he came over in christopher columbus's second voyage to the new world in 1493. he rose through the ranks of the spanish military on the island of espanola and then later puerto rico. he was appointed governor of puerto rico much to the chagrin of christopher columbus's son diego who protested. the king of spain really likes juan ponce deleon and said i would like you to be in charge of a voyage of exploration and discovery, looking for lands that we've heard about to the northwest. so in march of 1513, ponce deleon sailed a fleet of three ships from puerto rico, outside to the east of the bahamas, up the gulf stream, making landfall very near here on april 2nd 1513. he anchored offshore for the night and came ashore the next day. we say that he landed right around 30 degrees, eight minutes north latitude, which corresponds to a point almost 11 miles north of here. details are sketchy at best. we do know that juan ponce deleon came ashore after searching for good harbor took on water and wood. this area presents one of the few fresh water springs in the area arou

the tahitians had this voyage way before any other culture was exploring the deep seas. pacific, single most isolated in the planet. fast forward to captain cook and get a glimpse, very productive people. they're industrious, healthy. strong, time for the arts. that was a large population, more than half of what we have in hawaii today. fully sustainable, because there was no other choice. so over time, the native hawaiian population goes to 22,000. it's the same story. introduced disease, inability to deal with it. people die. 1926, public school system would outlaw language and the practice of culture in public schools. so the road to extinction has been well paved. >> between captain cook's arrival in 1778 and today, disease wiped out most of the population. missionaries came. a booming sugar and pineapple plantation industry. influx of immigrants in okinawa, china, and the philippines, the overthrow of the queen and the u.s. takeover of the hawaiian government world war ii and finally statehood. the geographical realities of being thousands of miles from, well, anywh

. >> no, that goes to voyager i.man made object to leave the solar system and it's currently in interstellar space. >> and the voyager two is the second. voyager one and voyager two. >> still working out. >>> all parents watching do you ever wonder what you look like through your baby's eyes? >> this story is so sweet. more than 21 million people have now watched a very viral video of a baby overjoyed with what she sees once she puts on her glasses for the first time. cnn's jeanne moos reports. >> reporter: kids and glasses are cute, but it's not often you get to watch a baby see her parents clearly for the first time. >> how are you? >> reporter: so that's what you look like piper must have been thinking wearing her new pink glasses as she went from eyeing her mom, to eyeing her dad, and now millions are eyeing this video. touched, though maybe not as touched as her dad, andrew verdusco was. >> it took me a while to hold a tear in. >> reporter: her parents got worried when piper seemed to be having an issue with cra

the voyage of hermione was the pivotal moment that founded this fraternal alliance between the unitedand france. an alliance that never failed. each time, vital stakes were at stake. -- at play. first, the cause of freedom in the new world. then in two different conflicts, the liberation of france and of europe. as the president said, with the -- when the new hermione sailed off the coast of france, for more than two centuries, the united states and france have stood united in freedom we all -- owe to one another. from the sea is where the battles were won, to the beaches where the continent began generations of people who have defended the ideals that guide us, overcoming the darkness of oppression and injustice with the light of liberty and equality time and again. now, mr. governor. >> [applause] royale: i bring you the rights of men and citizens that i gave to the crew when she sailed last april. this text for our republic was largely inspired by your declaration of independence. it was lafayette who first proposed to our constituent assembly in 1789 that it adopt the declaration

the 120 hour voyage broke the record for the longest non-stop solar flight without fuel. 17,000 solarngs. at night it ran on stored energy. the plane is on the voyage with the next trip planned for phoenix. >>> a man is dead after a stair way collapsed at fulsome about 2:30 p.m. this afternoon. you can see there, a hole outside the building where the stairs used to be. well, despite treatment at the scene the man was pronounced dead. no word on what caused the collapse. the name of the victim hasn't been released. >>> beachgoers may have company swimming in the ocean with them this holiday weekend. a rise in shark sightings. in southern california, they are the first city to start monitoring shark activity through the use of a drone. the drones have been in use for a week. before life guards were sent by boat to scan for the sharks. >>> in the bay area, shark sightings propted officials to post warn -- prompted officials to post warning signs. the swimmers are being advised to enter the water at their own risk. on wednesday, this video was shot of four sharks a mile from the shore. >>

spain to the new world, bringing european goods to the colonists in the americas but on the return voyage carrying silver back to spain. in 1662 one of the treasure fleets that had gone to south america, in this case to colombia and to panama, and this fleet again took european goods to the colonists there but then pick up people that wanted to go back to spain and also picked up cargo primarily of silver. lots of silver coins lots of silver ingets that came up from south america from a mine that's in bolivia today. then they went to havana, and met with some other ships and organized a convoy to return to spain. in september, early september of 1622 these ships left havana. they knew it was hurricane season when they left but they had to get this treasure back to spain, it was imperative that it be delivered as quickly as possible. and a day out from havana a hurricane struck. and when that happened there were 28 ships in the fleet. by the end of it seven ships were sunk. the other of her fleet scattered, some made it back to havana. with the seven ships that sank, there was a massive lo

the voyage of hermione was the pivotal moment that founded this fraternal alliance between the united. an alliance that never failed each time vital stakes were at play. first the cause of freedom in the new world. then in two different conflicts the liberation of france and of europe. as president obama said when the new hermione sailed from the coast of france for more than two centuries the united states and france have stood united in freedom we owe to one another. from the fields where revolution was won to the beaches where the liberation of a continent began generations of our peoples have defended the ideals that guide us overcoming the darkness of oppression and injustice with the light of liberty and equality time and again. now, mr. governor -- [ applause ] mr. governor i will -- the declaration of the rights of men and of the citizens that i gave to the hermione crew when she sailed from rochefort last april. this founding text was largely inspired by your declaration of independence. it was lafayette who first proposed to our constituent in 1789 that it adopt the declarat

two swiss pilots the mastermind behind the voyage took turns flying.o risk for emergency and it has low wings. they collect power from the sun. the impulse 2 moves in speed similar to a car. up next a stop in phoenix. >>> it's a tradition now in its 99th year. we're just one day away from nathan's hot dog eating contest on coneiey island. >> ladies and gentlemen, the number one ranked hot dog eater in the world, joey john chestnut. >> the champ includes joey chestnut from l.a. he's looking for his ninth win. >> my technique has been pretty much the same in the last nine years. two hot dogs and two wet buns. the wet buns help me swallow the meat and i can do a rhythm close my eyes move just force that food down whatever it takes, breathe. it's not going to be pretty but it might be beautiful. >> on the woman's side mickey suto. she is the competitor to beat. she won last year and she's going for her second win this year. >> the wet bun does not sound pap appetizing. >>> coming up the makeover of the pruning the shopping center could soon be getting. >>>

here's that front page, "don voyage." this recent attack may have done his candidacy in. >> something that's going to galvanize both sides as well. thank you, cecilia. >>> let's stay on this story and let's go down to washington and abc's martha raddatz who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. martha, "the new york times" also saying, i'm quoting here, probably mark the moment where trump's candidacy went from boom to bust. what's the sense in washington, can he survive this? >> well i think you just have to look again at those comments that cecilia went through right there and remember, john mccain's service, he said that he's only a war hero, said donald trump, because he was captured, i think it would be pretty hard for john mccain not to be captured. he was shot down, i think he was on his 28th bombing mission over north vietnam, broke both legs as he ejected from his aircraft. broke an arm. he was tortured as cecilia said held 5 1/2 years. all of those comments saying, it's not just about john mccain, it's

nothing has been done, anything like this, since the 1980's and the voyager program. kellye: new verizon will continue to -- new horizon will continue to collect data for the next 20 years. that's quite a lot of power. devon: that is a long time. it is fun to see excited nerds out there. kellye: we fall into that category? devon: you are much cooler than that. the dwarf planet, still some answers may come from this mission. some answers from the weather department in the way of showers. getting reports of showers to the west. will the showers be where you are in the morning? the latest information confirms it will be spotty, light and steady in nature at best. through the day, meaning will be cloudy as well. stormwatch seven doppler radar where the showers will be coming in from the west. spotty rain from culpeper, front royal, due eastm, but it is very light in nature. there is a batch of moderate showers. the fact that it is taking sit on a be line through the washington metro several hours away. from here, right into the forecast we watch for it least tomorrow, clo

quite a voyage to get you there, robyn?eams due to jet in from malaysia and australia and coordinating the efforts here are the french. it is a french island with roughly 800,000 people on it. a group of people found this piece of debris and reported it to police. let's take a look at how that unfolded. a possible crucial clue and major lead in the 17-month old mystery of missing malaysia airline flight mh-370. >> this is obviously a very significant development. it is the first real evidence that there is a possibility that a part of the aircraft may have been found. >> reporter: a piece >> reporter: a piece of debris possibly what appears to be part of a boeing 777. french authorities dispatched teams to reunion island to investigate the debris which washed up more than 2,300 miles from the current search zone off the australian coast in the southern indian ocean. a group of people happened upon the wreckage during a beach cleanup. the debris bearing the mocking bb 670 that could help in the identification process. >> if

this is the longest leg of the voyage. it landed in honolulu just moments ago. a burglary suspect and a south florida judge have an unexpected emotional reunion. >> did you go to nautilus for meta-school? >> -- middle school? i always wondered what happened to you, sir. >> my goodness. my goodness. >> police say arthur booth was spotted leaving the scene of a burglary. his bond was set at $43,000. we want to get brianne: i have the two people of the hour. what does the road look like and what is the forecast? >> sunday is the better of the two days but fireworks are not on sunday. they are on saturday. i do think by late in the day rain should be tapering off. by 4:00, i will be back with new model updates. i will bring you a fresh forecast. jamie: it is going to be crowded on the roads. pack your pati [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> yeah! yo! whoo. [cheers and applause] i am terry crews, and i'm ready to start making people rich right here on millionaire. [cheers and applause] today's contestant is a young physician who's had to prove herself time and time again. she's

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. >>> a historic voyage called the impulse two. just broke the record for the longest solo flight ever. over five days from japan to hawaii without a drop of fuel. the trip? risky. there was nowhere for the plane to land in case of emergency. and the plane can only go about as fast as a car. michelle rob erts shows us how it works. >> mico was suffering from pan pancreatic it's. >> dr. michael sterns in mountain view says many of his patients have chronic issues. in the past that sometimes meant time con souping. >> it's a very slow technology. >> and that's changing. he's one of 240 vets to participate in a new app called 24/7. people have more convenient, easier ways to act. >> in some places conferences may be easier to schedule the next in-office visit. >> it's not healed. don't waste your time coming in. >> it may give pet owners some piece of mind. >> i think the ability to do some of these minor follow ups is a huge portion. >> that was michelle roberts reporting. >>> the app is free to down load and set their own pricing. >

july, the day of independence, it is a strong symbol as it obviously marks the completion of the voyage of 1780 because the goal of the hermoine was to bring independent to this country, and that is what it did, along with lafayette. >> it took three years to construct. it stands as a symbol of the historic and ongoing friendship between france and the usa. genie: business move with -- news with you now with our own stephen carroll. you have been looking at greek banks. stephen: there are reports that greek banks could face running out of money as soon as monday. they include the head of the national business group and politicians to suggest the banks are short of liquidity. bank branches have been closed since monday with the exception of those open for pensioners wednesday. they had a reserve of 1.5 early in euros. without another injection of cash, those reserves could run dry quickly. genie: how are the markets reacting? stephen: we saw big falls earlier in the week. things are calmer today. it is pretty flat across europe. london paris, and frankfurt only trading up slightly. the e

the rules that put domestic voyages victims at risk of losing their homes. >> like please don't call the cops. i'll go to the hospital myself. do not call the cops. they going to put me outside of my house. >> "america tonight" averages

the rules that put domestic voyages victims at risk of losing their homes. >> like please don't call the cops. i'll go to the hospital myself. do not call the cops. they going to put me outside of my house. >> "america tonight" averages sarah"america tonight's" sarahhoye why many women fear it will leave them homeless. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. we begin by looking at safety and shelter and the challenge facing those threatened by domestic violence. put yourself in their shoes. in a moment of december operation should you call for help? now you may think the only concern is whether the 911 may agitate the abuser, make things worse but in dozens of communities across the nation, "america tonight's" sarah hoye found a different reason, it could force them from the safety of their own homes. >> nobody would choose to live like that. that's a hard way to live. that's a hard way to live. >> reporter: for months lekesha briggs lived in fear. after police responded to a call to her home after her boyfriend became violent she warned her two more calls there would be trouble. >

they had to take a long transatlantic voyage, and then take a train ride to a small secondary city that they knew little about. that reason, over 500 of this 600-plus athletes were american. it was an overwhelming thing for an international event overwhelmingly american. it was very very different. the olympics itself lasted 146 days. that is something we don't see today. over four months. it was very unorganized. people who participated sometimes did not even know that they were participating in an event, until they received an olympic medal. it would have been very very different from the highly organized, highly televised olympics we see today. >> was their confusion between the events being held by the olympics as well as the exhibition events being held by the world's fair? kendra gage: absolutely. unfortunately as we go back and look at the materials, it is very hard to ascertain what is olympic events and what was a world's fair event. the world's fair decided it would use the umbrella term olympic in their events as well. as a matter of fact, if you purchase a set -- a ticket fo

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gunman killed four marines in chattanooga investigators in the community try to make sense of the voyages. >>> high level talks. president obama tells saudi officials why the nuclear deal with iran is good news for their country and their region. >>> and death in custody. police say a texas woman committed suicide in jail, but her system doesn't buy it. and now the fbi is involved. good evening i'm del walters this is al jazeera america. we're learning more tonight about the gunman who shot and killed four please be the chattanooga, tennessee. the fbi saying mohammed yousef abdulazeez, recently traveled to jordan, bisi onile-ere, new details about the gunman but no motive just yet. >> reporter: no not yet del. i want you to take a look behind me. it's just after 11:00 here in tennessee and you can see that the crowds are still pouring in. very emotional all day. as you mentioned we do have some new details about the gunman. we know that he was not on the u.s. threat list so authorities right now are trying to dig really deep and try determine a motive. they're going through phone records

gunman killed four marines in chattanooga, investigators in the community try to make sense of the voyages. >>> high level talks. president obama tells saudi officials why the nuclear deal with iran is good news for their country and their region.

about an amazing voyage to >>> the nuclear deal announced today is personal for the americans taken hostage in iran 36 years ago. as you heard earlier, they were working at the u.s. embassy when they were kidnapped and held captive. that was the breaking point in relations between the two country, now that a door has been opened, former hostages are hoping to get the restitution they have been seeking. mary snow told us their story in march. >> reporter: when don peers into the past and his 444 days of captivity, he sees unfinished business and wants to make iran pay. cook was among the youngest of 52 americans taken hostage in 1979 after the shaw was overthrown in a revolution. he recalls the blind folding, led to mock firing squads. more than three decades later, cook considered himself one of the lucky ones. >> others didn't. of my colleagues that really, in some cases, took it to their grave, never got over it. >> he feels it's his responsibility to speak on their behalf in demanding iran comment them for their time in captivity. >> it would be a statement on the part of the iranians th

. >> woodruff: for generations, scientists have had to undertake long voyages across the sea to try to better understand the mysteries of volcanic activity and the oceans themselves. but now scientific advances and technology changed the game. hari sreenivasan has our story. that used to be the case for undersea volcano known as axiosea mount. two months ago when it started spewing lava these scientists knew instantly. >> this is all feeding information back. >> sreenivasan: you had 25 sensors sitting on the lip of a volcano and it's all feeding information back here. >> that's right. it's really exciting. >> sreenivasan: university of washington oceanographer john delaney is the director of a groundbreaking research project called the cabled array, also known as the cabled observatory, that has, in effect, turned axial seamount into the world's first wired volcano. >> there's the fish. look at that! >> we're standing in our control room that allows folks that are here on campus at the university of washington to actually interact with the instruments that might be as much as 400 kilom

he was aboard the sailing ship, a replica of the frigot made famous in 1780 by its voyage across the atlantic when it carried the marquee to lafayette, the legendary general and friend of the american revolution. in a ceremony aboard the ship on saturday, the minister commemorated the 70th anniversary of our shared victory in world war ii, another example of u.s./french security cooperation. by awarding france's highest recognition, the region of honor to american world war ii veterans. minister, thank you forssell berating america's birthday with us. thank you for honoring our veterans. and thank you for reaffirming our centuries long alliance. we just finished a discussion on ongoing operations and opportunities to strengthen yet further our security cooperation. one area we discussed was isil. a campaign we agreed requires a sustained and long-term effort. earlier this year france deployed its aircraft carrier charles dugall to the golf to support counter-isil strikes, integrating seamlessly with u.s. forces. the french air force being the first to join us in striking isil targets

group are syrians - tens of thousands of them with their children and little else - will risk this voyageen it leads to italy, but that is not where this journey ends of the to better understand what happens after they hit dry land, we joined

powered by the sun landed in hawaii the flight from japan is the longest leg of the around the world voyage taken by two swiss pilots. taking turns flying the solar impulse 2. >> we are tracking showers as we head into the 4th of july, we'll talk about the timing with that. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you that it's dry and quiet and no issues with precipitation. high pressure is in control today, and as we get into the actual holiday, we are tracking a system coming up from the south. we show you the picture of outside, sky 6 hd down the shore once again, people are on the beach and sand enjoying themselves hopefully you can today because on saturday there is a lot of moisture overhead. check out the numbers north and west of town, 70s in many locations, 77 in slatington and warrington and kennett square 78, and down across new jersey comfortable along the coast 70s from surf stye to the boardwalk but 80 in glassboro and hockessin and here is satellite 6 along with action radar high pressure is dominating and we are tracking an area of low pressure over kentucky the unsettled we

. >>> kimiya yui is on his first space voyage. a soyuz craft carrying him and two others took off. we have what lies ahead during his mission aboard the iss. >> reporter: yui is the tenth japanese astronaut to go into space. his crew members on the soyuz from russia and the u.s. they lifted off from kazakhstan. about nine minutes later, the rocket separated and the capsule started its orbit around earth. >> translator: my heart was racing when the rocket lifted off. i was so excited. thinking my son has become superman. >> reporter: yui is a former air self-defense force pilot. the 45-year-old was selected to be an astronaut six years ago. he was chosen from a field of 1,000 applicants in japan. >> translator: i'm going to work hard and successfully accomplish my mission. and in the future i hope to become a shining star representing middle aged people. >> reporter: many people in his hometown showed the liftoff that was broadcast live online. an air base was also watching. >> translator: i am so proud to see someone i once worked with assigned to such an honorable mission. and the

group are syrians - tens of thousands of them with their children and little else - will risk this voyage. most often it leads to italy, but that is not where this journey ends of the to better understand what happens after they hit dry land, we joined them on the way through europe.

pilot andre was at the controls during the historic voyage. 5,000 pound carbon fiber aircraft is flown without fuel and is equipped with 17,000 solar cells to charge the planes batterys. he practiced yoga and took naps to cope with the long hours. >> i didn't think i didn't think of how many days i was there, just thinking how i felt. during the day during the night. >> reporter: the solar impus project began in 2002 designed to highlight the potential of solar energy. >> this airport was flying without any problem. >> reporter: from hawaii the solar impulse will travel on to phoenix and new york before eventually crossing the atlantic ocean. chris martinez cbs news less than a annulus. >>> this weekend, many people will be firing up the charcoal grill. people are mixinging the powder and beauty products even into drinks. new york city customers can get a juice with activated charcoal in it. can help detox fi the skin and body. experts is say there are no scientific studies to prove it impose your health. kate we've been talking about this. le

. >> reporter: we reached out several times to the voyage police department. they said they had no comment and referred us to the fbi. recording live in dublin cheryl heard, nbc bay area news. >> the feds say muller might be linked to unsolved crimes on the the plens peninsula. he was connected to a burglary case in palo alto in 2009. a young woman was bound and blindfolded in her home. however, no charges were filed. also in 2009 mountain view police investigated a similar home invasion robbery involving a masked suspect who restrained and blindfolded the victim. >> now muller has practiced law in california since 2011. but in january it was recommended he be disbarred. the hearing is set for next week. that pending disbarment stems from a dispute over legal fees in an immigration case. our coverage continues on our digital platforms. go to nbc bay area.com to read the 56 page automatic first down detailing the evidence in this case. you can find the latest updates in the case by downloading our free nbc bay area app. >>> less than two weeks since she was fat

. >> is this you or your maiden voyage. >> yes. >> it is. >> great weather for it. >> it looks beautifulbody that stepped outside today can completely, appreciate this. >> yes, such a difference from yesterday. >> it is and just the fact that for one thing we have blue skies good i know. >> that, a breeze, lack of humidity. >> everything is working here for us and it will continue right through the weekend. >> oh, go on. >> i love giving you forecast like this with the timing like this whole weekend looks phenomenal and eventually we will have to deal with wet weather but we will get a well deserved break if you ask me. >> yes. >> exactly. >> i do want to take you back in time and look at wind damage reports. this is far from a full list but it does give you a sense of what went on yesterday with that solid line of thunderstorms that came through not only did they bring very, very heavy downpours but we have had numerous reports of roof damage, trees down, wires down new castle delaware a couple buildings partially collapsed. and then we reported earlier a roof was blown off of a school.

. >> how was her made encouraging voyage in camming? >> she got back in the car about a half hour into unpacking the tents and stuff, just camping right now good to go home? >> sounds about right. >> so okay, some storms? >> well, not today. not until later tonight. just really starting to build the moisture n some sunshine initially, we keep things very seasonable overall. see some of the moisture starting to build itself up across the mid-atlantic region eventually working it way in here, brink withing it some moisture in the form of showers and thunderstorms. but we still have a little bit of window of opportunity here today, guys. so looking pretty, just seasonable, a classic summer day, mid july. and we can expect to keep that here heading even into the better part of the night. now, obviously some activity going on here off to the north and west, far north and west, very strong line of very wind driven thunderstorms rolling through wisconsin right now. now, eventually, we end up here with a warm and then cold front duo crossing on

headlines, don voyage. >> meanwhile, white house hopefuls on both sides of the aisle are condemning trump's remarks, and the republican national committee has gone so far as to say that his comments, quote, have no place in their party. joining us now with more on the fallout, cnn politics mark preston. so, mark, help us understand, give us a sense of what happened in the room. what was the energy when trump made these comments? >> well, no doubt, christi, let's just start with what's happened in the last 90 minutes. doesn't trump who was very critical of john mccain, a highly decorated naval pilot who was shot down and captured by the north vietnamese during the vietnam war, tortured and refused early release because his father was a navy admiral, donald trump, critical of him yesterday, went into a little bit of damage control but in the last 90 minutes or so, donald trump is ramping up his criticism of john mccain. let's just take a quick look at what donald trump said on twitter about john mccain. john mccain called thousands of people crazies when they came to seek help on illegal immi

the plane is on a round the world voyage. >>> white shocks have been spotted along the santa cruz county coast. this is video from january carlo who paddled in capitola on wednesday. he says four sharks were circling his kayak, one even went right underneath. his encounter is the late nest a series of sightings near santa cruz. experts say a strengthening el nino could be pushing the sharks north. >>> take a look at this guy, he's probably a long way from home. this photo appears to be a dolphin cruising around in the napa river. the marin mammal center says a kayaker reported the sighting yesterday morning. officials have been following the dolphin ever since. it doesn't appear to be injured and animal experts say the dolphin may have wandered into the napa river and is now having an adventure. >>> a beach on a san mateo coast that was the subject of a legal battle is open in time for the holiday weekend but you're going to have to pay to get to it. the owner of martin's beach tech billionaire vanad cosa is fighting the court ruling that says he must provide access. the owner intends to

together to celebrate, along with its neighbor google which devoted its home page to the successful voyage>> so we're going to do the initial survey to tell us whether -- what these bodies are made of the chemical composition of the surfaces and the chemical composition of the atmosphere if there is one. >> reporter: the images are inspiring and we're just getting started. we are indeed just getting started. one nasa scientists told me it will take about 16 months before we get all of the photos and data in that new horizons took as it continues to go beyond our solar system. reporting live in mountain view scott budman nbc bay area news. >> and from pluto back here to planet earth, we're watching some low clouds and some misty skies for parts of the bay area now. you're seeing the low clouds on the coast and for tomorrow morning's commute, plan on drizzle before valley temperatures make a run at the 90s. the latest in the changes coming up. >>> i'm michelle roberts in san francisco, where city leaders are trying to pass stricter gun laws. coming up hear from opponents who say the proposal

>>> a popular tv show gets ready for a hilarious trumptas tick voyage. you have to see this one. we are waiting to hear if big changes get the light >>> you will want to save the day for this fight between two huge robots. an american robot company challenged a japanese company to a giant robot battle. the japanese company accepted. so far they haven't decided on a time quite yet. >> trending today, a police department now investigating a video from tmz. let's have a look at it. it shows ariana grande at a doughnut shop in california. you may have seen it on tmz on their website the singer since has apologized. but, let's have a look at this. the sho he has filed a complaint with the police because it appears grande also licks some of the doughnuts in that video but never buys them. >> you might want to watch this skrup coming sim p ton episode. homer simpsons >>> we are waiting to hear whether they give the go ahead for the kennedy expansion plan. they are reviewing the final proposals calling for additional performance and rehearsal spaces as well as classrooms and new public a

don voyage. saying mccain not a war hero. >> part of a fight between them.he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. okay. i hate to tell you. he's a war hero because he was captured. okay? you can have -- i believe perhaps he's a war hero. right now, he said some very bad things about a lot of people. >> because senator mccain said that donald trump brought out some of the crazies, the 15,000 people that donald trump is saying -- said came to his immigration rally at the big conference in phoenix, arizona, he decided he was going to hit him low and said he graduated at the bottom of his class. >> everything erupted after that. social media exploded. awful his all of his potential gop contenders took to twitter and condemned his remarks. donald trump didn't walk back. he doubled down in a post-event press conference. listen to what donald said afterwards. >> when john mccain calls 15,000 people that showed up in phoenix, arizona, to talk about illegal immigration, he calls them a bunch of crazies, he is doing a great disservice. if a person is cap

if you want a sense of the press reaction trump is toast don-voyage. >> don't hate the player hate the game. he is playing into the press' hands, the press is not to cover him but it is beneficial relationship. he sells papers, as we saw and they help his brand. to some extent, would you blame donald trump? he is a show man not a legitimate candidate but he is number one and number two. >> he is a showman? yes. do you want to call him a side show that is fair but he is not a legitimate candidate. where does the press insist on this and say well, we don't take him seriously? so what if he touches a nerve? >> the problem when you say things like that it comes across as elitist. the conservatives say see the game is rigged and someone says it like it is. >> you going out of your way not to criticize donald trump by talking about the media culture. >> i am happy to criticize him for the john mccain comments. they were horrible. as pointed out on twitter, john mccain wasn't a hero because he was taken prisoner but a hero because he refused early release because that would be a propaganda vi

the voyage took almost sikh -- six hours.ott kelly who is on a year long mission aboard the spacestation. i'm robert gray. back to "red eye." >> welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levey. hi, andy. >> how are you? >> good, good. >> can we do this hot dog sandwich thing first? >> you wanted to tell pea that hot dogs were -- tell me that hot dogs were not sand witches. >> it has the same name whether it is on a bun or not. you put the roast beef on bread. it is not a sandwich. >> is a big mac a sand witch? >> yes. >> a big mac sandwich. >> i mean no. hamburgers are not sandwiches for the same reason. tom when you introduced ambassador bolton you said you had to call him by his former title, but nobody calls you soda jerk. well not the soda part. >> i left myself wide open. >> didn't take a lot of mental ability to get that one. am was deer, you said you are on the verge of switching your party identification. first of all you won't be a rhino. >> i am not a rhino. >> ambassadors, s

. >>> five thousand mile voyage is over for the solar powered plane.lar impulse passed the test with flying colors and landed in hawaii. it's the longest solo flight 234er78s of -- in terms of time. their goal to fly around the world without a single drop of fuel. organizers hope to complete the global journey by the end of the month. good morning, to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us right now into old city at the place it all began, you can see independence hall the top of it there. 70 degrees 7:51 on july 4th. >>> in "healthcheck" there's an increase in shark encounters along the east coast. here some tips in case you come in contact with a shark. first, stay calm and don't splash or scream. second tell those around you to go to shore. third move slowly and get yourself out of the of the water. if a shark does attack fight back it's recommended you punch it on the head. >>> a new spike in pollution from fourth of july fireworks researchers sampled the air after fireworks in # -- 300 locations around the country. doubled the leaves of airbo

. >> it has been an incredible voyage. i know many of you have been participating the last few days but what it all comes down to is an enormous team of people led by alan stern, a big team here at the john hopkins applied physics laboratory, university of colorado the list goes on and on. hundreds of scientist, engineers, technicians, and people sewing blankets helping the explorer to visit pluto and fly on beyond. i am so glad you are here to participate in this true exploration exploration. that view is just the first of many, many rewards the team will get especially since pluto didn't turn out to be a featureless planet and we are scratching our heads thinking what will we do with that. pluto is an interesting world. of course it would be but it was never a certainty but for the very first time we know that and with that for his first impression i would like to turn it over to alan stern. >> thank you. [applause] >> well i want to thank john for his remarks and nasa for making this possible. how about that? >> 50 year