that is why it is so important today to continue to try to do these new looks, new works. the best stuff can yet be done about any aspect of our great history, including the battle of trenton. thank you. [applause] >> i wonder if you could say a officialwo about the british explanation for their loss at trenton. >> that is a great question. of course, everything was blamed on the hessians. wasourse, the great irony it was the negligence of the higher ranking officers in the , especially cornwallis, who thought the war was over and called it a day for the most part by taking up winter quarters -- cornwallis was even going back home to visit his sick wife -- so, there was a healthy rivalry between the british and the hessians. the british were waiting for the chance for the hessians to fall on their faces, especially after they had been so remarkably successful throughout the new york campaign. they were just invincible truth they just never lost a battle. of course, the british damned t he hessians. worst of all was poor colonel wall who was killed, of course, at the battle

>> i just -- i think i need a whole new look.my god, we're all ready. there is maddy, keep your blindfold on for just a second. here is melissa's before picture. all right, may less sa, let's see the new you. oh my god! >> oh my goodness. >> wow. maddy, get ready, go ahead. >> you look awesome. >> that's the best thing a kid can say, awesome. >> you're going to freak out. look here in the mirror. >> wow. >> that is really you. >> wow. that's not me. >> yes, it is. >> look right here at camera 12. steve, tell us what happened here. >> she has a great head of hair. i think her routine, she had a tendency to ignore it. >> lazy bones. >> yeah. >> most of us are when it comes down to it. gave her a great haircut, we decided to push her into the blond family. >> i like the lighter color. >> it's ash, though. >> it's not too warm. you know, she looks like -- >> like farrah fawcett. >> like a bombshell. >> good job. >> very, very good. that dress is hot, great dress. >> we needed something fancy, anniversary coming up. so this is adriana

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getting stunning new look at the devestation left behind by this raging wild fire in washington state. here is a look at the charred rubble as a drone flew over some of the hard et cetera hit areas outside of seattle. twenty-one different wild fires have already scorch almost a million acres, and destroyed more than 150 buildings in the pacific northwest. one man died of a heart attack while trying to save his home. firefighters spectacle america winds, and cooler temperatures today. and hopefully that will help control the flames. >>> in china, 17 people are dead, after this typhoon slammed into southeast china over the weekend. that's on ton of the almost 100 people killed by the same storm in the philippines. this time the strongest one to hit china in more than 40 years. >>> all right, well, how much would you pay for a taco? how about $78? >> excuse me? >> yes, we'll tell what is in this extremely expensive meal. >> and cashing in, roy mcelroy wasn't the only winner at the open championship. how his victory led to big payday for his dad. back in a >>> things are starting to light

we are looking at the new jobs report. which looks good as a headline, but most of the growth is is in the low paying sek is tors like retail and hospitality. great american cap cane falls of leisure, hospitality, agriculture, all low wage work, but it is a pretty expensive place to live, what does that do for an economy like california? >> well, it mutt as lot of stresses and sprains in it. you have some is sectors that are booming. the hi-tech industry is doing well. but it doesn't necessarily filter down. and one of the phenomenon we have going on. the young tech employees don't want with to live in silicon valley, they want to live in san francisco. there is a very limited amount of housing in san francisco so the rental rates are going through the roof. and people that were with long time residents and this is the kind of gentrification that happens from time to time, in just about any city, but they are getting pushed out, and really have nowhere to go. so we with think it is a big issue, and we with are seeing it pla

al jazeera america, take a new look at news. . >> you are watching talk to al jazeera. am ray suarez. with me this time on the program, delores huerda. when you were negotiating at a time first ever farm worker contracts with some of the biggest agricultural operations in california, did they take you seriously? these were not men who used to -- who are utilities to dealing across the table seriously with women. >> i think it caught them unaware you see and it was difficult often for them. and it was interesting because i found out that the best way to get a good contract is to point out the i hope justices that were happening in the field. sometimes, they were kind of unaware of it because they didn't know what their foremen were doing. when you think of this mentality that you want to hugh military ate people and you want to oppress them and not providing the basic human needs that they have is just a way to make people feel like they are not worthy action like they don't have value. isn't it sad to think it took almost 20 years to get that simple law passed. you know

that's good to see it looks new and fresh and you know it looks like, you know, it is nice to look at something brand new and hopefully no one will wreck it. and i did talk to the manager at the time and asked to look at the security measures and stuff i was very thorough when i went there and i did have a discussion with the owner at the time also again, our organization is in support of the place of entertainment license it's a good edition to the neighborhood. although we also here they are trying to mitigate 91 any noise on the neighbors so again, we are in support of it thank you >> thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners, if you have a motion to make please make one >> i want to move to approve addressing condition number 3 from the police provide a minimum of one security personnel and i will go with their request per one hundred patrons and also is that after 9 that into the line and then. >> sorry can you restate that and i mean, i'm wondering. >> it should be when entertainment is present. >> if they

steve patterson joins us at voorhees, new jersey to show you more of all of the damage, steve? >> ukee, if you want good look at what voorhees new jersey looks like this morning, just take a look behind me. look at this tree destroying part of the side of this home, and then ripping some of the siding off of the home. then you can see, all of the branches down in the yard, the lawn mower, check this out, over here, look at this, lawn mower is on its side, completely ripped up by this uprooted treement just one of the many examples what we're seeing in every yard in this neighborhood. but gets whole lot worse. take a look at the video we brought along, as well. power lines are down and roads all around this area, the power remains out for a lot of customers this area, as well. you see the arcing and sparking of the downed power lines, that's why the roads remain shutdown, crews have to continue during work this morning, heavy, heavy winds, strong rains came through the area, and really tore things up here. we're still seeing the siding torn off some of the roofs. we also mentioned the number of lightning stri

. >> and a 20 foot snake terrorizing parts of new jersey just looking tat is terrorizing me. we'll tell you where it was spotted. >> happy monday. >> good morning out there it's 4:30 now, tamala edwards with erin o'hearn, matt o'donnell has the morning off. we'll get to those stories in a moment. let's talk about the weather and head to meteorologist david murphy. welcome back, david. >> no thanks, no snakes in the studio i hope. partly cloudy across the region. some of you may be looking at nothing but stars right now. as we go through the day partly cloudy skies appear likely. rain to the south misses us for now. as we look at temperatures, 68 as you step outside. comfortable morning overall. 69 wilmington and mid 60s allentown and low 60s tren tone an 65 sea isle city. we may have partly cloudy skies and other areas clear and comfortable. temperatures go from 66 atmosphere 6 to 73 as we hit 8:00 this morning. 7 3w by 9, 8 1 by noon. and it may feel a tad more humid today than yesterday particularly as we roll into the afternoon. not terrible. and by 6:00 we're back to 61.

new chris. >> wow! >> wow, you couldn't even wait. >> all right, turn around and take a look. >> oh my gosh! we have to stay in new york one more night. >> you look fantastic. >> look right here at camera 12, sweetie. >> okay, jill. >> she was already a blond but the color was by steve, highlights around her face to bring out the color. vanessa did the haircut, added layers. four inches, you don't notice it here. adriana papelle is the beautiful dress. >> i love it. she looks like a hot mom. >> she does. i love it. joann, step out here. congratulations. we hope you feel better. >> thank you, jill, for doing double duty. >> you are the best. >> the sweet baby surprise that has one girl feeling blue. >> sent to us by one of our fans and it's webtastic after this. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. the mustard seed that makes french's yellow mustard. 100% natural from me to you. with 40% more free, there's more to love. french's. naturally ama

al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> you're watching al jazeera america, i'm ray suarez. as you heard earlier in the program, the obama administration has asked congress for more money to deal with the problems raised by kids crossing the border, and at the same time has asked the central government for help in stemming the human tide. earlier the assistant secretary of state roberta jacobson was talking about the process of accepting kids home. tell us what you know about that. >> i think the facts speak for themselves. the bottom line is since 2008 until now very, very few salvadoran, guatemalan children are coming. 58,000 salvadoran kids were deported in 2013. over all we're deporting 20% of what we deported in 2007. because of a lot of issues, mostly laws. laws that protect these kids. and i don't understand why we can't just admit that. >> the timeline is so long when you enter the system that this is a reasonable conclusion to make, that you get your kid out of danger and for some time if you can get them across the border. >> everyone who is talking about the misin

you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential fornergy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now ay to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >>> you're watching "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. the old forecast for the 2014 midterm elections predicted that democrats would run away from the affordable care act, and republicans would see an advantage in continuing to pound it. with an estimated 20 million americans insured who were not before, is it clear what the strategy is for november. simon rowsen burg, along with the people who are covered, are people who think that this fight is kind of over. are there other things crowding tonne the national plate, you might say, that between now and november may look like asked and answered - old business. >> well, certainly the fact that immigration, for example, and what has happened on the border became a major issue is in part

new york city and boston as well. so no two storms alike. that's something you take away. as you look outside at our skycam ra new yorker, we have lucked out on the 4th of july forecast, if you like what we have, right now, this very second, 6:21, more of that tomorrow. 79 in the north bay is your average, east bai yun, looking good, a little breezy there as that fog line begins to roll in and across the south bay, mainly clear skies and 74 degrees. let's take you into tomorrow's forecast. it will warm up a little in the east bay. not uncomfortable heat. 85 degrees in the northboy, throughout san francisco 67. coming up in the full forecast, we're going to have details on independence day around the bay. we will take you to a few of the events. we will have more in the full forecast. >> all right, jeff, see you then. >>> coming up, a dream come true, why this will be a superb independence day for dozens of people in the south bay. also, beating the odds and inspiring a new generation. giant star sergio romo and how he battles presidents and what inspires him to keep going. . >>> well,

look at the one time before, and bring out the new beth leech. ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> amazing transformationsto look? >> oh, gosh. >> you look so -- >> i look like my daughter. >> really? >> yes. i look like my daughter. >> beautiful. >> amazing. >> she has brown hair. >> she's as beautiful as you are. that's fantastic! what do you think, john? >> i kept on -- >> i'm speechless. >> i felt like a jerk, because i thought the chances were so slim, i was like, mom, there's no way you're going to make it, because i thought she looked so pretty before. >> oh, that's so nice. >> wow. >> wow. >> it's our 20-year anniversary. i didn't know you could improve on something that was already great and beautiful, and you did. this is amazing. >> i can't believe it. >> try to top that. >> you guys are amazing. >> that's the perfect family. >> yes. >> bottle that and you could make millions. what we did here is i made her obviously browner. she overstreaked her hair. it was fried and white. it was white instead of a gold, and she's a young woman. you know -- it made her look older. >> i was going to say. >> t

al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> welcome back to "inside story" on aljazeera america. i'm ray suarez. we're looking at the investigation into the loss of malaysia airlines flight 17 over eastern ukraine. there will be no detailed construction of an untampered crash scene this time. the jet, human remains, data recorders were all at least somewhat compromised before investigators could really begin their work. frank, i know in any investigation, chain of possession is important. can people tamper with these recorders? >> well, you know, the recorders are very solid, and they look, what i've seen, in very good condition. they're able to withstand a lot, but, you know, anything is possible. in my career, i've never seen anybody actually physically tamper with them, but i would say the chances are pretty low at this point. >> so there's no hats, no reprogramming that you're aware of that can go on for units like this? are they i am permeable for people who know what they're doing? >> they are a solid, concealed box and in my experience, i've never seen anybody try to alter

they released a new youtube video to promote the new look, and they called logo a "multistate movingdentity" that communicates the idea of belonging anywhere. however, critics are not too kind and say it is obscene because it resembles female and male body parts. >> that is reading into it. >> i don't see it. >> what are we seeing with the fog? >> not too much. >>> i like this topic better. let's change the subject, shall we? >> live doppler 7 hd shows 6:1, we are waking up to patchy drizzle on the coast with runs waking up we are going to have the gloomy start to the day and fog in certain areas and here is the golden gate bridge camera with lights on road showing it is wet. the fog has increased over the morning hours and reducing our visibility. current temperatures in santa rosa are 57 and upper 50's for napa and lower 50's for novato and fairly and 52 for concord and livermore. we are going to be cooler today but we do have a warm-up that will be coming our way next week. we will have seasonal temperatures for the weekend and with temperatures coming up ever-so-slightly and we h

looks like a brand new station. no one's sleeping, lying or sitting on the floor. b.a.r.t. deputy chief jeff jennings insists this is not just a new look, it's for public safety. >> we've determined that people who are sleeping, not awake, not aware of their surroundings pose a hazard to our patrons. >> reporter: they point to a state code making it illegal to block an evacuation route during an emergency. in 2012 there was an emergency at civic center b.a.r.t.. an explosion and smoke acceptability people scrambling. >> we find it's our obligation to mitt mitigate that disaster. >> reporter: but b.a.r.t. rider george coster says kicking people out doesn't solve the real problem. many are homeless with nowhere to go. >> been here for 30 years and the homeless issue's been here for 30 years and it will continue to be here until we actually develop real solutions. >> reporter: tuesday morning alean, police told 17 people to leave and they listened. yes, the station is less cluttered. but some riders aren't convinced cracking down on people sitting is a path police should be go

that new look japan is scaring china. i think it has basically brought to countries that peaceably coexisted for years in the region back to butting heads. we have seen that in last two years. >> what is the role of the u.s.? clearly, we have alliances with japan. we have relationships with vietnam and korea. hat is our role? >> that is a good question because the $64 billion question is what happens if japan and china clash? i don't mean a full-fledged war, i mean someone miscalculation in the open seas and a boat is sunk or a plan is shot down and now you're the crisis. what happens? o we pledge the full faith and support of the u.s. military ehind japan to fulfill our treaty? i don't know. a lot of strategists fear we won't. will we send american boys and harm's way? don't know. this is a new catalyst we have ot had to worry about in the last handful of years as we have been focused on the middle east and elsewhere. in fact, our alliances in the pacific are very much open and active. with what is going on with china an

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al jazeera america, take a new look at news. [ ♪ music ] >>> hi, guys. welcome back. l, what technology are you bringing to us? >> we are talking about vaping used in electronic cigarettes. we went to a conference to look at the subculture. >>> let's check it out. >> reporter: everywhere you look people are puffing on an alternative to conventional tobacco cigarettes. they are called electronic cigarettes and are hugely popular, thanks in part to a slew of ads featuring virtuous. >> jenny mccarthy, and i finally found an alternative to grts. >> reporter: i was intryinged. we are at the southern california electronic cigarette convention. e-cigarettes were founded in china and exploded in the united states, sales estimated to hit $1.7 billion this year. let's see what the fuss is all about. >> cigarettesn't cool any more, believe it or not. >> after losing his father to lung cancer, a chinese pharmacist invented the first electronic cigarette in 2003 as a safer alternative to cigarettes. with e-cigarettes there's no combustion to produce the carcinogens found. instead t

in and new jersey looks just as great. nicole? >> torrey, thank you. new this morning late night shooting claims the man in west philadelphia. north hilton street in wynnefield. twenty-one year old man was found shot to death inside this mini-van. no description available on the shooter. police are checking surveillance cameras in the area for any clues. >>> breaking news right now in afghanistan. taliban just claimed responsibility for suicide bombings that killed 16 people including four foreign soldiers. the bol went off near a clinic in eastern afghanistan. >>> developing right now, the defense rests its case in the oscar pistorius murder trial. closing arguments are now set for august 7th. the olympic track star accused of murdering his girlfriend reeva steenkamp during a argument on valentine day last year. he admits firing the bullets that killed her but maintains he misstook her for an intruder. >>> and, hang today, pennsylvania state senate is back in session, lawmakers expected to vote on key legislation that would help fund philadelphia publi

the eisenhower demonstration backs the so-called new look. this reorient american military policy to focus on nuclear weapons primarily, and then using ground troops and other elements of the arms forces in the secondary role. a good portion of this decision was economics. eisenhower knew the congress was not willing, in the postwar years, to invest heavily in the military. they wanted a policy that would demonstrate american strength. willing towas more consider the use of nuclear then truman. certainly, he said that. there were different ways during his time as president. the new strategy of how to integrate nuclear weapons led to a policy of national security built around the concept of massive retaliation. we would develop such an force,bly strong atomic that no one would dare threaten us. this sounded very good, except that it was massively unworkable. basic kinds of questions were, where do you draw the line? the great army decides to invade paris -- do you drop and armand -- a bomb on paris or moscow? how does this allow us to respond

we'll get reaction from mike morell, former director of the cia. >>> plus a new look at a new form ofournalism in colorado, writing reviews for pot. >>> and the ceo of marriott hotels arne sorenson joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm marlie hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning everyone, it is monday, july 7th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm brian hackney, frank has the rest of the year off -- >> the year? >> it will seem that way to frank. it's 29 minutes after 4:00 and let's get things started on this monday morning with check of the weather. hey lawrence. >>> hey getting hot guys in some spots. cool in others there's going to be that bug dip in -- big dip in temperatures maybe 40 degrees difference from the coast and the valleys. today we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> on this monday morning, wondering about the 280 closure, well it's open. in fact ten hours ahead of kennel. it rep -- reg. it reopened around 7:00 last night. always look

al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more.we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >> welcome back to inside story, i'm ray suarez. on this edition of the program we are talking about the caliph of islamic state. many will flock to that black flag. why? who are they? are they people who can just drop what they're doing in life and head to an unstable region in iraq? >> believe it or not, the answer is yes. let me explain why. this declaration of the caliph, this is very much embedded in history. there is religious literature that confirms to a lot of believers, there are many sects among muslims, but for a lot of followers, especially for those that if caliph is declared it's a religious obligation. it doesn't matter who declares it. it doesn't matter how they get to power. but if it is declared than those people are obliged religiously. maybe 99% of muslims won't, but i'm worried about the 1%. the muslim nation is over 1 b

. >> a new look at the news. eyewitness accounts from those of the heart of the action all over the world. exclusive videos you have never seen before. all verified by our journalists. >> the observers on france 24 and france24.com. >> this is the current front-runner to be indonesia's next president. he is playing to the home crowd on his campaign trail in the city or he grew up. he was the mayor for seven years before becoming governor of jakarta and most people have no doubt he's the right man to lead the country. he represents honesty and hard work. he does not talk too much. >> he has a reputation for getting things done. health and education cards for the port and instigated a program to combat flooding. providedmetown, he street vendors with a decent location and turned slum dwellers into multi-story flats. where we lived before, it was always flooding. there was not even a proper bathroom. now that we have moved here, we have full facilities. everything is good. >> if elected, tackling the problems will n

so you can. >>> breaking news you're looking at smoke burning from a house fire.is the view from our tower camera. the house on monticello road is burning along with surrounding brush. other homes are threatened we don't have information on whether anyone was home when it started. we'll continue to monitor the news coverage right now on twitter on abc7 news bay area >> fans gathered to see the world's fastest cars in the drag races. technology makes them just about fly around the track. >> they go fast. of shapes and sizes none goes quite as fast. >> this is sophisticated machine. you know? >> there is a reason these dragsters are called cop fuel. >> the fuel we use is a rocket fuel. >> all you need is a tiny spark. iet opens up butterflies here awill youing airs to go into super charger. >> saying that is one of the biggest advances in race car technology. they build to match the weather. he should know, he worked seven years before making the move to the seat. >> you have to forget about it and do a good job. >> no amount of technology no how can prepare you for

litsch outside police headquarters, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, jan. lookingsurveillance video, just released in the hit-and-run that left a man critically injured in camden, new jersey. the victim was struck around 9:30 saturday night at north 27th and high streets. the vehicles described as white van possibly a ford model with significant front end and passenger side damage. anyone with information is urged to contact police. >>> a woman in southwest philadelphia was just sitting on her front porch when she was struck by a van. it happened yesterday morning, around 10:00 at 65th street and dicks avenue. the victim is list in the stable condition at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. l & i was called in to assess the structural damage to that home, and the one next-door. so far no charges have been filed. >>> if you fly a lot, heads up for you, airline prices going up today. flyers can blame the price hike on higher tsa fees, highest security fees approved by congratulate last year to help balance the federal budget. the size of the fee, increase

. >>> thank you very much, a new look for the san jose sharks sparking a debate on the website, starting with men and women auditioning for the team. more from san jose with much more, marianne? >> reporter: i'm here here, terry, where the sharks practice, and they're looking at getting hired for the ice. the sharks want to hire a crew of both men and women to clean the ice, the men would wear a simple jacket, but the women would wear a stomach-bearing shirt. but it is more modest than other uniforms. some question if the teams are doing the right thing. >> if the guys are not going to be wearing tight-fitting clothing why aren't the girls? i don't know where the tradeoff is. also it won't make us win the cup. that is what san jose wants. >> reporter: some opposed started a facebook page saying, say no to sharks ice girls. they're trying to garner support against the move. the spokesperson said once the confident that the final version of the ice team will be very tasteful and appropriate for the city of san jose and the sharkinsharks. still, some people we talked to are still planning t

al jazeera america, take a new look at news. we are discussing ways people >>> welcome back.we are discussing contemporary ways individuals are opting out of modern technology and we turn to the way some concerned citizens aresponding to online personal data collection. joining us is niko sell of wicker, an app that self desstructions your text, pictures, audio from your phone and on skype from valley forge, gabe reyell wineberg, founder of duck duck go. thanks for being here. niko, first of all, i have to ask: why are you wearing sunglasses? >> so far, there is no pictures of my eyes on google. trying to keep it that way as long as possible. >> is there something about the eye that allows you to be more identifying than the rest of your features? >> it's just trying to decrease your digital footprint in any way you can. >> that's one of the ways i have been successful so far. so, i try to keep it going. >> how did you become so hyper conscious of online privacy issues? >> i have had the honor to spend the last 15 years being educated by the best hackers in the world.

al jazeera america, take a new look at news. look at this crazy thing. it is higher than the statute of liberty, and that's just the start of the world's tallest walter slide. you have the listen to a two page list that is part warning part disclaimer. one warning this ride can lead to death. may call it insane, and it is quickly making a big splash in kansas can city kansas. >> the name of this is -- it means insane the german. then after the sandbags are done, and we now how ever weight effects the slide, we send people down. we have a set of test riders that go down. and then we start to test with our own operations. and we do quite a bit of testing including just to make sure we know all the forces that are acting on the guests. if you are afraid of heights this is not your water slide. when it tilts down, all of a sudden you are facing down. it feels like you are actually in a free fall. the april does not look like that steep, but it actually is, it feels like a total free fall. when you are going down, it is over so quick. that's when your mind st

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we also get a new look at the scene. kron 4's charles clifford shows us the newly released video.ccording to the sonoma county district attorney's office andy lopez >>"andy had last smoked marijuana within 60 to 75 minutes prior to his death and was likely feeling the effects of that marijuana at the time of his encounter with the sheriff's deputies." vthe deputies have claimed that the lopez did not head their initial warnings and the district attorney goes on to say that >>"andy's use of marijuana may have been a factor impacting andy's behavior at the time of the incident." >>also on tuesday, we got our first look at the scene in the moments after lopez was shot this video.. which was posted on youtube..was taken by a man driving in car about half a block away.. in it, a sheriff's department cruiser can be seen parked along moorland avenue. as the car crosses over moorland, the driver points the camera out the passenger side window where two sherif's deputies... erick gelhaus on the passenger side and michael schemmel on the drivers side.. can been see crouched behind the doors

looking at a slight risk for storms from missouri to the mid-atlantic. new york city, boston, and d.c., all looking at thunderstorms later on today. a break from the heat and humidity. we're talking temperatures that will only be in the 70s for daytime highs. pittsburgh, only around 68 degrees. the rain continues. the showers acro >> lots of shower activity. some showers in the richmond area. the beaches are getting wet right now. look for skies to be mostly cloudy out there and temperatures all around the region up around the 80-85 range. afternoon thunderstorms could be severe out there. tomorrow, things improved nicely, humidity is down. >> and back to dan and bianna. >> steve, thank you. >>> and coming up on "gma," a rookie cop murdered. and her house burned down. police saying her husband confessed to it all. why did he do it? >>> plus, skin is in. we're going to take a look at what is behind the new trend of all-nude reality tv shows. is this a sign that civilization is collapsing? >> speaking of making it rain. >>> and "game of thrones" fans, rejoice.

news. from around the globe. looking. to. allow again anger german immigration policies has reached boiling point in berlin after dozens of refugees barricaded themselves in a disused school pride has attracted cries of protest is furious at what they claim is the unfair treatment of the asylum seekers peter all of us that they tell us when it comes to refugees the message from german leaders is clear. solidarity is first and foremost a basis for any relationship and a symbol of our democracy the refugees who arrive in the italian the maltese coasts are not just up to it's really or malta to deal with however this is the reality around sixty people are currently holed up in the abandoned schoolhouse just behind me here in central and they're angry it's the way they see refugees being treated here in germany now what we have seen is a standoff between them and police this road here in the center of the german capital has been shot so often is a large police presence here a large group of demonstrators gather at either end of t

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fans feel something different this year. 4 to 500 of them out here today, catching glimpse of the new lookders this afternoon. top draft pick looks fast and has veterans around him. justin tuck has got a chip on his shoulder. the guy doesn't like being counted out. >> i'm an under dog story guy, man i rooted for under dog in movies and stuff. and they act like we don't get paid to play football. mind set has to change we hear it. i hear all of the things people say. and i'm in the business of proving people wrong. >> dennis allen, the reason he did an afternoon practice this year is that he wanted heat saying guys were awake this afternoon. that will wake you up. >> thank you so much. 49ers known for a stingy, hard-hitting defense there are questions and missing nevarro bowman, expected to miss first half with a knee injury suffered against seahawks. patrick willis knows he's going to have to make more plays. >> to go without them, he's going to be missed. and i look forward to step up to do what needs to be done. giants brought up dan ugman. they have both been placed on disabled list, tw

news? >> looking good. strong heartbeat and everything. >> reporter: after it happened, this is the only place to stay. >> at least we have a mattress not an air mattress and we're not sleeping on the ground. >> reporter: the neighborhood centerpiece for decades. >> everybody just flocked to this place. >> reporter: reduced to ash and rubble, just like the house next door. >> this was a garage, this is my 4-year-old son's bike. >> parker, leann and their son moved in last november. >> i knew there was not going to be anything, but -- there's really not anything. >> where there are homes there is no power. hundreds of destroyed polls and lines will take at least a month to replace. >> how sorry we all are and i am. >> reporter: a rally cry from the mayor who speaks from experience. >> i myself, and family members ville lost their homes, and i just want you all to know that we, as a community, are going to pull together and make this town even better. >> reporter: back at the crump home, a victory for little

she certainly had a unique view of it from that vantage point. >>> and new tonight, take a look at this new photo of britain's prince george. look at how adorable he's preparing to celebrate his first birthday on july 22. the young prince is the first child of prince william and the dutchess of cambridge, kate. this picture was taken during the feature king's recent visit to the natural history museum in london. >> boy, does time fly? he is a door job so cute, the little suit. >> his little bib overhaul. >> he kills me. love it. >> i know, love the weather. it's been so pleasant for july. >> feels great. low 80s, only got to 81 for the high today, where we're headed for tomorrow. it will feel fantastic outside. better than sweating through a heatwave, right? let's look how things are looking tonight. some folks on the board walk, down the shore, need the jackets and sweatshirts tonight. they're still out there, though, even after 11:00 the lights are still on, stores still open, rides still going, great place to be on a saturday night in ocean city. you can warm up, get one of the hoodi

resorts, looking forward to 2015. 2016, wynn palace, '15, i think galaxies. the new coming on. isn't that what we should really be looking at? >> one of the reasons why there are a lot of people saying this it going to be a good thing. ignore the 235fact they're havi hiccups because of the world cup and focus on the long-term. more resorts are coming online. long term, another issue, a labor shortage because of the restrictions on labor there. people see that as a potential bottleneck. >> also the anti-corruption is a big, big deal. i think that's way more the factor. why you've seen the volumes decline versus the world cup. is there a way to quantity nigh? how long will it go on? probably a while. >> difficult to quantify. yes, the anti-corruption drive in china ramps up and people wanting to be low key. high-fliers with a lot of money not wanting to be as showy as before. go into macao, never been to las vegas. >> you need to go. >> i know, but in macao, great if you go in there, you people watch and can see all of these chinese high fliers coming in with huge stac

will return to his explosive form of year one. >>> ravens training camp is a time to install the new look offense, courtesy of gary kubiak. he is with a new team with a new quarterback and that should bode well for him. he knows the importance of joe flacco. he said you build your offense around the quarterback and that starts with joe. kubiak had 20 off-season practices and training camp to figure his place in the offense. >> he needs to get rid of the ball. he responded to that. there is not a play joe can't make. it is fun for me to work with him. i've had a chance to work with some good ones and this is a lot of fun. i'm looking forward to him doing big things this year. >> quick look at baseball. cincinnati, gio gonzalez was on, punching out eight innings of work and allowing a run. but that is all the reds needed. the bottom of the fifth, they had an rbi signal and the nationals lose 1-0. that is it in sports. >>> barry cofield, that's a big name. >> a big dude. and in person, bigger. this is how i interview him. >>> coming up. caught on camera, a mother pushes her baby out of the w