. >> your gps monitor will be cutoff when you exit the courtroom over here. you have no further business with the court. >> the 29-year-old smiling. his wife in tears upon learning the found zimmerman not guilty of both manslaughter and second-degree murder in the death of trayvon martin. >> i think the prosecution of george zimmerman was disgraceful. i am gratified by the jury's verdict. >> we are so proud to stand before you and to tell you that when we announced the charges 15 months ago we also promised that we would seek

. >> what's the age cutoff on the kid forecaster thing? >> you can't do it, dan. >> yesterday was dan's birthday, by the way. just missed the cutoff. >> i'm now 17. >>> moving on, a family was in a real financial pinch. a funeral, a wedding and a new grandkid on their hands. that's when they made an astonishing discovery in the trash. a lottery ticket. they almost threw it away. there it is. abc's reena ninan is here with the rest of the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning and happy birthday, dan. >> thank you. >> reporter: a family fortune that almost slipped through their fingers. luckily, they remembered something they forgot. and that would eventually lead to one of the biggest surprises of their life. winning the lottery can change your life when you least expect it. a as showcased on abc's new show, "lucky seven." that's what happened to one massachusetts couple. and they almost threw it all away. >> i had forgotten about it. >> reporter: joanne and her husband, joe, were supposed to be on vacation. but ended up stuck at h

it kind of looks like a march western pattern, very unusual to see a cutoff pattern this low. and it's a break from the hot summer heat in texas, oklahoma and new mexico. but for the rest of the country it's going to be a very warm, if not hot seat with dangerous heat levels in new york city. that's a look at the national forecast, how here's a look outside your window. because the temperature is in the 90s with high relative humidity, we are watching heat indexes that will approach 100, maybe 105 pretty much from d.c. to philly to southern new england as we go to many days in this week. we're kind of getting used to the heat. this is going to be a heat wave but not record-breaking heat wave. >> i say bring it on. i'm ready. >> you're ready. your ac works i take it? >> yeah, i'm ready for the beach. you lick twinkies? >> ahh -- >> you like twinkies, i like twinkies. >>> apple is bringing up 3d printers in your home. book makers. and the media is on high alert for the arrival of the royal heir. we'll have details in two. >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by advil. m

the way it's angled, the building is already cutoff a little bit on the west elevation. because of the property line. >> i can maybe get the overhead. so the triangular area in question shows the red dash is an artifact of the alignment of the freeway and consequently a parcel. it does sort of protrude that would look like a pedestrian access. that is a vehicle and pedestrian access easement. it would be maintained accrue is that area. the project sponsor in response to concerns, were held back. previously they would have swung into this area and potentially dinged a car if it was parked there. they were pulled back so they don't swing in the easement any longer. >> that's what i understood, the red triangular area they are a structure and below it, too. whatever. at least above it. so and then do we have a concern about or the developers concern, i assume. that's going to be open, isn't that right? there is no illustrated gates there at this point. i'm hoping that with increased vibrancy in the neighborhood and increased use in the alley that that little space won't end

i don't think that would be cutoff with the permit. that's all we have to say. >> thank you. >> don't leave yet. mr. adil shaikh, the pell on -- appellant or the requester said that you promised them a year. is that correct? >> my understanding is that i said in a letter that i would wait years before i actually started the project. it was at one time in a telephone phone call that marilyn mentioned to me that when you do get ready to move forward do you know that you have to compensate us and that a year is required. i have never done a demolition in my life. i didn't know what the legal formalities were. i waited a year. if you look at the record, 2011 was when the project was approved, sir. >> the records indicate you picked up the permit in april. where are you with your construction process? do you have a contractor already on board? >> yes. i do have a contractor on board and as a matter of fact we were supposed to meet today to just go over some details and i told him can we meet tomorrow because today i'm attending a hearing. >

that you showed up carney at the white house is painful to watch because it automatically triggers a cutoff of aid and they do not know what they're what to do about this. they do not want to cut out aid, but if there is a coup, you have to. >> they have to figure it out soon, and they have to figure out what to do with syria. >> they have figured it out, but now apparently, the house and senate, intelligence and foreign relations committees, which had been begging them to do this, will not let them do this because either it is too much or not enough. >> that is the problem. there are some that do not want them to go into syria. the popular opinion in the country is against intervention in syria, although there are people who talk about these believe we should go in. i am not sure if there is support for this. obama has made it burst through his vacillation. if he has to take a position and stuck with it, -- he was against it, did not want to go into it, now assistance with weapons. do.dy knows quite what to >> a washington post editorial from friday. syria and egypt. >> the country with re

we know there is a certain cutoff point of the announcement news. if it happens in the middle of the night the queen can't be rowed and we -- rowed and we won't know until the morning. there is a cutoff p oi nt of 10:30 and you just don't wake her up. >> maybe word could sneak out. anything from the royal family, speaking of them? >> prince harry who is about to be bumped from his position as third in line to the thrown is at his military base. we have not heard from him or seen him. the queen is tucked up in buckingham palace. prince charles was in york earlier today and he was approached by i think it was a young child who asked him for the latest news and here is what he had to say. >> i will see what i can do. >> apparently, trace, prince charles was door stopped at another function and he said i don't have any word. you guys will get it first. ofof course we are all camped across the street to the main entrance of the wing. we will have that announcement as soon as we can. again, we are starting to worry as night falls that this could be someth

moment, we understand that the teams are trying to actually turn off several valves so that they can cutoff this water. this team from the department of water is trying to divert a lot of this water that is flowing into these homes so this will be channeled down the street. it is not really clear how long it will take to get this water diverted, but of course we are going to be here for awhile to keep tabs on it and see how things are going. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> what a mess that, sergio. our reporting continuing on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >>> the parents of a young woman killed at a freak accident as we reported to you are upset at how the camp handled her death. they say for two days they heard nothing from the camp's operators. nick smith has their story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> the parents of 21-year-old anna are frustrated by the way things have been handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. because no one from the camp has contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do yo

that's the cutoff low. it started over the carolinas. that's oklahoma and texas and new mexico away from all the hot air. the heat dome covers pretty much the entire eastern seaboard from the great lakes to the southeast. who's the hottest at this hour? right now it looks like a tie. washington, d.c., and philadelphia both feel like 84 degrees as you walk outside this morning. today, right around 97 for d.c. you know. everyone is 90 or 95 degrees. it's going to be interesting. the northern half of the country in the heat wave is warmer in the southern half. >> new york's much warmer than atlanta. >> something really nice about a warm, summer night. >> you just love this heat. >> at night you go outside. >> turn on the ac. >> that's a different story. >> there are people that are. >> that's very true. heat can be dangerous. thanks so much, bill. >>> just ahead, "rolling stone" is getting slammed for its new cover. >>> plus, call it a mcbudget. how much money does mcdonald's think its employees can live on. >>> later, how do you follow up

. >> i've seen t-shirts, cutoffs, flip-flops riding. >> no good. >> i've seen stickers, too, on youre and i have to show these to folks at home. this is a sticker you want motorcyclists to have? >> yes, we did thousands of stickers and distributed them free at bike shops around the bay area. there's a lot floating around on bikes already and cars, tool boxes, what have you, and they are available at the website, as well. >> you did this all on your own time to do this as a service to the community. >> my lovely wife did the sticker design and the rest is spare time work on my part. >> are you getting good response from people? >> absolutely, yes. we've had traffic coming in from readit.com, the response is very good. i just posted an interview with mark pope, who is sergeant of the chp and is kind of the mouthpiece for the chp. >> we hope to help you get the word out. thank you so much for what you're doing. >> glad to be here. >>> we do have to take another break, but coming up in a moment, we're going to talk about what helps makes our cities more bicycle friendly. stay with u >>>

people an opportunity to say every week, i get the chance to hear about something new but there is a cutoff date. >> you can see, you can track how far you are to your goal? >> right. we have a countdown clock and the goals are going on at our website and you can see the social shares was way too. is there a definite deadline before the next cause comes up. every monday morning at 10:00 a.m. is where another cause launches. >> is there a cause you have launched for that other employees have said? there are things that don't seem like they would be political. all of a sudden, that is political because now you got loggers who -- people that save jobs. do you stay away from any sort of sort of thing that is controversial or do you have some employees that say hold on, dale, i'm not sure i'm comfortable with us supporting this cause. >> that's a great question. two things. we try to stay away from anything that is politically charged. >> that has to be tough, though. >> the tough. anti-sex trafficking is not politically charged and autism is not really politically charged. abortion is political

michigan senator carl levin and arizona senator john mccain both are calling for an aide cutoff untiln government is restored. this comes after more than 50 people died during a confrontation outside president morsi -- where morsi is being held. the state department calls egypt's political polarization dangerous, but the u.s. has yet to call the uprising against morsi a coup. the obama administration says the aid is in the best interests of u.s. security. >>> today some of the testimony in the george zimmerman trial could center around the toxicology report on trayvon martin. yesterday the judge allowed that report to be entered as evidence. it says a small amount of marijuana was in martin's system at the time of his death. prosecutors said the information is prejudicial, but zimmerman's attorneys say it is relevant. zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder, claiming self-defense. and george zimmerman has sued nbc universal, the parent company of this station, for defamati defamation. the company has strongly denied the allegations. >>> by the end of the day, police c

moment, we understand that the teams are trying to actually turn off several valves so that they can cutoff this water. this team from the department of water is trying to divert a lot of this water that is flowing into these homes so this will be channeled down the street. it is not really clear how long it will take to get this water diverted, but of course we are going to be here for awhile to keep tabs on it and see how things are going. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> what a mess that, sergio. our reporting continuing on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >>> the parents of a young woman killed at a freak accident as we reported to you are upset at how the camp handled her death. they say for two days they heard nothing from the camp's operators. nick smith has their story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> the parents of 21-year-old anna are frustrated by the way things have been handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. because no one from the camp has contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do yo

there was a cutoff age to be in the wisdom project--no one younger than 65. at the time you set out to do this, you were barely 30 years old. these people have lived more than twice as long as you. - it has just always been logical to me to ask people who have done things that i haven't done what that's all about. it seems like cheating. - it's a good shortcut. - it is. you know, these people have lived such extraordinary lives. like, i couldn't imagine passing up the opportunity to get to talk to any of them. - and doing that gave him a gallery of cool memories, some personal moments with some great men and women off-camera, like learning that desmond tutu likes to joke around by pretending to be annoyed. - and i didn't understand that about him when i first met him, and he walked in, and he said, you know, "ugh, i can't "believe you took me out of what i was doing. what are we doing here?" all he did was complain and complain and complain until he sat down to do the project, and then he was just unbelievably generous with his thoughts and ideas. - or that c

moment, we understand that the teams are trying to actually turn off several valves so that they can cutoff this water. this team from the department of water is trying to divert a lot of this water that is flowing into these homes so this will be channeled down the street. it is not really clear how long it will take to get this water diverted, but of course we are going to be here for awhile to keep tabs on it and see how things are going. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> what a mess that, sergio. our reporting continuing on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >>> the parents of a young woman killed at a freak accident as we reported to you are upset at how the camp handled her death. they say for two days they heard nothing from the camp's operators. nick smith has their story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> the parents of 21-year-old anna are frustrated by the way things have been handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. because no one from the camp has contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do yo

it creates for employers around the cutoff to don't offer an insurance to cut back from 50.. >> your analysis of why this provision is bad is the same as like what the national federation of independent business would be. that it burdens these -- you're right. it's a relatively small number, but it burdens them and say things like let's cut back hours and not hire people who need insurance, right? >> there are a bunch of pols that he would not like that they would. another way you can do this same idea is the house bill had a requirement that if you were above a certain size, you had to be spending a certain amount of payroll on health insurance. what that does is it doesn't create any distinction between how many workers you have or don't have or distinction between full and part time workers and keeps some of the bad effects from happening. this was actually a version of the mandate business liked better. senate democrat aides were absolutely puzzled. it was coming through olympia snow and other people. they didn't seem to understand why business liked doing it this way. t

cutoff from the sea breeze antioch is 102 degrees. one more day of triple digits then, we'll cool you off to 90s, low 90s. >> still ahead at 4:00 it's slow going out there on the road. a live driver's view of the commute up nee. a major failure for russia's space program how this can result in big danger to the environment. >> i'm michael finney. the money you'll safe this 4th of july, why airline ceo >>> we want to take you live into the thick of the commute. >> and the heart. >> yes. >> in the middle of it traffic is awful. >> it does not look great. there is a slight delay in audio and traffic camera. >> it's still to say there is a delay in traffic is just being funny because it's at a virtual stand still. i can say i've moved very little and it's taken an hour and now 18 minutes to get four block as long the embarcadero. anyone looking to get home soon is not the way to go. i haven't been able to get off to take a look. that is the latest from here. >> wow. ken. all right. thank you for being out there for us. >> well, canadian p

officials looking into how and why the power got cutoff. >> the university of california regents have made history appointing first mus tloim represent students. appointment is causing controversy especially to some in the jewish community. she is controversial because she called on uc to boycott company as fill yaited with the israeli military or settlements on the west bank and also supported a resolution condemning what she calls an is slam phobic hate speech delivered at uc santa cruz. >> sadda's actions have polarized thousands in the campus community and beyond. >> the committee is made up of four regents. two of whom are jewish. >> i'm planning on working thing that's all students are united around. >> she says she looks forward to working with incoming uc president janet napolitano. >> spraying began to eradicate a pest that threatens to spoil california crops unless it can be stopped. it's the guava fruit fly discovered in the bay area neighborhood of san jose. abc 7 news is in the hot zone tonight. >> three trucks hit the streets doing targeting spraying to kill off the guav

. >>> there's a new cutoff mail service to your front door. the vote in another step towards ending door to door mail. >> was they were heroes a of the bonks and now they're being honored. >> good morning. plenty areas of low clouds and fog. 60s and 70s by the water. 80s in inland areas and then hit the 90s. >> welcome back now. 5:53. new reports of a man stalking cnn anchors. police arrested simpson in new york after finding weapons. zip ties and ammunition inside of his car. now they believe he also made threatening voice mail calls to arias' defense lawyer and the defense witness. prosecutors have not yet filed any charges in connection with those voice mails. >>> two police officers two rhode island being honored for their brave work after the boston marathon bombings sergeant al valerie and dale drowned, part of a special bomb squad team immediately after thedly bombing. rhode island's fire chief said the two officers are used to putting their lives on the line. >> these folks put themselves in harm's way on a regular basis. i sometimes t

it's a -- i don't know how they came up -- why that's the cutoff point, to tell the truth. >> what is the opposition to protecting e-mails? >> i would say in general -- again, anybody on the law enforcement or intelligence side would argue, it's quicker if we had access to everything. why not listen to every phone conversation and have a camera in everybody's home, have a track where everybody's car is so you know who they visit. it's a slippery slope. of course these things are better from a strict law enforcement perspective. if you have a tracker on every person, but it's at the expense of our liberty and freedom and price. so she challenge for policymakers is to strike the right balance, we have safety, the public safety, but we also allow privacy and freedom. so, again, i argue that we're too far towards the police state totalitarian side of things with regard to insufficient checks and balances around government checking e-mails, government finding out phone records, those -- sorts of things, and then balance it, even duduring the hoot of the cold war, as well as in the '80s, it

when average rates drop below 9% the funding is cutoff. the state worker told abc 7 news it could be a real tough change for many in the state. >> before benefits became available first payable in february, 2010, since that time, we pay out more than $3 billion here for extension benefits so it's been critical to help people long term unemployed. >> 100,000 californian woz be affected by this. >> wall street drops on a pair of disappointing earnings report. one from charles swaub. the company missed profit estimates. the other coca-cola where sales fell 4%. wall street reports offset news home builders are more optimist bik yik about sales than in seven years. the dow dropped 32 points. s and p 500 ended an eight day value raly. "wall street journal" says google reached several companies about streaming live on the internet. you'd be able to flip through channels online instead of tv. >> there is more still to come. we're live where a rally is just minutes from getting underway. the two downtown democrat strayings. >> also, a big new fine

when average rates drop below 9% the funding is cutoff.he state worker told abc 7 news it could be a real tough change for many in the state. >> before benefits became available first payable in february, 2010, since that time, we pay out more than $3 billion here for extension benefits so it's been critical to help people long term unemployed. >> 100,000 californian woz be affected by this. >> wall street drops on a pair of disappointing earnings report. one from charles swaub. the company missed profit estimates. the other coca-cola where sales fell 4%. wall street reports offset news home builders are more optimist bik yik about sales than in seven years. the dow dropped 32 points. s and p 500 ended an eight day value raly. "wall street journal" says google reached several companies about streaming live on the internet. you'd be able to flip through channels online instead of tv. >> there is more still to come. we're live where a rally is just minutes from getting underway. the two downtown democrat strayings. >> also, a big new fine pr

i don't know how they came up with why that's the cutoff point, to tell the truth. >> host: what is the op to decision to protecting the e-mails? >> guest: you know, i would say in general, you know, again, anybody on the law enforcement or intelligence side would argue, well, it's quicker if we have access toering. why not listen to every phone conversation, why not have a tracker in everybody's car so you know exactly where it is? i mean, it's a slippery slope. of course these things are better from a strict law enforcement perspective. if you have a tracker on every person, you know where they are, and they're not committing crimes. but at the expense of our liberty, freedom and privacy. striking the right balance where we have safety, we take safety into account, the public safety, but we also allow privacy and freedom. so, again, i argue that we're too far towards kind of the police state, totalitarian side of things with regard to insufficient checks and balances around government checking e-mails, government finding out phone records, those sorts of things. and we need to balance

the white house says it's not supporting either side there is no plan to cutoff $1.56 billion in aid the u.s. sends to egypt every year. >> i think would it not nbt best interest of the united states to immediately change our assistance programs to egypt. we're reviewing our obligations under the skplau will be consulting with congress about the way forward. >> u.s. is investigating how former leader mohammed morsi was returned if it turns out a coup forced him from office the u.s. would be forced to stop sending aid to egypt. >> tonight money matters stocks gained ground as investors continued to show confidence dow gained nearly 89 points. s and p picked up eight points today. what we're charging more often americans increase borrowing in may as fastest pace in a year. according to the federal reserve. borrowing including credit card use reached a high point in nearly three years. facebook rolled out a feature aimed at making it easier to find your friends information and photos on the si. it's now available to everyone in u.s. after test version in january. you can search for rest

>> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our state, i believe that a 70 is the cutoff forental retardation. legally. so he was just above that. and he had been in special ed until he'd finally dropped out in high school when he was 16, a year earlier than this. >> jessie knew damien echols and jason baldwin but not well. they lived in a neighborhood close by. what was your world? what was your day like? what was your life like? >> poor, white trash. that's one of the things that made them so easy for them to put this off on us is because we were expendable. our lives didn't matter. >> whether that was true or not, the police were struggling to solve a crime with very few leads. what kind of pressure are police under at the time? >> business was suffering. people were not going out. life was not going on as normal. >> and they weren't getting crucial information from the state crime lab. three weeks after the murders, a police inspector pleaded for answers about the young victims. time of death. cause of death. were the kids sodomized? we need information from the crime lab

officials looking into how and why the power got cutoff. >> the university of california regents have made history appointing first mus tloim represent students. appointment is causing controversy especially to some in the jewish community. she is controversial because she called on uc to boycott company as fill yaited with the israeli military or settlements on the west bank and also supported a resolution condemning what she calls an is slam phobic hate speech delivered at uc santa cruz. >> sadda's actions have polarized thousands in the campus community and beyond. >> the committee is made up of four regents. two of whom are jewish. >> i'm planning on working thing that's all students are united around. >> she says she looks forward to working with incoming uc president janet napolitano. >> spraying began to eradicate a pest that threatens to spoil california crops unless it can be stopped. it's the guava fruit fly discovered in the bay area neighborhood of san jose. abc 7 news is in the hot zone tonight. >> three trucks hit the streets doing targeting spraying to kill off the guav

law, government must cutoff all foreign aid if a country has a military coup. the white house says it'sy viewing what happened but would not cut off the more than $1 billion in aid. >> i think would not be in the best interest of the united states to immediately change our assistance programs. >> the white house sedz it's not taking sides in egypt but was a smooth transition to a new democratly elected government. >> still ahead at abc news at 4:00. >> first what google's home page is celebrating today and the game you can play. >> michael finney q and a is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions. you can contact me on faceboo facebook.com/michael finney ask on twitter. i'll answer your questions here live in just a little bit. >> we see blue skies and warm conditions and going to get warmer. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and taking a look right now at walnut creek, heavier traffic on the left heading north slow. stay with us >>> if you go to google web site you'll see there is a cool, i guess you can call it a game. >> the company is ma

i had no idea they made cutoffs with zippers. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show, old sport? >> thanks, greg. our top story, are state and local governments tracking where you drive by using license plate scanners? yes, they are and you need to stop going to the naughty shops, joey poncetti of los angeles, california. and finally, keith olberman is back at espn. it is possible he was fired before we air jiecht you could have used

. >> your gps monitor will be cutoff when you exit the courtroom over here. you have no further business with the court. >> the 29-year-old smiling. his wife in tears upon learning the found zimmerman not guilty of both manslaughter and second-degree murder in the death of trayvon martin. >> i think the prosecution of george zimmerman was disgraceful. i am gratified by the jury's verdict. >> we are so proud to stand before you and to tell you that when we announced the charges 15 months ago we also promised that we would seek the truth for vai vaughn martin. -- for trayvon martin. >> protesters gathered outside the seminole county courthouse reacting to the verdict. zimmerman maintained he shot martin in an act of self-defense. the prosecution spent more than two weeks trying unsuccessfully to prove he got out of his car and targeted the teenager as he walked in his neighborhood in sanford, florida last year. tonight the jury of six women coming to a unanimous decision after more than 16 hours of deliberations sending george zimmerman home to his family. and

the white house says it's not supporting either side there is no plan to cutoff $1.56 billion in aid u.s. sends to egypt every year. >> i think would it not nbt best interest of the united states to immediately change our assistance programs to egypt. we're reviewing our obligations under the skplau will be consulting with congress about the way forward. >> u.s. is investigating how former leader mohammed morsi was returned if it turns out a coup forced him from office the u.s. would be forced to stop sending aid to egypt. >> tonight money matters stocks gained ground as investors continued to show confidence dow gained nearly 89 points. s and p picked up eight points today. what we're charging more often americans increase borrowing in may as fastest pace in a year. according to the federal reserve. borrowing including credit card use reached a high point in nearly three years. facebook rolled out a feature aimed at making it easier to find your friends information and photos on the si. it's now available to everyone in u.s. after test version in january. you can search for restaura

we'll be cutoff sometime. >> yes this, is going to go on several hours and there is going to be a spill skbrofr traffic in that area because there are freeway access points and exists so it's going to be impacted but want to show a picture we've received now this, is a look at the corridor this, is how narrow it s on either side, you can see store fronts and go and it goes seemingly forever. there is gold stores on and on. you go left and right it's kind of like a spider web of stores in there. because it seems to go endlessly. >> right. you said when you first go in, you can't just walk in. you have to have a reason for being there. correct? >> right. you have to get an appointment or know someone. we have a, i believe nicole now. i'm told, nicole you're in the gift center right now. is that correct? >> i'm sitting in the lobby. >> it's not about the -- the cops making sure we're all okay. they don't want to move us get. >> nicole you work in the gift center? >> yes. >> what did you hear and see when that happened around 2:00? >> i didn't hear anything. i work in one of the stores that

of july, the heat wave will be pushing further as you heard jim say what they thought would be the cutoffuesday. >>> this year's fourth of july celebrations will be quiet ones on some of our nation's military bases, a place you would think they'd celebrate independence day, right? well, $85 billion in forced budget cuts from the sequester have kicked in earlier this year, being blamed for furloughing fireworks shows on our nation's bases, many of them. beautiful displays on several major posts cancelled because of lack of cash, meaning many military families will miss out on july 4th traditions this year. >>> well, history is being made in two major sports today. we'll tell you about that. >>> and you know, sometimes you just can't get along with your co-workers. right in the middle of a tournament, what would you do if you weren't getting along with your caddy? would you pitch a fit? we'll tell you what this golfer did. . >>> some history made in the nhl today by a young man by the name of seth jones. he was chosen overall fourth by the national predators, that may not sound that impress

it was hot upstairs and on the 18th floor i don't know if they cutoff the air conditioning or what. >> they do it early in the day for us. i don't know if that's a sign. here, here. when "red eye" first started every once in awhile it was in the 90s and there is no actual reason to bewaring shorts -- to be wearing shorts -- or pants, i would go on" red eye" and wear shorts. but i would bermuda it up and wear a tie. the hate i would get, i thought it was charming. >> julian assange probably wears shorts. >> you know he does. >> the biggest question, would you date a man who wore shorts to the office? >> the shorts need to be to the knee. i can't see a dude in daysy dukes. in daisy dukes. the thigh region? i can't see the thigh region. >> they look like capri pants. >> i saw a guy with the long shorts and the tall shorts just like the playboy bunnies do. only they can do that. >> you were not impressed by his confidence and willingness to pull it off. >> i was impressed by his audacity. >> even the homeless are like, change. i have to no where to be. >>> it is time for a break. what are

. >> your gps monitor will be cutoff when you exit the courtroom over here, and you have no further business with the court. >> the 29-year-old in court smiling. acquitted of manslaughter and second degree murder, avoiding the potential of life in prison. >> i think the prosecution of george zimmerman was disgraceful. i am gratified by the jury's verdict. >> the verdict coming after 16 hours of deliberations. seventeen months after zimmerman killed trayvon martin. zimmerman claimed he shot the teen in self-defense. the jury now agreeing the shooting was not a crime. their decision sparking protest, including this one in oakland, california, where dozens marched through the streets smashing windows ever businesses and a police car. here outside of the seminole county courthouse, they reacted to the verdict peacefully, some with support for trayvon martin's parents, who were in court every step of the way during the nearly month-long trial, except last night. too emotional to sit in the room as the verdict was read. >> we are very, very, very saddened, but we accept the jury's verdict in this

he had on these little cutoff shorts only to your knees and a wife beater and he was filthy and a longoatee, but he looked kind of crazy but sexy. >> but theirs is not a normal love story. hall admits to murdering their roommate, jeff bishop, whose brother, chad bishop, is a correctional officer here at louisville metro. >> off the table, thank you. >> baringer admits helping hall move the body and covering up the crime. both of them also cashed bishop's disability and social security checks to fund their drug habilitates. >> heather don't belong here. she only knew about it. i told her to testify against me and told her to turn over state's evidence. i said go ahead and testify if you have to. that's what she might be doing. >> and if she testifies against you? >> i still love her. there's nothing that can take my love from her. that's one thing i do have going for me. nobody can take that love. >> coming up. >> ready to go forward on the final sentencing? >> dennis hall faces both the judge and the brother of his victim. and -- >> does the court scare you sometimes? >> sometimes. >>

i had no idea they made cutoffs with zippers. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show, old sport? >> thanks, greg. our top story, are state and local governments tracking where you drive by using license plate scanners? yes, they are and you need to stop going to the naughty shops, joey poncetti of los angeles, california. and finally, keith olberman is back at espn. it is possible he was fired before we air jiecht you could have used a funnier name than johnny poncetti. he should have been from a funny place like camp cucamonga. >> you write your stuff and i will write my stuff. >> so sensitive. >>> let's welcome our guest. get a job, butterflies. i am here with fox business network reporter joleen kent. and he is so sharp that nurses use him to draw blood. i bet he has a book. oh yes, it is an e book called "the lizard king" and in tijuanna he is a pay toilet, bill schulz. and his mustache was kicked out of a salon for shooting up a pay january know player. he is the fox news contributor and the president of "red eye." >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. and now, the h

. >> your gps monitor will be cutoff when you exit the courtroom over here. you have no further business with the court. >> the 29-year-old smiling. his wife in tears upon learning the found zimmerman not guilty of both manslaughter and second-degree murder in the death of trayvon martin. >> i think the prosecution of george zimmerman was disgraceful. i am gratified by the jury's verdict. >> we are so proud to stand before you and to tell you that when we announced the charges 15 months ago we also promised that we would seek the truth for vai vaughn martin. -- for trayvon martin. >> protesters gathered outside the seminole county courthouse reacting to the verdict. zimmerman maintained he shot martin in an act of self-defense. the prosecution spent more than two weeks trying unsuccessfully to prove he got out of his car and targeted the teenager as he walked in his neighborhood in sanford, florida last year. tonight the jury of six women coming to a unanimous decision after more than 16 hours of deliberations sending george zimmerman home to his family. and

you're not going to see a foreign aid cutoff. >> but some of those funds are still frozen for proppingthe debt issue there. because congress wasn't sure about -- >> and that's correct. jackie is absolutely correct about that but there are legal ways of getting around that answered think you will find the administration and congress working together. this may be an exception to the rule. >> but some of the most outspoken republicans on this have been the rand pauls, the ted cruzzes, not the quote, unquote, statesmen. and i think there's going to be probably it would be my guess there's going to be some deference to them given how it all played out. do you think -- >> they've taken a leading voice on this issue so it stands to reason they're going to be the ones to say, as you mentioned earlier, we told you so and trying to direct policy going forward. >> jackie, when they come back from the 4th of july recess, where do you think the debate goes? obviously will there be hearings but where do you think it goes? >> the saw the congressional reaction to this sort of start a little bit slowe

patrick leahy says the law is clear and requires a cutoff. but tennessee republican bob corker says that's not our priority. >> what we should be doing right now is urging calmness, urging the military to move through this civilian process as quickly as possible. >> reporter: president obama's critics say by not condemning the egyptian military, he's making the same mistake me in not criticizing morsi in a timely manner which alienated some egyptians. it's the same so-called mistake critics say the administration made when vice president biden defended mubarak days before he was deposed. >> would ymubarak has been an a ours in a number of things. >> reporter: then and now, the issue with divisive. the white house shrugs off the idea as once again behind the curve. >> the curve we're interested in is the curve that leads towards a stable democratic egypt where the rights of all egyptians are respected and upheld. >> officials here won't say how longful take them to review the rules on aid to egypt, but they suggest the longer the egyptian mili

. >> your gps will be cutoff when you exit the courtroom here and you have no further business with the court. >>> the defendant smiling. he avoid the the potential of life in prison. >> i think the prosecution of george zimmerman was disgraceful. i am gratified by the jury's verdict. >> the verdict coming after 16 hours of deliberations. seventeen months after zimmerman killed trayvon martin. zimmerman maintained he shot the teen in self-defense. the jury now agreeing the shooting was not a crime. their decision sparking protest, including this one in oakland, california, where dozens marched through the streets smashing windows of businesses and a police car. >> justice for trayvon, justice for trayvon! >> here outside of the seminole county courthouse, they reacted to the verdict peacefully, some with support for trayvon martin's parents, who were in court every step of the way during the nearly month-long trial, except last night. too emotional to sit in the room as the verdict was read. >> we are very, very, very saddened, but we accept the jury's verdict in this case. first and fo

lawsuit would be based on the efforts to close clinics in the state or would it be based on the 20-week cutoffen abortions would be allowed in the state if this thing passes? >> i think the thing that is most repugnant about the constitution is infringing on a woman's liberty, and the difficult decision. and with the closure of these clinics, but also, rachel, included in this bill is the severe number of doctors that would be able to practice in this arena. that severe limitation on her arena is going to be the best thing that has the chance of a constitutional challenge. >> it strikes me when i look at the overall situation here. they obviously have the numbers in terms of the republican majority and the sizes of the majority in both houses of the legislature. but so many people blooding into the legislature, the attention that your filibuster has brought to austin. it seems maybe the most important consequence has brought this far, you making your republican colleagues explain themselves, make them debate these measures, put the argument out there and having it tested. do you feel like the

people on monday but surrounding countries are stepping up with richer relief as an $4 billion in aid cutoff of saudi arabia a billion dollars, united arab emirates we have the mideast expert and fox news contributor here. what does that mean to us that they contributed that many? does that put more pressure on the answer doesn't relieve the pressure? we but we should be extremely happy everybody is chipping in because we should be as happy as the gulf nations that them muslim brotherhood includes is decreasing. we should show enthusiasm. but over the last two years to have there eye on egypt but these influences why did they give the money? we shall be of the mindset to pour the many into egypt. melissa: we have been purged in that situation before. >> absolutely but the good news is there is a lot of concern. going forward that the people of egypt did not settle. some voted for morsi was democratically elected but we do not know if it was legitimate. but he did not govern to radically and was more concerned about making the country more extreme bringing his islamic views. how does he fix t