. >> alvin watts' demeanor has changed.t concerns me. i'm always looking at alvin's cell, seeing what's changed. he's become more reclusive. alvin used to have a lot of stuff written on the walls. it's all gone. if you learn to read what the inmates have written on the walls, it's a picture into their mind. as to what's going on with them. and i don't like blank slates. that worries me. >> watts has even begun to decline the one hour per day he's allowed outside his cell. >> we're going to see if alvin watts wants to go out to rec. he currently hasn't gone out for rec the past couple of weeks. he's always been offered daily, he just decides not to go. >> mr. watts, would you like to go out to the rec? you should come on, mr. watts, you haven't been out in a couple of weeks. come on. >> this time, watts agrees and is escorted to the rec yard. >> get out there, move around, lose some weight. >> today is significant for another reason. it's good friday. the one-year anniversary of the shooting spree that brought england and wa

>> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in hollywood. >> big thanks to nick watt for that story andma" first thing in the morning. we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. thanks again for watching and good night.

>> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in hollywood. >> big thanks to nick watt for that story and watching abc news. tune into "gma" first thing in the morning. we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. thanks again for watching and good night. so how long is your sister staying? oh, for a while, i hope, this time. yeah, well, with her we could just be some pit stop to some acupunctury aroma therapy hindu... festival of hugging. she's just trying to find herself, ray. she hasn't looked near the soap. she doesn't smell, ray. that was patchouli oil that time. patchouli. what is that hindu for "stink"? stop it, ray. she smells fine. yeah, yeah, yeah. hi, dears. [chuckles] i brought you my big spoon. ah. see? ah. [sniff] ah, see, that's beautiful. that is what a woman should smell like. [inhales deeply] ahh! lemon pledge and meat sauce. i'm going first. no, you're not you went first last time. why are those lines on my floor? a distance contestst. i already made it from this line. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach.

>> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in hollywood. >> big thanks to nick watt for that story and watching abc news. tune into "gma" first thing in the morning. we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. thanks again for watching and good night. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> yo! hiyah! [cheers and applause] thank you. welcome to the show. everybody, i'm terry crews. you may know me from brooklyn nine-nine and i'm thrilled to also be here hosting millionaire. [cheers and applause] today's returning contestant is a former lawyer turned rabbi, and with the risks she's been taking, it's clear someone's been looking out for her. welcome back from west palm beach, florida, cookie olshein. [cheers and applause] hey, cookie! >> can i kiss you again? >> how you doing? mwah! how you doing? >> oh, my gosh. i'm so glad to be here. >> listen, let me tell you you're a rabbi turned lawyer. >> no, lawyer turned rabbi. >> a lawyer turned rabbi. i'm sorry. again, you're the most interesting woman in the world okay? are you ready to get back into this? >> i am. let's get starte

i'm nick watt for "nightline" in havana cuba. >> we should all check out more of watt's world on the channel. and as always we're online 24/7 on abc news.com. goodnight, america. @ the buttery jack was a huge success. people went crazy for a burger with melted garlic herb butter. now, here's the sequel... ...with portobello mushrooms. boom. hang on, i don't want anyone to trip... ok. oh yeah. that's jack's new portobello mushroom buttery jack, the sequel to the classic and bacon & swiss, topped with the same melted garlic herb butter plus portobe

wow, she's go i'm nick watt for "nightline" in havana cuba. >> we should all check out more of watt'son the travel channel. and as always we're online 24/7 on abc news.com. goodnight, america. ( doorbell rings ) marie, door! marie: i'm in the kitchen. put your pants on and get it yourself! i got pants on. ( doorbell rings ) i'm comin' already! marco. is this a bad time? no, no, no. for you, i zip. hey, come on in. it's, uh, good to see you. nice seeing you. maybe sometime we play bocce like in italy. yeah, great. so, how do you like livin' in america? how's the resturant business? ah, it's not like home. everybody, they steal here. all the time. they don't steal in italy? in italy they steal only once. you want a beer? is your wife here? yeah, but she won't bother us. sidown. open your pants. who is it -- oh! hello, marco. what a nice surprise. buongiorno. yeah buongiorno. that's italian for "beer, marie!" right away, frank. would you like it in a bottle over your head or in a can somewhere else? scusa, marie, but i come to see you. really? my daughter stefania says you're a great tea

i'm nick watt for "nightline" in havana cuba. >> we should all check out more of watt's world on thend as always we're online 24/7 on abc news.com. goodnight, america.

we are trucking watt fresh 60 miles away every day. we are drilling bore holes all of this has been a challenge. and so far the water is in short supply. watt. >> a suspect has been identified in an apparent suicide bombing which killed 32 people in the southeast. the explosion happened near the syrian border on monday. families of the victims have been laying their loved ones to rest. many are angry that more wasn't done to protect them. european minded under the most terrifying of circumstances. clutching the coffin he simply can't bear to let his loved one go. in southeast turkey, relatives and friends experience their darkest day. their grief is far too off to contain. later, where the bomb went off, one of the injured youth activists looked on in horror, and sadness. he was going to go with two of his best presents two friends that are now gone. it is clear his wounds are even more painful than his physical ones. just under the collective sadness anger bubbled up. he tells me he was at the scene of the explosion. >> we are in grea

>> watts: calm down. >> jj: let go of me. >> watts: i need backup here. >> jj: let go of me. >> eve:all right. well, no doubt about it. jenny's momma was schizo and so was her grandma. no wonder she was so terrified that she would end up nutso like she is today. i just need to find the right drug that's going to mimic the right symptoms. and then when jenn-jenn is

julie watts reports. >> reporter: the air is thick with smoke and there's ash falling from the sky. the voted closed behind us. hundreds of structures threatened. firefighters are facing unpredictable winds, difficult terrain and because of the drought, the conditions are also bone dry. now, billowing smoke and crackling flames created an orange and black backdrop for tankers fighting the massive fire yesterday. several of the planes along with hundreds of firefighters battling the hard-to-reach fire across the rural section of northern california. helicopters dropped 324 gallons of water at a time. they thought the fire would move quickly and it did going to thousands of acres in a matter of hours. >> super dry vegetation, four years of drought is not helping us any. the winds keep changing and shifting direction. >> all of a sudden, they were, like, the winds are moving rapidly and it's just we don't have very much contained and it's just spreading so fast and you guys just need to leave. >> reporter: now, the fire threat forced cattle and horses to flee. according to cal fire, th

joe bass, john coleman roy spencer and the watts watts, extremist.ughter] u.n. -- u.n., anthony. [laughter] >> there used to be a thing on broadway off-broadway and i think sam shepard wrote one end at one point there was a stillborn baby and they just buried in the yard and nobody mentioned it. even though no one mentioned it the less they talked about it the worse it got it affected employs and everything they did. if they can redo the third assessment report of the ipcc they would not put everything on the hockey stick. they think they can get away with just not mentioning a but to ignore that try not to catch his eye. the fascinating thing about this emails isn't the science with the doubts that were well known but the fact the actual personal relationships between may and and those who sound like his battered wife. they tried to avoid another slap from him but didn't actually want to get out and walk away. but they have to walk away from a hockey stick and peace seemed to do so for the integrity of science and [applause] this conference is calle

i'm nick watt for "nightli havana, cuba. >> wow. she should get her own show. >> why not? own show. >> i'd watch that. >> people love those shows about, what are those? i'm trying to think of some of the names of the shows. >> "love it or list it." >> "million dollar lifting." but american citizens, you can't go buy it just yet. it's not okay for you. >> lift the embargo first and then you can. >> a little detail we want to throw in there. >> don't miss our updates on facebook, wnnfans.com. >>> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. wnnfans.com. >>> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomni >>> making news in america this morning, suspension upheld. tom brady will miss a quarter of the season because of deflate gate. accused of a cover-up and destroying a key piece of evidence that could have proven his guilt. >>> new this morning without warning a large tree comes crashing down landing on a group of children at a camp. the parents watching it all happen. >>> worldwide anger. a dentist admits to hunting down a famous lion. the american

>> watts: calm down. >> jj: let go of me. >> watts: i need backup here. >> jj: let go of me. >> eve: all right. well, no doubt about it. jenny's momma was schizo and so was her grandma. no wonder she was so terrified that she would end up nutso like she is today. i just need to find the right drug that's going to mimic the right symptoms. and then when jenn-jenn is

here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: looks like a blockbuster it ain't.ovie made by a realtor to sell this mansion. it has a melody. husband went out of town. wife texted all her girlfriend, enjoy the beautiful pool. the house. ♪ door opened up champagne ♪ >> slow rider sound track and $40,000 budget. shouldn't a house like this be able to sell itself? >> no. nothing sells itself anymore. >> reporter: there are more young billionaires out there than ever. and realtors stop at nothing to grab their attention. for this address, they're asking $33 million. the movie plot was devieded by husband and business partner brandon. >> in the beginning, i thought that is too risque. we can't do that. real estate has never seen that before. ♪ we don't have to ♪ >> reporter: part of the growing trend, realtors wheeling in high scale productions to move a lot and a lifestyle. blake and rainy made $100,000 movie for that place across the canyon. >> there it is. we filmed that house. and it had 3 million views. >> it reached sweden where the creator of minecraft is from.

- it's in watts, about two blocks from panther headquarters.iling] you're in shock. it's five sugars. drink it now. charmain i need you to focus. [stammers] are they... are they both... [click] hey, come on. get outta here. flannery, we are 28 minutes behind the shooter. what are you doing? writing a novel? you come inside with me? we were talking... and sabovich said... do you trust me? what? do you trust me? yes. - [whack] - [gasps] [sobbing] let it out. let it all out. you've been through one of the worst things ever. the only thing that can make it right is you. you understand? charmain? do you understand? yeah. okay. i want you to take a breath right now and stop crying right now and remember your training right now. i saw a jacket like a windbreaker, gloves. was he colored? i--i-- you don't know if he was colored? the sun was behind him. it was only a few seconds - before he started-- - stop. close your eyes. close your eyes. what did you smell? - what did i-- - don't think. - what was it? - gunpowder. good. anything else? i-i-- i never s

julie watts for cbs news, winters, california. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. just perfect weather here in the dmv. yesterday's weather continues today and it continues tomorrow but then changes lie ahead this weekend. we'll talk about them in the first alert iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 inttiernaonal agreements an td iseahe lding state sponsor of terrorism. >>> headlines are frightening proclaiming medical identity theft a killer. is it hype or fact? shirley rooker is here to sort out the truth from fiction if you will. always good to see you. if we could, let's deaf yen yate from -- differentiate. >> medical is on a totally different animal because they have become you. they have operations in your name. they establish medical records that are not in fact yours. they get money from it. they file false insurance claims. so when you try to straighten this out or you go to the hospital for a procedure or someone i

i'm "nick" watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> it was oprah winfrey who said i don't want anybodyther. thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america.

julie watts shows us how. >> they were killing the engine right now. >> reporter: this video grabbed the attention of the automotive world and congress. cyber security experts remotely hacking this jeep driven by a reporter from wired who produced this video and posted it on their website tuesday. >> we were able to access the jeep cherokee over its 3g connection. >> reporter: the so-called ethical hackers were miles away. yet the wired video shows them disables the jeep's brakes letting it slide into a ditch. as many as 471,000 vehicles could be vulnerable. a drop in the bucket compared to what chrysler admitted today acknowledging the vulnerable, it recalled 1.4 million vehicles including dodge, ram, chrysler, and jeep. and the models have a history of other problems. at least 62 unrelated recalls and 149 service bulletins in just the past three years. in response to the hacking weakness, the auto company says they have improved vehicle electronic security. they will mail owners a usb drive with a software update and have taken some security measures of their own. they also implied

julie watts, kpix 5. >>> and now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news."y is in new york. scott. >> reporter: great to be with you in the bay area. here's the "cbs evening news" tonight. the president defends the iran nuclear deal but did he do enough to convince the opposition? we'll speak with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about the agreement that he calls a dangerous deal for the world. plus, this is the moment that druglord "el chapo" made his escape from prison. tonight on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 newsroom. coming up at 6:00, san jose police showing off their new body cameras. but critics are already saying there's a huge problem. the loophole involving the on and off switch. plus the changing landscape of california homes. how little green you'll be seeing in new neighborhoods and businesses. join us for that's storie

julie watts reports. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the evacuation area for this fire is growing. currently hundreds of homes are threatened by these flames. you can see the road is closed behind us leading up to these areas. firefighters facing unpredictable winds, difficult terrain and because of the drought, it's also bone dry. now, billowing smoke and crackling flames created an orange and black backdrop for tankers fighting the massive fire yesterday. hundreds of firefighters continue to battle the rural fire. helicopters scooped up water each bucket holding 324 gallons. emergency responders fear the fire would move quickly, and it did, ballooning to thousands o acres in just a matter of hours. >> super dry vegetation, four years of drought. the winds keep changing direction. >> all of a sudden it's windy and we don't have very much contained and it's spreading so fast and you guys just need to leave. >> reporter: the threat forced horses and catting to flee. according to the cal fire the wildfire may have been sparked by a car accident yesterday afternoon. conditions out her

our julie watts says lawmakers are demanding they make changes immediately. >> everybody who saw yourse, don't put a social security on a piece of correspondence you send through the mail. >> we've got to fix it. >> one republican, one democrat, both outraged when they saw our story that revealed the employment development department is printing entire social security numbers on documents sent out in the mail. citing our report, lawmakers demanded the agency make changes. >> we don't have to wait for legislation. we wrote them a letter saying you need to fix this, and you need to report back to us immediately. >> if they don't, next year we have to make sure there's some consequences. >> they administer benefits to millions of californians unemployed, on disability, maternity leave. maxine heinz was the first to bring the risk to our attention. the agency's response when she complained. >> she laughed a bit and said a lot of people complained. >> lawmakers weren't the only ones who were outraged. >> my husband said that's ridiculous. i can't believe that, and i thought to myself, well

but as consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains, the customer and the retailer don't always agreethe definition of "lifetime." >> reporter: jimmy didn't expect his lines to last forever but did he expect he would be able to get them fixed as long as he owns them. after all they came with a limited lifetime warranty. >> when i saw flight time, i thought hey this is a great deal i'll buy this line and not have to worry about it for a lifetime ownership. >> reporter: but he contacted the blinds company that lifetime warranty was good for five years. or as the email explains, the lifetime. average blind. he had his for seven. >> it was deceitful to me. >> a lifetime warranty cannot just mean five years. because that would be a five- year warranty. >> reporter: and consumer advocate and former assistant attorney general edward dvor ski says the term limited lifetime warranty simply means you may have to pay for shipping or the warranty is limited to the first owner. but if they use the term lifetime, the company has to define whose lifetime they mean. >> lifetime in this scenario means

julie watts is in yolo county where firefighters are heading back to the fireline.rning, julie. >> reporter: good morning. as you just mentioned thick smoke from the mount vaca cam and roberta mentioned earlier the air quality out here, i don't know if you can see it. but there's ash floating in the air coming down from this fire thick smoke out here today. as the sun comes up, fire crews have left the staging area heading back to the fire lines. you can see the burnt hills behind me remnants of what they fought yesterday. firefighters have been facing unpredictable winds, difficult terrain and because of the drought, it's also bone dry. billowing smoke and crackling flames created an orange and black backdrop for tankers fighting the massive fire. several of the flames along with hundreds of firefighters are battling the hard-to-reach fire tearing across this rural section of northern california. helicopters scooped up water one bucket at a time each holding 324 gallons. >> this has a potential to be a major incident based on the fire behavior right now. >> reporte

nick watt abc news paris. >> nick watt. >> cool they get a bad rap. >> i like that. >> a lot of peoplekers got a bad rap for being rude. >> yes yes. >> now living here and spending time here don't find that to be the case at all. people always willing to help if you just ask. >> we should mention watt's world a new debut on the travel channel tuesdays 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. central. >> he is great on that show. >> and that's the news for this half hour. >> follow us on facebook wnnfans.com. >>> this morning on "world news now," tale of the tape. the dramatic dashcam video just released of sandra bland. her initial encounter with that texas trooper before he tried pulling her from the car. this morning the reactions to this piece of evidence as authorities try to figure out the circumstances surrounding her death in a jail cell. >>> trump versus everyone. his latest stupt taking it to a whole new level giving out lindsey graham's cell phone number after graham spoke ill of the donald. president obama now weighing in. is he next on trump's list? >>> busted. the guy caught red handed smokin

we'll up "up all nightline" with our own nick watt. >> reporter: the ring toss heard around the worldng heart broken kaitlyn accepted shawn's proposal instead. >> kaitlyn and shawn had a little laugh about the ring toss. >> did they? >> yeah. >> it's nice of them. >> on "good morning america." >> i thought it was funny. i an weak toss. >> weak toss. >> i've have done overhand. >> shawn really enjoys saying things about me. but just seems weird like why he would talk about me so much. >> reporter: while you were watching nick's failed proposal on tv so was he. >> i am yours forever if you'll have me. and kaitlyn -- no? >> right when she grabbed me at the end and i was like no? and i was like -- >> and remember nick was also on the bachelorette" last season. >> i woke up this morning and didn't feel that something was right. >> reporter: why did you do this again? you're either a hopeless romantic hors d'oeuvre as a post? >> maybe both. who knows? i had a crush "the bachelorette" and felt like i will no other season. >> he joined this season halfway carpe diem. >> reporter: you had to w

on the city and the market area but that growth will take some time to achieve the whole 150 maple watt increase. in the meantime, we will pursue some short and midterm wholesale contracts. >>> like the cca opportunity that we talked about commissioner moran. as our commissioner portfolio grows. we have agreed to provide 400 cc when the supplies are up available. we will better match our sales demands to our supplies and more fully utilize our existing supply capacity. >>> hopefully this is familiar from our prior workshop. which you see here is where we're at today. with our existing customer base and are lower value of customer sales are high that is what you see in the green block which is the excess sold to our market. wall that little slice of purple in the slide is small at 10 percent in the purple one the right. our excess sales dropped from 40 to 10 so that greenish box shrunk while our purchase needs increased from 10 to 30 percent. these purchase needs are manageable and we significantly increase them from our revenues. they persist year-round. year-over-year rather than varyi

nick watt in the water ball race. there he is right there. a little slow motion.ward to. warm and muggy, storm chances very low. perhaps a stray shower south and west of town, the rest of us try to the metro. high temperatures reaching the mid-to upper 80's, near 90 in a few spots. showers and thunderstorms back in the forecast tomorrow, off and on today making for a dreary day with less chances over the holiday weekend. angela: once you get to braddock road we have a collision that takes your right lane eastbound as you approach 495. we are also still shut down on columbia road near little river turnpike downed trees and wires. be prepared for additional delays. volume delays from pentagon city to the 14th street ridge, we ours of dealing with closures in takoma park. piney branch road, closed between carroll avenue and new hampshire avenue due to a block tree. we are still shut down on foxhall road due to the fallen power cable at cathedral avenue. traveling south round the crash reported at 370, delays as you approach this her. melanie: -- the spur. melanie: we

abc's nick watt with these details. >> reporter: an oily sheen two miles wide, just 1,000 yards fromch, california. officials are combing the shore line searching for oil in the sand not far from families playing on the beach. the slick first reported by these kayakers, their boats covered in oil. unclear at this hour if this is natural seepage. it appears to be more than that. if this is indeed a spill, it will be the second off santa barbara in just over two months. 21,000 gallons of crude flowed into the pacific when an underground pipeline ruptured back in may, killing hundreds of birds and other wildlife and prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency. the beach isn't actually closed, but people are being advised to stay out of the water and off the sand, and here's why. oil, tar balls all along this stretch of coast. nick watt, abc news, goleta beach, california. >>> fire crews are battling 24 major fires across six states but drought-ravaged california getting hit especially hard. a fast-moving fire has broken out near clear lake. that's about 100 miles north of san

i'm nick watt for "nightline" in havana, cuba. >> wow. she should get her own show. >> why not?w. >> yeah i'd watch that. >> but people do. people love those shows about -- what are those? >> fixer-uppers? >> i'm trying to think of some of the names about these shows. >> love it or list it? >> what's the one, "million dollar listing," that's the one i'm thinking about. but american citizens, you can't go buy it just yet. it's not okay for you. >> lift the embargo first and then you can. >> a little detail we want to throw in there. >> don't miss our updates on facebook, wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. s is abc's "world news now" >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm t.j. holmes. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> the parents of colorado theater gunman james holmes trying to convince jurors to spare their son's life. his father testified yesterday that holmes was an excellent kid until he changed. he was changed by his mental illness. full details coming

merci beaucoup, monsieur watt.their big secret next. ♪ baby love my baby love ♪ >>> it's the moment we have all been waiting for all morning long. we have watched as three expectant couples find out the gender of their babies. and now it is time for ginger and ben to let us in on their own secret, whether or not it's a boy or a girl. how are you guys feeling right now? >> excited. i'm happy to get it out there. >> i actually don't care as long as it looks like her side of the family. >> good answer, ben. >> i appreciate it. thank you very much. >> you have a first photo of the baby. the first sonogram. you guys have cut it off so we can't really make any guesstimates. >> it looks like jaisson statham. >> was that a clue? >> it might be. very muscular british child. >> are we ready to do -- >> are we ready? >> one, two, three, go. >> whoa! >> oh my gosh. >> oh, my gosh, it's a boy! >> that's awesome. >> congratulations. >> oh, i'm going to hold this up forever. >> happy for you. >> thank you very much. oh, thank you

nick watt in the water ball race. there he is right there. a little slow motion.oneybrook area. "action news" viewer joel urbine took video of a funnel cloud there yesterday they may investigate another funnel cloud sighting in the lehigh valley. matt pelman in for karen with a look at traffic. >> one of the many negative effect of our less than ideal weather. a downed tree that provides power to amtrak. still no office on there rain to this morning. some of you could use the norristown high speedline as an alternate. new services on the keystone line much that's amtrak between here and harrisburg. that line halted. delays otherwise between here and d.c. this is the schuylkill crash on the shoulder here on the eastbound side by girard avenue. check out that travel time, nearly 50 minutes from the blue route to the vine. the number mob more like 15 instead of 50. >> dave murphy with the accuweather forecast. >> getting warm and humid now that the sun is out. rain is gone of course, matt. take a look. 73 degrees and it definitely is sticky outside today. your exclus

nick watt in the water ball race. there he is right there. a little slow motion.'s ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america. plus, get up to four years interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. and of course, free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: but don't wait! sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. it's not only super hot this morning, but it costs more to cross the golden gate bridge. double whammy here. a 25-cent toll increase took effect this morning. commuters with fastrack will pay $6.25 and pay by license plate will go up to $7.25. raises for cable cars and ferries are also going up. so are the temperatures. meteorologist drew tuma. >>> warm in a lot of spots. 80 already in livermore and san ramon ramon, on our way to a very warm afternoon. highs for your wednesday, 104 in antioch, 103 livermore 71 sa

that's the bar pitch watts. this works very differently than bar pitch wants. >> this is just like that. >> depressant but it's not -- >> it's not a -- >> no pain relieving qualities. >> but they're both central nervous system depressants. they have no pain relieving kwaumt qualities either. >> you're right. but i don't know where you're getting getting, just as justice breyer said, the proof of that. >> it's a conceded fact on this record that a 500 milligram dose will render them unconscious within 60 to 90 seconds. that means that the central nervous system depress sant working to such a state to paralyze their brain and render them unconscious. >> you're unconscious but that doesn't tell me you're not feeling pain or that stimulant like being burned alive won't cause pin. look at what happens with the intubations. they barize your throat they give you this drug, but they're paralyzing your throat. and that has its own anesthetic effect and pain relief. so what you're arguing is very different from what's hap

. >> the same islander who found this piece of watt appears to be an aircraft wing found other bits of debris. he found a suit case that was shred shred shredded and found a bottle of water from china with many passengers being chinese on the jet. he found a bottle of cleaning solution that comes from singapore where the -- i am sorry, indonesia, i believe. can they be matched to the familiar flight or is this the debris you will find washing up on beaches in that part of the world? >> we have to be careful with that. we have had great experience looking deep in the ocean and we found out there is a lot of garbage in the ocean so lots can wash up and not associated with this aircraft. we will be able to bring scientist and engineers to look under the microscope and bring out information and clues not available to the naked eye. we will work with material science engineering and ocean information and the public is going to be very informed. >> this piece is about six feet long if it came from mh 370 there was such a scouring of the ocean in the days immediately after the flight disappea

when we launched new horizons was producing 250 watts but that decay decays every year. it is currently 232 and every year three less watts and as it declined we will not be able to operate the computer and communication system. we have estimated that point will be reached sometime in the mid-2030's. roughly 20 years from now. at that point the spacecraft will be approximately hundred astronomical units from the sun. over the next 20 years, if the spacecraft is healthy and operates, the fly by is the building blocks of planet like pluto, and we have a chance to go further and explore the deep breaches like the voyager did and hopefully return data that adds to the store house and the environment in the solar system and cross that boundary and sample inter stellar space with modern implementation >> i am trying to get to as many media as i can. help me out and ask one question and don't sneak a follow-up in. these folks will be available throughout the day for one-on-one interviews. >> john with poplar mechanics. i am just wondering when the data comes in how it will be p

>> consumer watch reporter julie watts looks at why some psychologists are telling parents to put downe guilty of it but have you wondered how your cell phone use is affecting your kids. how do you feel? >> sad. >> reporter: sad? >> kind of sad. >> reporter: and they are not alone. >> children of all ages use the samagetive to describe how they feel when they are competing with screens. >> reporter: this doctor says that the psychological impact is clear. >> angry, sad, frustrating, and lonely were the records that were used over and over. >> reporter: and a recent international study confirms her findings. it was found that a third of children say their parents spend as much or more time with their devices than them. >> the devices are addictive. >> reporter: as a result, the ceo of the location lab says that the survey found more than- of kids feel their parents check their devices too often and more than a third feel un- inimportant when their parents are on the phone. >> you cannot deny that some part of your brain is like i should not be doing this right now. >> i do try to monito

. >>> a broken pipe sends millions of gallons of watt into the bay -- of water into the bay. >>> a mancused of killing kate on san francisco's pier 14 appeared in court today. he pleaded not guilty to a charge of being a felon in possession of a gun. he has pled not guilty of a murder charge. it sparked a national debate because he is an illegal immigrant who had been deported back to mexico five times. >>> an unattended bag prompted a terminal to close. they removed a suit case. the station and access roads from 101 were also briefly shut down. >> the process of clearing this bag involved the eod group from san francisco police department and that really triggered the roadway and ticket counter closures that we saw for a period of about one hour. >> airport officials say the bag was cleared before 1:15 and the terminal reopened. a spokesperson says international flights might have delays. domestic flights have not been affected. >>> new at 6:00, flying into the future. drone pilots and people who are fascinated with all things drone got a chance today to check out unmanned arial technology

here for the next hour or so, flooding will be a big issue even after the rain is done a lot of the watttake a while to work its way off the roadways, small creeks intersections, flood advisories remain in effect. storms have cleared out. this is just light to moderate rain, moving through there was little break across south jersey and philadelphia, it is this back edge of rain going all the way down through delaware, moving through. so still some rain to deal with this morning. this is right along the northeast extension, up through carbon, monroe counting flashflooding still an issue, now this rain, solid area of moderate rain, chester county into montgomery couldn't, moving toward pottstown. but, starting to break up just a bit in western chester county lancaster county. that's the end of the rain here. closer to philadelphia here, well, weaver just the rain coming down, saw little break now more rain to deal with. it will lead to more minor flooding, through delaware now, but all of south jersey, about to see this brief periods of rain pushing through. this is now the forecast, it go

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jessica watt and her dad had their home and a 100 acre walnut groefr in the evacuation area where police came through. >> yelling at people to leave. i grabbed my purse and that was it. >> last night was the worst of it. flames have come very, very close to houses. the flames came to the fence line. as you can see it came closer to smothers. >> that was mark matthews reporting from windsor. you see the smoke. this is what we saw yesterday. so much of it. the smoke was spreading. and if you look closely, you will see pockets of flames. there are some positive developments in all of this. the weather is slightly cooler but unfortunately the wind isn't going away and that will be the next question in the next several days. >> get the latest on our weather conditions. >> temperatures not that bad given this time of year. you can that is the high lands where that location and elevation. not that bad. but the wind speeds we're watching those because they have been fairly calm most of the day. as we head towards midnight notice the wind speeds back off and we could see a similar pattern to what

emissions standards an ongoing importance this particular kind of network i've told you the radios are 16 watts you know that the phone itself has to talk to the antennas if you look at the information from the phone itself you'll see that when this is so 5 millimeter your 80 percent of the standards and the phone can ramp up 9 times to 4 hundred and 50 milling waits so the antennas reduce the managers from the phone and have the impact of improving the situation the testing is tim cumulative not a way to do tests would without that it is taking a look at all the emissions from any source on the ground where we do the testing are the residents if they request a test in their residents as i said we feel that verizon facilities fully comply many safeguards put in place on the federal and local level that we feel allow you to approve that permit and deny the appeal i'll be happy to answer any questions and mr. chang. >> the department does have anything to add. >> commissioners the matter is submittednhave anything to add. >> commissioners the matter is submittedohave anything to add. >> commissio

. >> i didn't watt it to be reel. i said no not until anything is confirmed. maureen: veatch said she saw clouds and then they cleared and she saw a mountain ahead. she hiked for two days to get help. leon: coming up next at 2:00 2:00 -- at 6:00 the plan that could add 100 school buses in rush hour. maureen: we are at storm watch as we track the powerful weather headed to the area. doug hill has the hour-by-hour forecast. robert: i'm robert burton. it's all-star night in cincinnati. the best of the best will face-off for home field. bryce harper will take part in the activities with the shirt on maureen: the debate is growing in rockville over where to build a new school bus depot. the current plan would place 100 buses beside the montgomery county school system headquarters. kevin lewis explains the opposition and why the decision must be made quickly. >> this parking lot may soon become montgomery county newest bus depot. it's all because the county sold the other bus lot to a developer who approved grounds on a massive mixed use community. translation. 400

. >> and the lawyer who is representing zambrano's wife and two children, claims the case watt mishandled on every level. >> i'm truss traited with the delay. not only am i truss traited with the prosecutor, i'm frustrated with the u.s. attorney and i'm frustrated with the governor. why haven't they stepped in and make this process go far more quickly than it has to date? >> the prosecutor isn't commenting ton release of information and has offered no specific time line on a decision of criminal charges prospect what is certain is the people of pasco know much more today than what happened that night. extensive interviews with the three officers involved, they describe a kay orderric and dangerous scene that their safety was threatened, the safety of the public was threatened and because be zambrano was carrying rocks. what injury he might do. antonio. >> 72 says it's investigate the possible conclusion of of airlines on raisings ticket prices. seth, good to have you with us. what caught the justice department's attention? >> well, that's a question you know we really don't know yet what