. >> thank you, supervisors bruce wolf alcohol justice for over 25 years everywhere been the watchdog monitoring targeting marketing by the alcohol and in the arms of young people we support the out right abandon of advertising on the sugar sweetened beverages in san francisco i have fact sheets for you regarding out of home advertising we've done around alcohol that's similar to the issue we have here we also familiar with the labeling issue we've tried to get labeling on alcoholic beverages that are targeted for kids and producing produced around kids that's hard with the commission alcohol was instrumental in the banning of advisements on bart and in los angeles it is awful to advertise those products on public property it is like like to receive revenues from those advisements that cause harm to kids and turn around and spend it on unnecessary health costs like diabetes and other things that could be reduced bylaw plus the additional costs on the taxpayers with the electronic advertising it can have drastically effects out of alcohol advertising maybe high tech but not acceptable

bruce leshan, wusa 9. >> and the white house says security officials are working aggressively to counter the threat of lone wolf attacks. >> if you're planning on crowding the downtown for this year's fireworks display over the national mall, here's what you need to know. bring plenty of water with you and of course sunscreen. here's what not to bring according to the park service. no guns, no knives, no ammunition no drones, no alcohol, and no glass containers. >>> and there were a lot of questions about whether the foo fighters would be playing the big day long concert at rfk after front man dave grohl fractured his leg. he said see you at home, dc. it marks the 20th anniversary of the release of their first album. >>> how is the forecast looking for the holiday? tenacious topper has got the answer. he's here with a first look at the first alert forecast. i know it's several days away but we want to know now. >> it's a forecast i would have given you back in january if someone would have asked me what it's going to be on the fourth. the cold front is going to linger over us. scattered showers and storms. very

wolf's special reported "isis: what should the u.s. do now," tonight at 9:00 eastern here on cnn. thank you, sir. >>> next, caitlyn jenner, former formerly bruceenner revealed her new image of all places, "vanity fair." what's next? how will this moment serve to be an inspiration for others? does it matter that she's a celebrity? >>> now that caitlyn jenner is, in her own words, free many are asking can her change benefit the transgender movement? her stunning "vanity fair" cover exposed the world her courage and bravery. a lot of her supporters hope the transition sparks a larger conversation about the transgender community in general. actress laverne cox who stars on netflix' "orange is the new black" wrote on her blog "most trans folks don't have the privileges caitlyn and i now have. it is those trans folks, we must continue to lift up." joining me, iliza beyer, executive director of the network that works on lgbt issues in our schools. celebrated the 25th anniversary last night. congratulations. also with me clubrity publicist howard ragman who supported chaz bono during his transition. welcome to you. howard, let me begin with your p.r.