these are incredible new images of the great red spot. is it? it's a huge fountain of gas inside jupiter, one what is it? it's a huge fountain of gas insidejupiter, one of the most iconic storms in the solar system. if you ask anyone to mention anything about to that they will mention the great red spot. the still mysterious, like a hurricane on earth but not quite the same. a hollow chain needs an ocean to keep going and the earth but there is no ocean and jupiter. —— a harder time. so we don't know how great red spot has managed to survive for so long. in terms of the storm, bring it to life for us. we know about 80 or 100 mph winds that seem pretty ferocious. the winds and great red spot go around 400 mph, its much larger than the earth, and the other could fit inside of it. you could fit earth inside that storm? yes, it's huge. it's mind boggling. it's been getting smaller over the last 50 yea rs been getting smaller over the last 50 years or so, it has shrunk by about half its size, we have already lost a n about half its size, we ha

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and kaminsky reporting there from beijing now nasa has released the first images of the great red spot captured by its spacecraft juno. it began orbiting jupiter last year scientists have been wondering and theorizing about the great red spot for hundreds of years the new pictures offer humanities closest look. at the iconic feature of the solar system's largest planet taken. mmhm it's the closest spacecraft has ever been to the huge crimson storm. nine thousand kilometers above the clouds at the mammoth cyclone. nasa's juno mission really stunning images of jupiter's great red spot. revealing the size of the tempest. but also its extraordinary colors and fast swirling feature. nnsl in two thousand eleven the one billion juno spacecraft. jupiter's. steen. after a two point eight billion kilometer journey. scientists hope these new pictures will help unlock many mysteries. is what forces are driving the storm. how long it had? four how deeply it penetrates the planet's lower atmosphere. and why it appears to be gradually dissipating. jupiter is by far the largest planet in the solar sys

. >>> and we're peering in jupiter's great red spot. when you'll be able to see one of the biggest mysteries insola >>> fire like you've never seen before, the new video that reveals the blaze from the firefighters's point of view fnchts you're enjoying your first cup of off fee this morning, drink up. but first this mornings tech bites. >> in today's tech bites the hopes spreading on facebook. >> users have been sharing a message saying their friends shouldn't accept a friday request from jaden k. smith but the message itself is a hoax. >> there's no evidence of anyone named jaden k. smith. >> and one more note about facebook, it is once again cutting the price of his virtual reality headset. but the price reduction is only temporary. during the six-week sale the headset and controller are about $400. the combo usually retails for about 600. it's the 2 second $200 price cut in just four months. a hot new start up is giving tesla a run for its moan. loose la motors said it's car hit a top speed of 2-35 miles per hour. per hour. >> that

no great red spot storms here, i hope.ross more central eastern areas and a few showers developing in more central areas as we had through the afternoon. the northwest will see showers developing later in the day and spreading into northern ireland and western scotland but for most of us it is dry and for wimbledon it does stay largely dry this afternoon with temperatures climbing up to 23. during the evening those showers across the north—west will spread further south—east and in the south of the country it looks as though it will stay dry with clear spells and temperatures in towns and cities similarto temperatures in towns and cities similar to last night. in rural areas it is a few degrees lower than that and quite cool. tomorrow there isafair that and quite cool. tomorrow there is a fair bit of cloud around and scattered showers but for most of us it is dry with sunny spells and rain arriving across the north—west later in the day and temperatures similar to today at 17 or 22. it remains humid as we head to the weeke

. >>> we are getting the closest view yet of the great red spots on the planet jupiter. nasa released the photos from the juno spacecraft that has been orbiting jupiter for over a year now. this spot is the cyclone that is twice as wide as the earth. look at that. these are the best and closest shots yet of the great red spot taken from 5000 miles above the planet. incredible. >>> it is 4:45 am. >>> it looks like a heart.>> it did.>> they are sending us love from jupiter. >>> sal is over here and we hope you love the commute as it starts out. >> it is okay and good morning. it will be okay but we have slow traffic coming in from the altamont pass and that usually is the case. westbound 580 in 205, and not that early i guess but we do have stop-and-go traffic on 205 coming up to 580, especially, in speed is kind of low and six miles an hour. we have a lot of slow traffic already for this early hour. moving through dublin and pleasanton, we had an earlier minor accident at 580 in 680 but cleared up rather quickly. when you get to the middle part of the east bay traffic is

. >> julie: new information on jupiter's great red spot. do note i'm talking about? n a second. these photos were taken. the great red spot is a storm 10,000 miles wide, but scientists have been keeping an eye on it for 3 hunter 50 years. former nasa astronaut joins me now. thank you so much for coming in. this is very exciting for you space geeks. >> it is! it's exciting for everybody. >> leland: we're talking about the largest planet here. this has been going on for hundreds of years. what are we watching? >> jupiter is pretty far away from us, it's towards the outside of our solar system. juno was launched six years ago, arrived at just about a year ago in the area and has been orbiting around jupiter and its return to some interesting images. it's about 2,000 miles below the surface and this latest path that it took, are of this giant red spot that kind of catches our fascination. >> leland: >> julie: it's beaut. it's a cloud, which is a storm. it's a huge, huge storm. >> we can see some of these images from the space shuttle, he looked down at the planet, you can

. >>> we are getting the closest view yet of the great red spot on planet jupiter and nasa ceased photosm do know spacecraft orbiting you know -- jupiter for over year and it is a cyclone twice as wide as the earth. here's the great red spot taken from 5000 miles above the planet. >>> the new scientific report which includes a timeline for rising sea levels and potential flooding in the san francisco bay. east palo alto, alameda and san mateo could face chronic flooding by 2060. the study by the union of concerned scientists is the first to put a specific date on when the areas around the bay could experience chronic flooding. the scientists say it is already time to prepare. >> we are making decisions today about where to put the new housing complexes, where to develop transportation systems, how to accommodate the growing population in the bay area. we hope the infrastructure we are putting into place today is going to last. >> the nonprofit scientific group down the bay area airports and low income housing development near the edge of the bay to be especially vulnerable. >>> a story w

. >>> we getting our closest view yet of the great red spot on the planet jeupter. nasa released photos from the juno spacecraft, which has been orbiting jupiter for more than a year now. >>> we have temperatures about where they were yesterday. here are the highs from today. you see that we had that 91 in antioch, 85 in santa rosa. these numbers will turn into low 90s and lots of mid 90s, maybe 94 or 93. and then as we head into friday and saturday and sunday, much warmer. that whether ratchet up the fire danger most century. there's the cool beat sea breeze, the green. that tell us, when you see it green like that this time of year that means the marine layer is pretty deep. it's plowing up over the headlands. it's getting over the coastal sill hill, over the's east bay hills. it's getting up into the delta. with that said, there will be a decent push of fog with these winds that are blowing mostly out of the west. that will push a lot of the fog inland. it is soupy out there. you can see a little drizzle on the roadway, a little glaze. let's watch this car. you c

it shows jupiter's great red spot.he juneau probe beamed them back after zooming within 5,600 miles of the huge planet. the spot was a swirling storm that's bigger than earth swirling for centuries. >>> malala has a birth day and clearing gene hurdles. >>> "the new york times" reports that a groundbreaking leukemia drug will soon be on the market. yesterday they adviseded regulators to approve a treatment. it is first to fight cancer by genetically altering a patient's own immune cells. the fda is expected to accept the recommendation. >>> california times shows beaches closing if california. a man w the detroit free press tries to determine whether kid rock's plans were serious or a publicity stunt. he said it's real. he has two challengers to debbie stabenow. >>> and "glamour" notes malala has celebrated her birthday. the nobel prize winner is on a summer-long tour urging girls worldwide to stay in school. >>> still ahead, a new flight plan for united the airline rolls out new options for passengers on overbooked fli

unravelling the mysteries of jupiter's great red spot.and from the old silk road to the new. a special report on the trillion dollar project linking china with europe.

. >>> getting our closest look at that great red spot on jupiter.neau craft. it's a cyclone many its a big storm its twice as wide as earth. these are the best and closest shots yet of the great red spot taken from about 5,000 miles above the planet. kind of does look like a big old hurricane. >>> an australian man named dean checked a single can of light beer on a flight from melbourne to perth over the weekend. he hatched the plan with his friend who works for an airline after he found no rule against it. so, he wanted to see if it worked. he dropped the can off at baggage. sure enough they slapped a sticker on it. he knew it arrived safely when he noticed people taking carousel. there's the can on the carousel but i wouldn't open it right away. >> that is -- okay, i'm not. >> we're talking about it. >> i'm not doing it. >> he got himself some time. >> that's what he wanted that's what he got. good for him. >> wanted to see if it would work. it worked. >> good for him. >> all righty. >> other news now. >> sure if you want. i thought that was prett

the great red spot is 10,000 miles wide. figure out how deep it is and nasa plans to release the close-up image on friday. >>> there are two stud disz that claim that coffee can lead to a decrease in heart disease and strokes. they find people who drink two to three cups of coffee a day had an 18% lower risk of dying compared to noncough tee drinkers. they say even one cup has benefits if the researchers say it's not likely doctors will start recommending coffee to patients but if you've always been a coffee drinker there's no reason to stop. i know mike you've already posted a picture of your cup of coffee this morning. >> first one in about five weeks. i was up late watching home run derby with my youngest son. hi, everybody. here's a look at santa cruz it's cloudy out there the 'the beach forecast we're going to have almost total sunshine after a touch of gray this morning. 62 at ocean beach, half moon bay. 63 bodega bay, monterey 64 and santa cruz 70 four. ocean temperature 56. beach hazards developing tonight through we

nasa'sjuno probe is gathering close—up data for the first time ofjupiter‘s great red spot.be passed 9,000 kilometres above the planet. the spot is a vast, centuries—old storm. scientists want to examine the composition of the clouds and what lies beneath them. now on bbc news, time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. zimbabwe is gripped by a severe drought which has left a third of its 15 million people dependent on food aid. the state is running out of dollars, workers go unpaid and unemployment is very high — a dire situation that presents the opposition in the country with an opportunity in nationwide elections in 2018. my guest today is welshman ncube, who leads his own faction of the zimbabwean opposition party movement for democratic change, known as mdc—n. the main opposition parties have now formed an alliance, but can they put aside their differences and focus on defeating president mugabe and his ruling zanu—pf? welshman ncube, welcomed to hardtalk. -- welshman ncube, welcomed to hardtalk. —— welcome. your new opposition alliance is moving too slowly. there are oth

. >>> nasa says spacecraft will fly over jupiter's great red spot, which is twice as wide as earth.s actually a storm that has been raging from 350 years. >>> and today's day is 7/11 so that means the convenience store is giving away free small slurpys from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the company celebrates its 90th birthday plans to give away 9 million frozen drinks. >>> stocks around the globe are in the green, but it could be dressing like a cow that delivers the biggest punch. let's turn to cnbc. >> good morning, i'll talk about cows in a second. first, the markets are pretty positive this morning. the nasdaq rose for a second straight session but the dow slipped just slightly. european markets started the day in positive territory but are pulling back. several hours into amazon's prime day and so far sales appear to be going strong. amazon has said prime day is its best day of the year. amazon could ring up as much as $1 billion in sales just today. the best deals can be found on amaz amazon's own devices such as echo and fire tv. >> dress like a cow and get free food. today is nat

. >> the space agency's juno spacecraft is set to fly over the great red spot of jupiter tonight at 10:06 eastern time. juno launched six years ago. >> and it will provide the first close-up of the red spot, a storm raging for 350 years. >>> new evidence that your morning cup of coffee really is good for you. >>> plus, those missing men in pennsylvania. the mystery of their disappearance and what the fbi is doing to find answers. >>> a warning for parents who are bringing their children to the park for some summer fun. police are now warning about an unusual danger. ♪ five-second rule protection. new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. ♪ lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> a dockworker killed in philadelphia when a shipping container fell on to his truck. it's believed the crane knocked over a stack of containers. the 52-year-old worker was a checker who counted containers and monitored operations. the crane operator was overcome with grief. >>> 18 penn state fraternity brothers are back in court for a hearing facing accusations of involu

it shows jupiter's great red spot.he juno probe beamed them back after zooming within 5,600 miles of the huge planet. the spot was a swirling storm that's bigger than earth rages for centuries. >>> back on earth, malala yousafzai celebrates a birthday and clearing a big gene hurdle. >>> "the new york times" reports that a groundbreaking leukemia drug will soon be on the market. experts yesterday advised federal regulators to approve a treatment pioneered by novartis. it's the first to fight cancer by genetically altering a patient's own immune cells. the fda is expected to accept the recommendation. >>> the "los angeles times" report as closing of several beaches due to a near shark attack. he wasn't hurt, but water activities are forbidden in the area until saturday. >>> the "detroit free press" tries to does certain whether kid rock's plans are serious or a publicity stunt. the rocker tweeted a site kid rock for senate and he claims it's real. michigan has two viable challengers to debbie stabenow. >>> and "glamour"

nasa is about to give us our best look of jupiter's swirling great red spot. pect to see. ( mark ) nasa's juno spacecraft is about to give us our best look yet of jupiter's swirling great red spot. the spacecraft will fly directly above the monster storm on monday night. passing above the cloud tops. juno's instruments will peer through the clouds and help scientists determine how deep the storm is.( darya ) the great red spot is so big that it could swallow earth. it will take nasa a few days to get the close-up images. the team plans to release them next friday.( mark ) juno went into orbit around jupiter last july. it was launched from florida in 2011. ( darya ) coming up.. the search for a murder continues in the east bay. what the family of the murdered father is now offering to help find the killer. the killer. twenty more years of this job? yikes. the killer. my kids say go for it, mom. be that woman who does what she loves. knows what she wants. yeah, mom's gonna go for it! except... i don't have a clue where to start. hey we hear you. that's why aarp h

nasa's juno spacecraft is about to get humanity's best look atjupiter‘s great red spot.rths could fit inside it. the fly by will take place at six minutes past two gmt — that's in four hours' time. and we have to wait till the weekend to receive the pictures on earth. hello. tuesday's forecast has some rain in it. we haven't been able to say that for some time. you may say that monday was wet in your neck of the woods, that came from showers and thunderstorms. if one of those caught you, you certainly knew about it. a cold start to tuesday. from the word go, some bits and pieces across the heart of scotland, the north of england, through wales and the west midlands and into the southern counties of england. it isn't wet everywhere right from the word go. scattered showers across the far north of scotland, we mentioned rain north of the central belt. turning bright across a good part of northern ireland, southwestern scotland and far north of england. further south, the first signs of bits and pieces of rain coming through on the south—westerly breeze. further south again

and nasa'sjuno spacecraft is about to get the best—ever look atjupiter‘s famous great red spot.orm — which is so big that three earths could fit inside it. the fly by will take place at six minutes past two gmt, that's in three hours' time. and we have to wait till the weekend to receive the pictures on earth. and when we do, we will bring them to you. more now on our top story: germany's accusing china's security services of controlling the cancer treatment of the famous dissident liu xiaobo. so are there any signs that beijing may relent? suzanne nossel is from the literary and human rights organisation pen america, with links to the dissident. i think it was encouraging that they did allow the international dog ‘s, and america and the german doctor to come in, fly in on short notice and see liu xiaobo. as soon as they got out they properly said, look, he is, he can travel, he is in good enough health to travel and there are treatments abroad that he could be eligible for that may work. we saw barely 12 hours later the chinese government saying that he has taken a turn for the

unmanned nasa spacecraft has flown over the most recognisable feature of the planetjupiter — the great red spotnamed juno, passed nine thousand kilometres above the planet to gather the first close—up data on the spot, which is a vast, centuries—old storm. rachel home is here with all the business news. the world of work is changing but are employment and tax laws keeping up? here in the uk, a government review is calling for workers in the so called gig economy to get new rights. these are people using technology to take short term jobs, such as driving for uber or deliveroo. this type of companies offer flexibility over hours, but often with lower pay and poorer conditions. the taylor review says there should be a new category of worker called a dependent contractor. they would get benefits such as some form of minimum wage and sick pay. this is relevant to more and more people around the world. mckinsey found that across the eu and us, 20 to 30% of people are involved in the gig economy. that's as many as 162 million people worldwide. for about 44% of them it's their primary source of income

juno captured pictures ofjupiter‘s great red spot, which has raged for at least 350 years.uno, launched six years ago, has been travelling around the giant planet for a year. that's it for now. thanks so much for watching. hello there, good morning. yesterday was a lovely day across large swathes of the united kingdom. after some early rain in the south—east, that soon cleared away, and the sun came out for the afternoon. and it was a fine and sunny day in buttermere in cumbria, thanks to the weather watchers for sending in the pictures. we saw the sunshine through the day yesterday. clear skies overnight, and that will take us on into the morning. with those clear skies it will be chilly in some rural spots. major towns and cities starting in double figures for most, up to 14—15 at the very best. in more rural parts, rural scotland, three degrees, england and wales down to about four or five, so a bit on the chilly side for some. high—pressure is in charge of the weather for the most part through the day today. you will notice this weather front in the north and west, more

juneau showing off the great red spot, a massive storm. nancy: the clouds are 10,000 miles wide. so the storm itself is actually larger than earth. to give you perspective, nasa believes it may have been turning and developing for 350-plus years. incredible to look michelle: yeah. storm for that long. it will be stormy. next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the afghan robotics team denied visas. suddenly gets them approved. the team coming to d.c. and we will tell you who stepped in at the last minute to make it happen. nancy: am zan upgrade offering competitors but they are on the prowl for packages on the porch. abc7 fighting back against porch pirates next. steve: heat index values are close to 100. a little bit of relief this everything. they are making progress on the ice sculpture here in front of abc7. update coming up in a minute. michelle: president trump intervening after the state department denied a team visa applications. the story of heartbreak spread around the world when they realized they might have to use a video link to compete. back at home the metro budget la

we are getting our closest view yet of the great red spot on the planet jupiter.released these photos from the space craft that has been orbiting jupiter for more than a year. it is a cyclone. it is twice as wide as earth. this is the best and closest shots of earth. these shots were taken from above, about 5,000 miles above the planet. >> impressive. >>> a new scientific report includes a timeline for rising sea levels and possible flooding around san francisco bay. cities like palo alto, san mateo could see chronic flooding by the year 2060. it is the first report to put a specific date on ring the bay could see chronic flooding. scientists that put it together say it is already time to prepare. >> we are making decisions on where to put new housing complexes, how to grow the bay area. we hope that the infrastructure we are putting into place today will last. >> this nonprofit group of scientists found that bay area airports and low income housing developments near the edge of the bay will be really vulnerable. >>> inspectors and contra costa county are announci

. >>> we are getting a close look at great red spot on the planet jupiter thanks to the june owe spacecraftere it is, in pictures from nasa taken during the latest fly by, on july 10th. big red spot is larger then earth, and it is actually a storm, just south of the planet's equator. monitored since 1830 and experts say it could be shrinking, next close fly by will be in september. >> we thought we had bad storms. >> yes. >> here comes our science geek katie. >> that is cool. >> that is huge. >> huge. >> huge. >> as we like to say. >> yes. >> all right, guys, while they have red spots on jupiter we have red showing up on our contour maps with the thermometer readings throughout the day. lets check the eyewitness weather watchers. at face value morning is really beautiful. we have a couple great shots from john in this morning. he sent this in just before sun was coming up, or as it was coming up, but you can see a couple cloud here and there this is olney section of the city. phil chaplane sent this in a shot of the moon that is waning as we speak. i'm sitting myself up to flub, waning moon

now: nasa's juno spacecraft recently got its first up-close-and- personal view with jupiter's great red spot today, the space agency has released photos from the flyby. the images reveal many tantalizing details about what's happening in jupiter's giant storm. you can take a closer look at these gorgeous pictures on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. and don't forget tomorrow and friday, correspondent nick schifrin continues his in-depth series, a look inside vladimir putin's russia. in russia today, resurgent nationalism. >> it's organic, not artificial. built by and around one man. russians told pollsters that suddenly they felt like a super power again. >> but for putin's opponents -- people who have tried to leave the putin family voluntarily have not fared very well. >> a rare look inside putin's russia all this week on the pbs "newshour". >> woodruff: thursday and friday. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again right here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour

got a close up look of one of the most recognisable features ofjupiter — the storm known as the great red spotelsh speakers are being announced today. the welsh government wants a million people to be using the language by 2050. there will be more teaching at an earlier age, and more welsh—speaking teachers in primary and secondary schools as our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. at ysgol glan morfa, children‘s lessons are taught through welsh. if members of the welsh government came here to spread the word about their new goal for the language, supported by a guest popular with the pupils. we‘ve laid down the gauntlet if you like, it‘s a big task, but it‘s achievable. if we really want to do it and we believe we can do is then that‘s what we‘ll do. expanding welsh medium education is at the heart of the strategy. it includes creating 150 welsh language nursery groups over the next decade and increasing the number of welsh speaking primary and secondary teachers. but it‘s recognised that there must be opportunities to learn and use welsh outside of school. there‘s also a recognition that

look of one of the most recognisable features of jupiter, the centuries—old storm known as the great red spotthe storm later this week. the aim is to collect data about the composition of the clouds and find out what lies beneath them. need to find out some facts on jupiterfor need to find out some facts on jupiter for today. we've got some, it is... the storm is twice the size of earth. that is a good fact. good one to kick things off with. if you have any others then let us know. what a day at wimbledon yesterday. rafa nadal must be exhausted. that stole the headlines after a great day forjohanna konta and andy murray and five ridiculous hours, if you stayed up to watch it last night, for us it was quite late but for most people it was normal, it finished at 8:45 p.m., sally is reflecting on all the wimbledon news and johanna konta goes again, sally? she does, how did that happen? i honestly think for once i'm going to say i hope she's not watching, i hope she is fast asleep in bed and resting, another big day. i have to say apologies to carol kirkwood's neighbours, who heard me shouting at

. >>> some stunning new images from space showing the great red spot there on jupiter.ce as wide as earth and packs winds up to 400 miles per hour. >>> and a dramatic scene from arlington, texas. a group of strangers lifted up this minivan to rescue a family trapped after a rollover crash. the family including three children were able to escape without injury because of these people and police say the crash was initially caused by two cars drag racing. >>> finally, talk about a bad day on the job, a texas got stuck inside an atm he was fixing. he did not have his phone with him. so he decided to send notes through the cash slot to get people's attention when they were getting money. it read please help i'm tuck in here and i don't have my phone. please call my boss. people thought it was a prank which i totally understand until someone finally called police. >> sure enough we can hear a little voice coming from the machine. you'll never see this again in your life that somebody is stuck in the atm machine. it was just crazy. >> it took two hours before police finally br

for you you all enjoy that, then finally there is this, nassau juno completed a flyby of europe great red spot spot as continues to study entire planet, this spot is 10,000 miles wide a storm bigger than size of the earth scientists hope pictures unravel mysterious of the red spot as well or jens of jupiter itself. >> supersonic future headlines. >> thank you, coming up billionaires take over idiojared kushner ivanka trump prepare to mingle with media technology he athlete whole foods purchase the titan reportedly looking for a stake in real estate, the impact on housing next. ♪ you've seen ♪ think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov that's why at comcast we're continuing to make4/7. our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new cul

pictures are the most detailed insight scientists have ever had to the phenomenon known as the great red spotnd his family want him to travel to the united states for experimental treatment. but his doctors at great ormond street hospital say he is so ill, he should be allowed to die. the family is arguing that the treatment offers an opportunity to save charlie's life. they have got letters from up to seven doctors and scientists, and it demonstrates there is up to a 10% chance of this ground—breaking treatment working, and they would know within a period of two to eight weeks whether or not baby charlie is improving. and the treatment is noninvasive, it is not an operation, it is actually a food additive into his food. we're joined now by iain brassington, medical ethics lecturer at the university of manchester. good morning. when you hear that, it seems as if there is a treatment out there, and the parents and charlie gard are being denied this treatment. we obviously know it is not as simple as that. yep. we are not as simple as that. yep. we are not in any way accusing medical staff of a

great red pot of jupiter tonight at 10:06 eastern time. juno launched six years ago. >> and it will provide the first close-up of the red spot, which is actually a storm raging for 350 years. >>> new evidence that your morning cup of coffee really is good for you. >>> plus, those missing men in pennsylvania. the mystery of their disappearance and what the fbi is doing to find answers. >>> and a warning for parents who are bringing their children today there is only one park for every 14,000 americans. connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. >>> a dockworker killed in philadelphia when a shipping container fell onto his truck. it's believed the crane knocked over a stack of containers. the 52-year-old worker was a checker who counted containers and monitored operations. the crane operator was overcome with grief. >>> 18 penn state fraternity brothers are back in court this morning

spot, those efforts are rewarded. >> the red, white and blue and they're here to celebrate. it's a great deal. >> it is great.his may be one of the best holidays, the tradition of these parades. lots of people tonight looking forward to the fireworks shows, like the ones they put on every night at great america and santa clara. this video is from last night's performance, but it's illegal fireworks that have police and firefighters across the bay on high alert. illegal fireworks, you can post the address where it's happening and add a picture or video to it and officials will act on it. >> we will follow up with an administrative citation if all the required information is there. >> more than 600 reports were filed last july. more than a dozen people did ghetto fisge get official citations. in san jose those fines range from $500 all of way to a thousand. >> if you're looking for something to do, still, you can head to our website for the complete fourth of july guide. it's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> we're learning it was a gas station clerk that was involved in the shooting. we've got video to show you. this was

great day kitchen with red apron chef nate anda. he's got bacon-cured ribs and pickled potato salad. plus, it's travel tuesday and we travel around washington d.c. to see the most instagramable spotsends, is great day washington. [music]. well i should hope you're not at work. good morning my friends. and i'm markette sheppard, and some people do have to work july they do? some people do. no. essential personnel, but you're watching; right? livestreaming it online. yes. lots of celebrations going on. we're so glad that you're here with us. we got a whole 4th of july show planned just for you. yeah. you know what, here's a little story i want to share with you. when i was little kid, i went over to my buddy matt's house and we used to break little firecrackers in half and light them and it would kind of spray out. i lit one and it went off in my hands and it burned me and it really hurt. i'm okay now. but don't play with fireworks. do you have all your fingers? i do, yeah. you have the ones you were born with? yes, they are. oh, my gosh. none of them were transferred by anything else. no bionics. well hopefully you guys with stay safe, don't lose a finger, as my mother used to say,