tonight are very, very much not good. and also very much in flux. nobody quite knows what daybreak is going to bring. we'll keep you apprised of developments as this continues to unfold. thank you for being with us ap. first look is up next. good tuesday morning, right now on first look, parts of the u.s., extreme conditions persist, we'll show you what's ahead for today. war of the worlds, and israel retaliating for the deaths of three teenagers, and president obama is sending hundreds more troops and military equipment into iraq. it's win or go home for the u.s. men's soccer team. but could the choice of refs decided their fate? >> in the middle of the country, no letup from severe and dangerous weather. in des moines, people ran for cover as the weather took a dramatic turn.

heavy rain filling streets with rushing water. and fairfaxiowa, a buildinged. and northwest iowa, this was caught on camera. and a highway opened up and swallowed two vehicles. no injuries there. mother nature put on a spectacular light show in eastern kansas. spawning a tornado and downed streets and power lines. the first tropical zprepdepressf the 2014 season is expected to become arthur. the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season. you have been a busy man this morning. >> the severe weather was bad enough. now the threat of a hurricane up the coast. new update just in from the national hurricane center, right along the southeast and

mid-atlantic coast as a hurricane. it's becoming a much more serious problem for the southeast. and everyone's vacation plans heading for the fourth of july. right now, not much. still a weak, tropical depression. not even a storm yet. but conditions are favorable strengthen. it's over very warm water. not expecting a horrible impact in florida. at the greatest risk or threat, north carolina. especially the outer banks. it sticks out like a sore thumb, and catches the storms. and here's the forecast from the hurricane center just in. arth arthur, going through thursday, and friday, early morning, sometime around this point, just off the south carolina, north carolina coast, becoming a category 1 hurricane. and then thankfully for new england, parallel to the coast and not on shore. okay with i-95. this is friday to saturday. a huge beach day. we're talking about the fourth

of july. even if the storm doesn't make land fall, rip currents, large waves. not beach weather, not celebrating. >> yeah, a holiday weekend. thank you, bill, on top of that. meanwhile, developing overnight, the white house will send 300 additional troops to iraq. officials say the added military might will help enforce security at the u.s. embassy, baghdad airport, and protect american citizens in the area. this brings the total number of troops in iraq to about 750. we will attack. that is the message from ukrainian president petro por reshen co. the cease fire expired last night. on monday he told other world leaders that the rebels hadn't followed the cease fire. 27 ukrainian servicemen have been killed since the cease fire

began. and hamas will pay following the deaths of three israeli teenagers. just this morning, a serious of rocket strikes launched at gaza, controlled by the palestinian militant group. this after they found the bodies of three teens who were hitchhiking home from school on june 12th when they disappeared. israeli officials believe they were abducted by hamas operatives. but they have not claimed responsibility. they were found not far from where they went missing. and talk sports in morning with richard. >> good tuesday. start request baseball and detroit. started a game by honoring the 30th anniversary of the tigers '84 world championship team. you weren't even alive yet, betty. and oakland gets a hit. maybe, no, and jackson supermans it for the save. bases loaded, one out, detroit down by three. and then rod j. davis.

>> driven in the air toward left field. that ball is deep, that ball is way back, and it's a game winner. >> he got it all. grand slam home run. >> beauty, four runs on that. detroit champs again for a night. they win, 5-4. all right, world cup. nigeria wants to score early. france's goal keeper, too good. 0-0. and the 78th minute, the header into the goal, allowing another france goal in stoppage time. france advances, 2-0. and germany/algeria. algeria's goal keeper, great double save. scoreless into the half. and another save, and 0-0 into extra time. germany makes up, schurrle gets the assist. and algeria finally nets one.

they can't equalize after that. germany advancing to face france in the quarterfinals. >> that's going to be a good game. and team usa today. >> i think that is happening today, isn't it? 4:00 eastern. >> mark your schedule for that. >> it's marked, my friend. and the u.s. soccer team will once again captivate a nation that's gone gaga for world cup. the pressure is on in this win or go home round of 16. and even jury gen klinsmann said it's unfair because of fifa's choice of a french-speaking algierian ref. we are live at soldier field in chicago where a massive viewing party is being held. i was blinded by the shirt of yours. that's quite some support you're showing there today, jay. >> reporter: good morning. i know i'm supposed to be unbiased reporting. go all out, i guess. look, almost 20,000 people at grant park last week here in chicago for the watch party.

organizers say they could see even more today in soldier field as this underdog american team continues its unlikely run through the world cup. >> i believe that we will win! >> reporter: with a lot of excitement, and be a bit of success come some pretty bold expectations as the american team squares off against belgium later today in the world cup round of 16. >> i definitely think we can beat them. and most lily, argentina. that's a thrilling game as well. i see us getting out of the 16, 8, and even the 4. >> may be a bit ambitious for a team that wasn't expected to get out of group play. but what they lock in soccer history and prestige, they make up for with an enthusiastic and growing group of fans. >> four years for this, look at this american soccer. look around this place. american soccer is growing. >> i'm now a die hard football

fan, tell you that much. >> reporter: the u.s. team has captured the attention of the nation. in a country that loves a winner. >> and this team was placed in the so-called group of death. when they won that first game against ghana and had a chance to survive that and make the knockout rounds, the interest ratcheted up a whole lot. >> reporter: and it will reach a fever pitch when the americans take to the pitch this afternoon. now, look, if you're planning to go out to breakfast this morning, to support team usa, avoid the belgian waffles today. it's something that even the waffle house is endorsing on game day. back to you from chicago. >> you could with a shirt like that eat them, devour it. for those of us without a shirt like that, face paint. i have time still. >> reporter: we find our ways. and just ahead, canada's

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all right, time to get down to business. cnbc's morgan brennan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, betty. gm announcing six more recalls affecting 8.4 million vehicles, 7.6 million in the u.s. most are older models, recalled for ignition switch issues. gm is aware of seven crashes, 8 injuries and 3 deaths. that's 29 million vehicle this is year. but it's a great week for gopro. shares have soared 60% since the ipo on thursday. that's benefitted founder and ceo nick woodman. his stake in the company, now worth about $2 billion. and the ford f-150 tops cars.com null american-made index.

where they are assembled and how many domestic parts they use. the toyota camry is second, made in kentucky with mostly u.s. parts. >> i'm stuck on how good it is to be nick woodman right now. this morning, supreme reaction to the high court's ruling that they can refuse contraception. hobby lobby can drop morning after pills, but still covers vasectomies for male employees. we have more reaction. >> reporter: outside court religious rights activists cheered the rule. >> a landmark decision for religious freedom. >> american families do not lose their fundamental rights when they open a family business. >> reporter: for-profit combinations, has been you lobby, and the wood specialties,

who's owners don't like d contraception. by 5-4, liberals versus conservatives, they ruled that companies cannot. >> people can live out their faith in their churches and outside. >> reporter: protesters asked what about women's rights? >> with holding it from women, is bigotry. >> if i have a boss who believes that aids is a he know sexuality, do i not get my hiv medication. and the president won't wait for congress on immigration reform. he will act on his own. he lashed out at house republicans yesterday for failing to move on a measure passed by the senate last year. after two months in rehab, toronto mayor rob ford, that's

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now here's your tuesday edition of scrambles politics. just about everyone has an opinion on the supreme court's has been you lobby decision. on monday, knight's last word with lawrence o'donnell nreacte to the ruling. >> it's a day better to be a corporation than a woman. and unfortunately women working for these companies are going to lose a benefit that other women have to contraception. americans are losing confidence in all three branchs of government. record low levels for congress and the supreme court. as for the presidency, six years into the obama administration, confidence is at 29%. for some perspective now.

at the same point in the clinton years, 53% confidence in the office. and bush's sixth year, 33%. the all-time low was bush's seventh year, 25%. starting today, all student loans offered by the federal government will see an interest rate increase for .8%. the average borrower can pay $4 extra a month to pay it back. and running for re-election. earlier this year the louisiana republican said he would retire after being caught on camera kissing a staffer. and whitney is calling global warming the greatest deception in the history of mankind. calling al gore's an inconvenient truth propaganda. >> quite inconveniently for al gore and the rest of the politicians who continue to

advance this delusion. any 10-year-old can invalidate their theesis with one of the simplest scientific devices known to man, a thermometer. and a pastry chef leaving for a new job. the president maybe went a bit too far in his love for pie last night. but the first lady set everything straight. >> we called bill the crust master because his pies -- i don't know what he does, if he puts crack in them, or -- [ laughter ] but -- >> no, he doesn't. [ laughter ] there is no crack in our pies. >> just in case you were wondering. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. i am joined now by political analyst, no crack in his pies either. >> i was going to accuse you of putting crack in your egg this is morning.

>> this is a no crack zone. we're not going there today. but go here with the supreme court ruling. a lot of people still in shock. i think what a lot of people are really interested in trying to figure out here is the parameters of it. because it says that they can deny -- these corporations can deny certain forms of birth control if there is a sincerely-held religious belief. how do you measure that? >> beats me. i've been thinking, betty, all morning, about the church of the define get. there must be some religion somewhere -- >> as long as you have a sincerely held belief, you're okay? >> and who's to say they're wrong? i grew up catholic. we have views that other people look at and shake their heads sometimes. all religions do. do we really want nine old people in robes to be sitting around and deciding your belief is sincere, yours isn't sincere. it's going to be a huge mess. >> well, you know, here's another thing that seems very

odd about this. that viagra and is a sectmys are covered, but birth control aren't. can you make sense of that? >> no, i can't draw any of the lines. jehovah's witnesses oppose blood transfusions. what about the company who says we will not cover blood transfusions? people have a lot of believes. it's great in america, we can believer whatever crazy stuff we want. but for an employer imposing those beliefs for the people who work for them, who don't share the beliefs, should that be what we have to put up with to go to work? i don't think so. >> can anything be done at this point since we have the supreme court ruling? >> we can take them one at a time. there are some possibilities that the president might be able to find other ways to fund this birth control that's not covered by the health insurance for the workers at hobby lobby and similar companies. there may be other places we can

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i have to say, the mayor seemed like a new man, he was contrite, emotional, promised to continue with his treatment. and according to his brother doug, went from a size 54 waist

to a size 44. eight inches. that's a lot of weight to lose in three months. did he go to rehab or into the woods to give birth to a horse. >> >> time for first buzz. we have great video. >> we'll be the judge. >> good stuff. >> viral video. a young guy here, guys, in asia, tries to put on his pants without using his hands. and i counted the number of moves -- >> skinny jeans, mind you. >> it's 23 moves. it takes him 27 seconds. >> not bad, it's a workout. >> now the music he's doing this to is "final countdown." we don't have the music, 27 seconds. bam. >> would you do that? >> no way. >> i'll try to do that in the mornings. >> make sure you video it. >> you couldn't get it to your niece. >> probably rip them. speaking of great video,

world cup has taken over, fans going crazy. and this one fan, watching the brazil versus chile game. and when he sees -- >> what's he doing? >> yeah, he's totally upset about what happens, and cracks the tv. then realizes what he did. you can feel for him. you can imagine had that happened to you. it's just that utter feeling of, oh, my gosh, what did i just do? >> you just broke your tv. it's, look -- >> he was rooting for brazil? >> yes. >> he's a brazil fan. happy they won. >> but not happy to break the tv. >> chilean fans probably broke their tvs too. >> for the opposite reason. >> kicked their television. a bride? >> getting the alter, they're going to get to the alter. and this one survived an inferno. this lady. this is lenae roth. she had to jump out of a third

story window three days before her wedding. now -- >> she still went through with it. >> had a couple of burns on her hands, and she got married, so congratulations to you. >> thanks for watching us today. "way too early" starts right now. i believe speaking boehner when he says he wants to pass an immigration bill. i think he genuinely wants to get something done. but last week, he informed me the republicans will continue to block a vote on immigration reform at least for the remainder of this year. if house republicans are really concerned about me taking too many executive actions, the best solution to that is passing bills. and in this situation, the failure of house republicans to pass a darn bill is bad for our security, it's bad for our economy and it's bad for our future. >> president obama's immigration message falls on deaf republican

ears. the only question now is when does the president sign an executive order? isis? iraq grows, and so does u.s. concern. what's being done to protect america's largest diplomatic outpost in baghdad. and get ready to lose your voice cheering for team u.s. can our boys cover and smother the belgiums to advance in the world cup? this is "way too earlier." ♪ hey, hey, everybody, good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it is tuesday, july 1st. welcome to way too early, going all in for team usa, unless it doesn't fit with our bracket. that case, cash comes before country. but usa is in our bracket. but, yes, we will be losing our voices today. can i get a usa? there we go. and now a slight italian accent home from vacation.