and if all goes well, i may get up close to another alaskan icon, the grizzly. i may or may not come back after this. be sure to join us as "today" takes off thursday. >> someone may be trying to tell you something, sending you to alaska with the grizzlies. next week, siberia. >>> dylan's got a look at the weather. >> and we are looking at a big storm out near japan. we have a category 4 equivalent, almost a category 5. this is super typhoon neoguri. it is south of okinawa, japan. winds right now at 155 miles per hour. it is going to strengthen into a category 5 equivalent as it passes to the west of okinawa. then it should make landfall on the mainland of japan as a cate. it is a big one. we will certainly keep an eye on it for folks out that way.

they will stand down grizzly bears, they will stand down wolves for competition for food. ♪ >> the universityf michigan alumni were there to salute the wolverines. there are only about 300 of them left in the wild. >> up next on the abc7 saturday morning news, a drill for local firefighters and police. why it is so critical to protecting bay area students. >>> and a mystery in the

. >>> a grizzly discovery in south jersey, a pizza delivery man found a woman's body on the side of the road. no video and details coming up. >> gunshots rang out in the middle of a delaware county hospital. police are searching for clues on what sparked the deadly encounter. >> good morning out there, it is 4:30 on this friday, i'm tamala edwards with eva pilgrim. matt is off. first up let's find out about a gorgeous weekend coming our way from accuweather and head over to david murphy. today will be no problems weather wise day. we have cloud cover and rain overnight missing the area for the most part and moving away from us and nothing but high pressure on the way today.way we have a flow out of the northwest that's cooling us down and dropped the humidity. 66 degrees in philadelphia. 61 in wilmington. and we've dipped into the 50s in a couple of spots like allentown, reading and lancaster. 63 in trenton and 67 in sea isle city. we expect plenty of sunshine up over the horizon between the hours of 6:00 and 8:00. the temperatures holding in the upper 60s until 8:00 a.m. mainly clear a

a small child disappeared in alaska, investigators were initially unsure whether the cause was a grizzly bear or an abduction. the discovery of a fiber, a piece of molten steel and a chip of yellow glossy paint pointed police in the direction of a human. but others weren't so sure. >>> as the alaskan summer drew to a close in 1991, children in the small town of tazlina spent as much time outside as possible. >>> as the alaskan summer drew to a close in 1991, children in the small town of tazlina spent as much time outside as possible. they knew that in just a few short weeks, school would start, and along with it, the cold alaskan winter. the lemaire family enjoyed life in the alaskan wilderness with hunting, fishing and riding four-wheel vehicles. 11-year-old mandy lemaire was the oldest child. >> she was a real interesting mix between a tomboy and a pretty little girl. she could be just as comfortable in a frilly dress at a social event as she could in hip boots, standing on a river fishing. >> the town of tazlina has only 241 residents, so the homes are situated some distance apart. m

he may be connect to the grizzly crime which left a 23 year-old art institute grad strangled and beaten, her hands tied. police say he raised suspicions after being treated for burns at crozer-chester medical center days after her car was found torched, a gas can lying nearby. >> all of her belongings were thrown out of the vehicle and we believe whoever did this took her vehicle to the philadelphia area ape set it on fire. >> according to investigators araujo was in traps situation having obtained a job at a local hotel, personal items found at that scene including bank records and a personal journal indicates she may have been traveling with all of her belongings while searching for a place to live. of course, anyone with any information at all is urged to cat homicide unit, within the philadelphia police department, as this is all unsolved murders, there is a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of her killer. we are live outside police headquarters, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> nicole, thank you. >>> 4:33. lets get back to katie. you migh

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>> it is grizzly business. but the human remains are crucial to the process. there is all the sensitivity of wanting to get the remains back to their families as fast as possible. but once you have established the seating chart, this is grizzly stuff, but once you establish the seating chart and you identify all the bodies you have this field of bodies that is going to tell you exactly where the explosion originated, the condition of those bodies will tell you from where the shrapnel was spread through the wounds, where the explosion was, and if there is smoke in the lungs you'll know they were alive and breathing smoke when the engine was on fire. but if there wasn't smoke in the lungs then they were probably dead already. that is crucial to figure out what happened. there is some balance struck between getting the bodies back to their families and using it to reconstruct this situation. >> jake ward for us in san francisco. >>> german chancellor angela merkel takes on spying by the u.s. >> reporter: chancellor merkel said she's willing to hold talks with the

police are working to identify the remains and trying to determine if these grizzly discoveries are connected. >>> a driver in northeastern pennsylvania pulled in front of a run away truck on purpose to help slow it down. joseph dlains delancecy were carrying water, the woman driver lost her breaks, that's when he drove in front of the her truck to slow it down. the woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> the sixers continue their summer league action in las vegas. noelle was back he missed the past two games because of an ankle injury. the sixers fell to the bulls. >> there are more fears on wall street heightened by the escalating tensions in the middle east and the plane crash in the ukraine. >> new research looks into what universities are doing or not doing about alcohol-linked problems on campus. >> reporter: we're on the cool side with temperatures in the mid 50s in the suburbs. we'll be nice and bright. satellite and radar shows no clouds right now. it's a different story on the weekend, det always smooth, never bitter. isome sam cup,ooth, never bitter. heuntithge nca

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the area is also an important grizzly bear habitat. >> the mine company could yield 235,000 ounces of gold, and that means big bucks per british columbia. new jobs, and a boost to the economy. >> taseko emphasized the benefits of the project. they haven't really assessed the long-term cost of maintaining the site into the future. they haven't assessed the risks for the salmon downstream. some of their economic arguments are very much based on an economy that continues to grow and grow, that assumes there'll be a big demand for gold in india and china into the future. those are all assumptions that are not necessarily guaranteed. >> the campaign to save fish lake was really a small group of incredibly dedicated people that started with the chilcotans. i think if you're going to work with someone, you need to consult with them and communicate with them. it has got to be a partnership between the two. >> i don't see the benefits of destroying our land and our waters and our fish. >> they say it will create jobs, but it is going to ruin our land. the land is priceless, to me -- you cannot

cuento que el veterano firmÓ con los gigantes contrato de ligas menores y se estÁ enfrentando a los grizzliespaÑaron en la copa univisiÓn, y aunqueel equipo de univisiÓn volvió a perder en el juego de estrellas contra la policÍa, la verdad la pasamos de maravilla, el juego quedÓ empatado en el tiempo reglamentario, pero en el gol de oro los tanques de aire ya no funcionaron y perdimos 7-6, gracias a todos por su asistencia y nos vemos el prÓximo aÑo. >> ya llevamos tres aÑos que perdemos, pero la verdad nos divertimos mucho, y no estamos en la lista de los atletas mejores pagados, pero sÍ de los lesionados, yo todavÍa no puedo caminar. >> me dijeron que perdieron 7-6, pero james rodrÍguez, messi y van persie, embebe harÍan la jugada que hizo - envidiarÍan la jugada que hizo leticia, le hizo sombrerito al arquero y pegÓ en el poste. >> yo me hice una chilena. >> no tiene preso haber compartido con la familia. la policÍa llevan las patrullas y hacen sonar las sirenas, el prÓximo aÑo debemos llevar matracas. >> a un par de horas del estreno de la nueva telenovela de univisiÓn "mi corazón es tuyo

they will face the memphis grizzlies at noon. >>> the phillies swept the best team in the national league. the phillies open a weekend home series against the washington nationals. >> let's hope they can keep it going. >> boeing announces plans to fix the problem that seems to have plagued the airline industry for decades. >> doctors are proposing a new strategy dealing with the backlog for people waiting for liver transplant. it involves splitting the difference. >> reporter: we have afternoon thundershowers and thunderstorms in a few could corners of the neighborhood. we have lots of green planes on the big board. we'll be back with the day-park forecast. >> you don't forget you can gt "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and goog safety goggles? this breakfast burrito is exploding with flavor. i think you're getting a little carried away. morning, guys. dunkin's southwest steak breakfast burrito, with steak and fire-roasted vegetables, is packed with flavor. hurry in today. if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... m

. >> a grizzly discovery in south jersey overnight. a delivery man finds a body dump on the side of a road. >> we're learning about the suspect who opened fire at a delaware county hospital leaving one woman dead and a doctor wounded. >> the phillies eagles fans, the birds report to training camp today. >> the wait is over to get out of that terrible sticky weather, it's here, david has that and matt pellman is looking at the roads. >> reporter: we have sunshine getting ready to pop up over the horizon with the lack of any significant cloud cover around. there's a large area of high pressure that dominates us keeping us sunny and keeping the humidity low and knocking out the clouds. it's a gorgeous day ahead and a nice evening if you have plans out. if you're heading out to work or school, you might have summer classes. college kids summer session, sure. 60 degrees in wilmington. allentown, 56 degrees really cool and comfortable, low humidity everywhere across the region. 71 degrees by 9:00 a.m., 79 by noon. 3:00 p.m., 84 degrees that'

. >> a grizzly discovery in south jersey, a delivery man find a body dumped on the side of a road. >> we're learning about the suspect who opened fire at a delaware county hospital leaving one woman dead and a doctor wounded. >> the birds report to training camp today. >> i'm jealous at this moment, david murphy gets to go outside,

. >>> breaking news, a grizzly find in north philadelphia, a body in a duffle bag and police are now investigating. the officers found the body of a 22-year old hispanic female in the 2200 block of north third street. her hands and feet were bound. that body was in a trash bag, and then placed inside the duffle bag left outside a vacant home. i have detectives right now, canvassing the area with video if you can help with us this. >> there is no word on the cause of debtor the victim's identity. >>> and a new chapter in the va scandal has landed in philadelphia, and will be the subject of a congressional hearing, tonight. this involves the benefits center that processes pensions and compensation. federal investigators have found veterans were not getting benefits they deserved in the better way. revelations come from whistle blowers working inside that certainty n a cbs-3 tv exclusive stephanie stahl spoke with one of those whistle blowers and you have more. >> reporter: that is right, there are claims that staff were cook up books to cover up paperwork backlog and that mail from vet

i'm sorry, but i'm not going to trust some murderous grizzly with the cleaning of my bathing suit areasi will drag my butt along the grass like god intended. but recently, these bernstein brutes infiltrated our most sacred institution. >> one wild animal thinks he deserves the comfort of the home. >> check out the bear in my neighbor's yard on his hammock. >> daytona beach home owner vincent james snapped these photos to prove that, yes, a bear was napping in his hammock. james says the bear had been rummaging through the trashcans, then climbed into the hammock "like he was a tourist or something." >> >> stephen: yes, a tourist! or something! it's all in the bear's guide book -- "let's go: eat children." frankly, i can't imagine anything worse than a beer in a hammock, except a bear in a banana hammock. and that brings me to threat number three -- leisure-time bears! folks, don't be fooled -- that bear is not using a hammock to relax. how stressful can being a bear be? "i need that salmon on my desk in 15 minutes, or you're fired from the forest!" no! they're not laying in wait, folks.

this one landed just 300 feet away from us, and the aftermath: part of this video is too grizzly to show. that man in the blue is carrying a dead toddler. israel said the target was palestinian fighter. the scars felt by the children who were just a few feet away. the women were inconsolable. >> prayers were just ending as this strike happened. you can still smell the explosive powder in the air. there is a lot of tension right now because just a mile down just 30, 45 seconds ago there was yet another attack. >> reporter: today israel vowed to step up its campaign, which means in this war there will be more sounds and more images like today's. nick schifrin, al jazeera gaza. >> i want to tell you something else now. a practice known as roof knocking. we have a clip to show you in a moment that will illustrate it clearly. basically it's firing a warning missile that would land on the roof of the target. we have video to show you right now from gaza on friday. let's start it now. >> reporter: right, that's the knock on the roof, as it were. a small explosion. the clock is running now. have

a small child disappeared in alaska, investigators were initially unsure whether the cause was a grizzlyscovery of a fiber, a piece of molten steel and a chip of yellow glossy paint pointed police in the direction of a human. but others weren't so sure. >>> as the alaskan summer drew to a close in 1991, children in the small town of tazlina spent as much time outside as possible. >>> as the alaskan summer drew to a close in 1991, children in the small town of tazlina spent

. >> reporter: police found a grizzly scene in texas after a situation escalated to mass murder. six are dead including 4 children all shot to death at home. one female was juried but was able to tell authorities who shot the family and where the suspect was planning to go next. police were able to catch up with the suspect a few miles away from the shooting scene trapping him with no way to cape. >> he was looking for a way out of the neighborhood and he went straight for the cul-de-sac. cops zoomed by and just trapped him in there. >> after setting up a perimeter authorities brought in police and swat officers. a large s.w.a.t. vehicle rammed into the suspect's car and a second vehicle went to the back. the man was armed and at times was holding a gun to his head. after several intense hours of talking with hostage negotiators he surrendered to police. the standoff is over but the investigation into why seven were shot and six killed is just beginning. nbc news. >>> president obama is in texas this morning for a second day. he had a pair of meetings with governor rick perry who

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some 500 campers have paid $100 or more to pay grizzly games for 12 hours starting at 8:00 p.m. camp out organizizer melissa. >> we take a slasher film and insert the camper into the film. it takes away the tv. >> reporter: you can play at your own level of scary. >> i don't want to reach it. >> reporter: the brave can plow through a hell hunt, voodoo ritual and sacrificial ceremony. there are no sweet dreams but a night of torture in your tent. >> if you are one of the high octain horror seekers, you could be bagged, caged, barter your way out. >> reporter: but if monsters and maniacs are not your thing, you are the milder things. roasting marsh mellows an watching a horror movie. >> we love to be afraid. >> we love the adrenaline of having things attack us. >> you get to live the movie you see, like a horror movie. >> reporter: and horror makes money. the los angeles based production company received $2 million, the biggest deal last year on tv's shark tank. now, if at any time, it gets a little too scary, you can say the magic words i want my mommy, and the creature, or the z

this led to some measurable drizzle this morning, .01" at spring valley and grizzly peak and that is as let as we go measuring. the current radar and satellite show live doppler 7 hd the clearing developing in the central valley. it is of intoing our way like yesterday. unlike yesterday most of the moisture now is going to start shifting the focus to the northeast and that is why we have a flash flood warnings in the sierra, not only today but, also, tomorrow. drizzle like this is possible. it will be because of the marine layer that will have more influence on the forecast. details on that are in the seven-day forecast. >>> thank you, mike. state investigators say that the chevron refinery in richmond had an early morning fire that did not result in injuries. it renewed concern over the plant that had a human fire two years ago. amy hollyfield is at the refinery with more news. >>> chevron and fire official say it was a small fire but watchdogs say that doesn't make them feel safer. the mayor of richmond tells me this is just another indication of the risk the people in rip pond liv

they will stand down grizzly bears and wolfs for competition for food. >>> the university of michigans alumni were there to salute the wolverines. there are 300 wolverines left in the wild and just like the polar bear, they are losing habitat to global warming. are you upset the real jackman was not there for this? >> i am just upset they did not look like what i thought they would look like. >>> that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news." the disaster in the sky. this evening, new clues in the field, what we're just now learning. about what's been found. >>> also, who was the american onboard? the doctor, the grandparents and their grandchildren. and the intercepted phone calls. can you hear the moment the rebels realized they shot down a passenger jet my mistake? you'll hear the tapes right here. and why the world is now studying this wedding tape. and we ask, why was the plane flying over a war zone to begin with? the surprising discovery, where is your plane going? >>> also, the crisis in the middle east. inside the tunnel

. >> what you're seeing here is the pelt of one of the last grizzly bears killed in yosemite. >> reporter's always been a place for the bay area and the world to escape -- >> certainly puts mere humans in their place. >> reporter: like most visitors, greg moore has a story. >> when i was a kid, i was a boy scout. and we used to hike the john muir trail. >> reporter: walking in john muir's footsteps. >> i think as john muir must have felt, it really is a sub lyme police. >> reporter: ironic a park so large could make us feel -- >> it reminds us in a way of how small a thing we are in the long history of time. >> reporter: it even makes our concrete forest feel small, too. maybe even just a little too fast. joe rosato, jr., nbc bay area news. >> sounds like a great thing to visit there. >>> checking in with meteorologist rob mayeda who's here with your microclimate forecast. toasty saturday so far. >> yeah, inland temperatures really climbing up today. we have 93 right now in livermore. san jose, 80 degrees. you san francisco, you have the fog coming in, 66 degrees right now. around the eas

first of all they've got a grizzly bear on their flag. why don't you just cut to the chase, california and make it charlie manson. and two things, california is the state that gave america its two greatest presidents ronald reagan and second term ronald reagan. but these days-- (cheers and applause) these days, folks, california is an ungovernable mess. >> california is an entire state filled with cities either clearly failing or on the verge of disaster. >> california is going broke. businesses are fleeing the state in droves. >> california's prison system is just an absolute nightmare. >> the education system in california is ranked 46th in america and we're number one in poverty. >> california a blaze, three more fires break out in northern california. >> you see that, even governor jerry brown is now burning the state done forth insurance money. but folks there is a great new plan. you're going to love this. a great new plan to make california whole again by breaking it apart. >> a petition to break california into six separate states

. >> grizzly bears, there they are, everywhere.ew study into where they live in big numbers is our discovery of the day. the news, go deeper e perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> two u.s. citizens were serving in the israeli army. >> we look at what drove them to enlist. >> max and sean grew up in america. both had strong israeli ties. sunday, both of them died in the fighting between israel and hamas in the first major ground battle of the current conflict. growing up in california's san fernando valley, max was not particularly religious. just a few months after his first visit to israel, he returned to join the army joe biden unafraid of seeing action. on sunday, his army vehicle was hit by a rocket. he was 24. >> he felt that if this was his killing, that being on the sidelines or even being in the back seat was just not going to work. >> sean was from south padre island, texas. he moved to israel four years ago, finished high school and joined the army. he was 21 on sunday, when he died in gaza. >> he went ther

knots and fastest from the golden gate bridge and north of the bay bridge through the san pablo and grizzly and sass soon bay and delta community at 1:00 o'clock through 9:00. you can see 24 there and the traffic is snaking through the east bay hills and you are waking up to temperatures in the 60's and 70's with no cloud cover and everyone else is waking up to the 50. we have increasing sunshine today and the summer spread will push 40 degrees from coast inland and clouds will spread and the marine layer will be deep enough so it will claim over the east bay hills and bring us heat replete especially the east bay. want the cloud cover as it takes the better part 11 o'clock to pull back from the coast and maybe noon around san francisco and toward oakland. then it is stubborn and you will see more sunshine than yesterday but you will be stuck in the 60, with 70's around the bay and 80's north bay and south bay and 90's to 100s inland. los gatos and morgan hill and gill recognize are in the 90's, but milpitas is at 82. up the peninsula, home 80's. millbrae is 76. in the mid-to-upper 60's loa

this often involves leaving bodies, it sounds grizzly, but means that the investigators can get a better picture of what happens. they normally get through that phase of the investigation quickly. now the bodies aren't anywhere near the site and all the forensic work will have to be done in holland. >> were there things that might have been ascertainable immediately after the disaster that may not be known or knowable now? have we lost time? >> yes, the short and that is, absolutely have lost time, as mentioned with the corruption of the crime scene. those things now are just presenting more and more obstacles as more time goes on with a situation like this. to the first part of your question, were things ascertainable, in a situation like this of a major event, whether criminal, terrorist or otherwise, investigation starts immediately among the stake holders in particular with the larger countries that almost always have a stake in a geopolitical manner. that would start with the manifest of the plane and where it originated in the netherlands and amsterdam. those things are going on ri

. >>> in the news police question a man in the grizzly discovery of the woman's body in the duffle bag. >> they tell thaws man and victim lived in the same west philadelphia apartment building. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us at police headquarters with the developing details, nicole. >> reporter: ukee and quarter, two days after laura araujo was discovered, murdered in that duffle bag in south philadelphia they say they may be one step closer to solving that heinous crime. lets roll video and show you the scene as her parents arrived to homicide headquarters tuesday afternoon, same day that a person of interest was taken into custody and questioned by police. now authorities believe that the 23 year-old man who lived in the victim's west philadelphia apartment complex maybe connect to the crime that left the 23 year-old art institute grad strangled and beaten and her hand tied. police say he raised suspicions after being treated for burns at crozer-chester medical center days after araujo's car was found torched with a gas can found lying nearby. >> all of her belong

so it's sounding like it's a very, very grizzly scene on the ground where this plane came down. burning wreckage of an airplane. already we are seeing the finger of blame being pointed backwards and forwards. and the ukrainians are saying the pro-russian separatists shot it down with a bulk ground to air missile. and the pro-russian separatistings say they don't have that kind of weaponry. we simply don't have such of systems. that was from the donetsk people's republic prime minister special representative. so the investigation into exactly what happened here will be very, very difficult indeed, because it is the rebels who were controlling the area of the crash site. they have said they will open it up into international investigat investigators, but it is in the middle of a war zone. and will be very difficult to get of. if it was shot down and if it was shot down by one side or the other, that is going to have a massive impact. we can't speculate what the impact will be, but from the russian side of things, moscow will be looking at this, and if it turns out it was the rebel

. >> chilling new details tonight in an arrest in the grizzly murder of an art institute graduate. philadelphia police say the victim's roommate has now confessed to killing her and stuffing her body in dufflebag. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. crime scene investigators just spent another day collecting evidence. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at police headquarters and dave, you just got some new information on the suspect. >> reporter: we did in fact lucy. we're getting our first look tonight at the suspect. he's 22 year old jeremiah jackson. he's 6-foot three, 200-pound, a former security guard who recently lost his job. tonight he's facing murder charges will be held without bail and could potentially face a death penalty case. >> how dare him just take her life for what? >> reporter: the neighbors of 23 year old murder victim laura, there was just one haunting question. why? why was a young woman with so much promise killed by a man who lived in the same apartment building at 40th and brown in mantua? >> she was was a cool gi

. >>> a grizzly discovery in south jersey, a pizza delivery man found a woman's body on the side of thels coming up. >> gunshots rang out in the middle of a delaware county hospital. police are searching for clues on

. >>> an execution in arizona goes horribly wrong and this morning we are getting a grizzly account of what happened, coming up. chase, it was more like a wild crime spree with carjacking, the chase and shots fired. see the dramatic ending coming up. >>> also on the healthwatch a warning about itchy skin and how it could be a sign of skin cancer, katie. >>> ukee, we are thankfully seeing the worst of the stormy weather make a retreat but with that clash of the air mass we were able to count up thousands have lightening strikes. we will show you a few viewer photos coming up and we will talk about the relief now on the >>> arizona's governor says she's ordering a review of state's execution process after it took a condemned inmate almost two hours to die on wednesday. inmate joseph rodolphed with wood was sentenced for killing her girlfriend and her fat inner 1989. witnesses say after lethal injection procedure they could sianni hear wood breathing, and gasping for air. >> i don't believe he was suffering, it sound todd me as if he was snoring. >> nationwide this was third flawed execut

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the grizzly system, are much more complicated. those other shoulder held launched missle systems while they remain a threat, are much on the case of when aircraft are flying much hoer. and often away, this is a much more targeted system. a much more targeted system, in order to hit a target from that system. 30,000 feet. >> i want to ask you from a standpoint of proof. the united states has been tracking the russian troop movements ahonk the border. is this type of the type of equipment they would have seen from space. as we say, we with would be able to see this traveling on road. even when it gets inside a wooded area, it is camouflaged which gives an indication hiding over there. this is a very large footprint, high signature platform that i'm sure they will show in the area. and if so they would likely lead to shooting the mane down. >> . >> edid i lose you, mike? >> you said the damage -- >> yes, the damage that a missle system like this is sophisticated would cause to a civilian aircraft. >> catastrophic. it would be complet

. >> it is grizzly to think about.o locker are the bodies of children, victims of violence in their hometown. many of them are teenage boys who are often faced with the starkest of choices. join the gangs, be killed by the gangs, or leave. paul beban, al jazeera, new york. >> we will take an in-depth look at this crisis along the border coming up tonight in our special segment, "the week ahead" tonight at 8:30 eastern 5:30 pacific. thousands are marching in washington this afternoon at an anti--fracking protest. the focus of the march is natural gas exports from a facility in maryland. dominion resources has applied for federal approval to export over 700 million cubic feet of fracked gas each day. protesters say the project would contribute to climate change as well as increased pollution in communities where gas pipelines had being built. stay tuned because coming up on al jazeera, nasa couldn't launch this robert yesterday because mother nature wasn't playing so nicely. well can we will tell you if they had better l

this one landed 300 feet away from us, and the aftermath part of this video is too grizzly to show. that man in blue is carrying a dead toddler. israel said the target was a palestinian fighter. at least one woman wounded and the scars felt by the children just a few feet away. the women who are inconsolable. prayers were just ending as this strike ended. you can still smell the explosive powder in the air. just a mile down, there was yet another attack. >> today israel vowed to step up its campaign which means in this war there will be more sound, more images like today's. nick schifrin, al jazeera, gaza. >> well, video has emerged showing a father grieving the death of his three-year-old son. this is the scene of the hospital just a warning you may find the following scenes disturbing. will let's take you live to john hedron, the fifth day of airstrikes against gaza, what's the situation there right now? >> adrian, it's those incidents that stephanie and nick were just highlighting in their stories that are really what people here are focusing on. this civilian casualties. everybo

. >> a grizzly discovery in south jersey, a delivery man find a body dumped on the side of a road. >> we're learning about the suspect who opened fire at a delaware county hospital leaving one woman dead and a doctor wounded. >> the birds report to training camp today. >> i'm jealous at this moment, david murphy gets to go outside, it's a beautiful day and he has your accuweather and matt pellman is in for karen rogers. >> reporter: cool and beautiful we have sun ready to burst up over the horizon, it's behind me, the only clouds i see are over the coast. high pressure is coming in from the west. lots of sunshine and low humidity. as i said refreshing as you step outside. 63 degrees in philadelphia. how about 55 in allentown and reading. you get outside there, and it's like should i get a coat. 66 degrees in sea isle city. it will feel warmer in the afternoon, it is summer, after all. 71 by 9:00 a.m., 79 by noon. the high, 84 degrees will be a comfortable high with the humidity remaining low. if you have lance to go out on the town, it's going to be great. some of you may be thinking

on recoverings bodies which is grizzly. bodies have been gathered now.are sitting in refrigerator well hearts right next to the crash site and they have not been identified. the plan and it is strange it is taken so long is too good to the --lcars to go through a city the plan it is strange it has taken so long and it is to get the railcars for a city. the idea is they will be identified in a ukrainian controlled city. the outrage from world leaders and the leaders of the country that lost people in this tragedy is massive. commentslook at the from the prime minister of the netherlands, he is appalled. minister isan prime making pretty serious comments saying the crashing site is -- and to have the pro-russian looking over the site is having criminals looking over a crime scene. >> editorial after editorial i have read over the weekend talking about the fact it could be a galvanizing story for the europeans to get them on board with the u.s. led sanctions. is that what we get this week, tomorrow? >> we had the russian president come out with a statement

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