. >> we'll be seeing more thunderstorms flair up out here and it's very similar conditions as we saw on monday. we have just the stationary boundary down towards the south. not directly associated with this but we're getting warm air coming in with it and cooler air aloft and when you get that you start to talk about the instability in the atmosphere combined with the day-time heating. this was more video from monday. now this is some new video that came into us here where we did see two people injured. this is large hail that came down and damaging wind destroying some structures out here. as far as the forecast is concerned, you could be seeing this even strong straight lined winds coming in with it and not to mention that risk of the possibility of some tornados or hail coming out of this, especially as we talk about inland with these storm systems continuing to flair up into the afternoon hours. they should be is latisolated to scattered. where it is more wide spread and persistent is back here towards the west. heavy rainfall there in parts much of the region in the past 24 hour

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flairs got caught up in his kevlar vest. >> one of the instructor's lobs another one of those flash bangs or firecrackers. >> like a firecracker. >> and it just pure accident gets caught right here in his vest. you see him start to squirm before anybody can help him, the vest is blown off him. >> what are the chances that's where that thing landed right in the kruk of his arm. >> how is he? is he okay? >> remarkably he is okay. sent to the hospital. released the next day. here's some photographs. >> whoa whoa whoa. >> burns really. >> just some seemingly superficial burns to his left side of his torso, but other than that he's going to be okay. >> crazy. >>> i get really angry at people who do the wrong thing. try to scam people try to rob people. i also get really angry at people who don't commit to what it is they're choosing to do. dash cam footage of people walking on the side of the road. nice farmer's market going on. everybody seems to be doing the right thing right now, right. but watch this. you see that couple up ahead, looks like they're stopping in the middle of the road to le

at this hour, tempers are flairing as the city debates a controversial proposal. >> it's certainly a sign of the times and an old neighborhood fighting to keep its identity. >> reporter: well jessica and raj, hundreds of people came here to city hall delivering emotional testimony about the housing crunch. some say the soul of the city is at stake. some are still inside where luxury building of condos in the mission is still being debated. >> every color of the rainbow, every economic background is here because we are in crisis. >> we are the people and we love you and we want to stay in our homes. >> get it together. >> thank you. >> reporter: emotions erupt at city hall in san francisco. >> i live in the mission district all my life, i got priced out, couldn't afford to rent. >> reporter: he's one of hundreds of people who showed up to urge the board of supervisors to give a building mortorrium in luxury housing. >> i love this city, i work for this city but can't afford to live here. how is that fair to me? >> reporter: they hope it will give city leaders time to plan more afforda

as we go through your morning commute tomorrow, for the afternoon, that's when we expect storms to flair. so far it looks like the best time could be right around 5:00 p.m., during the evening commute. notice how it's mostly south of philadelphia. extreme south jersey and delaware could be seeing strong storms, those quickly move away by midnight tomorrow we're looking at some scattered showers around the area. this will be lingering into your friday. so you will notice a change friday. clouds stick around for scattered showers to end the week. we'll have a bigger weather approaching saturday there you see all the rain to our west and southwest, as the computer models continue to update for tomorrow and friday we'll have a better look at the timing of this. we're putting rain in the forecast for saturday and sunday with cooler temperatures too. tonight mostly clear pretty comfortable, 66 for the low in philadelphia, 67 north and west. tomorrow sunshine with increasing clouds, late day thunderstorms, temperatures in the mid-80s, if you're headed to the shore this weekend, it looks pretty

. >> so let us show we know how to do the right thing we're a flairs city and a flars school district. >> thank you seeing none no further public comment we'll move on to item k advisory committee report appointment to advisory committee any appointments? commissioner wynns >> i want to appoint steve to the citizens advisory committee. >> thank you that's noted we have moved up the advisory committee report we've heard already. >> confines made an appointment okay. okay. >> and we heard from the advisory committee so we will move on to item l special order of business i call the public hearing the tentative agreement with the district and the united local 261 immature a motion. >> so moved and second. >> thank you superintendent carranza does it need to read the recommendation into the record. >> i'd like to ask the chief to please read it. >> thank you. superintendent good evening board members the requested item on the tentative agreement between the district and the laborers union local 261 the requested action that the board of education of the san francisco unified school distric

the light show comes courtesy of a solar flair that was emitted earlier this week.second solar storm will bring a complete performance a few hours from now. this one should be seen across more of northern america as well as australia. it's all good news. the storm may affect power supplies. but it makes for great viewing. www.aljazeera.com for more on what we're covering. largest oil and gas producer in part because of what's happening here in north dakota where advances in fracking have unlocked crude oil in the bakken shale formation in the western part of the state. north dakota is now producing more than a million barrels of oil a day. ten years ago there were fewer than 200 oil-producing wells in the bakken. now there are more than 8,000. >> they call it boomtown usa this is where all the money is. it's crazy the amount of money you can make here.

perhaps the racism never died, just laid dormant only to flair up in other ways. >> a man dies pushingstreets. in lots of places there's unease distrust. aren't all created equal? this is a student. >> i think it's common occurrence in our society. people are more and more numb to those things numb to value of another person's life. what a harms our neighbor harms us. why is that so hard to understand? harry smith, nbc news charleston. "way too early" starts right now. >>> i had got off the exit and called todd and said i think i have just pass had the boy that killed those people in charleston last night. >> the suspect captured. we'll go inside the search with the people that helped track him down. we'll hear from a friend that said when he heard the news of the shooting quote, i didn't think it was him, i knew it was him. >> among the victims, a coach and a patriarch described by her family. this is "way too early." >>> good morning. it's friday june 19th. i'm ayman. we begin in charleston south carolina where the suspect charged with killing nine at a historic african-american chur

it just laid dormant only to flair up again in new ways. police custody in baltimore, pushing people to the streets. in lots of places in our land, there is unease, distrust. aren't all men created equal? steven adams is a student at the citadel. >> i think it's a common occurrence in our society and people are becoming more and more numb to those things. >> numb to the value of another person's life. what harms our neighbor harms us. why is that so hard to understand? >>> and now to something to brighten up your friday on a day the whole country is in mourning. someone took the time to share this video to show people are good at heart. someone posted a sign simple stating give what you can, take what you need. people posted and took money all day. and the last dollar remained on the board until that board was taken down. pretty amazing. >> it's a great concept. i love stories like that where no one ruins it and just takes everything. >> right. and actually more people gave than took. that's a testament to the goodness of people right? i th

tempers flair, scuffles breakout in geneva as the war in factions in yemen fail to find a peace deal.yers across the united states after nine people were shot down at a black church in south carolina. and eyes to the sky, we take you to the paris air show and tell you about this french maid export success. ♪ tens of thousands of palestinians have packed the mosque in occupied east jerusalem for the first friday prayers during the muslim holy month of ramadan and israel allowing men older than 40 and women of all ages to cross the border without permits and we looked at the damascus gate one of the main entrances to the old city of jerusalem and prayers began just moments ago. tell us about the crowds there. >> reporter: i think she is having a hard time hearing us. can you hear me? and it appears we are having a difficult time connecting to her. we will get back to you shortly. in the meantime the u.n. says it needs $1.6 billion in humanitarian aid for yemen to prevent a catastrophe. comes as the war in factions resume talks in geneva to try to reach a truce but deep divisions remain

at the moment, and i can tell you in the past three hours there has been flair up where we haven't seen them recently. under shelling right now and very curiously there's a town -- it is on the front line. they are very unusual for that location, and as you know earlier today quite a bit of explosions and around the airport the train station, and of course we have the very unfortunate event of yesterday. and civilian casualties. >> why are we seeing the surge in this. >> what we can tell you is so many weeings after the signing of the documents what was supposed to be happening right now is the heavy weaponry that we are seeing being used right now was supposed to have been well parked away presidential campaign the line. we should be at a place where individuals came from elsewhere should have pulled back. talk about elections as well. but we are still stuck at that phase, where it is very very fragile cease fire. and also the heavy weaponry instead of being parked is being reintroduced into the data. >> and michael obviously things are incredibly fragile, he is talking about the possi

speaking in new york strong 's trump towers, he made the announcement with his typical flair.onald trump: i am using my own money, not the lobbyists not donors, i do not care. i am really rich. [cheers and applause] by the way, i'm not even saying that in a brag -- that is the kind of mindset, that is the kind of thinking you need for this country. i would repeal and replace the big lie obamacare. i will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and i will have mexico pay for that while, mark my words. nobody will be tougher on isis than donald trump. molly: that was donald trump announcing he was running for president of the united states. now we will cross to st. louis where the electronic and him and fell or e3, is in full swing. the giants of video gaming are on hand, and after years of clunky gear and graphics, the latest technology. correspondent: at this year's e3 convention, a small french corner among some of the top players including microsoft sony, and activision. 14 innovative companies and one school or under the label that hopes to take advantage of the e

tempers flair, scuffles breakout in geneva as the war in factions in yemen fail to find a peace deal.

perhaps the virus of racism never died and laid dormant to flair up again in new ways. baltimore pushing people to the streets. in lots of places in our land there is unease, there is distrust. aren't all men created equal? steven adams is a student. >> i think it's something that is a common occurrence in our society and people are becoming more and more numb to those things. >> numb to the value of another person's life. what harms our neighbor, harms us. why is that so hard to understand? harry smith, nbc news, charleston. >>> and that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm savannah guthrie reporting from charleston, south carolina. i'll see you from here tomorrow morning for "today." for all of us at nbc news, have a good evening. >> that was a red flag for me. >> hired eight actors to pose as supporters. >> just a day in and it's controversy for trump. he is putting

. >> she's got the ability and the flair, she could score goals and she could create goals and when she was at stanford, she was just a phenomenal player to coach. >> you can expect to see more stanford players in future world cups and several of sanford's players are in the under 23 national team. >> they're joining the nba finals food bank fund-raising challenge to support families in need and the county food bank challenged the greater cleveland food bank and mayor frank jackson to a friendly wager to see which fan base could raise the most money. they have a goal of $5,000 for the challenge. the sky is the limit. >> the food bank that raises the most money through their own virtual food drive wins so it has nothing to do with the series itself. it's really just a way for us to generate excitement around the finals. >> both of those things combined are almost 500,000 people a year. the losing food bank will have to wear the opposing team's gear, but everybody wins in this one. >> that's true. >>> an 8-year-old fresno boy is hoping to shine this weekend on the nba's biggest stage and

perhaps the virus of racism never died and laid dormant to flair up again in new ways.altimore pushing people to the streets. in lots of places in our land there is unease there is distrust. aren't all men created equal? steven adams is a student. >> i think it's something that is a common occurrence in our society and people are becoming more and more numb to those things. >> numb to the value of another person's life. what harms our neighbor harms us. why is that so hard to understand? harry smith, nbc news charleston. >> and that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm savannah guthrie reporting from charleston south carolina. i'll see you from here tomorrow morning for "today." for all of us at nbc news, have a good evening. >>> brian williams surprise return to nbc news. breaking details on his new job and first interview about the scandal. >> now on "extra".." >>> brian is back staying at nbc but swapping the nightly news desk for a brand new assignment lester holt be officially taking over. is brian's $10 million salary getting slashed. plus. >> matt lauer

♪ hello, i'm rochelle carry and this is al jazeera live from doha and also on the program tempers flair scuffles breakout in geneva as war in factions in yemen fail to find a peace deal. prayers across the united states after nine people are shot dead at a black church in south carolina. eyes to the skies and take you to the paris air show and tell you how the french maid export stacks up. ♪ tens of thousands of palestinians have parked the mosque in the occupied east jerusalem for the first friday prayers during the holy month of ramadan and allowing men over age 40 and women of all ages to cross the border without permits and at the damascus gate one of the main entrances to the old city of jerusalem. >> reporter: israel has significantly eased restrictions on the movement of palestinians from the west bank and gaza in what it is describing as a good-will gesture after what it calls a positive security assessment carried out by the israeli army and the shinbet and allowing palestinians from the west bank, thousands of them to come to jerusalem to perform prayers at the mosque during r

out, arguments flaired. >> killed more people than the other flag. >> one flag meaning different things to different people. for some it's about honoring ancestors who fought in the civil war. >> that flag it's my heritage. he thought enough of it to fight for it. >> that confederate battle flag that flies in front of the state house is a rais symbol. >> the issue ignited after the man accused of killing nine people last week in charleston's ame church posing with the flag. >> we are asking lord that they bring the flag down. we are asking that nine lives will not have been lost in vein. >> as the state grapples with an issue that has raged since the flag was first raised more than 50 years ago. opponents are optimistic that the flag will be removed by august at the latest. the stores were not selling a lot of items anyway but third party vendors sold some items on sears.com. walmart was the first major retailer to pull items bearing the flag from its stores and retail sites. >>> and a little girl died after being left in a hot car for at least 16 hours. now her dad has been charged wit

virgin atlantic is all about the customer with a sense of flair.in if customers love the experience we will take on any competitor in a virgin atlantic way. angie: if you are going to say to findat can we expect in customer service we have never seen before? 787, itf you get on the really ultimately comes down to our people. i ask people, how do you keep the magic? it is really the way people engage with our customers. virgin atlantic, we have great physical space. and absolutely fantastic people. angie: the ambience on the planes is a little different. and a really great feel. craig kreeger, thank you for joining us. virgin atlantic ceo exclusive for us in hong kong. breaking news out of japan. latest trade numbers are up. david is watching this one for us. david: not very good, as usual. balance,the trade exports, imports. outboard shipments expecting a softening. 2.4% growth from a. -- may. with a 9%lling contraction for japanese imports. put those together and you have a narrower than expected trade deficit. 216 billionly at aboutse yen, that i

before the flair up, the fire was 30% contained. now it is only 20% con contained. >>> 6 students died an another 7 injured with the balcony collapse in berkley. now the district attorney says all of the evidence, including the balcony itself is being examed. >> we will have to make the decision about whether or not there are criminal charges and whether or not the charges could be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. >>> well, cluda cogly was one of the people injured in the collapse and yesterday she posted an update on her facebook page. she said he has suffered severe injuries including a broken spinal cord. she says maybe she will find that her legs have been holder her back all of these years and she is planning on taking up wheelchair basketball. she plans to live the happiest and most fulfilling life possible. >>> boon will be in the area today to mark the 70th and versely of the signing of the un charter. he will take place in the event at noon today. the un charter was approved on june 25th 1925 in the closing days of world w

of the northern lights bordering on the arctic circle, but on tuesday night over minnesota, a solar flairhat was emitted earlier this week. it would bring a repeat performance a few hours from now. i'll be back in a moment. stay with us. >> these families have suffered enough. they should never field ignored or victimized by their own government. >> the white house reveals more than 30 americans are being held hostage as it changes policy to allow families to pay ransoms. hello, you're watching ankle live from london. also coming up, boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev apologies apologizes for the lives he took as he is

that he didblicly not have the store. , she was brought in to bring european flair.not work and so she was rejected. a lot of retailers are closing stores, saying that stores are expensive. more sales are moving online. with keep the best stores the best experiences and cut costs where we can. >> i want to bring in marshall cohen, a retail analyst at npd group joining as the as skype. nice to see you. do you agree, do you think the problems with gap are cap-specific or are they indicative of larger problems across retail in america? retail, a justof closed 10% of its stores. teen retail is struggling. what do you think? it is skype, it is not perfect. we are having technical problems. lindsay, back to you. given all the other stories i mentioned,- stores i gap is facing the struggles j.crew had. decline of mall traffic. a aumers expecting 50% off have a lot of the same problems as their peers. but there are stores that will tell you if they have the right products, they will sell it at a good price. there are brands that do not have this problem. but off-price is kin

he has charm and flair but makes -- takes no time at all to make the points he needs to. inside russia, what people have shown continually is appalling pictures of atrocities against russian-speaking ukrainians, and the way in which he has depicted himself to the russian people is of someone who is defending good standards, morality, almost things. being accused of being aggressive is the last thing he wants, even if that is totally true. pimm: i noticed that the former chancellor of germany was also in the audience. if you are angela merkel and listening to this panel discussion, what do you take away? john: you are possibly embarrassed by schroeder being there, but that's not surprising given business interests. your main thing with angela merkel is patience is beginning to run out. they had an initial bond because she could speak russian. sometime around the shooting of the airliner, after that, she began to get more and more angry . merkel is one of those people you talk to, and she is very straight, and i think putin has lied to her too many times. betty: opinion pol

now all amanda and her family can do is hope nothing flairs up again. >> i hope they did their job really good and fast. if it didn't get done fast this whole area is in trouble. >> and right now. the cause of those small fires is still under investigation tonight. luckily nobody was hurt. those firefighters will be monitoring the conditions all night long. reporting live tonight, kron 4 news. >>> a 4-year-old boy is dead after falling into a pool at a home in valeo. received a call around 4:12 this afternoon about child that had fatten into the pool. -- fallen into the pool. the boy reportedly fell into the pool while his parents were inside the home. energy rescue crews attempted -- emergency rescue crews attempted cpr at the scene. >> they started rushing back there and we could hear a woman screaming and i told my husband, i'm assuming that's his mom. they got him out of here really fast. >> the boy was takenned to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. >>> at least one person dead following a car crash. another person transported to the hospital along adobe road, our kron 4

tweeted it was a great honor to be performing for the pope in philadelphia and they will have a local flair, brian taff will have details on that with a live report from rome on "action news" at 4:30, you can keep up with the latest news from the pope's visit by following our special handle, at 6 abc pope. we'll tweet updates from now until the end of the september. >>> time now for the "action news" traffic report matt pellman in the traffic center, tuesday afternoon how are we looking matt? >> i think about what traffic will be like in september. i breathe a sigh of relief for right now. live look at the schuylkill expressway just like yesterday afternoon, there is a crash on the eastbound shoulder approaching gulph mills but it's on the shoulder and the traffic and lanes coming away from 202 and the blue route is not moving well, not huge volume problems on the highways just normal afternoon delays and we are still dealing with this, a left over from this morning, actually from the overnight. downed wires still blocking the eastbound lanes of 422 between ben franklin highway and stokes,

. >> reporter: the mission is known as a very colorful, vibrant neighborhood with a lot of latin flairchanging. there is a lack of affordable housing. new condos is going up and latinos are being edged out. hundreds rallied and marched through city hall yesterday. public comment was heated and dragged on for eight hours last night. the measure would stop the progress of more than 20 projects with about 1200outs. campos said that would give the city time to come up with a plan for limited land there before developers snatch it up. >> what we need to do is to focus on the building of affordable housing to be able to do that we need to preserve this land. >> the proposed moratorium will not prevent one addiction from being taken place. >> reporter: many folks say they need to come up with a plan to help people stay in their homes. so they say they are planning to put the issue on the novemberball lot and let voters decide. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty back to you. >> thanks for the update. >>> time is 5:34. new questions about the san francisco police department's pursuit pol

. >> pedro was a fellow rock solid student with an artistic flair. he showed real talent. >> he can draw anything anything you wanted. >> robert lopez was a friend and classmate. >> anything from a graphics comic to a picture, art? >> yeah he was very very gifted in that sense. >> erica and pedro quickly became an item. teenage lovers, but with adult dreams. >> we were in a pretty serious relationship. we were a little more mature than the average. we didn't go out and drink. we were just really focused on school and each other. >> another sharply focused buddy was christian aguilar. >> i met him through pedro. he was awesome. he was funny. he was nice. we instantly -- we were instantly good friends. >> christian was a soccer player the son of the immigrants became an all american boy, videogames kanye west rap in his ears plans to become a doctor. >> you have to understand christian, you have to understand how academically motivated he was. >> he was very driven. it wasn't that his family was pushing him. he wanted to make them proud. >> these three

in fact, you can see the showers flairing up across the sierra. thunderstorms even developing up in parts of the north bay. especially closer to the calastoga area. right now we have partly cloudy skies and patchy fog trying to regroup as you can see hugging parts of our shoreline right now. this will expand in cover rang -- in coverage later on today. san francisco in the upper 50s and santa rosa checking in 60 degrees with mostly clear skies. partly cloudy skies, patchy fog and right around the bay for san francisco, oakland and hayward. temperatures will start out your friday morning, already friday. we're thinking lots of 50s out there. patchy fog for the morning hours. here's your temperature time line throughout the day with partly cloudy skies. a few sunny observations throughout the afternoon hours. winds 15 to 25 miles per hour. there's your eventual temperature range. partly cloudy skies well inland. look what happens. we have a few high clouds approaching the region by late in the afternoon and into the evening approaching the east bay

. >> our 6 abc viewers filled the audience with serious philly flair. >> therery at love people fromladelphia in the audience today. [ applause ] >> and kelly ripa always shows us extra love. >> i love to have philadelphia in the audience i feel like i'm at home when philly is in the house. >> we brought your home to you. >> and michael not letting sports rivals get in the way. >> they are rambunctious and the same that would boo me and they tell me now that they love me on the show and i am happy for that. >> our fun bus snapped tons of selfies with the hosts and had tons of fun >> i'm wondering if pinks have more fun? >> i think they do. >> are you next? >> yes. >> you could do joins blue or eagles green. >> that ain't happening. >> eagles green would look good on him. >> it's time for the accuweather forecast, lets go to meteorologist, melissa magee. still in the heat advisory. >> that is right quite hot and steamy across the delaware and lehigh valley the high in philadelphia so far coming in at 94 making it the hottest day so far this year, and it looks like the building heat an

all they can do is hope nothing flairs up again. >> i just hope that they did their job really good and fast because if it didn't get done fast then this whole area is in trouble. >> and nobody was injured as a result of any of these fires. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. reporting in valeo. >> russia and china are reportedly repredicted flies by edward snowden. more than 1 million files were opened. intelligence techniques. the unnamed official claimed information could jeopardize the identity of it american and british spies. the london times reports that western intelligence agencies have been removed. snowden is living in russia which granted asylum. they've charged him with es peonage and theft of government property. >>> happening now a major showdown as thousands of people rally for democracy in china today. they're pressuring lawmakers to reject beijing-back two-race election reforms. one of several massive protests on the issue. it would allow direct elections for the first time but would also require candidates screening. activists blasted the reforms. lawm

, as it heads towards northern bucks and montgomery county you'll get a little wet and a couple of flair-upse and there no lightning with this, zero lightning strikes, one near mount holly and a shower near norristown and could ride near 422 and eventually the schuylkill expressway as it spreads south and east. but not much, a pretty quiet evening, it feels like 95 in philadelphia the bigger story is the 97 in millville and 95 in philadelphia and not better at the shore despite the heavy thunderstorms that passed through atlantic city, down towards sea isle city, the sun is back out and it's like a steam back out there. there is a cold front it's hard to distinguish where it is because we don't have a line of storms, it's broken in nature but behind the front we drop the heat and humidity but it's only for one day here on wednesday, that is your weekday winner with the high in control, the refreshing day, and high temperature of 84 degrees, the high fades and a warm front starts to approach from the south and west on thursday morning, with the return of the warm front and winds off the atlan

. >> reporter: days after the shooting debate flaired on the flying of the confederate flag at the southate house with the governor calling for his removal. a move praised by the president. >> for too long we were blind to the pain that the confederate flag stirred in into many of our citizens. >> reporter: he spoke on the moral choices america is struggling with yet another shooting. and words on racial bias, even when subtle. >> so that we're guarding against not just racial slurs but we're also guarding against the subtle impulse to call johnny back for a job interview but not jamal. >> reporter: the eulogy was for pinckney but for all the other eight killed. which the president says he hopes they find grace. also in attendance the first lady, vice president biden and high ranking members of congress. >> that was really something. we got chilled when the president started speaking there. that was really powerful. ken, thank you. >>> coming up, our coverage continues of today's landmark decision on same-sex marriage. the special honor at tonight's giants game. >> and actress lavern cox

. >> reporter: with the debate flairing, nikki haley looked to ease tensions. >> we are here withoutll will to say it's time to remove the flag from the capital grounds. >> reporter: flanked by democrats and republicans, haley tried to unify her state as the flag controversy threatened to tear it apart. >> the murderer says he hoped his actions would start a race war. we have an opportunity to show not only was he wrong that just the opposite is happening. >> reporter: several g.o.p. hopeful praised haley's move which gives them cover on an issue they struggled to navigate. lindsey graham said this. >> there is a confederate war memorial out front and an african-american memorial. >> that works for you? >> reporter: but today he said it is time for the flag to go. jeb bush says that we acted, removing the flag from the state grounds to a museum where it belongs. marco rubio who opposed the move in florida in 2001 this weekend said it was a state issue. >> that is up for the people of south carolina to make. >> reporter: as did rick santorum. >> this is a decision that needs to be mad

. >> jack warnser a former fifa executive with a flair for the dramatics. in a. rahbleing seven minute video he released wednesday entitled jack warner, the gloves are off. he vowed to reveal rampant wrongdoing at the highest level of world soccer. >> the dignity and ridicule. and have kept my mouth shut. even if this is -- i have kept quiet. fear that this day may come. i will do so no more. >> warn iranian says he feared for his life, but speaking to a group of his supporter he said even that won't stop him from spilling the beans about the biggest question of all. why fifa president sepp blatter suddenly stepped down i also will give them my knowledge of transactions at fifa including but not limited to sepp blatter. iranian have been here for 20 consecutive heres. i said to him in 2011, it's time to step down. >> and the rev laces don't stop there he also says he can prove fifa tries to manipulate elections in his them country trinidad back in 2010. warner is one of the 14 world soccer officials dated by the united states accused of accepting more than $150 m

now warner clearly has something of a flair for the dramatic that's him in a rambling seven minute video he released called the gloves are off. and in it, warner paint as picture of himself as a victim he calls himself a lone solitaire soldier he talks about gandy he says he is delivered his files to lawyers and people he calls respectable, on top of that video, warner made an impassioned speech yesterday to a group of his supporters. i also will give them my knowledge of the transactions at fifa including but not limited to sepp blatter. i have been here for 20 consecutive years. i was a heart beat away from blatter. now wearser one of the 14 world soccer officials who were indicted be the united states. accused of accepting more than 150 million-dollars in bribes. wearer himself is accused of racket tiering laundering and bribery. he has denied all the. >> thats saying it is a conspiracy concocted by the u.s. because the u.s. was angry that it didn't get the world cup for 20202. >> if fifa is so bad why does it want to keep the world cup? is. >> that's him in another video, the article

as you can see he is putting more flairs out here. be again westbound highway 12 is closed between brush creek and farmers lane. of course we will stay on top of this and bring you the latest as it develops. pam. >> thank you, paul. >>> fire work stands open around the bay area for the fourth of july, buyers are warned to be especially careful because of hot and dry conditions. in some cities safe and sane fire works are allowed and vendors are open for business. with very hot days ahead, fire officials are reminding anyone that anything burns can be a hazard. >> conditions this year are extremely dry. they just need to be yuled in the -- used in the street. buckets of water nearby. a hose. kids under adult supervision at all times. >> safe and sane fire works don't fly or explode but every year they cause fires and injuries when used improperly. >>> a team of investigators from around the country plans to meet at sfo today to determine why a coast guard helicopter crash landed. it happened yesterday during a routine maintenance fligh

do you worry this could flair up into something bigger? >> that's the biggest worry we face.already had a collision between a cheed and american plane, the chinese pilot died and americans crash landed. with the stakes being higher, the fact of hot-headed pilots in the air or captains on the sea could make it very difficult, i think, potentially, to control something that starts to spiral out of control. look, this is not the soviet union and the united states in the cold war where there were lots of mechanisms for crisis resolution. we don't have the same sets of working relations with the chinese, and while i'm sure that no one in beijing wants to see a war, the fact is when things are happening very quickly on the ground, it may be hard to control. very quickly to ken's point about what we should be doing. i think the issue is it's a question of balance of power in the sea changing. it's not just that others have claims as well but when china brings its power to b when it changes the facts on the ground or in the sea so to speak, it has long-lasting effects. ken is trying

. >>> tempers flaired tonight in antioch.tvu's ken pritchett is in antioch tonight where the victim's daughter took her angry message straight to the city council tonight, ken. >> reporter: obviously citizens cannot take it upon themselves to install speed bumps on city streets. but the family and friends of this victim are upset over how this was handled and they want action. the memorial is still here almost one month after 47-year- old timothy hudson was struck by a hit-and-run driver outside of his home on the 1100 block of 11th street. at the city council meeting tonight it is clear a month later the anger remains as well. >> he was on the street telling me he loved me and his dad. the last time i saw him, my husband brought his body to me in this bag. >> reporter: after his son was killed an unnamed group installed speed bumps in front of her home. >> four guys pulled up with a chalk mark, measured the street. layed them down, drilled the holes, let me drill one. >> reporter: but the improvised speed bumps did not last

men's soccer team is developing quite the flair for the dramatic. for the second time in six days they scored a game winning goal in the final 3:00 of regulation. a friendly against germany. bobby wood scored the game winner against the netherlands on friday. does the deed again today. their first ever victory on german soil. >> really. >> yes. >> thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast, morning on 2. beginning at 4:00 tomorrow morning. have a great night. >> good night. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. [door opens] oh, good. you're up. oh, it is such a beautiful day. let's go have brunch somewhere outside where i can wear my new sunglasses, huh? ew, gross! what happened to you? i'm hot. - now i'm cold. - oh, no. [crying] and we have that concert tonight. i know, but that's the furthest thing from my mind, okay? we had amazing seats for lady gaga, and he gets sick. i'd been loo

he is kind of i would say that he has that country lawyer flair of taking complex issues and making them simple and real to voters and, you know hopefully will be able to have as much time of his as we can get and need. >> assuming that she is the democratic nominee and she is the front runner by far right now, do you believe that she could be elected president without capturing florida and ohio? >> well i think, you know if you look at the college over the last six years and how the states have fallen out, we obviously on the democratic side feel that we have a strong position in terms of the map. that's been true of the elections. if we look at states that we did well in it includes ohio and florida. think the key to winning and the democratic winning is that we start out with many more things than 270 votes on the debt cat i can side. i think that the republican party has played to the right wing of the party and it's more out of touch in if last four and six years than it's been in a long time. they're doing nothing on their side of the equation to change that caulk lass. the way tha

tomorrow evening, we could start to have thunderstorms flair up for delaware, parts of south jersey.so far it looks to be confined south of philadelphia at this moment. that's going to be the best chance for any severe storms tomorrow afternoon, here is the threat now where you see the yellow, that's the risk for severe storms 60 mile an hour winds, heavy rain lightning and hail can be expected as we go into those areas, mostly delaware tomorrow afternoon, we'll be tracking you and updating you on that throughout the day tomorrow as well. for tonight, mostly clear and comfortable. mid-60s philadelphia, mid to upper 50s north and west. late day thunderstorm mostly south of philadelphia 83 to 86 degrees, then we go into your weekend. we have even bigger changes coming. not the best weather to hit the beaches or the jersey shore, saturday temperature mid-70s, sunday mid-70s and both days looks like we'll be having quite a bit of rain in the forecast. especially saturday at this point. we'll be tracking that weather as we get closer as well. in the meantime we end out the week friday. 79

. >>> some sweet news for new jersey residents with a flair for breaking. >> it could soon be okay toney off your treats. a new bill is being considered that allows the sale of homemade baked goods as long as customers know the kitchen was not inspected by the state. the bill excludes home bakers from regulations that commercial bakers have to follow. >>> well, this one won't exactly fit in your bathtub but the ten foot tall rubber duck is just the right size for a ride on the delaware river. rocky the baby duck arrived in philadelphia and took shape outside 30th street station. now he's looking for his mom who just happens to be the world's largest rubber ducky. mama duck is a whopping 61 feet tall and is coming to town for the tall ships festival which takes place from june 25th to the 27th. until then baby rocky will need the public's help to find his way around as he makes stops across the area. >>> and that duck's going to get wet tonight, most likely and a lot of the rest of us are as well. take the rain gear certainly. we have a first alert out for the storms coming in tonight.

in a final in new zealand and arrived to an incredible home coming parade complete with flags and flairse poor result of serbia team with a slim chance of making euro zone 16 and missed out last year and the european championships in 2012. in italy seven people have been arrested of suspected match fixing involving a treat and catania and the president of the club who was seen being escorted by authorities from the police station on tuesday. the seven are accused of committing fraud in sporting competition and influencing the outcome of five or six matches. superbowl quarterback tom brady will launch attack on four-game brand and he was punished for his role in the deflate gate scandal where employees deflated game balls in championship victory over the indianapolis colts five months ago, investigation found that brady was generally aware of what was going on and he denied any wrongdoing. over at the european games the little known sport of sambo has made a debut on the stage and it's marshal arts in the 1920 as a form of self-defense and russian president vladimir putin and big fans and

tomorrow we'll have much more flair when donald trump comes. >> bye, everyone. here's looking at you. >>> good morning. a massive hack on federal government servers, leaving many wondering just how vulnerable we are to another attack. hi everybody. i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures." chinese hackers apparently behind this. what did they learn, and just how pourous is our country's cyber system? house majority whip steve scalise will join me momentarily. plus president obama at a summit this weekend set to meet with the prime minister of iraq who criticized the u.s. for not doing enough to fight isis. but the u.s. with plenty of concerns of its own about iraqi troops. a former commander of the army's delta force will be with us talking strategy to defeat the terror group. >>> then three more candidates entering the race for the white house as comments from hillary clinton about voting rights get the gop field fired up. our panel will begin right there as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." >>> well federal employees hit by a massive c