for the past year he and the surviving members have barely been able to make ends meet. and that hamas which controlled gaza and fatah, a party of

barely anyone comes through here, now that his neighbours are gone.is one of the biggest tragedies in the country. >> big, very big. >> he fears his son will never no the greece where it used to be. small businesses that are the heart of community life >>> talks of iran's nuclear programme continue in vienna negotiators from six world powers and iran missed a self-imposed deadline a dispute on the missile programme is a main issue hampering talks. western leaders want train ror to prove it is not building a nuclear weapon in return for the lifting of sanctions. >> pakistan said peace talks have ended and will resume after the month of ramadan. it was one of the highest level contacts between the two parties. >> it is not clear as to who was repeating the afghan taliban, the foreign office issued a statement saying the meeting between representatives of the afghan taliban and the government in presence of representatives from the united states from china with full backing of the leadership which is 45 minutes drive from islamabad. it is a hills takes.

full during the good tiles, barely anyone here -- times, barely anyone here during these days of austerity. >> no hardly anyone here. >> reporter: how do you keep it open. >> i don't pay. electricity, thatting. no pay. >> reporter: most of the street has shut down. no one is investing in new businesses. >> where are you look, there's a seen of abandonment. doors are shut windos are scruffy, times there's a phone number in case someone is interested. by the look of it no one it. >> they had to down size. recently they let go of two employees. >> of course i was upset. they were with us for 20 years something easy to say. unknown workers, hoping for something better. i'd rather hope than. >> reporter: it's about family history, his parents opened the shops 50 years ago. the place is filled with childhood memories. for the last five years i'm forced to dig into my savings, i grew up here. i have been working 35 years. i have you retire in two or three. i have to keep it open to get my pension. i'm stung, i can't see the light -- tuck i can't see the light at the end of the tunnels. >> reporte

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. >> he's got bare cheeks. bare face. >> just lying on the road here in this housing estate in russia just screaming for this woman, at that time yan no knows if it's a real woman. then he's off rushing down the street mooning everybody. the police try to stop his legs there but it doesn't last very long. he loses his footing. that's going to hurt in the morning. he ends up in intensive ty're just not quite sure on what some sort of poison or something. quite peculiar to come out of russia. >>> any time there is a major weather event, news cameras like to get out there. the man you see here is a factory owner nearby and he's affected by the floods. he's giving an interview. >> wow. >> the wall classes right behind the interview subject and the journalist. thankfully nobody was injured. watch again, you see that crack in the wall? >> whoa. >> it causes a huge tidal wave. had they been standing just a few feet over to the right, they could have been swept into this river. >> that's crazy. >> close call. this jour

he says for the past year he and the surviving members of his family have barely been able to make endseet. and that hamas and fattah haven't done enough to improve things. >> translator: they are both too busy fighting each other than trying to help us. they only give money to themselves but not the needy people. >> reporter: international donors have pledged billions of dollars to rebuild gaza but israel's siege means badly needed construction materials haven't been allowed in. israel's continuing blockade of gaza means just one 1% of reconstruction material needed for gaza has been delivered. according to the united nations, the influx of goods is so slow that it could take up to 30 years to rebuild. >> which is why around 20,000 palestinians now live in temporary shelters like these. extended families often have to share just one room. as living conditions worsen many are becoming increasingly angry. >> people are suffering. that's why we have to do everything to help people. we have to do everything for example [ inaudible ] to give a chance for reconstruction. but as i said this i

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barely an hour into the operation, they can't get the pump to work.iolent corners of the state is long gruelling, thankless work. work some have criticized. >> translator: everyone should follow the rule of law. authorities are the ones responsible for carrying out investigations and providing results. >> reporter: rule of law, something lacking here. citizens groups and vigilantes have already unearthed dozens of people's remains. the faithful pray for peace. a community unable to move on the priest says and with little faith the government will deliver what it needs. >> translator: peace has to be based fundamentally on justice, and what i have seen is that people want peace based on justice. >> reporter: the next day, the pump is running, spirits are up. the search carries on. these vigilantes are acting on an anonymous tip that brought them here. and they say they get information from all kinds of sources all the time and there are at least 30 more sites in the area they want to investigate. hours on they can't get anymore muddy water out. this ma

. >> you can barely survive on $15 and you have to depend on government assistance. >> reporter: thessue of income and equality has become highly politicized ahead of next year's politician election and taking a stand. >> people need to work longer hours and through the productivity more income. >> reporter: if it is passed it's unclear when it will go in effect and include mom and pop sandwich shops and joining seattle and la with minimum wage for all workers to rise to $15 over the next few years, stephanie, sy, al jazeera. >>> effects of raising the minimum wage are mixed according to u.s. bureau of labor statistics 6 of 11 states that increased the minimum wage at the start of 2014 saw job growth above the national average, five states saw job growth below the national average. earlier we spoke with anita from the group long island jobs with justice that says it should be the minimum wage in the country regardless of the cost of living. >> i think we cannot make distinctions of what regions get to make more money than others i think across the board in new york state surviving is

. >> he's barely breathing. how many times do i [ expletive ] tell you. >> i'm not going to deal with this okay. >> the outrage over what happened next. >>> and later an breaking barriers in pro sports. how one woman is blazing a trail in the nfl, making history as a new coach. it's wednesday, july 29th. >>> from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >>> good morning. we're going to start with the defending super bowl champion new england patriots. >> yep, team reporting to training camp today a day after tom brady's four-game deflategate suspension was upheld by the nfl commissioner. the union vowing to appeal the case in federal court details from abc's karen travers. >> upon further review the call off the field stands. the nfl announcing the commissioner roger goodell has upheld the four-game suspension on patriots quarterback tom brady for his role in deflategate. brady sat down with nfl officials last month to appeal his punishment. analysts say the superstar quarterback turne

another hit whitehall township in pennsylvania, where jenny dannecker heard the storm gaght experg barely escaped. >> so we just went in and ran down to the basement and a few seconding later heard the loud crash of the roof coming down. >> reporter: in new jersey residents like paul marositz described rain and hail coming in sideways. >> the wind was worse than sandy. that's how loud it was. >> reporter: in washington, the storm created a spectacular light show but also forced a group of girl scouts camping out

favorite putin pass times have included bare-chested horseback riding judo and -- >>> another well-known presidential contender jumps into the 2016 presidential race. in fact there could be hundreds of candidates not so well-known filing. a dark horse candidate is getting a lot of attention after officially filing paperwork with the fdc. actually it's a cat. limber butt mccub bins to be

keep in mind we barely get dew points in the upper 70's in philadelphia this is insane heat.feels like 165 degrees, i red on line it feels like walking out having a wet toll on your face. could always be worse. you could be in bandar iran. look at this photo from a friend on twitter. i asked to you show me how you were enjoying this sunny day which are family. scott welsh showed me this one. the beautiful blue pool water sitting underneath the umbrella phil sent me his photo of his wife enjoying the flowers. beautiful photo there thank to you phil. we have another shot from tom pryor outside on the water, my perfect kind of day, blue sky, see boats in the marine, great day, thanks to everyone on twit shore sent me a snapshot of how you were spending this beautiful day with your family. i saw people running, bike ago long kelly drive at the art museum, great weekend visiting here in philadelphia as well, just wear sun screen. we should stay dry and not bad as far as summer weather is concern. it could get hotter and warm. lots of sun. highs in the low 90's. same story on sunda

>> he's barely breathing. how many times do i have to [ bleep ] tell you?n deal with it yourself. i'm not going to deal with this. okay? >> no. my friend is dying. i -- >> reporter: the call for help abruptly ends. nicole chavez is jaden's mother. >> that call was heartbreaking. there are no other words to describe it. to hear his, you know friend try to help him fight for his life. >> reporter: the albuquerque fire department sent an ambulance, but jaden didn't survive. the dispatcher placed on administrative leave. the fire chief says an investigation has been launched. "i am taking the allegation very seriously." >> teenager in such a tragic time. and you know i just don't understand. i don't understand why he did what he did. and it's just very very upsetting. >> okay. you know what ma'am? you can deal with it yourself. i'm not going to deal with this. okay? >> no my friend is dying -- >> reporter: jaden was buried earlier this month. but tonight his family is still asking how this could have happened. miguel almaguer nbc news los angeles. >>> we're bac

reporters can barely get a word in edgewise with her.hink i think among the reasons that she doesn't want to go off message. >> right. i was just going to add another source in popular culture, a lot of these come from reporters that are seeing things in the music and entertainment world and thinking kemal try to be have been adapted to politics. in example that would be throwing shape which is become the hip expression for talking trash about someone. that has now found its way into politics a lot clicks any other questions? clicks yes. you mentioned from the political culture, how much is at factor in if someone was using something from hbo? what is the class dynamic? you know, different political cultures. clicks yeah. is a tricky thing for elected officials because they don't want to sound like they are elitist. they want to be speaking at the level of the american people. .. one of the cliches that they often come up with. it's a tricky dynamic. i think oftentimes they find themselves sounding silly if they try to use something from

by 4:00 we are barely below the 80 degree park.old front will make a move on us and that will push the heat and humidity out of the ways. thursday and friday the weather gets better. there is humidity and the lower temperatures. here you have it. 93 tomorrow. the up 80's with the lower humidity friday. humidity levels will increase. stay with us. robert burton leon: the -- robert: the mets are two games behind the nats. no batting practice tonight because of the heat. empty out there. matt harvey versus gonzalez on the mound. it should be a good matchup. they were dominate this weekend. i won't get easier. after harvey is the all-star degrome. look like no letup with the opposing pitchers. >> if we are patient we have success. if we're not we don't. robert: looks like everybody forgot there were other golfers at st. andrews. all the buzz about jordan spieth winning the first three majors. but there were other golfers. this is how you finish! after jordan spieth this was to get in the playoff. the dream was shattered. it came down t

barely anyone comes through here now that his neighbors are gone. that is one of the biggest tragedies hitting the country. he fears his son will never know the greece that used to be where small businesses were the heart of community life. >> the chinese government has failed to stop stock markets plunging for another day. it closed down 5.9% on wednesday, a staggering one day loss but it's just the tip of the iceberg. all in all, $3.2 trillion has been wiped off the stock markets in three weeks. that's almost a third of the market's value. the past 12 months, stocks did rise a staggering 150% despite the struggling economy. it's made many people rich, but the problem is that many investors have literally mortgaged the house to pour money into the market. chinese brokers have loaned an estimated $339 billion to traders. we have been following that story from beijing. >> continuing its four week slide, the market in china closed down again wednesday closing down nearly 6%, this after the nearly 30% the markets have seen a sell off in the last severa

part. >> and barely missing some rocks. this is a slip and fall. >> that's going to leave a mark. >> don't encourage his stupidity. >> lawed ease, i got to say don't interfere with your man once he started his launch. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> oh! >> she makes him fall. >> oh [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! >> why would you even consider this why why, why? >> she tries to stop him and he falls before he even falls. >> this is the worst. >> it's a double fall you guys. >> looks like he clipped his head on the way down. >> even if she did interfere would this have turned out any different? >> oh [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! >>> this is the epitome of an adrenalin rush. notice that the first three-quarters of this video are of remi metalier hiking up this rock. >> is he wearing a parachute? you feel luke he should be. >> no parachute. he's not really going to need it once he gets to the spot on the mountain that he wants, he turns back around gets on his bike and we get this amazing pov view of his ride down that is going to be very quick. >> whoa!

judge bare said i don't believe the bail system is fair when you set a bond in an amount that no one can make, it doesn't make sense to me. state's attorney john mccarthy tells us he is looking into the handling of this matter. >> i am going to spend this afternoon talking to the attorneys that were involved in that case, that issue has been brought to my attention. obviously, there are public safety concerns that the police have brought to my attention and i share regarding that particular individual, but until i'm fully briefed on the case, i'm going to reserve comment. >> reporter: this afternoon, i went into judge bare's chambers and left my card with his secretary giving him an opportunity to comment saying we were going to do this story tonight. she freerd us to the administrative board here at the courthouse. coming up on news4 at 6:00 we will see what the administrative judge has to say about the handling of a case in which a murder defendant is released and we will hear from police chief thomas major who says he has never seen anything like it in all his years of police. tha

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they posted this facebook photo showing a barely clad model pushing her daughter in a stroller.he comments keep coming with some saying it's an unrealistic representation of motherhood. at least one person was more concerned with the stroller's price. it costs more than $800. >>> oakland library just got a lot more fun for kids. we'll tell you why ahead. a man who spent his entire baseball career playing with the pittsburgh pirates is being honored in the east bay. willie stargell's text to the -- connection to the east bay is next. >>> you can now borrow children's toys from oakland public libraries. all branches now have toys designed for children up to six years old, like dolls, dump trucks and rattles. the library sap tieses the toys. librarians say children learn through play and see books and toys as a beneficial combination. >> abc7 news was in alameda today where national baseball hail. er and alameda legend willie stargell now has a monument on the island. the power hitter played for the pittsburg priorities from 1962 until his row timer 20 years later the dedication ce

still one provision laid bare those deep divisions even years later. gabriel elizondo, al jazeera united nations. >>> court in italy sentenced sharifsilvio berlusconi to life in prison. >>> sahil raman reports from the gulf of thiemed. >> they're lined up and there's no sign they'll be moving. unregistered fishing boats and those who own them are shore-bound. all these fishermen can do at the moments is mend their nets. docks that would have received tons of fish stock are now abandoned. the authorities are crack being down over the fact that thailand didn't take action. that could cost the thai industry up to $8 billion. the naval police are here to ensure no laws are broken. >> most are abiding by the new registration. we are proalg and we have some information that some fishermen are rung from sea. when they do we will arrest them. >> those that do go into the open water are bringing back smaller hulls less for the consumer. the rice in the fish is prices in the domestic market, for businesses like this one price increase is inevitable. but its effe

s&p, barely holding on to its gains. commodities take the spotlight. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?". ken ginny remedy turnaround -- mmetty turno around big blue? we are watching apple. will it be another win or a miss ? alix: the nasdaq is the story in terms of stocks, closing at a record high. could not hold on, closing relatively flat. seven out of 10 groups in the s&p did close flat. energy was a big drag. joe: energy was part of the commodities.ff in gold, oiil smoked. wheat and corn taking it on the chin today. that's the other huge story we will talk about. alix: can the s&p continue to grind higher to another rally when it is led by things like utilities and consumer discretionary? joe: you have to wonder what underlying the commodities selloff. is it something darker on the horizon? alix: we will get into that deeper with gold. taking a dig into halliburton. earnings came out earlier today. this is the number you need to know. this is the number of employees in the company. a huge drop from the fourth qu

information technology just barely holding onto the green.asing at the well as some commodities, we're nearing three-month high that, but we see a pause in the rally. right now it is down with a loss of about $.42, coming in at 97.18 or so. also looking at commodities, oil is trading lower today, extending into a two-day decline from yesterday. it is now trading at nearly $48.67 a barrel, the lowest level since march 31. also looking at gold. it has been on a 10-day losing streak. it turns out it is its longest since 1996. today -- it was earlier, trying to stop that. at lowe's weding have not seen since march, 2010. a fed rate rise, putting to analysts, will decrease absent -- appetite for gold, and we could see prices as low as $800 an ounce. betty: it seems like the gold bowls have been flushed out. short gold, itto seems. not making that recommendation. thank you very much. now, a look at the top stories this afternoon. software -- southwest airline stocks are getting air beneath their wings. shares are trading higher after a record profi

barely anyone comes through here now that his neighbors are gone. and that is one of the biggest tragedies hitting the country. they will never know the greece that used to be where small businesses were the heart of community life. >> much more still to come on the al jazeera news hour. a year since israel began it's bombardment of gaza and still little sign of recovery. iraq discovers hundreds of artifacts lost to looters after theafter the 2003, u.s. invasion. and roger federer moves forward in men's wimbledon championship. >> now rush hasrussia has vetoed the resolution calling the massacre in bosnian as a genocide. >> despite last-minute talks to try to reach a deal there was no deal. it was a day to commemorate the victims and instead it was an ugly fight over language reflecting the deputy divisions in the security council of what card.what occurred. the resolution was rejected by russia. >> the draft submitted by the united kingdom turned out to be unconstructive confrontational and politically motivated. it contains distortions for which th

they barely owned the shirt on their back. but they fought.o remove the flag from the state house grounds and thinking it would change history would be like removing tattoo from the corporation corpse of a loved one and thinking that would change the loved one's obituary. >> now the third vote in the senate is scheduled for today. it then heads to the house where there is a greater uncertainty. the plan could get tangled up in debate about how and whether to replace the flag. >>> still ahead, the lawyer for the florida state university quarterback seen on video punching a woman inside a bar now speaking out. we'll hear more from deandre johnson's attorney and what he says may have provoked his client's violent action. >>> upon completion of all the necessary checks to the fbi i will send to the senate the nomination of sandra day o'connor as an associate justice of the united states supreme court. mmmm yoplait! i am needing to tell you something about yogurt. there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. poofs! ♪ that sugar is gone! so do i

>> and a new mexico sheriff's deputy's frustration is laid bare when an encounter with a bare-naked man end understand with his cruiser being stolen. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday july 9th 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. early this morning after hours of emotional and often tense debate the house of south carolina voted to remove the confederate flag from the senate grounds. the final vote was 94-20 on the measure already approved by the senate. don champion is in columbia with the details. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the vote calls for the flag to be removed within 24 hours after governor nikki haley signs the bill. after the bill haley issued a statement saying it is a new day in south carolina in her word, day we can all be proud of a day that truly brings us all together as we continue to heal as one people and one state. now, the house debated more than 13 hours early into the morning. conservatives who see the flag as a symbol of pride say the flag was hijacked by democrats, bla

yeah when i went in the polls i was barely on the stage. and he barely got any questions. and five months later he is the last man standing. so i don't think this is do or die. but it is harder for a kasich not to be in. i think some of these candidates have the ability to break back in. it is harder for a mainstream candidate trying to go the traditional establishment route a la kasich. i think that is harder for him. >> turning to jeb bush which is the other big news. $28 million since leaving the governor's mansion chuck. but he's been very careful how to manage that money, not to necessarily do what a tax lawyer will tell you to do which is maximize everything. what do you think that tells us about the life he's been living and his interest in the office. >> he's been preparing to run for president since the day he left the governor's office. and you got -- it was fascinating yesterday. a tale of two disclosures. i know you are going to get to hillary e-mails. but you have jeb bush controlling his disclosure. and there are things he's not released, you know. but it's b

. >> we came in, we could barely get into the door because the lines were so long. >> i am not pleased. >> a computer glitch grounds united airlines flights from coast to coast trapping travelers at sfo while i.t. experts scramble. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am it it. united flights are taking off again but the delays could be around for a while. our reporter is at sfo with the latest. >> that is right we are feeling the effects of the network connectivity disruption from this morning right now at sfo. as you said, most flights are on time but we are seeing delays in terms of flights that have yet to arrive at sfo perhaps because they were grounded someplace else earlier than they can arrive and go on to their next destination. most passengers remaining calm but they are frustrated necessity did not get more information from united airlines employees saying all of the updates were coming from social media and news websites and word of mouth. >> long lines and a lot of people at sfo's united terminals. >> i am not pleased. >> we came in we could barely get into the door because the lines

flip of the glove, bare handed rocket launch of a throw by escobar.casey wins it 2-1. >>> red sox outfielder bets sacrifices his body hopping over the outfield wall. he actually hurt himself doing it. they looked at replay and looks like he caught it nope he dropped it. that my friends is a home run. talk about adding insult to injury. >>> two days from mlb trade day. now he's heading to nationals in exchange for major league prospect. >>> in golf this week tiger woods is getting ready. the four time major champion is ranked 266 in the world. >> it's frustrating not to be able to win golf courts. i'm not in contention very often. so that apart is frustrating. i know how close it feels. i know that i just need a couple shots here and there. it turns to pie. >>> this sophomore kicker has got skills. stacey holings worth posted this trick shot to twitter. it's very cool. remember no matter how you kick it, field goals are still three points. >>> a courageous boy gets the first double hand transplant. >>> do not park your car in the bike lane. "first look

there's barely anyone here. >> translation: the price of fish have not changed. people do not have money to buy. the last three or four days no one came. that's why i'm so sad. >> reporter: fish is a big part of the greek diet. here they say it's become a luxury. this man lost his job, and at 60 wonders if he'll be hired again. >> i used to fish 2-3 times a month. now it's twice at most. i have to buy the smaller, lower quality ones i can't afford it otherwise. >> it should have been the summer season. this restaurant across from the market opened 17 years ago and had a reputation going beyond the village. empty tables are the new normal. >> i wake up in the morning wondering how many people will come. sometimes there's no one, it's so hard. i now take anti-depressants. we are proud people and the e.u. will not take our dignity away. >> the final deadline for greece is next sunday. people here like elsewhere are resilient, saying the country will come out of the crisis one day. when and at what cost? >>> former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has been fo

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constant barrage of attacks that are largely fullmented by and coming from the right -- >> do you bareponsibility -- >> i can only tell you i was elected twice in new york against the same onslaught, i was confirmed and served as secretary of state. this has been a team used against he and my husband many many years. people write books filled with attacks against us and admit they have no evidence. >> would you vote for someone they don't trust? >> people should and do trust me. i have every confidence that will be the outcome of this election. everything i did was permitted by law and regulation. i had one device. when i mailed anybody in the government, it would go into the government system. now, i didn't have to turn over anything. i chose to turn over 55,000 pages. i think it's kind of fun. people get a real time behind the scenes look at what i was e-mails about and what i was communicating about. this is being blown up with no basis in law or in fact. that's fine. i get it. this is being in effect used by the republicans in the congress okay. i want people to understand what the

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beijing barely gets any snow. the skiing events will be held many miles from town with manmade snow. a sky diving record was set today over illinois. jumping from nearly 20,000 feet, 164 sky divers locked arms. there. that beat by 26 the old record for vertical sky diving. everyone landed just fine. today, facebook founder mark zuckerberg, posted that he and his wife are expecting a baby girl, and he also revealed that the couple had suffered three miscarriages. zuckerberg says they're being open about it all in hopes of encouraging other parents who are struggling with difficult pregnancies. some long-forgotten home movies are rediscovered. steve hartman is next. >> >> pelley: finally tonight, they took our kodachrome away but not our kodak moments. steve hartman witnesses one "on the road." >> reporter: in fairport, new york, along the erie canal-- >> how about we walk. >> reporter: town historian bill poray has made it his mission to connect people with their history. >> in about 1890 -- >> reporter: it's safe

but bruno rodriguez laid bare the differences that remain.rdan reports. >> reporter: guantanamo a place that has become a symbol of human rights abuses. for 13 years the u.s. naval base in cuba had held up to 780 detainees, prisoners of the so-called global war on terror but it's also the u.s.'s only permanent overseas base in the americas. sailors and marines stationed here all thes respond to national disasters, and go after drug dealers and human traffickers. havana wants the land back. but the obama administration opposes the idea. >> no plan with respect to the guantanamo bay naval station in -- in cuba. >> reporter: the u.s. has trooped deployed all around the world, but there's only one country wrote where u.s. forces are permanently deployed against the wishes of the host government, cuba. the americans have controlled the deep water bay and 45 square miles of land on cuba's southeastern end since 1903 a gain from the spanish american war. the u.s. started paying rent cur recollectly about $4,000 a year. but in the 1960s, castro stopp

they are barely missing one another all the time. there are two communities butting against one another but they don't become one. that drives the heart of the problem about the character of the community changing. absence is moritorium. how do we do it? >> it's true. we have an immigration problem. it's interesting. a lot of anxiety is immigration anxiety. we learned from history it happened in the '60s. false. we have not even begun. >> it's a very different story. >> i would like to find the people active in desegregation in the 1960s and ask how they did it. i think there were living room meetings. i like that you are bringing it up. i think it's about keeping a certain type of people out, which i'm uncomfortable with. >> i have to interrupt you. in the last 15 years it latino population has been reduced by a third. i don't think luxury housing is going to make that number or that percentage go up. that community is fighting to survive and this is one means we are going to try to stop the bleeding, so that we can, you know, when

. >> this snake is barely venomous. it's like a bee sting. it's like a spider bite. >> reporter: besides, they believe he is probably dead. >> you know what the number one sense of a bird is? eyesight. you know what they eat? anything that moves. so this snake, you know, went up and it was picked off by a --we have about 100 species of plants and animals in here. many of them are snake-eating birds. >> reporter: most visitors aren't worried. >> are they sure it's going to be fine? that's my question. >> it might be hiding. >> reporter: how does a snake escape? >> a snake that small can go through a buttonhole. >> reporter: there's even a possibility he didn't escape. just crawled into some of the material in his own habitat. they are torn it apart they have gone through it and removed the other racer from the exhibit while they continue the search. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> there are so many endangered whales swimming off the coast of marin right now that a warning has been issued for boaters. experts say an abundance of food is drawing the wha

. >> many syrian children are living without the bare minimum of rights. those working say they may be miserable. they feel less of a burden on distressed families. >>> the united states and cuba are set to open embassies in each other's capitals. it's another step in restoring diplomatic ties in more than 50 years, fulfilling a pledge made between the two country's leaders during talks in april. rosalind jordan reports. >> a public act of diplomacy. the u.s.'s representative in havana presents a letter to the interim foreign minister. with that washington restores diplomatic ties with cuba after more than 50 years. on state television a prepper reads a letter from the president raul castro to u.s. president president barack obama, confirming the same. and on july 20th the embassy in washington will be hope or business. workers installed a new flag pole what is currently the cuban interest section. at the white house obama said all of this was long overdue. >> this is an historic step forward in efforts to normalize relations with the cuban government and