♪ it's tuesday, july 5th, 2016, this is the "cbs morning news." journey to jupiter. breaking overnight, nasa making history sending a solar powered spacecraft into the orbit. fourth of july spectators in massachusetts got a show to remember when a barge explodes igniting all of the fire would at once. and let the battle begin. today, hillary clinton and donald trump both campaign in the battleground state of north carolina while clinton claims that

anti-semitic. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, nasa's juno spacecraft is orbiting jupiter. it's the end of a 5.8 billion mile journey, and if all goes it's to discover the mystery of the planet. hanna daniels is here in new york with more on juno's arrival. good morning. >> good morning, nasa is celebrating with its history making mission. after traveling almost 2 billion miles, the solar spacecraft juno successfully began orbiting our solar system on independence day. nasa scientists cheered and gave each other high-fives as they

declared mission juno accomplished. >> we prepared a contingency procedure, and guess what, we don't need that anymore. >> reporter: the spinning solar-powered spacecraft successfully entered jupiter's orbit shortly before midnight after completing a 45-minute engine burn. the high stakes return allowed jupiter to slow itself down significantly and hit a target a few miles wide. >> a mission of this complexity to accomplish tonight is just truly amazing. >> to actually have it to know we can all go to bed tonight and not worry about what's going to happen tomorrow, it's pretty awesome. >> and lift just of the juno v to jupiter. >> reporter: nasa designed for an intense radiation belt and a ring of debris surrounding the planet. as juno unfolded it a

began capturing images of jupiter and the moon. over the next 20 months scientists plan to learn more about the solar system. and juno has several science instruments on board along with a current camera and three lego figurines. one is a livness of galileo and another jupiter. ann marie. officials are investigating a fourth of july fireworks failure in plymouth, massachusetts. fires started on two fireworks barges on the plymouth water front. the fireworks on one barge went off all at once and police say no one was jurisdiction. and if you watched the cbs broadcast you may have

something was askew. the annual fireworks that took place looked to take place. it turns out cbs aired footage from previous shows. hundreds on social media complained. cbs said, quote, it was the patriotic thing to do and apologized for the confusion. this morning police have arrested a man in the death of a college student. beau solomon was found in the river. he headphone and his shirt was missing. $200 was charged to his credit card in milan. his brother said solomon had beaten cancer and had hoped he would be a politician. >> aft over 15, 20 procedures growing up through his life and was able to overcome all of

>> italian media reports two people told police they saw a body floating in the river not long after solomon went missing. hillary clinton will be joined by president obama. she hopes to rally voters in a state he won in 2008. elan quijano reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton will be joined by president obama for the first time since he endorsed her on june 9th. >> i know how hard this job can be, that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. >> reporter: after a weekend after answering questions from fbi agents investigating her private e-mail server and her husband stirred controversy following an impromptu meeting with attorney general loretta lynch. lynch is overseeing the investigation answer has said she will accept whatever the fbi recommends. >> well, it was allowed. and the rules have been clarified since i left. >> reporter: donald trump was

well, tweeting about vice presidential pick cotton and ernst and mike pence. trump and his surrogates have pushed back hard against the accusation that the tweet which the campaign quickly altered was anti-semitic. >> there's nothing anti-semitic about our campaign. certainly nothing anti-semitic about mr. trump. >> reporter: as a cbs news tracker to showed trump behind clinton with a slight margin of error. >> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will discuss the c the chief correspondent for the new yorker magazine. so far, no one has claimed responsibility for a string of suicide attacks in saudi arabia. last night four security officers were killed when a

the mosque when the prophet muhammad is buried. earlier there were attacks in saudi arabia and near jetta. 11 suspected isis positions were targeted in each country yesterday. manned bombers, attacked aircraft and drones were deployed. in iraq, iraqi forces took part in the raids. meanwhile the death toll isis said it carried out in baghdad has grown to 167. sunday's suicide bombing was the single deadliest attack to hit baghdad in more than ten years. charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: even in a country awash in bloodshed, this was bad. the isis suicide bomber knew just where and when to strike, to kill as many civilians as possible. the holy month of ramadan ends this week and cafes and shops along the boulevard were packed

of the night after fasting through the long hot day as the car bomb went off. even as they carried more body bags away from the rubble and wreckage, it was already clear this was the worst single terror attack to hit the capital in years. i swear to god the government is a failure this woman said. they are the ones who brought terrorism here. the attack came only about a week after iraqi government forces completely recaptured the nearby city of fallujah, in a fierce battle that lasts for weeks. as they hold vigils for victims in iraq, there are many questions. but one dead certainty, that another isis attack will come. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. more rain and strong winds are forecast for kentucky. a storm system blew through yesterday afternoon damaging homes and cars. it's unclear if the powerful wind was a tornado or strt

line winds. emergency officials say five people were injured when a walmart was damaged in northeast kentucky. witnesses say they saw a tornado. there was damage inside and outside of the store and cars in the parking lot were overturned. about 100 people have died as floods ravaged central and southern china. about 45 people are missing. the storms stretched across a 1,000-mile area in seven provinces. pro babble warriors are now even more a little more golden four-time champ kevin durant said he'll sign with golden state. he told thunder fans it pains me to know i will joint so many people with this choice but i believe i am doing what i feel is the right thing at this point in my life and my playing career. he joinshe

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party. he says he's leaked his goal now that britain voted to even the european union. the los angeles -- the los angeles times reports that serena williams is dropping her threat to sue wimbledon. she was concerned about slipping on the grass and hurting herself as it rained during the match yesterday. the defending women's singles champ went ton a straight set win. and "the wall street journal" reports that a sprinter who was sued by nike is going to the olympics. the company tried to block boris berrien from the suit because he's wearing new balance shoes. and variety reports that bbc personality chris evans is quitting top gear during the host of the murdering show. and he's facing

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week. the nasdaq gained 154 points. united states senate is ditching the blackberries. they've been issued blackberrys more than ten years but no more than. blackberry is discontinuing production of the devices on os 10. tesla said its global sales rose significantly less than expected. less than 17,000 that it hoped. delivery of its model sedan fell 15%. bp is launching an expanded delivery service. beepism will deliver cars no matter where it's delivered from. if you want to transfer a car from far away you will need to pay extra, for instance, getting a car from new york to dallas

and the july 4th weekend usually means big office at the box office. "finding dory" dominated topped off the box office starts for the third consecutive weekend in line to become the highest grossing pixar film ever. the legend of tarzan" came in second and "the purge" came in third place. >> we saw "finding dory." the kids loved it. and she also let me know she would probably love all of the toys associated with it. jill wagner from the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. still ahead, patriotic p)2 colebrations from eating ntests to fireworks. we will show you how americans marked the fourth of july around the country. tburn go away.

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forecast in some cities around the country. well, a bald eagle spreads his wings at a baseball game to try maybe his own kind of home run. he soared away from his handler at the stadium. he was returned to the los angeles zoo. the macy's fireworks show last night in new york capped the nation's 240th birthday party. and americans found at least that many ways to celebrate the fourth of july. here's juju chang. >> reporter: americans wore red, white and blue to celebrate the nation's 240th birthday. they celebrated veterans. the united states welcomed

>> i can't even thank you. it's like a dream come true. >> reporter: patriots marched down washington, d.c.'s constitution avenue. two down a river, floated down a louisiana lake, california surf and fired up their grills. some americans showed off their competitive spirit. they ate key lime pie in key west. >> i think i've been training for this my whole life. >> reporter: and hot dogs in new york city. joey "jaws" chestnut downed 70 hot dogs with buns in ten minutes to win name's famous and coney island. that's about one every 8.5 seconds. nit'sot the fourth of july unless you have the boston pops. millions capped off a star-spangled day with their eyes in the sky on macy's fireworks on the

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we are following breaking news overnight. police are on the scene of an officer-involved shooting in northeast washington. >> breaking at this hour, police make an arrest in the death of a u.s. student whose body was

river. >> tifts maneuvering a spacecraft intoup pi -- scientists maneuvering a space rapt into jupiter's orbit. >> by about 7:00, 8:00 things will improve and dry out. still dealing with showers and pockets of heavier rain for the morning commute and standing water on the roads and fog on top of that. first alert live doppler, we have the showers approaching the 95 corridor. when does it get out of here? the back edge of the line will get through d.c. about 6:20. we have a couple of hours to go through a. we are not done with the showers yet. we will have a few afternoon pop-up thunderstorms with the heat and humidity building today. near 90 this afternoon. pretty steamy.

futurecast in a bit. larry, good morning. >> allyson rae, good morning to you. it's active. we have a couple of issues on the beltway. the first an accident on the shoulder on the inner loop between 123 and 267. closer look inside the capitol beltway, high standing water impacting the morning commute on river road. this would be river road at greenway drive. use caution there this morning. on the outer loop of the beltway at kenilworth and the greenbelt metro you will find an accident blocking one lane there. much more shortly. back over to you. >> thank you, larry. breaking news in the last 30 minutes. the body of a university of wisconsin student has been found in rome and police say they arrested a homeless man in his death. >> 19-year-old beau solomon disappeared thursday. he was at a pub shortly after he arrived. his roommate reported him missing when he didn't show up for orientation the

morning. according to family members, police believe he was mugged then thrown in the river. suicide bombers hit three cities in saudi arabia. one went off near a mosque near one of the holiest sites for islam. it has the hallmark of isis but no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. interesting news out of virginia. 13 year olds can no longer get married in theth. that is one of the new -- married empty commonwealth the change is aimed at reducing forced marriages, human trafficking and statutory rape. nearly 3500 children under the age of 18 were married from 2004 to 2013. the old champ is the ne

back on top when it comes to the nathan's hot dog eating contest. he impressed or grossed out veers, joey chestnut, by eating the hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes. thomas did not win. the black widow lost out to mickey pseudo. she consumed 38 hot dogs. that's a quick look at what is happening this tuesday morning. >> thank you for joining us. the news starts right now. phase 3 of metro safe track work begins tonight. this will affect the subway passengers and airport traffic. good morning, i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. glad you are with us. plenty of rain overnight. ponding on the roadways, too. let's stwi

good morning, allyson. >> we will finish with the steady rain through mid- morning. through the afternoon a few more thunderstorms will come through. first alert live doppler, showers approaching the beltway and good steady rain from frederick to leesburg to winchester and parts of front royal. this will push through the district between now and about 8:00, 9:00 before it starts to taper off a little bit. take a look at futurecast. 6:00 in the morning, showers in southern maryland. thin we heat up. near 90 degrees. this is 4:30 tonight. we will stay dry for the lunch hour. then a few more thunderstorms. with this amount of humidity hanging around, any could reach severe limits. upper 80s, low 90s. this advertise the start of a