may want to send cabrera a pill for the a new windshield. he homered twice and the blue jays rolled the red sox 14-1 and gianted parted ways with cabrera after he violated the performance-enhancing drugs policy in 2012. >>> windshields are expensive! >> meteorologist mike nicco is looking at the forecast. mike? >> good morning, ladies at the top of the news broadcast center where you may want to send mother nature your electric bill if you are inland. the heat wave continues. we still have a slight chance of scattered shower and we will talk about the giants game coming up, maybe another day to get a win. we have a lot of heat in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. run for your life: a few extraees of life. we will tell you about the research that could inspire many of us to making jogging a daily habit. >> nasa's rover makes travel history on the red planet. >>> covering daly city, dublin/pleasanton, los gatos bay by. >>> a new study found that even a short amount of running canned a years to your life. researchers at iowa state tracked 5

you see cabrera, jeter. everybody showing up. >> tom: what a night for baseball.t really was the perfect night, weather-wise. and the stories in this game, you tipped us off about pitching. ten batters in, the american league has hit for the cycle. doubles flying all over the place. and mike trout, on a night we pay attention to derek jeter, there's a guy who possibly can be the next derek jeter, mike trout, having a big night. >> joe: you think about where that kid is. he's 22. not even 23 years old. played tonight in his third all-star game. had a couple extra base hits. he's all over the place. and one place he is standing out by second base. down to erin andrews. >> erin: thank you so much. now, it's time for the ted williams most valuable player award, presented by chevrolet. i'm joined right now by the commissioner of major league baseball, mr. bud selig. and paul edwards, the u.s. vice president of chevrolet marketing. mr. selig? >> thank you very much, erin. and mike, congratulations on winning the ted williams most valuable player award. presented by chev

to send cabrera a bill. he homered twice and the blue jays rolled 14-1 over the red sox and the giants parted ways after he violated the performance-enhancing drugs policy in 2012. >> we could use some hits like that. right now. >> struggling, no doubt about it. we go at it with the boy rats -- pirates. >> if you are traveling up highway 12 through northern napa valley you can see right there a sprinkle and that is where we are going to see that for the next few minutes and as we hook through the north the radar runs are becoming less intense and fewer in number than earlier and same around san jose and no radar republicans down there. we will talk about the winds picking up from the bay bridge through san pablo and into the delta community at 1:00 o'clock to 9:00 southwest wind at 15- to 25-knot so the ferry ride is fairly quiet through the evening hours it will be noisy and possibly we choppy. this is how it looks from the east bay hill with the sun changing the clouds from gray to pink and purple and it i

angel cabrera, approaching the par-4 13th. the eagle. has landed. cabrera, fires a second consecutive 6-under 64, score good for a two-stroke victory. that's how you do it. just throw it up there, have it roll in the hole for an eagle. >> looks so easy. up next at 6:00, comedian melissa mccarthy has been a sure thing the box office, topping $100 million in her last three movies. this weekend her draw wasn't so strong. its marketing welcoheyback. really?bye. kiss yo. cardiologist to check stand 1. crystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé. crystal geyser. always bottled right at the mountain source. little black holes. never. ever. stick even your pinky finger into one of them. yay! tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv cable 13. we'll show you

cabrera started the day two strokes behind hurley. cabrera means business with this shot at 13.where it ends up. that goes in. for an eagle. at this point cabrera was in front by three streaks and of -- strokes and after two bogeys and a birdie. this routine par on 18. he wins by two streaks over mcneil and now has one regular pga win to go along with the two major titles. >>> and that will do it for this early sunday night sports wrap. see you again at 10:00. >> nicely represented on the all-star team. >> absolutely and very deserving should be. >> cool. thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 news, final fixes being made on northbound 280 right now. >> we'll be live with the latest details of caltrans gets ready to pull up the barriers hours early. >> we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00 everybody. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] erica's... best... sharp... cheddar? nothing. tillamook sharp cheddar, tastes better because it's made better. hey, if you could be any dinosaur, which would you t-rex. that's dumb, cuz when you'

scott wapner, michelle caruso-cabrera, scott you'll look at the market reaction? >> i am, carl, and would not be insensitive to the human side of the story with some 295 people onboard this plane, but, of course, looking through this, through the prism of the markets, that's what i'll do. we do see, joe tear norranova, market reacting as it typically does, israel, iraq a flashpoint pops up causing immediate market reaction as we're seeing here, it does stabilize once the news flow begins to stabilize and we wait to see what other developments happen? >> yes. you do see that. mike and i were just talking about it. mike used the word, it's almost eerie that's actually happening. when you look at the asset classes themselves, the first place you have to look at would be the u.s. ten year, which is now below 2.5%. the yield curve that we talk about is now running close to 2. i think that's clearly problematic. the other thing which you and i have talked about, obviously the spot price of oil, scott, has risen $1.50, but energy equities, that's the leading sector to th

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. >>> in baseball, toronto outfielder melky cabrera has a big night at the plate batting left-handedthe first inning dense barera hammers it over the right field fence and then hitting from the other side of the plate, cabrera goes deep again. this time, his homer sails all the way over the green monster. actually smashes the windshield of an suv. toronto doing all kind of damage, the blue jays win 14-1. >>> and there was some good news for one member of the red sox family this week. the owner of one of major league affiliates left his 2013 world series ring in a restaurant. but it wasn't just any restaurant, it was one in manhattan. the heart of new york yankees territory. luckily, the restaurant owner who is a yankee fan found the ring and got it back to its owner. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the outrage of okay cupid. the popular dating site admits to conductinging social experiments on its user. i'm anne-marie. d ingredients, carefully chosen and clinically proven to cleanse, purify and moisturize... and you'll never find any harsh chemical sulfates

angel cabrera, approaching the par-4 13th. the eagle. has landed.cabrera, fires a second consecutive 6-under 64, score good for a two-stroke victory. that's how you do it. just throw it up there, have it roll in the hole for an eagle. >> looks so easy. up next at 6:00, comedian melissa mccarthy has been a sure thing the box office, topping $100 million in her last three movies. this weekend her draw wasn't so strong. its marketing [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] double the speed. heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with ev

a's tigers a's in detroit taking on miguel cabrera and the tigers top 1st a's threatening.eugenio suarez diving stop on josh donaldson grounder and flips to 2nd to end the inning and save a run bot 6th, 1-0 a's cabrera - takes a scott kazmir changeup over the wall for a solo hr to tie the game 1-1 tie kazmir: 5 1/3 ip, 4 hits, 1 run, 7 k's top 8th, 2-1 a's, bases loaded for oakland the bearded phil coke facing jed lowrie - and lowrie rips a 2-run single to left off him scoring moss and donaldson 4-1 a's lowrie: 2-4, 3 rbi bot 9th, 4-1 a's sean doolittle on in relief after getting last night off facing former "a" rajai davis davis - game winning "walk-off" grand slam - his first career walk-off home run doolittle blows his 2nd consecutive save davis mobbed at the plate final: 5-4 tigers snaps a's 4 game win streak usa forward jozy altidore will be available for tomorrow's match with belgium altidore strained his hamstring in usa's opening round match with ghana two weeks ago and hasn't played since it's unlikely altidore will start - or if this is a ploy to throw belgium off - but the off

i'm ana cabrera here in new york. new developments this hour involving an american teenager whose family says he was beaten by israeli security forces. now we've learned he is under house arrest. an investigation into his case continues. 15-year-old tarik khedair tells cnn he remembers little of the incident. he remembers being attacked by police, and then woke up in the hospital. tariq's aunt is joining us. i'll get her reaction to the beating, the tension and uproar. first, senior international correspondent ben wedeman is tracking the investigation and the rising tensions after tareq's palestinian cousin was killed in possible retaliation for the murders of three israeli teenagers. >> reporter: anna, jerusalem today was relatively quiet though the atmosphere remains very tense. one bit of good news, a 15-year-old palestinian american boy released from israeli police custody, although that's not the end of the story. >> reporter: sporting two black eyes and a swollen lip, 15-year-old tareq khedair leaves jerusalem's

miguel cabrera, scott kazmir. cabrera, his fourth home run of the season. tigers tied at 1-1.tom of the ninth. the tigers down 4-1. bases loaded. and rajai davis, unloading off sean doolittle. tigers win it 5-4 in the ninth. 1984 world series champions. the last walkoff grand slam ten years ago, the 20th anniversary of their championship. >> that's unbelievable. >>> so is this. the two jakes here. jake arrieta and jake peavy. nate schuerholz, off jake peavy, your only runs in this game. jake arrieta takes a no-hitter until this. two strikes on stephen drew. two outs. through 7 2/3. and then, it's over. but the cubs get the win. 2-0, at fenway. >>> big one for team usa against belgium coming up at the world cup. coverage begins at 3:00 p.m. eastern, 12:00 pacific, on espn. >> kick it. >>> up next, "the pulse." we're all about the world cup, including a couple fans who say they took one long road trip to brazil. >>> plus, the breakfast boycott by one restaurant to show support for team usa. [ jennifer garner ] why can't powerful sunscreen feel great on your skin? actually it can

cabrera now plays for toronto. look out. the owner of an s.u.v. might want to send cabrera a bill for the damage from the home run blast. it went through the wind shield. the blue jays beat the red sox. it looked like two techs. the giants parted ways after he violated the performance-enhancing drugs policy. >>> a japanese actress knows her martial arts. this is an advil commercial waiting to happen. >> not bad! she threw out the first pitch. want it sometimes to downs. >> that sounds like rationalization to me, boys and girls. i was completely impressed. >> she broke the blocks real good. >> try to get her swimming. >> the game tonight? >> hope you energid last night at 67 degrees and dropping to 62. to the south you can see 101 and 82 and we are looking right at a better radar runs and moving up a little bit you can see it is fadeing toward tully road and to the north is where we are seeing sprinkles on live doppler 7 hd and petaluma around the parkway if washington is where we are seeing some and to the north where they like oak, where it is wh

here is cnn's ana cabrera. >> so you want a full ounce of this?ter: a full six months after recreational pot sales, the state already collecting more than $11 million in retail marijuana taxes and fees how is business? >> it's still fantastic. >> reporter: lines outside dispensaries are gone but pot shop owners say business is still booming. >> we see about 10,000 people a month. >> reporter: primarily coloradoans. >> i would say that 20% are traveling from out of state. >> reporter: it made us wonder, how many of those cannibus consumers hit the road high. colorado state patrol just started keeping track of the numbers. marijuana duis have accounted for just 10 to 15% of dui citations. >> yet pot problems have emerged with marijuana edibles, especially with people eating too much too soon and then getting hit hard with the psycho active effects of thc. the issue has state regulators considering new rules for packaging and labeling. >> the industry is small enough and nimble enough that people can adjust without hiccups in productions. >> reporter

miguel cabrera knocked in a pair. 9-3 your final. despite getting swept by the tigers, the a's have the best record in baseball. we give you mls action. 53rd minute. chivas breaks a scoreless tie. torres with his 11th goal of the year. 58th minute, sam cronin threads it to stevenson. never even hit the goal! we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the grass of wimbledon. it was a depressing day for all things british, including the royal couple. [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> andy murray's run ended as he was knocked out. murray was the first brit to win this in 77 years. a little tantrum and racket adjustment. he was broken five times. his coach amelie mauresemo. big announcement today city hall in san

. >> michelle caruso-cabrera joins our panel as well. we are still trying to ferret out exactly what happened here, michelle. as all market watchers will do, they wait to see, i guess, before they try and commit some new money here. right? >> sure. we definitely saw the market react. what people are waiting to see is was this plane shot down. we have the ukrainians saying it was shot down. russians saying it was shot down. separatists all say it was shot down. everyone points the finger at everybody else. as pete williams says, we have no hard evidence actually that it was shot down. i think one of the key questions facing the market is we just saw the u.s. impose sanctions last night. we're waiting to see whether or not the europeans are going to be as strong. they did impose additional sanctions as well. as we watch the facts of this case unfold, is this going to push the europeans to a place they didn't want to go when it comes to sanctions on russia, a very large economy. and it would have implications for international markets in a

michelle caruso-cabrera spans the globe for hot 1309s that could have an impact in the second half of the year. >> here is what to watch for internationally in the second half of the year. first, how the situation unfolds in iraq, which of course drives the oil markets. second, china and the state of the chinese economy. can the country maintain a growth rate of at least 7% of gdp? third, in europe, the outcome of the banking stress tests. these are important because it's a crucial step for a banking union. and also in europe, whether or not the central bank there finally undertakes some kind of quantitative easing to combat its fear of deflation. finally, there are crucial elections to watch for as well. turkey in early august, brazil in october. that's your second half international outlook for "nightly business report." i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. >>> our next guest says that american investors need to get used to political and security risks. he is paul christopher, chief international strategist at wells fargo. paul, welcome back to "nightly business report." you heard michelle'

miguel cabrera knocked in a pair. 9-3 your final. despite getting swept by the tigers, the a's have the best record in baseball. we give you mls action. 53rd minute. chivas breaks a scoreless tie. torres with his 11th goal of the year. 58th minute, sam cronin threads it to stevenson. never even hit the goal! we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the grass of wimbledon. it was a depressing day for all >>> andy murray's run ended as he was knocked out. murray was the first brit to win this in 77 years. a little tantrum and racket adjustment. he was broken five times. his coach amelie big announcement today city hall in san francisco. hardy park will host its first major in 2020 with the pga championship. in 2025, its second president's cup. >> and i want to make this clear today. this is the only venue in san francisco that the pga of america had any interest in bringing a major championship to. >> here's the announcement. good get for ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> here's a look at y

michelle caruso-cabrera. bertha coombs with a market flash. >> this is another story that michelle has had her eye on. a government delegation from argentina set to meet with mediators in new york tomorrow. argentina securities are getting hit. the benchmark index there you can see down over 2% on the day. a number of companies getting hit feeling the pain. electricity company is down. oil giant ypf has also seen significant losses along with financial services company. not sure we have those charts at the moment. there you go. you can see them. they're all down over 3% on the day. kayla? >> all right. thanks so much for that, bertha. a big week as we mentioned for the economy. we're awaiting the latest jobs report on friday and gdp numbers on wednesday. michael is president at permanent portfolio funds and kevin is president and cio at asset management. good afternoon to both of you. we've had half of the s&p report so far. 8.3% earnings growth. revenue growth too. when you think about what that means for gd

all we know, michelle caruso-cabrera, is around 11:00 a.m.astern time we started to get word that malaysia air flight 17, a boeing 777 headed for kuala lumpur marx lay sha, disappeared from radar and indeed crashed in ukraine. >> absolutely. let's bring you a little more detail or further along, brian. interfax, russian news agency, is reporting that pro russian separatists in eastern ukraine say they have found the black box flight data recorder of this malaysian airliner. this is interfax, a russian news agency. we don't know this. we can't verify this, but they are reporting that the russian separatists in east ukraine claim they have found the black box. what we are showing you here are photos fed in by reuters where a reuters reporter continue if i weres they have seen hundreds of bodies scattered around the smoldering wreckage of the passenger jet in a field where-in eastern ukraine, emergency services rescue workers said at least 100 bodies have been found near the scene and that the debris from the wreckage was spread across an area o

we start with chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera. michelle, we want to get to the latest from you, but nbc news is reporting that u.s. commercial flights have been prohibit from flying in that air space for fear something like this could happen. the faa apparently issued a notice in april about this. what else do we know about this region and what some of the response has been? >> that notice was specifically about the crimea region. they were concerned about that. two new things to show and tell you as well. we'll show you some photos that reuters has sent over, but they have taken them directly from russian 24. this is a network in russia. it appeared to show photos of debris of the plane on the ground. this is from russia 24. in addition, we have now also heard from the pentagon as well. pentagon spokesperson rear admiral john kirby says that secretary hagel has been briefed on the malaysian plane crash -- "we do not have any indications of what brought it down," adding, "we cannot confirm it was shot down." that is the question t

elba para el venezolano, miguel cabrera. primer jugador de los tigres detroit.as. ♪ ♪ >> feliz miÉrcoles, vamos a las temperaturas en la regiÓn, entre los 85 grados y 75 grados. vamos a hablar de el monzÓn que lleva lluvias hacia nevada. puede causar inundaciones, el problema es que desde san francisco, sacramento hasta los angeles es donde se necesita agua pero no va a llevar para nosotros, se mantiene en poca cantidad. el monzÓn no ayuda a california por lo tanto hay que seguir ahorrando agua. parcialmente nublado, vamos a ver el panorama para los prÓximos dÍas. los nublados se disipan al mediodÍa, del sÁbado entra más humedad. hay un 10% de posibilidades de lluvias, con temperaturas cercanas a los 80 grados, mÁs detalles esta noche solo a las 11. ♪ ♪ >> otra vez lo invitamos a llamar a los expertos en inmigraciÓn, comunÍquese a el telÉfono en pantalla. no se olvide que tenemos una cita el sÁbado, la copa univisiÓn llega a su ciudad. morgan hill es la cita. copa univisiÓn el mÁximo evento de el fÚtbol local. >> que muchos iremos, gracias por acompaÑarnos. hoy

with me now, chris cabrera. good evening, chris. how do we know, one, whether the kids coming in aren't already gang members and, two, that they are recruiting for new gangs members? >> yes, judge. how are you this evening? we do know that they are coming in as gang members. we do interview them and a lot of times they are proud of what they are doing and proud of what they are in their gang ties and usually the gang tattoos are a dead give away. they are very flash she and gaudy on their face and neck and when they are questioned they will admit that they are part of an ms-13 gang. >> chris, let me ask you this. is there any way to categorize or create or document some kind of file that identifies the name of an individual and the location of tattoos? i know when i was a d.a., i had a whole intel center where someone said that the person who raped me had a tattoo. >> we do have gang units that are released into the united states and even though they are documented as a gang member in their file, at the end of the day we are still r

i'm ana cabrera.hes newsdesk. >>> the united states evacuated all personnel from its embassy in libya's capital of tripoli. about 150 people in all including about 80 marines. the u.s. state department says it decided to pull people out because intense fighting in this area of the embassy appears to be escalatinescalating. fighting between militia groups. embassy workers drove out to neighboring tunisia. fighter jets and offshore warship provided support. the embassy suspended operations temporarily and will reopen when it can. >>> more evidence of deadly gun violence in chicago. two more shootings overnight and one a 3-year-old boy is now in critical condition, caught in the cross fire on a neighborhood street. police are investigating whether that attack was gang related. there was another attack and witnesses say a gunman got out of a car, spraying bullets outside a convenient store. he hit a 12-year-old boy who died. six others wounded. the majority of them just children. no one is in custody. >>

ivan cabrera will tell you what's going on after this. . >> welcome back.g moments on a flight from toronto to panama escorted by fighter jets after a passenger threatened to blow up the plane. police stormed the plane when it return and we have the dramatic pictures to share with you. austin delaney has the story. >> it is dramatic video shot a a passenger as the police tactical squad storms the airplane on the tarmac. they want everyone's hands in the air and heads down as they search for a passenger. the flight had taken off from pearson international on the way to panama city when it turned around over west virginia 45 minutes later and headed back to toronto. this woman was sitting seat ahead of the man. >>> are this was within a half hour. they were explaining how expensive it was and he hates canada. he said with a great expression, i just want to bomb canada. >> i flight was then divert and when it landed, police were waiting to board. the passenger said police were all business. >> they didn't take it from anybody. everyone had to keep their hands

. >> agent cabrera, thank you very much. i know you all aren't taking extra vacation, you're working overtime, it's overwhelming and difficult and heart wrenching as well and the people who should be handling it are getting out of dodge. thank you, sir. >> thank you for having me. >> the border crisis raging right here at home. meanwhile, wars rage between israel and hamas. fox news is covering it all. we're going to take you to the fierce and dangerous war zones. first just yesterday the honduran president went on record right here today. so wendell, how did it go? >> reporter: after those talks, the president said he's considering allowing limited refugee status, triggered by the crisis of central american children arrive on the u.s./mexico border. their numbers are down in recent days but as we heard from agent cabrera, they're still taxing housing facilities and swamping the housing courts that a 2008 law requires for them, some communities doesn't want them an immigration hearings take more than a year to schedule, duri

i'm ana cabrera in for alex witt. they're dealing with what's called incessant rocket fire from hamas. is a cease-fire within reach? cnn is on the ground across the region. live coverage just moments away. >>> a major setback for the mh-17 crash investigation. raging battles between them are keeping investigators from the crash site. hear how this situation could get even more dangerous in the days ahead. >>> plus, former secretary of state hillary clinton sounds off on vladimir putin. hear her firsthand account of how the russian president behaved during their official visit. >>> let's begin in the middle east and new doubts about whether another cease-fire can actually take hold. hamas has said it has agreed to a 24-hour cease-fire, but're still firing rockets into israel, again, blaming lack of commitment from israel. diplomats from the united nations are working to build what they call a humanitarian pause. yesterday israel said it was unilaterally extending the cease-fire that began on friday but then hamas has r

but they made a deal with the indians with cabrera. where the severity of the hamstring injury to ryan zimmerman it's a solid move, and he may not be back until september. with cabrera they get a time tested two time all-star. zack walter is a talented young player. 24 years, and he's brought in specifically for the stretch run. the redskins continue to get the attention of the rest of the league. the way they have attacked this new era of jay gruden and the talent level that is starting to show itself. guys like jordan reed are really starting to blossom. runs like a deer and strong as an ox. only 24 years old and he has everybody talking. former gator, former basketball player, jordan does things that other players can't. reed is going to get a lot of mismatches and could be a jimmy gram type guy. >> i'm happy with where jordan is. we have high hopes for him and he's going to continue to get better. a great red zone target for us. he's great in the middle of the field. he's just got to keep working like everybody else. >> i think we'

. >>> more heavy rain is on the way for an already soaked philippines, meteorologist ivan cabrera followingwe have a system that's going to enhance the monsoon, we have this time of year, the southwest of monsoon which brings the china sea the southwesterly wind flow. in fact, the heaviest rainfall occurs during the next few months here. but when we get a tropical storm to the north and east. that monsoon flow gets enhanced, supercharged, and what we get is a whole lot of rainfall. change it's the way will be for the next couple of days. as we get into the peak season, the typhoon season, other than known as hurricane season in the atlantic. otherwise it's been quiet. this is the feature we're watching for development. this one doesn't look as promising as far as an intense tropical cyclone here, but what it will do, because of its position as i just showed you is enhance that monsoon across portions of the philippines. we do have another feet that has the potential to become stronger. that's well to the east. plenty of time, that is going to be fold for next week. we'll keep you posted on

two-time major champion angel cabrera. and the eagle, it has landed.second consecutive six under 64 and 16 under par and it is good for a two-stroke victory over george mcneil. that's a kiss fan. it is the arena league's kiss. clinching their 9 ath title in l.a. the defense causes three turnovers. 34 yards the other way. nathan stanley six touchdown passes. 16 yards there and 315 pounds. stage two of the tour de france in england. 125-mile ride through the countryside. get that camera out of my face. the italian with a a one-man breakaway toward the end. it was pretty cool. just give me that teddy bear and i will be okay. in the second half we will hear from the a's players and their allstar selections. candid about his world cup miss. >> thank you, colin. >>> one year ago one of the worst tragedies in sfo's history. the lessons learned since flight 214. and big delays in cleaning up a derailed train in montana. why it is taking so long. and a shark attack in southern california. what some beachgoers want to see changed to make the water safer. stay wi

carriers that have cancelled flights into israeli. >> michelle caruso cabrera, thank you.arlier, i spoke with david rice, ceo for stratus, i asked him whether they had a patent effect on the company's operations. stratasys. >> the airlines will have the last two weeks since this conflict starts. i don't think there is, you notice, any increased risk in the last 24 hours. >> do you have a contingency plan? ? should the situation get worse? >> there is a lot of things planned the company is global. most of our employees are not based in israeli, so, really, business as usual and i don't anticipate any problems in the coming months or weeks. hopefully, by the way this conflict will resolve itself in the next few days. >> i asked david rice about the competition and the growth opportunity he sees in the consumer and industrial sectors. >> with the commercial part, agree is a great potential t. consumer market is also very, very big. usually, when i refer to the consumer mark, i prefer to use the word consumer. it's the consumer that produces something. i think you know the col

ivan cabrera is following that for us because the plane did ask for a different route, ivan, because of the weather. but that's all we know. >> and what we also know is that that happens every day on thousands of flights, 365 days a year. that is such a routine thing from the cockpit to air traffic to basically go around a thunderstorm and the reason for that is the pilots aren't afraid that the wings are going to come off or the plane is going to lose structural integrity. they are engineered to withstand forces. what they want to do is prevent literally just your comfort from being interrupted. they don't want to you have a bumpy ride and go around the thunderstorms. there's the plane and there are the actual thunderstorms that it was trying to divert. the series of events that happened after that diversion, i think, are going to be what's key but they were flying over the storm. now, this is not a turboprop flying under the bands of a typhoon like we had in tie wang, that was obvious that was going to be an issue. specifically the westerly taking a primary role. this is just a typ

young jack walters to cleveland, with ryan zimmerman out, the nats get an all-star in 28-year-old cabrera. >> he would plan on playing in the majority of the time at second base. but it also brings credibility to shortstop too. he's an everyday player. he's a guy who the penerates us. he understands that. >> how about the first place orioles. he shows off his arm. a canon hanging from his shoulder. amazing. manny machadooy with one of the best -- manny machado with one of the best plays of the season. that's some arm. >> the redskins had the shoulder pads back on at camp. horace holmes is at camp to keep up up to date. >> it was on this long pass into the end zone where the redskins suffered a big injury up until now in a mostly injure training camp. jay rice ,jr. was battling to win a job on this team and now he's injuring a shoulder -- nursing an injured shoulder. >> we're hoping that somebody emerges as that american. it's not easy -- as that person. it's not easy. it's a very difficult position to play. >> photograph for the first string all pro running back, running is what he does b

i'm ana cabrera in for carol costello. unfortunately fourth of july begins with one heck of a storm. hurricane arthur is crashing the party for millions of americans. this morning, arrest thinker has weakened just a little bit. but still whipping up strong winds and dangerous waves. you can hear the powerful wind there adds arthur slammed ashore with 100 mile per hour winds slashing the central coastline of north carolina. power lines toppled, 20,000 homes and businesses left in the dark. now a new threat in pockets along the coast, flooding. we are covering all the angles for you this morning. indra petersons is in kill devil hills, and we're in the cnn weather center. let's go first to joe johns. he is in nags head north carolina. joe? >> reporter: this picture sort of illustrates what we're up against here on the outer banks. this is water that has come in off of roanoke sound and spilled onto a parking lot. it hasn't made it to the road. in fact, it started receding as we've been here. nonetheless, there are big proble

cabrera fires six under 64. his 16 under par score good enough. >>> tonight at 11:00 on the san jose sabercats wrapped up another title. >>> thank you, colin. up next on abc 7 news at 9, comedian melissa mccarthy has been a sure thing at the box office. this weekend her draw wasn't so strong. strong. why the movie's marketing m the aner ttreating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 an entire town purchased by a california man. >>> and the new concerns caused by califor

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. >>> toronto cabrera had two homeruns last night at fenway.is second homerun did the most damage. check it out. it broke the windshield after car. parked on the other side of the green monster. that's quite a long distance for a homerun, too, in addition to two homers, cabrera had two runs scored, the blue jays beat the red sox 14 to one. >>> ouch. somebody's going to come out. ouch. >> i wonder if there is some fan out there that would pay money for that windshield? you know, leak hang it up on their wall? >> possibly, possibly. maybe even the owner of the car. hey, milky got my car. ya right. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", reporter ducks for cover while covering the crisis in the middle east. video coming up next. >> syma? >> reporter: report two men arrested for deadly carjacking and hit-and-run crash have been arraigned overnight. i'll have those details coming up. >>> also, president obama reveals his childhood crush. and any guesses in. >> this will be interesting. >> i have a feeling i know who it is. >> likewise.

mother nature the dominant force >> cabrera, victorious greenbrier. we'll hear from the a's with six in the all-star game. >> why did the sheep cross the road? well, didn't exactly make it cross the road. the temperature behind this medium cheddar with your bare hand. i didn't say tough, i said hungry. if you're so hungry, eat this thick slice of medium cheddar with your bare mouth. tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. >> there could be good news for commuters hoping a major interstate is open and why california taxpayers have spent tens of millions to repair a building in sacramento, and it could cost you tens of millions more. join us at 6:00. >>> counting sheep is supposed to help you sleep, but not while driving. take a look. as one car, sheepishly maneuvers around a herd of 14 resting in the middle of the road in one massachusetts town. the sheep's owner says they're lazy sunday is will deserved. coyotes must have chased them all night after a storm. they jumped their fence and found safety in the middle of the street.

two batters later miguel cabrera 2-run home run off adam wainwright 3-0 a.l.om 3rd alexi ramirez comes out to replace jeter who runs off to a standing ovation jeter's mom and dad cheering jeter waives goodbye to the crowd he went 2-for-2 adding a single has hit.481 in all star games top 4th/ 3-2 a.l. jonathan lucroy gets his second rbi double of the game this one scoring dee gordon to tie the game 3-3 bottom 5th/ 3-3 tie trout goes down the left field line barely fair the a's derek norris who singled scores 4-3 a.l. final out glenn perkins gets the gorund out to end the game jeter goes out an all-star winner mike trout mvp final: 5-3 american league if the a's make the world series they will have home field the first one was a little cutter that he threw down and away. this second one was about 98 to senior that stayed on really dead. how did local guys do? yoenis cespedes the 2-time home run derby champ went 0-2 scott kazmir retired 2 of the 3 hitters he faced brandon moss struck out in his only at bat hunter pence 0-for-1 jeff samarddija did not pitch neithe

the greenbriar classic on 13, angel cabrera holes out for an eagle from 175 yards out.oes on to win by two. his first win since 2009. that will do it for sports tonight. a lot going on. the bay bridge series begins tomorrow right here on nbc bay area. >> absolutely right. we know you'll be watching closely. we'll be right back. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. it's a great time for a cookout. fresh sweet corn is 10 for just $2.00. rancher's reserve ribeye steaks are only $6.99 a pound. and refreshe water is just $2.79 a case. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. ♪ >>> a great weekend for jazz fans. 1,000 people headed to san francisco this fourth of july weekend for the fillmore jazz festival from sun up to sundown. visitors got to listen to live music from multiple stages and eat a lot of great food and beverages. the event is about a lot more than just the music. >> the festival just brings people together. that's

bill griffeth, michelle caruso-cabrera, coming up on "closing bell." >> a lot of the are still aroundy. we're just trying to assess the risk element in all of this and what the market is likely to do with it. and it's expiration day here. so that's going to complicate things. >> when you look at what's happening in today's market. every gee on political event, one day, maybe two, this is the move along nothing to see here market keeping on going. >> can it last? we'll see. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >> can we just point out, by the way, that despite all this, the s&p 500, unless it turns around is going to end the week higher? >> to my point, exactly. >> it is amazing. we'll look forward to it. >> see you. >>> "closing bell" will have a big discusses about the stock market, but let's tack about a different vetible ideas. commodities, are they generally a good place to be? it's been a while since i've talked with jack. but i'm happy to do it now. commodities is a big words. it encompasses a lot of things. what specifically in that big wording of investing do you like right n

that's angel cabrera on the par-4 16th. a 28-footer goes in. he is alone at second, chasey billy hurley iii. the tour de france, 118-miles through yorkshire countryside of england. may hem. cavendish leaning on seem man. cavendish has a separated soldier. catell the first to don the leader's yellow jersey; should be interesting for the a's. tonight we hear from the new guy. >>> world cup action continues tuesday with game one of the semifinals. you can watch germany versus brazil on our sister network, espn, 1:00, tuesday, july 8th. >>> up next, this weekend we're celebrating one of america's greatest gifts to the world, jazz. where you can get your groove on all day tomorrow. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13, how hospitals are starting to use patient's credit card transsections to predict who will get sick. >>> at 11:00 here on abc7, one of the biggest fraud cases ever. the bay area woman who helped a victim just in the nick of time. what she did and how you can keep from getting caught up in the scam. that's all at 9:00 and 11:00 on ab