this is in russia wra for the 83 rt brigade. a big demonstration is going on, and these soldiers get sworn in. rounds going off because they're celebrating. watch what happens. >> what are they doing? >> someone just rammed lou that line of troops. >> it looked like he rammed into the line of troops. look at it from this angle. the camera pans inside and is following the armored carrier. did you see that? sfwlool he ran over somebody. >> watch what happens next. he gets back up, but then he collapses again. here's the thing, this guy only suffered minor injuries and abrasions. the next day when they went to visit him at the hospital, he was smiling and joking and saying he was bored out of a shirt. rough translation saying his clothes saved his life. >> these armored vehicles are incredibly sturdy, heavy vehicles, and there are a lot of tires that ran over that guy. >> specifically a 13.6 tons the armored personnel carrier that ran over that kid. 18 years old. he jumps back up from only minor bruises. >> those russians are tough

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now the inspiration behind the meg wra hit song. >> i knew that it would do good because it's so precious, but this well i did not expect. >> tornado warning in this area until 4:15 p.m. take shelter now. check local media. >> let's film that -- >> that is not the warning you want to get on your phone, but the guy said it best. that's randy hicks from the outlaw chasers. this is what they do. they go out there and film these storms, get up close and personal. this storm from the tornados in pilger, nebraska, back on june 16th. lots of damage. but the team from outlaw chasers gives us a look inside the tornadoes because they have hd images from five different cameras. three of them they call camera probes. >> it's time for the probe. loo this is one of their cameras that's set up in the line of the tornado. before you know it the camera is right inside the storm. >> it's getting closer and closer. intense stuff from the team randy outlaw hicks. lisa and chris all out there. look at the screens right here. a few seconds later completely gone. >> holy mackrel. >> then they got incredible sho

. >>> the netherlands barely holding on to beat ahs rail wra.he aussies 2-1 lead did not last long. the dutch sinking two more goals for the win and clinching a spot in the knockout stage. a one-sided game from cameroon. an early red card for cameroon for throwing his elbow. what are you doing there? right on another player's back. cameroon has to play a man down. croatia gets the win 4-0. >>> it was a seattle feud. cornerback richard sherman and receiver phil bates came to blows. it was asome practice play. a little preseason, my friends. what are you doing? >> aim ji van dyken is headed rehab after a freak atv accident that left her paralyzed from the waist down. she spent 12 days at an arizona hospital after severing her spinal cord. van dyken, as you see right there, in good spirits saying "i'm so thankful to be alive." >>> meet the 11-year-old that's qualified for the u.s. women's open. the women's open. the youngest player ever to do this. loose where i lee is a sixth grader. 5'1", weighs less than 100 pounds, and don't let those pig tails

a subway station and new shopping center ahead of the world cup and he was thrilled to be watching wra zil kick off the tournament. despite the earlier protests and clashes with police, tonight, scott, aus celebration is getting under way. >> pelley: elaine quijano, thanks elaine. facebook opens its files on you. and his family tried to talk him out of it, but george h.w. bush went sky diving again when the cbs evening news continues. (mother vo) when i was pregnant ...i got lots of advice, but i needed information i could trust. unitedhealthcare's innovative, simple program helps moms stay on track with their doctors to get the right care and guidance. (anncr vo) that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast, with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact. and goes to work in seconds. ♪ t

the heat wra -- the meet were down and won their second straight title. motivation tool to close out the year. >> we learned from that and 30 seconds away and we feel we have it in the bag and it slips out of our fingers. we learn from that and we draw on that and it is not over until it is over. our goal is to win one more game. >> game five of the nba finals kicks off at 5:00 p.m. another edition of "after the game." >> arena football and the sabercats hosting the shock. nathan stanley rolls out. one of four td passes. great catch. sabercats improve to 9-4 with a 47-37 victory. happy father's day to you dads. i say wear your dad pants around the house tomorrow. >> horrible advice. >> thanks. >>> that does it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for dad pants over here, thanks for joining us. have a great night. pushing the limits. however, i didn't know the impact a brain injury can have. the risk got real for me after sustaining a traumatic brain injury while i was training for the 2010 winter olympics. you really need to educate

wra shingles affected me tremendously as a pilot.he blisters and the pain in my scalp area and down the back of my neck was intense. it would have been virtually impossible in that confined space with the rash to move to change radio frequencies. i would just stop and literally freeze up. i mean it hurt. i couldn't even get up and drive let alone teach somebody and be responsible in an airplane. when my doctor told me that shingles came from the chickenpox virus i was very surprised. for two weeks i sat up in bed because i couldn't lay down. i had the scabs all throughout the side of my head and into the upper neck region. i didn't want to do anything except go to sleep and have the pain be over. as a pilot that meant i was grounded. gerri: welcome back. i think i can pretty much say with confidence that light switch has been around longer than anybody watching show, with that said not much has changed, joining us with new stuff courtney cachet, a designic expert, cool stuff for under a hundred bucks, i am starting with that caught m

the system whether it's on the enrollment side, the date wra center side, up to the tsa side has built the federal standards. they have to go through a certification and accreditation. they go through auditing. they go through testing. it's not monitored through the dhs system. it's monitored through the tsa operation center. everything from the contractor's date wra center. >> i would like to have you answer >> the next question to ask all of you is what do we need to do? as a committee and in the congress to make sure we continue to make progress? >> my ask of you in the committee is for continued dialogue and i shared this with ranking member coburn before he stepped out. they continued dialogue about the types of data and the types of measures that would give you the confidence and the american people the confidence that we are investing the grant dollars in a way that is most efficient and most effective and we are all good stewards of these resources. i agree with admiral thomas. the threat is evolving and so too have our measurements of where we are headed next. i would apprecia

he clearly wanted authorization to use force against sear wra.hose are two core presidential powers. the report of power and warmaking power. this has been a long time coming. there are five crisis in effect going all the way back to late last summer. it does indicate that democrats themselves are withdrawing their support from the president. there are number of democrats seeking re-leekz. i don't think i've seen a worse relation between the white house and congress since the late carter years. >> on the other hand, the polls so far are pretty evenly split on the bergdahl release as to whether people approve or disapprove of it, which raises the question, mara, is it possible that folks here in washington are over estimating given how war-weary the country is, whether they're going to be outraged about anything that seems to move us a little bit closer to the exit in afghanistan. >> i think there's no evidence yet that this is going to affect individual senate races. now, will it remind the republican base of all the reasons they don't like presi

we talk about socialed me wra. these people are not afraid. they're not ashamed.being caught. this is not the government funding terror but individuals who are doing so openly. so why is it happening there? >> well, i think it's happening because they're allowing it to happen. they're not cracking down. there is a culture right now of providing assistance to militant organizations that is in part supported by the state and other states in that region. what there is not a culture to crack down as much as there should be on individuals giving it to terrorist organizations, particularly ones that are threatening the united states and the west. >> seth jones, thank you very much. we'll continue to cover this crucial story in the coming days. >>> still to come, dozens of people shot and killed by police in albuquerque over the past four years. the controversial video that's hard to watch but it's important. it's led to an fbi investigation. how big is too big when it comes to a skyscraper in the man behind the world's tallest building give us a look at his even bigger

bought several million -- coastal service system because they want to sell more products in southeast az wraaking a lot of acquisitions in the united states, and they're about to launch 11 main that's going to be an on-line mall-like experience selling to middle class americans from small and medium size retailers. the world better get ready for alibaba because it's becoming a global player and innovative player. >> it's been going on a spending spree ahead of its launch in the united states. it's going to buy all the remaining shares of the mobile brand uc web, which is about to make it the biggest merger in chinese internet history. the sums involved are huge. what are these chinese brands doing differently or even better than their other, perhaps, more traditional e-commerce rivals like amazon or ebay? >> that's a great question. i think a lot of people think that chinese companies are copycats. had he sort of take what worked in the west and the united kingdom or america and bring it into china. that was largely true about ten years ago, but what we've started to see in the last two or t

the system whether it's on the enrollment side, the date wra center side, up to the tsa side has built the federal standards. they have to go through a certification and accreditation. they go through auditing. they go through testing. it's not monitored through the dhs system. it's monitored through the tsa operation center. everything from the contractor's date wra center. >> i would like to have you answer my wrerl question. the next question i'm going to ask of all of you is what is our to do list on this committee and in the congress? >> i ask you and the committee is for a continued dialogue, and i share this with ranking member before he stepped out. a continued dialogue about the types of data and the types of measures that would give you the confidence, give the american people the confidence that we are investing the grant dollars in a way that is most efficient and most effective and that we're all good stewards of these resources. i agree with admiral thomas. this is -- threat is evolving. so too, have our measurement of where we're headed next so we appreciate a continued

the system whether it's on the enrollment side, the date wra center side, up to the tsa side has built the federal standards. they have to go through a certification and accreditation. they go through auditing. they go through testing. it's not monitored through the dhs system. it's monitored through the tsa operation center. everything from the contractor's date wra center. >> i would like to have you answer my wrerl question. the next question i'm going to ask of all of you is what is our to do list on this committee and in the congress? >> i ask you and the committee is for a continued dialogue, and i share this with ranking member before he stepped out. a continued dialogue about the types of data and the types of measures that would give you the confidence, give the american people the confidence that we are investing the grant dollars in a way that is most efficient and most effective and that we're all good stewards of these resources. i agree with admiral thomas. this is -- threat is evolving. so, too, have our measurement of where we're headed next, so we appreciate a continue

it's controlled, as you said wrerl, an enormous amount of territory in sear wra and increasingly iraqof the sort of problems that's going to come from this is it seized a lot of military vehicles from the iraqi army, and that's going to increase its military capacity as time goes on. >> what is strange almost is that we heard about isis fighting in syria, a very potent force there, and then all of a sudden they kind of sweep in. they took fallujah and ramadi, and now it's taken a really big city and all of a sudden they have carved out this territory that they were seeking. how could that possibly have happened? >> well, for months sort of senior american officials and senior western officials have been warning that this is, you know, not a force to be sort of taken lightly, that they have tremendous paramilitary capacity. they're not just your sort of run of the mill militant group, and they've been issuing these points for a long time, and -- >> the iraqi government has just been ignoring those warnings? >> they've also been making those warnings, but there's a difference in terms o

but a twist comes to us today vie wra "the new york times," reporting it's not the gwb, but a differente real problem for the new jersey governor. far less glamorous bridge called the palaski skyway which connects newark and jersey city. a bridge in desperate need of expensive repairs for years. repairs chris christie did not want to raise taxes to pay for. so, if you're the governor, what do you do, where do you turn? according to "the new york times" he turned to the port authority and top appointee, bill baroni. according to "the times" and "bergen record" the port authority had a couple billion dollars laying around from a hudson river rail project christie, himself, canceled the year before. early 20 1 1, the zbomgovernor before the people of new jersey to announce the port authority would be footing the bill for renovations to the skyway. >> this is a significant commitment from the port authority, and we believe it's an appropriate one of new jersey projects to make our roadways and bridges safer as we travel through the port district and try to get to those connecters. >> so whe

it may well be that three races in five weeks is really punishing and very hard in the modern ear wrahine about it is not -- >> you can't whine about it. these things go in cycles. i know back -- citation won it in 1948. i don't think there's another winner until 1973 with secretariat. this happens. if you come in second -- >> no. i just think it's funny that we all talk -- >> listen, i'm going to say -- >> the wrong moment to raise it. >> it's not a legitimate point. >> this is the wrong time to raise it. >> we grew up before following horseracing because my dad -- my mom and dad -- my dad was from kentucky. i can tell you, this is every bit as common as having -- giving the relief pitcher, like, two or three days off before bringing the relief pitcher back many. i don't like how it looked, and i'm going to take the preakness off and say, you know what, let's win the belmont, finish the triple crown. >> apparently he fwot hurt. >> he may have had a little quarter crack in his shoe, but -- >> i saw a picture. >> we'll never know. the fact is if you watch the race, the horse didn't hav

do they need to be funding ack temperature wra to make sure we have -- academia to make sure we haveame -- give us a timeline. two years? five years? a decade to have those flying robots helping businesses? >> some of the ack -- acquisitions can be five, 10, 15, 20 years. we already collaborate with the government. er in now developing a strategy or a road map of how to bring robotics to the market. how the u.k. can become a leader in that. we are doing this together with the technology strategy board in supporting us and developing this. there is huge performance for investments and this will happen. >> what are the other areas of robotics as well? where is this going to be largely applied? where is the 4 1/2 trillion dollars worth of value going to be coming from? is it manufacturing where robotics are already largely there in terms of the car manufacturers who have welding going on? which industries are going benefit the most do you think? >> i think it is across many industries. the u.k. can become the leader n this area in robotics. for example, the u.k. is already fukushima ng

. >> wra what do you mean? you are not going to be here next monday. >> no. this is it. dad. they laid down their american-made weapons and fleeing. the militants say they will impose law. some allied with islamic jihad and anti-american groups. abc's martha raddatz says that has washington concerned. >> reporter: president obama says himself that these fighters could be a significant threat to our homeland. the fear, the chaos gives this terror group time and space to plot against america. the white house has made clear there will be no u.s. boots on the ground. and so far no word that we would conduct air strikes, but there is word the u.s. is flying surveillance drones over iraq and a report also that iran is actually sending forces in to help the iraqi government. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >>> the u.s. is weighing various military options to help iraq. as we heard from martha raddatz sending american troops isn't one of them. president obama said that the u.s. must deal with what he calls an emergency situation in iraq. drones and air strikes are mentione

why would they tactically withdraw from the boarders with se sere wra and jordan? because syria is the neighbor where isis or isil or whatever is coming in and out. that's a very poor and very bad strategy to allow even more members to come into iraq and more hardware, military hardware that the united states, we're very grateful for the united states to have helped us with all this hardware, military hardware, to make its way back to syria. so to open these channels of fighters and weaponry out is not the right tactical strategy the iraqi government should be doing. going bak to the economy, i look the a things from an economics standpoint. of course, everybody is reporting this as being a sunni/shesunni sunni/shia, iranian/saudi. it makes sense, looking at it from washington or london, it makes sense we can easily say there's a black and there's a white. whichever is black or white. sunnis or shia. i look at it from a different term. sunni was the -- the maliki government was a friend of the west. the change in iraq was assisted by the west. so it is not in my po

it wras somewhat boring. >> there was plenty of other evidence that wasn't boring. like the police interview with simpson or his emotional farewell note or the ensuing bronco chase. those were critical lost opportunities says detective tom lang. >> i had a problem from day one because of evidence that, that they didn't want to put on. >> you would say to prosecutor thousands, what are you doing? they would say don't worry we have dna evidence? >> they didn't say that. they obviously implied that. we kept getting evidence, more and more evidence and they weren't having anything to do with it. >> and that included the eyewitness account of skip junas, the man who said he spotted simpson emptying his gym bag at the airport, approximately an hour after the murders. >> he was trying to conceal whatever he was pulling out. >> detectives urged marcia clark to put skip junas on the stand. but it didn't happen. >> they said they were going to call me. and then the dna evidence went on and on and on and on. and i never heard back from them again. >> and neither did kris jenne

there's a lot of competition in central az wra. we'll have to see how this all ultimately develops. i do believe in the medium term there's a lot of pressure from ukraine and russia. >> you know, here treasury has these enormz tools. the targeted sanctions that you refer to are to try to not make any of our allies bare the full brunt of the pressure. we know france's vulnerability on arms exports and the u.k. on finance, and germany obviously on energy. the attempt to try to spread the pain. the leaders have been remarkably supportive given how hard it was to bring them around, but as we see in the european elections and as we hear anecdotally, i was just in italy and was speaking to people in the media there, leading figures in italy from france, speaking to people from germany, the populations are not really where we are regarding putin. people were questioning me, where are you americans so upset about vladimir putin. now we see hollande inviting him to normandy. the president of the wraits is going through europe this week. obviously the assumption -- sidebar conversation. how d

in the medium term there's a lot of pressure on russia wra. >> you know, here treasury has these enormous tools with sanctions, and as it's been described to me, the targeted sanctions that you referred to are to try to not make any of our european allies there the full brunt of the pressure. so we know france's vulnerability on forces, and the u.k. on finance, and germany, obviously, on energy. the attempt to try to spread the pain. the leaders have been remarkably supportive given how hard it was to bring them around, but as we see in the european elections and as we hear anecdotally -- i just was in italy and was speaking to people in the media there, leading figures there, the populations are not where we are regarding putin. people are questioning me, why are you americans so upset about vladimir putin. now we see hollande inviting him to normandy. what would you as national security advisor -- either of you, both of you, what would you advise the president of the united states to do going to europe this week and having what will obviously be some sidebar conversation with putin. how

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