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Portland already reporting four days above 90 this month. another 90-degree day tomorrow. the little league player caught in the dust devil at home plate. take a look at this. it happened during a little league game in jacksonville, florida. 7-year-old catcher caught right in the middle of it. the 17-year-old umpire grabbing him, carrying him to safety, power washed his eyes out with water and return right back into the game. love that. only come back here tonight the army to star general you met right here in the family he never knew he had well what's not happen tonight. >> announcer: "abc w...

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Unfolded as armed security guard michael anthony confronted brown inside walgreens for allegedly stealing. surveillance video showing the two in a scuffle. according to prosecutors anthony's have brown spit on him and repeatedly threatened to stab him. as brown left the store, anthony says brown turned and lunged in his direction. the security guard shooting brown once in the chest. later describing them only to >> i felt like i was in danger. i felt like i was going to be stabbed through >> reporter: brown was treated at the scene but died at the hospital. a throaty sand life was not found in...

Take a look at this. a dust devil kicked up right at home plate at a kids baseball game in jacksonville, florida over the weekend. that tiny twister suddenly engulfed the catcher. that's when the teenaged home plate umpire ran in and carried the boy to safety. and finally, we've got the story of one couple's groundbreaking journey, setting down roots in oregon's wine country. here is kathy park. >> reporter: oregon's willamette valley is home to more than 700 wineries. domain, yam hill, bjornson, and now bjornson, and now cho. >> initially when we named our winery, we weren't going to buy it...

They're a weather phenomenon that doesn't occur too often here, but a massive dust devil was just spotted in Minnesota and it threw tires.