. >>> more ahead on "action news," an important recall for parents of newborns, greco is pulling a million car seats from stores. and summer means an increased risk of asthma attacks and ali gorman will show us the program keeping children safe this season. >> we'll check back in with cecily tynan and the hot forecast. >>> greco is recalling 2 million car seats after parents had problems getting their children out the seats. they can get jammed up with food and drinks and in some cases they had to cut the harnesses to release their children. they are now also recalling these infant seated as well. you can see more on this recall online at 6abc.com. >>> health check tonight. a pilot program in our area is keeping kids with asthma safe and healthy. health reporter and registered nurse, ali gorman is here with more. >> it seems especially important now, because hot and humid weather can trigger asthma attacks. it's important they have their medications then are taking them. that is one way this program helps. >> deep breath. >> little sean is almost 4 years ole. his mother says that 4 months

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this is not the only recall involving greco car seats, we'll have that at five. we have big hugs today, the welcome home ceremony for dozens of our troops that are on active duty for a year in afghanistan and they are back home safely. we'll see you then. >> thank you monica, we'll see you soon. >>> it's a win win situation for philadelphia hospital, sean green presented the hospital with this check for $15,000, he represented chop in a national contest for artwork on white cloud tissue boxes. green plays second in that contest. he received second in that contest. and he has a disease that caused a defect in the respiratory track. >> you don't need us to tell you but we will any way, it's pretty darn hot. adam joseph is live at the big board. happy to be inside. >> you need tissues and towels and you'll be sweating here the next few days, 92 is the air temperature and 91 in wilmington and 92 in the lehigh valley, and much cooler, beautiful at the shore with a sea breeze and temperatures there only in the upper 70s, the dew points yesterday near 60 degrees, we are

. >> and now the geico greco has left this in repair. a plane fell from a sky and landed in a home in freemont. it damaged a gazebo and the pilot was not cited. >>> hillary clinton is taking part in a event in oakland, encouraging parents to talk read and sing to their children. the hillary clinton foundation is partnering with several organizations in the campaign to help parents to understand the importance of talking reading and singing to children every day from birth. this is being held at the research institute and it begins at 11:00 a.m. >> coming up next here on our 5:00 hour, the flights to telaviv i see real are grounded this morning. >> they're doing whatever they need to do to be safe. >> the caution people are taking that they never had to before about flying overseas. >>> water cops will be on the trail. what they'll be allowed to do if they catch you being careless. >> we're still hooking at a commute that's doing well around the bay area. it's off to a good start. we'll tell you more about the drive into contra costa. >>

joe greco here watching action, as he always is. what are you watching now, joe?hing i mentioned at the top of the show, chatter in the market about further sanctions on russia that could weigh on stocks. buy it or not? >> buy that a little bit. i think over the weekend especially and probably a light week, seeing a lot more vacation time. no real matsch are events. that's in focus. gaza situation and obviously ukraine/russia, weighing heavy on people now. i'm surprised the vix is staying so low. a lot of people are looking at their portfolio taking a deep dive into what they have, where they have done really well and maybe take a little bit of those profits off the table as well as where can they protect? a lot more option activity. people getting concerned perhaps this is, we can't get through the big numbers anymore, maybe this is where we top out and if we have that risk looming, perhaps a good thing to have a little protection. not saying take it all off the teebl. people are starting to beat the drum of protection. >> who knows what the developments over the

take off your clothes. [ cheers and applause ] we can do this greco roman style. jimmy: did it happen? >> we know who won. >> jimmy: keep that very quiet. i think you might have some trouble, even with the new body and all. i think it might with problematic. >> like i was taking an ambien the night before. it was like a drunk text. i texted him and i don't remember? thank god it's nice. thank god it's nice. oh, what? what? i've called him out? what the -- nobody has to know? >> jimmy: there should be a sensor on your phone that shuts it down before anything like that goes out. >> that's a great app. >> jimmy: you guys, doing voicework on -- is this the first time, bradley, you've done voicework for something like that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's so much easier, right? >> than actually, physically doing it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i think it has different challenges. >> jimmy: i think that's [ bleep ]. >> really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but, vin, you -- >> just moving right on. like, that's [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: that's a load of [ bleep ]. if i don't get the answer i'm expec

. >> greco roman nude. >> now you are over-the-line. to pay to see that. >> that's x rated. >> chuck schumer and charlie rangel. >> they're the same party. >> michele bachmann. >> all right. baseball, all-star game. what struck me here is there were a number of people who looked like lon cheney jr. after the moon rose. now, what is this, mcguirk? is this a fashion statement? what is this? >> i don't know. look, can you see the looks range from everything from dumpster divers to as you tree an professors. they don't know whether they want to shoot ducks, cook meth, join the taliban or buy a horse and buggy. it's hard to say. >> look at this guy? >> it could be a backlash to the metro sexualization of men in america. >> the question is the ball hits that guy in the beard, all right? does he get first base because the beard is down to his base. >> that's a good question. there was another person who had long hair and a beard, bill, it was jesus christ. you might remember him. >> he was drafted by the san diego padres. >> this is nothing ne

. >> pelley: at the base of the "quiet mountain," the peaceful piazza of torre del greco is wiped out years, give or take. the bell tower survived the eruption of 1794. and today, old men rest their feet on rock solid evidence of what's coming next. michael sheridan told us that vesuvius has a very long life ahead of it. >> sheridan: it's pattern is complex. it has different personalities, and the last personality was rather benign, but it's got some mean personalities down there that we don't want to experience in our lifetime. >> pelley: there are bigger personalities among volcanoes which scientists call super- volcanoes. remember our eruption in iceland was a four on a scale of eight? well, an eight would change life on earth. haraldur sigurdsson told us there is a name for one of the places where that is likely to happen. it's called yellowstone national park, our third volcano. old faithful is here for a reason. in the northwest corner of wyoming, the caldera is about 50 miles wide, so big that you can't see it from the ground. below is what science calls a hotspot, where a vast

joe greco on the floor of the new york stock exchange, where i'll go first. joe, the dow jones industrial average now is up 102 points. it is a reversal, of course, of what we saw yesterday. what do you make of it from down on the floor? >> right. given all that's been discussed for the last 20 minutes or so, quite surprising to see the markets so rezellient the morning after. especially given the facts and considering speculation as to what's going on. of course, the options experts talk about expiration today. i don't like this market here. i don't see it as an opportunity to buy on weakness yesterday and into today. i see it as a chance to sell into it going into the weekend as more information will surely dumb out before monday. >> interesting point of view. one onthink our other mike murphy shares? >> i kind of disagree. i take the other side of that. yesterday the market didn't have a major veloff, the first time down 1% or more in 672 trading sessions. the over alltrading, i see the market in a confirmed up trend and think the s&p wants to print 2000,

the seats that are made by greco have a harness that can get stuck in an emergency. parents had to cut the belts to get their kids out. earlier, the company recalled another 4 billion seats. this is the largest child safety seat recall in u.s. history. >> millions of american soccer fans have been dreaming of world cup glory for team u.s.a., but a very talented belgium team that remained undefeated in world cup play squashed those hopes. it was a nail biter. >> we have the details of only -- we can only call it a heartbreaking dephoto for the u.s. squad that played until the last possible second. >> you're exactly right. when the final whistle blew tuesday in brazil, a group of eight, for the first time team u.s.a. had a chance but fell short despite great individual efforts. >> u.s.a.! >> american fans were optimistic as the men's national team got set to play a win or go home match with belgium. none more optimistic than the commander-in-chief. but president obama quickly realized that team u.s.a. was up against it. >> it seems like the ball's on our side of the fi

john greco always tells me, deep that that, if you strike out on a 3-2 count, that is not a good at-bad. if you struck out, you think. -- that is not a good at-bat. if you struck out, you stinl. [laughter] >> yesterday at the white house we were talking about concussions. and a lot of parents are saying to their kids, especially boys, i do want you playing football. and of course, the concussion rate for ice hockey for boys and for women and girls soccer are also huge. we see potentially parents saying -- not tomorrow, but maybe in the next 10, 15, 20 years, you know, baseball. obviously, there is a threat of injury and trouble for a child in any sport. every time you walk out of your house, there's a chance you could get hurt or injured or what have you. will we see parents want to start directing their kids back to baseball from football? i don't know what the future holds. but this concussion story is going to be fascinating to watch how that plays out over the next few decades. likewise, one of the things that i have actually talked to the commissioner bud selig about is, you referr

is he good now, greco, or not? yeah.ounding gaza again today, officials now say more than 500 palestinians have been killed since the beginning of the offensive, 20 israelis have been killed, including 13 soldiers who died during heavy fighting yesterday. ayman mohyeldin, we're told, is good. joins us from gaza beginning this morning. hello again. >> good morning to you guys. actually we lost power here just a few seconds ago. that's partly because gaza for the better part of the last several days has only been running on electricity for about four hours a day. that's 1.7 million people really with access to electricity just for about four hours of the day in this heat. it gives you a sense of how not only because of that, but how many challenges they're facing. hospitals have also been complaining, running low on supplies, they don't have backup generators, and if they do they're missing spare parts. more importantly they've been overwhelmed by the number of casualties that you were just talking about there. in the past