>> during the period in which soviet subsidies dried up, cuba tried to foster more restaurants like this one. it hand again in 2011 with the cash crunch that the country experienced and fuel price is stopped and venezuelan subsidies are no longer there or in short supply, the thinking is that cuba might be looking for other revenue sources. state run economy is trying to churn out more wealth through private enterprise and in restaurants like these it seems to be working . but drive just 17 minutes down the road to old havana and the story is much different for many of those who live here and still depend on compensation for the government the opportunities are grim. >> we are in the lower class, you understand? the middle class has much more opportunities to get involved in tourism here. money outside everybody is normal but on the inside there

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a report blamed the fire on an electrical malfunction that ignited a dried out christmas tree. traffic is moving on i-895 after a crash in the harbor tunnel. the southbound lanes were shut down nearly four hours as crews fought to free a person. no word on that person's condition. it is time for a check of the traffic around the area. a look at the roadways. >> we have a couple of things working. the lane closures along the northbound side of the baltimore-washington parkway have been removed. in the area between 50 and 202 those lanes are open. residual delays remain. inner loop delays have eased down after an earlier incident. it looks like traffic is moving better through the area. on to the outer loop, at the springfield interchange accident activity blocking several lanes. the accident is on the right shoulder now. hopefully delays will thin out quickly. the dulles connector road to washington boulevard, we have jam ups. i-95, slow traffic southbound. that is the latest from the traffic center. back to you. jummy: leaders are squaring off over a plan to cut the budget. the

a lot a lot of dried grass. >> moving horses is never fast. that was what was really scary. we watched it burn down the hill. we watched it go chunk after chunk after chunk. >> they'll have to wait out the fire fight in a pasture. all sarah dicken sop can do is hope bow will be okay. >> that orange glow is in the sky tonight. >> jean, thank you. we wish all of these people the best of luck in these overnight hours. the smoke can be seen from fairfield to sacramento. we could be doing this for several days. >> it's still going strong that fire, again, to the northeast of napa and just to the south of lake bariesta. >> we're down to 62 degrees. humidity has also inkreets e creased to 68. >> all right, jeff, we'll see you shortly. we want to get back to our live pictures now from the fire line there. some spectacular flames there. we'll be up dating this fire fight and specific evacuation orders throughout the night on all of our digital flat e platforms. you can also join us for complete, live coverage. our next newscast is tomorrow morning on today in the bai. >> the heyward

jummy: the paint has barely dried. one high school will beginning rid of its brand-new logo. -- be getting rid of its brand-new logo. they're asking the school to take the logo off the floor. the league says it knows the design was well intended. the school hopes the new floor will be finished by august. sports stars bearing at all. the espn maxing body issue -- magazine body issue. that is nationals star bryce harper in nothing more than a little bit of dirt. coming up, a curtain call for one of america's most beloved actors. a look at robin williams debut on the silver spri screen for the last time. the warning about pain relievers. that story is next. jummy: we want to take you back out to new york. you can see the bleachers in the front, they're waiting for the women's national team to arrive to celebrate their third world cup win. such a great day at the big apple. seven is on your side with a health matters alert. the fda is changing warning labels on popular pain relievers like advil and believe. -- aleve. it's

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fairfax police are saying this is not so cut and dried? roz: the fairfax county police say a they were responding to a call for service. the veteran is asking why the officers had to respond to guns drawn without asking questions. the story is creating controversy and prompted fairfax county police chief to respond on twitter. >> my risk of violent death went up hundred percent that night. roz: sunday morning, june 14, he said he was asleep in the model unit of his alexandria apartment building while his unit was being repaired. a neighbor thought he was a squatter and called the police. he woke up with three fairfax county police officers with guns drawn. >> they swept from the inside with their guns drawn, their bills aimed at me. one of them handcuffed me with my face down. roz: he eventually convince the officers he was supposed to be there and they let him go. he wrote about his experience on social media and an op-ed piece for the washington post. in a surprising move, the fairfax county police chief posted a statement on twitter say

business revenues have all but dried up and companies can service bank loans. the banks other countries achilles heel. the greek economy cannot get going again. brent: thanks, monica. and i was have a round up of some other stories from around the world. hungary has become construction of a fence along the southern border to keep migrants out. when completed the fence will stretch 175 kilometers along the serbian frontier. hungary has registered 70,000 migrants so far this year compared with 43,000 in all of last year. romania's prime minister has been charged with several counts of corruption in eating forging documents and serving as tax evasion. it dates back to his time as a lawyer. he denies the allegations. more than 20 russian soldiers have been crushed to death and over a dozen injured after the ceiling of the military barracks collapsed. art of the four-story building caved in with 300 servicemen inside. shoddy building repairs may have caused the collapse. you are watching dw news. still to come, iran's nuclear talks. and a deadline set to expire. we

business revenues have all but dried up and companies can service bank loans. the banks other countries achilles heel. the greek economy cannot get going again. brent: thanks, monica. and i was have a round up of some other stories from around the world. hungary has become construction of a fence along the southern border to keep migrants out. when completed the fence will stretch 175 kilometers along the serbian frontier. hungary has registered 70,000 migrants so far this year compared with 43,000 in all of last year. romania's prime minister has been charged with several counts of corruption in eating forging documents and serving as tax evasion. it dates back to his time as a lawyer. he denies the allegations. more than 20 russian soldiers have been crushed to death and over a dozen injured after the ceiling of the military barracks collapsed. art of the four-story building caved in with 300 servicemen inside. shoddy building repairs may have caused the collapse. you are watching dw news. still to come, iran's nuclear talks. and a deadline set to expire. we

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sources now telling cnn a flurry of solid intelligence on his whereabouts has now dried up, leaving the united states scrambling to find new sources of information about his movements, we're covering all of that and more with our correspondents and guests including republican presidential candidate, the former texas governor rick perry. let's begin with jim acosta. you were in the east room with the president's news conversation. update our viewers. >> president obama came out swinging blasts his opponents, even scolding a reporter he thought was out of line, as he snows said the plan was never designed to solve all the problems with iran, only the big one. >> please have a seat. >> reporter: sounding supremely confident, president obama brushed aside all of the criticisms of his nuclear deal with iran demanding that opponents in congress simply read the agreement. >> i think that if congress does that then in fact based on the facts the majority of congress should approve of this deal. but we live in washington and politics do intrude. >> reporter: even though under fire the president

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the liquidity for the banks has basically dried up. what are you hearing? is there any word on when these may reopen? >> they went wednesday and the crucial question is what happens then? nothing happens. he said in an interview that banks would probably remain closed. it may take weeks to reopen. it is something that has caused some concern here in athens. but we will wait and see what happens tomorrow. brent: thank you -- sarah: thank you very much. we will never be cowed by terrorism. the words of prime minister david cameron as he led ceremonies to remember the 52 people killed in the london bombings 10 years ago. bombers targeted london's bus and tuba networks in attacks that shocked the country and left hundreds wounded. >> victims relatives and leaders gathered for a service at st. paul's cathedral is the city remembered those struck in the attack 10 years ago. it was the deadliest terror strike ever seen on british soil. >> we stand united in our determination to resist and overcome the evil of terrorism. we recommit ourselves for fostering the mutu

abernathy: by the 1930's it had pretty much dried up except for a few places in the midwest. and the early part of the 20th century there been movements from the department of agricultural to create programs to promote growing hemp and other parts of the country. the dow chemical company considered using it as part of a movement called chemergy where it would create industrial products like plastics and lubricants and places -- and things like that. there is a story about the hearst publication in higher wanting -- considering using hemp as a source of newsprint. none of those really amounted to much. most of the focus on him and night -- hemp and a 1930's was on the urgency industry in the paint industry. >> have you describe what seems to be a back-and-forth in terms of regulation of marijuana h andemp -- and hemp and the movement by supporters on opponents to regulated or to allow greater useage of those two products? abernathy: not until 1937 to the to get considered together. starting in the early colonial period there were a number of colonial legislatures that it passe

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after the facebook ipo, is sort of dried up. past couple of years, the market has exploded again. what companies are we talking about here? how easy is it to get shares of uber and pinterest, despite the fact of the companies prohibit it? bill: as a result in the early days of 2010 and 2012 when facebook was trading very actively on the market companies did not want the same scenario. so, a lot of the companies we are talking about today worked with those early companies and when they set up and found it, a lot of the companies you are mentioning, they put in place restrictions on transferring. they expressly prohibit the transfer of ownership of the underlying equity, and that includes encumbering or placing a lien on that stock. no secondary activity can take place. emily: quickly, arthur, and have -- how do you see this playing out? what penalties could we see? what sort of crackdowns could we see? arthur: i do not think it deals with penalties or a crackdown. it is more of a simple of an overheated market where people are an

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john: the german economic minister was there before the ink dried on paper. alan: it has not been signed yet. it has not been ratified by the congress, either. the reason is oil. john: ursula weidenfeld benjamin netanyahu told the israeli parliament the agreement does not make war more distant. it brings it closer. he is presumably thinking of the fact that in his view, israel feels abandoned and a military strike against iran is on the table. ursula: i do not think he is right. what we have is not a new agreement or friendship. it is only about preventing war. it is probably the first agreement which came to a good end. it is not at an end yet, but had a perspective of good in between iran and the u.s. this is one of the most important things, given the experiences in the last years with syria and iraq and afghanistan. those were all conflicts which did not come to an end. this is perhaps one of the first steps to come to agreement which do not end inamicably between the u.s. nato, europe, and of the countries in the area. john: one foreign minister says the

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sunday and beyond all this stuff starts to work out to sea and the good guy high pressure comes in and dries us out. the model has a good handle on a how this will play out. lots of clouds throughout the day. wind off the water out of the northeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight clearing conditions after midnight. fog sets in and we get into sunday morning you may start out with gray, patchy fog the skies brighten up and sunday promises to be a nice day. cool for the 4th of july, again we could easily have temperatures in the 90s we'll go 76 today. lots of clouds and scattered showers. i'm not sure we'll see that, again, evening drying, on a scale of one to ten we'll give it a seven. not too bad. poconos, cool, 65 degrees, sunday, sunny and warmer, 77 degrees, the jersey shore if you're going into the water there's a moderate risk for rip current listen to the lifeguards. clouds and showers expected but not a wash. sunday, partly sunny 78 degrees philadelphia, 76 mostly cloudy several showers around this afternoon, not a washout. winds out of the northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. ov

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