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Californias the wave, a $43 million water park open for just 90 minutes before the accident. the city-owned park still drawing a crowd on this holiday. >> hopefully, they will take steps to put something in place to prevent stuff like that. >> reporter: with 85 million visiting water parks every year, accidents are rare but do happen. last summer 10-year-old caleb was killed in kansas city going down the worlds tallest water slide, which is yet to reopen. this month his family received a $20 mil...

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The combination of air strikes, artillery, mortars and isis suicide car bombs that have leveled buildings and cost the lives of hundreds of civilians. aer the past couple of days theres been an uptick in the hostilities between both sides after the iraqi forces announced a launch of a new offensive to take over the old city. now we have three iraqi forces coming from the south, the north and west, on isis fighters that remain. they are pinned up against the tigris river. the old city itself is d...

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>> pelley: today four climbers were found dead on mount everest. and we have more from jim axelrod. >> reporter: the four bodies discovered in a tent near the summit bring the total to ten this season. brent bishop-- nearby when the bodies were found-- suspects carbon monoxide poisoning. >> it is really windy and miserable. people make the mistake of closing their tent up and cooking in it. and its a silent killer. >> reporter: the bodies were found in a camp more than 26,000 feet up. the highes...

Tonight, breaking news as we come on the air, from manchester, england. after the deadly terror attack at an ariana grande concert -- >> oh, my god. >> -- just moments ago, the british government raising the threat level to its highest point, now at critical. and tonight here, new images from the explosion. 22 dead, many of them children, young people. the little girl who was just 8. tonight were with the community, still looking for their children. the mother, still missing. also tonight, the...

Sites and on the streets of britain. a striking sight in a country where ordinary policemen dont carry firearms. it will free up police resources to go on the hunt for more suspects, david. >> terry moran leading us off here in england. terry, thank you. authorities here now say they know who the suicide bomber is. it turns out he was known to police. they blasted their way through his home tonight and youre about to see it here. abcs brian ross. >> reporter: in the frantic search today to see...

Advance. and as they try to push into the old city, this is what they have to contend with, these narrow alleyways, armored vehicles of are no use, they have to get on foot and that puts isis at an advantage. soldiers are modifying tactics yw the fly, stringing blankets and bed sheets across alleyways to block the view of isis gunmen. using a household mirror to watch for militants sneaking around corners. liar the front line lieutenant halonel sghaeer told us plans ine now in place to retake th...

>> pelley: nancy cordes on capitol hill. in iraq, the battle to liberate mosul from isis has reached a critical phase tonight. after seven months of fighting, iraqi troops backed by the u.s. have taken all but a few neighborhoods. in iraqs second largest city, warplanes and tanks are now giving way to house-to-house .ombat. charlie dagata is there. >> reporter: in a darkened room r iraqi machine gunner takes aim at an isis sniper. a soldier points out the target, a building just a few blocks awa...

Like winning a pulitzer, an oscar, or a boxing world championship. >> he is literally boxing for his life. what were requiring of immigrants these days is the survival of the fittest. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> reporter: beltran is fighting for his future. >> reporter: what is it you love most about this country? >> i love that there is a lot of potential. whatever you want to do, you can make it here. theres a lot of hope here. >> reporter: hope in a place he already calls home. morgan radford, nb...