chris davis ignored dorothy's cries for help.articulated so clearly in her notes and diary. instead, he used them against her. he had simply destroyed those letters then they wouldn't have been there for us to examine. >> if he had not licked those envelopes, if he had not done that, he would have walked free. >> chris dave was found guilty of his wife's murder. he was dishonorably discharged from the army and sentenced to life in prison. >> chris is cold blooded. he's sick. he's demented. he said he is not, he is a liar. i have seen it. first hand. how sick, evil this man can be. i saw it. >> chris, was very, very money hungry and that what he was looking at by the death of dorothy was freedom. he didn't have to worry about child support. he got rid of his wife and he got a cool $150,000. >> without that forensic evidence, chris would be a free man today. and there would be no justice for dorothy. >>> up next -- >> this is the story of my life as a defenseless woman in the navy. >> a naval officer alleges a cover-up and threaten

dorothy or chris?nvestigators wanted to know who had licked and closed the envelopes that held dorothy davis' suicide notes. to find out, scientists needed dorothy's dna for comparison. unfortunately her body had already been cremated so they had to reconstruct her dna profile by analyzing the dna from both her parents and her two children. >> her dna type was determined by cross-referencing the possible types that she could have received from both the mother and the father and looking at the resulting types that she donated to both of her children. >> chris' dna profile was on file as part of his military records. scientists cut a small piece of envelope flap, put it into a solution that dissolved everything but the human cells and performed a pcr dna test. the results? the dna test revealed that chris had licked the envelope flap. >> placed that letter in the envelope and sealed it himself. that is the only reason his saliva was on those envelopes. dorothy had no intention of committing suicide. thos

chris? >> ed, thank you. joining us now to discuss all these issues is the secretary of state, john kerry who is in boston. secretary kerry, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> pro-russian separatists reportedly removed almost 200 bodies from the crash site and are continuing to refuse to allow investigators full access to the site. has this investigation already been compromised, sir? >> well, it's been seriously compromised. you know, notwithstanding president putin and russia saying they would help to enforce the idea of a full investigation, that had integrity and access. we haven't. on friday the monitors and the people trying to get in there to secure the site were given 75 minutes. yesterday they were given three hours. drunken, i mean, literally drunken separatist soldiers are piling bodies into trucks unceremoniously and disturbing the evidence and disturbing the pattern that is there. anything that is removed -- and we understand some aircraft parts have been removed -- compro

chris was healthy and working in landscaping.hen one day his fingers started twitching. >> a couple months later progress to do his hand. shaking and at that important i knew we had to start seeing doctors. >> john and his wife beth say they took their son to all kinds of specialists. no one would explain what was happening. >> dr. after doctor would say, all his tests every fine. one doctor even said, he's a young guy. he's just going to have to learn to live with. >> his family claims he was misdiagnosed several times first with anxiety. then ms and parkinson's. a test for lyme disease was negative. but then chris developed several co infections associated with lime like rocky mountain spotted fever. finally after three years of searching a specialized blood test confirmed lime caused by a tick bite. >> this is a real public health threat. chris' doctor now is richard horowitz renowned lime expert in hide park, new york. he wrote a book called why can't i get better solving the mystery of lime and chronic disease. >> we have to

at least according to the courts. >> i mean, two things, chris.ually don't think he's being completely fatuous. i think he's saying, and this is really, you know, after an hour and 57 minutes of watching someone gasp and twitch, that was torture. i don't think john mccain is wrong. but i think the other thing that's sort of attractive about lethal injection is that it's not a secretive process. one of the reasons, as austin says, the wheels are coming off, is because in the last few months and years, we've seen state protocols that were once quite open and by the books and understood and coherent become really enshrouded in this black blanket of secrecy, and so we don't know -- we still don't know where the drugs came from that were used in the wood execution. there's so much that we don't know, and this is the basis of the lawsuit out of arizona yesterday. so i think the secrecy is the other thing. at least with guns, you know where they come from. >> right. >> where the bullets come from. >> and austin, also, the other -- i guess the question is

i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this challenge on our border.try's frontier, the american people want the president to take charge. they see the network that create ared this chaos, cartels that exploit children, the so-called coyotes who smuggle people from honduras with false promises of easy entry and legality. what they hate most is the

>> a database search revealed the address for chris snider's parents, and they told police chris wasth carolina. when snider's parents told chris the police were on their way to question him, chris disappeared. >> he left his car, left his wallet, he left all of his belongings behind. >> police found his body in some nearby woods. toxicology tests showed he'd ingested a lethal dose of painkillers. >> he took the ultimate coward's way out. >> just a loser scumbag coward that knew what he was going to face. >> when police searched chris snider's belongings, they found a .38 caliber handgun and a 9 millimeter semiautomatic. >> ballistically, the guns were tested, and they were determined to be the weapons used in these murders. >> chris snider's dna was found on the .38 caliber. and despite the passage of three years, traces of rachael koloroutis's blood was on the 9 millimeter. christine's husband told police she once admitted she was actively involved in the quadruple murders. >> she told me that when they left there, christine went back to make sure that one of them was dead. >> the

. >> one of those dreamers is chris anderson.ounder of 3-d robotics, the california-based drone developer supply company. he's one of many entrepreneurs who have jumped in to a industry which is poised to take off in many unknown markets. >> we're the worst people to figure out what the commercial applications are. it's our job to make the technology easy enough, cheap enough, accessible enough, so that people who are experts in their own field can start to answer those questions. >> chris has taken an interesting approach. he sells the equipment, and then lets his customers tell him how to use it. >> all you can do is get it out there, and then listen to the customers. >> and what does chris hope to hear? he says he's listening for the newest commercial applications, those investors are discovering. >> lady gaga wanted to have a dress that would basically fly her around, so i was asked to be part of that team. >> gus calderon, a commercial pilot and self-taught inventor was part of the team that built this enormous experimental

i'm chris hayes. the palestinian authority and other factions are calling a day of rage, spreading from ramallah and the checkpoint separating the west bank from jerusalem, nablas and hebron, the protests were intended to be nonviolent but led to violent clashes with israeli security forces so far leaving five palestinians dead. the marches are explicitly meant to send a message of solidarity to the people of gaza who at this hour remain trapped in a war zone. as israel continues its mission to wipe out hamas tunnels and rocket stores. the israeli defense minister today alerting their military operations may soon be widened significantly. as of today, at least 867 palestinians have been killed in gaza. most of them civilians, and many of them women and children. 35 israeli soldiers have been killed since the beginning of the ground operation. israel and hamas have both afreed on a 12-hour humanitarian pause tomorrow. israeli military announcing it will begin at 8:00 a.m. local time, but there's no ult

. >> the president, when he was walking with chris christie, made good pictures. >> the president extendedn invitation for governor perry. >> governor rick perry accepted the president's invitation. >> there's a lot of political tension. >> they think that he snap chapped with impoverished children in honduras? >> that's going to be an interesting meeting. >> it should be good. >> president obama finds himself now in two separate struggles over the southwest border tonight. the first is the challenge to get additional money to deal with the growing crisis of immigrants fleeing across the rio grand valley into south texas. today, the white house submitted a $3.7 billion emergency supplemental to congress. $1.6 billion for enforcement, including expansion of air capability and expedition of processes of returning individuals. $300 million to supplement existing public media campaigns in central america. and to support repatriation and reintegration efforts. $1 .8 billion to provide care for billion. >> $3.7 billion is a slap in the face to the taxpayers of the united states. >> the other str

>> chris, let me just finish. we're currently in discussions with our european allies precisely with respect to what the next steps will be. and rather than shoot from the hip, the president is going to do this in a thoughtful way where it's one day, two days later. we're just gathering more facts. and i think it takes facts for responsible leadership. so that's exactly what we're doing. >> we obviously have limited time and a lot to talk to you about. you announced friday that the u.s. and the allies are extending talks, nuclear talks with iran for another four months. but when those talks began six months ago, members of the administration promised that there would be new sanctions if there was not a deal, not an agreement by the deadline which, in fact, is today. look at what various administration officials have said, sir. >> if iran's leaders don't seize this opportunity i'll be the first to call for more sanctions and stand ready to exercise all options to make sure iran doesn't build a nuclear weapon. >> ye

chris?rthur has arrived. the storm is larning the north carolina coast lien right now after making landfall there late last night. up next we go to the coast in north carolina for a live look at the firsthand effects of the season's first hurricane. >>> and a strange weather-related sight. we'll show you that, too. a weather phenomenon you don't see every day. stay tuned for that. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. you're taking a live look at kill devil hills in north carolina where you can see the rough surf due to hurricane arthur, now a category 2 hurricane. it already made landfall with sustained winds at 100 miles per hour. there you can see it. it is moving to the northeast at 22 miles per hour. it is going to stay well offshore of our area. it is going to produce rainfall for us throughout the morning. i'll let you know when it will clear up and your fireworks forecast coming up. chris? >> new from overnight, a shooting in newtonville, atlantic county, new jersey state

present it to chris. our colleague jonathan chong make, jonathan works in the paratransit program and he is gifted in many areas and one area is glass. we start with coasters, the san francisco image in it as the golden gate bridge and cable cars and seagulls that says "san francisco." and we also have one that is for her travels. moscow, and the image of a car and a very large, elaborate ceremonial-looking structure. santiago. we know she loves central america and has a lot of roots in cuba and travels a lot and just got back from mexico and jonathan found santiago, chile. so you see the coaster with the high-rise buildings and flag and tokyo, understanding that chris spent time in tokyo and here is one for her when she drinks or beer or sake or whatever she wants to drink. the team is here, i just want everyone to stand up. there is a whole lot of the team here to honor chris. [ applause ] >> that is wonderful. i actually wondered why all of my staff was here. i was going to tell them all to go back get

chris? >> steve harrigan reporting from eastern ukraine. let's get the latest on the administration's response from fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry. >> reporter: there's several emergency meetings in the last 24 hours dealing with hot spots. the president has received multiple updates especially latest intelligence assessment of the downed jet airliner. it shows that russia provided the separatists with sophisticated anti-aircraft missiles within with weeks. investigators need unfettered access to the crash site to prevent a cover up from president putin. on gaza, the president will give prime minister netanyahu in israel some latitude to continue this offensive so long as it's mostly focused on those tunnels, clearing out the tunnels that harbor terrorists. if more civilians die you'll hear more noise from the administration. on nuclear talks with iran. the white house is defending their move to extend the deadline. that was supposed to be today. the president said they are close, closest in decades to a good deal to end

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chris? >> jenny, thank you, interesting development there. meantime serious storms moved through our area last night leaving power crews very busy this morning. there are power outages reported throughout our area. we'll tell you the hardest hit spots. caitlin, that hit fast and furious by way of lightning strikes. >> yes, we had several rounds of strong storms, lots of heavy rain, lots of lightning, thing is we'll probably see the same thing later tonight into your holiday weekend. how long into the holiday ends is the big question, all coming up on weather on the once's. >> fire breaks out on tour bus, but the show must go on. the rock-and-roll band about about to play in camden tonight. big name bands at that. very busy thursday morning, thanks for being with us on this july 23rd, 2014. >> good morning we had so much thunder and lightning overnight, it was crazy, i fell like elephants rumbling, even passed trees down on my way? >> one of the strikes across the street from us, caitlin, who

call chris christie.ell him to fight for judges who respect to rule of law. >> joe, christie at this point, i guess how would you characterize his play in the presidential race? complicated? he raises a lot of money for the party? he's still a big draw. but there are questions. >> it's getting less complicated by the day. nicolle wallace, when chris christie got in trouble six months ago, people turned to jeb and said, boy, we need you to run. the longer jeb's name has been out there, the more questions has been raised. does he really want to do it? there are a lot of problems surrounding him. look at the poll numbers. upside down in a big way in a general election. jeb is looking at those numbers i'm sure. i haven't talked to him about it. you almost get a sense that chris christie and his camp are starting to say the smoke is starting to clear, they've looked at jeb, he's either the establishment candidate or i am. this morning it's looking more like chris christie. if i'm chris christie, i'm absolutely

joining me is former nfl player chris kluwe and his trainer. chris, you first.n't this report been made public? why is it so secret and what's your position on that? >> well, i think that's a very good question and i think it's one that the vikings should be answering, clearly there's something in those 150 pages and 1,600 pages of footnotes that the vikings don't want the public to know. i think the public should know. if there's a -- do you feel that you were run out of the national football league because of being an advocate for marriage equality? >> yes, i do, and is vikings say that in their stumry that they released. they try to walk a very fine line by stating that this was the activityism and not the subject of the activism, but i don't think the legal system will see it that way. >> clayton what's your options for the punter? >> we only have one legal option and that is to file a lawsuit this week with a number of claims that we believe are very strong. at the end of the day, once we get a jury hearing the different stories, i think there's no doubt th

chris?> ayman mohyeldin, thank you. >>> protesters are blocking a processing center as the mayor says several more buses of immigrants are expected to arrive in the days ahead. nbc's miguel almaguer has the latest from san ysidro, california. >> reporter: families turned away from a city who would not let them in. they first arrived in san diego by plane from overcrowded facilities in texas. 140 undocumented immigrants, maybe just babies and toddlers with their mothers boarded buses for murrieta, california. from there they were greeted by angry protesters. furious the families of central america would be processed and released from a holding facility here. >> they are not born here. go back to mexico. >> reporter: confrontations with immigrant activists turned heated. with roads blocked, police stood by as three bus loads of young families were turned away because of fears for their safety. >> thousands of people are getting into our country illegally and we're here to object that. >> it's

but where is chris? james looks around in the water. >> as soon as i saw his helmet i thought, that's great, we're both out. i remember swimming over to chris and grabbing hold of him. >> moments later, a rescue crew arrives. james and chris make it out alive, but the boat is totaled. >> here we have blown up this 2 million pound power boat. the twin lamborghini engines and all the electronics would have all been ruined. >> "king of shaves" finishes second to last beating only a disqualified boat. >> "king of shaves" have won driven by british guy shepherd at the grand prix, fantastic. >> not the result they hoped for, but they walk away with their lives, able to sail another day. >> you know, accidents happen. so, we get on and rebuild for the next race. that's all. >> we were lucky that day. but all i can think about is the fact that we should have got second or might have challenged for first in that particular race. so, there's a challenge that i've still got to do one of these days. >>> coming up, c

. >> chris, is anything going to get done on capitol hill? i think they're re-naming a post office this afternoon. honestly. do you think there is a chance that some kind of legislation is going to get through the senate and then also get through the house? >> i mean, the smart question is whether legislation will pass and get signed is no. bet on the no, alex. i'll say the one reason i think that may not be the case here is i think both sides recognize this is a problem that can't sort of -- i guess it could wait. but they do not want to wait on it. they want to try to address it. congress likes to act to try to say we understand this is a problem and we're going to do something babout it. i think you highlighted the issue, the additional funds worth 3.7 billion there$3.7 bil. i think the republicans are resisting that given to president obama, it is a huge problem as you identify. that is going to take some amount of money. that is probably where the thing breaks down if it breaks down. >> yeah, sam, i have a hard time imagining that republ

fox 29's chris o'connell was at tonight' rally and joins us now from love park. chris?> reporter: that's right, iain. there were dueling protests here tonight at love park between jewish and palestinian protest protesters and for the most part it was a very peaceful rally. until tempers flared. one side of love park israeli demonstrators showing support for their homeland. just feet away on the other side, palestinian protesters denouncing israeli occupation of the gaza strip. >> it's not a war. it's in the war. we just want piece. but it's genocide. >> see what the sign says? look at the sign very carefully. it says fight terrorist, support israel. i support israel. >> reporter: uniformed officers, bomb sniffing dogs and homeland security officers were on land as a precaution. at one point emotioning ran high and fists flu. >> you're under arrest. you're under arrest. >> reporter: scuffles symbolic of the tensions from the middle east to center city. >> it's tough when you're targ targeted. we're targeted. so little we know do by being here i think just sends a message

while we consider another video about chris christie, this one an ad clearly targeting chris christiehis week for a series of fund-raisers. >> new jersey's supreme court has been one of the most activist courts in the nation. governor chris christie promised he would fix it. remake the court with judges who respect the rule of law. over and over, he broke his promise. christie has had five openings on the new jersey supreme court, enough to build a majority. but the court remains liberal. >> joining me now, msnbc senior political movie analyst, david corn. david, when we show -- >> i feel like i need my popcorn here. >> when we showed the movie trailer thing in our office today, half of the people watching it thought that was an anti-christie ad. they took it down tonight because someone over there in chris christie world realized how nutty it is. >> it seems to me they were making a movie about his presidential campaign, they would have to call it "twilight." but this one, they can call it other people's money. he just signed the budget. the budget is $32 billion, and the only thing

. >> charles morris known as chris a was a scout leader. tom evasaw was a young scout in the troop.wsuit filed by his mother against the boy scouts and morris, he continually sexually abused tom evasue when he was 11 year old and running to the age of 15 in the mid 1980s. she says her son first spoke of his molestation in a tearful heart wrenching conversation years after the alleged abuse. >> you asked your son directly -- oh, yeah. >> whether he was molested by this man and he said he was? >>> yes. we just hugged each other and cried then. >> reporter: he have have a so a schoolbus driver and said in the spring of 2010 she drove to chris morris' chester county home to tell him off. >> i walked in and i said, chr chris, this isn't social visit and he look at me and he says, you mean it's about me sexually molesting tommy all those years ago? >> he just admitted it to? >> he just said, you mean when i sexually molested tommy? >> this long-time scout leader admits to you face to face he had sexually mow lessed your son. >>> yes. he said that was a bad time for me. i was sick back the

>> i'm not sure, chris.nk if populism continues to grow we'll see candidates like jeb bush struggle in republican primaries and maybe hillary clinton struggle in democratic primaries. i was in west virginia yesterday. this populism, this ability of elizabeth warren to connect with working class voters of west virginia was real. there were 400 people in the room. >> tell me. what do you think they were reacting to? were they saying -- what did you hear? >> it was the message. it wasn't her charisma. elizabeth warren could have a stilted delivery. she's an imperfect speaker. it was the message. she was talking about the millionaires, billionaires, getting rid of loopholes. there is a lot of nodding heads in the room. these are people out of work, struggling. she may not be their most popular politician, but she connects. >> my dad was a middle of the road republican. one thing he had against the party was big shot corporations and deals whether it's price fixing by g.e., remember that scandal? he thought they

. >> i'm chris may.ight now peco is reporting more than 125,000 outages majority them in chester county. delmarva about 8900. we have team coverage as we keep our eye on the storm tonight. we will begin with meteorologist kate bilo in the "eyewitness weather" center. kate? >> chris, it's been couple of rough nights across the delaware valley. last night frequent lightning over 10,000 lightning strikes tonight it was mostly the wind that played a major role in damage reports all across the region and you can see we still have storms coming through at this hour moving through new england and right down into portions of delaware. that's front also interacting with hurricane arthur, category two preparing to make landfall through the outerbanks of north carolina. let's zoom in closer on our region and as you can see we do have some storms that are now starting that refire across the area. not so much severe but heavy rain with these and even the risk for some hail. you can see it over kent county and lifting

undecided was the top vote in new hampshire, followed by rand paul and chris christie. there is a clearer picture on the democratic side in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup, democrats picked hillary clinton over joe biden. they had the support of three-fourths of voters in noemplz compared to 18% for biden, and 80% of iowa democrats and 94% of democrats in new hampshire have a favorable view of hillary clinton. vice president joe biden is known for candor, and yesterday in speaking to a young liberal crowd, he acknowledged hope and change he and president obama talked about in 2008 had yet come to fruition. >> look, folks, this is within our power to change. everybody says because we tried in 2008, and it did not happen, it's not possible. wrong. we've gone through these periods before. we've gone through these periods. >> more and more people say immigration is the nation's most pressing issue, the highest in a decade. they say it's a bigger problem than the government, the economy, and even unemployment. plans to address the influx shows little sign of traction as

here's abc's chris connolly. >> my name is peter quill, okay?ll out. >> reporter: it's got a shambling, self-deprecating, hero dude peter quill. >> starlord. >> who? >> fstarlord, man. >> reporter: leading a ragtag multi-species team on a bring me the orb mission. >> when you meet these characters the last thing you're expecting them to do is save the galaxy. they're thieves, they're unpredictable, they're very dishonest. >> we're not your stereotypical super heroes. i think people will be able to relate to us. >> we've already established your destroying the system is not saving me. >> what did i destroy? >> like three seconds ago. >> i was thinking of something else. >> reporter: they help make "guardians of the galaxy" set away from the planet earth. it's got the full backing of disney which owns abc and the a-list participation of bradley cooper. >> it's real! >> totally fake. >> that is the most real, authentic, hysterical laugh of my entire life. >> reporter: and vin diesel as a tree. >> if you would have asked me 20 years ago that i'd com

chris?> jillian, here's what we're following, new from overnight. a violent night in chester where nearly a dozen shots were fired leaving five people injured. katy zachry is live outside chester police department headquarters this morning with the limited information we have at this time on this shooting, katy. what do you know? >> we know around midnight, just four hours ago, the gunfire erupted at the intersection at 9th and tillman streets in chester. here's what we know from the scene as i show you our video. this all happened around midnight, five people were shot at this single scene, from the bullet casings on the ground, we know there were eight to ten shots fired. chester police and the fire department responded and blocked off the area. it re-opened around 2:00 this morning. we understand chester's police commissioner was on scene. i have called him for information and reached out to him in other ways via text. i'm still waiting to hear back. at this time we understand no arrests

good evening, i'm chris matthews in san francisco. let me start with this relentless shameless effort to accomplish anything by the president of the united states. worse than any of it, the attempt to kill obama care in its crib. refusal to back immigration reform. rejection of obama's plea for congressional action even with the border crisis, cold blooded opposition for background checks. worse than any of that are the poll numbers showing that the average republican out there is as feverish as elected officials and want and hoping the president will go down in the dirt. this is the fact facing voters. can a political party win the minds and hearts of the country by promising to do nothing? nothing but destroy the efforts of the other art party to govern. republicans are rooting for their leaders to knock down president obama. according to a new cnn poll, conducted earlier this year, 73% of republicans hope that president obama's policies fail. only 14% of republicans hope they succeed. that's 59 point negative margin. compare that t

the next contestant is chris pratt, the one and only star-lord. all right, chris.? let's begin. who banished star-lord to the negative zone? mia? >> ronan the accuser. >> jimmy: ronan the accuser. >> that's one. >> jimmy: what type of gun does star-lord use? mia? >> element gun. >> jimmy: an element gun is absolutely correct. >> something is wrong with my buzzer, jimmy. >> jimmy: what is star-lord's mother's name? mia? >> meredith. >> jimmy: meredith is absolutely right. wow. we're going to take a break. mia, chris, badly done. zoe, badly done. when we come back, we'll meet the rest of the cast, vin, dave and bradley. they'll have a chance to redeem themselves in our special "guardians of the galaxy" of mia versus marvel. [ cheers and applause ] led to the one jobhing you always wanted. at university of phoenix, we believe every education- not just ours- should be built around the career that you want. imagine that. got you tapping out? mcdonald's bacon clubhouse is a new breakthrough in break time. a true tastemaker with thick-cut applewood smoked bacon and big ma

>> i think it is, chris. we already saw how good this day was going to be late afternoon yesterday when the refreshing air came through. beautiful change to our weather. how long that lasts is coming up in your weather on the one's. >> you can see 70 degrees on this thursday, july 17th, 2014. i'm chris murphy, kerrey barrett will join just about a half hour from now, thanks for being with us. let's go right back to caitlin. we want to start the show off on good news. >> hopefully you all caught up on some restful street, where we've had three in a row of thunderstorms in most of the area. not the case last night. cold front you can see off shore, we peak at ultimate doppler, what was responsible for three persistent days of the heavy rain, a lot, a lot of rain, fell across the delaware valley. that's now gone. we saw skies clear yesterday. and they'll stay cheer through today. now we had three days in a row in the 90s, checking heatwave of the month, of the year, 83 was all for wednesday, 87 the normal. so ve

the next contestant is chris property, the one and only star. all right, chris.u ready? let's begin. who banished star lord to the negative zone? mia? >> ronan the accuser. >> jimmy: ronan the accuser. >> that's one. >> jimmy: what type of gun does star lord use? mia? >> element gun. >> jimmy: an element gun is absolutely correct. >> something is wrong with my buzzer, jimmy. >> jimmy: what is star lord's mother's name? mia? >> meredith. >> jimmy: meredith is absolutely right. wow. we're going to take a break. mia, chris, badly done. zoe, badly done. when we come back, we'll meet the rest of the cast, vin, dave and bradley. they'll have a chance to redeem themselves in our special "guardians of the galaxy" of mia versus marvel. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "good morning america" jrl jrl are brought to you by febreze. here you go. good catch! alright, now for the best part. ooh, let's get those in the bowl. these are way too good to waste, right? share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes® they're g-r-r-reat!tm that being made

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chris?> and after spending what's believed to be thousands of years underground, pieces of hidden history revealed right here in >> new at 11:00 warning for some montgomery county homeowners about recent rash of burglaries. the thieves apparently forced their way in when no one is home and police are especially interested in what they're doing just before they break in. diana rocco is live for us in upper providence with the story tonight. diana? >> reporter: chris, police say these burglars are steaking out homes in secluded neighborhoods and when they see that homeowner leave, well that's when they make their move. >> a rash of break in throughout montgomery county has neighbors talking. >> a little concerning but i think we have a pretty good neighborhood and everyone is watching out. >> employees say as many as seven homes have been hit and there were numerous other failed attempts throughout june and july. in collegeville, royersford and phoenixville, west of route 29 and in upscale dev

flight shot down over eastern ukraine but with the ukraine government says is to blame, coming up, chris. >>> this teen claimed a female office's salted him, and may have left him sterile, why the philadelphia d.a. says it never happened. >>> then, we have caitlin ross standing by live with more weather on the one's. yesterday was a ten. >> it does not get any better than yesterday for july or anytime of the year. it looks like we will have another ten today but will it stick around for the weekend? we will have your weekend forecast, coming up, kerry. >>> and more traffic changes coming to i-95, but this may actually make your commute easier. the new you ramp that is opening up today. good friday, everybody it is friday july 18th 2014, end of the week. we're glad to have you with us. >> hi kerry. >> my mug says good day. >> that is not what mine says. >> we can't even show what you hers says. >> spices thing up on a friday morning. >> really. >> we cannot even show it. >> i love it. >> wonder what that says, probably better than good day whatever it is. yes. well, good day to both of yo

i'm chris hayes. a deeply divided supreme court today found a heretofore unrecognized right to the exercise of religious conscience by for-profit corporations. writing for the all male a-4 majority, justice samuel alito ruled private for-profit corporations, the hobby lobby craft chain owned by evangelical christians and mennonites can opt out of paying for the kind of insurance coverage that would provide all fda approved methods of contraception for female flows. four specific methods of birth control those objected to do not terminate pregnynysys. the religious belief that they to is enough to exempt them from federal law. in a stinging 35-page dissent, justice ruth bader ginsburg called it, quote, a decision of startling breadth, declaring that, quote, the exercise of religion is characteristic of natural persons, not artificial legal entities. reminding her colleagues of the importance of women's autonomy on this area, she quoted the 22-year-old decision that arefirms women's right to abortion in

we are hearing chris, as you hadwo lived. chris? >> okay, thank you. jennifer joyce live for us, thank. >> 4:05, breaking news out of the mideast, israeli officials are reporting first death since violas since hamas and israel began eight days ago, man reportedly killed when hit by hamas mortar fire, along the israel gaza border. israeli president has palestinian civilians presents moral dilemma, but does not have moral answer to it. right now, you are looking live at gaza. an egyptian proposed trues between those two parties broke down yesterday. >>> the woman wanted for stealing wallets out of shopping carts at a new jersey wegmans has been caught. forty-nine year old barbara sanborn arrested by deposition for the police during traffic stop monday. police recognized her as the suspect in three separate thefts at the mt. laurel wegmans on center ton road. investigators say sanborn stole the wallets and credit cards for those who left their carts unattended while they shopped. >>> mt. laurel man charged with burglary, invasion of privacy, criminal misc

thanks so both of you, alex castellan castellanos, chris -- >> i blame alex. >> i don't blame chris.anks to both of you. >>> sarah palin taking on the digital world with the crease of her own online news channel, complete with a deck clock and countdown to obama leaving office. the former alaska governor and vice presidential candidate said she will offer viewers an alternative voice to the politically correct filter of the mainstream media. >> welcome to a new project. this is a news channel that really is a lot more than news. this is a community where we're going to be able to share ideas, and discuss the issues of the day. and we're going to find solutions. are you tired of the media filters? well, i am. i always have been. so we're going to do something about it. >> the site is subscription based. viewers can pay 99 bucks a year or $9.95 per month. active duty military personnel can subscribe free of charge. >>> still to come in the "cnn newsroom," a midnight mission of diplomacy. an urgent plea for peace. are the israelis or hamas listening thank ythank you for defendiyour sacr