that's how accurate the testing was. they knew it was andre edwards. guilty. i asked did you thro, he said no. >> he didn't have to throw rocks. he is palestinian in front of his neighborhood. >> i heard some screaming curls that was like nothing heard before. >> they are checking out the show. >> it's amazing. has he been living under a rock that he doesn't know things you do on the internet by yourself unencumberrd going to have a different repercussion. >> good morning.

i'm allison in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. 6:00 on the east coast. good to have you this sunday. this is "new day sunday." we're starting with breaking news. the florida teen beaten and jailed in jerusalem is to be released from custody. >> 15-year-old appeared in court in jerusalem a few hours ago. >> his family says he was outside the home of his cousin who was kidnapped and burned alive when ter reek was aattacked by men in uniforms. images show he has a black eye, his lip swollen, bleeding. his uncle says his nephew was shackled to a hospital bed and moved to a detention center. the video shows two masked uniformed men pummelling and kicking this 15-year-old in the head. and then they carry his limp body away. >> cnn's ben weedman spoke and ben joins us live from jerusalem. tells us latest about what happened in court this morning.

>> reporter: yes, we're outside the jerusalem magistrate court where we have been told by family and lawyers that teriq will be released shortly. he will be under house arrest for nine days he won't be allowed to stay in the family home in the neighborhood but rather in adjacent neighborhood. he will be released on 3,000 shekel bail, almost $900. and he has to inform the police if he leaves his home and if he does that, if he leaves the home without informing the police it's a 10,000 shekel bail fine. so he's going to be released and he hasn't been officially charged. according to the system here, the charges are in what's called a secret file, but if he's not charged with anything or the investigation comes to an end he will be able to leave the country as scheduled the middle of this month.

>> images on a cell phone show two masked men in uniform beating a prone figure. then kicking him repeatedly in the head. the prone figure is teriq, a 15-year-old american citizen from tampa, florida, on summer vacation with his family in jerusalem. his cousin whose charred body was found in a forest west of jerusalem and whose death sparked violent clashes between israeli police and palestinian protesters. he was among the protesters but not in the clashes his parents insist. >> i ask my son did you throw rocks? he said no. >> he didn't have to throw rocks. he is palestinian in front of his neighborhood hanging out with his relatives and after you know, there's protests and stuff because of the murder, and because of this murder of course

everybody is angry. >> the family lawyer took these photos after he was arrested. his mother could barely recognize him. >> it's attempted murder to me. >> he is a typical teenager, he takes lots of selfies and among his friends his nickname is fish after his favorite hobby. palestinians have long complained of a pattern of rough treatment by the israeli police and double standards when it comes to justice says bill van es of human rights watch. >> the concern is we have plenty of evidence that this child of 15 was brutally beaten by israeli law enforcement and instead of the law enforcement officials responsible for the beat beings questioned the child who is the victim is being questioned and detained. >> israel's justice ministry is launching an investigation. a government spokesman acknowledge what is appears to have happened was illegal. >> obviously it is forbidden under israeli law to beat up a suspect who has been handcuffed or something like that.

that should not happen. >> it appears that it did happen. >> reporter: and we understand from the family that their first priority once he is finally released is to get some medical attention. >> ben, we understand that did prime minister betty nguyen is speaking. what are we hearing from him? >> we did hear him during the afternoon the weekly cabinet session on sunday that israel will deal harshly with all those who throw stones at the police who vandalize and riot and what not. so certainly we have seen they cracked down harshly on protests in the east jerusalem. and that probably will be the policy going forward if these clashes continue. >> okay, ben, thank you.

the u.s. state department says an official from the u.s. consulate general in jerusalem has visited teriq in custody, a state department spokesperson said we are profoundly troubled by reports that he was severely beaten while in police custody and strongly condemn any excessive use of force. we are calling for a speedy transparent and credible investigation and full accountability for any excessive use of force. >> in florida several of the teen's close relatives are speaking out including his aunt. she is furious about what has happened to her nephew and any allegations he attacked israeli soldiers are ludicrous. >> he was attacking them? they are geared from head to toe and bullet proof vests, heavy helmet, shields on their faces, holding shields, heavy boots in which they kicked him in the face with if you watch the video. how is he going to attack them. the beating happened while he was in handcuffs.

just doesn't make sense. does it make sense that they are trying to justify the beating, the israeli police who beat him like this not knowing he was a u.s. citizen, so if he wasn't a u.s. citizen he would have been murdered like the other palestinians every single day. >> let's go to iraq where new video purports to show the elusive and many would say infamous leader of the group known as isis. >> a witness recall as terrifying scene when this man burst into friday prayers at a mosque in mosul. if authentic it would be one of the first known appearances of the militant leader. >> arwa damon is in baghdad. does this appear to be baghdady? >> reporter: that's what we're pretty much all trying to figure out. wornt it is him he is the man who is face isis at the very least wants the world to believe is its current leader.

people had gathered at the al nuri mosque, as part of daily prayers but this case prayers even more significant because it was the first friday of the holy month of ramadan. none of them expected to see what happened when about four to five minutes before the sermon was supposed to begin, a massive convoy of vehicles with black tinted windows appeared with gunman stormed inside. >> the man was simply introduced as this is your new emir. according to the eyewitness cnn spoke to. describing how she quivered with fear in the women's quarters in the mosque. the month of ramadan is the month of jihad and fighting the enemies, the unbelievers, he preached. in the video armed men are seen among the worshipers, the front row members of the man's

entourage blurred. this is the man, cnn could not confirm the authenticity of the video or al baghdadi's identity. if it is him his public appearance bold and brazen and successful despite u.s. and other country's surveillance over iraq. identifies him as the al khalifah ebra him. now we have a caliphate and imam that was absent for centuries he stated. these are the only previous images believed to be of the leader, analysis to determine if it is the same man. al baghdadi was in u.s. custody for four years, but the americans never clued in to his radical tendencies.

released in 2009, he took over what was then isi, the islamic state of iraq in 2010. at a time when the organization was declared on the verge of extinction. but under al baghdadi's leadership isi thrived capitalizing on growing resentment toward maliki's government. moving into neighboring syria and establishing isis, the islamic state of iraq and syria, becoming an entity so extreme that even al qaeda distanced itself. and it would seem promising more. you should take up jihad to please god and you will be rewarded with heavennd a paradise, the man urged. unsuspecting worshipers were held hostage for an hour after he departed still in shock after believing they had come face-to-face with one of the most dangerous men on earth.

>> reporter: iraq's ministry of interior calls this a fake. prime minister's office saying they are still looking into it. the u.s. also is still in the process of analyzing trying to verify whether or not the man sin fact al baghdadi. >> arwa, thank you. there has been this threat out on the east coast of the rip currents, now there is a danger on the west coast. >> nothing to do with well, maybe nothing to do with the weather. there is a shark that was on the attack in southern california. if you think this is rare, we have some new data that may surprise you. >> and shock jock fired over a twitter rant. is this justify ordinary did serious radio, did they go too far?

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we don't need to show a shark. you hear those two chords there. >> we're laughing and this guy -- >> true. a guy bitten by a great white shark. people are still enjoying the fourth this weekend. and they are headed out to the beach a lot of them. one guy is happy to be alive. >> it happened yesterday off southern california's popular manhattan beach. a fisherman had hooked the shark fishing from the pier and the swimmer came by and exactly the wrong time. melissa mcbride of kabc has

more. >> got bit. >> reporter: the reaction from the pier moments after a swimmer is bitten by a shark struggling to get free from a fisherman's line 200 yards from the pier. >> i heard screaming curls that was like nothing heard before. >> reporter: jeff was surfing and paddled over to help. the swimmer was with a group of long distance swimmers trying to help. >> the paddle board happened to get to him. he had a bigger board than i did and started to yank him up as everybody tried to get him on the paddle board. that's when we joyed the gouge out of his side. >> reporter: the swimmer has moderate injuries from the teeth after 6 to 7-foot long juvenile great white. >> when i saw the injury it wasn't a full size bite and it was in the torso under the arm. >> great whites are common in the waters off manhattan beach. eric martin who works at the aquarium on the pier says that

this may have been what's known as a response bite. >> it's where the shark is hooked in the lip and he's trying to shake the hook. his mouth is opening and closing shaking his head. when he's doing that his teeth are coming out and we think the swimmer happened to be at the wrong place at the, say, wrong time. >> yeah. that would make place, wrong place, wrong time. they say it's a juvenile. just a baby. just a baby. >> such an excuse. >> thanks to melissa mcbride there. >> if you feel like shark stories and sightings are more common i wouldn't say that's off the mark. a new study found that great white shark population increased 42% in the northwest atlantic ocean and there may even be a breeding ground for baby great whites off the new york coast. oh, yeah, i'll remember that when i'm swimming in the water there. >> there is another study that found that great whites off

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going to see sunshine today. that doesn't mean we're bullet proof as far as the weather. we're looking at storms across the upper mississippi river valley and areas yesterday that saw the ravages of arthur, wow, it was heavy rain, it was high winds. we did see some flooding. we have no reports of fatalities from a category 2 hurricane. but this morning some thunderstorms roaring across minnesota. you'll see that off and on throughout the day. right smack across central missouri showers and thunderstorms there. and kansas city, had a thunderstorm roll in the last couple hours with gusty winds. it's moved to your east now tcht area we're watching all the way from minnesota, wisconsin, into central sections of illinois. look for the possibility of hail and strong winds, but in florida off and on showers again, watch out for the sharks because we know they are there. and temperaturewise, look at this. minneapolis, 91. i looked at dallas, dallas has not seen one 100-degree day this

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custody in jerusalem will be released without charges after an appearance this morning. the 15-year-old says that the family rather said he was pummeled and kicked in the head by israeli soldiers last week. a one-day after his cousin was kidnap and killed. his lawyer says the teen will be placed under house arrest for nine days. >> number two, four people were killed and as many as 12 injured after a boat crash near miami on friday. it took place after a fourth of july fireworks show. officials say three boats were involved and that boaters may have been rushing to get back to shore when the crash occurred. several children were among those injured. >> three, a new york city firefighter was killed in the line of duty saturday night after battling a high rise fire in brooklyn. from officials, the 14-year veteran was searching for victims when he became trapped inside. the fire was moving fast and it prompted more than 100 firefighters to respond to that scene. >> number four, a cnn exclusive t top republican in the house

lays out his case for suing the president, speaker john boehner in an op-ed writes that president obama has used executive action to change and create his own laws and ignore existing ones. he writes that later this month he will introduce legislation authorizing the house to sue the president. you can read the whole piece at cnn.com. >> and five t nba's notorious couple due in court tomorrow. donald and shelly sterling set to face off. shelly sterling wants the judge to you uphold the deal. >> anthony kumia, part of the sirius xm show opie and anthony was fired for a racially charged rant. >> after allegedly being attacked by an african-american

woman this radio host sent a series of profanity-laced tweets calling the woman an animal and ranted about violence in the community. >> apparently most of the tweets in question have been taken down but kumia promised to address it on line in the coming days. alexandra is following this story. hi, alex. >> what anthony kumia says on the air may surprise you. he wasn't on the job but his former employer sirius xm says it was enough to cross the line. they are the shock jocks fans love to hate. >> you're checking out the opie and anthony show. thanks for being there people. our first day on xm satellite radio. >> after 20 years on the air opie and anthony are no more. >> it's over. >> sirius xm pulling the plug

for his hateful remarks on twitter after he claimed an african-american woman punched him in new york's times square. if you're out in times square it's almost impossible to take a picture without someone getting in the frame. kumia says that's what he was doing on wednesday night when a woman who didn't want to be photographed got in the picture, after that he says that she assaulted him. that's when kumia took to social media, now his actions and subsequent firing have some brand experts shaking heads. >> has he been living under a rock that he doesn't know that things you do on the internet by yourself unencumbered from your station are going to have a much different repercussion than those you might do on the air. >> media watchers says there is always risk when a company put as personality like kumia on the payroll. >> sirius knew what they were getting. they knew what they were buying when they hired these guys years ago. >> cops walk around to make sure nobody is shooting or stabbing someone. >> ironically, the day before the incident and that twitter rant, kumia was talking about

crime in new york city on his radio show. >> for the most part it's anything goes out there. it's like thunderdome out there. >> kumia's firing now generating a few mixed reviews. >> you know what he was doing, in a public forum. that's the reality today with social media and such. so i'm not surprised that he ended up fired. >> she attacked him first so i mean, he didn't do anything to her but hurting her by words but she was wrong. >> in a statement to cnn sirius xm says about kumia's firing in part, quote, after careful consideration of his remarks those remarks are abhorrent to sirius xm and his behavior is wholly inconsistent with what sirius xm represents. cnn tried to reach out to kumia, our calls have not been returned. he did, however, tweet friday, pointing out the fact he was fired for something that he didn't say on air and that

wasn't illegal. those posts have now been taken down. alison, victor. >> thank you so much. >> let's bring in some radio hosts for more on this. jimmy alexander with us here is the co-host of star 94's mornings with cindy and jimmy. lenny is on the phone, a conservative radio host contributor at 365.com. he joins us from the phone. what do you make of another public figure losing their job because of what they said on social media? >> the strange thing for me is if you listen to their show, because they are not geared to somebody like you. >> opie and anthony. >> this doesn't surprise you. >> that he -- the rant? >> because he says stuff like this on his show all the time. i don't understand how sirius with xm with a straight face cancy well, this doesn't represent our brand. if you listen to o and a ever this should not surprise anybody that listens. i called three friends last night. one of mymine the cousin and

said what do you think. he said he talk like this all the time. i think what it is is shows like this are like a club. and you listen to that show and you all understand what the premise of the club s. but outside the club and that's what happened when it got on twitter people who don't know the show heard this and my god, this is terrible. when the true believers of the show listen and go why is this a big deal? they don't understand. >> lenny, what's the line here? we understand that this has happened to people when it's out of character. something like paula deen or man finds food when he uses the rant. but this is in line with what we heard from anthony kumia before. why this? what's the line here? >> well, number one, you don't mess with black twitter. and when something like this comes out, and it hits black twitter, these are the results that you're going to get. black twitter created the trayvon martin phenomenon when

the case was going to be swept under the rug. there are other incidents where once black twitter gets a hold of something that is racially charged you get results. this is another example of that. that's number one. number two, the difference betweening a radio personality on air and being a public figure and taking that radio personality and expecting different results because back to what jimmy said in the parameters of a show you kind of expect the sarcasm or that riding of the line. where as in society when you start putting it out there, and you have genuine animosity and anger being fueled as an individual, it's a completely different -- it's viewed in a different way and should be addressed differently. i think anthony and even those that listen to the show saying that well, this is something he's always done, is inexcusable. he is a public figure. when you're a public figure there are certain things you cannot do in the public sphere. he is not paid as a private

citizen so it is what it is. no, he's paid because he has over 160,000 twitter followers, has a national following. you do something like this, the ramifications are a lot bigger. >> let me clarify something. i know there are people listening saying what is black twitter? it's not a different website. it's just when black people pick up an issue and through hash tags and retweeting and it becomes something carried by a group of people. i know even people who are black are thinking black twitter what is that. that's when black people specifically pick up an issue and carry. >> so let's talk about kumia for a moment. both of you agrees these tweets don't seem out of character. listen to one example from last fall. >> i'm not going to be convinced, i see things with my own eyes, and it's not -- i'm not blinded by this [ bleep ] media, by this cow towing and egg shell walking that we have to do as far as when black people are concerned in this

country. i like speaking openly about how i feel and how i see things. if i'm wrong -- i'm not saying i'm right on everything. if i'm wrong i'm willing to listen to other people's opinions. i do it all the time on twitter and on this program. >> so clearly, you know, it's sort of like art imitating life. twitter imitating his life. sirius knew. is sirius being hypocritical? >> i believe it is. what he said i don't agree with what he said, but the show like that and that's what they do, you heard him there talk about it in, i do wish he would have been able to come back to the show, talk about it. open up a conversation, a dialogue. and whether that is you know, whether that would have helped or not, i don't know. but it just seems so strange to me that a show that has done this, whether they were on broadcast radio or satellite, that for comments that he says on twitter, and i understand what the other gentleman said, it's the same stuff he does on his show. the person he is on the show is

the same person he is on twitter, same person walking in times square. it shocked me for those comments that he was fired. >> i think maybe lenny, in this case, you have to go and subscribe to sirius xm, find o and a, in this case it came to people and they were offended the way it came to them. lenny, often you say things that people do not agree with and you might get backlash. is this the end of o and a, is this -- does this change shock jock radio hosting at all? or will they make it the opie and jimmy norton show and keep moving? >> they will keep moving. shock jock radio has monetary value attached to it directly and that's both good and bad. it's good when it comes to how capitalism work, it's bad when it comes to how our society interacts with each other. there are plenty of things i say on the air that people disagree with but i have learned how to be disagreeable with people respect them as americans and

respect them as consumers. and that's the problem, that's reason why xm when you hire shock jocks you have that understanding that you can ride the line but once you start offending our customers at a high level you have to go. that may not be written in the contract but that is clearly understood. you are still selling a service, so how can you disagree with people, make them uncomfortable without offending your customers to a point or parts of your consumer base, to a point where it now is a disadvantageous relationship to have in place. that's something that is never going to be in print but understood when you have these type of contracts dealing with the media. and it is what it is. i understand that as a media personality and as a public figure, so the best one understand that relationship ride that line well, they can still go out and even people that hate them still want their picture, and still follow them on twitter. >> it's pushing the limits without going over the cliff. >> absolutely. they want you to be controversial but not too

controversial. whe you are too contro versionial. >> jimmy, lenny, thanks so much. >> we also reached out to kumia for comment. you said he should be here to give his side. we've not heard back. hopefully we hear something soon. another near miss in midair. two planes just avoid a collision in texas air space and now the feds are investigating. plus -- >> oh, my god. it's an accident. >> it was one year ago today that asiana flight 214 crashed on final approach to san francisco. the investigation and who was found ultimately responsible, that's ahead. thank you daddy for defending our country. thank you for your sacrifice and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things,

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singapore airlines flight took off but didn't level off at 4,000 feet as required. >> the faa is still investigating exactly how close the two planes got. the agency says air traffic control alerted the pilots of both aircraft. >> traffic alert. 5800. >> we need to deviate. >> we're descending. >> you are not authorized to climb. >> in poland a small plane crashed in the southern part of the country. 11 people died, one person survived. state news reported the 40-year-old survivor was conscious in serious but stable condition. the cause of the crash wasn't immediately known. one year ago today, asiana flight 214 crashed as it was trying to land at san francisco's airport.

the boeing 777 stalled short of the runway and then hit a rock sea wall. >> three passengers were killed. 187 were injured. dan simon takes a look at the investigation into what went wrong. >> oh, my god. it's an accident. >> reporter: july 6, 2013, 11:28 a.m. asiana night 214 crashes on final approach in san francisco. within moments the calls start pouring into 911. >> what are you reporting? >> hi, i'm reporting an airplane crash at sfo. >> a plane crash at sfo? >> of the 307 people on board, nearly 200 are taken to local hospitals. the injuries ranging from bruises and broken bones to serious spinal injuries. >> we were all bouncing all over the place. i just remember there being dust

everywhere and -- i was freaking out. and it just stopped. >> reporter: from the very beginning it seemed clear that the boeing 777 was flying too low and too slow as it came in. >> there was no wind, no fog, and so yeah, it was so shocking that we could miss the runway by so much. >> reporter: the plane clip add sea wall and then spun vie lentsly breaking into pieces. there was chaos on the ground with passengers running from the plane as emergency crews arrived. these pictures show you the devastating aftermath inside the plane with rows of seats dislodged from the floor. three passengers died, one of whom was run over by fire trucks involved in the rescue. >> there's a body right there. right in front of you. >> reporter: now a year later, the national transportation safety board has blamed the crash on the pilots. investigators determined that

they deactivated the system for controlling air speed. >> in this instance the crew overrelied on automated systems they did not fully understand. as a result they flew the aircraft too low and too slow and collided with the sea wall at the end of the runway. >> reporter: on top of it, it was determined the pilots failed to monitor the speed. a basic skill required of all captains. but some of the blame was also directed toward the complexity of the 777's automatic controls, something boeing rejected citing the plane's safety record, before last year in fact, no 777 had been involved in a fatal crash though the 777 is the same plane operated by malaysian airlines that went missing. what happened here and the malaysian airliner could not be more different. in san francisco t main cause is now clear. with flight 370 still no one knows. dan simon, cnn, san francisco. a frightening close call when an f-16 jet buzzes a crowd.

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♪ we are down to the semifinals now in the 2014 world cup. just one week from today one country's national team will take home the title of world cup champion. >> and while the frenzy will die down a few had their lives changed. joining us to discuss this is nadia. who are the break out stars? >> what a difference a goal makes, right. first of course is team usa's tim howard. howard made 16 saves when the u.s. team faced belgium on tuesday setting a world cup record and becoming the face of the u.s. team. not only did the twitter blow up after his performance but he was called by the president himself.

>> tim, i think you know, i don't know how you're going to survive the mobs when you come back home, man. you're going to have to shave your beard so they don't know who you are. >> a 5-year-old who suffered from touret syndrome. and john brooks at 21, brooks made history by being the first u.s. substitute player to score a goal, winning team usa the game against ghana. brooks is the poster boy of the next generation of american soccer. howard and brooks are only beginning the journey to mega stardumb. neymar goes by a single name, scored five goals for brazil and the face of the team until he was kneed in the back during a match against colombia. he fell to the ground in tears. you could tell he was in pain.

we learned later that he broke a vertebrae in his back and would not be returning to these world cup games. it will not be the end of his career. his back will not require surgery and it's being reported he may only be out for a few weeks. >> a lot of inspiring players, that could be the attraction to the game as well. everybody has a story to tell. thanks so much. >> great stories. if you think you have what it takes to sing like your favorite rock star. >> not me. >> one man has mastered 29 celebrity impersonations. up next we'll show you the viral video that already has more than 5 million hits. that's why i take doctor recommended colace capsules. [ male announcer ] for certain medical conditions where straining should be avoided, colace softens the stool for effective relief from occasional constipation. go to colacecapsules.com for savings.

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>> don't know where you're going, you don't know what they are going to do to you. you don't know if they are police or militia or what. >> this is the man isis has identified as their leader. >> you should take up jihad to please god and fight in his name and you will be rewarded with heaven and paradise. >> got bit. i heard screaming curls that was like nothing heard before. >> good morning. i'm alison kosik in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. a pleasure to be with you. 7:00 here on the east coast and this is "new day sunday." we are starting with breaking news this morning. a florida teenager who was beaten and jailed in jerusalem will be released from custody. >> 15-year-old tareq khdeir appeared in court in jerusalem a short time ago. his beating sent shock waves around the world.

we warn you, the video is really disturbing to watch. and here you see two masked men pummeling, kicking the 15-year-old in the head. this happened last week one day after tareq's cousin was kidnapped and killed. his family says the attackers wear the uniforms of israeli security forces. this men carry his limp body away. >> ben joins us now live from jerusalem. ben, you spoke with this teenager's parents. what did they tell you? >> reporter: actually i just spoke with tareq himself. he was just released moments ago and driven away with his mother and father. now, what we saw was he still had a big black eye on his right -- on his right eye. he said that he can't really remember what happened. he just remembers being beaten and then he fainted. but now as i said, he has been released. according to the conditions of his release, his family has to

pay 3,000 shekel fine, that's almost $900. he will be under house arrest, but not in his neighborhood. he will be staying with relatives in the adjacent jerusalem neighborhood. he hasn't actually been charged with anything but as long as the investigation goes on, he has to stay here. however, if there is no charge within nine days he will be able to return to the united states. images show two masked men in uniform beating a prone figure. then kicking him repeatedly in the head. the prone figure is tareq khdeir a 15-year-old american citizen from tampa, florida on summer vacation with his family in jerusalem. his cousin is mohammed khdeir

whose body was found 18 forest and whose death sparked violent clashes between israeli police and palestinian protesters. tareq was among the protesters but not in the clashes his parents insist. >> i ask my son did you throw rocks, he said no. >> he didn't have to throw rocks. he is palestinian in front of his neighborhood, hanging out with his relatives and after you know, there's protests and stuff because of the murder and -- because of this murder, of course everybody is angry. >> reporter: the family lawyer took these photos of tareq after he was arrested. his mother could barely recognize him. >> it's attempted murder to me. >> reporter: tareq is a typical teenagerment he takes selfies, his nickname is fish after his favorite hobby. palestinians have long complained about double start'd standards when it comes to justice says bill of human rights watch.

>> the concern is that we've got plenty of evidence that this child of 15 was brutally beaten by israeli law enforcement. and instead of the law enforcement officials responsible for the beating being questioned and detained the child who is the victim is being questioned and detained. >> reporter: israel's justice ministry is launching an investigation into the incident, the government spokesman acknowledge what is appears to have aptitude tareq was illegal. >> obviously it's forbidden under israeli law to beat up a suspect who has been handcuff ordinary something like that, that should not happen. >> reporter: but it appears that it did happen. >> ben, tensions in the region really started heating up when three israeli teens were kidnapped and killed and then a palestinian teenager was killed, and now the beating of this american teen. are you sensing a shift in the mood there that there could be an up rising around the bend?

>> reporter: well, that's what we thought, but however, yesterday and today things have been relatively quiet. they -- that may be simply a function of exhaustion. but the reasons for frustration and anger on both sides are still there. you still have daily rockets fired out of gaza by hamas, and you have israeli airstrikes in return. you still have the brewing anger over as you said, the death of that young man mohammed khdeir and this beating of this young american palestinian. and of course israelis are very angry over the kidnapping and murder of those three teenagers whose bodies were found last monday afternoon. so, it is a very volatile combination of elements at the moment. we've heard the israeli prime minister calling for calm and it does appear that there is no desire for an escalation between israel and gaza at the moment so

we have to watch the streets and see how things turn out. as i said, yesterday and today so far, relatively quiet. >> ben, thank you so much. >> the u.s. state department calls the attack on the teenager troubling. >> it's demanding a speedy investigation into what happened. live from the whitehouse, they went beyond the word troubling. tell us what we're hearing from the state department. >> strongly worded statement by the state department say they are condemning this incident and saying they are gravely concerned. this yesterday state department message says quote we are profoundly troubled by reports that he was severely beaten while in police custody. and strongly condemn any excessive use of force we're calling for a speedy transparent and credible investigation, and full accountability for any excessive use of force. we reiterate our grave concern about the increasing violent incidents and call on all sides to take steps to restore calm

and prevent harm to innocents. and in tampa, florida where the teenager lives, anger and sadness from his relatives there. here's what they had to say. >> he's like a son to me. i can't imagine that he got beaten like this. what kind of feeling his mother had now. i think of her a lot. really we don't sleep these days. why tareq, why him, any child. he has every right to be there. every right. this is his cousin. they made him drink gasoline and set him on fire. in retaliation to what. are their lives more expensive than ours? apparently so because it's everything sometimes whenever something happens to them it's in retaliation for what we did. why is everything happening to us? it's never going to be said that it's in retaliation. we'll always be second class citizens over there. >> and his family does say that he was involved in some of the

protests against -- about his cousin but they claim he was not involved in any of the clashes with the israeli security forces there. >> thank you. >> this morning a fire that killed a new york city firefighter is under investigation. mayor bill de blasio says 14-veteran lieutenant gordon ambelas got trapped in a brooklyn high ritz. >> he was found unconscious in the apartment by his fellow firefighters who removed him and tried to revive him along with ems personnel. he was transported here to wood hospital. unfortunately he could not be saved. >> ambelas was a father of two. he was honored for saving a 7-year-old boy who got stuck 18 gate. four others including two firefighters were injured in last night's fire as well. a california man is thankful to be alive this morning after

he was attacked by a great white shark. >> it happened yesterday off southern california's manhattan beach. a fisherman hooked the shark while fishing from the pier and the swimmer came by at the wrong time. melissa mcbride has more. >> ll lly he got bit. >> reporter: reaction from the pier after a swimmer is bitten by a shark struggling to get free from a fisherman's line. >> i heard some screaming curls that was like nothing heard before. >> reporter: jeff was surfing near the pier and paddled over to help. the swimmer was with a group of long distance swimmers trying to help their friend. >> paddle board happened to get to him before i did. he had a bigger board than i did. and started to yank him up as everybody tried to get him on the paddle board. that's when we noticed the big gouge out of his side. >> reporter: life guards say the

40-year-old swimmer has injuries from the teeth after 6 to 7 foot long juvenile great white. >> when i saw the injury, it wasn't a full size bite and it was on the torso just under the arm. >> reporter: great whites are common in the waters off manhattan beach. eric martin who works at the round house aquarium on the pier says that this may have been what's known as a response bite. >> it's where the shark is hooked in the lip and he's trying to shake the hook, his mouth a open shaking his head. his teeth are coming out and we think the swimmer just happened to be at the wrong place at the, say, wrong time. >> our thanks to melissa mcbride with kabc for that report. >> after all of these bouncing houses have been swept up and blown away, would you still hop into one? >> it happened again. and wait till you hear what happened just before the bounce house went airborne. and remember this?

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it's happened again. it has happened again. this time it's an inflatable slide that flew away as people celebrated at a carnival in nevada. this slide just pass add safety inspection. >> this is scary. >> reporter: we all know what goes up must come down. >> big gusts of wind came through and picked it up and took it away. >> and the bigger an object is in this case a giant inflatable slide, the harder it falls. >> i saw about it 100 feet in the air. >> reporter: moments after passing its safety inspection and just about the kids area play area opened for the fourth of july celebration a witness captured this cell phone video of the big blue slide.

>> nobody on it. no kids were involved. >> reporter: but the wrong place, wrong time for three adults injured during the take-off and taken to the hospital for minor injuries, several others were treated at the scene as well. >> we had a couple of minor injuries from patrons that were standing by from the moving slide. so, fortunately nothing serious. the kids' area is now open. >> reporter: open and as the nugget president says ready to celebrate our nation's birthday, safely on the ground. >> absolutely. this has to put a damper on the festivities at all. >> i think i would think twice before putting my kids in there. >> some can't wait. >> they are fun but i don't know. i really have to think twice. >> not fun off the ground. >> now that hurricane arthur moved out the warm temperatures br to move in. >> so how hot is gotting to get as we head into next week? this week actually. let's bring in karen maginnis. >> it's going to be steamy over

the next several days. we have thunderstorms in the midwest. they don't need more rainfall. they have been saturated. we did see a severe thunderstorm watch earlier today across minnesota. and the risk is across midwest today, encompassing minnesota, wisconsin, all the way down into central and western sections of illinois. in the forecast, this is what we're looking at. area of low pressure across the great lakes region along the frontal boundary we'll pick you are more showers and storms into monday. it moves further east and south through the ohio river valley. and let's look at new york city this morning. you're expecting mostly sunny skies, look at that beautiful freedom tower. all 1368 feet of it. for this afternoon new york city, your temperatures in the upper 80s, and then by monday you're looking at low 90s coming up. and washington, d.c. is going to be equally, if not more hot than

new york city with temperatures expected to go well into the 90s over the next several days. 96 coming up for monday afternoon. that's about 8 degrees above where it should be for this time of year. and look at minneapolis. only about 77. that temperature is way below normal as we go into tuesday as well. still hovering around that 90-degree mark in new york city. what about the temperatures we look for monday? well, in the deep south lots of 80s and 90s, so pretty steamy weather. and in las vegas they saw a smidgen of rainfall after 125 days, that was on july 4th. finally after 125 days. >> yes. nice temperatures though. i'll take the hot days. >> me too. >> thank you. brazil's star player rushed to the hospital after taking a nasty blow during their world cup game. >> neymar has a message for his fans and teammates. laura? >> devastating for neymar and brazil. i have the latest on how long he will be out.

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gorgeous day, a high of 88 degrees. >> looks hazy though. >> really? >> yeah. >> why you got to do that? such a good run there. >> sorry. this time of year. >> i'm going to enjoy it for you, d.c. let's talk about olympic sprinter oscar pistorius. his trial is nearing the end. >> testimony could end as soon as tomorrow after the prosecution cross-examined a sports doctor who treated pistorius. it's believed he is the final defense witness in a trial that began in march. >> pistorius is charged with murder in the death of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. he says he shot her accidentally mistaking her for an intruder. another courtroom drama, the power couple due in court. >> donald and shelly sterling set to face off over the $2 billion deal to sell the clippers to steve balmer. >> it's not clear how a request by donald sterling's lawyers just before the fourth of july holiday for a federal court to take over the case could impact

the proceedings. >> alexandra fields is following this legal saga. good morning. >> reporter: a $2 billion deal on the line. the fate of the l.a. clippers authorization hanging in the balance as shelly and donald sterling head to trial. at issue whether shelly sterling has the right to sell the clippers without her estranged husband's consents after she accept add bid from former microsoft ceo steve balmer. shelly's attorneys will ask the court to uphold the deal arguing that she controls the family trust which owns the clippers because doctors found donald sterling mentally unfit. donald's lawyers will argue that shelly is improperly trying to take control of the sterling family trust. sports analysts say the ruling will have significant implications for the nba, which has been working to oust donald sterling since his racist rant went public. >> this is probably one of the most important processes we've had in pro sports and the trial is part of that.

you have a league that's actively involved in avoiding banning an owner for life and taking his franchise away because a white knight has stepped in in a league thattant was to continue ta move forward and increase its franchise values to over a billion dollars for each participant and it ripples to all sports. if this is undone it has significant consequences for the clippers, for the nba, and in fact for all pro sports. >> the trial starts monday, it's expected to last four days. if the court finds shelly sterling acted within her rights in selling the team the nba could approve the sale during a meeting scheduled for july 15. alison, victor. >> we'll be watching. thank you so much. after more than two hours of play, a last-minute and historic substitution keeps the netherlands alive in the world

cup. >> on more of that gamble that seems to have paid off. >> nothing like a penalty shootout to get your heart racing. the netherlands survived a crazy one with costa rica. they advance to the semifinals where they face off against argenti argentina. looks like the dutch coach has ice in his veins or maybe luck on his side. in the final seconds of extra time, tim grul replaced the goalkeeper. it was rewarded with two kraucrl saves. this is the first time a coach brought on a goalkeeper for the sake of the penalty shootout. i'm sure he is real glad. brazilian star neymar admits he is devastated to be out of the tournament after suffering a cracked vertebrae in friday's quarterfinal win. yesterday he sent out this emotional video message to his fans fighting back tears, neymar urged his teammates keep on

fighting, he said his world cup dream hasn't ended yet. it's just suspended. brazil's team doctor says it will not cause long term problems to neymar as a player or a person. the healing period is expected to last from three to six weeks. no surgery is needed, just painkillers, a special belt and rest will be necessary. best wishes to neymar. one of the favorites to win the tour de france won't start in today's second stage and could pull out of the race. he was yards from the finish line when he crashed. his team says he suffered a shoulder injury. no broken bones. he is in a lot of pain. i believe it after that crash. cavendish won in 2011. it could be a day for the history books at the men's wimbledon final. roger federer is going for his record breaking thait title but he will have to get past novak djokovic. federer is only 32 but he would

be the oldest wimbledon champion since arthur ashe in 1975. you can never count out the fed. he will definitely be the sentimental favorite. i think it would be nice to see him win. >> seven's great. eight would be historic. >> making history. >> and neymar may be out but he has a following. i think the momentum is going to continue. >> just the fans outside the hospital when they found out where he had been taken it shows the support he gets. >> thank you so much. he is one of the most feared men in the mideast now. >> and now a new video shows the man purported to be the leader of isis, one that is striking fear in the march across syria and iraq. plus this. >> he got bit. >> a swimmer who is no strange tear the ocean gouged in the stomach by a great white shark

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bottom of the hour. welcome back. i'm alison kosik in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. five things to know for your new day. one, a florida teenager beaten in jerusalem is being released from custody after a court appearance. but he must pay bail and must remain under house arrest for nine days while the investigation continues. a 1 fwifo 5-year-old ees family

says he was kicked in the head by israeli police one day after his cousin was kidnapped and killed. >> number two, 11 people died and one survived when a small plane crashed in poland this weekend. that's according to state news who say the 40-year-old survivor is in serious but stable condition. the cause of the crash wasn't immediately known. number three, four people were killed and as many as 12 others injured after a boat crashed near miami. it happened on friday. the collision happened after a fourth of july fireworks show there over the bay and officials say three boats were involved and that boaters may have been rushing to get back to shore when the crash occurred. there were also several children among those injured. >> number four, the search is on in southern california for the wife of a u.s. marine. 19-year-old erin corwin has been missing for a week. her husband corporal jonathan corwin