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my first language is french, but most of my relatives live in hartford, connecticut. christmas, new year's eve, we would spend it in hartford, connecticut. i just fell in love with american culture and i brought it back home and continued watching all the time american television. >> so you're a french canadian living the american dream in nashville, tennessee. >> yeah. you just put that in my head, you know? the american dream. >> what were some of the shows you watched and thought okay, i can agree with that. it may prove you're a warped guy depending on what you watched. >> "full house" "family matters." i was practically raised by american television. so the reason i'm here is because i want to give you guys something back because you gave me a lot. really. >> your song has given us something wonderful. a lot are feeling bad about things. i love it. it's a phenomenal song. and it's all about feeling good. could we do "the feel good song"? all right, let's do it. ♪ na na hey hey ♪ ya ya ♪ na na hey hey yaya ♪ ♪ the words and the rhyme running through my mind ♪ ♪ wh

the morning of her 19 in hartford of burglars entered the home with people inside so he asat it reaches an into a mess flat use a device opened the door and then sat. the victim's lopez last october has been cleared of wrongdoing. sonoma county deputy eric gelhaus will not face criminal charges. he shot lopez 7 times when the lopez to drop the gun, and he did not. the d-a showed a picture of the and supporters of andy lopez are protesting after learning that gelhaus will not face charges. they are directing their anger towards d-a jill ravitch. about 50 protestors chanted made the announcement yesterday. a protest is planned for this picketing outside the sonoma county d-a's office. the demonstration is planned for a building and an r-v were destroyed by this fire near sacramento yesterday afternoon. cal fire says the hutto fire burned 30 acres and is 50 percent contained. it prompted a huge response from and helicopters. local evacuations were briefly issued as crews fought the smoke and flames. the fire area is right along the border. still ahead. a roller coaster at six flags comes t

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>> instead of finishing high school shamia smith dropped out and worked at a gentleman's club in hartford, connecticut. >> i didn't approve of it. i always talked to her about getting a job. it's a lot safer. >> one night shamia didn't return home after work. concerned her family called police. >> she's a very loved young lady and we just want her to come home safe and sound. >> in a search for answer police questioned her boyfriend. >> the boyfriend reportedly had some drug involvement. he was living with shamia smith at her parent's home when she went missing and he had seen her the day she went missing. >> he told police she left for work around 3:00 p.m. but said he didn't know who had given her a ride. >> the boyfriend's story that your girlfriend is leaving and meeting a stranger, this would lead most people to conclude that maybe the story wasn't true. shamia's family gave police a potential clue. someone had left a message on shamia's cell phone at 11:55 a.m., before shamia left for work. >> first saved message. >> hey, i'm back in call. give me a call. let me know if you want to

yesterday was in the 90s, hottest day of the summer in a few places. 93 in hartford. new york city has yet to hit 90 this summer season. we could do that today. as far as today, we have a lot of people at risk for more severe storms from the ohio valley to the east. the storms forming from buffalo to pittsburgh and back at the big cities late in the day. delays are possible from d.c. to philly and new york. we have heat advisories from philly to new york. it will feel like 100 degrees. it's one of those days you will be happy for it to rain. so hot and humid you want it. not if you are traveling at the airport. >> thanks. much appreciated. >>> coming up on "morning joe," what the wall street journal calls bill and hillary clinton's cash machine. plus, after a series of public meltdowns, actor shia labeouf is getting help. why his rep says it's not rehab. >> what on earth caused this food truck in philadelphia to go up in flames? that and more when we come back. stick around. let me get this straight... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk

the threat for severe weather exists from little rock all the way to hartford today and includes new york and philly and our whole neck of the woods. we are all looking for severe weather and the main threat from the strongest storms today, like yesterday, will be damaging wind gusts. a better chance of that, northeastern maryland, southeastern pennsylvania. the futurecast in motion. here we are all the 3:30. north and west of us, getting into lowdon county. hagerstown, frederick. the shanendoah valley through strong storms. potentially a line of strong storms developing north and west of i-95. by 9:00 p.m. that is pulling off to the east. storms possible by midnight, crossing southern maryland to the eastern shore. more storms, they'll be tracking east toward us, for the mid and late afternoon. we get rewarded wednesday and thursday with some of the nicest days we are going to see all summer. that is why the yellow alert is up for tonight. tomorrow 89. more potentially severe storms in the afternoon, into the early evening. a refreshing wednesday 83. by thursday a really delightful

these entries were written by nancy, investigators sent the diary to a forensic document examiner, hartfordexamination's based upon two distinct facts -- no two people write exactly alike. within the writing of a single individual, there is normal variation. it's this normal variation that we associate or we don't associate with the questioned writing. >> surprisingly, nancy and richard's handwriting looked strikingly similar. friends said this was intentional. while in college, nancy had written some of richard's research papers, and she mimicked his writing. kittel first looked at known handwriting samples from both nancy and richard. despite their similarities, there were differences. >> she used her ampersands quite extensively through her writing, so every fifth, sixth line would have an ampersand on it, in her known handwriting, where richard always used the a-n-d for the verbiage and. >> kittel also noticed that nancy and richard made their capital "i" differently. >> richard used one down stroke like a 1, whereas nancy used a down stroke and then a cross at the top and bottom. she w

and up into the 90s from hartford down to d.c. haven't had many 90 degree days this summer period.is is one day. and then right back into the cooler-type stuff in the week ahead. notice the 75 in buffalo. the cool air sliding this way, only 80s for your thursday. a chance of storms, storms this morning in ohio and indiana, and the southeast, storms there. the story is the lack of a summer. people are starting to complain. the great lakes, chicago, it hasn't been that hot. >> we're going to see it back mere in the northeast, but the weather has been so nice for new york in july. >> yes. >> can't complain. thanks, appreciate it, thank you for putting up with my vocabulary and syllables. and at the top you have the hour, the latest on the suspended flights in and out of israel. but first, huddle around the water cooler to explain why for one jail why apparently orange is not the new black. >> until there's a new show that's black and white horizontal stripes is the new black, i'm going to this look. yobut you may notds. know we're a family. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in t

the home is near the corner of hartford and 19th street in the castro district. the homeowner reportedly did not see a weapon, fortunately no one was hurt. >>> today, san francisco supervisors will vote on a controversial law that could change the way the city handles the mentally ill. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live in san francisco, and stephanie, this rule could force people to get help. >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you, scott. right now essentially as soon as you turn 18 you're a legal adult, you can refuse mental health treatment and services, but depending on the voted today by supervisors here at city hall this afternoon. that could soon change here. it's called laura's law, and it's named after a mental health worker who was killed in 2001 by one of her patients. the program means those who are mentally ill may be ordered by a judge into outpatient treatment, opponents say any type of forced treatment, not only compromises the first and civil rights but will ultimately push people away from seeking long-term health. on the othe

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tornado that touched down outside hartford yesterday, the storm managed a few homes damaged rather, few homes, but told no one was hurt. >> right now, a 21:00, we saw of course our own fair share of wick weather. katie has your updated forecast, traffic and weather together together on the 3's,, that's next. >> and he is not your friendly neighborhood spiderman, superhero struggles with police, in a crowded times square. find out what spidy accused of doing to an officer that got him arrested. we'll be back. >> so many people woken up from the storms. >> they are out of here, see them plainly over my shoulder, now out to sea, good news there, so our morning drive, no where near impacted as much as last night was, if you were maybe coming back from a weekend get away. rough stuff to drive through, right? but thankfully, again, clearing out, ending up with a pretty decent day overall, currently still at 70 degrees, at philadelphia international, flirting with 70 even in ac, the winds still coming out of the south most locations, but we're in transition mode, i like to call it here, as the

the home near the corner of hartford and 19th street in the city's castro. no word if anyone was inside the home at the time or what was stolen. >>> also new this morning, part of a bay area college campus taped off overnight so police could investigate a stabbing. it happened on the university of san francisco campus near golden gate avenue. campus police are not saying much about that late night stabbing yet, but a spokesperson did confirm that the victim is not a student. we don't yesterday know who that person is or what that person's condition is this morning. it is also unclear whether police took anyone into custody or what led to the stabbing. >>> for the second straight day, administrators plan a -- demonstrators plan a protest. the group will picket outside the da's office this afternoon. 13-year-old andy lopez was carrying a replica rifle in a santa rosa park in october when he was shot. the deputies shot lopez because he honestly believed the gun was a real ak-47 and in that moment, deadly force was testified. lopez was warned by an adult friend

mara schiavocampo, abc news, hartford, connecticut. >> "unlocking the truth" remember that name.orning america" first thing in the morning. david muir will be here in for diane tomorrow night. have a good evening. hd 3. >>> next at 6:00, a highway shut down and homes evacuated bus of a brush fire. details of the response. >>> plus, heat spike hits the bay area. look how high the temperature will reach tomorrow. >>> fans go wild as a world cup champion is named. we take you to a watch party for the celebration. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening. the brush fire in the north bay this afternoon forced authorities to shut down highway 12 near fairfield, and also evacuated homes nearby. started just before 2:00 p.m. along highway 12 near beck avenue. it quickly grew to 15 acres in the dry grass. firefighters called for help from calfire's strike team. the highway is now back open and evacuation order has been lifted. no structures were damaged. >>> no surprise that a fire sparked today. the grass was dry because of high temperatures and little humidity. abc7 news meteorolo

. >> suzanne walsh is an estate lawyer from west hartford, connecticut. >> i have received panicked calls from family members who don't know passwords, don't know the nature of the online accounts, thesimply know mom paid bills online and telemay not even be sure about the bank. >> reporter: wall says the main problem is one of access. in many cases we have made it virtually illegal for anyone else to use our online accounts. it starts with those terms of service agreement the fine print of the online world. once the i agree button is pressed, it is as good as a contract. >> many of them prohibit the sharing of passwords and prohibit third party access. so right now, they tend to bar anybody but the account holder accessing the account. >> that means even if the account holder is dead. nternet service providers say they are llowing the letter of the law, as spelled out in the 1986 stored communications act, which prohibits anyone from accessing private information online without permission. >> the problem with fiduciary access now is, it may be a violation of federal privacy law or a comp

the home is on the corner of hartford and 19th street in the city's castro. the homeowner reportedly did not see a weapon and no one was hurt. >>> today, the san francisco board of supervisors will vote on a controversial law that could change mental health care in the city. laura's law would allow friends, family, doctors, even law enforcement officials to ask the courts to force mental lly ill people to get out-patient treatment in certain situations. they must have been have been violent to themselves or towards others. that law actually passed statewide back in 2002, but counties have been slow to opt in. so far, only a few have. >>> supervisors will also honor airport employees who helped rescue children from the wreckage of the asiaa airlines crash at sfo last year. sunday marked one year since that plane clipped a seawall just short of the runway, broke into pieces, and caught fire. within two minutes of the crash landing, several airport employees were on scene, helping people from that wreckage. three teenage passengers were killed and another 187 we

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by about noon, hartford should be done.vidence to boston, you'll have to wait until about 6:00 p.m. and our friends up in maine, it will rain all day. and it poured in maine yesterday. we have some video of some of the rain and some of the damage from the storms up there, and we had a lot of flash flooding in maine. we also had some tree and wind damage with some of the thunderstorms, some of the strong, strong, gusty winds. now, as far as the tree -- look at that tree. that's a big -- is that an oak? looks like a big, huge oak. yeah, that's one car that didn't make it there. so, yeah, there was some of that. that was york village, maine. as far as the chilly, cool stuff goes, remember that polar invasion or polar plunge, whatever you want to call it? it's still cool out there this morning. and the good thing about this is the low humidity. it feels comfortable. even as far south today as atlanta. that's a beautiful 84 with lower humidity than you're used to this time of year. even the same with dallas, too. so, there's som

for the next hour, then that will be dropped, but we could stet torrential rain this afternoon, hartford, providence, wooster areas, boston, cape cod and portland. by 7:00 a.m., it begins to exit areas around new york city. by noon, the heaviest rains are located in the red there, from rhode island up into boston. then by about 6:00 p.m., the heaviest rain pushes off the coast. the cool air, as betty mentioned, is through the great lakes, but the humidity is very low, and that's what makes it so enjoyable. that's what -- it's not that it's cold and chilly, like it's frost or freeze, but it's just very comfortable. >> it's been like the tropics here lately with all that humidity. so, i'm glad to see it gone. thank you, bill. >>> former enemies team up for profit. heavy fines for water wasters. and can you guess how much gisele bundchen earns per day? also, what to do when that beacon of light is needed elsewhere. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. from 2000 to 2011, on average 17 manufacturers a day shut down in america. there's no reason we can't manufacture in the united states. her

we have a flood watch in effect for philadelphia, new york, hartford, much of massachusetts. the next two days up to 2 to 4 inches of rain. already been pretty rainy in this region and won't take a lot to get flash flooding out of it. there is your forecast today with the storms primary in the afternoon into the evening. the other thing that is happening across the country well advertised polar invasion from the north. temperatures will get very cool this week in the great lakes and ohio valley. areas like detroit and chicago. this is like springtime stuff for you. temperatures in the 70s and especially at night. turn the ac off, open the windows. it should be enjoyably cool for you. in the wintertime when you get a polar invasion, it's bad but in the summertime, there can be some great benefits. >>> leave you a shot of new york city. dry now but you'll get drenched with thunderstorms later on today. you're watching "morning joe." ♪ i hate when i have to get to sleep ♪ i love you it's nothing much but it's enough to keep you ♪ his room at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you

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hartford road will be closed, utility work there, stick with creek road as the alternate in that case. >> gesture of goodwill had one california neighborhood creeped out. someone left porcelain dolls on 8 homes the homeowners say the dolls bear resembleance to their daughters. the person goes to church with the families. >>> in tech bytes, is apple about to launch it's on mobile wallet. online reports claim the tech giant is working on the new feature which would allow user to pay for items in store with the iphones. >>> a live action mini series focusing on agent jason lock. all five episodes of halo nightfall will be available on xbox live.pisodes of halo >>> american airline is getting attention for its pancake printers. one is located in each of the airline board room locations. >>> if you're looking for the most expensive tv on your block, samsung may be your answer. it is taking preorders for the tv that retails for $120,000. >>> the family that plays together wins together. we'll tell you how much money this family will split. >> reporter: we have nice weather heading out to th

call the hartford at the number on you screen to request your free quote.e'll even send you this free calculator. call: now. why wait? >>> and here's where we stand with markets, 35 minutes to go on the session, and we're seeing red arrows for at least the two major indexes, the dow and the s&p 500. now, just a little while ago, we heard from the group of seven leaders that they're warning russia of more sanctions. recall they rearranged earlier this year to exclude russia, and this comes a day after the u.s. and european union announced new sanctions on russia. so, some geopolitical pressure certainly getting attention here this afternoon. >>> all right, let's go to bertha coombs following the big movers today. >> a lot of earnings movers in particular. start with twitter, soaring after posting better-than-expected quarterly profits, up 2 cents a share, that on strong user growth. despite all the haters, twitter today up nearly 22%. hum humana falling after second-quarter profit declined 18% as it saw a surge in benefit costs offsetting a bigger than expec

call the hartford at the number on you screen to request your free quote.r. call: now. why wait? >>> welcome back. some say they're famous for being famous, but that's not why they're making millions of dollars a year. the kardashian sisters are making the case that they are fast becoming financially savvy businesswomen, and now kim, kourtney and khloe are expanding their multiplatform brand into a girls' clothing line in a collection called kardashian kids. our own courtney reagan is in new york's union square at babies "r" us with the famous trio here in a cnbc exclusive. courtney? >> reporter: that's right, kelly. i am joined by all three kardashian sisters. it's quite a treat today. we're sitting in the babies "r" us section of kardashian kids, one of your new lines and some of the new items. we've got some new mom, the new mom, kim, right here, and of course, we've got an expectant mother sitting here with us as well. so, kourtney and kim what makes the kardashian kids collection so special? >> you know, i think we were really wanting to bring fashion

and every summer, long weekends, christmas, new year's eve, we would spend it in hartford, connecticut with american culture. and we brought it back home and continued watching all the time american television. >> that's amazing. so let me get this straight. you're a french canadian living the american dream in nashville, tennessee. >> i mean, yeah. you just put that in my head, you know, the american dream. here i am. >> you said you learned a lot of the english watching american television. what were some of the shows that you watched and you thought, okay, i get that. because this may prove that you're really a warped guy depending on what you watch. tell me it wasn't honey boo boo. >> no, it wasn't honey boo book. i watched "full house" "family matters." all the shows with american families, great values. i want to give you something back. you gave me a lot. >> your music has given all of us something wonderful. americans, there are a lot of people feeling bad about things. this song, by the way i hope people will download it and make it even a bigger hit because i love it. it's a

kron four's jackie sissel is at the morning amid 19 in hartford, the ford thousand block of 19th street at about 130 someone starker antar mel slot on the door and opened the door gaining entrance to the apartment while people were in sight. dundas where they spotted the suspect, he had a suitcase in his hand and he ran out the door. the victims inside the home when not injured in any way. there is no indication that they found a suspect. the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez last october has been cleared of wrongdoing. sonoma county deputy eric gelhaus will not face criminal he shot lopez 7 times when the teen was seen with a toy gun. witnesses say gelhaus yelled at lopez to drop the gun, and he did not. the d-a showed a picture of the replica gun lopez was holding, compared to a real ak-47. she says while the shooting was a tragedy, the evidence does not justify criminal charges. the d-a will now refer her and supporters of andy lopez are protesting after learning that gelhaus will not face charges. they are directing their anger towards d-a jill ravitch. abo

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there is a tornado warning extended into hartford county to the northeast of baltimore.at can be a real deal. that's been noticed on doppler for a good 25 minutes. the heavy duty action pushing off, a solid line from north of annapolis along the western shore of the bay, into the bay east of gibson island. and then off the top, you might be able to make out the top part of the box, that's a tornado warning to the northeast of baltimore. there are still showers and storms scattered all over the place. but we'll get a break in the metro area. but the big story is going to be tomorrow. it may in fact be a repeat process as a cold front comes in, more widespread showers and thunderstorms. >> as the storms moved through the district they left an incredible if not frightening sight. look as cameras appear -- captured lightning hitting the library of congress building. there are no reports of any injuries or damage from that bolt. >> what a shot there. >> at this hour the power is out with the nearly 10,000 households across the area. the majority of those outages, about 5600 o

over towards hartford. look at the impact. tropical storm warnings up there around cape cod. and you see coastal flood advisories still down toward atlantic city and heading up towards maine. as it accelerates away from the coast, it's still a category one hurricane but weakens as it continues to move away from the coast. it will take it out toward the north atlantic and to longer be an issue for the east coast at least in the next 24 hours or some of the bay area, the biggest concern is the fog. here's a view, actually just out from at&t park. it's a view we can kind of see the building tops nearby and the flags blowing about quite a bit. and yes, the fog is starting to come in. you can see the clear skies to the south around san jose. hour by hour tonight you can see the low clouds briefly spilling toward oakland. we could have mist at the coast tomorrow. but inland areas seeing a lot of sunshine, and the temperatures are going to start to climb up rather quickly. today we saw highs as high as the mid to upper 70s. here's yo

as we go into the fourth it will start out rainy in the morning from philly to new york and hartfordnd clear west-to-east and i think by noon the new york city area done by the rainfall and connecticut the middle of the afternoon. boston is the last one and cape cod to clear out. looks like a rainy fourth of july for those areas but they have already postponed the fireworks in those areas because of the storm. >> i hope the people in north carolina are prepared themselves. >>> a lot of news to get to. katty, this story just keeps developing and getting worse by the moment. >> yeah. let's turn to the middle east where there does appear to be no end in sight to the latest round of violence there. israeli says it's hit more than a dozen hamas targets overnight in garza and raided villages in the west bank after a rocket fired into southern israel. it knocked out power throughout the town. tension is rising after ileds saying hamas murdered and killed three teenagers and a palestinian boy was also found dead and led to scary moments for an nbc news crew caught up between the crossfire be

in boston and hartford, there are still downpours. d.c.o philly and all the way in between, the cooler air is on the way. as far as rain goes this morning, we got drenched over the last hour from boston south to cape cod. boston, you're okay for now. you will have rain about mid morning. if you're driving out of the mass pike, you'll get rain going out of the springfield area. as far as the flooding goes, the flood watch has been dropped for new york. still from hartford to providence to boston, portland, maine, you still have a shot of seeing tropical downpours and flooding on the roads. as far as the timing goes on this, by the time we get to noon today, hartford you're about done. 2:00, 3:00, you're about done. boston by about 6:00. forecast, lower humidity. beautiful afternoon for d.c. to philly. the rest of the country the big push of dry cool air from canada has made it to dallas and atlanta. enjoy a nice day with low humidity from the midwest to the great lakes all the way to the deep south. appreciate it because you know the summer

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this week david davis and his wife lily of west hear hartford, connecticut had a surprise,. >> i wasbing her back of my left hand and baby shot out, i couldn't grab it fast enough and that's when it fell into the water real quick and i took it out. >> that's right, the newborn fell into the toilet. while baby liv made a real splash she's doing just fine. we've heard stories of babies being born everywhere from cars to even sled after a snow storm. out of hospital births have jumped from .7 biforts t births. they usually occur on purpose at home or nonhospital birthing centers. the pacific northwest is a hotbed of out of hospital births with 3% happening at home. the darker blues show the highest levels, the green states have the lowest. a return to the past with a growing number of mid wives. in the 1920s nearly all of babies were born out of the hospitals. by 1969, out of hospital births had fallen to just 1%. the cdc says the recent increase in those births could have an impact on hospitals, clinician training and health care costs. coming up how run being for only five minutes a d

earlier this morning we were in medford, new jersey, and in a neighborhoods off of hartford road andaunton boulevard. we found one tree toppled across the drive way and power lines that were lying low on the roadways. one tree slammed into the roof of a home. it happened around 1:30 this morning. the homeowner told me that he had water coming into his house. he made the decision to pack up his family including their pets and find another place to stay overnight. tonight township crews were cruising through the neighborhood assessing damage looking for problem spots especially those live wires down and i'm sure that cleanup will continue throughout the day. mike and kerry. >> my goodness. all right, it's almost 7:05. >> and meanwhile dozens of people forced from their center city apartment building overnight because of flooding concerns from yesterday's storms. happened about 2 o'clock this morning at the midtown apartments on walnut street. officials say the roof began to leak and that set off an alarm. residents were forced outside for a couple of hours finally allowed back in this

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