it was unreal. everyone was charging towards the doors.d to my friend there was a little girl. she told everyone to get down. everyone got down on the floor. everyone got down on the floor. everyone was just running out as fast as they could. many people were covered in blood. i think everyone was running out so fast that i think people were getting hit into walls and stuff like that. we have been showing a little bit of the footage from inside the arena, josh, while you have been speaking. we can see thousands of people desperately trying to get out probably through the exits. clearly there was an atmosphere of hysteria. the exits. clearly there was an atmosphere of hysterialj the exits. clearly there was an atmosphere of hysteria. i have never in my life been in a situation like that. i know many people talk about this, but it is the most horrific thing that can happen to a person. terrifying. i will never forget it. some people suggesting people have been injured. have you seen anything that might suggest that? yeah, yeah. when we first

and then when it happens to you, it's so unreal. it really hits you. >> crying, still trying to get in contact with everybody that we haven't seen. >> reporter: manchester, a proud, working-class town now joins london and berlin and nice and brussels and madrid and all the other places where innocents have died in europe's current reign of terror. some details are emerging about the suspect, salman abedi. he was a local man who dropped out of college, attended a moderate, not radical mosque, how was he radicalized? where did he learn to build such a lethal bomb, did he have any help? and if he was known to police, was there a security failing that contributed to this tragedy? >>> closer to home, officials were on capitol hill testifying about the investigation of russian influence on the 2016 nancy cordes has this story. >> is that an accurate reporting, director coats? >> reporter: the director of national intelligence, dan coats was reluctant to speak out about the man who appointed him. >> i don't think it's important to krarkize

it was absolutely hectic, it was henri, gefi -- it was unreal. | the doors —— it was unreal.ody ran out so panicking is that everybody ran out so fast. people were getting hit into walls and stuff like that. it was quite scary. we have been shown a little bit of the footage from inside the arena, josh, while you have been speaking and we can see thousands of people, desperately trying to get out, probably through the excerpts. clearly a sense of panic and hysteria. i've never been ina panic and hysteria. i've never been in a situation like that, ever, ever in my life. a lot of people say like, it mostly the most horrific and terrifying thing that can ever happen to a person. i will never forget it. some eyewitnesses have been saying people have been injured. have you seen anything that might suggest that? when we first came out the door, there wasi guy the middle bizarrfl the middle of are”: also a womanoutsids who there was also a woman outside who looked like she had been hurt. she was on the floor. my friend saw her. yeah, we saw two people altogether but we don't know how

. >> you've done so much for me in the past 18 years, it's unreal. >> lambeau, go big or go home. >> that's too big, boo. >> dad, you may be my stepdad but you're also my hero. >> yeah. >> definitely getting it. >> he's working hill up to something really, really important. he starts to dry an eye. >> dad, i know i don't say it enough but i love you more than you know. you're my father and should be viewed as nothing else. >> so he pulled something out of his pocket. >> dad, will you adopt me and let the world know >> best present ever. >> they happen to be in the right place at the right time. >> it's always a good time at the beach. it's always the right place. >> spotted something that needs help. already a gentleman there from the marine animal rescue. there's a bird out there and he's trying to grab it. >> stepped on it. >> crashing about. >> run backwards. >> finally he does grab it. >> brings it to shore. >> hands it off. >> okay. that's good. >> hear them say it was exposed, the backbone. he takes it off to give some help. >> let's head over to monterey bay. the person record

. >> no, and -- and it felt unreal.t unreal. >> reporter: however, as you say, the police told you'd taken out the trash. and did they essentially leave you alone after that? >> they dropped me off at my house and they -- my family members had nothing to worry about. >> reporter: you went on rebuilding your life. >> correct. >> reporter: but as they say, don't count your chickens. >> don't judge a book by its cover. was this a story of self-defense or revenge? >> i couldn't believe what i heard. introducing a deodorant saving millions of clothes. new degree ultraclear black + white. no yellow stains on white clothes. no white marks on black clothes. new degree ultraclear black + white. it won't let you down. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but can ot fix this teens skateboarding mishap? nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. everand every day younkful promise to protect them. off! is here to help with

source of nutrition, these children face a lifetime of stunted physical and mental development in unrealized opportunity. this global school meals program remains one of the proudest achievements of my lifetime. it embodies the very best of america's values. saving this program means saving lives. it's as simple as that, end quote. mr. speaker, working through partners like the u.n. world food program, catholic relief service, world vision, save the children, counterpart international, and many more, mcgovern-dole has reduced the incidents of hunger among school-aged children. increased school enrollments and attendance t has increased the support of families and communities in education especially for girls. it is a proven success. instead of eliminating t. we should be strengthening and expanding it. i have had the privilege of visiting some these programs around the world. in columbia i visited a program on the outskirts of bogota. on bear ren hill sides sur rounded by shanties, housing thousands of internally displaced families, children were receiving a school breakfast and lunch. mothe

. ♪ >> stepping out here for the first time was unreal.when you first looked out here? >> just, i can't say it. because it is network television. but -- >> la ha-ha. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. my god it is real. >> jenna. >> the show based on the film waitress, starring kerry russell. >> how is the bad husband? >> excuse me. feel look i will be sick. >> very musical movie. movies that sing a little bit. this to me is one of them. ♪ ♪ while other musicians, cindy lauper and carol king have brought their music to the broadway stage, bareilles joins sting and billy joe armstrong. >> dent want to be an american idiot. >> as composers and actors. in their own broadway show. >> the people that i am close to, the things i do professionally, my, my colleagues, my best friends, my boyfriend. all of these things have come to me because of this show. and, it's -- it's beautiful. >> for "nightline," gio benitez in new york. >> well "the mix" is next. "let life in with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine to put mor

. >> and i kept thinking, make it unreal. you are asleep and you get the call and you keep thinking, i wish it was a dream. >> and all of a sudden, it just ends. there's a hole at our table he is not sitting there anymore. >> reporter: gone at 21. the report revealed that sean died from a mix of drugs including fentanyl do you think your son knew how dangerous fentynal was? >> i don't think he knew it was in play. >> 130 deaths in the bay area have been linked to fentanyl, a rise in 66% in contra costa and 600% in alameda county. >> we have seen the rise of the independent trafficker. >> the dea said that counterfeit drugs are flooding the streets here. and as you can see, it's difficult to tell the real pill from the fake. they can made by amateur trackers in their homes using pill presses like these. >> what you think is a legitimate hydro codone pill could be a fentanyl pill, and could kill you. he said that the dark web allows traffickers to remain anonymous. >> the way they work. they are sending your information request

i've seen this before and it almost looks unreal. >> the amount of patience is just mind blowing. >>have been like ahh. >> and the jerk in me wants to go ahh. >> this is why i love this video so much from the beginning to the end, there is not one single cut. you can tell because there's a flowing river behind him. there's cars on the bridge in the background. there's no trickery. there's no fakery. it comes down to this moment right here where he just lets go. >> that is amazing. >> he walks away and leaves something impossible. >> bet none of his friends want to play him at jenga. >>> i'm about to make a big statement. but even by russian standards, this is bizarre. >> yikes. >> this guy is seeking medical treatment. there's a gouge in his belly. there's a nurse there that is going to help change the dressing. we actually get a really good look at the cut. it's deep. but that's not the craziest part. you will not believe what the nurse pulls out of this man's gut. >> a shard of a baseball bat from a road rage incident? >> is it a boomerang? >> it's not but it's going to shock you.

. >> and then when it happens to you it's just so, like, unreal, you don't-- >> reporter: how do youl this morning? >> it really hits you. >> still trying to get in contact with everybody that we haven't. it's been awful. >> reporter: manchester, a proud working class town, now joins london and berlin and nice and brussels and madrid and all the other places where innocents have died in europe's current rein of terror. some details are emerging about the suspect in the bombing, salman abedi. he was a local man who dropped out of college, atened a moderate, not a radical moscow. how he was radicalized, where did he learn to build such a lethal bomb, and did he have any help? and if he was known to police, was there a security failing that contributed to this tragedy? he's are all questions now being asked here, scott. >> pelley: mark phillips for us tonight. mark, thank you. the people of manchester speak way distinct dialect known as "the mank " accent. you can thank peter noone of herman's hermits or davey jones of the monkees. today, their mayor spoke for the entire city with pride

unreal. 000 these guys survive at these speeds. and it's hard to watch. even more amazing, dixon walked away with barely a scratched. >> just a little beaten p. know it was definitely a bit of a rough ride. but you just hold on and you know, believe in the safety progress we've had over the last many years. >> seven laps to go, three-time winner helio castroneves, passes max chilton look for the lead. but with three laps to go sato gets by castroneves, holds him off for the checkered flag by 0.2 seconds. his first indy 500 victory and the first ever japanese driver to win the race. second straight michael andretti driver to win. the traditional drinking and dunking of the win. >> that was a moment you've got to go for it. and we did it and we pulled away and fantastic. >> the warriors take a day off as they get some family time in and avoid the media onslaught for 24 hours. but the cavaliers are hard at work preparing to defend their title. this is the best cleveland roster of the past three seasons. as lebron has so many more weapons at his disposal. but

. >> stepping out her first time was unreal. >> i can imagine. you just first looked out here? >> just -- i mean, i can't say it because it's network television. but oh, my gosh. like oh, my god. it's real. >> reporter: and it's not going unnoticed. bareilles holding her own with some of the biggest names on broadway. >> and it just so happens for you that this is a time when you have glenn close there. >> my arch-nemesis. >> bette midler. >> i know. incredible humans on broadway. >> do you at times feel like you're pretending on broadway? or even pretending when you're writing songs? >> i don't want to fake anybody out and make them think i'm a great actress. what i want to do is come and do my best work and work really hard at being great at honoring the craft. ♪ heartbeat >> that hard work paying porch during her first week as lead actress the show bringing in more than a million dollars i theater. >> this show is just becoming comfort food for people, and they really love the story. >> hello, jenna. >> reporter: the show, based on the 2007 fi

the team of people that made it happen is unreal, absolutely unreal. thanks very much.ays. it all opens to the public and rhs members from tomorrow. we have a summary of the business news in a moment. first, the headlines. theresa may denies a u—turn over plans for social care changes in the conservative ma nifesto. changes in the conservative manifesto. it says putting a cap on costs would be an option. labour says students starting university in england this autumn will not have to pay tuition fees if it wins the election. president trump arrives in israel and becomes the first sitting us president to visit the western wall, the holiest site injudaism. time flies, doesn't it? legal action brought by 9,000 investors who are seeking compensation from royal bank of scotland has been adjourned for a day. investors say they lost money on shares after being misled over the bank's financial health in the run—up to its near—collapse and £45 billion government bailout in 2008. they are demanding £520 million from the bank and four former directors — who deny any wrongdoing. th

i mean this is unreal.een to prom since last year. >> i've never been to the prom. >> really? >> it's a sad, its not about me. >> sarah. >> reporter: that's like a show in itself, tony perkins didn't go. >> but we have ayahna and ursula, they're going to the prom, right? [laughter] >> you both look beautiful. >> absolutely stunning. >> truly amazing. and we're ready for the big -- we have a big surprise for you. are you to reveal this to you guys. >> 19.9wkyxk about to go to prom. i'm at work today i couldn't make it over to fox5 but anyway, you know what? i got tickets for chance the rapper. are y'all down. [cheers and applause] >> ayahna ursula. i want to send y'all to see j. cole. do what it do. floor seats for j. cole and we going to put you at six flags american for our prom classes 2017. we taking over. i'm going to give it back. >> thank you shorty the prince. enjoy the prom all right. >> and j. cole. >> thanks easy street. >> i don't think they heard all of it. i don't think they heard all of it bec

if the interior valleys unreal get closer to the tv and check this out. 66 tomorrow. up to 94 by sunday's forecast. so if you got plans this weekend, it's going to include shorts, flip-flops and lots of water maybe even the pool. it looks good in upcoming weekend. >> quite the warmup. >> thanks jeff. >> yes. >> back in a moment. the u-s-g-s tracking an earthquake in concord. the 2-point-eight magnitude quake struck an hour ago. . >>> happening now the u.s. gs trafficking earthquake in concord the to it 2.8 magnitude quake struck about an hour ag no report on damage ever injuries other small quakes in the beau in the last 24 hours opinion on the facebook page grab the tissues new trailer for the second season of the hit nbc show this is us. the show returns this fall on a new night, thursday. back in a moment. and now "fentanyl" is showing up in counterfeit . >>> it is the drug that killed prince and for you fentanyl is showing up in countershiite fit pills and street drugs nlt senior investigative reporter looks at the rise in funny rent. >> it mimics the effects of p

a nightmare, just unreal. >> according to our local affiliate, the suspect is being held on one countf capital murder and seven counts of first degree murder. at one point in the video he actually says he wanted to die and that his goal had been for a police officer to kill him. >> morgan, thank you. a tragedy during a demonstration by the u.s. navy parachute team. it happened during fleet week festivities in new york harbor and tonight one of the sky divers has died. nbc's richie louie has more. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a highlight of new york's fleet week, a demonstration by the elite u.s. navy seal parachute team called the leap frogs, descending in formation near the statue of liberty. instead something went wrong. diver down in the water. >> reporter: one of the seals was killed when his chute apparently malfunctioned. >> the navy seal's parachute failed to open properly and he landed in the water adjacent to liberty state park. he was retrieved immediately by u.s. coast guard personnel and the jersey city fire department marine unit. >> reporter: the seal was pronounce

it was absolutely hectic, it was unreal, like something out of a film, everybody was just charging towards some of us got down onto the floor. there was a couple of people covered in blood. there was somebody having a fight. i think the reason why of people are panicking is that everybody ran out so fast. people were getting hit into walls and stuff like that. yeah, it was quite scary. i know a lot of people say it must have been like this or that. it must be the most horrific and terrifying thing that can ever happen to a person. i will never forget it. greater manchester police had this statement. i can confirm the details of last night's incident as we know them. at around 10:33pm, we received reports of an explosion at manchester arena, in the city centre. this was at the conclusion of the ariana grande concert. currently, we have 19 people confirmed to have lost their lives in the explosion, and around 50 casualties that are being treated at six hospitals across greater manchester. my thoughts are very much with those that have been injured and lost their lives, and their loved ones,

unreal. a gun on the size of a smart phone is on its way to the retail market. something out of a james bond movie. it has already been approved by the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms. it has gone push back from gun owners who say it is a bad idea. autria: we are getting you back money you may not know is yours. ofare talking thousands dollars. call into the experts in our phone bank. they are here to help you find out if there is unclaimed cash with your name on it. they can tell you where to look for that money. watch abc 7 news at 4:00 to find out about it. no.next one, file it under more than 10 great white sharks spotted no more than 50 yards off a popular beach in california. they are not acting aggressively and the long beach peninsula will stay open. risk a swim at your own situation. some of the sharks are up to six feet long. just sit on the beach. watch from afar. when something happens, i don't want to hear you complaining. veronica: we need the rain. still in a bit of a drought. little bit ofd a the timing of our heaviest rain. look at the

it was absolutely hectic, it was henri, everybody was just charging towards the doors —— it was unrealof us got down onto the floor. there was a couple of people covered in blood. there was somebody having a fight. i think the reason why of people are panicking is that everybody ran out so fast. people were getting hit into walls and stuff like that. yeah, it was quite scary. we have been shown a little bit of the footage from inside the arena, josh, while you have been speaking and we can see thousands of people, desperately trying to get out, probably through the excerpts. clearly a sense of panic and hysteria. —— exits. i've never been in a situation like that, ever, ever in my life. it's...a lot of people say like, it mostly the most horrific and terrifying thing that can ever happen to a person. i will never forget it. some eyewitnesses are suggesting that been saying people have been injured. have you seen anything that might suggest that? when we first came out the door, there was a guy covered in blood, just standing really casually as well which was really bizarre. he had a cu

but the post revels in its unreality, celebrating newsroom the number of hits its attack on the presidenteived online. our president is under constant barrage from all quarters from the dems on capital. the left wing national media. and the he athletes and orthodoxy who hate almost as much as the left and the deep state denizens. his white house staff should be fighting as hard as the president for him, his agenda and this country. the all too simple trum trump communications team remains flat food. they need to change that. they aren't street smart fighters andth they are not strategic. the determined forces of evil that sound this white house are trying to destroy the trump presidency and will settle for nothing less. this is a war. so get to war. the quotation of the day. no know thcself. know thy enemy. >> what the president shared was wholly appropriate. the president in no way compromised sources or methods in the sources during his conversations. these thrill seekers going to extreme death defying leaps for a one ofkind stunt. one of. lou: joining me to discuss the leaks, the deep

dream catcher and if you looked in her closet, she has three pair of curries and honestly, it was unreal, she really loved the warriors..."(james) classmates have been wearing blue and yellow to school this week in her honor. tests are pending as nuestro's family searches for clues about what may have led to her death. (james) in the east bay... a prayer service is held for a rugby player who was paralyzed during a game last weekend. and now the cal community is coming together to raise money for recovery expenses. kron four's alecia reid has the story. the prayer vigil was somber, yet hopeful.upwards of 200 people packed the chapel as they prayed for a fellow student.pkgsot - we're praying for a miracleit was a huge turnout tonight at newman hall for rugby player robert paylor. sot - to give him moral support, and he's a man of faith and a man of prayer. and that was very evident from what was saidas the community prayed, his family says robert made a step forward in his journey today. he is out of i-c-u and has moved to a rehab trauma center where he will start rehab. the 20 year old w

. ♪ oh ♪ no time >> playing stadiums was too unreal.o play to the back of the hall. >> 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 these days is called the led zeppelin. >> in their 20s, they're rich, powerful, temperamental, and pampered. they're led zeppelin, the group on tour and in the vernacular of the biz where being big is nothing, zeppelin is very big. to get around, the zeppelin uses a chartered 707. the kind of plane president nixon uses. ♪ the president's plane doesn't have an organ nor a 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 o

emotions, unreal. >> we traveled to the french rivera to spend two days with rosburg in his hometown

>> probably a little sick and a little sense of unreality that this was happening. >> the next day theyried to push it through a different way, so comey wrote a resignation to the president, calling the situation apocalyptic and fundamentally wrong. he left the letter on his desk and he and robert mueller went to the white house to resign. >> yep, we stood there together. waiting to go meet the president, looking out at the rose garden, both of us knowing this is our last time there and the end of our government careers. >> wasn't it your responsibility to support the president? >> no. my responsibility, i took an oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> this is something the president wanted to go forward with and you were standing in front of the president of the united states telling him he shouldn't do it and if he did you'd quit of do i have that right? >> i don't think i expressly threatened to quit at any point, but that was understood. >> president bush was persuaded. >> the program we've discussed as i understand it was in fact reauthorized but in a

unreal. jr smith after the miss at the buzzard significant in that it made it 72-31 at halftime up 41. that is the biggest deficit in the history of mb playoff games. you know the warriors and their hotel having themselves a little watch party.'s like the two teams are stalking each other from afar. you know they are keeping an eye on each other. all the empty seats are going to be filled with angry loud fans tomorrow. it's the toughest venue in the leak in the warriors they know exactly what they're in for down there.>> especially on that home for. every mistake you make is amplified. >> we have to know that we can be beaten if we are not on our game so i think we are confident enough to know that we play very well but we also know that when we are sluggish, we don't pay attention to the small details. >> disperse for their part all the talks been around the sprained ankle. should they will be happy when that is pasm. tim duncan soon to be center in there's income on the retirement, please.

unreal. >> speechless. would be coming out of my ears shoo too many people in too much space. >>> gulf coast is preparing for severe weather. three tornados touched town in louisiana. winds at 90 miles an hour flipped a car in baton rouge. let's get more from ed curran from from our chicago station wbbm. good morning. >> good morning, anthony. we have a couple of areas of concern as far as thunderstorms are concerned up to the west and northwest and also in the southeast, chance for thunderstorms for today in areas that could see severe weather, a marginal chance for severe thunderstorms up here in south dakota, another area down to the southeast, a marginal chance in both cases. damaged winds, large hail the main problems there. boy, it will not stop raining in the northeast. look it. futurecast. this is by tonight. all this rain from philadelphia all the way up into new england for tonight into mother's day as well. the ryan continues up to a couple of inches of rain by the time the weekend is other. the

witnesses say at first the stabbing spree seemed unreal. >> he grabbed this guy by the shoulder and stabbed him in the back. >> reporter: as video posted on social media shows, campus police wrestled the suspect to the ground. officials say the arrest coming just two minutes after police were first called. in custody this morning, 21-year-old kendrick >> the individual didn't actually just attack people that were right there. he walked a little ways and then stabbed another individual and so forth. >> reporter: one classmate of the alleged knife-wielding attacker said he noticed a personality shift after he was arrested for an alleged dwi last month. >> he was missing from class for about a month. he was pretty depressed. >> reporter: harrison brown's former school district remembering him this morning as an inspiration to everyone around him. >>> all right. if you've ever wondered how many calories are in that dinner when you went out last night, you're going to have to wait a little longer. this week, restaurant chains, grocery stores and other places that sell food were supposed to start

. >> he's literally gone from a caterpillar to a butterfly and it's unreal to witness. >> reporter: andhat butterfly's career is about to take flight. >> when you work hard and have goals in mind, things actually happen. >> reporter: like winning "the voice." mark barger, nbc news. >>> a little salsa, maybe, what do you like? you're going to see a lot more moves during the upcoming nfl season. whether you consider them fun or bad sportsmanship, touchdown celebrations are getting a thing of the past. roger goodell wants players to have more fun and they are going to be able to use the football as a prop and have group celebrations. >> oh, come >> can you imagine the whole team at the end? the only thing they can't do is shame the other team. that would be poor sportsmanship. we don't want to see any of that. but go ahead with the dancing. they are going to be comaking moves in the off season. >>> just like we do at the end of the show, right? maybe a little sun and overall clouds around. temperatures may reach around 70 or so and then likely showers coming in by midnight tonight. track i