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chris farly showed us showed us it wouldn't work in figure skating. i know the hot dog vendor is leaving. >> it makes a mockery of those who play it and he will sit for half of each game on a bench and where some of them only play every fifth day. i don't think this is -- if he does make it to the pros he wants to make it to the national league so he can hit. there is nothing better than watching colon run the bases. it is phenomenal and this could be the equal of that. >> when will they work out that whole national league thing? >> they realize how stupid it is. >> what do you think? he is a thumb in the eye to the fitness freaks. >> i love when fat people can do something. like the "star wars" youtube kid. the fat kid with the light sabre . bartolo colon is the most exciting hitter in baseball because he is so fat. it comes down to this -- >> love fat people. >> a 15-year-old can be in the olympics and this guy gets attention for being fat and i can barely walk up a flight of stairs. >> is this guy fantastic or what? does he have what it takes or wi

us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. >>> breaking news right now, where lightning struck a house during today's storm. >> we are live now with the details and garrett, give it to us. show us. >> reporter: yes, scary moment here at this house in north silver spring about an hour ago where lightning struck first going across this tall tree in the backyard and then jumping all the way over into the home here you can see it ripped some of the siding off and even pulled the downspout off. most of the real damage here came from when a branch on that tree came straight down across this backyard fence, wiping out the fence as you can see and doing a lot of damage across the backyard. now the good news is although one person was home at the time, no injuries inside the fire department was able to get here pretty quickly. some fire in the installation but the damage to the inside of the house we're told is relatively minor. incredibly lucky break here after a very scary moment again about an hour ago, when the meat of that storm pulled through. we'll continue to take a look hopefully talk to the homeowner bring you another update as soon as we can get it but for now reporting live

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us to show us why he has a heightened sense of awareness. >> what you see here is basically the expression, cross that's upside down. >> gra feet tee was discovered thursday afternoon. police are actively investigating what they consider a case of vandalism while the pastor is amping up security. >> investigators say they don't have any leads so they are encouraging the public to contact the prince george's county police department right away. >> let's go back to doug with more on the storm that is moving inside the belt way. >> it is just coming through right now right around the portion of silver spring and through montgomery county. let's take a shot here. severe thunderstorm warning. prince george's county until 7:15. tracking a storm right now. this is 29 and east randolph road. a lot of wind we have seen right around this area. we do have reports of trees down and power lines around the area an >> we are hearing from the man whose wife is accused of helping the two killers escape from prison. lyle mitchell sat down with matt lawyer. >> he said your wife is more involved than she is letting on. oh my god. >> when did you finally ask her point-blank face to face? >> that night when we went home. >> you said did you help these two escape? >> i said how can it happen? she said it just does. i was scared. >> lyle says he does not believe his wife had a sexual relationship with the inmates and thinks that if everything had gone according to plan he and his wife would be dead. a prosecutor now says that this the tools were smuggled by embedding the items. a piece of clothing belongs to one of the escaped inmates. we already knew that the dna belonging to both escapees had been found there as well. the two have been on the run for 18 days. >>> the call to remove the confederate flag at the south carolina state house is spurring more controversy. we are looking into the parallel issues. >> supporters say the confederate battle flag honoring soldiers and fans of the washington redskins says the team name honored athletics and indians but the flag is caught up in more controversy because of the racest fuelled controversy. >> it is not on that feeling to see them go as racist. >> professor steven taylor has taught for 19 years after american university. taylor sees no direct comparison between the flag and team name because too few people personally know american indians. >> not enough people are on a day to day contact with american indians. >> some visitors were clear the team name should go. >> you would not say that to someone who is a native american who is a friend of yours. >> it took a horrible mass murder to force the issue but discrimination is an ongoing battle. >> still ahead the american dream isn't cheap. if you should rent or buy your home. consumer reporter gets answers from the experts. >> and more questions tonight about the scope of a government >> some nasty wester out there. thunderstorms that doug has been warning usut all afternoon. with sere showing that because it hasn't started raining yet but it will and already amtrak has temporarily suspended train service. also up on 270, that is a mess. rain falling very heavy up there. going to have an update in just a couple minutes. >> that information revealed today by the director of the agency as she testified before congress. she did not say when it happened or whether it's related to two other cyber breaches. the private information was exposed. opm is offering credit monitoring services online. some employees are saying that the site is not working properly and that there are long wait times to sign up over the phone. officials at opm say they are increasing staffing now at their call centers. >> to rent or own. a lot of people are asking that question as low rates make buying quite tempting. >> new marriage new house, new dog. >> shannon is building her first home in dc after years of renting in a market she and her family have decided to go for

about the right. >> we're seeing the same thing in the golden age tellation it showed us people being bit by dogs, showed use 90 was the golden age. >> it wasment the wasn't the comedy hour. >> now we have -- now everyone has a camera. >> you wait for a crew to come down. >> exactly. that givers you an opportunity for more of these things. >> it seems like i don't know it seems like people don't want to talk about the killings in the church. everything's been deflected to this confed rut flag. that's the convenience thing. they want to don't want to have a nuanced conversation about race. >> the push back i got talking about racists is the democrats, i don't give [bleep] about democrats and republicans. >> watch your language. >> i'm sorry, i know, i'm on cable tv. >> what kind of [bleep] is that. >> i find that racists always think that black people always hate the democrats. >> democrats had a long run of some racist [bleep] for a while. >> they did. >> it's all about votes. they thought oh we can get some black votes. >> it's disgusting it took nine innocent people to be murdered about this to be a discu

he was the sheriff who bailed us out, who kept us safe who showed us the path home. he watched over all of us. not one of us ever had to ask him, he was simply there. always when we needed him. and he never expected anything in return. and you were never in his had shadow. we were always under his wing. from the time we were kids mistakes were neither too great to be forgiven nor too small to be consoled. your problems were beau's problems. but he seemed to carry them so effortlessly like he carried so many of our secrets. you unburdened yourself to beau knowing he would never breach your trust. he was the person you just wanted to be near because you knew he would make you smile, make you laugh, let you cry. he would just let you be you. not only would he love you regardless he'd love you more because of it. there are so many people in this church today, across the country, who have a legitimate right to say, beau biden was my best friend. he was the best friend anyone of us ever had. and shakespeare's words, he was a man taken for all in all, i shall not look upon h

we said charleston could be a light to the world to show how in south carolina, if we can get past the things that divide us, to show usow it makes us better the whole country can do it. >> reporter: of all the republican presidential candidates, lindsey graham of south carolina was only one to call for the flag to be removed saying quote, i hope by removing the flag we can take another step toward healing and recognition and a sign south carolina is moving forward. the other republican candidates said this is an issue best decided by the state but they are supportive of what south carolina did. though she is outsider, hillary clinton tweeted as i said for years, taking down the confederate flag is something to do. sons of confederate there is no link to what happened last week in charleston. the flag wasn't responsible. a hate-filled young man was. the veterans of the said they will accept the decision the legislature makes. other states like mississippi the speaker of the house is cacalling for the confederate battle flag to be removed from the mississippi state flag 14 years ago. there was similar discussion. when p

use. >> this is a brand new cutter. >> reporter: the coast guard showed us the boats used to pick up migrants. >> they are fed, given showers and dry clothes while we wait it repatriate them back to a country of origin. >> i imagine when the migrants see you they want to get away from the coast guard. what is your rehabilitation. >> when we come across the veries ejs they are in distrerks in need of help >>> this man and his fellow migrants are staying in a hotel, paid for by a nonprofit partly funded government. they'll can apply for refugee benefits. 180 monthly for the first eight month, welfare programs like medicaid and food stamp. many can travel back to cuba. this exodus helped spark the wet foot-dry foot policies. garcia and 30,000 fled the island. they were fit back at sea, sent to guantanamo and brought to the u.s. >> i stayed in guantanamo bay. >> she helps fellow cubans come to the u.s. >> i receive emails texts, everything every day. >> some say that they are not political refugees they want a better economic future and so do a bunch of other immigrants. >> that is the problem. the new generation in cuba don't

>>reporter: president obama that is showing us community use nightcast amidst loss. in berkeley, 7 news. >> new details tonight on what may have caused that balcony to collapse. city relessed architect drawings of the building and we showed those to experts. dan with the latest development. >> i-team there at berkeley police headquarters when the victim family arrived from ire listened to meet with clergy and city officials. they are doing all they can to help the parents dealing with the child who has passed away. >> things that the personal effects or locating vehicle and tell wanting to know get more answers as best we can. >>reporter: while inspectors back at the scene looking for the answers the city released all the ark text drawings from library garden showing the detail of the balcony that klaptioned. i took pictures and showed them to veteran structural engineer. >> it really does if indicate if a lot of detail in how this was the waterproof, so forth. >>reporter: this picture shows the system was designed well with the metal flashing connecting to waterproof

>> the walk way, you showed us who uses that walk way? >> i understand the walk way is part of the neighboring property that you are asking about. >> so the one that has not been sited, or the one that is sited, you decided was not part of it? >> correct. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner walker? >> so i have heard conflicting discussion about when each of these developments was built. like which came first the chicken or the egg? so it looks to me like the house up above on the wall was built on top of the retaining wall that was there. was the wall built at the same time of the house. >> we have no way of telling. >> we don't have any evidence one way or the other about any of that. about the timing? >> even if we did we avoid that, from the department's point of view it's not in an unsafe condition, and avoid any dispute of that nature. >> in this case, there is evidence on all sides of this issue, would you normally include everybody? >> i acknowledge you have a very different position because there are three properties being spoken

he was the sheriff who bailed us out, who kept us safe who showed us the path home. he watched over all of us. not one of us ever had to ask him. he was simply there. always when we needed him. and he never expected anything in return. and you were never in his shadow. we were always under his wing. from the time we were kids mistakes were neither too great to be forgiven nor too small to be consoled. your problems were beau's problems. but he seemed to carry them so effortlessly. like he carried so many of our secrets. you unburdened yourself to beau. knowing he would never breach your trust. he was the person you just wanted to be near because you knew he would make you smile, make you laugh, let you cry. he would just let you be you. and not only would he love you regardless he'd love you more because of it. there are so many people in this church today across the country, who have legitimate right to say beau biden was my best friend. he was the best friend any of us ever had. in shakespeare's words he was a man taken for all in all, i shall not look upon his like

here's a look at future tracker # showing us now -- future tracker 6 showing us now we'll advance to the north an western suburbs, we might see something popping here and there, this is a little overplayed at # coal -- 2:30. not everybody will see them, but be prepared for em this because they will be heavy hitters. drive driving home you'lling dealing -- you'll be dealing with these. it wakessens in the overnight hours, but we have the probability for severe weather. the storm prediction center said we're at rick for gusty winds up to 60 miles per hour. if you look at the later temperatures 3:00 p.m. 87. high 88 at 5:00 p.m. we'll see the scattered storms here and there. 7:00 p.m. a scattered storm in place, 9:00 p.m. 81 degrees, it will be drier then. along the beach line, clouds and sunshine. watch for the thunderstorms developing at any point. temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. ocean city and cape may, 82 for the high temperatures sitting on the beach down in rehoboth beach. tropical satellite showing this is getting organized we're watching this area of low pressure bloss

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show speak out since the first time since the scandal broke. >>> a local lab working on a drug that could be a cure for aids. monica malpass takes us inside to show us important research being done right here in philadelphia. >>> low pressure to our southwest pumps clouds and showers our way tomorrow. but brighter days are ahead. i will let you know when in the accuweather forecast. >> and come-from-behind phillies drama tonight that and more when "action news" continues. >>> jim bob and michelle duggar speak he can out for the first time since their son josh was accused as sexual misconduct as a teenager. they say four of the five girls he molested were his sisters. the parents say they were devastated when josh confessed. >> so much grief in our hearts. i think as parents we felt we're failures, you know. here we tried to raise our kids to do what's right, to know what's right. and yet one of our children made some really bad choices. and i think as a parent we were just devastated. >> the parents described the molestation as improper touching, not rape. ♪♪ >>> the fourth candidate has entered the race for the democratic nomination for president.

he was the sheriff who build us out, kept us safe, showed us the path home. he watched over all of us. not one of us ever had to ask him, he was simply there always when we needed him. and he never expected anything in return. and you would never be in his shadow. we were always under his wing. from the time we were kids mistakes were never too great to be forgiven, nor too small to be consoled. your problems were beau's problems. but he seemsed to carry them so effortlessly, like he carried so many of our secrets. you could unburden yourself to beau, knowing that he would never breach your trust. he was the person you wanted to be near. because you knew he would make you smile, make you laugh, let you cry. he would just let you be you. not only would he love you regardless, he would love you more because of it. there are so many people in this church today, across the country , who have a legitimate right to say, beau biden was my best friend. he was the best friend any of us have ever had. in shakespeare's words " he was a man taken for all and all, i shall

. >> those e-mails and what the e-mails showed us pointed us right to daphne wright. >> daphne's motivations one that has been throughout the ages in a homicide, is jealousy. >> the tragedy is that darlene had no romantic interest in daphne's ex-girlfriend, sally ford. >> darlene was not interested in that. darlene was not a lesbian person. darlene and sally did not have that kind of relationship. >> daphne wright was charged with first-degree murder and became the first woman in south dakota history to face a possible death sentence. >> i would have to describe daphne wright as just a cold-blooded murderer. to be able to dismember a human body with a chainsaw takes a lot of gall. takes a lot of spite. in my opinion you really have to dislike somebody to do that to them. >> daphne wright was convicted, but the jury spared her life. instead, she'll spend the rest of her life in prison with no possibility of parole. >> one thing that kept coming back was what do we get out of sentencing her to the death penalty? what does she get out of it, what does society get out of it, what do we get out

>>reporter: president obama that is showing us community use nightcast amidst loss. in berkeley, 7 news. >> new details tonight on what may have caused that balcony to collapse. city relessed architect drawings of the building and we showed those to experts. dan with the latest development. >> i-team there at berkeley police headquarters when the victim family arrived from ire listened to meet with clergy and city officials. they are doing all they can to help the parents dealing with the child who has passed away. >> things that the personal effects or locating vehicle and tell wanting to know get more answers as best we can. >>reporter: while inspectors back at the scene looking for the answers the city released all the ark text drawings from library garden showing the detail of the balcony that klaptioned. i took pictures and showed them to veteran structural engineer. >> it really does if indicate if a lot of detail in how this was the waterproof, so forth. >>reporter: this picture shows the system was designed well with the metal flashing connecting to waterproof

show here on "comunidad del valle." she's part of the talent. and armando tam is director of "en la calle." they're joining us here on the show. >>> armando, welcome to the show. tell usbout this endeavor. i was telling you off camera i'm committing career suicide here by having you on the show. no. so happy to have you here. tell us what this is about and where we can see it? >> first of all, thank you so much for inviting us. we're really excited to be here and share this project. i know you've been so supportive ever since i started on my journey with my passion. things progress from the last time i was with you here more on the asking side. well, i figured that i have somebody to come along who shared my vision highlighting latinos and the best opportunity i had where i can be a difference and make a change would be in a show like this. that's his expertise in directing and producing. >> what do you see in mia that says this show is going to take off? >> authenticity. you see networks try to tap into latino markets by translating things. they see a trend and they want to jump on it. mia was born with it. i was born with it. you were born with it. i think that if y

he was the sheriff who bailed us out, kept us safe, showed us the path home. he watched over all of us. not one of us ever had to ask him, he was simply there always, when we needed him. he never expected anything in return. you were never in his shadow. we were always under his wing. from the time we were kids mistakes were neither too great to be forgiven, nor too small to be consoled. your problems were beau's problems. he seemed to carry them so effortlessly, like he carried so many of our secrets. you unburdened yourself to beau knowing he would never breach your trust. he was the person he wanted to be near, because you knew he would make you smile, make you laugh, let you cry. he would just let you be you. not only would he love you regardless, he would love you more because of it. there are so many people in this church today across the country, who have a legitimate right to say beau biden was my best friend. he was the best friend any of us ever had. in shakespeare's words, he was a man taken for all and all, i shall not look upon his like again. that

show speak out since the first time since the scandal broke. >>> a local lab working on a drug that could be a cure for aids. monica malpass takes us inside to show us important research being done right here in philadelphia. >>> low pressure to our southwest pumps clouds and showers our way tomorrow. but brighter days are ahead. i will let you know when in the accuweather forecast. >> and come-from-behind phillies drama tonight that and more when "action news" continues. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ 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 tr

uses where it would be impractical in that period to use the rare earth. things that make us concerned about national security. there would be enough, there would be plenty for the uses. >> that is our show for today. i'm ali velshi thank you for joining us. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us.^ below i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >>> a megacyber theft. >> the precise scope of this intrusion is one that continues to be under investigation by the f.b.i. >>> the personal data from millions of current and former employees now believed to be in the hands of hackers. >> finding probable cause. an ohio judge sides with community activist showing there's enough evidence to charge two polic

uses where it would be impractical in that period to use the rare earth. things that make us concerned about national security. there would be enough, there would be plenty for the uses. >> that is our show for today. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >> he was electro-shocked and tortured. >> decades of corruption abuse, and torture, by chicago police... >> you think people make a distinction between cia, black ops sites, verses torturing a thirteen year old kid from the south-side? >> people realize that torture is torture. >> lisa fletcher brings you an in depth report chicago torture only on al jazeera america pakistan accuses save the children of spying and is giving the charity 15 days to get out of the country. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, welcome to al jazerra live from doha. also on the program. child labor in cambodia we find out what's being done to help these youngsters get back to school. >>> australia is accused of paying people smugglers to return migrants, the country's mime perimeter says he will do what i has to do to stop illegal boats.

used power tools to do it. >>> the deadly amtrak crash was not talking, texting or useing the train's wifi. phone records show he was not on the internet or using his phone while operating the train. that engineer has a bay area connection. he lived here and worked for cal train when the agency was run by amtrak several years ago. >> these pictures in oakland after a crash shut down an onramp to 880. it toppled metal beams from the old bay bridge. a tow truck pulled the big rig back upright. rain was not a factor. thankfully, no one was hurt. >> hundreds of rape kits sitting in storage for over a decade will soon be tested. it will clear out its backlog. the move comes after a very public squabble over a grabtnt to get those kids tested. today he's told us that he's making testing those kids a priority. >>> the testing made money already from the budget and will be in the national data base of criminals. >> good evening. after a blast of rain today across the bay area we are now tracking temperature that is will be soaring. we'll let you know who and when. >> still ahead, frozen in time. never happened before but it's giving you some hope of so

and you can track the storms that are ahead coming today as bill showed us there by using the nbc 10ur first alert meteorologist will be able to let you know about any problems heading your way instantly through that app. >>> it's 4:03 now. shots fired in the rocks boar ro section of philadelphia last night.l @ one of the would be robbers shot at the suspect. matt da lush ya is live with some exclusive video to show us. >> the suspect and the witnesses have been here being questioned in northwest texas these past two hours. two men were walking down the street when a 39-year-old man shooting. only nbc 10 was there as the suspect was being led away in handcuffs into a police6:pvan. philadelphia police tell us that the man fired shots at bothés of the witnesses while they were walking near mitchell street just before 11:00. hear's the thing that turn the whole thing around. one of those witnesses happened to have a permit to carry his own weapon. he pulls that out and fires a shot at the suspect. the suspect ran into a house on the nytj400 block of montessoriry. police tell us they fo

remember, the police officers maintain they shouted at least three times "show us your hands, show ushands." in fact, investigators who talked to witnesses say witnesses say they heard no command coming from police prior to shots being fired. then there's the 911 call, the thing that started it all. the detail there, we learned it was made by a person drinking a beer in the park waiting on a bus who left before the police arrived and the dispatcher was told it might be a juvenile and the gun he has could be fake, none of which was passed along to the officers responding. and the investigators went to that dispatcher, a 19-year veteran and said "why not?" that woman refused to answer that question guided by the attorney who was sitting right next to her. it's her fifth amendment right. the other issues that come up here. the first responders, all of them thought rice was much older than he was, 16 to 20, maybe, 195 pounds. and also that rice had reached, as you point out, for an fbi agent's hand. he's the first person to start rendering first aid. a very powerful human insight into a t

uses where it would be impractical in that period to use the rare earth. things that make us concerned about national security. there would be enough, there would be plenty for the uses. >> that is our show for today. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. but for the youngest drivers the digital natives who had a cell known in their hand since they were little, it heightens the elevated dangers for them and other motorists on the road with them. driven to distraction - it's

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scott mcfar land broke this story this afternoon and shows us the camera that officers say were used. scott? >> just 24 current and former police officers were suing the police chief, its director and the va itself. they say those cameras were used to secretly record conversations. this is a picture of what the officers say is one of those cameras. they are accused of hiding and hiding the light with black elect call tape. they videoed female employees changing clothes and there was a microphone hidden in a police work room. managers used some of the recordings in a disciplinary case against an employee who was later suspended. we do have a statement from the u.s. department of veteran's affairs. they said va remains vigilant in protecting employees however we can't comment on these due to pending litigations. that part of our story on news 4 at 6:00. >> as we deal with the hottest day of the season so far we are learning more about the death of a maryland totler left in a hot car for 24 hours. find out what parents learn from the tragedy. and not the >>> and in leesburg on the move.

but when they were working peace treaties, making us look embarrassing, that was a bad time for us. but now that he showed usre back on top. and it could be worse, obama could be vladimir putin. [laughter] >> you know, i agree with you that it's the first thing i thought when i saw him grandstanding is what about "charlie hebdo." we are the united states of america and we are supposed to be concerned with protecting free speech. it's in our constitution and the first amendment. >> getting him to run to the scene of a the shooting, leave him alone. [laughter] >> the president has, he's got himself into things. >> i think that he just keeps taking the podium and says everything that he is doing to restore the country. you know, but like you said, you have to go to the chalkboard and you have to prove what the equation is and how you got to this end point and i don't believe that he's done this. >> the chickens are coming home to roost. >> that is right. >> now you have me thinking about chicken. [laughter] kennedy: we have much more of the panel coming up and does this actor have a career as a motivational spe

show us something. show us a move. >> we have the little kids show you guys. w you're in high heels. >> i don't know if i have the power. what could i do in my dress today that you could teach me? >> you know -- you need the microphone. >> okay. here's that? give me a thumbs up. from here cross over set. >> we do our best work on the back. >> i need company. all right brian. >> just like this. one leg. one leg up. >> is it safe to say this is hard to do in a dress? that's why elisabeth is stepping out. >> absolutely. i will say the kids are loving it. it's their own art form. she creates her own dance, we're cool with that as well. the breaking league is launching their competition and their season this year. >> terrific. i tell you what that was excellent. thank you very much. come on over here. we'll have kids show us part of their routine. do they know which one to do? could that guy next door hammer a little louder? hit the music guys. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five

. >> before we did that show kids would see us in the neighborhood and run from us. after that show kids would run up to us and get in this van and want to check things out. >> while sergeant hughes doesn't like wakeing suspects up in the mid of oh the night. others do. >> we want to win without a fight. >> steve is a 25 year veteran of the dallas police department. >> if i have a gun at home and someone is banging at my door and sweeping i'm more like to pick up my gun and shoot. >> when you knock and announce you announce police. >> just because the guy says police doesn't mean he is police. >> a great point. >> just hear bang-bang. scary. >> it's supposed to be scary. we use that to gain a tactical advantage. >> and get them before they can think? >> exactly right. >> it doesn't get used too often today? >> i've been involved in over 1,000 warrants in operations i can't think of any time it hasn't been prudent to use s.w.a.t. >> we've become so comfortable using s.w.a.t. as a first report instead of last. >> this man says the police are turning into warrior cops an

show us the hard reality or the beautiful reality. >> well, thank you. >> rose: that's what you try to show us. e you using mortality and death and what happens and what remains? because that's what you titled it, "what remains." >> you mean that show? >> rose: yeah. yeah. you do ask that question, don't you? that's like laurie anderson saying i feel like a library burned down when i lost my father. you do. it's sort of a notion of what finally is memory about and what does remain and how do you preserve the moment? can you preserve the moment? is there such a thing as an afterlife, so to speak. >> rose: and the largest number of casualties ever in an american war in one day or two days is part of that. >> yeah. >> rose: you end because you go back to the living. you went back to closeups of your children to say there's hope and a future. >> exactly. the vitality and the fearlessness of those faces. that's what i love about that body of work and the pictures of the children are their faces. >> you're going from death to life. >> you sure are the negative to the affirmative, yeah. >> rose: and in

ktvu's alex savage shows us they used a decoy and drivers found out they should have paid more attentionthat man. >> reporter: just minutes into the morning crack down and san francisco motorcycle officers already had several drivers stopped along the embarcadero. police say these cars were picked up on radar going well over the posted 30 miles per hour speed limit. drivers in a rush this morning learned an expensive lesson. >> san francisco police department is dedicated to making the streets safer. slow down. pay attention to what is going on. >> reporter: this operation was a joint effort between san francisco police and the chp. they weren't just going after speeders. drivers who didn't bother to stop for this giants fan were kicking themselves when they saw the flashing lights. this pedestrian turned out to be an under cover police officer playing an important role today. >> reporter: he had a couple of close calls while trying to cross the street today. >> driver thinks a lane is open so they gun it and you can hear the engine revving. it gets dangerous. >> reporter: people who wal

we have got other temperatures to show you mostly in the same range 65 degrees in the city, 58 to the north of us, lower 60's, to the south of us. so today we're thinking 86 87 degrees for a high temperature before the thunderstorms hit. so we will have a a chance of the warmth to build up and humidity as well before thunderstorms happen and they could last, at least for some locations on and off throughout the night want overnight low of 68 degrees, what happens after that? we will tell you in the seven day forecast, coming up, right now time for bob kelly and traffic, good morning. >> good morning sue. happy monday everybody. 5:02. not bad at all roadways dry live look here, this looks like the roosevelt boulevard right one right here near fox street no problems at all. closures in effect for big bike race through manayunk yesterday, picked up gone gates are all pack up in the truck and road in and out of of manayunk are opened. that is good news. i-95 heading southbound in towards the city we are in good shape between cottman and girard avenue. no problems, or delays there. but down in wilmington a accident on route 141 has

us in north philadelphia to show us why this urban garden is making such a difference. katy? >> reporter: take a look behind me. this is the garden of hope. it's only a few months old but already it's provided dozens of families in this area with fresh greens you're looking at right now. the produce that some families are getting in the logan neighborhood, they are not used to having on their table, let alone having it grow a few doors down. the garden hope began this spring. the ajisent church is part of the parish. the garden has been so successful the neighborhood group this tioga that's nearby, they've signed up to grow the second garden of hope. >> we had a surprise harvest. it grew so well i had spin ash as billing as my two hands together spinach, collards, kal kale and lettuce. >>> coming up in the next hour you'll hear from the volunteers who tend to the garden of hope some of the same people who benefit from the fruits and vegetables who get to eat them. reporting live katy zachry nbc 10 news. >>> there's a federal investigation under way into what caused a fire at a south carolina church over the weekend. according to investigators, folks attending sunday services were forred to find someone else to worship after the church burned to the ground early monday morning. >> he will always provide. i know that. i might cry sometimes but it's not tea

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as our doreen gentzler shows us, doctors used this unique type of surgery not only to save a hand, but get her back out on the field. >> reporter: you don't to see this too often. a patient smiling during surgery, but here is ashley marchand beaming from ear to ear while she's wide awake during surgery to fix her hand. >> i could hear everything. i was sitting there and, you know, i could -- you could actually kind of feel him cutting into your hand. >> reporter: ashley's hand was crushed last summer when the utility task vehicle she was riding in flipped over. her hand was caught under the roof and she suffered some serious lacerations. broke four fingers, her wrist and her forearm. >> i never felt that pain in my life. a lot of conversation came up about amputateing my hand. >> reporter: a softball player, ashley said she was devastated to hear she could lose her hand. doctors in maine where she was on vacation tried to fix it. using plates and screws, but after weeks of therapy, she still couldn't move it very well. that's when physicians at medstar georgetown university hospital to