david: do a long shot on lee hawkins's pants. take a long shot what lee hawkins is wearing.l that? look at that, man oh, man. >> there you go guys. david: wearing that when you interviewed him. >> i didn't but wore something similar. i got to be me, baby. david: lee hawkins, "wall street journal" celebrity business reporter. love you being you. >> love being on the show. david: tropical storm iselle hitting main island of hawaii and bringing strong wind and some would say hurricane hue low is not -- rule hoe is not far behind. dierdre: could be a transformer-like robot. we'll show you cool pictures and tell you all about it when we come back. ♪ shingles affected me tremendously as a pilot. the pain in my scalp area and down the back of my neck was intense. it would have been virtually impossible in that confined space to move to change radio frequencies. i mean it hurt. i couldn't even get up and drive let alone teach somebody and be responsible in an airplane. as a pilot that meant i was grounded. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produ

adam: lee hawkins, thank you very much. don't call it new age music.set. >> he doesn't like that because he created the music and didn't have a name for it but a corporate meeting was held and they sided to do that. dierdre: we'll say yanni. adam: bingo. dierdre: thank you, lee. just like we say lee, lee hawkins. >> call me the hawk. dierdre: gotcha. there we go, lee hawkins joining us there from the "wall street journal." >>> it was a summer of box office bombs for the most part. hollywood movie studios were hurt, receipts depressed. we'll tell you what is keeping americans out of the movie theaters and why "guardians of the galaxy" was an exception. adam: will institutional investors save the housing market? jeff flock is in a suburb of chicago with more. jeff? >> it is a suburb where a full 20% of all of the homes purchased here have been purchased by one wall street firm. do you want to know which that is? you will have to wait through the commercial. back in just a moment. ♪ when your favorite food starts a fight fight back fast with tums. relief

live in hollywood, kick hawkins, 6 abc. >> thank you kirk for that report. abc news will have a special 20/20 program honoring the life of robin williams, it's called remembering robin williams, hosted by david muir. and 6abc.com has extensive coverage of the death of robin williams as well, a slideshow spanning the comedian's career and we gather reaction from other celebrities. >>> back here in delaware county, a volunteer firefighter is accused of setting fire to homes that he was suppose to help save. the firefighter appeared in court on arson charges. "action news" reporter, walter perez, joins us from forcroft with the details. >> this is john corcoran, this is him leaving the judge's office after his hearing today. he is a volunteer firefighter with the goodwill fire department and today he stands accused of setting three fires in the past several months and responding with his fire department to put them out and the worst alligation is that he enlisted a minor to help him. what makes this particularly sad is when corcoran was a little boy he would ha

jonathon hawkins unlocks the gate to the lion enclosure and the cat jumps and leaps into his arms. can even hear the cat purring. no kidding. the two embraced for 30 seconds. hawkins a teacher who lives in south korea says he has always had a special touch with large animals. >>> tropical storm marie is churning up some big waves on the west coast. surfers are taking advantage of the huge swells in newport beach. some waves were as big as 30 feet. that's the biggest since 19mint 7. the storm brought bigger waves north. surfers in santa cruz enjoyed the waves, but will they be there tomorrow? sandhya patel has a look at the forecast. really unusual. >> those are pretty big waves. no doubt about it in southern california. tomorrow they will see the surf continue, but slowly subsiding. shear a look at live doppler 7hd and watching tropical storm marie. look how far away it is. this is an estimate. 737 miles away, but it still continues to kick up the swell. we have a marine weather statement for our coast. current wave heights are 5 to 9 feet and southerly swell 6 to 8 feet. so unusua

kirk hawkins reporting from los angeles.get more reaction to robin williams' death and look at some dramatic roles in his career later this half-hour. we will also have an hour-long tribute to williams, a special edition of "20/20," that's tonight at 10:00 eastern. >> the other major story we are following this morning the growing unrest near st. louis. after the shooting of an unarmed teenager by police. police in. ferguson used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up a crowd last night. michael brown's mother is devastated by her son's death but she says she is hoping for peace in the city. >> listen, my first born son. anybody that knew me -- [ indiscernible ] i just wish i could have been there to help him. >> details of the shooting still are not clear. the fbi has launched its own review of the incident. >> some new details this morning in the investigation of the racetrack tragedy involving tony stewart, an awe temperature see found 20-year-old driver kevin ward jr. died of blunt force trauma after being struck by the

abc's dirk hawkins joins us live in st. louis more on the services. >> reporter: a leash, right now funeral services are still very much underway. it is standing room only. there are people crowding not only outside the church but inside the church as well where we are waiting to hear eulogy and a special statement from the family. hundreds of people waited in line for up to three hours to remember the life of michael brown. >> pay my respects to mike brown. i will go to his funeral. >> reporter: the the streets were calm and filled with mourners after days of violence that began when officer darren wilson shot the the 18 year-old on august 9th. >> hands up don't shoot. >> reporter: at a rally, brown's father called for protesters to take a break. >> can you please, please take a day of silence, so we can lay our son to rest. please, that is all i ask. >> reporter: in last night's mtv video music awards a moment of silence led by actor and rapper common. >> i want us all to take a moment of silence for mike brown. >> report

kirk hawkins, abc news, los angeles.na, decvin, back to you. >> thank you so much, kirk. >> interesting, i am not interest basketball. i tell you i will be watching them closely now. oh, hello. >> you used to play for team "world news now." >> with those by sep biceps. i could do anything. >> look at those hand. know how to grep a ball. >> why do you look surprising. >> you look good in purple, i will tell you that much. >> tried to let that slide by. you do realize there is a thing here with me and devin. like to make him blush. >> we succeed. >> you succeed every morning in doing that. even on the court. >> well, when we come back, the surprising pick to host a long running late night show. >> the oscar winner showing off her own version of a jolly good tweshg i twerking. >> can you twerk? >> no. >> i will not >> skinny ♪ >> time now for the skinny. appears the british invasion on cbs's late, late show. >> after announcing his departure 4 months ago. cbs finding a replacement for craig ferguson. the company yet to rele

jonathon hawkins unlocks the gate to the lion enclosure and the cat jumps and leaps into his arms. you can even hear the cat purring. no kidding. the two embraced for 30 seconds. hawkins a teacher who lives in alwaysorea says had a special touch with large animals. >>> tropical storm marie is churning up some big waves on the west coast. surfers are taking advantage of the huge swells in newport beach. some waves were as big as 30 feet. that's the biggest since 19mint 7. the storm brought bigger waves north. surfers in santa cruz enjoyed the waves, but will they be there tomorrow? sandhya patel has a look at the forecast. really unusual. >> those are pretty big waves. no doubt about it in southern california. tomorrow they will see the surf continue, but slowly subsiding. shear a look at live doppler 7hd and watching tropical storm ie. look how far away it is. this is an estimate. 737 miles away, but it still continues to kick up the swell. we have a marine weather statement for our coast. current wave heights are 5 to 9 feet and southerly swell 6 to 8 feet. so unusually stronger t

jonathon hawkins unlocks the gate to the lion enclosure and the cat jumps and leaps into his arms.you can even hear the cat purring. no kidding. the two embraced for 30 seconds. hawkins a teacher who lives in south korea says he has always had a special touch with large animals. >>> tropical storm marie is churning up some big waves on the west coast. surfers are taking advantage of the huge swells in newport beach. some waves were as big as 30 feet. that's the biggest since 19mint 7. the storm brought bigger waves north. surfers in santa cruz enjoyed the waves, but will they be there tomorrow? sandhya patel has a look at the forecast. really unusual. >> those are pretty big waves. no doubt about it in southern california. tomorrow they will see the surf continue, but slowly subsiding. shear a look at live doppler 7hd and watching tropical storm marie. look how far away it is. this is an estimate. 737 miles away, but it still continues to kick up the swell. we have a marine weather statement for our coast. current wave heights are 5 to 9 feet and southerly swell 6 to 8 feet. so unu

kirk hawkins, abc news, los angeles.o you. >> you know, her -- when she was at colorado state her coach would come to her for advice and rarely was it the other way around. >> incredible. she's going to have a big impact on the team and hats off to them for hiring her and will do a great job this season. that's what's making news in america this morning. stay tuned for "good morning america." >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen tops and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> here's what's happening on this wednesday, august 6th. >> here's what's happening on woman in pennypack park may somehow be link d to a seral rapist. a live report is straight ahead. >> new this morning a double shooting in fairmount leaves two people injured. one of the victims is a 16-year-old boy. >> the investigation into what happened to sergeant bowe bergdahl will gather steam today. his lawyer says the former technological ban prisoner is finally ready to answer questions. >>>

looks at what happens and says, this is one of the most egregious cases i have ever seen. >> judge hawkins the district court. masse's perjury wasn't harmless. >> the make or break witness. if you have reason not to believe him, then you have some lack of confidence in the jury verdict. >> the testimony of a thoroughly discredited percher, that's what they said. we would say he is a [ bleep ] liar. >> cleveland also should have disclosed his deal with masse. >> gary masse should have been confronted with the fact that he really did have a deal with the prosecution. in a fair proceeding, a jury should hear it all. >> together, hawkins wrote, "these errors were devastating to confidence in the process." still, prosecutor cleland fought the ruling all the way to the supreme court without success. six months later, gloria was freed. in a rare step, the state bar eventually admonished cleland for hiding evidence. >> the state of california finally stood up and said, this is not right. >> the d.a.'s office chose not to retry gloria but cleland insisted that he had not a scintilla of doubt about

kirk hawkins, abc news, los angeles. reena, devin, back to you. >> kirk, thank you. forecast. new rain on the way from northern california across to the rockies could trigger more flash floods. heavy rain in the center of the country. scattered rain and thunderstorms from north carolina to maine. showers all the way to the gulf coast. >> temperatures today, high 70s along the great lakes into new england. 90s in the south and lower midwest. 80s in the upper midwest and mountains today. triple digits again in desert southwest. >>> a united airlines flight from newark to brussels was forced to land in nova scotia overnight after a fire on board. passengers tweeted photos of firefighters boarding the plane at the halifax airport. the fire which began in the galley was already out. but still smokey inside the cabin. none of the 233 people on board was hurt. >>> a normal level of excitement returned to times square. a collision between two double-decker tour buses. the area was packed with tourists as a traffic light crashed to the ground. this earth cam video shows the s

kirk hawkins, abc news, los angeles. >>> the passing of another hollywood legend, actress lauren bacall died after suffering a stroke. the sultry voiced bacall became famous with her first movie scene with humphrey bogart in "to have and have not." they married shortly afterward. we'll have more on her career and overnight reaction to her passing later in the newscast. >>> new reaction to the police shooting death of a missouri teen. civil rights leader al sharpton is among those who called for calm. violent protests have broken out for several nights following the police shooting death of michael brown who was unarmed. his grieving parents are asking authorities to tell them the name of the officer who killed their son. >> just because he's 6'4" black walking down the street doesn't mean he fits the profile. >> police say they're withholding the officer's name because of threats against his life. an autopsy confirmed michael brown died of multiple gunshot wounds. >>> another 130 u.s. troops arrived in northern iraq. but defense secretary chuck hagel is promising that they're there just

trip hawkins, thank you so much for joining us. glad to have you with us here on closing bell.are higher. you have a new record for the s&p 500. we'll tell you the best plays out in our four which four series. we'll give you for predictions. adam: classic cars are a heck of a lot more fun than stock certificate. that one you're looking at went for 26 million bucks. a much better return for a lot of investors. but you don't need millions. ceo of insurer for classic cars, telling us how much the car in your garage might actually be worth. dierdre: speaking of cars, sorry about that, i got distracted by that beautiful video. uber transforming the taxi industry. now testing a new service called uber fresh. we'll tell you all about it straight ahead. ♪ it can bring out the worst in people. but the m-class scans for danger, corrects for lane drifting, and if necessary, it will even brake all by itself. it is a luxury suv engineered to get you there and back safely. for tomorrow is another fight. the 2015 m-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz

kirk hawkins abc news, los angeles.randi, dan, back to you. >> all right, kirk, thank you for that. the extreme weather is not limited to the coast. expect heavy rain in the nation's midsection. extending all the way up to the great lakes and down to western texas. but also showers along the gulf coast and in montana. >> 80s along the eastern seaboard. in the 90s in kansas city, memphis, atlanta and dallas. chicago, detroit, you are going to be in the mid-70s. 89 in los angeles. ooh, hot 105 in phoenix. >>> now to a developing story we have been watching overnight which could affect millions of bank customers. the fbi and secret service are investigating possible cyber attacks against at least five major u.s. financial institutions. one of the hack victims is jpmorgan chase. the nation's largest bank. this morning's "the new york times" says huge amounts of data were stolen including checking and savings account information. there are reports that russian hackers are behind this attack. but that is not just certain just

i believe against donald hawkins. >> brian: it's gonna be against hawkins and it's a terrible call. the official didn't see the whole play. i saw the whole play. >> referee: holding, offense, number 74. ten-yard penalty. replay first down. >> brian: i think they called the right tackle. i think they got the call wrong and the player wrong. you have to overcome it, though. >> scott: 33 seconds to go. they've got to get into the end zone and take an extra point to try to win this game. kinne, little bit of time. there it is, another opportunity. the 40-yard line. the big problem right now is the clock and a lack of a timeout. >> brian: might as well take shot to the end zone right now. >> scott: kinne in trouble. flag on the play. the throw is picked off. we'll wait on the penalty. but al louis-jean, ball fell to the ground with two seconds to go. we got a penalty to sort out now. >> referee: the pass was ruled incomplete. illegal hands to the face, defense, number 71. five-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> scott: so the rookie called for the penalty. and that's gonna put them wi

kirk hawkins, abc news, los angeles. devin, michelle, back to you. >> thank you, kirk. indicative of the olympic sort of thread that we love to hear the stories, comeback stories she is now making. and quite an@let athlete will a her. >> happy she is home. just tweeted in the last few hours. she said missed bravo tv. she said she is going to binge-watch them in the next couple days here. good for her now that she is home. >> getting all caught up. ♪ let's go batter up we're taking the afternoon off ♪ ♪ it's a beautiful day for a ball game ♪ >> well it is indeed. a friday, a beautiful weekend ahead. great time for a ball game, especially in williamsport, pennsylvania, where every year the boys and girls of summer converge for the little league world series. this year one team is sure getting a heck of a lot of attention. >> 11 and 12-year-olds from the south side of chicago making the most of their opportunity and their biggest fans couldn't be more proud. abc's david muir has more. >> reporter: here, the big reveal. >> action! >> reporter: the little league team that co

joined by stephen hawkins, who has also worked as an attorney with the naacp legal defense fund.come to democracy now its commission point now!lcome to democracy is a human rights crisis that is escalating. we send observers down because there was a need for human rights observers. are violations of international human rights law and standards in terms of how the policing is being done. for example, we have issued on how to gases supposed to be administered. we also went down to make sure that the citizens and ferguson understood the eyes of the world -- the eyes of the world are watching. curfew?sense of the do you support it or are you troubled by a? >> we have criticized regimes around the world for imposing curfews and states of emergency in response to peaceful protest. beew looting incidents would the response of a curfew was disproportionate to what the police were facing. -- the reasonome you do not respond in that fashion is exactly what we are seeing now. it is causing an escalation of the conflict. road, we are the florissant.t about dred scott is buried there. he sued

here with some help from taylor hawkins of foo fighters, bob mould. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ and all these songse for you they tear me up it's not hard to do ♪ ♪ listen to my voice it's the only weapon i kept from the war from the war ♪ ♪ from the war from the war and i can soothe every ailment you endure ♪ ♪ and i can see into the future most assured i don't have a choice it's the only life ♪ ♪ know after the war after the war after the war after the war ♪ ♪ everything we made reduced to dust you were the one who taught me most ♪ ♪ i carry your remains your emblem and your name nothing left will ever be the same ♪ ♪en ♪ ♪ and this war we fought was violent and long weeks turned into years but we kept on keeping on ♪ ♪ the ringing in my brain is what remains is what remains is what remains ♪ [ applause ] ♪ this war has worn me down broken dreams and a hole in the ground don't give up and ♪ ♪ and don't give in [ applause ] >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight -- >> just one shot. >> the 9-year-old, the loaded uzi, and what happened next. the disaster that has stirred a raging debate about kids and

wall street journal entertainment reporter lee hawkins. thank you for being here.mains that robin williams had four projects that were still yet to be released. how do the producers of these films handle a situation? >> a very tasteful way. it they try to put together a movie that will reflect the artist's work without exploiting it. and i think there's a whole business around a lot of these celebrities. a lot of them are worth more dead than they are live. michael jackson is a good example. he made over 700 million since he passed away. jimi hendrix left with a hundred unreleased songs done. ashley: seven albums after he died. so these are prolific people. there are artists. robin williams was no exception. a person who believed that it was cathartic to use, the as a way to deal with personal trauma. ashley: did you meet him? >> i never got to meet him. i spoke about this issue all of these comedians tend to mask all of their pain with comedy. he was one of those people. ashley: philip seymour hoffman. we lost him and his movie came out on long after his death. th

shanna hawkins explains. >> shoppers in venezuela will soon be handing over not only their money at the checkouts, but also their fingerprints. the government is planning to introduce biometric security in supermarkets that can track the amount of food people can buy. >> the introduction of a biometric system during the distribution and sale of food in both public and private businesses will be like the in therint readers election system, an anti-fraud blessing. >> the aim is to combat food shortages by preventing people from buying too much of a single item. a year, venezuela has been suffering from shortages of staple ingredients like cooking oil and flour which are now 10 times cheaper to buy than in neighboring countries. some people are buying of goods and smuggling them across the border for profit, according to the government. because weragedy, will be under even more radical control them what we have experienced so far. measuresare populist designed to mislead people, to distract them from shortages caused by the government. it for public administration, not the country. >> food

going to have of abraham lincoln for years to come, but you know, there's no congressman named clay hawkins. there's a congressman from ohio, a lame duck democrat who switched his vote on the amendment. his name was wells hutchens. he was not a fool. and he wasn't bribed, as far as i can tell. there's no patronage position for him after he switched. this is a very independent minded tough democrat, kind of a hero in some respects in the wars, from ohio. he's votes to abolish slavery in the district of columbia in 1862. he supports habeas corpus. that's why he was a lame duck. he had principles and he acted on them and that's why he was leaving office, but he's not a fool who goes bird hunting with james spader or william bilbo and gets bribed to the post mastership, and certainly nng lincoln knew about, but yet that's the impression the movie leaves them. you know, like i said, it's understandable that they take artistic license and have comic relief. i can appreciate that as long as people realize what it is. it's also true that's why the tension between the radicals and the conservatives

pepperdine university's angela hawkins sat down with booktv to discuss the pros and cons of marijuana -- marijuana legalization. this interview is part of booktv's college series. >> host: the book is called "marijuana legalization" what everyone needs to know. it's published by oxford university press. one of the co-authors and editors is angela hawken who is a public policy professor at pepperdine university where we are on location. angela hawken is this book pro-or anti-legalization of marijuana? >> guest: neither. if it's written by four authors and that is what is the genius of oxford university press bringing together four different opinions and together figuring out what the evidence base is. the problem with issues surrounding marijuana is there are such strong advocacy groups on both sides of the issue and when the public reads about it they have no idea which direction they are being pulled into. >> host: where do you stand personally initiate? >> guest: i was hoping you'd wouldn't accept that now that you did in chapter 16 of the book each of the authors was required to ba

buster posey facing latroy hawkins. bruce bochy is beside himself when he gets tossed. the giants lose 3-2. a's and astros. oakland just 3-4. everything including the beard, of course, beards big in texas. josh reddick launches a big fly to right. a two-run shot. a's win 8-2. that is it sports wise. back to you guys. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. and our next newscast is today in the bay. tomorrow at 4:30 in the morning. thank you for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." ♪ tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- julia roberts andy cohen comedian, ron funches

kirk hawkins, abc news, st.uis. >> thank you. >>> an american journalist held hostage for two years in syria is on his way home. peter theo curtis was released yesterday in a deal worked out by the government of qatar. his kidnapping was never made public. he was handed over to u.n. peace keepers in gaza last night and then to the u.s. officials. >>> the parents of james foley have released a letter they say their son wrote in captivity. he was being held with 17 other hostages, he said, and passed the time by discussing movie, sports and trivia and playing games made of scraps found in their jail cell. they were fed daily and given tea and coffee. foley was killed last week by terrorists. >>> a sony executive was the target of a prank that made a flight land in phoenix. passenger john smedley got a tweet from hackers calling themselves lizard squad warning of explosives on the plane. nothing was found on board. passengers then boarded another jet to continue on to san diego. >>> we are tracking tropical storm c

a kickoff and brian hawkins was there and the smash zone, people could smashup a bunch of games and youay recognize our own meteorologist sheena parvinep i want to see if her putt goes in. they didn't show the swing. >> they didn't show it. >> maybe that's lucky. did it go in? >> there's nothing for it to go into. you basically swung and hit the ball and they told you how far you hit it or how straight it went or didn't go. i had to go barefoot because i was wearing heels. vai sikahema was barefoot. >> you said it was a fun time? >> great time. 97.5 put it on or nbc live. brian dawkins, and -- >> the whole crowd. >> soo it was great. a lot of great people out there and great day for all those outdoor things? >> but things may be changing with that? >> a bit of a change tomorrow but nothing that will really ruin your day. here's a look from cape may from the marquee delafayette hotel. here's a beach. nice conditions this afternoon and it's warm but the good news is it is dry so a lot of people are taking advantage of this weather today at the shore. we're seeing nice conditions, but tomo

live in los angeles, kirk hawkins, channel 6 "action news." rick, back to you. >> thank you for that record. world news has more on that coming up. >>> the police in west philadelphia investigating a deadly one-car crash involving a taxi cab. it slammed into a wall, unclear what caused it. a 67 year old driver dead at the scene. >>> the man accused of opening fire in a delaware county wellness center last month now out of the hospital. 49 year old richard plotts faces several charges stemming from the shooting killing teresa hunt, his case worker in darby. and psychiatrist lee silverman also founded in the shooting. plotts was injured when silverman pulled out his own weapon and shot him. >>> the four-year hunt for a major player in the underage prostitution ring ends with an arrest. catching up with john guerra last night. on the run since 2010. accused of recruiting women as young as 17 years old with offers of cash and drugs and promoting sex acts on craigslist. tleem co-defendants pled guilty four years ago and guerra has been denied bail.

. >> curt hawkins joins us in hollywood with how fans there are remembering robin williams. kirk?reporter: well, larry and cheryl, right now as you can see behind me, the memorial is growing, and so are the cloudro hundreds of fans stopping by to pay their final respects. new details have been released into the death of beloved actor and comedian robin williams. the coroner's office confirming earlier suspicions that williams committed suicide. >> that mr. williams' life ended from asphyxia due to hanging. >> reporter: the 63-year-old actor was found by his assistant in a seated position with a belt tied around his net and attached to a door. he also had cuts on his left wrist. williams was already cold to the touch. williams' life had last seen him sunday night when she went to bed. she left monday morning thinking he was asleep. his personal assistant got concerned when she couldn't reach him and then made the horrifying discovery. >> the personal assistant was able to gain access to mr. williams' bedroom and entered the bedroom to find mr. williams clothed in a seated position,

joining me now is lee hawkins, "wall street journal's" celebrity business reporter.y, writer of "boulevard," one of rob williams last films. thanks for coming in to be with us today. i was struck by something jamie mazada said. he is founder of the laugh factory where robin williams used to go to try out new material and have fun. he said he was always in character. i knew him for 35 years and i never knew him. what did you make of that quote? >> well, he, first of all, i have to say he was one of the nicest men i ever met. he was a real person. such incredible affection for everybody on the set. our particular film was a drama. i think the character he was playing in our film was a bit subdued and somber. i think he was so into what he did and such a great actor that the robin that knew was very subdued and wonderfully friendly and warm but was always, just a little bit, i didn't see that side of him but have these wonderful bursts of humor occasionally, this showed that side of him. david: that is very interesting. lee, he did do a couple of serious films that were

this was after a trip to africa, jonathan hawkins unlooked the gate and the cat ups out and leaped into his arms. wait. wait. wait. there it is! the two embrace for 30 seconds. hawk ins is a teachers who lives in south korea has always had a touch with large animals. that is a little too special. >> look at the paws. >> if you think school starts to usually you have credible company. >>> a new studies of the academy of pediatrics recommend schools start no earlier than 8:30 saying they are at higher rib of obesity and accidents and depression saying teens need up depression saying teens need up to 8 1/2 to 9 1/2 hours >>> the army of groups that are being lured by the surfers and the damage they are leaving. >>> how is the water? the buildings are fine. there is concern for students after the napa. >>> this is a look at golden gate bridge with the bay bridge on the right. planes are not taking off planes are not taking off although we don't know of any >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> thanks for joining us. >>> it will be a warm day. mike? >>> absolutely.

kirk hawkins, abc news, los angeles. >> stay with abc news as we learn more about robin williams' finalp. the new spotlight shed on suicide prevention. and the important warning signs about severe depression that's later this half-hour. >> now to missouri where civil rights leader al sharpton and the state's governor called for calm last night at a community forum near st. louis. violent protests you will recall broke out several nooiight ther. michael brown's grieving parents are now asking authorities to tell them the name of the officer who killed their son. >> just because he is a 6 foot -- >> police say they're withholding the officer's name because of threats against his life. an autopsy has confirmed that michael brown died of multiple gunshot wound. >> killer rain storms that flooded homes and trapped drivers from michigan to maryland are moving up the east coast this morning. more big cities are in the bull's eye. philadelphia, new york, boston all bracing now for a dangerous washout. abc's ginger zee has more. >> reporter: the rescues -- >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter:

this represents the hawkins shot. this gentleman is cutting grooves and the rifle -- in the rifle. he will walk back and forth 20 to get a single barrel finish. in the early 1800s, one of the main focuses of effort and firearms design was to try to develop an effective repeating rifle. sam colt is the guy who came up with the first widely adopted repeating firearm, but it was not success at first try. it was a matter of try, try again. he created a revolver with a revolving cylinder holding five rounds that could be advanced as fast as you could talk the hammer and pulled the trigger. for financial backing, demonstrating it to his father to try to get the financial backing, but it is said that the revolver blew up while he was demonstrating it, which discourage the financial backing. it is said that he went back to doing a number of things to earn his living. there is a report and view it to her county fairs dressed in a --bine, building himself billing himself as dr. cold of calcutta. eventually, he got back into the manufacturing business in paterson, new jersey and came up what

charlotte hawkins has more on that. >> a heavy police presence outside the wedding hall, but this is note elaborate he wedding -- simply and -- this is no celebrity wedding. the jewish bride converted to islam shortly before marrying her muslim husband. he said they would dance until the sun came up. than 200 protesters gathered outside, shouting "death to arabs." this far right group has harassed jewish-arab couples in the past, but they have rarely protested at the site of a sign of how tensions have risen during the war in gaza. >> this is a jewish country. they don't belong here. they don't have to be here. they have 22 countries. they can go anywhere they like. >> countering the protest, a few dozen left-wing israelis held their own demonstration to support the couple. >> this is the country of israel. yes, it is a jewish state, but it is also a democratic state. people cannot live their life according to what anybody else tells them. >> police kept protesters away from guests arriving in the evening, arresting four hoodoos -- four who defied them. israeli arabs make up some 20%

. >> this is daniel hawkins and actually ryan is here, his bar manager. they are apply other for a mechanical amusement device and on 16th street. they had several mechanical amusement device for years and now coming into compliance and you will find letters of support and mission station has no objection to this permit. >> come on up brian. >> hello. >> hi. >> so you're getting a mechanical amusement device, huh? >> yes. >> do you want to tell us about it? >> we have six machines in the back of the bar and that's about it. we have a pacman machine up front. >> okay. great. you can have a seat. >> okay. thank you. >> it's a big night for you. >> it usually is. okay. so i sent ahead the recommended approval on the mechanical amusement devices because they had them for a hundred years and i think it's a great way for the commission to have a foot in the door to enforce the good neighbor policy. with that being said it was brought to my attention that abc has done several under cover operations where they have bought narcotics from the door person at gestalt

kirk hawkins, abc news, los angeles.w, it's interesting. i am not into basketball. i tell you i will be watching them closely now. oh, hello. >> you used to play for team "world news now." >> with those biceps. i can do anything. >> you can put in three. it's unbelievable. >> look at those hands. know how to grip a ball. it's amazing. >> why do you look so surprised. >> you look good in purple, i will tell you that much. >> tried to let that slide by. i wasn't going to let that slide by. you do realize there is a thing here with me and devin. i love to make him blush. >> we succeed. >> you succeed every morning in doing that. even on the court. >> well, when we come back, the surprising pick to host a long running late night show. >> the oscar winner showing off her own version of a jolly good twerking. >> do you twerk? >> no. >> can you twerk? >> no. >> i will not twerk. >> in the "the skinny." you're twerking. >> in the "the skinny." you're twerking. >> "world news now" continues ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> time now for th