a red flag for police. until they got a tip that the killer might be someone the doctor had never even met. coming up -- suspects. is one linked to rishl. >> i'll be honest with you. i loved, loved, loved that woman. >>> richelle shetina seemed lost, exhausted, as she talked to police about the man she loved and about who might have killed him. she told them about women in joe's past. she said some of them were angry. but joe wasn't the only one with past relationships. richelle had a few too. and one in particular came to mind. >> dr. mike dixon. his name is dr. thomas michael dixon. he's a plastic surgeon in amarillo. >> reporter: he was richelle's old boyfriend. a well-to-do and well-known plastic surgeon with a beautfiul home, a thriving practice and at one time

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rnc is going full throttle behind his agenda. if they are going to get anything through, republican senators and house members are going to be the ones paying for it. not the white house. >> bret: we will see. finally tonight, one of our favorites. one of the original hires here at news announced today that he is retiring and we are really going to miss him. if you have ever seen any campaign coverage ever on fox news channel, you knew him. >> in greenville, north carolina, in, where are we? hubert. >> >> bret: fox sent carl camern everywhere. he was one of fnc's originals, coming from w and are in new hampshire. >> an upbeat celebration. >> bret: covering capitol hill. >> he was chief white house correspondent. but he was best known by two words. campaign carl. covering all aspects of campaign across the country. breaking big stories. >> george w. bush sat down for his final network interview before the residential election. hey, governor, what a big surprise. >> bret: being in the fight. i often traveled to the same places on c

rnc is going full throttle behind his agenda. if they are going to get anything through, republican senators and house members are going to be the ones paying for it. not the white house. >> bret: we will see. finally tonight, one of our favorites. one of the original hires here at news announced today that he is retiring and we are really going to miss him. if you have ever seen any campaign coverage ever on fox news channel, you knew him. >> in greenville, north carolina, in, where are we? hubert. >> >> bret: fox sent carl camern everywhere. he was one of fnc's originals, coming from w and are in new hampshire. >> an upbeat celebration. >> bret: covering capitol hill. >> he was chief white house correspondent. but he was best known by two words. campaign carl. covering all aspects of campaign across the country. breaking big stories. >> george w. bush sat down for his final network interview before the residential election. hey, governor, what a big surprise. >> bret: being in the fight. i often traveled to the same places on c

mosquito, we're basically removing the brakes from the immune system so the immune system is going full throttle the par side and basically making the mosquito less susceptible to these diseases and then less able to transmit these diseases. >> reporter: fun facts, project focuses on female mosquitoes in particular because they feed on blood, to lay eggs. the next step of the process is develop permanent modification to fill the population and then think about ways to use tonight field situations. west nile virus is not being covered in the study. john mcdevitt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> turning to the weather now , a bit muggy, rainy to start our saturday. >> yes. >> unfortunately. >> it is mosquito weather. >> i know, right. >> never good. >> summertime muggy, steamy, you know. >> i feel it. >> just annoying little mosquitoes buzzing around but good news it is only one day this weekend that we have, this kind of, dreary, and damp , and cloudy weather because by sunday high pressure moves in and it will be nice to wrap up the weekend our cbs-3 eyewitness weather watchers this morning tell

i am full throttle extremely loud, intense and temporarily unhinged.i'm sick and tired of your disrespect. i asked you five times christopher and i am not having this foolishness in my class. you haven't done any work since you came to my class. you run your mouth, making annoying noises like kermit the frog and now you're being totally disrespectful. you think you're slick and i'm stupid but do not get it twisted son. i am not stupid and i do not play games with kids. you got to go. you have got to get out of here i'm not having any of that. who, [bleep]! get him out of here! i am screaming like a wild banshee screaming over him like a giant possessed mother. he cowers in his seat stunned by my beast. he is the incredible shrinking cub. i am spraying him with electric shocks like. [bleep]! like image -- like a magician. from next door they run into assist but when they see me standing over christopher with a wild look in my eye, he pauses to momentarily largely deliver this before swiftly removing christopher out of my class and from the jaws of her.

-- just let his secretary of state and secretary of defense do that for him and that he kind of throttle back, but that's -- i think that train has left the station a long time ago. >> director, i want to play something for you and get your response, because this is the former national security advisor, susan rice. she spoke to my colleague wolf blitzer earlier today. made an interesting admission by the way that will probably get the attention of this president. watch. >> this has been a very, very difficult problem that has now vexed four successive american administrations, democrat and republican. and each administration has tried not only diplomacy, but increased sanctions and pressure, cooperation with china, and various other methods that we shouldn't speak about on television. and the fact of the matter is that despite all of those efforts, the north korean regime has been able to succeed in progressing with its program, both nuclear and missile. that's very unfortunate outcome. you can call it a failure. i accept that characterization of the efforts of the united states over the

on the preparedness side, we really are working in a full throttle. >> and we're watching live pictures of those rescues still underway as we speak to you, congresswoman. before i let you go, you remember after hurricane sandy struck the northeast an aid package was rejected by congress, including voted against by some members of the texas delegation. >> right. >> are you confident that this time the money that texas needs will be passed by congress? >> let me say that i was right there with my friends on the northeast with hurricane sandy. i was so disappointed that we would treat people who had been so devastated in that manner. i don't view this as a threat. i view it as a challenge. this is a incident that no one has ever seen. it is more than catastrophic. there are no words to speak. we he had an ocean yesterday, and we are continuing in that ocean. this is a statement about america. and whether we will build infrastructure and housing and we'll restore people's lives, i believe the speaker and certainly my democratic leadership that has called me already to move an aid package, i

. >> it's the largest -- >> after 22 gigabytes they start to throttle you back a little bit. >> verizon is -- you know, they have to put up more towers great secular story here sba, american tower. >> that's where you want to go >> you need every transponder on every antenna. we should have been in that business, david. >> we should have. that is a bond right there. >> those are bonds, real estate investment doing incredibly well at one point people were critical they've run over the shorts. that's because we need more towers because there is so much netflix, so much that's why, by the way, parent company's net worth, wifi -- >> endless. >> endless. >> really good football ad it's just scoring. guess i have to draft him. >> gilead is now up 25 cents, t your point that's encouraging when they put those deals together a lot of balance sheet capacity. s selguin? >> first line of defense comes earlier. i think that it's out three, four years this has been in the works for a long time. will be in the works whether gilead owns it or not. let's not necessarily buy celgene off this or sell it.