bright eyed and bushy tailed. i'm doing well i think. think part of it is because we had some really beautiful weather. we had an absolutely gorgeous beach day out there. we'll take you on a time laps here. so many people out and about understandably so on what was an absolutely beautiful day before the shadows took over and then we end up with the shot where you can't see anything anymore. now the moon is shining. if you look closely you can see it reflecting off the water but we are expecting a pretty quiet night in general around the region. stale few speck kelce of activity out there especially back through berks county where we've had several little pockets of showers and even strong thunderstorms rumbling through since, say, early this evening and late afternoon. meanwhile our current temperature readings are still on the mild side. probably going to drop another five, 6 degrees or so around the region as a whole as we move forward in the forecast here. again a quiet night on tap and we're expecting steamy conditions to build aroun

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. >> every time i fill up my tank i go wide-eyed when i see the screen. it was this much.reporter:even though the gas prices are high enough to bring you down, these drivers say they plan to enjoy their holiday. >> it's frustrating. it makes you want to stay home more. it's a good opportunity. the weather will be nice. it's worth it. >> it's something that you have to sacrifice. if you are with friends chip in and make it fair. >> that is a good idea. the families are digging deeper to cover the gas prices. in turn they cut back on eating out and shopping and other trip activities to make it work. >>> you have to balance the books. >>> a new jersey brown bear didn't get his hand caught in the cookie jar. it was his head. the cookies in question were animal crackers. they took the photographs of a 6-month-old cub. wedged up in a tree. in ringwood, new jersey. they tranquilizered the young bruin. then they were able to cut the jar off the head of the black bear and free him. all is well that ends well for this young bear. >>> next time the cub will go for the box of cookies

"america the beautiful," on occasion i get a little teary-eyed. >> that was fun.hanks. >> america is fascination of whole world. traveled the whole world and i know for sure we're the absolute best. what makes me love it the most? i have a lot of things that love bit, my favorite? free speech. if i don't like something i can say it. that is not true in a lost countries. here we seef something we don't like, we speak up and tell our government, don't, don't do that. we don't like it. youu can't do that around the world in a lot of places. that is what makes us great. >> i think especially on july 4th it is really important to reflect that many people throughout our history and our country has it has been worth dying for. one of the things i learned from my husband, the love of country isis so deep for so many and its so deep for me as well. when youme love somebody willing to sacrifice their own life for the country, you have to understand a little bit about why they would do that. the love of country, service of the country is part of our relationship. of our fami

e ei right now i don't think it's very clear what the next steps are. rgersse ill on with theptn of h t. fieldte ukr debris.from thebosillief.an sme ite s the sinerany, this m says. several shots and then some loud bangs. i was scared. i looked up and saw fragments flying. the scorched crash site, an empty field along a country road, deep in the territory held by russian separatists. i knew it was an airplane right away, says this man. it fell right over there. it curved and went that way. an eye witness describing the scene to russian television. >> i personally saw malaysian passports scattered around the site of the crash. so far the area has not been roped off. firemen have just arrived and so far the debris is still smoking. >> reporter: among the first responders, the ukrainian emergency services, and rebels armed with guns. sifting through a gruesome landscape remains and the personal belongings of the 295 on board. a tourist guide unscathed. the search of the charter continuing tonight as darkness fell. >> david, tonight that little village is i

the faithful were shocked and teary-eyed. brazil won 63 consecutive matches in their home country and this is the first home loss since 1975. 1975.. >> reporter: german fans are celebrating in the streets. tens of thousands of fans waving flags and wearing colorful outfits. germany moves on to face the winner of the argentina/netherlands match on sunday. >>> a crisis in the middle east. this video shows a missal intercepting a rocket. an explosion was heard. the rocket comes after the israeli military launched a major offensive. before that, they fired more than 130 rocket attacks on southern israel. meanwhile sirens sounded as residents ran for cover. palestinians were searching for victims. more than a dozen people were killed. >>> the obama administration asking congress for $4 billion to handle the border crisis. since october, more than $52,000 children have entered the u.s. illegally. president obama says it's a humanitarian crisis and he needs $3.7 billion in emergency funding. that money will be used to expand detenti

tony abbott is very clear-eyed in this. our president needs to be clear-eyed.or once focus on what is going on. tell the american people similar to what reagan did after shoot-down of the korean airliner. what the purpose of america the united states in the world is, paint that picture, shining city on hill and embolden the american people for their own freedom. bill: tony abbott said this is not a accident. this is a crime. i don't know what the white house has to say just yet. we're awaiting word on. that. would you expect the president to say something, very soon on this? >> yeah. i would expect him to. i have learned sometimes tamper down my expectations from the white house. but i think he ought to. he ought to be very clear. call putin out by name. call russians out by name and make it very clear that the united states will embolden our nato allies. i say restart the missile defense shield and make it clear, look the reset didn't work. so, by vladmir putin's own choosing, they're now going to have to pay a penalty and rally the europeans with us on econom

just like shari debra was a pretty blue-eyed blond.ari, debra as only a child. >> turn right. last dirt road before you come to the stop sign at two notch road. go through chains and no trespassing signs. and 50 yards and to the left. go 10 yards. debra may is waiting. god forgive us all. >> i felt like we were dealing with the same individual. >> investigators now knew they were hunting a serial killer. at the south carolina law enforcement division, scientists were still going over their only piece of hard evidence, shari's last will and testament. it had been written on lined paper from a legal pad. forensic document examiner mickey dawson believed latent images, or indentions, from a previous page of the pad might be revealed with the use of an electrostatic detection apparatus. >> when i received the letter, took it into the laboratory and opened it up on sterile paper. and then each sheet would individually go into a humidified box. >> the document was then placed on top of a brass plate. and the magnetic field activated. the pap

others have described her as "a soaring songstress" and a "minister of the wide-eyed gospel of hope." her 14 albums and numerous world tours, carrie newcomer has carved out a unique niche as a folk singer who is also an international emissary for peace and tireless advocate for living a more contemplative life. >> i would have to say that my most profound and consistent spiritual practice is songwriting, that idea of sacramental living, of seeing the world as sacrament, seeing life as a sacrament of compassion and forgiveness. >> reporter: newcomer's music is hard to categorize. but her lyrics, which often emphasize the sacred in the ordinary and social justice, are rooted in her quaker faith. she grew up in small-town elkhart, indiana, the daughter of an italian-catholic mother and a father of amish ancestry who attended a methodist church. on a mission trip to costa rica during college, she visited a small quaker community. >> i went to my first silent quaker meeting in the middle of the rain forest, and there was something in that experience that my heart just said, "ah, yes!" some

. >>> we're going to check with bill karins who is going to be teary eyed to get through the forecastbably a 99% chance i may have to grab a tissue tonight when they do the thing for jeter and celebrate his career. >> the commercial was great and tonight they do a lot of stuff, too. so, you know. he's our generation. he's our age. it's like the last chance we could have play baseball. >> if you're puffy eyes tomorrow. >>> we'll have rough weather today. we had it yesterday. the well advertised summer cool down has arrive the. it's about as cool as it's going to get in the middle of july for the portion of the country. we're talking 50s from kansas city all the way to chicago. rapid city dropped down to the mid 40s. fargo at 49. it's not cold but it is a lit cool. at least you don't need the air-conditioning. the humidity is very low. there's showers ahead of the cool air. we dealt with it yesterday and we'll do it again. we'll see heavy rain this afternoon. and down in louisiana the front pushed all the way now through arkansas and we still have storms ahead of it down there. even for

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resolution accept and ex-spent grant ryan white part c outpatient ei circumstances program. $322, 645. item no. 20. #15e79 and ex-spent grant medical monitoring $20. #15e79 and ex-spent grant medical monitoring project. $556, 874. >> thank you. >> very briefly as mr. rose touched on a number of these, we have a couple of pieces of legislation in front of you. item no. 4 is our patient rates. this is our annual update to our patient rates for medical services. these are our official rates, although the vast majority of our payers including medi-cal clients do not pay these rates, but they are the bases of funds that we recapture through commercial payers through san francisco hospital. that is a very important financial driver for us. we have the recommended rate adjustment based on a consultant study of where the rates are in the market. we also have regular item that comes before this committee annually. we have a number of grants that are annual but require approval annually of the board of supervisors for us to accept and expend those. there is a list of those. those are the same i

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>> reporter: bidders invaded this tent in portola valley eying their favorite military vehicle wasting no time shooting off a bid. don perry was tempted it raise -- don perry was tempted to raise his hand. >> as long as my wife doesn't hear me, yes, i would. >> reporter: for 16k randy beard won and will take his vehicle back home to colorado to ride around the desert. . over the years jacques littlefield used a family fortune to buy this military memorabilia. the collection grew on his portola valley estate. but littlefield died in 2009. and now his tanks need a new home. hopefully, a home that values their history. >> these vehicles and the brave men that fought in them helped to liberate europe and defend our freedom. they made the world whats it today. how often do you get a chance to own something that's that important to history? >> reporter: to pass on that military history, this man brought his son for an excursion. but buying one? not an option. >> a tank in our yard would probably not be a great thing. [ laughter ] >> reporter: neighbors might say something. >> the neighbors m

>> reporter: bidders invaded this tent in portola valley eying their favorite military vehicle wasting no time shooting off a bid. don perry was tempted it raise his hand. >> as long as my wife doesn't hear me, yes, i would. >> reporter: for 16k randy beard won and will take his vehicle back home to colorado to ride around the desert. . over the years jacques littlefield used a family fortune to buy this military memorabilia. the collection grew on his portola valley estate. but littlefield died in 2009. and now his tanks need a new home. hopefully, a home that values their history. >> these vehicles and the brave men that fought in them helped to liberate europe and defend our freedom. they made the world whats it today. how often do you get a chance to own something that's that important to history? >> reporter: to pass on that military history, this man brought his son for an excursion. but buying one? not an option. >> a tank in our yard would probably not be a great thing. [ laughter ] >> reporter: neighbors might say something. >> the neighbors might get the wrong idea. [ laughte

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netherlands prepares to receive more bodies from the mh seventeen disaster as experts of the cross-eyed continue the search for the rest of the victims. the downing of the malaysian jet sees a relentless campaign against russia as the media follows the u.s. state department's lead. questions being raised by. a missing british journalist who's been reporting for is in the hands of the ukrainian security service says a fellow reporter who's just been released. israel's ground operation in gaza bolstered by time gunships on warplanes more than seven hundred palestinians have died in the onslaught as diplomats struggle to draw a truce. welcome to the international we're coming to you live from moscow it's now five pm here in the russian capital. two more planes carrying victims of the malaysian air waves flight m.h. seventeen are on their way to the netherlands the first identified bodies arrived at eindhoven air base on wednesday where a solemn ceremony was held in amsterdam hundreds of people dressed in white marched through the city and released white balloons in memory of those who died

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resource he and services administration to participate in a program entitled ryan white part c outpatient eis program for the period may 1, 2014 through april 30, 2015, and waiving indirect costs. ~ outpatient program. and item 38 is a resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $556,874 from the centers for disease control and prevention to participate in a program entitled "medical monitoring project" for the period of june 1, 2014 through may 31, 2015. >> thank you, madam clerk. supervisor farrell, the budget chair. >> thank you, president chiu, and thank you, madam clerk, for reading all those items. so, colleagues, with our budget this year, very pleased we were able to come to a unanimous vote at our budget committee again this year, and in record time, to pass out our 14-15 and fiscal year 15-16 budget out of committee. as we all know, giving the diversity of opinions and political perspectives on our board, this is easier said than done, but i think that we're proving that we can do it and in fact work together. i

and as of recent, wednesday, july third, they met to address the alternate locations, and they were eying the 300 to the 400 block off of polk but at&t refused those locations, second they opposed the installation of this because it will be placed in apark and although they say that it is not a park it is a right-of-way, we still contend that it is a park because dpw in its number 1 8, in 175, with 66 is not define what a park is. and as a layperson, we are just going through the guidelines of the number 1 8. and appellants oppose the installation of this facility because at&t did not post the notes of intent for the period of 20 days and so most of the neighbors that we actually all of the neighbors that we talked to, said that they did not receive anything in the mail from at&t. appellants oppose the installation of this because the board of supervisors passed an ordinance, 76-14, file number 1 40319 in section 4 of the ordinance, 76-14, the board indicated that its intent that the permanent or the permitting requirements contained in article 27 would be retroactive in that they would a

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these young men in their intake interviews with army psychiatrist and they are just devastated, hollow eyed -- >> are you aware that you are not the same as when you went over? do you feel changed? how long were you overseas? were you any combat at all? >> this would have been the most and honest look that any american audience had ever gotten at the psychological trauma caused by war. i say would have been because the army suppressed the film. the army did everything in its power to prevent its release and the movie was not shown publicly until 1981. john huston spent decades trying to get it shown. finally, thanks to the intervention of walter mondale. he succeeded. >> the censorship he faced, was that unusual for directors ? >> it was the only movie to be suppressed over a long-term. while they were making films for the army, these directors constantly battled restrictions, accusations from the war department that they were going off message, that they could not include footage of american bodies. they had to show soldiers as brave and confident. very rarely -- those fights often resulte

overnight, this pic on instagram of a teary-eyed orlando bloom. think we probably haven't heard the end of this one. we'll keep you updated here at "way too early." >> #teamorlando, #teambloom. >> that's right. now, last but in and out least, we all know the feeling in summer when it's just too hot to walk any further. this dog knows that feeling very well and looks like she's enjoying going for a ride through the grass. >> it feels good on the back. >> it feels really good on the back. not to worry, owner nick murray, who posted the clip on youtube wrote, before you all shout drag abuse, she had me drag her through the grass all day long. she looks like she's enjoying the ride. >> she totally does. >> yes. what do you think of that, mika? >> what do you think of that? >> i think that's cute. >> she thinks it's cute. >> she loves everything to do with animals. >> she loves everything that you do, louis, more importantly. yes, we've got that on record now. louis, thank you, sir. >>> let's get to your responses for our twitter question of you. what

the middle of corporate rule of neil feudal system that we've all just accepted like it's a black eyed peas song. has is going to be around for a while not over time i will like it. but there is some hope a call for an independence day from the corporate rule even science says it's our only chance and science is like one hundred gallon smarter than me in a recent study a recent article naomi klein describes geophysicist brad warner's advanced computer model which addresses these and these are his words which addresses whether were. apparently in his computer model werner used system boundaries perturbations dissipation attractors and my old favorite bifurcations to come up with a complex systems theory now if you were to ask me i would say with great certainty that that dude made up those words except for bifurcation which i'm pretty sure is fornication with a furry bisexual. but apparently those are all real words wonder says the computer model found quote global capitalism has made the depletion of resources so rapid convenient and barrier free that earth human systems are becoming d

their in take interviews with army psychiatrists, and they're just devastated, empty-voiced, hollow-eyed. >> you feel conscious, that is, are you aware of the fact you're not the same boy you were when you went over? do you feel changed? >> yes, sir. >> how long were you overseas? >> 11 months. >> 11 months. were you in any combat at all? >> six months. >> this would have been the most vivid and by far the most and bt look that any american audience had ever gotten at the psychological trauma that's caused by war. i say would have been because the army suppressed the film. after huston completed it, the army did everything in its power to prevent its release and in fact, the movie was not shown public lal until 1981. huston spent decades after the war trying to get it shown and finally only succeeded thanks to the intervention of walter mondel. >> that 35 year period and the censorship that he faced, was that unusual for directors in this time period? >> let there be light was the only movie to have been suppressed over a very long term. while they were making films for the army, these d

>> reporter: thankfully a caring commuter saw the brown-eyed baby and stayed with her for 20 minutes.n no one came back for the little girl, the good samaritan took the 7-month-old to the police, who then rushed her to the hospital. parents outraged. >> it is heartbreaking. makes you want to hold your baby and make sure nothing like that happens because i don't know why someone would do that. >> reporter: the precious baby is in the foster care system. she has exczema on her arms. to be clear there are safe places to leave an unwanted child, police stations, churches, schools, they're all very close to the subway station. so really there was no reason to leave this baby in harm's way. lucy yang, abc news, new york. >> the subway station is seven blocks from our abc building. and it's a really busy area. i've got to say, i'm just so grateful this woman left the baby in a place where there are people as opposed to, you know, god forbid, on the subway platform itself. she had the right state of mind at least, where people were, to leave the baby and she was taken to the hospital and no s

mobile eye isn't commenting, but reports in the san jose mercury news say the technology is being eyedy tesla for the driverless car and even though the stock is about to be traded on wall street. the conflict at home is a cloud hanging over the stability of israel's economy. >> if this goes on two months or three months or four months, things will obviously change and what will happen is not just continued impact on important sectors like tourism or small retail, but more of a brand damage. >> reporter: which is exactly what israelis may fear the most, as this conflict with hamas continues to erupt with no end in sight. ian lee, cnn jerusalem. >> the question is whether the bright spot of the israeli economy is something they can share. we'll be right back. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter millio

pretty wide eyed. we had to say, well, you never know. ortunately my parents and teachers assured me that wasn't the case. personalized it for me. as i said as a young kid every reason that the space race business and sputnik has bearing. and that we indeed were in a race scientifichnological fight to have the technology that we take that it will go to the next century, go to the the things we needed to do as a society. and clearly it seemed that the doing this and we weren't doing it. -- that k that was a was something that influenced me. neil was on the other side of time untry at the attending a conference in los a test pilot meeting. and he said that his feeling at great.e was that's because it meant that suddenly was going to tes going tond his goal of the moon was enormously raised that day. in fact, others have said that speculated that if it hasn't happened, sputnik had not launched and we haven't been embarrassed by that, the not have program might come to fruition. there wouldn't have been that drive that president kennedy said