eruption formed ominous clouds.hroughout the park you can see and smell the evidence of more hot stuff down below. >> as the volcinologist say there's going to be more eruptions in the future. we just don't know if it's in our lifetime or geological lifetime. if you look at all the volcanos, which every mountain is a volcano or part of a volcano. it is a large history of eruptions over thousands of years. >> a generation saw what a volcano could do. mount st. helens exploded sending down a deadly coldirn and lava that sent hundreds hurrying to safety. abandoning vacation homes that would vanish in ashes and volcanic rock. there's news of its spread in the following weeks and months. and picnicking families would gather at what they considered a safe distance and watched the show. and the mountain obliged them with eruptions throughout the day. and lasen became a national park. today's tourists come for the views, the wild flowers, the clouds that look close enough to touch, the lake, the camping and hiking and fishi

. >> gas stations erupt into infernoes. and rescue workers put it all on the line. >> it was the closest call i've had. >> dire circumstances. >> i'm thinking there's no way somebody's going to live through that. >> disaster, heroism, survival. >> i can't believe i'm alive. >> you won't believe your eyes. >> boom! it went up. okay -- >>> hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." dangerous materials are used every day, usually without incident, because safeguards are in place to minimize risks. but natural disasters and man-made accidents happen all too frequently, and when highly flammable materials are involved, an emergency situation can become a fireball. may 15th, 2009. firefighters in texas are battling a blaze at a tank facility that stores oil, gas and sea water. just when they think they have the fire under control, a flare erupts from the tank on the right. it's not a good sign. and in a matter of seconds, the tank launches into the air like a rocket. >> everything went bright. the heat was real in

it is first time such an eruption was captured by that satellite. >>> and we go from the sun eruptiono, hey what's going on? i cannot fathom five times earth's, you know -- >> that size, yeah. like the size of jupiter, you can't relate to it, or what is happening on it. let's talk about what is happening here in the west. the heat really was on. we'll turn it up a degree or two. it was 106 in phoenix. that was a lot hotter than your friends in vegas or albuquerque or even san diego or l.a. by far one of the warmest spots in the country. the deserts are very much living up to their reputation. we have moved into our summer months, june, july and august and the heat is on. even overnight lows have only cooled off there, 79 to 81. excessive heat warning is off for the bottom third of arizona, including the phoenix area and tucson. it will feel like 110 to 112 as we go throughout the afternoon hours today. telling people, don't stay outside for long extended periods of time. this is going to be a hot week. this is early. usually our first 110 degree day in phoenix isn't until about the th

but if the eruption continues, that ash could spread causing even more chaos. abc news, london. >> thank you. >>> tonight a look at rare images few of us have seen of the apollo teams practicing before their mission so many years ago. take a look at these released photos. showing the astronauts training in hawaii to go to the moon. here driving a lunar on the big island. here wearing t-shirts and sunglasses. one scooping up some of the soil another strapped to a video camera. the rocky landscape looking like the moon. but of course, nothing can replace the real thing. much more ahead on "world news" this saturday night. on the scene of that giant sinkhole. just a few hundred feet away from a popular theme park. so many families pulling into the parking lot just a few hours later. >>> later tonight, how a boy turned his father's passport into his coloring book. while on vacation. don't laugh. they won't let his dad out of the country now. hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to tal

and how could it appear so suddenly and erupt into a fatal blaze that claimed 31 lives? nearly a million people relied on the underground each day. they needed to know if the system was safe. >> it was on the front pages of every newspaper, obviously, for several days, and there was enormous demand to find out why it had happened. >> investigators started where the flames were first spotted, the escalator. this was the lowest point of the fire, indicating the fire had started there and burned upward. no accelerants or other indications of arson were found. underneath the escalator, investigators found accumulated grease, litter, and debris, ideal fuel for starting a fire. they also found evidence of many previous small fires started by smoldering matches and cigarettes. >> the actual source of ignition is assumed to be a dropped match which had not been extinguished. and if that had come in contact with the grease on the running track of the escalator, the grease would have ignited very, very easily. >> investigators speculated that someone on the escalator lit a cigaret

>> -- the road in front of them erupts like a volcano. >> whoa!t was like -- it was that split second we think this is probably the worst one i've been through so far and this is not looking good. >> they swerve around the explosion as the asphalt and rock that is launched into the air comes crashing down. >> i got that on tape, man. i know! i thought the cement was going to land on us. >> it was coming down all over. my gunner kept complaining. he was, like, it's raining down on me, sergeant dawes. i'm getting trashed up here. >> they can feel the force of the blast inside their armored vehicle. >> the shock waves hit us -- it rings everybody's bell. you could definitely feel it, but it was more of a punch to your chest. >> the eruption is unlike anything the soldiers have ever seen. >> i didn't know what the hell happened. >> it's like slow motion. >> dude, i didn't know what happened. i thought the whole road was going up. i thought that was it. i thought, we're going to die now. >> just phenomenal when it went off. everybody's eyes probably go

. >> coming up next, the fire that erupted inside a south jersey home police are calling it suspicious. >> tense moments during an annual fundraiser will tell you nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. snoop. >> >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this monday june 16 here's what's happening. >> septa's regional rails are running again. we have more on how president obama intervened and why the contract dispute is far from over. >> a house erupts in flames in south jersey and investigators are calling it suspicious. >> labron james and the miami heat no longer tops in the nba. the spurs a made it look easy. >> let's go over to ka

some nervous passengers didn't know what was going on when a park and jet shuttle bus erupted in flames followed by a couple of explosions. they shot this spectacular cell phone video. the entire vehicle was engulfed. >> it was blazing away. it was a cabin at the front end at first. it escalated to what appears to be a bonfire. >> flames, the bus was parked. people were running and nervous. i didn't understand what happened. i didn't he see when it first boom. i heard a boom all the way to another terminal. >>reporter:vince gallagher heard a boom too. >>reporter:fearing for passengers inside the debaggage claim area. they were evacuated to terminal c. >> the tires were popping where it was situated it could blow out the windows. >> i was nervous. i didn't know what the boom was especially with things that were happening across the country. i didn't know if it was terrorist attack or something negative. i was hoping that folks got out safely. >>reporter:the driver was the only one on the bus that was able to get out safely. no injuries whatsoever. the police don't suspect anything crimin

they erupt. [ bleep ]. >> i guess that's not his wife. >> no, but it seems to be his daughter. he's not stepping in, only egging on the fight. [ bleep ]. >> this is a hot mess of a family. everybody's fighting. >> yeah, the only one with sense here is the kid in the black shorts. he steps up to try and separate the two, and for that, he gets a sucker punch to the face. the kid, thankfully, gets back up, but, again, the girl in the stripes who was on her back we believe to be pregnant comes back, this time carrying a rock. i think that's the guy's wife in the red shirt. >> so now he's having sense to separate after all that? >> the sense might be coming from these guys. >> stop right there! >> oh! >> yeah, the cops come running down the street quickly extinguish the situation. now it's up to the police to sort this out. >> well, and they got a video. hopefully who took the video says, hey, look, this is what i got. >> i'm saving it for the evidence. >>> aboard with brian and aubrey. ryan is a boat racer, racing in the sprint boat pro racing series, trying to qualify, but what's

we look to the west and downpours eye -- erupting in the ohio valley. and tomorrow a touch more humid, 85 degrees and a south-southwestly wind. wednesday we crank up the humidity. with more humidity in the atmosphere basically water particles in the atmosphere sitting there, waiting to be rung out. with the front coming in late in the day, there could be some good downpours here wednesday afternoon of 86 degrees. and any of the downpours could quickly rise water, especially area roadways. the shore tomorrow sunny and a south wind. keeping temperatures in the 70s. a high u.v. index. and water temperature has jumped up to 74 warm degrees. overnight tonight stars and clouds, comfortable. 60 in the suburbs, 65 degrees for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast summer warmth for tuesday, 85. more than humid wednesday. with the humidity some downpours around but right now not look like severe storms wednesday, 86. and a leftover thunder shower, 86. and temperatures similar the next seven days but less humid friday. weekend looks great satur

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we'll explain the steps the president has already taken as violence continues to erupt. >>> and all-outearch, right now thousands of troops are working to find three teenagers kidnapped in israel. we'll update you on may be behind it and why dozens of people have already been arrested. >>> new developments this mornin iraq.sunnian capture telr overnight.en prsu militarion against thoselitas. insuentsave mod with deadly and lightning speedr the past few weeks, taking control of several cities as they make their way to the capital city of baghdad.ey exec captured iraqi soldiers. president obama iseighing how to commit the u.s. mliry without puttiops on the ounds the rest of the world watches. >> he is correct in wanting to pursue diplomatic means first before we automaticall go to the throttle and the military solutions. i think right now probably a lot of midnight oil being burned bethe national security adsers a the folks that advi t president, t chairman of the joi chiefs. president obama h ordered three nal shi to t psian gulf. he sent 150 marines torotect the u.s. embassy i bada >>>

the last one erupted wednesday.ts these flares actually shot out into space, not toward earth, explaining it's like the sun shot out a magnet and it was more of a glancing blow in terms of impacting earth. while all of this looks and sound super sci-fi and potentially problematic, scientists say all of the solar flare activity should only cause a minor geomagnetic storm. scientists will keep us informed of what they see up there in space. >> laura, thank you for reass e reassuring us. amazing photographs. >>> miners in south africa showing off a monster rock. we'll tell you just how big this square diamond happens to be. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ take it on the way you always have. live

. >> a house erupts in flames in south jersey and investigators are calling it suspicious. >> labron james and the miami heat no longer tops in the nba. the spurs a made it look easy. >> let's go over to karen rogers, she has accuweather and matt pellman is looking at traffic. good morning to both of you. >> reporter: good monday morning, a good week, at least to start out, we have basically clear skies a few clouds up to the north. we'll see a few clouds mix in in the afternoon hours, starting off with bright sunshine, the current temperature, 66 degrees, comfortable in philadelphia. we're in the upper 50s in the lehigh valley, as well as trenton and millville, so some of the suburbs just a bit cooler in the city. along the coastline, mild, mid to upper 60s along the coastline, as well. as we look at the day ahead we'll start out with mostly sunny skies, during the daytime we're dry, though, it's very warm high of 87 degrees, coming up in a few minutes we'll the day park forecast and how the temperature will progress through the day and details on that and the rest of the week, it's

we have seen violent protests erupt around brazil railing against the human and financial costs of this to bring in our own laura baldasaro in rio. what is the buildup, both good and bad? >> reporter: this is different than other world cups i have been to, in the sense brazil is such a large country and these stadiums are located in so many different areas that are so far apart, so you are not getting that sort of convinced nature of the world cup nature. but you know it's world cup time. >> we have seen video of airports and roadways under construction, and is this going to be like sochi or the olympics where we here about practical problems. >> the concern is not so much about whether the stadiums are ready, it's more about the protests and the rioting that could erupt out of anything? >> yeah, absolutely. the u.s. team, they play their first game on monday, and the team's coaches actually have been at the center of controversy. he came out and said it's not realistic that the u.s. can win the world cup. there has been plenty of people thinking why is the guy leading the team setting

. >> when the verdict was handed down, the courtroom erupted. the courtroom was packed with journalists, memories of the diplomatic core and family members. when this harsh sentence was handed down the courtroom erupted. we saw mohammed fahmy hold out on the stage and stride to scream out to speak to journalists. he was taken out by the court. we saw colleagues, journalists were openly weeping in the courtroom as were family members of the defendants. what defendants. what it means essentially is in egypt journalism is a crime. this case has been watched very closely. it brings terrorism-related charges to 20 defendants. thmohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste and during every session prosecutors had shown very little evidence that these journalists did anything but practice journalism itself. they presented videos of work with that had nothing to do with al jazeera. work in africa and al jazeera arabic. and it was presented in a slipshod manner. they said this case really--it gives little margin of freedom of expression and freedom of

the inferno erupted in newarkrth around 4:00 a.m. yesterday.he grandmother said she found out about the fire after her grandson did not show up for church. the flames jumped to the house next-door, everybody made it out of that house safely. expergts say the fire -- investigators sail the fire does not appear to be suspicious. >> starbucks is helping to jump start its employees college careers. >> police investigate a shooting on a quiet lehigh valley shoot hear why the location has neighbors to [cell phone chime] yeah! [giggling excitedly] [splashing water] c'mon! (announcer) ready for a little fun? you could scratch your way to instant winning. play the pennsylvania lottery's new instant game, $1,000 frenzy, with 8 top prizes of $300,000. it's kinda fun to make a splash. keep on scratchin'. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on on this monday, june 16 here's what's happening. >> septa's regional rails are running again. we'll have more on how president obama intervened and how the contract dispute is far from over. >> a house erupts? flames in

built for business. >>> protests erupting in the west bank today. happened when our senior international correspondent ben wedeman tried to cover the protest. palestinian security forces stepped in. watch this. [ crowd chanting ] >> we're good, we're good, we're good. no, no, no, he's going to take your camera now. go, go, go, go. [ speaking foreign language snvth. >> he's not going -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> ben's joining us from jerusalem. ben, i understand this was a demonstration organized by supporters of hamas. tell us a little bit more about what happened. the background. and most importantly, at least right now, are you okay, aour crew's okay? >> everybody's fine. a couple bruises. we went to cover this demonstration and the situation is already very tense on the west bank with the israeli operations. crack down on hamas in the aftermath of the kidnapping of those three young israeli teenagers. when we went, it's clear there's a large security presence from the palestinian authority. they were not happy to have press, particularly f

and futuretracker showing you until 2:00, 3:00 there is a chance some of this stuff begins to erupt.very now and then we will heavy a heavier downpour, a fair amount of moisture in the atmosphere and the model showing a fairly good number of larger cells that if you get stuck under these this afternoon or early this evening, it will create ponding and puddling on the roadways and localized street flooding if it happens. obviously not raining the rest of the way, but where it does it can be heavy. after 10:00 or 11:00 it is pretty much off the board. >>> and warm out there. oxford 75, 73 in chester. and high numbers and almost 80 in delaware, dover and smyrna and schocooler by the beach. when the dewpoint is over 60 it is an indication we are experiencing humid air. if you get it between 65 and 70 it is pretty darn humid. and a twitter follower tweeted me, holy humidity and you can see as we high have dewpoint readings and it is sticky air. if you have plans to head to the playground or anywhere else keep cool water handy, it is a warm one. temperatures in the low 80s between 2:00 and

a huge solar eruption a few weeks ago. about five earths wide, seven and a half earths tall. it can exceed 1 million miles an hour. and captured by iris, it was the first time it was captured by that satellite. >>> and sports headlines, the nhl's western conference final closed with a hollywood ending. >> to martinez, and it's in! the kings are headed to the stanley cup final! >> that did it, l.a.'s game-winning overtime goal broke a 4-4 tie. game one of the stanley cup finals this wednesday night in l.a. on nbc. >>> and the rangers final berth, the montreal canadiens, they had a payoff, and wearing a fallon rangers jersey around montreal all day. >>> and the nascar, the 400, two drivers had the chase cut short by a multi-car pileup. and also, a little pothole. well, not the case for jimmie johns johnson. he wins for the second year in a row. no back-to-back winner for indycar. castroneves won on sunday. >> high drive, deep right field, barnes is back, he's out of room, we're out of here. >> michael borne picked the perfect time for the second homer of the season. cleveland b

it was sunny skies, but some of these storms just erupted rather quickly. that's going to be the problem later on this week. we're also still watching the rainy season. you can see on the satellite picture, the other storms popping up across parts of central japan, but western japan was that persistent rainfall. we have sichuan province highlighted in china because that same feature extends toward the west. we've been seeing that heavy rainfall there. we have footage of some severe flooding. it's incredible footage where that heavy rain just came down. it's stranding over 100 people. look at this footage of this van just getting swept away there in the flood waters. firefighters actually had to rescue 17 people. 100 people were evacuated, including several malaysian tourists here as well. landslides and the flooding have been causing problems out there on the roads. that's still going to be a problem as we look ahead through this week. as i mentioned, that rainy season front is still lingering. upwards of 120 to 130 millimeters of rainfall. that's definitel

the balkan peninsula, you have a few thunderstorms continuing to erupt out here. actually some of these could become rather severe. heavy rainfall occurring with these. so localized flash flooding. but in the northeastern europe, staying relatively dry at least for the time being. actually warm. we see a it willle warming trend mu nick, moscow. all the way up to 31 there on your friday. here's the extended outlook. >>> and that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. 1x1xa7guc >> these are the headlines for you this hour. the g7 meet for the first time in 17 years without russia. warning tors give a the russian president, vladimir putin, that more sanctions could be on the way over the crisis in ukraine. voters in the central england town of new work to the polls to elect a new member of parliament ukipthe euro skeptic party hoping to capitalize on recent success, they want to secure their first british mp. a manhunt underway in canada for a man believe

scattered downpours and thunderstorms erupting in that general area. and the heaviest with five lightning strikes is pushing away and this is exactly where it is moving north and east. newtown at 5:25. and again not severe, but releasing a lot of heavy rain in a short amount of time as it passes north and east. it is moving extremely slowly. in fact we look at sky 6 in the region that is dealing with it the ben franklin bridge, we move on from there. and a shot showing -- there it is, norristown. at the intersection of 202 and main street we have some offici officials you can see on the edge of the road. the roadway of 202 is under water. and the cars are stopped here because of 1-2 inches of rain that quickly fell as the downpour passed through. right now they are assessing and i saw someone with a stick on the side, maybe trying to find the drain to pull some of the water away. looking at a flood advisory in effect until 6:30 for that part of the country east norristown and lansdale and abington. as the storm passed through, the advisory meaning as o

eruption quite like this. this is new video from iris, nasa's latest gadget for studying the sun.ris spotted a solar flare that measures more than seven times the size of the earth. maybe more amazing, the material is jetting away from the sun's surface at the speed of 1.5 million miles per hour. putting the nasa experts to capture the phenomenon, iris needed to be pointed at the sun a day ahead of time and wait for it. >> the billionaire is at it again. this week, elon musk showed the world the future of space flight or so he hopes. rauj mathai gives us a look add the new space taxi that seats seven. >> taking the stage like a rock star rocket scientist, elon musk, ceo of spacex and tesla, unfailed his latest project. it's called dragon v-2, it's the first private space ship. think of it as a tesla for astronauts. his new capsule fits up to seven space travelers. he showed off the animation at spacex headquarters in southern california and insists the dragon v-2 will be able to land with helicopter accuracy anywhere in the world. >> that is how a 21st century spaceship should lan

in fact, the situation then was already far from rosy because it had very much to do with the eruption of the arab spring uprising in the first place. the challenge will be to come up with a realistic economic policy that will also be felt among the pop u legs rather quickly because otherwise without support and patience with the new president, might run out very quickly. >> during his inauguration, the judge described him as a revolution, a son of egypt. is he a man who can bridge that current political divide in the country. >> well, that is going to be the big question. of course abdul fatah al-sisi has been riding on a wave of popularity. it actually emerged in the summer of 2013, out of relative obscurity. he is a general that made his career, which was relatively drank quill. deprand words like -- grand words like revolutionary officer is rhetorical. no military leader in egypt saw military action since the early "70s. whether he has the administrative capabilities to get an economy back on the rails is very much to be seen. >> ever since the overthrow of former president mohamed

chaos erupts inside a local high school. why administrators claim the situation was under control. >>> didn't have gloves. didn't wash his hands. he went from child to child to child and just stuck his fingers in everybody's mouth. >> an investigation into an alleged dirty dentist in pennsylvania. the actions that have patients getting tested for a serious disease. >>> now to developing news out of the middle east. the uss may saturday ver day joined other vessels. its presence gives president obama another option in dealing with the crisis in iraq. right now thousands of people are fleeing the northern iraqi city of tel afir. it's considered a key prize for the militants because they're trying to link areas under their control on both sides of the iraq/syria border. over the weekend, the group posted graphic photoses that appear to show gunman massacring dozens of iraqi troops. in light of the situation in iraq, secretary of state john kerry says the obama administration is willing to talk to iran. >> something the state de

the jerry sandusky case has erupted once again in controversy as attorney general kathleen kane drops bombshell at a press conference in the state capital. fox 29's jeff cole was in harrisburg where she released her review of the prosecution. >> the question did jerry sandusky abuse victims while stayed investigators were building the case that put him away likely for the rest of his life? the answer, according to attorney general kathleen kane is yes. >> some may say what's the purpose of going back and looking? >> report roar what's many feared that jerry sandusky sexually abused others while state investigators were spending months putting together the case that landed him in jail. the attorney general believes he did two victims in the fall of 2009. >> two people come forward in the fall would not have been abused had they made the decision you're now advocating. >> logically speak f'ing different tactics were taken and a different route was chosen and sandusky was in jail, if he was in jail, of course there wouldn't be more victims. >> reporter: the stunning claim drew an immedia

. >>> and developing news, a massive response to a pair of smoky brush fires that erupted in the dry oakland hills. fires broke out near park boulevard and estates drive and drivers being asked to avoid that area tonight. kpix 5's brian webb tells us fire crews keeping a close watch for any hot spots, brian. >> reporter: right. and the fire chief just told me both fires are considered suspicious. walk with me a little bit. i'll show you where they were. both began down this steep canyon here a lot of brush down there for fuel. not to mention extra long runs for fire hoses. thankfully, conditions were in firefighters' favor this time. heavy smoke and 30-foot flames shot out of the oakland hills this afternoon. two fires within one mile of each other both sparked at about the same time. >> i was kind of scared that there would, you know, possibly be another oakland hills situation. >> reporter: the fires were down deep canyons filled with dry brush and expensive homes all around. not to mention things like power poles, carrying large loads of electricity. >> at one point we had flames

the aircraft carrier will help protect american lives and interests as violence erupts in iraq.have slowed the spirited advance to baghdad but they are holding on to key towns and cities north of the iraqi capital. >>> a two-star army general is due to launch an investigation this week into the disappearance of sergeant bowe bergdahl. the soldier was freed two weeks ago after nearly five years of captivity by the taliban. senior defense official declined to name the general. soldiers accused bergdahl of being a deserter. >>> three missing teenagers are believed to have been kidnapped from a jewish settlement in the west bank. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says hamas is responsible for the kidnapping and asking palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas to do everything to help bring them back in peace. >>> president obama intervened in a philadelphia rail strike signing an executive order that puts about 450 union workers back on the job while they continue negotiating. that strike was affecting 13 lines that serve some 60,000 people, including commuters to philadelphia i

. >> a crown controversy erupts in delaware. new miss delaware is crowned after a dispute erupts over the age of the first winner. "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur has more on this pageant predicament. >> reporter: two miss delawar delawares crowned in less than two weeks. >> i was completely shocked when i found out tuesday because all of this was verified. >> for amanda long acre it's disheartening and disappointing. in her view, she won the miss delaware 2014 title fair and square. >> i had given all of my documents, my birth certificat certificates, my social security card, night driver's license. >> reporter: to be told this week she's simply too old to compete she was dumb founded. >> i've been truthful and honest this whole time. i proceeded everything to them and this is a mistake that happened on their par. >> reporter: to get some answers we headed down to dover where on this night the miss delaware scholarship organization awarded the title to the run are in up brittany lewis. >> i'm so ecstatic. i so great to

the gunfire erupted on the 2100 block of west spencer street at 11:30 last night.ice say two people on bikes had exchanged words with the 26-year-old victim then fired off six shots. at least one bullet struck him in the leg. he is now in the hospital. what set off the argument and who fired the shots is still being ironed out. >>> happening today, five of the 11 defendants charged in a main line school drug operation will be formally charged in court. daniel mcgrath christian, investigators say they were low level dealers in a much bigger enterprise run by 25 year old kneel scott and 18 year old timothy brooks. the pair are graduates of the haverford school one of the country's most prestigious prep schools. >> good morning. time now for your first look at business. it's going to be a hot day for mary barra the head of gm and not just because of the weather. she's back on capitol hill today facing a congressional committee and more questions about those massive recalls related to ignition switches that are linked to 13 deaths. she says she just learned about the p

. >> reporter: the presence in the area where fire erupted in five locations in the oakland hills off park boulevard this afternoon. we rode along tonight with battalion chief lisa baker. >> all our companies throughout the whole city are on a heightened alert right now. >> reporter: investigators are calling today's fires suspicious because three of the fires originated on the trail deep in the canyon. fire officials say two of the smaller fires may have been started by flying embers. >> the brush is extremely dry. last week we had extremely warm weather. >> reporter: and on friday, fire crews put out another two suspicious fires in a location nearby. today, with help from above, it took fire crews a couple of hours to put out the first two fires, but not before she got pictures of the smoke coming her way. >> we just had a fire less than a week ago on the other side. i've live heard 27 years. i haven't had a fire ever. not that -- and mnow in less thn a week, two? something is wrong. >> reporter: an arsonist? perhaps. she is ready with her backpack, equipped with water and food, jus

gunfire erupt at a north philadelphia bar.e customer shot another customer at mars loves two around 1:00 the the victim was taken to the hospital in stable condition. police are looking for that shooter n word on why the violent confrontation occurred but no one else was hurt. >>> with the little push from the president himself, septa regional rails are back on track following a day long strike. fox 29's steve keeley is live in center city with the details on this steve, real quickly do you write anchor intros and put in back on track because it is always very clever as always. >> reporter: i suggest some of them but that is cecelia's doing so give her all of the credit here. >> okay. >> reporter: i think working without the contract is a new normal in this new economy in this country because we had fire fighters working without a contract. they are not allowed to strike until a judge forced the city to implement a contract. then we had teachers. remember we were worried in the fall teachers aren't going to go to work. they do

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. >> i think we can't wait for them to erupt. they're so talented, front-to-back, as you mentioned.ome of the top players in europe. young, too. it's incredible. we want to make sure to try to contain that a little bit. that will be hard. not easy to do against a top quality opponent like that. we have things that can cause them trouble. that's how often can we cause them trouble. >>> today's action in brazil, netherlands and mexico. dos santos, gets it by the goalkeeper. mexico thought they would hang on. wesley sneijder gets it in. referee calls for a penalty kick. a lot of fans in mexico think that was a serious flop. great opportunity for the dutch. klaas-jan huntelaar with the penalty kick. this is the game-winner as the netherlands advance. >> costa rica and greece. that was the only miss. as costa rica wins, 5-3 on penalty kicks. they will face the netherlands in the quarterfinals. >>> we'll tee it up later with some pretty special wins on both tours. >>> new details in the nanny nightmare saga. what the family says could happen as early as next week. and a warning for shoppe

. >> a house erupts? flames in south jersey, and it is being called suspicious. >> the spurs win the nba. it's a game that was seen on 6abc. >> reporter: good morning we have a great start to our workweek, we have sunshine and few clouds. the temperatures in philadelphia, 66. 54 in allentown, trenton, 57. along the coastline you're in the mid to upper 60s already heading out the door this morning, satellite and radar, showing we have clear skies bright sunshine you see a few clouds that are streaming in from the north and you can certainly see the clouds that are building in from the west, but today we're going to have a day with early sunshine fading behind some clouds this afternoon. 8:00 a.m., 72. 1 1:00 a.m. we're up to 80 with bright sunshine, by 2:00 p.m. really warm, but terribly humid, 85 and more clouds are starting to fill in in the afternoon, by 5:00 p.m. 86 degrees, a fair amount of cloud cover and just a spotty shower or thunderstorm in one or two places. 87 for your high today. we're turning

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. >> after the eruption -- ash from the volcano disrupted flights as far away as australia. the ash cloud is mainly silica which can damage aircraft engines. >> coming up rvings the >> good monday morning, hong kong. it is a market holiday, but we are casting our eyes to the sea. it is the dragon boat festival today. the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. it is a bufe day for competitors to hit the waters. we are 30 minutes away from the open of trading in japan, south korea, and australia. on your tv, on your mobile, and online are you watching "first up." >> a spot of stimulus. china introduces measures to rev up the economy. a and sidney indulges in azzling display. i'm angie lau. china shows signs that there are measures in place to support the economy. a quiet move in the background to prop up the slowdown. >> excuse me, and good morning. the key take away here from economists is that a lot of these steps taken over the past few months. take for example on the monetary side. for qualm identified banks and any banks that have extended money to borrowers in smaller areas

indonesia on alert as an erupting volcano forces flight cancellations. welcome back to the program.ut today in the asia-pacific. let's get to david who was watching the session in tokyo. >> it is continuing its momentum. i want to show you first what is happening with the dollar yen. what we have seen in the last 30 minutes is weakening. it is basically over the 102 handle here. as far as the topix index, 1.5% in the morning session, 1217. and a lot of momentum. back in may, it posted its first monthly gain so far this year. as far as volumes are concerned, we are right about give or take about a fifth higher compared to the previous month average. despite the fact that, yes, we are seeing yield. points,p over 58 basis give or take 1.5%. the dollar yen is weakening. three stocks we are watching --sely in japan, each eli i-ichiach eli -- da looking at a deal of $4.5 billion. we had moody's cutting the debt rating to stable. that has reversed earlier losses. san rio, maker of hello kitty, 2%. much as ¥3rth as billion for the buybacks. we see shares being pushed up. that is what is hap

trying to prevent the extremists from seizing it key cities including the capital the latest clashes erupted just fifty kilometers outside baghdad leaving dozens of soldiers dead but despite the group's gains in iraq robert naiman from just a foreign policy thinks that the jihadists are unlikely to achieve the same success in nearby countries. they controlled territory and so far neither the syrian government nor the rug government nor the dow was. any position to fundamentally change that now it sounds to me is not empty i think you need to be posed to the extent that the implied that they're sort of contesting for our throughout the arab and islamic world that i think is an empty threat and there's no prospect of turkey and saudi arabia. are going to come under their control. disturbing evidence is emerging of how the militants are gaining new recruits as you can see here in this video boys armed with automatic rifles are traveling in an isis convoy some children are also reportedly being put to work as snipers and all of this is pushing iraq to the brink as artie's loosely counted off rep

it is not surprising that this interrupts -- erupts again.his has been the pattern in iraq since our invasion back in 20the 200's. the whole balance has been affected. >> samuel berger joining us from washington. thanks for your time. always good to get your perspective. ahead, ukraine says russia is cutting natural gas supplies. we will see what the ripple effects are when "bottom line" continues in a moment. ♪ >> this reminder -- there are multiple ways to watch bloomberg tv. we are on the web at bloomberg.com, on your mobile device, at apple tv, and on amazon fire tv. --don's arriving tech scene thriving tech scene is taking on silicon valley. the u.k.'s southeast region has more tech jobs than california. this was the topic of an exclusion confrontation when bloomberg founder michael bloomberg and london mayor boris johnson sat down with "bloomberg businessweek's" editor. mr. bloomberg said the diversity of cities like london and new york is exactly why tech companies are drawn to do business there. >> this is where tech wants to go. one

flames also erupted in the dry brush of the oakland hills this afternoon. fire crews surrounded the fires and knocked down the threat. then they learned. there was something suspicious about them. kron 4's j-r stone has the story. fortunately when was minimal and the mature aeronautics higtempeh the oakland police department was called then and tuesday afternoon and this put no arrests have been made lng are still on crown for news a family coping with the loss of getting help from the san jose police department. it has been a little over month since folk phuoc hong long lam. was shot and killed during a road rage incident near senter road and baltic way in east san jose. now investigators have been able to make two arrests in the case. taking into custody. 17- year-old fida-delto ortiz and 23-year- old alejandro reyes lam leaves behind a wife and two children. and now the san jose police department has set up a website to raise money to help the family. the husband was a financial support you gonna them to see the level of support from the community amazin

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. >> well, fire erupted on a hillside today, scaring residents as they tried to get out of the way. it happened in san rafael. firefighters from three cities were called in. abc7 news joins us with what's happening now. >> the fire is now contained after burning 5 to 10 acres. firefighters are still mopping up and we just saw one flare up. firefighters mopping up that hot spot. no homes were destroyed but it got close to some of them. those evacuated are back home now, all exsecht one residents, arrested but to the for setting this fire. samantha ruiz and jasmine salgado saw trouble ahead. >> smoking and it was horrible. >> the grass fire started on a hillside in the rear of contempo marin mobile home park. it quickly spread uphill towards channing heights. >> apartments and condos there. then, winds shifted and it went wide and came east. in this direction. >> about 100 firefighters battled, aided by chopper and fixed wing craft dumping water on the inferno. suddenly, the wind changed. flames cut a swath. >> smoke everywhere. you couldn't breathe or see anything. >> firefighters re

she was among them who's parents came before the violence erupted.y're afraid to go home. >> i was surprise had the it went so quickly. i wasn't surprised it happened. >> the voice of an iraqi exile. fearing from a far the image of the country's sudden violence. >> we've all known the army and police are corrupted. we all knew they were not really a professional army. >> he is now settled in california. his family came to visit before the violence erupted and watched the news from home everyday in horror. >> after capturing a number of big cities in iraq -- >> something in the militias like isis or shiite, they agree on the same thing. everyone that helped the u.s. needs to be killed. >> it took him two years to get a visa to move to america. he says 20,000 like him are waiting. >> i don't know if it's lack of resources or lack of wealth to fix that broken process. both ways it's not going to work. people are dying. >> the state department says things are improving. the number of asylum seekers is increasing dramatically. his dad came here after reti

and that just erupted. and it erupted in every which way. financial journalists, part of@ the eruption. anybody who's got a stake in the revenues is disturbed. so that explains the reaction. >> yeah. yeah. [applause] well, thank you, michael. [applause] >> thank you very much, malcolm. now we go into the q&a part of the evening. just a quick reminder, questions generally start with a w and h and sometimes a d. they are short. we do not believe in two-part questions, and only malcolm gets to ask follow-up questions. first question. [laughter] >> i haven't read the book, i saw the "60 minutes" piece. who are these bad guys with these high -- >> i'm sorry, who? >> who are they? who are these bad guys collecting these billions of dollars? i didn't see that in the piece.% >> the -- so i'm not going to name names, and i tell you why, because the problem, as unsatisfying as it sounds, is the entire system. the point of take where the scalp happens right now in the market, high frequency trader is scamming you in the market. -- scalping you in the m