it's a guy who signed his name, a resident of mid coast maine. this one from e-mail, you have requested the opinion of the maine people in regards to you resigning as the governor of this state. my opinion is, a very strong yes. thank you for allowing me to express my choice. and so, thank you, freedom of information act. thank you, people of maine for being polite and mostly not obscene in your epic tide of instant disapproval of your governor when he asked what you thought. and republican presidential candidate donald trump may see a well respected governor, but take that with a grain of salt. from a candidate who thinks the place he needs to be campaigning right now, of all places, is the state of maine. lots to get to tonight. stay with us. wish your skin could bounce back like... ...it used to? neutrogena® hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it... ...supple and hydrated... ...day... ...after day. with hydrating hyaluronic acid, which retains up to 1000 times its weight... ...in water. this refreshing water gel... plumps s

it's a guy who signed his name, a resident of mid coast maine. this one from e-mail, you have requested the opinion of the maine people in regards to you resigning as the governor of this state. my opinion is, a very strong yes. thank you for allowing me to express my choice. and so, thank you, freedom of information act. thank you, people of maine for being polite and mostly not obscene in your epic tide of instant disapproval of your governor when he asked what you thought. and republican presidential candidate donald trump may see a well respected governor, but take that with a grain of salt. from a candidate who thinks the place he needs to be campaigning right now, of all places, is the state of maine. lots to get to tonight. stay with us. >>> ataturk airport in istanbul, turkey, was open for business today. look at these pictures. remarkable pictures today, taken inside ataturk airport, by nbc's richard engel. this is just today, one day after a complex terrorist attack that killed 42 people and injured more than 230 people. an attack that

i just want to thank the senator from maine for all the work that she is done for this. for all of those in this bipartisan coalition of come together and said let's actually put something on the floor that can case not that it is designed to beat the other party with. it's actually designed to do it h something to work. that's what the bipartisan proposal is about. it's been well described what it actually does on how protects the due process provisions that are there. let me simply say, i grew up in rural arizona, that is where my heart still is. i am a gun owner. i always will be.ent with i take my second amendment rights very seriously. this amendment, the bipartisan amendment is consistent with those rights. it also have an impact if somebody is dangerous enoughng that we prohibit them from flying on the plane, they should not be able to purchase a firearm. that is the bottom line. that is what the bipartisan amendments will actually solve. i will it encourage myeve me, ti colleagues to support it. if we don't, we will be back jut here. believe me, this this issue w

inch water main broke shooting out waters for hours yesterday afternoon. hundreds living near edsel road and south van dorn are still without water this morning. >> i've never seen anything like it. i've seen a water main break before, but this is like white water rapids. >> you heard it, like whitewater rafting. as crews continue to work to fix the main, expect traffic delays t in that area throughout morning commute. >>> as we get ready to see more storms today, d.c. water is doing what it can to stop scenes like this one from happening again. time lapse video shows the water gushing down into the cleveland park station during tuesday's storm. yesterday crews were busy cleaning out storm drains to make sure all the water has shr to go. and stay informed on this weather alert day with the nbc washington app. any updates will come straight to your phone. >>> there are still heavy hearts in orlando this morning, but for the first time since the shooting that killed 49 people and injured more than 50 others, the owners of the pulse night club will hold their

one of the three main engines. these are reusable liquid propellant engines that have not been done before. they operate with a greater degree of efficiency and reliability. engine isshuttle main one of the great technical challenges of the special we are and reports -- fortunate to have one here made up of parts and components that flew on quite a variety of missions. as a whole, it was not flown in had acquired components on it. you're pleased to have that. -- we are pleased to have that. and we have the space shuttle discovery on display at the second location. it was delivered to us without main engines. it was delivered at this. nasa chose to save the engines. they were so highly prized. they chose to save them for possible use on the next launch vehicle. if we are lucky, we make it one of those and that would be one that had flown in space. on the wall behind the main of theis a cross-section other main propulsion element of the shuttle. that is a slice of a solid rocket booster. or the slice of a model of a

that's a town in southern maine. from the time i walked in the door through dinner and even walking back to my car, every single person i spoke with either wanted me to convey their thanks to senator king for his stand on -- quote -- doing something on gun control to asking me that he stand firm and do more. people who own guns and said so and those who don't. every single person expressed dismay that congress has not acted onstringent be given a vo. many wanted to know when the vote would b >> many wanted to know when the vote would be taken in the senate. people in maine, including responsible gunowners want more background checks and limitations on those who raise red flags. they want common-sense legislation. i was surprised at the focus on this issue end quote. mr. president, we will have before us, i hope sometime today, an amendment which i consider a national security issue. since being in this body, i have been privileged to serve on the armed services and intelligence committee and have studied, worked on,

maine would like you. maine is offering a move to maine deal. if you come to maine on vacation and you like it, they'll pay for your vacation. you go to vacation on maine, if you decide you are going to stay in maine, they will pay back that vacation. i think it's smart because it's summer vacation. so you're like, i love this. then you move there and it becomes february. >> make it a really nice vacation. >> ever been to maine? >> it's not warm in the summer let alone in the winter. >>> we are saying good-bye to boxing legend muhammed ali. the body of ali is back home in louisville, kentucky. this morning. it was transported yesterday. >> memorials continue to grow at the muhammed ali center as fans pay tribute to the man known as the greatest. jay gray is there live with a closer look at the legacy he is leaving behind. >> good morning. fans have been showing up here since his death late friday. some because of what he did inside the boxing ring but so many more because of the legacy he leaves after his fights came. all here to say good-bye to

tonight, the wife of the orlando shooter has become the main suspect. authorities have told -- refused to allow charging the wife as an accomplice. sources they that she had prior knowledge of the plans to carry out an attack and she may have gone with him to purchase weapons did investigators just weapons. investigators are following up on his -- clues that he was a closeted gay man himself. reporter: she could be the key to uncovering the motive behind the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. the wife of omar mateen, how much did she know? investigators say that her husband told her about his plans and she could face criminal charges for not notifying the authorities. police are still investigating what drove him to kill 49 people in a game -- gay nightclub, was it religiously motivated terror or a personal struggle? some witnesses said that he was a regular visitor at the night of -- club. but his wife said that it was just out -- scout the venue. omar mateen's father has blamed the attack on isis. we are victims of isis. i want to get my message out

we believe it's a 10" main that they're going to have to come and dhiing whole area up. look how close the apartments are and that i think was the scary thing. i don't know, mike, you think we can walk around this a little. quickly we want to jump here and try to show you the berm here. take a look that retaining wall and look out underneath and you can see how close the water was coming to these apartments these lower level apartment i can tell you local police were here and they checked on the residents in the area and said it would be fine. the crews we talked to at the hite this water main break the water in this stonewall area was as much as 10 feet high and that's running down to a parking lolt back behind there. on the other side in a second, guys, so really just some impressive damage here in hyattsville. really just a little corner of the street here. so fortunately it's not one of the major thoroughfares and there's people right now in this neighborhood that do not have watt they are morning. we'll be checking on the rest of the damage and we'll keep you guys u

the main line or main activity will be later today. let's look at temperatures right now. warm, sticky, yet again, 73 washington and 72 mannasas and 73 quanitco and 70 leopard town. here's how everything plays out. future cast shows hour or two can get in this morning. and main event in west virginia and severe thunderstorms is likely before 4 and 8 p.m. but i would say around 5 nk metro. good news it's fast-moving and will sweep through here. we'll see clearing later tonight. severe weather risk for today still as we mentioned that enhanced risk in washington area up through baltimore, philadelphia, and all the way down south to richmond winds gusts over 60. compromised briefly with the through. 7 by 11 a.m. and 83, humid, cloudy and thunderstorms likely this afternoon. better workweek forecast, much, much better that's in the 7 day. >> annie. >> let's look at top story this morning. metro kicked offer safe track repair plan this weekend. today was the start of around the clock single tracking between the east falls church and boston and metro stations saturday rather sta

here in maine, it's a blue state. hasn't vote forward a republican candidate for president since 1988. trump's strategy here is to try to steal a couple of, at least one, electoral vote given how maine's system works. the big headlines from the speech today, his emphasis on trade. his one oblique passing reference to the attack in turkey was commenting on how coverage of that basically blew up coverage of his speech on trade. that's why you're seeing trump talk about that. seven action steps we heard yesterday when he delivered that trump speech. >> it's tough to hear me. i also thought it was interesting that he went after his former primary rivals over that pledge. fascinating timing. he's just weeks out from his own party's convention. this is when he needs to unify his party. what did you make of that? >> this is something we've heard from donald trump, relitigating what happened in the primaries, going after former rivals but also those who competed against him. trump has done this since he became the presumptive

in alexandria,s van dorn street shut down after a water main break. the cleanup could affect the morning commute. jay korff is live at the latest on what we need to know. yeah, leon, still a major mess, a massive gaping hole on its own road caused by this -- on edsel caused by the water main break. the water has been flowing for hours. >> jay: wednesday evening, a 12 inch water main ruptured on edsel road near south van dorn, sending gallons of water down the road. street is shining because of all the water. jay: why the water main burst is uncertain. >> this is a big mess. >> i see this. it is crazier and crazier. they have tried turning it off multiple times, multiple locations, and they cannot stop it. later, theive hours flow of water finally started to slow. some fear they will not have water in the morning, while others were concerned about their commute. >> i don't know what happened. i want them to get it fixed as soon as possible. i'm thinking to go through to get to work. >> i just hope i have water in the morning. a spokesperson for the uti

quite a large water main break at the time. if we go back to chopper 6 hd it appears that the water has stopped gushing in this area. we have an alert as well from septa. septa telling us that all regional rail lines traveling through center city now may experience delays due to that water main break at 18th and jfk boulevard. so the area of 18th and jfk boulevard and arch. and impacting the tracks at suburban station. that looks like the area of the new comcast tower. at 18th and arch and jfk boulevard. it appeared to us to be a large water main break. we'll monitor it here on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> all right in other news now. philadelphia's new fire commissioner is vowing to find the person responsible for a series of fires at a senior facility in german town. four fires are started at the hamill mill apartments in recent months. the latest broke out last night. investigators believe the fires were intensionally set. chad pradelli will have more on the investigation in a live report in our next half hour. >>> a numb

. >> it was a broken main. not just the pipe but the main. and that water had been coming in for some time before it was detected. >> crews repair the water main, fill the hole with concrete and repair the road. hollywood boulevard becomes a bustling thoroughfare once again. in 1999, four years later, the red line stop at hollywood and western is finally completed. passengers ride the trains and all's well in the city of angels. >>> coming up -- an entire industrial building collapses from heavy snow as employees run for their lives. >> it sounded like a freight train coming. >>> when "caught on camera: watch out" continues. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. [we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ burning of diabetic nerve pa

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is supposed to turn right back around and return to maine. but john mccafferty recalls overhearing a phone conversation in which a crew member expresses concerns to a company official. >> he described how the weather was not, you know, favorable and also he was concerned because he was saying that he had valve trouble in his right engine. >> the plane is scheduled to land at the knox county regional airport in owls head maine near rockland right off the atlantic ocean. the company's certified weather observer in rockland said the sky is obscured by fog in the area with three-mile visibility. the pilots don't want to fly, and they're not the only ones with nagging doubts. >> as i looked up at the plane i had a feeling overcome me and i knew in my heart that this plane was going to crash. i just had an overwhelming feeling. >> at 7:55 p.m. the plane takes off for the one-hour flight. it's turbulent. halfway through, the pilots request updated weather information. they're told visibility is down to 3/4 of a mile and conditions are deteriorate ei

raging waters on edsall road rusho after a water main breaks. clarence lives nearby. >> all the water looking like a river running down and come outside and see a sinkhole literally two or three cars could fit in. >> clarence along with hundreds of people in the neighborhood are waterless on a hot day. >> you can't take a shower. so, you know, it's a big scene right now. >> reporter: virginia mayor says the main that is 50 to 100 years old broke gushing water like rapids for 3 1/2 hours. crews are working to turn it off while parents and children watch the powerful force. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> they pulled over and got out of their car. >> i was worried an scared because i have no idea what is going on. we were trying to get that way and so much traffic so we had to make a u-turn. >> i never seen anything like it. i have seen a water main break before, but this is like white water rapis. looked like six flags water park. officials recommend that people drink bottled water. if you plan to take edsall road stay away from here. eve

contentious to hostile and the feeling seems mutual, but after decades of bashing by talk radio does the main stream media have any credibility remaining? and bernie sanders makes a last play for california. can he prevent hillary clinton from locking up the nomination? >> but first, he called himself the greatest and with good reason. as cassius clay he won the olympic gold medal, golden gloves title and then as muhammad ali he became the worl's most famous conscientious objector to the vietnam war and was stripped of his title and banned from the sport. wolf blitzer has more on this incredible story. >> muhammad ali first put on a pair of boxing gloves at age 12 and six years later burst on to the scene as a brash, but talented champion at the 1960 olympics. his star and voice rising as he turned pro, ali stepped up against sonny liston for the heavyweight title four years later. >> it's going to take a big man to whoop me. i'm loaded with confidence. when liston could not answer the bell for round 7 cassius clay had arrived. >> come here. >> i'm the greatest thing that ever lived. >> repor

main threats are high winds and possibility for localized flash flooding. so your "7-day forecast," 85 today if we get much warmer, we'll have another round of strong storms this evening. chance for a shower or two on your friday, but the weekend looks dry. very important for all your outdoor plans. good weather from the blue ridge to the bay to the beaches this weekend. let's go over to jack dtaylor nw wtop. >> wet and morning rush hour never a good combination. a crash on air park road near muncaster mill. authorities headed to the scene. a live look along 270 southbound, it's been volume driving through some of the rain showers. so more stop than go. this is just going to be how it goes this morning. give yourself extra time. dealing with chuck's complete show as we've been calling it with all the lightning. so give yourself extra time and don't overdrive the conditions. ba back in to you. >>> scary news as many of you head out for your summer vacations. health officials expect an ohio 18-year-old died after contracting a brain-eating amoeba. this happen

the dogs are recruited from lou main society. they're getting to work in montgomery county minneapolis and annapolis and western maryland. thanks for joining us. >> tmz is next. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: when cleveland wins after more than half a century, it deserves a nice party, doesn't it? >> they went to vegas on their way back to cleveland and like shut vegas down. harvey: how do you plan -- for example, what did golden state do? >> at some point in golden state's locker room there was probably champagne everywhere. >> and shirts. >> and they had to go and the shirts are now headed to africa. >> tough decision today. calvin harris and tom hiddleston. >> tom hiddleston just really did a whole photo shoot for "w" magazine. you're going against calvin harris, who did armani underwear ads. >> those are like prison underwear. >> it looks like a father's day ad! [laughter] >> nick young and iggy azalea are over.

repairs to the water main are ongoing. it will cost you some extra time. back into you. >>> there are growing concerns about lead in d.c.'s water especially in schools and libraries. unacceptable lead levels were found at souza just weeks after a xwruch students returned from volunteering this flint, michigan to help during their water crisis. lead was also found in seven water outlets in four libraries. >> 240 ono one expected it and think to have just returned from flint and seeing the severity of the crisis there, it really hit home. >> filters are being installed in all of those facilities. >>> today we could get our best idea yet of how safetrack is going to impact commuters in montgomery county. adam tuss will be there will this morning when the montgomery county transportation committee meets with metro. they're talking about the shutdowns on the red line set to take place in august. for week whole stretches of the red line will be single tracking. >>> so far safetrack has had its biggest impact on the blue, orange and silver lines around the border

well, none of those five cities are in maine. sharyl: so where were most of the food stamps handed out to maine residents actually used to buy food? amazingly, meadows says it was the bronx, brooklyn, philadelphia, las vegas, and kissimmee, florida. rep. meadows: now, this is maine and yet those are the five cities that have the most use of food stamps and, what, americans are very compassionate, they want there to be a safety net there, but they don't want to be taken advantage of either. sharyl: meadows plans to dig into the maine food stamp example at an upcoming congressional hearing. nationally, since 2000, food stamp costs to taxpayers have more than tripled from around $21 billion to more than $75 billion this year. on the next "full measure," donald trump is heading to cleveland as the presumptive republican nominee. protests are expected to follow. is cleveland ready for the clash? some don't think so. >> are you afraid your guys are going to get hurt? >> yeah, there's definitely going to be guys that are going to get hu

the 10" main. what was happen when we got here was incredible. the water gushing over this retapeing wall. that's what it sounded like when we arrived. and i thought gosh where is that water coming from. my photographer mike rickard and i went to see it water fall over the retaining wall. these are the top of park apartments here in hyattsville and folks tell me the water was almost ten feet high in this wall area. we also went around the area side and saw cars on the back parking lot looks like mudd and debris is there too. folks may need to check vehicles and make sure they're okay. for now it looks like tlaevr got most of it at least under control and it will take time obviously they'll dig up this street here and take care of fixing the broken main. couple houses still here without water this morning. but those few others were able to get back online so it will have to wait until we get this all fixed. live in hyattsville, i'm melanie alnwick, news. >> go ahead. >> she's sunshine today look at

so, the key timing with the main squall line could have some scattered activity before that but the main squall line looks to be moving through between about 4:00 in the afternoon and 9:00 in the evening on sunday. what this means is that we'll see strong to severe storms, winds could gust more than 60 miles per hour. that's the main threat but we could have some heavy downpours up to 2-inches of rain that could cause some localized flooding. the air mass is really juicy ahead of this system. right now temperatures holding in the 70's with all the clouds, 74 degrees in philadelphia. the same in allentown. wilmington 75. millville 72. and down the shore, cape may with that wind off the ocean -- the ocean temperature has warmed up to 66. the air temperature currently 67 degrees. so, satellite6 along with action radar showing we have a weak cold front that's really limping across central pennsylvania, mainly just some clouds associated with this and that front will stall to the south tomorrow. the main event for sunday is this powerful low pressure. it's moving into the midwest. what this w

i represent the great state of maine, in particular northern maine and other parts of our state, and we have a real problem up there. now, we learned, mr. braun, about 95% of the heroin entering this country goes through our southwest border. it goes through our southwestern border. do you have any evidence that hezbollah and their drug trafficking operations in south america have any kind of impact or influence on the heroin entering this country that's now reaching all the way to northern maine, it is coming through our southwest border? >> thank you, congressman. listen, i've been out of government now 7 1/2 years so i don't have access to information like i used to have in my old job. but what i can tell you is this. hezbollah has become so proficient at not only, you know, engineering the wiring diagram, if you will, for what's needed to conduct their very effective money laundering operations, but they are now providing those same services to both colombian and mexican drug trafficking cartels. so, by doing so, if nothing else, they're certainly facilitating, you know, what's s

and a water main break is causing a big mess at king of prussia mall today. mall boulevard has been blocked off to traffic ever since. vernon odom is live near the break with more on this problem. >> reporter: good afternoon brian, things are clearing up very quickly here in king of prussia, there are no traffic tie-ups around the mall if you look out at route 202 it's moving better than normal. only one access road was shut down and still shut down right now. you can take a look over there as the workers work and the water subsided and they are repairing the damage and cleaning up. at 1:340 this afternoon a water main break off 202, into the king of prussia mall. a lot of water gushed out so the access road had to be shut down. a large sinkhole developed and workers will be here replacing the cast iron main overnight. there were no injuries. >> a water main break, an aqua line and water flowing into the roadway and a couple of houses will be affected in the valley forge home section of the town. >> without water service? >> yes temporarily. >> it caused the

what is the main difference between these two candidates? >> they have broad similarities, economic investment, policing proposals. also the main difference has been on the issue of, from pablo kochanski's point of view, the ofinistration and the links recent corruption that have surrounded her closest colleagues. and in the case of the other, she has tried to portray kochanski as the elite, the dictator of the businesses. but in terms of economic and they have policies, more similarities rather than differences. anchor: you mentioned keiko fujimori, how do you explain her popularity? she is not just the daughter of a dictator, he was convicted of crimes against humanity. what is behind her support? thehe is the daughter of former brazilian dictator. he is in jail because of human rights attacks during his administration. he is still very popular among a segment of the electorate. i will say the popularity keiko has is because of the popularity her father still has, and also because of her own support, despite that he is in jail. he remains

midday construction, a water main -- a gas main break that was struck, causing problems on u.s. one, shutdown northbound and southbound between the fairfax county parkway and mount vernon memorial highway due to the gas main that was struck en route 1. we will keep you posted and that you know if it reopens. 395 southbound, up to speed even with the work that takes at it right lane at duke street, southbound looks good even as you merge onto i-95 heading down toward fredericksburg, no troubles. into the district, north and southbound, looking good on 14th street, connecticut avenue come a live look at wisconsin avenue, no issues through chevy chase and bethesda, into the district. that is a look at the roads. .ummy: thank you orlando, a live update on the alligator situation. >> in terms of signage, there is signage in this immediate area, that there is no swimming allowed. areais available in this and the other resort areas. >> nothing about an alligator? >> how long will this go search -- we will continue to search until we find the body, hopefully today, if it is beyond that,

you never keep a person waiting from maine. but i'm on bill o'reilly. but i saw tonight and saw the last few days, people are talking more than ever about this phenomena that's been created. and it's really an amazing thing. even pundits that truly, truly hate me they're saying it's a movement like i've never seen in this country before. it's bigger than bernie sanders. it's big thaern bernie sanders. and yet -- and yet, bernie, i have to say one thing about bernie. he'll be nasty and say i'd never vote for trump, but that's okay. i know what he thinks inside. he hates her. he hates her. he cannot stand her. bernie sanders cannot stand hillary clinton. but i'll tell you something. you wouldn't think this. you wouldn't think this. but there is one thing that bernie sanders and i are in complete accord with. and that's trade. he said we're being ripped off. i say we're being ripped off. i've been saying it for years. he's been saying it for years. i am saying it even louder because i've been really saying i understand how bad it is because i have travelle

we don't know why the main broke, but we have seen a number of water mains and sewage lines breaking in san francisco lately. most of them are part of the city's crumbling infrastructure. >>> some scary moments in san francisco today. >> an emergency alert went out telling residents that a tsunami may be headed their way! and to get ready to evacuate. >> kpix 5 reporter julie watts with a text alert that caught a lot of people off guard including those who actually sent the text. julie. >> reporter: that's right, liz. you know, the san francisco department of emergency management basically says this is a training exercise gone wrong. but most people out here in the tsunami zone at ocean beach today had no idea anything had happened. >> i didn't hear about it. >> i haven't heard about a tsunami warm. >> i thought maybe a siren. i didn't hear anything. >> reporter: folks enjoying ocean beach today knew nothing about this text alert warning of an earthquake that triggered a tsunami warning. >> let me assure everyone that tom is okay. >> very good to hear. >> and that there is no tsunami

nbc bay area's robert handa is at the main jail in san jose. what's the latest accusation? >> the latest allegation certainly has some familiar sounding elements. regardless of what happens in court, it does put the main jail and the jail system back under law enforcement and public scrutiny. >> there was a scar right there. >> reporter: he says he has physical and emotional scars from time served at the jail. the former inmate filed a lawsuit against the county, several named correctional deputies and others for violation of civil rights. he claims he was treated unfairly in a number of incidents but the main one involved an alleged beating by he says at least two officers in september last year. he says officers used the excuse he gave them attitude to punch and kick him. >> the laceration on my forehead came from getting kicked in my head and it split open and at the time i was getting kicked so many times i felt my face get warm and i thought, i'm bleeding. >> reporter: his mother says it took five days to find out what happened from another inmate. >> we just want to h

gunfire and explosions that istanbul's main international airport. three dozen people killed and 147 wounded. three suicide bombers carried out the attacks. security forces believe jesus was behind the attacks although there has been no claim of responsibility from any group so far. on the campaign trail, donald trump and hillary clinton reacting to the bombings. trump said it better get smart and tough. clinton said we must beat up cooperation with allies and partners in the middle east to fight terrorism. outgoing british prime minister david kim has sold e.u. leaders in brussels that he watched lastly vote because so many voters felt there was no control over immigration from europe. kimmitt said he does not regret holding the referendum that cost him his job. let's look at stock futures in the u.s. get ahead of the opening bell for the second day 77 pints of almost half of 1%. s&p futures and nasdaq futures are gaining half of 1%. nicole: with a moderate rally today, basically the upside in positive territory for the dow and the s&p. the headline

there was controversy over the initial design for the main olympic venue. claims, it cost too much. then the local was scrapped amid accusations of plagiarism. french prosecutors say they are investigating the bid. it's connected to payments linked to the family of a former olympic committee member. this traveler from russia thinks it won't affect how people view tokyo. >> it's a good slogan of the tokyo 2020, unity and diversity. we should just be delighted all the good people around the world and everything will be fine. she wouldn't pay much attention to such incidents. >> reporter: for people living here, the hope is to move past the trouble. >> i hope the next governor is a responsible person. >> reporter: nhk world, tokyo. >>> they have tracked reports of three incidents that china may have been testing the waters. officials say the vessel was spotted wednesday morning. a maritime self-defense force patrol plane tracked the island. the vessel stayed for until two hours, the ministry is trying to discover more about the intentions. >> translator: the foreign ministry has convey

the main weather headline as we approach thursday, the main focus will be in the north bay. rainfall estimates are challenging especially places like santa rosa, rainfall likely. this may wake you up, you see this into the afternoon hours, it looks like the main activity moves in. south bay, completely different story. trace amounts or a couple hundreds of an inch for the central portions of the bay, they go up as you work your way closer to mendocino county as well. gusty wind around 30 miles per hour and what's the weather system moves in, that will be the source of rainfall up in the north bay but even the chance of a few sprinkles, here's our forecast model, look at the action, 5:00 a.m. shifting to the south, more activity developing thursday afternoon and thursday night not too much activity. rain showers will be moving out. upper 50s-60s, warmest locations will be approaching lower 70s and here's a look at your friday forecast. we have one rain cloud and it could be a little more challenging. a breezy for friday and normal temperatures, we could be talking about tripl

this is the main gate to enter into the airport. to say we will not be frightened, we will not allow these terrorists to rule our daily lives. that being said, some people forensic experts in particular have said that opening a crime scene so quickly could cause issues in terms of collecting evidence and trying to figure out how this crime unfolded. back to you. >> hola, thank you so much. outside that busy airport this morning. airports across the united states are ramping up security in the wake of the terrorist attack in turkey. the tsa increasing security at major airports there this morning to los angeles. authorities will be adding highly visible security personnel on the perimeter of the terminals. that includes heavily armed officers who will conduct ran tomorrow security sweeps and searches. one lawmaker tells us authorities are doing all they can to keep people safe. >> in the faa bill that went through the congress a month or so ago, we did some significant beefing up of airport perimeter security, something called viper

governor and other things in the state of maine. i know that the national rifle association is whipping its followers into a frenzy about this legislation, that collins bipartisan legislation, they're going crazy. and that's disappointing but not surprising. almost every american agrees the suspected terrorists should not be able to purchase firearms and explosives. the republican leader should ignore the pleas, the desperate pleas from the n.r.a. and bring senator collins' amendment to the floor for a vote. mr. president, on another subject, when we have voted on the collins amendment, we must turn our attention to another critically important matter, addressing the zika public health crisis. the american people have been waiting since february for republicans to respond in regard to this serious, serious threat from zika. caused by mosquito bites. now, mr. president, for centuries mosquitoes have been wreaking havoc on people, but never ever in the past has there been any reports of, that mosquitoes are carrying with them a virus

right now the main threat is large hail. we have had ping-pong ball sized hail and moving to the southeast. >> we are seeing hail bigger now. >> really? >> yes, it looks like it could be an inch and a quarter. getting bigger and i'm not concerned about the windshield cracking but unnerving and we will put it to you this way. >> pull over. if you think you should. want to be safe and everybody wants to storms. >> we have slowed down significantly and i don't know if we are doing 20 or 30 miles per hour at this point to be safe. i'd rather get out of the path of the storm at this point. >> just so you know, around river road and ebenezer road and toy hail lane, we are picking up hail size. 3.7-inches and a little larger west of blumont. >> we had that larger than one inch. >> yes, we saw that. and when you have big hail you can have tornadic activity. guess what, howard. >> we are trying to get towards louden away from the storm. where is that circulation, do you see them. >> lees town. let me call up here and heading east. be

street was always, for years the main street. if you go along bleecker street on sixth or seventh, you can still find a little bit of the shops left. remember, those italians who shopped on bleecker street, they lived in these act streets. this is minetta street, and 1890's, early 1900s. none of us would've gone there back then. you will went there if you are looking for trouble. drugs or prostitution. few years, the new generation of middle-class young people are going to discover this neighborhood and start moving in and they are going to debit with a new name, greenwich village that none of the people photograph ever heard. in the 1900s and 1910s in this tenement apartment, this young couple would be there and in the next apartment, and italian them who thought they were the lower west side. you are looking at jefferson courthouse. patchin place is in this photograph. slum alley. only a few years later, it becomes a center of residence. i think judah barnes actually lived in patchin place. louise bryant probably came over. may

to me, that is good all main common sense. >> thank you hank. all of us here today there is no one who has experienced the pain felt by the families have lost loved ones to terrorism more than our colleague from florida, senator bill nelson. i am really pleased that he could be with us today. thank you. >> i/o it to the people of orlando to try to get something done. i oh it not only to these families a 49, but i oh it to the families of people still in the hospital, some of which may not make it. i/o we it to those law-enforcement officers that stormed that nightclub and one of which i met has a scar 1 inch are long on his four head that his kevlar helmet stopped that bullet. i trained for it to those surgeons -- and the trauma center and of course you have seen the blood issues of one of those surgeons. a tram for it -- i/o it to people who have come up to me as i been on south orange avenue in the heat of summer and have just been engulfed in tears as they hugged and said please do something. now, this is a step forward. interestingly, those

the main timing between three and 7:00 o'clock on your saturday. winds could gust up to 60 miles per hour lightning and hail torrential brief downpours across the area as well. so tomorrow morning is dry, it's quiet. stelle comfortable but during the day the temperatures climb, the humidity will start to build. there could be an early spotty shower but that is not the main event. by lunch time, a mixture of sun and clouds we'll call it partly sunny but look at 2:00 p.m. just outside of the pocono mountains watching for a lot line of showers and thunderstorms here's 3:00 o'clock you can see north and west. the lehigh valley, then as we move toward, say, four, 5:00 o'clock, right along the i navy corridor, where you see that red, purple and pink that indicates that we're talking about some intense rain and look at that little bit of a bow. that will mean that we're talking about the threat of some damaging winds and by five, 6:00 o'clock, it pushes down the shore. then it's out here after about seven, 8:00 o'clock giving way to windy conditions for t

crews water main breaks in june. this is a big one. a lot of residence are either without water or very low water pressure. >> i had the helicopter -- heard the helicopter, it seemed like, going for all night. i was a bit surprised to see the water problem. john: it appears old infrastructure could be to blame here today in takoma park, which is a lot of that -- which is the case a lot of time with water main breaks. this is a very busy area. these crossing guards will be back out here, helping parents and children get through this muddy mess. back to you. jummy: coming up on abc 7 news at noon, we continue to follow the latest on the tragedy in orlando. the update expected from the fbi in just moments. >> down and the humidity has been dropping. we are at 72 right now. some gusty winds. temperatures will be warming up into the lower 80's this afternoon with clear skies. we do have some changes as we head toward the end of the week. showers and thunderstorms back in the forecast. announcer: you are watching abc news news at noon -- abc

they reached a security checkpoint but didn't get inside the main hall. another video appears to show one of the gunmen getting shot, falling and detonating his explosives. as ambulances arrive to recover the dead and wounded, taxi drivers leaving the terminal shouted, don't enter, a bomb has exploded. it's not the first time istanbul's airports have been attacked. no one has yet claimed this attack but suspicion is falling on two groups, isis and kurdish separatists. turkey and istanbul braced for more and angry. bill neely, nbc news london. >> we want to go to richard engel in istanbul. he's made his way to the airport. richard, what can you tell us from there? >> reporter: well, the police have sealed off this area. we can't get any closer to the terminal which you can see behind me. we see startled passengers coming out here carrying their babies, dragging their luggage. we reported several weeks ago, lester, that isis had forward deployed more than 35 militants from syria to turkey with the intention of carrying out attacks on an international scale

>> what was your main goal? just getting into battle? what was the main overall objective? was to kill enemy soldiers. we did not hold terrain, we were not moving lines on a mpa. ap. the objective >> when you read military orders, it says to destroy the enemy. that is the way that military phrases. from that point forward, how did it affect the men? we had lost men killed already but never in a battle. we had been killed in accidents and men killed in booby traps. he was the first man shot to death in battle. he just happened to be such a large personality and that made it all much more painful. it made it a little more touching for all of us. minutesdn't spend two without him will bring out a picture to show you of his son. him was a serious loss to all of us. us smiledink any of quite the same as we had before then. it taught us to play for keeps. this is serious stuff. that tally.e by -two questions. when you caring him on your why would they stop firing? were they aiming for you when they fired again? it was between two and three feet high. they were simply searching in

>> first of all you fix the water main, right? >> yes? >> then you fill it with dirt. >> filler, yes. >> then you pair the stinking road. >> pave it over, done. >> that simple? >> would that not take all weekend? >> department of streets mike jerrick on his way. >> 6:43, up early fixing it. >> 6:44, up, now sunshine, at least nice weather, no more rain to worry about there temperature into the 50's, nice and comfortable, humidity down, upper 60s now in philadelphia, headed for the 80s today. it get little cooler down the shore, but it gets a lot more humid, orbit more humid there, starting tomorrow. here is the storm responsible for that. the warmfront comes up first. that gives us a shower tomorrow morning. front comes through later today. showers, storms, late in the afternoon tomorrow. all of this will be evolving overnight tonight. here is the clouds. this is starting already tonight. not much is expected before then. few light showers develop as the warm humid air moves in. then, we will see it continue to fill in by 10:00. it is rig

and their families are fleeing the main airport in istanbul. turkish officials say at least three suicide bombers blew themself up at the arrival area of the main terminal. >> this happened at the arrivals area. >> yes. in arrivals, yes. >> did you hear an explosion? there was gunfire? >> you know, guns. >> reporter: they would open fire first with automatic weapons. police returned fire but it didn't stop the terrorists. this cc tv footage on a computer appears to show the moment of one of the explosions. this was a coordinated, as well as a deadly assault on the third busiest airport in europe. it was crowded as the terrorists struck. they reached a security check point but didn't get inside the main hall. another video appears to show one of the falling and detonating his explosives. as ambulances arrive to recover the dead and wounded, taxi drivers leaving the terminal shouted don't enter, a bomb has exploded. it's not the first time istanbul's airports have been attacked. no one has yet claimed this attack but suspicion is falling on two g

officials think a contractor may have struck a 20-inch main while working in the area. you can see water shooting into the street in this eyewitness cam video, weaver a crew on the scene, and much more on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00. >> also, just in to "eyewitness news", congressman john lewis has been named as this year's recipient of the liberty medal. the annual award presented by the national constitution center. congressman lewis is one of the last surviving leaders of the 19 60s civil rights movement. he currently reps george's fifth district. award will honor him for his dedication, and constitution, ceremony takes place september 19th. he's amazing. >> well, coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 this is only a drill, but one day after a shooting on the campus of ucla it is an incredibly important one. the new policy student at temple university are being taught. >> quite a site for shoppers outside a hardware store in alaska, a newborn moose. the calf was born not in the forest, but in the parking lot after lowe's home improvement store in a

they opened fire outside the main terminal, perhaps to draw away security forces. one then detonated a bomb. the ensuing chaos allowed the two remaining militants to slip past security and enter the terminal itself. but police put up a fight. a new video shows the moment when a witness said a policeman tackled one of the militants in the terminal, wrestling him to the ground but the bomber still managed to detonate. the final surviving attacker made is way up to an upper level, but he, too, was confronted by police and shot. the officer who immobilized the attacker before his bomb blew up is being celebrated here as a hero. the officer survived. richard from connecticut had just landed at the airport with his wife and walked straight into it all. >> we didn't know what was going on. there was a possibility of someone coming around the corner with a gun, what people were shouting. >> reporter: british videographer, lawrence cameron, lad just landed and took pictures and helped a man in a wheelchair. >> there was families struggling with kids and babies and small chi