streetses were littered with chunks of buildings and 15 homes are deemed uninhabitable. this is the first tornado confirmed in that town. >>> it feels like spring and fall and the middle of summer, sky 6 hd taking a live long at the center city skyline and plenty of sunshine in the region this noon, if you were out this morning, there was a chill in the air, meteorologist, david murphy, joins us outside with details on how long we can enjoy this. >> we had some startup llngeratures in the 50s, ilmingyeppg po d opo1:79e etmsldtaios rdua limad hsehee.ea nenoaucn. t rcetpooh when tl t. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now. >>> and now to the latest on the conflict in the middle east. at least 100 palestinians were killed and officials say it shut down their only power plan and is restricting power and water to people in t

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local conditions and hav over 100 species the original ecosystem has been preserved on a small uninhabited island close to the main islands. this man works for the ministry of the environment. its his job to project the nature here. burt he is face gs a formidable enemy. green lizards are gobbling up the indigenous insects. they arrived in the 1960s and spread on the two main islands. there are thought to be several million of them now. they have had a catastrophic impact. then in march last year, they were sighted for the first time here. this island's ecosystem has been untouched up to now. they are doing all they can to keep it that way. these red boxes are lizard traps. more than 40,000 have been installed here. the reptiles get stuck on strong adhesive sheets. some 8,000 are being caught this way. but there are many more left on the island. another device the team is trying is a special fence to confine the lizards in specific areas. >> translator: we place a smooth sheet here so they slip down. then they are unable to climb back up. every small delay increases the risk of lizards spr

. >> the charred remains are left uninhabitable. the homes to the left and right weren't affected. >> we had a lot of fire they were fight with the explosion problem. >> the primary home owner suffered from smoke inhalation, and rushed to the hospital for treatment. kron 4 news. >>> and this just in the hayward bart station is cloechd for an -- closed for an hour, after a person was shot. it happened in the bus zone outside the station. the victim was transported to the hospital, the condition is not released yet, trains are running through the station but not stopping. >>> the police continue to look for a suspect who robbed a bank and told the teller he had a bomb. it happened at the bank of america, this is a photo of the suspect. police say he passed a note to the teller, that said he had a gun and a bomb. he fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. >>> coming up, another round of firey demonstrations in california as protesters clash over the immigration debate, we have the latest. >>> and an officer is under fire after

the six hasy one of long been uninhabited but the doubt.he other five is in >> we are optimistic that we are save the homes that can e saved and the entire street won't be destroyed. andnafter a meeting residents attorneys said there was progress but the county said it is millions short of what is needed. state money prince george's county hoped for doesn't appear to be coming. the county has said think tried and it is not available. the situation is urgent with winter less than five months way there is a temporary water line to replace the one that was expected to is freeze. hey said they wanted to save all 28 homes affected by the landslides but to save the five where of the hill above everything gave away would cost millions more than just saving the others that are not on the hill. we asked the neighborhood to rney if a strong desire save all 28 had changed. >> i'm not at liberty to answer that. residents said they will do what they canner the former former s -- can for the residents. >> even though many of us moved the hill ive on haven't and they are being squeezed. >> both the

. >>> two homes are considered uninhabitable after a car crashed into a retaining wall. it happened on hudson street and vest gatders do not know why the driver lost control. >>> one person died in an accident that closed the pennsylvania turnpike for some six hours, chopper 6 hd was above the scene in wallace township, west of the downingtown exit. the accident sent two others to the hospital and the highway reopened just an hour ago. >>> the authorities have launched their investigation into a criminal suspect by philadelphia police today. live at central detectives is reporter dann cuellar, what is the latest here? >> reporter: jim, detectives from central detectives is conducting infernal affairs investigation. the police were investigating a shooting and got involved in a shooting themselveses. >> "action news" was there when one of the alleged gunmen was taken into custody. it began before 4:00 on the 1100 block of paige at the strawberry mansion section. the man had been shot four times and was rushed to pennsylvania hospital. >> about a half hour later, we receiv

. >> the house has been declared uninhabitable. it's a place that no pet or person should of ever had to endure. >> 26 of the animals were put down. investigators are not releasing the name of the people who lived in the house, but we know adult protective services and child protective services are involved in that case. >>> a teenager in india is recovering after having more than 200 teeth removed from his mouth. >> the 17-year-old apparently has a condition called odontima. of a tumor grows under the gum, creates tooth like dentals. >> it took a team seven hours. >> laura's cringes. >> the boy will be okay. doctors say congratulations kid, that is a world record. >> good for him. it's a little early in the morning. >> 230, oh. >> that's a lot of dentals. let's take a break. >>> still ahead, running from the bulls bay area style. it's taking place this weekend and not everyone was too happy about it, coming up next. >>> and let's take you live out to san jose, mike does have the day off, we're having christina do double duty. hot

one unit was deemed uninhabitable and two others sustained smoke and water damage prompting a total ofix residents to spend the night elsewhere. >>> a missing k-9 officer is back in the northeast with her family ton the night. bee bee snuck out of a philadelphia police officer's backyard friday by calling through a hole in the fence. we did get word today that bee bee has been found safe and sound and has been reunited with her owner. >>> stay with us, everyone, still ahead on "eyewitness news," the video is startling. a police officer caught on camera repeatedly punching a woman. and now an investigation into whether this use of force was justified. >>> also, it is not the guest you want attending your backyard barbecue. we're going to tell you where a giant python caused quite a scare for residents and how they were able to get that reptile to leave. justin. >> below average temperatures right now. that's not going to last. we'll show you the rest of the holiday weekend forecast. >> the sixers back in action today in the orlando summer league. the top prospects looking good. a full b

one unit was deemed uninhabitable two others sustained smoke and water damage a total of six residentsere displaced. >>> a missing k-9 officer is back in the northeast with her family tonight. bee bee here snuck out of a philadelphia police officer's backyard on friday by crawling through a hole in the fence. we did get word today that bee bee had been found safe and sound and has been reunited with her owner. >>> and now to the very latest on the crisis in iraq. new video has emerged of the reclusive leader of isis, the sunni militant group who has overtaken large sections of iraq. cbs news correspondent charlie d'agata tells us the individual is one of the world's most wanted men with a $10 million bounty on his head. >> reporter: the leader of the most extreme exo'islamist group in iraq and beyond emerged from the shadows and ordered all muslims to obey him. [speaking foreign language] >> the interpreter: god ordered us to fight his enemies, he said, to carry out jihad and to spread the religion. >> reporter: a video posted on an isis web site claims to show abu bakr bag daddy deliv

the remains now left uninhabitable.s able to contain the fire the homes to left and right or affected to >> : some new >> : prairie home watter speculation in the rush to a hospital for treatment >> : or better hospital after a high-rise fire and santa rosa at just after 8 at the silver cross apartment building on third street. firefighters respond to calls of smoke on the seventh for a 10 story building where they found a man in the apartment treated for smoke titillation and to a hospital in good condition. and a cedar suspect a stone fire and credit the building's sprinkler system for putting it out >> : construction of interstate 280 in san francisco is on schedule. no. plans from 11280 interchange the king street remained close this morning caltrans says it's still expects that they will reopen monday around 5 in the morning he should and should not affect the morning commute. grins looking to replace a hit on the bridge and celery bar and port. concrete caltrans says this is the second of three closures to expect

. >> reporter: missing roof, collapsed walls, more than a dozen homes uninhabitable. there were injuries, but remarkably, no fatalities. >> devastation, never seen anything like it. i mean, 60 -- well, in the family for 60 year, grew up here. >> we have no clothes. we have nothing. >> reporter: around the usually parched desert city of las vegas rest depses are cleaning up after rain and hail caused catastrophic flooding. rain flowed off mountains left bare from last year's wildfires creating a wall of muddy water. >> that water come up that hill so fast it was carrying boulders a foot high. and i just barely made it through. >> reporter: a tornado eating up a cornfield on a farm in colorado, one of at least two twisters that touched down in the denver metro area monday. the storm front that came roaring in with it drenching much of the plains north of denver. susan saulny, abc news, washington. >>> thunderstorms may help those fire crews today working around the clock battling a fire near yosemite national park. it's the driest year on record in the region so firefig

. >> the charred remains is left uninhabitable. fire crews able to save. . >> exposure problem. >> smoken halation and treated for. >>> irzi army saying gaza militants fired rockets into israel. this was after a teenagers was abducted and killed. and escalating the beating of a palestinian american teenager while he was visiting on a summer vacation. cousin f the one that was killed. we hear from his parents. >> images show two masked men beating a figure. and kicking him repeatedly in the head. >> the prone figure is a 15-year-old american citizen from tampa on summer vacation in -- his cousin is found west of jerusalem and whose death triggers protests and police activity. targeted among the protests. . >> i asked my son, did you throw rock, he said no. . >> he didn't have to. he's hanging out with his relatives and protests and stuff because of the murder and because of this murder, of course everybody's angry. >> the family lawyer took these photos. his mother could barely recognize him. . >> he's a typical teenager. and among

in may, that landslide left six homes uninhabitable, 26 others inpacted and others in limbo.hey also don't know if the road leading to their homes will be fixed. >> they have been waiting for closu closure. and i think it's unfair to spend anymore time. and we need to come up with answers. tonight we'll talk about an option we have and also have a final discussion with the state about whether they could provide funding. >> county officials say it is going to cost at least $22 million to fix this. the county has 11 million and looking for additional fund. >>> crews are working to fix a wear main that's created a sink hole. this is along stanton road just past the intersection -- in southeast washington. a water main broke earlier causing a large hole to open up. traffic is closed in both directions right now. d.c. water tweeted out repairs should be completed within the next hour. >> it is a beautiful evening and i'm sure the outdoor caves are going to be jammed tonight darling. >> no. seating available. >> and how nice for a change. >> in july. >> no kidding the oohs and ahs.

six homes are considered uninhabitable after a landslide two months ago. that may sound like a lot of money, but people there say it isn't enough to cover everything. the families met with county execive earlier this week and will do it again. >>> it will be a weekend of picking up the piece of virginia's eastern shore where a deadly tornado slammed into a campground thursday. forecasters say it was an ef-1 with winds up to 100 miles per hour. governor terry mcauliffe toured the campground yesterday where campers' tents and trees were still mangled and twisted. a couple from new jersey was killed when a tree fell on their tent. >>> are you trying to figure out what to do with all those old expired medications? d.c. police department will take them off your hands. these are two dropoff locations. you can take advantage today to get rid of unused prescription drugs. dropoff times between 10:30 this morning and 12:30. if you can't make that one, the second location is 25th and k street in northwest. that location will be open between 2:00 and 4:00 this aftern

. >> all apartments in the building have been deemed uninhabitable. no one was hurt but the red cross is helping people find temporary housing. they're back on the scene to find out what started the fire. >> time is now 6:45. >>> later this morning, the contra costa county honor those who died of job-related illnesses. the ceremony starts at 9:30 at the district's training center in concord. the public is invited to attend. the annual ceremony is meant to serve as a reminders of the thanks to their families. >> 6:45. >>> cooler temperatures and lighter winds in washington state expected to help firefighters battle several fires and destroyed about a dozen homes. they're burning. the weather may be improving by towns in the valley are still without power and they have limited land line and cell phone service. >>> at least four people died yesterday afternoon when a small plane crashed near sedona, arizona, and then sparked a wildfire. it happened in the mountains of fey canyon and burned at least 25 acres. the f.a.a. said hikers first reported that pla

right now six homes are considered uninhabitable. people there say it's not enough money to cover everything. >>> it will be a weekend of picking up the pieces of virginia's eastern shore where a deadly tornado slammed into a campground thursday. forecasters say it was an ef-1 with winds up to 100 miles per hour. governor terry mcauliffe toured the campground yesterday where campers, tents, and trees were still mangled and twisted. he said it's incredible so many survived. a couple from new jersey were killed when a tree fell on their tent. >>> a man is charged with hacking into computers. prosecutors say he hacked computers from the department of health and human services, the fbi, and the u.s. sentenng commissio he is free on bond in england. he faces up to ten years in prison if convicted. >>> are you trying to figure out what to do with those old, expired medication pills? well, the d.c. police department will take them off your hands. there are two dropoff locations you can take advantage of today to get rid of those unused pres

. >>> a rare tornado ripped through an area. 13 houses are uninhabitable and another 65 homes and businesses have significant damage. can you see the video here. city hall was also hit there in boston. now the building is missing many windows and doors. remarkably, no one was killed or seriously injured. the national weather service says winds reached speeds up to 120 miles per hour. tornados are extremely unusual in massachusetts. >>> another rare story. this one in southern ca catch. lightning killed a man at venice beach. nick fanano was struck. one of the victims says he doesn't remember being hit by lightning but recalls being rescued after losing consciousness. >>> let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. it was a horrible thing that happened at the beach there, jeff. very unusual there. >> it's all being sparked off by this monsoonal moisture coming in from the desert southwest. you should know if you ever hear the thunder, head inside and seek shelter. we have had lightning strikes this afternoon. a little monsoonal moisture around southern california. also the sierra. we're tracking

officials say 65 homes and businesses are damaged and 13 of them are uninhabitable. luckily no one was seriously injured. it is kind of a bizarre location, isn't it? >> they hardly ever get tornadoes in massachusetts. it really was a freak of nature. and sad for all those people who lost so much. for us today, things are pretty tranquil. a quick check of your shore cast shows that. cool changes on the way should event up at about 80 degrees today. 84 on thursday. late in the day on thursday into friday, things start to get a little bit unsettled. that same cold front may come back to visit us and hang around over the weekend. it won't mean a wash-out but it will mean unsettled weather on friday, saturday and sunday. >> so the northbound side of 95 right lane was blocked there for construction, it's cleared and out of your way. you've got green pretty much everywhere you're heading out this morning. we are going to go down to newark next time. >> the hent for a hero. this crash victim says a women pulled her from her burning car and then walked away. why she believes

becomes engulfed in flames because there's so much burning and so much hot gas that it's completely uninhabitablethe police witnessed the window breaking five or six minutes after paul called the fire department. to roby, this meant that gasoline couldn't have been used to start the fire. >> he would have had a tough time actually getting to the front door without being engulfed in flames. that's one of the things our model showed. so we look at the arson scenario and there is inconsistency after inconsistency. >> next, roby tested paul camiolo's story. paul said the fire started by accident with a cigarette or match his mother had been using. at one minute, the fire would be about two feet tall and gathering strength. at two minutes it would be moving across the ceiling. at four minutes, temperatures and gas levels in the room would be fatal. at 5 1/2 minutes the fire reaches flashover and the window blows out. this was consistent with paul camiolo's version of events. >> matches up with everything that paul camiolo was saying and with other objective evidence that he has nothing to do with. >>

. >> for now, all 24 apartments in the building are deemed uninhabitable. no one was hurt but the red cross is helping residents find temporary housing. investigators will go back to the scene today trying to figure out what sparked that fire. >>> a 9-year-old girl is recovering after being hit by a stray bullet at a birthday party in west oakland. it happened saturday night at lowell park on 14th street. she was hit in the arm and later rushed to the hospital. police have not identified a suspect as yet. oakland police are also investigating three other shootings over the weekend that injured three men in their 20s. >>> 7:36. continuing coverage now of the malaysian plane shut down in ukraine. president obama is expected to speak about the recovery effort in 20 minutes. also, the remains of 272 of the 298 people aboard the flight have now been recovered. there is international outrage, though, over how the poddies have been hand -- bodies have been handled. pro-russian rebels control the site and have been keeping the bodies in refrigerated rain cars. dutc

and the whole second level was uninhabitable.urns out that all that construction material was because they had renovated a bathroom. so you go to the stop of the stairs and on the left was this amazing bathroom. it was unfortunate that she could not even get up there to use it. you couldn't walk into the bedroom. and then the home office that was upstairs, that was over. i mean, it was full of office supplies. so it was just about safety and about her mobility issues. >> the job of painstakingly combing through and removing room after room of debris takes a five-person crew three days. >> everything in there that was a fire, health and a slipping hazard was gone. >> according to them, not only was the cleanup successful, but the school teacher has remained committed to maintaining order. >> there were a few phone calls made following that. and as far as we know even today she's doing okay. >> for the disaster masters, another memorable case of severe clutter happens in april of 2007. a high level computer expert reaches out for h

one unit was deemed an uninhabitable, two others sustained smoke and water damage.six residents were displaced. >>> a double shooting in north philadelphia sends two teenagers to the hospital. a 14 jerold was shot in the arm and a 18 year old was hit in the leg. shell casings were visible along the 2,000 block of east atlantic street. both males are littles in the stable condition. police are still searching for the gunman. >>> well, a pick-up truck crashes into the side after apartment building in the northeast. you can see right inside that apartment on red lion road and vladmeere drive. luckily, no one home just before 2:00 saturday morning. that truck was towed away, but police are still looking for the driver who ran away after that crash. >>> well, a trip to visit family in jerusalem turns into nightmare for a florida teenager. he was beaten in the middle of clashes between israelis and palestinians. now, israel justice ministry has launched an investigation into that incident. scott thompson has the details. >> reporter: they brutally beat him up. you can see

temperature was about 900 degrees, and the ash that fell throughout the region left this part of italy uninhabitableontrol room, volcanologist giuseppe mastrolorenzo monitors the instruments that will provide italy's early warning. he showed us those three and a half million people that all crowd around the cinder cone. one day, it may be up to him to sound the alarm. how much time will you have? >> giuseppe mastrolorenzo: probably just a few days. we can just hope that we will have weeks or months, but we cannot make a contract with a volcano. >> pelley: so your friends say, "look, it hasn't erupted in hundreds of years." and you must say, "that's the problem." >> mastrolorenzo: that's the problem. i'm trying to convince the people that this quiet mountain can be a killer. >> pelley: at the base of the "quiet mountain," the peaceful piazza of torre del greco is wiped out, on average, about once every 100 years, give or take. the bell tower survived the eruption of 1794. and today, old men rest their feet on rock solid evidence of what's coming next. michael sheridan told us that vesuvius has a very

first, many of these rockets land in uninhabited areas. second, these rockets are headed for cities and towns. these rockets are stopped and destroyed before they strike their targets. the reason -- the iron dome missile defense system, a joint effort by the united states and israel to protect israel from just such an attack. the united states and israel have deep ties of this program. of the ten iron dome batteries that have been fielded, the united states provided the funding for eight of them, and i'm glad we have because this system has saved innocent lives. our country has been asked for additional assistance to ensure that the israeli stockpile of iron dome interceptors is adequate to the challenge. we don't know when this crisis will end. the secretary of defense chuck hagel endorsed an additional $225 million in funding for iron dome in a recent letter. the requested funds are in addition to next year's appropriation. it may be some time before the appropriation bill is enacted, and that's why the president has asked to include in

it's uninhabited. just 22 square miles of desolate pristine paradise. we're halfway between and this is american soil. it's only 40 miles from the dominican coast making it an ideal dropping point for smugglers. coast guard patrols like this one search the island for fresh landing. on this flight we spotted several abandoned along the shore. smugglers can make it here in as little as two hours sometimes forcing migrants to swim to whatever bit of america they can reach. they count on being spotted and rescued by the coast guard and then processed by border patrol and in many cases released in puerto rico. this man left haiti for the same reason many leave, to find a better life. he says that's why he paid $500 to be smuggled over in january. we were afraid he told me. the boat was rocking. everybody started screaming. do you know how to swim? >> no. >> reporter: his gamble so far as paid off. today he lives in san juan. when he stayses is up to u.s. immigration system but many haitian migrants aren't as lucky. still they keep trying risking their lives

an uninhabited area, the iron dome system automatically makes the choice, let it land, don't worry about then if the iron dome system says wait a minute, this is going to hit a populated area, then they fire, then they launch a rocket. they actually launch two rockets against every one incoming rocket that may hit an israeli town. and you talk about the expense. they cost about $50,000 each. some cost $50,000 and some cost $100,000. i have no idea what the difference is. but it's relatively expensive. but much cheaper than the loss of life. not only would loss of life in israel be critical in itself, and by the way, the firster sooous injury from a rocket that occurred today on a young teenager was injured, but loss of life in injury would then force pressure on the government to go in and take out those rockets. so the iron dome not only protects lives in israel, but it relieves the pressure to invade gaza. having said that, a ground invasion certainly seems to be ramping up in the next hours. one general told the foreign press, he said tonight, we will strike with might against norther

moreover, a dirty bomb could enter areas uninhabitable not just for days, weeks, months but for years making that particular weapon a highly disruptive weapon. the boston marathon terrorists had turned their pressure cooker bombs into dirty bombs and the consequences of that tragic date could have been multiplied by an order of magnitude. i want us to think about that for a minute. for instance, when those police, medical personnel, volunteers, riders and spectators all ran towards the blast to help the injured, what if they had been unknowingly exposed to harmful amounts of radiological material? in many cases this material cannot be seen as we know, cannot be smelled, could not be felt, could not be tasted. in this hypothetical what would have been a heroic display of selflessness could have spread to a more deadly and disruptive situation. today's hearing will focus on how we can ensure that this hypothetical situation does not come to pass. we'll focus on the threat of a dirty bomb and specifically examine the security of radiological material here in communities across our countr

but that's only because those 67 were headed for open areas, for uninhabited areas. so the iron dome system is calibrated to ignore them. it's not because they got through the defense mechanism. it's because there is a conscious decision taken not to take them down. >> mr. hirschson, while we have you, mr. kerry is in egypt working on a ceasefire. do you know what the latest is? >> well, we've got two things going in parallel at the moment there is a lot of conversation under way about a ceasefire, as you mention. secretary kerry is in cairo. ban ki-moon, the secretary of the united nations is here in israel there are a lot of conversations going. in parallel to this, the israeli military continues to pursue and to debreathe and degrade hamas' military capabilities, not least because we're seeing despite misunderstanding, decisions made about the airlines around the world flying into israel. and we're chopping off their military abilities both in terms of the rockets and in terms of this underground network of terror tunnels that has surfaced in the last few days. th

it is not specifically a chemical weapon, but if you deliver it, it makes a place uninhabitable. said, this is an exclusive by popular mechanics. how were you able to get this story and get access to the details about this technology? guest: the department of defense wanted to tell the story. that is the big thing. has been a fan of popular mechanics since he was an engineer. doneof the work that was -- pride in the work that was done. it could have taken years, but they got it done in six months. host: how were they able to c ut through bureaucratic red tape? guest: from a design point of view, there were different inngs simultaneously building one part and seeing how it would go in getting the next .re done concurrently using computer designs, programs . where they really cut through was more in the design and preparation. host: why do you think they really wanted to tell this story? it's a feel-good story. bites dog. man here is a machine to destroy the most karen this weapons we make -- terrible weapons we make. host: bucky mcmahon, thank you for your time. to go to the house