they hear this, they listen to it, but they said there with unrealized losses and they don' t know what to do. what do you tell a client , hypothetically, client comes to you with a portfolio and a whole bunch of unrealized losses. how do you mentally get over that to make the move to upgrade a portfolio wally wise? -- quality wise? rob: we' ve come off of large gains. it' s an opportunity you can make s a lower incline burden to making that transition. stocks. especially large cap multinationals face twin headwinds of stronger dollar and depending on your view. one of the things we have feel there is more based drivers for performance. in the eurozone, for example. we think there' , low oil prices, a weaker euro. those are all' stimulative. we have an ecb units as we are going to stand up and support greek exit. s it' very similar things. those are two stories were the earnings are fundamentally well policy. from a sector perspective, if you want to get cute and start to think about where is their opportunity that didn' before? there was a huge growth story and energy five years back.

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it was unreal. the fireballs were huge. didn't make much sound but they were hot, and you could really feel the heat. >> the eruptions put firefighters in serious danger. >> we were operating an aerial ladder at that time so my first concern was to make sure those guys on the ladder were okay. the chief did that. he confirmed that they were safe. >> the fireballs are the result of the chemical canisters melting and the flammable liquid inside exploding. >> the methanol-based product is what provided the entertainment. >> after working into the night to bring the blaze under control, chief fred burrows begins an on-scene interview with andrew about the fire. >> we had portions of the building collapse -- >> the chief thinks the explosions have stopped but right in the middle of the interview, the fire unleashes its biggest blast of the night. >> any injuries or -- >> not at this time. that was a bit warm. >> honestly, i thought we had pretty much ran out of material to burn at that point but apparently there was a couple wai

. >> it's unreal. >> here is the angle from inside of the car. here comes the nudge. >> sur were prizing that jewels was interested in this. he is expected to be okay. ♪ >> you know what is delicious? delicious food is delicious. i have some delicious food for you to try. >> hi everybody. it's jessica and we're going to do a recipe that's hot on the web this minute. >> thanks to jessica, we have the apple chips. >> in this video jessica walks us through how to make the apple chips. >> let's bring her in and try the delicious apple chips. she is going to tell us exactly what she did. >> yes, i tried them already, and they're delicious. >> now i know why the kitchen smells so good and cannot go in there. >> tell me about the idea on where it came from because it's literally apples. >> yeah, it's just apple. nothing else. you put it in the microwave then they come out and nice and crunchy. they last for a little bit and then it's a snack and you eat it. >> how did you get it so thin? >> i used a slicer and if you want to slice it with nice really th

alix: unreal. top headlines this afternoon.witter has selected jack dorsey as permanent ceo, according to recode. the job onbeen doing an interim basis for three months. dorsey will continue with square, where he is also ceo. joe: on the subject of new ceo, porsche appointed oliver bloom. the production chief will take over october 1. the management shuffle follows revelations of an admission-cheating scandal. -- emission cheating scandal. 78-20 tally and artist -- endorsed an approach, house republicans want to use the must-pass measure to defund planned parenthood. those are some of your top headlines. joe: we are back with george from wells fargo. one of the things we are looking companiesen angels, that are not junk, but could be. where are we with this? what we looking for? >> the credit cycle seems to have read -- have turned. updates in terms of credit ratings. the mountain of debt sits at a cusp of investment-grade in high-yield has been on growing as downgrades come through. we talked about energy, materials, and those

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. >> that sunset is unreal!> reporter: this is sasha dejulian, becoming the first woman to free climb the north face of the eiger last month. it is a complicated passage known as murder wall because of its forbidding nature. >> this entire encompassing of me stepping out of my comfort zone of what i knew and trying something that i didn't know. and i didn't know if i could do it. >> reporter: in free climbing, one uses a rope and gear only to catch your fall, which means your ascent is determined by your strength and the mountain. >> let's finish this! >> reporter: dejulian is lucky. her passion seized her quite early. she grew up in the washington area, attending the potomac school in mclean. she started climbing at age 6, ventured in competitive climbing when she was just 8 and she never looked back or down. >> i've never really had to question who i am and what i want, because i'm so happy with what i am that i'm most passionate about. >> reporter: her ascent took a month and included her climbing partner. th

three women unreal, attacking a 7-eleven employee. but then they also decide to trash the store before making their getaway. fridays ago and takoma park police want you to take a good look at this phase, this phase, and this face. after the women make their way into the store, they tried to buy cigarettes with a food stamp card. of them theylerk cannot just sick rights with a government-issued card, they got upset. tom: the women take the cigarettes. an employee tries to block their path. then they attack them. >> other witnesses got involved, tried to break it up. tom: the mayhem is far from over. they begin trashing the place, repeatedly throwing things all over the store. remember, the police say the temper tantrum is based on the fact the clerk followed the law by not letting them buy cigarettes with taxpayer funded food stamps. the police say they need to face justice. >> we are hoping the summary are ing knows who they turns them in, because they did a number on the store and the clerk. ok and stillk was works at the 7-eleven. t

aspect, growing up it was a tough environment, going to roxborough high school and the love is so unreal. it's like unconditional right now. >> the delaware valley product is feeling the love from chip kelly, he doesn't get the sense that he is giddy just being here. >> is he not overwhelmed or overcome, because is he playing in his home town or playing for his favorite team going up, he is focused on what he has to do and that is improve on a constant basis. >> what would it mean to make the roster? >> it would be a dream and my dream is to play in the nfl. he knows that thursday night means everything, a final chance to make the team and put great plays on film so another team can pick him up if he doesn't. >> this is my opportunity, every little kids dream is to play in the nfl, no time to get caught in my emotions or the moment, it's time to play football and i'm excited. >> in south philadelphia, jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >>> pulling for him. the phillies will try it again tonight with the mets, fingers crossed. the losing streak now stands at 10 gebs the mets. >>> rutge

. >> there was no escaping my new unreality. i had cancer. but breaking that news to your children is something no mother wants to go through. >> all i remember is lily, she's like, guys, get comfortable. we all sat on the couch and then she told us and we all just started bawling. >> i know how much those girls mean to her. they are her life. but i also see they're just as strong as she is. >> what i thought about this disease threatening the wonderful life i had built with my family it made me mad, it made me want to fight back. >> i have decided to have a bilateral mastectomy. i'm going to be very aggressive. i'm 40 years old. i'm young and hopefully have a lot of life ahead of me. on november 14th, it was time. >> i remember feeling just the fragility of where we were and how quickly we had gotten there. >> as the nurses held me up on to the operating table, i became paralyzed with fear. i woke up to yet another crushing blow. the cancer had spread to my sentinel limph node and chemotherapy, eight rounds in six months.

it didn't look good but you have to remember washington been playing awful, and cespedes has been unreal. the mets load the bases in the 7th. he brings everybody home, makes at one-run game. lucas duda, just off the d.l., walks with the bases loaded. six walks and a wild pitch. so there's your ball game. they can sweep with another win tomorrow. >>> to the yankees now in their own pennant race at home against the orioles. tanaka gave up six hits, only one run. leadoff home run, 6th inning, the yankees are down. alex rodriguez brings him back. his 30th home run of the year. tanaka comes out. chris davis leads off with his 41st home run of the season, and the yankees lose 2-1. at boston tonight the game goes to extra innings and the jays scored four times in the 10th. 5-1, they win, so the yankees now down a game and a half in the standings. >>> we showed you earlier in the newscast all eyes at the u.s. open on the women's quarterfinal match, an all- williams match. serena has had this pattern of not playing great in grand slam events but still winning. that was the story again tonight aga

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just all the people, the excitement here it's been unreal. he just resonates with a lot young people. every time someone of high power companies here, everyone seems to be happy. >> reporter: we expected iconic moments on this u.s. visit and on day one, we're getting a lot them. his popemobile arrival today. thousands turning out. a 5-year-old girl brought to him by vatican security and gave him a shirt. but francis also spoke as a visiting head of state. at the white house, where president obama praised the pope's humility, francis spoke in english, praising the country hosting him. >> as the son of an immigrant family, i'm happy to be a guest in this country, which was built by such families. >> reporter: so we got a glimpse today of some of the things that francis is likely to talk about as the trip unfolds. certainly the environment and matters of the family. we also got a glimpse, chuck and sibila, of some of those security moments that perhaps makes the secret service tense up a little bit. we hear sometimes they are controlled places w

i keep looking at that page and seeing my name on it and it's unreal. >> how long did it take to write? >> about 20 minutes, 25 minutes. >> 20 minutes? is that the fastest song you have ever written? >> it was, actually. it came so fast to us. i can't explain why. >> it is great to see sam doing so well. earlier in the year he had vocal surgery which silenced him for three weeks. meanwhile, everybody is talking about gwen stefani's love life and the end of her marriage and relationship with blake. we went straight to the star. gwen is finding happiness. ♪ >> "the voice" is back. it's an emmy winner now. did you get this? my phone was blowing up. and they invited me like the producers and i was like well i'm going to be with the boys that night. and i have to get a dress and i was like i don't know. and they're like but we might win. i hope so. and then when they won, i was like i should have gone! what was i doing? what was i thinking? i could have been up there! the show is so incredible. i cry every time i'm there. it's so emotional. i'm so grateful. >> be grateful. that is key for g

it is truly unreal. >> for those who missed the event, they will have to wait quite a few years for the next super blood moon, which is expected in 2033. genie: you might remember us talking about dismaland, the dark parody of a theme park that was made by street artist banksy. it brought some 150,000 tourists and an economic boon to a faded town in southwestern england. next, dismaland is moving to france to the port town of calais, but not in its current form. all the timber and fixtures from dismaland are being sent to the jungle refugee camp near calais for thebring shelters many refugees stuck there, in hopes of crossing into the u.k. ."u are watching "france 24 let's take a look at our headlines. vladimir putin is heading into a showdown at the u.n., pushing for a new russian led coalition against the islamic state in syria. his stops will include an intense face-to-face with barack obama, their first in two years. in pro-independence movement rich -- in spain's richest region of catalonia. they plan to declare independence by 2017. sky gazers around the world are wowed with the d

it will be unreal. >> will have the mast pope will meet with 400 u.s.luding the delaware county native to leads the diocese in raleigh, north carolina. he will follow the pope back home to philadelphia this weekend and believes the pope's message to the world meeting of families will be a call to action. >> now's the time that we have to really live as a city of brotherly love. even if the midsts of time where we may not always agree with one another, it is always with respect that we speak to one another, treat one another. >> and one of the bishops that has been chose ton greet him one on and shake his hand. and he is honored his hometown will host the event. >> back to you. >>> and back here in philadelphia, around-the-clock preparations continue in advance of the papal visit and over the ben franklin parkway it has been closed to traffic since last saturday. crews set stage for the festival of families this saturday. and the papal mass sunday. and the stage is taking shape in front of independence hall. pope francis with a speech on immigration and

it's unreal. >> reporter: what's it like to be so close to these super bowl trophies?nd of awesome. i mean, super awesome. >> i think we need more trophies. i think it's a great idea to promote the super bowl. >> reporter: eight gleaming title trophies oakland owning three, san francisco winning five. five time 9er pro bowler guy mcintyre remembers his three very well. >> well, it's always great to see the trophies. it brings back a lot of memories. and just hoping that we can, you know, get another one. >> reporter: of course, for the future super bowlers, yup, they got that covered, too. come and get me, guys. >> wah! >> reporter: welcome to the nfl play 60 zone where the toddlers, tweens and teens yup even the big kids get to find their inner joe montana. >> whoo! >> reporter: so get ready, super bowl 50 is just a short 20 weeks away. in santa clara, frank mallicoat, kpix 5. >> if missed your chance to see the trophies today don't worry they will be back on display tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at central park in santa clara. and we are counting down to super bowl

. >> it felt unreal. did i really catch this thing. it took me a while to get my thoughts together. i just got an interception in the nfl. once it hit i was real excited. >> we wanted to win it on defense. regardless of offense was clicking or struggling, we felt like we have the players and mind set to win a game on our own. >> we pride ourselves of getting the ball back for our offense to capitalize and get points on the board, and we do it ourselves. >>> still ahead, jamie and brandon graham will break down the game from the players perspective. >>> what if i told you jonathan papelbon tried to choke out his teammate bryce harper. we will explain that. stay tuned for more "action news". when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or n

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watch this. [ screaming ] >> unreal. the screams of a 76-year-old woman there.she fought for her life. the attack happened suddenly, first one man and then another into a home on dorcas street. the oldest woman had to have stitches in her head. her grandson tells us, he's thankful she's alive. >> anger. anger. it's a coward act. co my fear was coming home and not having a family anymore. the familiy believes the men thought they had money in the house because they own a bore dag ga. they plan to move. >>> the philadelphia parents who pleaded guilty to murder charges after their 3-year-old daughter starved to death face sentencing. carlos rivera and carmen ramirez will be sentenced on third degree murder and conspiracy charges. the girl died in their west oak lane home in 2013. shes would born with a disorder that left her partially blind and unable to walk or talk. sp[amirez also pleaded guilty t using disability check for partying and gambling at casinos. >>> a main lineman faces charges after police say he performed a lewd act on himself while staring at a 5-y

it is unreal. >> what is it like to be so close to the superbowl trophies?> kind of awesome. >> i think we need more trophies. it is a great idea to promote the superbowl. >> reporter: eight gleaming title trophies. oakland owning three, san francisco winning five. five-time niner probowler guy mcintire remembers his very well. >> it is nice to see the trophies. it brings back a lot of memories. just hoping that we can get another one. >> reporter: and of course for the future superbowlers, yep, they got that covered too. come get me guys. [ screaming ] welcome to the nfl play 60 zone where the toddlers tweens and teens, yes, even the big kids, get to find their inner joe montana. so get ready. superbowl 50 is just a short 20 weeks away. in santa clara, frank mallicoat, kpix5. >> and if you missed your chance to see the trophies today. don't worry, they will be back on display tomorrow from 10:00 to 5:00 at central park in santa clara. >> where it will be warm. >>> just like the rest of the bay area. because of the high pressure over the west coast, we have

. >> unreally passenger didn't stop there we will tell what you she did to a flight attendant and plus five fraternity brothers are charged in the hazing death of the teenager in the poconos, we will tell what you they are accused of doing to him before he lost consciousness. >>> well, for two days in a row we have been stuck in the sunshine, yesterday's high 77. today up to 83. that warming trend continues tomorrow, i'll have details in the accu weather seven day forecast. >>> and the the eagles have to regroup after last night's disappointing loss, that and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> we are following a developing story in utah tonight, 12 people are now confirmed dead, from flash floods in hilldale. three women and 13 children were in two vehicles that were swept away in a wall of water. one person is still missing, as zion national park, three people were killed and four others are missing, and forecasters are warning there could be more intense rain. >>> in california, the problem isn't rain but fire. wild fires destroyed 600 homes, and charred 100 square miles,

. >> unreal. >> huge! >> four million years old.s incredible. >>> we have reached the weekend. it's friday, 25 minutes until saturday. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. >> try to stay cool. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- keith richards, emma roberts,

unreal. >> reporter: ever seen anything like this? >> no. >> reporter: dave is lucky. he said he was able to save his home along highway 175. >> i have farm equipment and i ut cut a huge fire -- and i cut a huge fire break around it. we ran out of electricity. i ran out of water. >> reporter: many others who had to evacuate and ended up at the napa valley fairgrounds weren't so lucky. >> you wake up in the morning and up go, okay. everything is -- we're just out and then it hits you. and you just go, okay, well, what can you do at this point? you can move forward or you can sit there and i have -- i have a beautiful wife and loving family. pretty much what you need. >> reporter: the fair ground served as one resident new middletown. a thousand evacuees from all over lake county forced to sleep in tents, motor homes or even the front seat of their car. despite the inconveniences, several people we spoke with were just overcome with the amount of generosity and giving of others. >> people have been fantastic. they are organized, they are wonderful. the outpouring of love

it was unreal. >> once he got close to you a kind of sense of awe came over you.his man who is so important has so many things on his mind just completely focused on you in that one moment. that is just amazing. >> and he just had this look of like -- this sounds odd, but a look of generosity and happiness on his face, kind of -- his face was kind of like a smile when he's not even smiling. i told him i love you in spanish and he looked at me and smiled, but that smile said a lot of things. >> reporter: obviously some people truly touched by the moment they shared with pope francis. what did the president of georgetown prep do afterwards? well, he called his mom and dad to tell them that he had just met the pope. we're out of here shortly from the campus of catholic university and the basilica. they're going to be cleaning all this up including the space where we are. we'd like to thank the students here at catholic university. they've been an incredible help. a lot of them are going to be doing community service when they are not in classes and they were out of c

the devastation was unreal. literally, house after house after house. and the flames were still burning. power lines were down. a very dangerous situation. can't imagine what it was like here over the weekend. >> thanks for being with us. see you later on. >> not just jodi hernandez. we also have michelle roberts with us. she's down the hill about 30 minutes from here in calistoga, which is really a tent city for lack of a better term. the evacuations are at the county fairgrounds below. what do you have there? >> it's been such a long and exhausting couple days for the people here. there's about 1,000 at this camp. the red cross is here, passing out food and blankets. many people are staying in tebts. some people are camped out on the ground. some have already received the bad news that their homes have burned. others are still anxiously waiting to hear anything about their homes and hoping for the best. >> hi. >> theresa is trying to maintain some sense of normalcy for her 1-year-old daughter taylor and the baby she's expecting in the spring. >> the w

unreal. >> it's crazy. after a great weekend against the braves, the nationals put themselves in position to really put pressure on the mets. best case scenario the nats would sweep and be a game back of new york in the standings. the best case scenario did not happen. instead, it was the worst case. the nationals led every game in this series, yet they could not hold on for a single win. jacob degroan of the mets sporting the fifth best e.r.a. in all of major league baseball. you know who doesn't care than? bryce harper. 0 for 8 with two strikeouts in the last two games. he came out swinging tonight. home run number 35 on the season. the nats take an early 1-0 lead. let's go back to the seventh inning now. steven strasbourg, he was in a group. david strikes out of lucas duda goes down. and strasbourg had 13 strikeouts and left in the eighth inning with the game tied at 2. drew storen is called upon. yoenis cespedes says thank you, matt williams. that is a two-run homer. and the nats, they find themselves d

pentagon wars is a movie not historically accurate but not totally unreal how they have been approached in the past. in one instance they put a porthole into the bradley. but it's beneficial with the efforts. >> without doing major developmental programs so we will see if that comes to fruition. >>. >> to be proliferated in the '50s to think we have to be reorganized as they're coming our way on the battlefield. the was and fondly remembered but to deal with the offset strategy seven '70s and '80s the u.s. military got good is sending precision weapons or is the enemies as the secretary of defense talks about the third offset the precision weapons coming potentially with missile defense. but if the och army tried to think about tactical weapons to read page to rethink? but we don't need to. >> than to think of different things. i am a fundamentalist. and with that of said it denigrates the role of land forces. so baseline we always need an army of discussions and we future cast all of that stuff. and then they'll look that to combine that with a combat commanders with the responsibility

lure, may be unreal, is propelled forward. salman: i decided to turn it into a supernatural war.something about this world. i do not know quite yet. i have always felt a little regret that i had not written more short stories. i had one book and a few other things, but i feel right now that i have five files with stories of different links. , so i might write some of those. charlie: at the same time? do you do that normally in your life? sounds like it would be difficult. aa bad: i am i multitasker. one thing at a time. you know what a book tour is like. it is not a time to begin a big project. i have whateze in, i think is --i don't know what it is yet. it is not formed. charlie: beginning to feel like it may emerge. salman: you have a feeling that there is a fish on the line. but you do not know how big it is. charlie: it has not surfaced. skills, could you take y ar life experiences, and take bright young person who was very much observant, very much interested in the world around spiritual to even agree in the broadest sense of that, and make them into a good writer? is there

he is unreal. check on the roadways. thomas sullivan on traffic watch. >> we are seeing a lot of different spots that you want to watch out for, voume and congestion. we have an earlier crash on the beltway. right near old georgetown road. everything moves to the shoulder. as we move to the inner loop, getting to the 270 shirt. we have one lane blocked. that is for the crash. keep in mind that a lot of activity heading southbound to 295 will take 20 minutes. getting from the 11 street bridge closer toward the bottom of the capital beltway. overturned tacker trailer. a crash coming in on the freeway. emergency crews are on scene. it has down to 8 miles per hour. as we move to talk about the beltway through the prince george's county, the crash just before branch avenue. two lanes are blocked with this. that is a look at traffic. back to you. leon: thank you. look at what is coming up tonight at 6:00. the new technology aimed to improve the commute on one of the local congested local highways. we are two weeks away from a

that felt unreal. i mean it went by so fast. >> we've got to get our -- >> stand up. put your hands on the wall. >> torey adamcik and brian draper are charged with murder. >> put your hands on the wall. >> okay. >> as we watched the tape, we saw yet another side of torey and brian that we hadn't seen thus far in the investigation. >> murder is power. murder is freedom. good-bye. >> i believe we were seeing the true and evil side of brian and torey. as they planned out the homicide of one of their good friends. >> and it isn't just this tape that shocks police. during the investigation, they uncover disturbing writings and drawings, made by adamcik and draper. torey adamcik had drawn pictures of gruesome characters and he had made lists of the supplies he and draper would need to commit murder. >> it became extremely sickening. who does that, you know? how do you ever prepare for something like that. >> and coming up next, as bad as cassie stoddart's murder was, police believe adamcik and draper were planning something much worse. >> for all you fbi agents watching thi

. >> it's unreal. i was saying earlier there's cloud nine and then this feels like cloud 10.ot sure if it get any more real from here, but i'm sure it will get much easier to process. more or less, when he approached me, i thanked him for coming to the united states. i thanked him for coming to the university. i told him that we will pray for him and we hope he prays for us. and he assured me he would be. >> outside on city line of a thousands watch as the pontiff passed by in his iconic fiat on his way to say mass on the parkway. but the quick glimpse spoke volumes to those we talk with. >> it was so cool just to see him drive by like the school spirit everyone was dressed up. >> that was so exciting. once in a lifetime opportunity. so excited when he came down and saw it. >> what did you think? >> good. >> reporter: you're nodding in approval, right? >>> she approved indeed the jesuit pontiff making his trip to st. joseph's university one of the oldest jesuit institutions jesuit universities in the country and he was there this weekend not once, not twice, not thee times, b

this is unreal. game of tloens has 24 nominations so it's shoe to get at least one statue.thers are talking about jon hamm in his role for "mad men," saying if he doesn't take home an award, that will be a huge buzz kill. >> "mad men" hasn't taken home an emmy. if it doesn't happen, i can't even malk. he's sort of the saddest loser in television loser. >> he needs a loser. we also learned that selfie sticks are banned from tonight's ceremony. officials shout safety is the reason. maybe someone with long arms. gi give it to someone with a long arm. >> adam is working on his acceptance speech for tonight. >> you know something i don't know, tom. >> by the way, we're broadcasting live on facebook right now if you want to join us behind the scenes and you can see all the crazy things we do here. tom dances -- >> it's a lot of fun. it's a lot of fun. they do the nay-nay, i do the no-no. >> i love it. >> tell us about the weather, please. >> there are clouds above the capitol. they're drifting off to the east. off to the west the sky is beginning to clear out and the storm team 4

it's been unreal. >> this support is amazing. and we all love you.o see them. they're such humble young men. they do a great job. >> reporter: the parade and rally lasted an hour and a half and they were treated like rock stars here. an overwhelming experience for the childhood friends, now heros. abc7 news. >>> breaking news right now near the santa clara area. santa cruz county line. sky 7 is live over the aftermath of a tour bus fire. you can see the fire is out. the chp says 54 children were on board and everyone got out safely. the kids are fine. here is a picture of the back of the bus. it's charred there. chp has one lane shut down on south highway 17. stay with us. our breaking news coverage continues on twitter and on our website abc7news.com. >> you can see the crowd of kids down there. thank goodness they're okay. >> everybody is fine. >>> a break through for people with bad eye sight. . >>> a new system could make a popular vision surgery available to people who haven't qualified. >> a lot of us have bad eye sight. right? and the technolo

it's been unreal. >> this support is amazing. and we all love you.cramento. >> so great to see them. they're such humble young men. they do a great job. >> reporter: the parade and rally lasted an hour and a half and they were treated like rock stars here. an overwhelming experience for the childhood friends, now heros. abc7 news. >>> breaking news right now near the santa clara area. santa cruz county line. sky 7 is live over the aftermath of a tour bus fire. you can see the fire is out. the chp says 54 children were on board and everyone got out safely. the kids are fine. here is a picture of the back of the bus. it's charred there. chp has one lane shut down on south highway 17. stay with us. our breaking news coverage continues on twitter and on our website abc7news.com. >> you can see the crowd of kids down there. thank goodness they're okay. >> everybody is fine. >>> a break through for people with bad eye sight. . >>> a new system could make a popular vision surgery available to people who haven't qualified. >> a lot of us have bad eye sight.

. >> that sunset is unreal.coming the first woman to free climb the north face of the eiger last month. the north face is a complicated passage known as murder wall because of its forbidding nature. >> this entire encompassing of me stepping out of my comfort zone of what i knew and trying something that i didn't know and i didn't know if i could do it. >> let's finish this. >> she is lucky. her passion seized her quite early. she grew up in the washington area attending the patomic school. she ventured into competitive climbing when she was just eight. and she never looked back or down. >> i never had to question who i am and what i want because i'm so happy with what i am that i'm most passionate about. >> the greatest danger on the north face of a mountain is storms that can am bish a climber. the other danger comes from within. fear. >> this climb was probably the peek. >> while physical strength and agility gets you on the mountain, she says your mind gets you to the top. >> your mind is overwilling your bo

unreal. >> let's lighten the mood after o.j. >> supercat saturday. >> luckily he was like the rest of us, glued to the tv set, and sent in this morning, the view, watching channel 7, terrific to see all the festivities going on. the services, messages, and we thank you, linda for sending us the question. do all cats go to 1997. >> brotherly love on supercat saturday, and this cutie pie, snow, it's the name, i didn't say it. shady gray, we are closing it >>> welcome back. it's 6:56, and bright and early on this saturday morning we will give you a live picture right now at jfk airport, and a lot of people are lined up, barricades are out as well this is where the pontiff will head to philadelphia. security measures are extremely tight there. major roads leading downtown, and this is in philadelphia r closed to drivers, and we will have a live report coming up, so, i needed to deposit a check. i was about to head to the bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-depos

it's unreal. and it's because venus is fairly close to the earth. both the earth in its orbit around the sun and venus are very close to each other right now. d.c. metro forecast for the afternoon into the upper 80s. warm and dry weather continues thursday and friday. highs upper 80s each day. then saturday great weather for the andrews air show. sunny, upper 80s a bit more humid on saturday. >>> parts of the country, like us, really need rain. but others are having dangerous levels of rainfall. in utah at least a dozen people died in heavy storms. leann gregg has the latest on cleanup and the search for survivors. >> the search is continuing today for four people who went missing from two different locations. part of that search will focus downstream from here to the north of this community two vehicles went into the water carrying 16 people. 9 children and 3 women were killed, one child remains missing and is presumed dead. in zion national park, four different people were also killed and three members of their party remain missing. the national g

with the patterning they ever -- pattern they have, unreal. that is the good news in this thing. trying to find a silver lining. absolutely. firefighters get a break. the residents will get a break. when i come back we will talk about the showers right now. very light. and the potential for more rain, rain, into your bay area middle of the week. >>> authorities confirmed one person has died as a result of the valley fire. it is believed she is an elderly woman who couldn't make it out on her own. ktvu's christien kafton has more on that and tells us there are people unaccounted for. >> the damage left belined is incredible and now it -- behind is incredible and now it has a human toll as well. . >> the sheriff's office confarmed woman in middletown died. the -- confirmed a woman in middletown died. she was an elderly woman. authorities did say as they began accounting for everyone there could be more victims. >> we ever people unaccounted for. we are working with the sheriffs in both counties to adjudicate the numbers and try to track individuals down. >> reporter: many are turni

. ♪ oh ♪ no time >> playing stadiums was too unreal. in the '70s that distance between the performer on stage and that audience grew. if you went to any big arena rock shows, it was always about the star up here and the audience down here. and this sort of, iconography of the rock star as this huge figure. ♪ crazy crazy on you >> it was bound to happen but it comes as a shock nevertheless. in a poll taken by a leading pop music magazine in england, the beatles came in second. the most popular rock group in england today is led zeppelin. >> in their 20s, they're rich, powerful, temperamental, and pampered. they're led zeppelin, the group on tour, where they're nearly as big as nothing, zeppelin is very big. to get around, zeppelin uses a chartered 707. the kind of plane president nixon uses. ♪ the president's plane doesn't have an organ or 15-foot mirrored bar or in private quarters two bedrooms and a fireplace. >> i'm a bit upset it doesn't have a pool table on board. apart from that i think this is the best way to travel. >> americans

unreal catch. former cal quarterback throws two scores including the game winner to another cal bear. the packers beat the seahawks. they fall to 0-2 for the first time since 2011. tony romo is not so fortunate and slams to the ground. broke a bone in his left nonthrowing shoulder. similar injury during the 2012 week seven ended his season. we shall see. and those are your plays of the day. >>> what a day for our local college teams. cal holds off texas 45-44 and 3-0 bears are getting votes for top 25 consideration. stanford jumps back. the upset of the day on the west coast. kevin hogan had one of his best games. 279 yards passing and two touchdowns. hoe -- he found nine receivers. it could have ended his knee with an ankle injury. rice had three touchdown runs. the cardinal defense held them in check. stanford firing on all cylinders and this is what we like to call a team quarterback. >> anytime we can have a balanced offense like that we can spread the ball around to the play makers. >> a bizar

but mercier says it's possible assuming that big challenges can be overcome, like dealing with the unrealhe outside of the vehicle was seeing 2,000, 2500 degrees fahrenheit. the inside of the vehicle, where the engine was, a toasty 5,000 degrees fahrenheit. >> mercier believes we could have commercial hyper sonic flight as soon as 2030. >> hyper sonics is one of the last great frontiers in aero naug naughtics. >> coming up, ever wanted to be a race car driver? or a gourmet chef or a great golfer or talk to a famous hitterc historical figure as if he was still alive? we'll look at some exciting moonshots in neuroscience. >>> later, is the united states losing its edge in science and technology? so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell abou