. >> them coming bab back, the whop whop. >> you hear that whop whop whop in the distance and your blood say my gollee, they're coming back. >> reporter: on his way out of chump valley for what he thought was the last time, kettles received a radio call from headquarters. >> there were eight troops who had not gotten out of the river bed, were still there. i simply assured them that i would go back in and try and get them out of there. >> this time he went by himself. the target of all the enemy fire. with eight more loaded on board, his shot up hello was dangerously overweight. >> it flew like a two and a half ton truck. >> reporter: in all kettles had flown times. >> that makes you a pretty big chump. >> i guess so. i guess i have been called worse. >> reporter: today nearly 50 years later, he can be called what he deserves to be called, recipient of the nation's highest honor. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. our live coverage of the republican national convention begins at 10:00 eastern time, until then, i'm scott pelley in

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>> the whop, whop, whop. >> reporter: on his way out of chump valley for what he thought was the lastettles received a radio call from headquarters. >> there were eight troops who had not gotten out of the river bed, were still there. i simply assured them that i would go back in and try to get them out of there. >> reporter: this time he went by himself, the target. his helo was dangerously overweight. in all, he had thrown into chump valley four times. that made you a pretty big chump. >> i guess so. i've been called worse. >> reporter: today he can be called what he deserves to be called, recipient of the nation's highest honor. david martin, the pentagon. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news, and of course, full convention coverage on cbs this this morning, i'm scott pelley. '4 >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm don dahler. the republican national convention is under way. the party will nominate donald trump and mike pence to lead the gop into the election aga

>> that whop, whop, whop, in the distance, and your blood flows, and you say they're coming back. >> reporter: he received a radio call from headquarters. >> there were eight troops who had not gotten out of the river bid, were still there. i simply assured them that i would go back in and try to get them out of there. >> reporter: this time he went by himself, the target of all the enemy fire. with eight more loaded on board, his shot up helo was dangerously overweight. >> it flew like a two and a half ton truck. >> reporter: in all, he had thrown into chump valley four times. that makes you a pretty big chump. >> i guess so. i've been called worse. >> reporter: today nearly 50 years later he can be called what he deserves to be called, resippen yebts of the nation's highest honor. david martin, the pentagon. >>> and that's overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check pack with uba for the morning news and full convention coverage on cbs this morning. from the site of the national convention in cleveland, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "

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a woman confront a man whop she says used his phone to record video up her skirt.how witnesses helped catch the suspect. and a triple shooting in virginia streamed live on facebook. we'll have the late elingt in the search for the gunman. >> and remembering a democratic national committee staffer who was shot and killed in an an attempted robbery. "fox 5 news" at 11 starts right now.

he signed with the cleveland indians for a whopping $10,000 in 1935.was just 16 years old. >> was that unusual to be that young? >> probably was unusual. i got -- my bonus was an autographed baseball and a contract on a piece of hotel stationa stationary. >> what did your folks say? >> they were really happy. i never got home sick. i was doing what i wanted to do. ♪ >> baseball had a great appeal to people in both towns and cities. you could play in the parks and cities and something connected the american people in that time and place and it only spread. ♪ >> baseball had a grip on the american populous that no professional sport has ever had. >> "war stories" sat down with baseball historianed to anton in los angeles. >> everybody has an equal tunt to strike out, to hit, to succeed. you have to function together as a team. it's called america's past time but from lit toll when men died, they all wanted to be ballplayers ♪ >> i was playing baseball on the sand lots of san francisco. >> the youngest of five boys, 19-year-old dominic dimaggio was a sand

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right now it is estimated at a whopping $478 million. all because there hasn't been a winner in nearly three months. somebody will get lucky. still more ahead at 6:00. on the look out, police need your help tracking down two men targeting women and their purses. what they are accused of doing caught on video. we are still monitoring the storms out there. flooding is a big concern. we are seeing it firsthand. check out this video from new jersey just in to us. storm team 4 will be back with >>> new tonight, the surveillance video, the nypd wants you to see a man looking at the security camera moments before walking away. it happened at a cafe and bakery two weeks ago. the other man act said as a look out. >> coming up tonight, developing news in texas where a hot air balloon caught fire and crashed, killing everyone on board. the latest on the new efforts to stop the spread of the zika virus in the u.s. also america's churches are taking from police to protect parishioners. is it going too far? harry potter is back and he changed and so i

the jackpot prize has now jumped to a whopping 478 million dollars. that's the fifth largest normal prize in the eighth largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. but a reminder your odds of , winning are about one in 292 million. ben: ed harding just walked in. i think you should buy the ticket. jc: all right, we've got it on record. ben: still to come sexual assault scandal involving bill cosby. jc: next to 5:30 p.m. -- the lawsuits cosby has now decided to drop. a milestone today in newtown >> from boston from news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 ben: we're following breaking news police calling the death of , a 7-year-old boy at a south boston beach accidental. kyzr willis drowned while taking part in a city day camp program. mayor walsh ordering immediate changes to strengthen oversight and child safety at the camps. jc: the bay state couple tied to a deadly meningitis outbreak, now pleading guilty to criminal charges. doug and carla conigliaro admitted hiding financial assets after the collapse of the new england compounding center in framingham

if you recall, it was a short five months ago when bernie sanders beat clinton there by a whopping 22 points. >>> what about donald trump? he seems to be vetting a lot of potential candidates for vice president. what do we know about his choices and a final decision? >> newt gingrich says expect a decision by thursday or friday. he's believed on that list along with chris christie who appeared with him yesterday in virginia. they were talking about the police shootings. today he's going to be at a fund-raiser in indiana with governor mike pence. what he really needs is a conservative. he wants someone with more political than military experience which could bump off lieutenant general flynn off that list. >>> thank you. good to see you. >> thanks. >>> a 27-year-old who the democratic national committee was shot and killed a block away from his home. this happened in the blooming dale neighborhood in northwest d.c. seth rich was walking down w street talking to his girlfriend before he got home, he was jumped and shot in the back. police told her he may have been the victim of an attem

. >>> well, the mega millions jackpot climbed to a whopping $540 million. tickets are selling at twice the rate of last week. sales are expected to exceed $181 million between tuesday's drawing and tonight. it's the third highest in mega millions history and the seventh highest overall. you can see the winning numbers later this evening on "action news" at 11:00. good luck. >>> health check at noon, doctors call it a game changer in the fight against coronary heart disease. an arizona man is the first patient in the u.s. to receive a heart stent that dissolves overtime. doctors say those are permanent and can interfere with future procedures. >>> meteorologist, melissa magee s. back inside and we are talking about precipitation coming our way but it won't do much for the humidity? >> no. we have heat and humidity today and tomorrow it's only sunday that we have relief coming our way. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan it's dry for philadelphia but off to the west we are tracking some precipitation out across areas in central pennsylvania down through h

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. >>> the mega millions jackpot is up to a whopping $454 million, and there hasn't been a winner in nearly 4 months and with no win or friday, it's the third largest of all time. before the drawing, the pot could still climb because the big amount is luring in a lot of players helping businesses boom. >> it's a great way. come in and grab a soda, and it helps us out and if one person wins from my store, we get $1 million. so it's definitely good for us to have someone win. >> the odds of picking the correct numbers, 1 inning in, 259 million. >>> social media is calling it a fireworks fail and fraudulent fourth. pps is catching flak for airing old fireworks displays during a live show. check out the difference. the real thing on the left and the old stock footage on the right and it was all because of bad weather during the fireworks. pbs said it was the patriotic thing to do. and bomb woman tweeted i knew public broadcasting was powerful. but i didn't know it could clear cloudy skies and scaffoldings. >>> a surprise of a lifetime for some young warrior fans. >> this is great. the team post

mega million whopping $454 million. it is the third largest mega million total and seventh largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. last friday marked 33rd consecutive time the jackpot has turned over. the players have a 1 in 292 million chance of winning. >> 1,000 junior giants players from all over the state will get new baseball gloves thanks to buster posey. giants all-star catcher donating gloves before tuesday's game at at&t park. posey is the official junior giants commissioner. video from last year's giveaway. junior giants 25,000 children in california, nevada and oregon giving them a chance to play baseball. >>> it hardly seems like the weather to talk about this but forget the bikini or speedo. >> just ahead on abc 7 news, a tasty way ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:speeding up your

it's estimated at a whopping $487 million, all because there hasn't been a so, get out those tickets. here are the winning numbers. 32, 21, 17, 23, 11, and the powerball is 5. by the way the odds of winning are 1 in 292 million, but good luck anyway >>> if you grew up going to midnight book releases, here's your chance to relive your set in the future, but this book doesn't follow the formula that lured so many kids to read again. it was written as a play, written in two parts, it premiered today in london's west end. scholastic is printing 4.5 million copies of the book. believe it or not, i've never head a harry potter book. >> i believe it. i haven't either >>> i don't feel so bad. >> my sister was an avid harry potter fan. she read all the books even though i think she's probably above the age that t audience but hey, they're popular with a lot of people of all ages. absolutely. so, we had that flooding rain and i showed you at the beginning of the show, the worst of it was in middlesex county, princeton, over to plain field. it was really brutal there. the rest of us just didn't

a thermometer, a whopping 189 in phoenix. >> she screamed really loud.d before in my life. >> it was just 72 degrees outside when this indianapolis mom says her then 22 month old daughter got these near third degree burns going down a slide. >> her skin stayed with the slide. >> reporter: right now it's over 85 out, but this is clocking in at 115 degrees. the ground, even hotter. that's 172. too hot for kids showing how important it is to test the equipment yourself with a simple touch. at 140 degrees it can take three seconds to get a second degree burn and five seconds to get a third degree burn. in the latest case, the day care says they're deeply upset and are talking about summer safety precautions with staff. children under two have thinner skin, so they are more susceptible to burns. >> good to know. good news. when we come back, kenny chesney fans leave another mess behind after a concert in pittsburgh. >> and the patriotic punch we're expecting from nick jonas and demi lovato. the skinny is coming up. ♪ g from demny lovato. the skinny is coming

beibei now weighs a whopping -- beibei has a personality like his father, very laid back and easy goingnd, oh, yeah, he loves to eat. zoo is planning to his first birthday next month. >>> and a happy third birthday to britain's prince george. the family released these new photos today. they show him playinon a swing, sitting with the family dog. prince george is in line to the throarch, behind his grandfather, prince charles and, of course his father prince william. >>> today is a yellow weather alert day. now here's wusa9's first alert weather. >> it's a scorcher out there already. >> he's a cute kid, by the way. >> so cute. >> it's pretty hot. i mean, not record setting yet but by the time we get to you on monday after day four, that's when, you know, we have some problems with heatwaves around the metro area. so that's why we issued a yellow weather alert through the weekend and into next week. let's talk about the yellow weather alert. we don't often issue it for heat. in fact, i think this might be the first time. so here are the impacts. obviously in terms of the heat index, that'

. >> and for a whopping 75 minutes, trump delivered the lines that won him the nomination. >> we are going to build a great border wall to stop illegal immigration! >> i thought he should have moved to more uplifting language, voters want you to understand their fears and move to their hopes. >> as the attention moves to philadelphia with hillary clinton's podium unveiling, trump is anticipating next week. >> hillary clinton is trying to pick her vice president as quick as possible to take away the success of this convention. >> hillary clinton is expected to announce her running mate in the next day or two. but today donald trump attacking ted cruz even more than hillary clinton. >> turning to the forecast now, get set to sweat a lot. the heat is cranking up today. it's oppressive and dangerous out there. melissa magee is outside on the terrace, it feels like triple digits this weekend? >> yes, rick when you figure in the heat and humidity, it will be unbearable at times. it's 88 in philadelphia and 87 in dover, and same thing in atlantic city, 91 to the north and west in reading. n

and boy bit of how do you have platform of being tough on immigration and here comes melania trum whop herself came out at times and says he doesn't like so. things her own husband said on the subject. they have a big electoral problem here. you look admit romney problem four years ago the latino vote in the country. they'll have that times ten this year. and these next couple days where they reach out to people and press home the idea you be safe if you elect pren it's critical. it's critical for them to get the message out over the next couple days and melania out there they're hoping it makes trump seem more likable. >> the wives usually do that. >> fitz we'll see you in a bit. tom fitzgerald live in cleveland rnc. >> we'll bring in doctor michael frontroy from howard university department of political science joining us flavor la via skype mike as always great to see you. >> let's start with what is supposed to be unifying moment for gop and clearly seeing division here. bushes little got show up. let's start with jeb bush in fact he wrote a scathing ad in the washington post said

a woman confront a man whop she says used his phone to record video up her skirt. what she did and how witnesses helped catch the suspect. and a triple shooting in virginia streamed live on facebook. we'll have the late elingt in the search for the gunman. >> and remembering a democratic national committee staffer who was shot and killed in an an attempted robbery. "fox 5 news" at 11 starts right now. joining us i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. >> and we begin tonight with a confrontation in the courthouse metro station in arlington a woman west after the man she claims housed his phone to record video up her skirt. take a look the woman won tronted the man 3 p.m. as soon as he got off the escalator and you can see him there talking to the woman and then trying to throw thinks phone on the ground to break. it and other riders saw what was happening and also stopped the man from leaving the station. arlington county and metro transit police arrested the man he's charged with unlawful filming. >>> a baby that went missing from virginia has been found safe an

a whopping 6,271 steps. so what are you supposed to believe? >> hop up on to the treadmill. >> reporter: okay. to find out, i came here to the performance lab at new york's hospital for special surgery. that mask measures my calorie burn. my producers count 500 steps. >> 498, 500. hop off. >> reporter: well, that's comfortable. on steps, the fitbit was the closest with 502, the garmin 520 and the jawbone 559 steps. but the real headline here is the calories, right? we all want to know how many calories we burn. what is the official number from your computer? >> you burn about 19.9 calories, which is just about 20 calories in those few minutes of walking. >> reporter: this is amazing. none of them, i'm looking here, were even close. the jawbone was the closest saying 43. that's more than double your number. >> yes. >> the next one. fitbit 67 calories, more than triple your number. the garmin came in the highest saying i burned 78 calories, nearly quadruple what i burned. >> not even close. >> reporter: the companies telling nbc news, the tracker

. >> reporter: the challenge for clinton's team, trying to reverse numbers like this one, a whopping 68% saying clinton is not honest or trustworthy. so the entire convention designed to reveal things the campaign believes many still don't know about one of the most famous people in the world. a case that will be made by party stars like biden, the president and daughter chelsea. governor, what do these speakers have to teach voters about what they don't already know about hillary? >> the public charges and the counter charges, they don't know the softer side of hillary clinton. >> reporter: last night it was a rough start, sanders delegates pulling up signs and booing when hillary's name was mentioned some even brought to tears but on stage, efforts for unity. comedienne sarah silverman. >> can i just say to the bernie or bust people, you're being ridiculous. >> reporter: the first lady may have made the greatest impact, rallying the crowd against donald trump. >> don't let anyone ever tell you that this country isn't great. that somehow we need to make it great again. because this

. >>> a whopping 88% of tech workers surveyed by the employment website indeed say they plan to leave their current employer, 88% plan to leave for another job opportunity within the year. it's important to note the survey of 500 workers nationwide was conducted by elite tech recruitment service but falls in line with other recruitment surv surveys, nearly 70% of other surveys said having a job located in silicon valley was really not that important suggesting they may be looking at other areas with a lower cost of living. silicon valley still ranks number one for the region with best tech opportunities. >>> san jose may soon be getting a high-rise hotel. a veteran developer has applied to build a 24 story hotel on north 4th street near highway 101 and 880 north of don'wn opportunity to. if a -- of downtown. other areas would have to be bull-dozed to make way for the hotel. >>> is buying local more important than organic? >> something i wonder about. michael with "consumer reports," to find out more. >> demand for organic food is so high some supermarkets are importing it from as far

. >> the mega million jackpot now stands at whopping $449 million. >> mine. >> i hope it is yours. overcome with lottery fever. we enters the same pool. now, this is potentially the second largest lottery in the u.s., more than two years since it grew this large. the drawing is tonight, your chances of matching all of the numbers one in 259 million. but you can't win if you don't play, so play. >> katie, i know you missed the pool, we'll take you with us. >> i appreciate that, ya, i'll ride your coattails. >> we're all in this together. >> indeed. >> well, you know? >> definitely legally binding statement. >> we have to get it in writing before the show is over. >> that's "eyewitness news" for today at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, for katie and all of us, thank for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. >> meanwhile the young and the restless is next. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood.

with no winning ticket, the payout has stoord a whopping $508 million. the jackpot rolled over 34 times without a winner since march to become the seventh largest lot tow jackpot in u.s. history. the next drawing takes place this friday. what are your odds of winning? 1 in 259 million. sounds almost impossible, right? you have a better chance at winning that that we $257 million. those odds are roughly 1 in 292 million. good luck, everyone. >>> the fight over gun control rezums on capitol hill. house speaker paul ryan met privately on two proposals. the first centers on expanding background checks. the second includes bans on gun steels people on the no-fly list. this after a dramatic sit-in last month. the house will vote on a larger anti-terrorism package, democrats are calling for stricter measures like background checks to be put in place. whether democrats will do another sittin remains to be seen. >>> according to fbi data, attempts to buy guns have spiked since the orlando shooting last month. for news.com. >>> severe weather on tuesday. one torna

. >> reporter: the challenge for clinton's team, trying to reverse numbers like this one, a whopping 68% saying clinton is not worthy or trust worthy. trying to reveal something many in the campaign still don't know, a case that will be made by party stars, biden and daughter chelsea. what do we have to teach voters what they already don't know about hillary? >> the public charges and the counter charges, they don't know the softer side of hillary clinton. >> reporter: last night it was a rough start, sanders booing when hillary's name was mentioned, some even brought to tears. but on stage, efforts brought to unity. >> can i just say to the bernie or bust people, you're being ridiculous. >> reporter: the first lady may have made the greatest impact, rallying the crowd against donald trump. >> don't let anyone ever tell you that this country isn't great. that somehow we need to make it great again. because this right now is the greatest country on earth. >> reporter: while polls show a majority of sanders supporters are now behind clinton, we found a mixed response among some of his

you know, already seen the temperature, to whopping, say, 77, 78 degrees in most spots, so it has been real warm morning, that obviously means it will be one every toast days where we have no trouble spiking right back into the nine's here today. so, as we talk, or check in, at least, with eyewitness weather watchers we seem seen pretty pictures coming in. we start things offer, sent this one within the last couple every minute, sun already over cherry hill, where she is reporting, so nothing more than few clouds here and there, generally the story, as well, as we check around the rest of the region here, reporting little hint of red in the sky, overall, nice conditions. and more yellow than anything over dilberts ville. here comes again another hot one. so says eileen, again in the bill bert ville areament temperatures that the watchers are reporting, urban corridor find the worse or the most warmth, but it will be the hottest across that section of our area here today. flirting with 80 already, even in clementon, cherry hill, 76 from ed in chesterfields, out in eagleville, 75 degrees

the stock is up a whopping 73% in the past year. the company is of course gearing up for its annual prime day on tuesday where it will host 24 hours of special deals for prime members. >> i think it's important to remember that last year in their q3 when they had their first ever prime day, they had probably $400 million worth of sales. in that quarter, they did $25 billion in sales. this is a bit of a gimmicky thing. i know this was something, what was the thing in november, i think they thought get in on the game. just a different retail market. this was proven to be a success. people weren't that excited, but it was the start of them crushing bricks and mortar retail. another screw to just show you how much leverage they have if they want to lose money selling things online. >> not just the sales. it's prime membership sign ups. the amazon story, their results are out july 21st. ak amazon story is aws and whether or not those margins are going to be great and a lot of people are expecting that. >> it's about how the stock goes in

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that will gave everybody a whopped err full smile.hing). >> kate, what's going on outside? >> change the subject? >> okay, i'm going to have my coffee, just sit here, ignore the conversation. >> well, you and coy just talk about the weather. >> you know, it is so soupy outside, like could you cut the pea soup with a knife. look at this. not even raining up in the poconos. yes, you need really good hair sprayer if you decide to go with a intrinsic hairstyle today. look at this, it is so darn just moisture laden out in this atmosphere that this is what it has done. either left behind a lot of rain and very soggy conditions, or, you have just got this very low-lying cloud deck, that is going to produce some visibility problems, and we will, eventually, here talk about the dew point temperature, coming up. but i also have to check in with the eyewitness weather watchers, i must say, there are some folks really taking this in stride. you know, really is, i'll say it, uncomfortable outside. the amount of rain we saw is wonderful for our gar