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. >>> crews rush to rescue a worker from a trench.t was a long way down and they had to break out a tricky system to make sure everyone got out safely. >> two people are safely back on land after plane crashed in paradise much this story could have ended so much differently. how lifeguards an good samaritan came to the rescue. >>> just a thought of traveling the perimeter of the u.s. imagine doing it all by foot. why one man is on mission to accomplish it. ♪ >>> homeowners in indiana are back home tonight after train derailment forced them out. emergency crews hazmat teams responded to the accident late last night. officials say at least four cars jumped the tracks. one of the cars was a tanker loaded with gas. nobody is injured. and we've heard nothing about anything leaking. now in kansas heavy rain flooded streets and it's not yet over. 4-inches of rain fell in wichita largest city of derby. many roads are closed as storm drains overflow. our fox 29 weather authority forecast more heavy rain there bite end of the week. >>> beyonce'

there is a breakthrough in the trench stalemates. the war ends in 1918. i have this map to show you that at this moment, we have movement in 1914, the stalemate, and then -- there is movement again. so that challenges lions led by donkeys, generals are stupid, willing to sacrifice many men without thinking about it. they were trying. they were trying to make improvements in how they fought. so the point i am trying to make here is that we can think about myths not just to point out how they are wrong, but by dissecting them, we can learn a little bit more about the war is self. this is something we can do overall for world war i. what about the united states? i have six myths about america and world war i that i want to talk about and do the same thing i did in the introduction. so the first myth here, myth number one, america was neutral until april 1917. april 1917, that is with the united states officially enters the war against germany. what i am going to argue is untrue about this myth is that while officially united dates was neutral, that does not

a luminous jellyfish pulsing its way through the mariana trench.he darkest, deepest waters anywhere on the planet area and scientists on the surface are amazed. >> so beautiful. a sea cucumber and twisting in light it has never seen before. an image that was not only filmed but was also really live. the revolutions can be watched by anyone with access to the internet. it is part of a new age of exploration with marine researchers on board the expedition ship sharing their discoveries with scientists around the world. >> the deep sea is a place of wonder and beauty. we will have the chance to go through and make sense of it as scientists later. the colors, the delicate life warms down there, it is astounding the intricate wonders that nature can produce. >> i think it is a sponge. >> some of the discoveries are depressing. there is litter even in the abyss. rubbish that has drifted down through several miles to the ocean floor. it is a new thread to the creatures here. they have had to adapt to the extremes of pressure. this is what is known as a gh

. >> trench. sylvia trench. i admire your luck mr. -- >> bond. james bond. >> mr.>> and with that, ladies and gentlemen, generations of debonair martini sipping super spies were launched. >> yes, but now the latest 007 daniel craig, says he's ready to hang it up including his heineken. remember, he gave up the martinis for heineken. >> big fan of daniel craig. yes. so he's leaving fans wonder who could possibly fill his size 10 shoes. here's abc's nick watt. >> my name's bond. >>on >> reporter: the ideal bond needs craig's craggy charm. >> what about a drink at my place. >> reporter: connery's charisma. ♪ underneath the mango tree >> reporter: moore's virile voice. >> can you swim? >> reporter: the silver screen spy for over 50 years and now that daniel craig nearing 50 himself is hinting he'll hang up his holster. >> i understand 00s have a short life expectancy. >> reporter: the replacement races on. >> idris elba. >> who are you. >> the police. >> reporter: a street wise sleuth in the bbc's "luther" calls the hype just rumorville. tom hiddleston. >> he's my birt

[laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the most part trenching version of girls want to have run as hundreds packed the beautiful teenage girls whose lives was cut to shore. take a look yourselves but this point the 50 drove in 17 rural driving back from post from when they struck a tree that drugs and the alcohol was not a factor. now there is another accident on april 29 in salem county. and had recently written an essay about her parents. >> that her parents were heroes. and we will never forget the girl. >> in the state to put others first. >> i would look on mind -- all mine and to sit and watch you every day i try to let you know, that i never went away. >> the most magical part that people eliminated this stadium. ♪ >> i was in tears. there is nothing that you can really say at a moment like that. >> a california man decided to light stream on facebook live imagine in which he found out it was public so check your privacy settings. senate look at this video on the you to page that has over 1600 water balloons because he wants to be the best of all in the world below said they are having a blast

if he is sitting in trenches waiting for sherman to attack, and sherman is not going to attack, this fails. good [inaudible] -- [inaudible] hood did not say let's find some fortifications and charge area . we are going to attack into that gap. the confederates concentrated what was a slightly superior force against the federal's on the south side. the attack was to be an national with the right hand of the confederate line moving into that gap. they would swing to the west. other units would come beside them. they would have a confederate line of battles perpendicular to the union line. the general that was to go into the gap and swing to the west swung to the northeast. he lost control of its. -- it. he didn't get them back under control. he didn't find they were out from control for several hours. hood was sending his part of his army out to block the road going by ezra church. the next day, july 29, another part of hood's army was to clean around the federals and attack from the west. stephen d. lee discovered the federals already had the road. instead of notifying hood he decided

>> i have been shot. 2nd and third ment white male, long hair, trench coat.he didn't toward [inaudible]. >> understandably that call bringing in forces in from all over. the police helicopter over the scene and officers converged on that neighborhood and there was a shelter in place that is now lifted. schools were closed in west side of manchester. the suspect was described as white male, long hair and wearing a green trench coat. and black back pack and armed and dangerous. the city said the situation has calmed down. we are waiting for clarification of how it began and came to a close from the general attorney's office. >> thank you. >>> president obama sends a message to russia holding a summit with country s affected with russian aggression. and the secret history of isis. a new documentary shedding light on the blue print for blood shed and how they took so much terror so fast. >> where can the sunnis go. and it is now run by a l- baghdadi. ♪ the all-new audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. ♪ so we invented a word thatuten, means that.tificial flavo

development group and others, it gives i think a lot of hope to those like sam dodge and his staff in the trenches getting people off the street and have a end goal. yesterday i visited the north beach citizens and talked individually with them as i have been talking with those that were house at the pier 80 shelter, every one of them just wished they could have this housing so that they can then have a more organized life where they deget their lives together. some will start get thg training we offer from jobs, others will take care of themselves psychiatricly and health wise so they can get to normalcy and reacquaint with families and frnds but it begins with places like this where it is underutilized with a run down hotel that is half occupied and a problem for the community that now we transform that. when you talk about doing this in a couple month, literally in homeless years we have dealing with the problem pfeels overnight this is transformed and it wouldn't be able to be done without the very strong partnerships we are developing on the community side ends and social uvs end and affordab

the worker was placed on a stretcher lifted out of the trench. he was taken to a hospital.his condition is not known. >>> and a plane plummeted into the waters off hawaii's coast. two people were on the small plane. they were hurt but are expected to be okay. this happens a day after a deadly plane crash in cue a -- kauai. >>> the speech to the people of vietnam president obama urged the vietnamese to strief for human rights. -- strive for human rights. the president stressed that the u.s. is not trying to impose its will but offered a path to a better future. >> when there's freedom of speech and people can access the social media without restriction that fuels the invasion economies need to thrive. >>> secretary of state john kerry signed an agreement establishing a peace corps program in vietnam. >>> the expanding outbreak of the zika virus should serve as a warning to the medical community. most people have only mild symptoms, but experts say the link between zika and arbiters defect makes it an emergency for pregnant women. old diseases can reappear and cause new probl

i work in the trenches. >> okay. >> i will be back in the trenches working for our nominee and working for all our candidates. >> all right. and at the end of the day, are you going to vote for trump? >> i'm going to support the nominee, yes. >> ed, you should run for office. >>. [ laughter ] i know better. >> you do that washington two step very well, ed. >> well, and judge, in all fairness, one of the things that is very important for the trump people to understand -- look, i know paul manafort, i know rick wiley. they are very smart, man fort is sometimes brilliant is that we have a large chunk of the republican voters -- not the establishment, voters across the country that are fairly negative to trump. >> what is the point of people saying that? i've got to go. so what? they are negative to hillary, move on. pick a horse. >> trump needs to be reaching out to them. that's the key point. candidates always have to reach out. he needs to do that to republican voters now -- >> i think he has been doing that ten months. but that's just me. ed goens good to have you on begun. >>> up next

and anybody who knows me knows that i've been in the trenches of the conservative movement for decadesi have never wavered in any of my positions, and i can tell you that anybody in our group, we're united on one very particular thing. we're united that we don't think that donald trump is the person who should be the standard bearer of the party, and none of us is going to vote for donald trump, and none of us is going to vote for hillary clinton. >> why -- >> wait a second, you don't now who i took a stand against. >> i want to know, are you standing against john mccain because of his support of cap and trade, against the bush tax cuts? did you have a never mccain movement? i never heard from you guys. >> hold on a moment. hold on a moment. okay. we haven't met each other yet. i'm happy to meet you today. you're a very intelligent woman, very articulate, but i'm somebody who was in politics for many, many years with senator jesse helms. that's as conservative as you get, and i have been a mom and a wife for the last 20 years, and i have been in and out of the circle, working in the tr

trump has been back in the trenches digging up 1990s attacks on hillary and bill clinton. will that tactic work? >>> white male voters are flocking to trump but in a demographics, can they be his margin of victory? multiple polls have a virtual heat between trump and hillary. the polls this early could be way off, but first memorial day weekend is of course a time to honor those who have served and traditionally signals the start of summer. and this summer is going to be dominated by two major party conventions. but first, there's a convention this weekend in orlando where the libertarian party will nominate its candidates tomorrow. the stage suddenly seems set for libertarianism to move from college dorm rooms to mainstream households. many headlines were written this week about national polls showing donald trump and hillary clinton in a dead heat, buried within the data a much different story emerged. an abc news/"the washington post" poll showed trump beating clinton 46 to 44 while trump supporters were asked why they were for their candidate, 53% said they oppose hill

if you dig a trench, most of the water is going to go down the trench. if you go go a channel, most of the water is going and then you dig the channel and then coat the channel and then start to put in the filters and a variety of things to make the water look good and eyesful for more purposes. what we're doing is trying to create a channel for national unity and reconciliation and for building the institutions that libya needs for enough stability so that the economy can come back and pump oil and that's for the libyans and to distribute the wealth fairly and the way that brings people in and take advantage of the natural resources to rebuild the country. that's what we're trying to do. i think that we made a lot of progress. there are still a lot of problems, but we're making progress. the more progress that we make, the more that libya can can take on daesh as the vast vast vast majority of libyans want to do and then reduce it and push it out. it's happening already. you see the fighting. it's not like nothing is happening. they're going to have les

like i was wearing a trench coat. my crime occurred in april. their crime occurred in april. i was 17, they were 17. >> and your sentence? >> i got life without parole. >> so how does a 17-year-old deal with that? >> i cried. and after that just kind of coped. >> how did you survive when you came in as an 18-year-old? >> when i was in county jail, a lot of old-timers told me, okay, when you get there, try to avoid anything having to do with gangs, tattoos, gambling. that's the way i went is kept my head down, don't make waves, and when i do make waves, make sure it's little splashes. >> he's an intelligent young man. he's a bookish young man, and if he could, he'd play dungeons and dragons during the time when he's not working, which is good. the more you read, you have to do math with that stuff, the more you stay out of trouble. you know, he does have a brain up here. he makes his own decisions. >> but we learned that drake's mind can also cause him trouble in a setting as restrictive and controlled as prison. >> definitely suffering from obsessive-impulsive disorder since

and, you know, there was nothing -- mike got out of the trenches. as you said, somebody said, he did the homework. he really did. >> rose: don't you have to do that? don't the best ones all have to do that? >> we all have to do that, but mike was particularly diligent about that, and he would find that one kernel in the research that he knew was going to really make this story. he could find the core of that story, and he was brilliant and finding it. >> rose: he taught me once about the ambush style of interviewing which in an evolving part of the role "60 minutes" has undertaken as done less, fair to say? >> oh, yes, much less. it was fai -- there was a period where it was constant. >> rose: and nobody better than mike. >> he was good at it. >> rose: did he enjoy that? i think he relished it, but i also think he grew very weary of it. >> but the broadcast was benefiting from it. >> the broadcast was ben fin fifthing from it, but, honestly, everyone felt uneasy about that, even mike, when he was doing it. we all felt this really is not what we want

trenches.e helmet down, took off the military jacket. >> watch her interview. >>> travel considerations provided by -- >>> there really is nothing like the pressure of throwing out the pitch at a majjr league baseball game. >> tell me about it. >> last year in boston it was a hit. last night, pressure back on, nancy at dodger stadium. >> i admit i was ervous. the warm-up was going really well. throwing with my dad, 81 years old, former ex-pitcher. so i felt really confident when it was my time to take the mound. >> you know what happened when kevin threw out the first pitch, he chucked it over the net. i think that was because he was afraid he might not make it over the plate. so, kevin? you're on. ♪ >> walking away from the catcher. come on! >> it did make it over the plate. on the second round. bye, everybody. >>reporter: investigators are saying there is foul play

>> of course i care, and anybody who knows me knows i've been in the trenches of the conservative momentor decades now, and i have never waivered in any of my positions, i can tell you anybody in our group, we're united on one very particular thing. we're united that we don't think that donald trump is the person who should be the standard bearer of the party. none of us is going to vote for donald trump or hillary clinton. >> why did you take this -- >> hold on a second kayleigh. you don't know who i took a stand against. >> were you standing against john mccain because of his spord for cap and trade. did you have a never mccain movement? if you did, i never heard from you guys. did you have a never romney movement? >> kayleigh, hold on a moment. we haven't met each other yet, i'm happy to meet you. i am somebody who was in politics for many, many years with senator jesse helms, that's as conservative as you get. and then i took a hiatus and i got married and i have been raising five kids. very been a mom and a wife for the last 20 years and i have been in and out of the circles, workin

. >> here is some amazing video of a jellyfish, shot during a deep water exploration near the trench,eepest point of the pacific ocean. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration took the video last month. this is from more than 2 miles below the surface of the ocean. >> it doesn't even look real. >> looks like a picart thing. >> there are some bizarre looking creatures that far below. >> ya? >> not evening ankle deep? >> sharks! >> i'll stick to puddles. >> like shark lived there. >> well, jaws ruined it for everyone. >> yes, exactly. >> you know what? not the best beach day anyway. safe on dry land. it is actually drying out for now. we did have quite a bit of rain earlier on this morning, obviously, that's really starting to diminish at this point. you're not going to see too much sunshine out there today. at least you can get your outdoor activities in as the afternoon progresses here, maybe just some damp fields out on the baseball diamond. going on outside, show you the view first and for most on "skycam 3", blooms, beautiful view, granted little dreary, certainly, hey

trench, you ig a know most of the water will go through that trench. more you dig the channel, of the water goes through and you coat the channel and start put nothing filt ers and a variety of things to get the water looking good and useful for more purposes. so what we're doing with the governor of national accord is channel for ate a national unity and reconciliation and building for libya's needs and building enough stability so the economy an come back, pump oil, which libya needs for libyans, distribute the wealth fairly, equitably in a way that brings people in, and take advantage of libya's natural resources to rebuild the country. that's what we're trying to do. nd i think we've made a lot of progress. there's still a lot of problems, but the more progress we make, will be able to take on as the vast, vast, vast libyanses want to do, and reduce it and push it out. it's happening already. , u see fighting against them fighting against them in benghazi. like nothing is happening to push them back. hey're going to have less territory again. this

a decade, so rainey had been born into slavery and conscripted into the confederate army to dig trenches around charleston where he was from. he escaped to bermuda during the war. comes back after the war. sees the political experience and the political role locally and within a decade he is holding the state of a former confederate slaveholder. revel's story was the same. he was born as a free man, never was a slave. he comes into the senate and occupies the seat that had been held by slaveholder less than a decade before. when you think about the great paradoxes of american history, that is one of them. they come to the capitol and represent african-american constituencies and they are doing it after the seats have been given up during secession by slaveholders. ms. elliott: i have read about it, and we have a print -- there are five of them right here. they include hiram, you were just talking about, and joseph rainey right here -- three other members of congress, two in the house, one in the senate. that is the complete african-american representation in the senate until well into th

the man was wearing a trench coat. >> officer hardy's reaction to being shot is beyond courageous. it's remarkable. >> reporter: 20 minutes later at another location a mile away, officer matthew o'connor was shot in the leg. the gunfire alarmed neighbors. >> we heard gunshots out our window. >> reporter: schools canceled classes and neighbors took shelter as police searched for the gunman. >> it's a little chaotic, you know. mostly my worry's are for my children because my windows are on the first floor. >> reporter: within three hours of the shooting, mcpherson was finally arrested. as for the officers, both of them will survive. and tonight, one is already out of the hospital. joe fryer, nbc news, manchester, new hampshire. >>> now to a mystery solved in new jersey. the winners of one of the biggest powerball jackpots in history have come forward. and it turns out this jackpot is all in the family. a woman and her seven children splitting those winnings. here's rehema ellis with more. >> divine intervention gave us the numbers. >> reporter: the winning numbers came to a member of

bowen who grew up in villanova is battling in the trenches for a job. >> it the is really cool.his is what you dream of as a kid, you know, now you just want to keep the dream going. i don't want to be done after this weekend. >> probably only guy in here that can go home for dinner. >> yeah, probably, yeah, i'm sure i'll have some guys over at some point and we will have some dinner a the my house. >> maybe a little filet and shrimp. >>> eagles rookie mini camp conclude tomorrow. >>> still to come in sports two flyers stars will go under the knife, find out how long surgery will keep g and ghost sidelines when we come right back. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one.

if you dig a trench, most of the water will go down that trench. if you go down a channel and after you dipg the channel, you then coat the channel and start putting in filters and a variety of things to get the water looking good and useful for more purposes. what we're doing is trying to create a channel for national unity and reconciliation. and for building the institutions libya needs for building enough stability so the economy can come back, distribute the wealth fairly, equitably to bring people in, and take advantage of libya's natural resources to rebuild the country. that's what we're trying to do. i think we've made a lot of progress. there are still a lot of problems. the more progress we make, the more libya will be able to take on daesh as the vast, vast, vast majority of libyans want to do. and push it -- reduce it and push it out. it's happening already. you see fighting against them from misrata, in benghazi. it's not like nothing is happening to push them back. they have less territory today than they did six months or a year ago

in the trench.he market keeps going forward, it has to be because of earnings. where do you see earnings growing overall in the s&p 500? barrel.l is at $50 a that should help lessen the impact. sector, wendustrials expect a rebound there. caterpillar machinery orders released late last week. in asia, the three-month average overthe least negative in three years. what is the catalyst of the breakout? eventually, the narrative catches up with the price action. the last couple of weeks, especially bearish. we've had a tremendous rally in europe over the last couple of days. isn't this a breakout? paul: it is all about sentiment. we were already in a bit of a rut in the market here. when will the fed ever come out and say meeting is off the table? the market a little over read the minutes there. no one thinks the market can go higher and that is when the , when does go higher everybody is positioned the other way. david: will the s&p 500 react favorably to a rate hike or unfavorably. we've heard both th

bowens is battling in the trenches for a job. >> it is really cool. you know, it is what you dream of as a kid. you know, now you just want to keep the dream going. i don't want to be done after this weekend. >> you did what you have to do, for dinner. >> yeah, probably. >> i'm sure i'll have some guys over at some point, you know, we will have dinner at my house. >> i don't think i got an invite did you. >> in. >> no invites. >> two key flyers players will go than the knife. flyers captain claude giroux and shane gostisbehere will have surgery on tuesday to repair their right hipps and lower abdominal tears. this could explain why giroux was held without a goal and only one assist in six playoff games with the capitals. he had been bothered since midway through the season according to general manager ron hextall. both guys are expect to be ready for training camp. >>> potentially four, first round picks, the picks in the first round of the nba draft sixers need to be on the ball as they scout an interview potential players at the nba draft combine in

that alerted people on both sides of the issue that this was going to be a trench fighting sort of battle. >> what's the nature of the let they sent out? is there some penalty? is it legally binding in any way? josh earnest called it guide avepblets is that really all it is? >> it's a dear colleague letter, which sounds fairly innocuous. but the threat is that federal funding could be cut off to any school that doesn't follow these rules. the whether it is legally binding, there is in the fourth circuit a case out of virginia that said this kind of guidance is binding. it's not clear every other court would agreement it really left the question for another day whether this is binding in other places and all state facilities and also the question of frankly locker rooms, which can be a trickier issue than bathrooms. >> josh, what do you think is driving president obama's actions on gay rights? on this this issue they seem to be leading it, not just responding to it. >> yes, it seems like we've moved out of the evolution face and part of it is there is not a lot of time left on the -- on th

video stun to go never before seen type of jelly fish spotted an area east of philippines with the trench that dives seven miles below the surface of the ocean. the national ocean antic and severic released this video. this jelly fish appeared to be in mode because of the way it has it's long ten ankles extended. it's so deep. it generates it's own light source. >> i scuba dive. >> do you? you'd be crushed because the pressure would be bad. that will do it for us for fox 29 news at 10:00. keep it right here for fox sports sunday. >>> ♪ ♪. >>> on sports sunday, no jelly fish but the phillies can't their roll and the picks are in or the eagles. now, what do those draft picks mean for those eagles? how it may change the scene, dave spadaro, coming up on sports sunday.

white male, long hair, trench coat. >> reporter: then, at 2:23 a.m., the second officer approached the suspect. >> they located the subject, at which time the subject started to fire upon the officers while exclaiming that, "i'm your man." >> reporter: that officer, shot in the leg. with that intense search under way for hours, police find 32-year-old ian macpherson matching the description of the suspect. tonight, he's under arrest and charged with two counts of attempted capital murder. thankfully, these officers were lucky. especially officer ryan hardy, who was shot in the face. >> i think there was a bit of grace shining on officer hardy. >> reporter: and tom, this is one of the crime scenes. investigators are still here looking for evidence. the shelter in place order has now been lifted, and police say the community is now safe. tom? >> gio, thank you. >>> to the west now, and exclusive video from inside a sky diving plane as it crashes. 17 passengers aboard, all of them survived. here's kayna whitworth, with the moment of impact. >> reporter: the plane had just taken off, but t