oh -- best new thing in the world today. thank you, now it is time for today. "first look" is up next. >> good friday morning. right now on "first look," chilling new photos from the moment boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev was apprehended in april. most city meltdown. detroit becomes the largest u.s. city to go belly up. when is that royal baby going to arrive? a live report from london. >> plus, a mysterious twist in the whitey bulger trial. one of the most expensive we've everseen and meet the world's largest virus. i mara schiavocampo. there are new photos showing the moment dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured by police from the night of april 19th when the day

long manhunt finally came to end. they show a bloodied is tsarnaev with a target on his head. boston magazine says it obtained the pictures from a state police sergeant since relieved of duty. he says he handed them over after becoming outraged by the latest issue of "rolling stone" magazine. the cover has raised controversy for is portrayal of the teenage suspect many.saying it makes him look like more of a rock star. america's motor city has gone from boom to bust. thursday, detroit officials confirmed the city has filed for chapter 9 bankruptcy protection laying the groundwork for what will be a historic effort to bail out a once booming metropolis sinking under billions of debt. the filing amounts to the largest municipal bankruptcy effort in american history. >> this was a very difficult and painful decision, but if you look at it, there's no other option. many people may see this is the

lowest point in detroit's history but if we weren't to do this it, the way i view it, detroit would continue going downhill. >> not everyone agrees how much the city owes. kevin orr has said the debt is likely between $18 billion and $20 billion. texas, sweeping abortion restrictions have been signed into law and more restrictive measures already on the table. the new law takes effect in october banning abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy and restricting the procedure to surgical centers. >> it is our responsibility and duty to give voice to the unborn, the individuals whose survive is at stake. this bill lives up to that will responsibility. >> protesters shouted shame as the bill was signed. only five of the state's 42 abortion clinics currently meet the new requirements reportedly three planned parenthoods have plans to shut down. wendy davis who is gained

acclaim over her filibuster of this law call the restrictions a clear break with texas families. it's not over. three texas lawmakers have filed a so called fetal heart beat bill that would ban abortions after a heart beat is detected around six weeks of pregnancy. in florida, governor rick scott met with protesters late thursdays after they set up camp in the state capital. during that meeting, protesters called on the governor to hold a special session to revach the state's self-defense statutes, the stand your ground law which played a part in the george zimmerman case. he was acquitted in the murder of 17-year-old trayvon mar bin tin. scott told them he will not push for changes in the law because he supports keeping it in intact calling for a statewide day of prayer on sunday. now it's time for your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. vice president joe biden is featured in next month's "gq"

magazine. on 2016, he doesn't ru out a run but says he can die happy without ever having been president of the united states. after this month's supreme court rulings, house republicans have decided to no longer defend the defense of marriage act. lawyers had been challenging the law and similar statutes in massachusetts. could new york congressman peter king become president peter king? is it the 69-year-old republican says he's contemplating a 2016 run after being approached by numerous party officials. on thursday, the senate confirmed thomas perez as the new labor secretary. senators also approved gin nap mccarthy to head the epa. homeland security secretary janet napolitano will become the first woman to head the university of california. michelle obama spoke to students at chicago's urban alliance thursday recalling her own

struggles getting acclimated to college and offered some advice to teens. >> i'm with you guys. i say that all the time. living on the southside wondering what it was like to work in those offices, finding real opportunities for myself when i didn't have network connections. >> and also in chicago, mayor rahm emanuel was caught getting loose at the annual taste of chicago. the mayor was spotted dancing along and loosening his tie to robin thick's blurred lines. having fun there. that's your morning's dish of scrambled politics. the heat wave an we've been covering all week turned fatal with the death of a 1-year-old left in the an suv in alabama. heat indexes of 100 degrees or more are still being felt from the midwest to the northeast. chris clackham has that story. >> reporter: another day of scorching temperatures and another run on air-conditioners. >> i need a little help top help

me cool off the living room a little bit. that's where we spend our time. >> reporter: time better spent there than outdoors like in washington where it was dangerously hot again thursday. >> those who can't protect themselves from the heat like the very young or old are the people the most common victims of heat. >> it's been a week's worth of 90 plus heat in the new york city area. heat indices approach 100 this afternoon. but many residents are taking it in stride. >> i told myself i'm not going to complain about the heat because of the cold winters. >> reporter: is the heat's coming from a large dome of high pressure in the upper atmosphere that's located over the ohio valley, great lakes and northeast and has made the playground equipment in quincy, illinois, unbarely hot. >> mid to upper 170s. >> vendors at the farmer's market in devin port, iowa have been forced to put produce on rice. >> i just pick it fresh and bring it, keep it cool as i can. >> while in detroit it was back

in the 90s and bad timing for the air conditioning to break down at a high rise apartment building. >> i bet it's 100 degrees in this apartment. >> chris clackham, nbc news. >> and for more on the weather, we're joined by bill karins. what's in store for the weekend? >> a slow cooldown. these numbers and this heat wave, it's just yuck. everyone's saying it depends on your opinion. you are so in the minority on this one. yesterday, just blistering heat. new york city, 98 in the central park. notice how to goes right across the map. everyone was hot from boyce i all the way to denver to kansas city, st. louis flrks ohio valley. one of the hottest spots was new york city. laguardia airport hit 100 degrees. it was 98 in philadelphia. even burlington vermont, was 91 which was hot. the problem is now we're in day six, seven of this heat wave. the pavement's super torched and all water areas are warm, too.

it's only dropped to 90 overnight in the philly and new york city. you're starting at 90. this afternoon we'll go up to 105 to 110. heat warnings for boston, providence, new york, philly, hartford, detroit and cincinnati. a lot of major cities, millions of people under excessive heat warnings today. we're predicting another day around 100 degrees from d.c. to new york city. it's a little bit cooler in minneapolis and the northern plains. but that cold front works its way through the great lakes friday into saturday, saturday sunday through the northeast. by monday we're all going this is more like it. >> a little bit of relief in sight. >> for the 99% that have had enough. you're in the 1% >> i will accept that's true. at least there's relief for everyone else. thanks so much. coming up, moral nightmares for boeing's dreamliner and live to london for the latest on the royal baby watch. you're watching "first look." [ female announcer ] made just a little sweeter...

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the world anxiously awaits the birth of william and kate's baby. jim maceda is in london outside st. mary's hospital. what's the energy like in london, more excitement or the impatience at this point? >> reporter: hi, mara. here it certainly is feeling more like frustration than excitement. it turns out that july 13th that, rumored mid-july due date may have been days off. today's daily telegraph newspaper cites an unnamed hospital source saying that certain staff were told to abstain from all alcohol and drinks starting today, july 19th. apparently the real due date. but we all know as parents how unreliable due dates are. you can sense that even the royal family now is getting slightly impatient starting with the queen who when recently asked i believe it was two days ago by a grade school kid if she thought it would be a boy or

girl, she replied i wouldn't mind either but please let it arrive. i'm going on holiday she said. now the queen is scheduled to take her annual summer breaking to balmoral, scotland a week from now. with each passing day and no blessed event yet, some are saying we could be waiting till the end of july or even early august for the birth of the third in line to the british throne. mara, please, don't shoot the messenger. back to you. >> no problem. thanks so much, jim. i'm sure no one's more ready for that baby than kate. this morning, over 6,000 residents have had to evacuate their homes in southern california as a wildfire has grown to more than 35 square miles. that blaze is about 100 miles from los angeles and only 15% contained. the whitey bulger murder trial has taken another turn. a man set 0 testify against the mobster was found dead in massachusetts.

he was an alleged extortion victim of bulger and one of many people slated to testify. the white house is considering canceling a fall summit between president obama and president putin has tensions rise while moscow considers giving edward snowden asylum in russia. russia's most prominent opposition leader was sentenced to five years in prison thursday for embezzlement. protesters claim the harsh verdict is part of a noon stifle any chance of a popular challenger to the presidency. another dreamliner was forced to land because of in-flight problems. a japan airlines flight landed in boston because i've fuel pump indicator light. the latest in a string of problems for that dreamliner. and french researchers have discovered a new kind of virus so big, they believe it deserves its own classification. the aptly named pandora virus is twice the size of the second largest known virus and has a volume 1,000 times that of the

common flu. ugh. well, now it's time for your first look at business. we turn to seem malmody. good morning. >> futures right now are lower as stocks could feel the heat today from google and microsoft. who both reported disappointing earnings. markets closed at record highs on thursday on soothing words from ben bernanke and positive data on unemployment. detroit's bankruptcy filing is unlikely to affect the big three u.s. ought thoughmakers who went through their own downturn in 2009 while chrysler and ford have some operations in detroit, only gm has its headquarters within city limits. best buy is getting a head start on the back to school shopping season. the retailer has cut prices on apples mac book pro laptop by 200 books. act fast. the offer ends next week. >> extra 200 bucks, not bad. coming up an american is leading at the british open. it's not tiger. that and all of your sports highlights coming up next with

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sports from the richard lui. happy friday. >> tgif. anything can happen at the british open some say. 2007 masters champion american golfer zach johnson for instance. he shot a 5 under 66 for the lead right now. meanwhile top ranked tiger woods struggled, then sunk three birdies for contention. phil mickelson complained that

the dry scottish weather left the greens slick as ice. tiger and lefty both three strokes back. also not happen shar in the rough. bad 6 iron. the south african snaps it in two. this one. bad angles. they maybe look tired. never in focus. i'll show you. bam, take that one. $80,000 camera cracked lens. i know perfect hole in one there. thomas bjorn gets lawyers sharpening their pence. new nachful rules have not reduced concussions. 5.23 concussions can occurred per 100 games before. now it's 5.05. not statistically significant researchers say the new rules outlawed body checks at the head and from the blind side. billions of dollars in tv and video game deals using college players' names but they get zero. six current college football players say they deserve a cut of the money pie. the six former players in a

lawsuit there. so you've been asked this before. how big a fan are you reallile? this fellow here of vietnam likes arsenal so much, he ran three miles alongside the team bus. yes, he did that. playing in -- >> that guy could run ten miles. >> he's got to the stop eating fried chicken. the team was in vietnam. gunner's stopped the bus to invite him on board and took photos after that. in the nba summer league stlrks jordan hamilton driving for the basket. slips, falls, so do his shorts to his ankles. here it goes. thanks and no thanks to slippery compression pants. '80s party. chicago bears jay cutler and his tv star wife kristin cavallari even hired '80s singer billy ocean for this party. it was for a diabetes fund-raiser. mara, the '80s, caribbean queen, remember that, here come the dancers. they're sharing the same dream

back here. that's right. >> people dancing behind you? >> they were, yeah. because -- do it one more time. their hearts beat as one. there we go. >> yes, now that is how you do a friday sports report. >> we got tv bombed but it was fun, right. >> thanks so much, richard. it's time to dig deep near some of our top political stories. joining me for our first look at politics is politico's kevin cyrilly. do you have dancers for you, as well? >> i'm not sure about that. >> we'll arrange that for next week. let's get to the politics. yesterday, obama spoke out on obama care extolling the virtues of his plan, something he hasn't done very often. opponents have been really vocal about criticisms ham are heing him all the time and the house has voted again and again to repeal it. from a pr perspective, do you think the president has done enough to sell the plan to the public. >> he's probably good enough to sell it to his base. it comes at a time when house republicans have once again voted against obama care.

what's interesting about yesterday though is that he did not mention the employer mandate at all. this is the mandate that was delayed till after the 2014 midterm elections because of what they're saying more time needed for preparedness in implementing it. >> also speaking of the president, there's word he may cancel scheduled talks with putin in the fall because of edward snowden. do you think this is an effective strategy or could it make things worse? >> i think the fact this report has surfaced is an indication of perhaps some politicking going on that they want people to understand that they are not happy at all with the russians and how they've responded to the snowden. but you know, i think if they do decide to cancel it, you know, i don't think anyone would blame them, given all of the controversy surrounding it, but again, this report being out there speaks volumes to where the administration is at institute politico's kevin cyrilly, have a great weekend.

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>> the kanye west may have the midas touch when it comes to fashion. the rapper's plain white t-shirts which cost $120 sold out in hours causing a clothing website to crash. the shirt is made of egyptian cotton and is the cheapest item in his collection. >> does it shrink. >> better not for $120. the emperor has no clothes. this is first buzz". i'm joined by bill karins and richard lui. the first one is kind of

serious. photos of tsarnaev, dzhokhar tsarnaev at the moment he was apprehended released by a police officer there on scene because he wanted to counter the image that was on the cover of "rolling stone." he's been relieve of his duties for now. do you think that's just reaction to him reesing these photos? he said he wanted to create balance there. >> they have to have rules. they can't just take the law into their own hands or photos. they have to follow their own protocol. he should be suspended for a little bit. i understand why he did it. >> emotions run still deep and there's some healing going on. >> absolutely. but they're fascinating photos. >> we don't get to see that. that's what we all want to know how it works. >> we all saw it from far away with helicopter shots but this show the moments of surrender. on a much lighter note, richard, it's summer. people thinking about shark attack.

sharknado. >> now we have shark proof wet suits. things that you could wear in the ocean. this is a test they showed where this is a normal suit. shark attacks it. they developed a couple designs where the shark when it gets close to the design either thinks here's one them, it is either a poisonous animal or plant or it thinks -- this is within called the diverter suit for surfers. it looks like it's a poisonous plant. this one is called the elude suit looks like a suit that is part of the fauna. >> if you're as close to a shark as he was to the tester, you've already lost the bat. >> it works according to the video. >> if you're looking for something to do this week, it's time to open our minds, comic-con again is getting bigger and bigger every single year. it's not just grown men. hugh jackman there be there this week. sandra bullock will be there.

they're expecting 140,000 people in san diegoing this weekend for comic-con, it's bigger than ever. >> i won't make fun. >> we're going next year. trekkie. >> if hugh jackman is there, i'm going. >> i'm mara schiavocampo. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >> just a few years ago, the auto industry wasn't just struggling, it was flat lining. gm and chrysler were on the verge of collapse. we refused to do nothing and let detroit go bankrupt. i bet on american workers and ingenuity. three years later that is paying off in a big way. >> the auto industry did make it back but detroit has not. it is pretty eerie to hear the president say that. now detroit has gone bankrupt. and the drama boston playing like a scorsese film. a mob trial, stare downs and dead witnesses. an update on the whitey bulger

trial. we've had snop lion, now jay-z has a name change of sorts. we'll explain in the cooler on this friday edition of "way too early." friday morning, i'm brian shactman. it's july 19th. a lot going on. tiger woods on the course has a birdie already, only two shots back at the british open. new developments also on the north korean cargo freighter detained in panama and in the cooler, a new movie out of china about a gorilla who hits a lot of home runs and plays baseball. huh. see how that one pans out. we begin with seriousnous in detroit. where after years of declines, city officials have filed for bankruptcy protection. known as the birthplace of the american auto industry and