this photo was taken at the vineyard on howell mountain and you can see the smoke behind the vineyard. >> we have continuing coverage on air and online and breaking news coverage continues on twitter@abcnews unglue. >> happy today round -- happening today, round two of a closuring in the san francisco area. here is what to expect. nick? >> we are standing here because caltran has turned on one of the signs. we want you to have an idea of what to expect for the commute.

. >> i'm charles howell. as day breaks in gaza with a truce just hours away, huge explosions rock the region. the question the world is asking today, will this cease fire hold? >> also, turmoil on the tarmac. why did armed police storm of this jet in toronto? >> and as more remains from the malaysia flight 17 return to the netherlands, one family shares their devastating story. >> and thank you for joining us. it is 7:00 a.m. in israel and gaza and we are just one hour away from what could be the longest pause in fighting since this latest conflict began. israel and hamas have agreed to stop fighting for 12 hours today, but israel warns if hamas militants break the truce, it it will respond. the gaza health ministry says 883 people have been killed, close to 6,000 wounded. 40 israelis have been killed, most of them soldiers. cnn's john balls joins us now with the very latest. i'm sure with the sun up there, john, people are likely on pins and needles to what the next hours will bring. >> yeah, absolutely, nat

thanks for watching i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell.s after the break with jim clancy. this is cnn. >>> every day, people fall. from a simple misstep, to tripping over a rug, to just losing their balance. and not being able to get up from a fall can have serious, lifetime consequences. being prepared is important. philips lifeline with autoalert is more than just a medical alert button. it's an advanced fall detection system designed to get you help quickly. if you fall and you're unable to push your button, the fall detection technology within autoalert can trigger the button to automatically place a call for help. our us-based staff will make sure you get the help you need right away. this is philips lifeline. we received a fall-detected signal. do you need help? call now about philips lifeline with autoalert, the only button with philips' advanced fall detection technology. we'll send you this free information kit about the importance of getting help quickly, should you happen to fall. when i fell, i couldn't press the button. i blac

george howell, you may need earplugs in a couple of hours. now let's go to san francisco, california, and join dan simon. here's what i learned today. a lot of folks know that the match is 90 minutes and you have the mysterious injury time. if the game is tied, they go into a 30-minute overtime. injury time, if they are still tied, because we love to play out all of these scenarios, you have five players from each team going one-on-one with the goalie trying to get past him, trying to convert it into a point, into the net. that with the most goals, wins. if they are still tied, sudden death wins. i don't know if they get the rules. i get the rules. we are all getting the rules on this world cup fever. >> reporter: well, thank you for that clarification, brooke. helpful to me. this is in downtown san francisco and there is a very broad international workforce. this is where people have been coming to cheer on their home country. as you can see at the moment, a lot of people are in their blue and white jerseys. they are cheering on team argenti

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. thank you for being with us. we begin in gaza where hamas and the israeli military have agreed to stop fighting for the next 12 hours. >> but right up until the last minute and you see these live pictures both sides whether trading fire. hamas firing rockets into israel and israel launching more air strikes on gaza. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is pushing for a week long truce to begin on sunday. >> the gaza health ministry says 883 people have been killed, close to 6,000 wounded. 40 israelis have been killed most of them soldiers. >>> john vauss is in jerusalem for us. he joins us now with the latest and again, john, they're hoping for 12 hours of peace but that smoke over gaza and these live pictures could be some sort of ominous look at what may be ahead. >> well, look, both sides have said they will honor this cease fire, the israelis though making note if hamas does violate the deal, then they will hit back hard. but right now, the clock's ticking. hope for the best tha

george howell, cnn, chicago. >> i want to bring in cnn senior political analyst and advisor david.his and interest what george howell said, the united states never admitted to this. sounds like what we're seeing from russia. >> it does. i think it's important to point out the united states has generally had a record as a super power but we've made mistakes and this is one of them. there are some striking similarities between this and what will appear to happen to ukraine and that is of a commercial jet flies into a war zone area is mistaken as a fighter and is shot down by a missile and everybody dies. there was 290 on each plane and a lot of children on each plane but the mistake the united states made, with the accidental firing, that's not a mistake. that happens in war zones. the mistake was in lying about it afterwards, telling the world we had nothing to do with it, basically wasn't us and we falsified the record and never as you have pointed out, never took full responsibility. having said all that, erin, i think there is one distinction that needs to be made. >> yeah. >> th

i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell.

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the big milt accelerates, and creepiest, howell 9oy middle east -- how emnin howell nino ce people's ideas on global warmi warming. like they are cheering on this destruction, they can't call themselves objective journalists can they? they do. listen to that interview from cnn to a times public editor. >> the loudet criticism we hear about new york time its has a liberal bias. does it? >> it is san urban paper, a new york city paper, that is a reasonable criticism. >> that is a yes? >> a modified, yes with a lot of nuance in it. john: please, not much nuance. listen to fired editor of times said in response to that question. she won't come on this show but she allowed actress marlow thomas to ask her about conservatives calling the times excessively liberal. >> i think that the news pages are not yell idealogical. opinion. john: give me a break, news page is too. for a year bill crystal was an op-ed columnnist for the times did you open their minds? >> i don't think so. john: you had a one year run, what was your experience they don't overtly try to sell a . of view, they just think

along with george howell. it is 9:00 in israel and gaza where a ceasefire has been in effect for the past hour. >> israel and hamas treated rocket fire and air strikes until the last minute with large and powerful explosions in gaza. this truce is scheduled to last until 8:00 p.m. local time, 11 more hours. >> we have live pictures for you now from gaza where you can see some barely visible homes. relatively quiet since the ceasefire began and not so right up until the very minute it began. of course this pause in the fighting is meant to bring medical supplies into gaza and many wounded to be evacuated. israel said if hamas breaks the truce it will respond. quite fragile. >> john vaus is in jerusalem. from your vantage point, we see smoke still billowing. what do you understand? >> reporter: joe, so far, so good. we are an hour in and it is relatively quiet there in gaza. certainly in gaza city. cars are back out on the streets and shops are expected to reopen. medical teams are expected to go to the areas th

students at howell elementary school say their teach is her so good at dunking, they want labron james to come to their school and face mr. muller head-on. they've created video, using the hashtag beat that labron. and come to howell to try to get the nba's attention, wants the kids to meet labron so they can see someone who grew up in tough circumstances grew up, used his circumstances to rise to the top. >> i just think it would be a neat experience, even if i look silly on camera, if they got the chance to meet labron. would just be an amazing experience, that they'll be able to take with them where ever they go. >> that's pretty good. look at that ali oop. >> no word from labron. he'll be here in our studio later on good day philadelphia. we have to see his vertical when he gets here. >> i can't wait. >> get the signature move there. >> that's great. >> awesome. >> 45:00; time for weather on the one's with caitlin, good morning. >> good morning, kerrey, everyone, we made it to thursday, two more days to the weekend officially here. weekend itself not looking so great weather wise,

>> student at the howell elementary school in north philly say their teacher, happens miller, so good at dunking, they would would like labron james to come to their school and face mr. miller head on. they are using hashtag beat that labron and come to howell to try to get the nba star ace attention, miller said woe like the kids to teach him, so they can see somebody who grew up in tough circumstances used his talents to rise to the top. >> just to meet somebody that's grown up in a situation, similar to a lot of kids that come to our schools. but i want them to see that hard work is going to get you somewhere that you want. might be nba, but it might be graduate college. >> so more to it than just the dunk contest. so far no word from labron, but mr. muller will be here in our studio on good day philadelphia. >> can't wait to meet him. >>> help us help local kids in need. get them ready for school this next school year, come down to our studio next friday, week from tomorrow, august 8th, to help us stuff the bus. we partner with the united way, to help stuff 22,000 back packs with

>> george howell and dan simon are out there for us live surrounded by fans. george howell to you live in soldier field. are fans pumped? are they ready to see us beat belgium? >> reporter: guys, brooke baldwin asked, are you pumped, are you ready to beat belgium? >> yeah! >> reporter: look, it's just a big watch party out here. we have some 20,000 people -- if we can show you this live shot, if you can't be in el salvador, the headquarters for soccer. a sea of red, white, and blue. there are dedicated, loyal fans. did anyone skip for? nobody will admit it. what do you think? you were going to stay something? >> i'm just glad that jose is back on the lineup. i hope he can put a goal in. >> belgium, tough team. what do you think? >> let's win. >> reporter: and you wanted to do something real quick, right? >> take a selfie. >> reporter: all right. but a lot of excitement here and i think people are anxious to see this matchup. >> i love the setting and i love the excitement among the fans. you have team usa and, yes, we're playing this team belgium and we happen

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using hashtag beat that labron, come to howell to try and get the nba star's attention. says he wants the kids to meet labron so they can see how someone who grew up in tough circumstances used his talents to rise to the top. so far, no word from labron james. mr. muller for his part will be here in our studios later this morning on good day philadelphia. look forward to meeting hip. those people thought they were just making routine trip to the bank. but this is not your every day atm. the surprise they got with their transaction. >> and jennifer joyce? south jersey where one neighborhood is on high alert. but it is not criminals they're worried about. no no, rabies, they tell us they're concern after hearing that several people have been exposed to rain he. we'll have the full story >> right off the top at 6:30, man behind bars after neighbor says a little girl ran to her home covered in blood. what happened to her mother. >>> and this looks like a quiet shore community. but people living here are worried about a python on the loose. what one neighbor saw it doing that

george howell live for us from chicago. >> great city otherwise. >> it is. you are right.why this is just such a sad, sad set of statistics. i will stay with the crime theme. if you let me head off it, yes, it's on the theme, but, no, it's not what a lot of people want to hear. stop and frisk. those policies are pretty controversial. if you add in allegations of racial profiling, you find yourself with a lawsuit on your hands. i'm going to take you to one particular city in florida that is being sued for that reason. before you weigh in with a personal feeling about it, wait until you hear the statistics. what we found out about police officers allegedly being told to stop all black men and what those officials are saying about those claims. [ heart beating, monitor beeping ] woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferr

george howell live in chicago. meteorologist jennifer gray is in the cnn weather center.e a jacket on in july. >> carol, you know, i had to change jackets because we had some rain come through. and got my scarf handy because temperatures are supposed to drop some 10 to 20 degrees. here in chicago, we only get like three months of really warm weather. we don't have summer days to spare. so, look, that's impressive to talk about that. cooler air is on the way throughout the midwest. and then we look at what happened just over the weekend, in burbank, illinois, the story was flooding. we saw floodwaters overtake neighborhoods, flood basements, and even overwhelm that city's sewage system. then in florida, just the other day, at disney world, the monorail was knocked out of power, people were stranded, 30 feet in the air, simply because of power outages because of strong storms that moved through that area. witnesses say they saw lightning bolts, but officials there telling us no lightning bolt directly caused that power outage there. it caused the monorail to lose power. als

he was a very smart and very courageous soldier. >> charlie: the two howells are brothers? >> yes. >> charlie: richard and william. >> richard was the admiral and william was the general, and they were very highly placed, very influential figures in london society, they were aristocratics, as all officers were, and any picture we have of bumbling aristocratic fools in high command during our revolution is simply not so. there are in misconceptions. >> charlie: what about the misconceptions of george iii? >> george iii is seen as the crazy king who lost the colonies. >> charlie: and he is, in fact? >> a very courageous man, i find him a sympathetic character, he was a great collector of books, a wonderful painter, he was a musician, he was a devoted father and husband. he was intelligent. samuel johnson thought he was charming company and samuel johnson did not judge people lightly. but he saw as his duty to crush this rebellion. his mother said, george, be king. and when your mother tells you, you are king. he was still fairly young. and the madness of king which we know ab

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. >> but as fox's howell eisner many are chosing to have their yard painted green to save money. >> farorner we start. >> reporter: think of it like dying your hair as kerry mccoy dying or painting grass is a big drought helper. once color is sprayed on water for your lawn can be turned off. she says lots of people are starting to discover this very different technique. >> as soon as the water sanctions hit and as soon as people find their water bills rising and rising, they are looking for ways to cut back on their expenses, and that is when they start calling. we're going to try to match this color with the parts that are in good shape and we do that by adding dye and then diluting it with water. >> reporter: it all works, kathy says that the experiment will be worthwhile. take a look at her yard. it has brown spots. the the sunnies beating down on the yard is having an impact here. she worries about the impact of the drought. >> i think it is real. i think it is real. i think we need to pay attention. >> reporter: she's trying to save money but also water. >> we may be heading toward

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george howell is live in chicago. george, it just seems like the violence here will not let up. >> brianna, it's a difficult problem, no doubt. the police, the people in these communities, they are trying to get their hands around to deal with. you mentioned the 19-year-old who was killed and then at least eight other people who were shot monday night. that's the problem that police have been dealing with along the backdrop of this very, very violent fourth of july weekend. when you go into the neighborhoods, you talk to people, you get a sense that people are frustrated. they want something more to be done. neighbors question whether police are doing enough. then you talk to police, and they say look, we are putting more officers in the different communities where they think that they will be effective and these things still continue to happen, especially when the temperatures warm up here in chicago, it is a frustrating situation that police, that officials, community members, are trying to deal with. mayor rahm ema

are urged roosevelt to say that help is on the way thousands of miles across the ocean that said howellas already sunk fact, already knew the president was to be brought out of the philippines. >> i do tells the story is the book that is still very controversial that macarthur did allow case on to be the buyer of the united states submarine but only after he had given and a personal check at half a million dollars. and last week in washington i went through the of records of the secretary of interior it just to confirm. one of the most egregious moments of american history with over one headed thousand united states and filipino soldiers fighting and with that entire period macarthur only once crossed the street with his soldiers but every single day he would put out a news report how wonderfully they we're doing under his leadership? so i am skeptical as to what they really thought he could put pressure in that way. also adding a little color i to think it is an episode that shows that he knows from the secretary of interior that the bank in new york does not know that he knows that he

. >> and i'm george howell. >>> it is 111:00 in israel. >> israel announced it's resuming operations after several rockets were fired from the palestinian area. hamas says any truce must involve the withdrawal of israeli trips from gaza. our reporter is live and joins us with the very latest that's happening on the ground, carl? >> reporter: george, i think we really do have to spell out what cease-fire was offered and what cease-fire was rejected by the warring sides here, just so we're clear. because obviously the political and diplomatic game will be why this situation broke apart and why in the last few moments we've seen a resumption of heavy shelling and artillery fire. israel made the offer of a four-hour extension to the saturday cease-fire and followed that up saying it unilaterally would extend the cease-fire 24 hours. however, israel did reserve the right to continue to devoi militant tunnels upside of gaza and also to go after militant rocket launchers inside of gaza. israeli troops would also remain on the gaza strip. and overnight a hamas representative came out and sai

i'm just going to prepare for her burial. >> that was our george howell reporting in chicago. george, thanks so much. let's continue this and bring in the homicide watch chicago editor for "the chicago sun times." so michael, the short way of saying this you know this better than most. you watch this closer than most. with that in mind, george really laid out a little bit of what happened this weekend, but in a broader sense what happened this weekend? >> for a little perspective, we had 77 people shot in a matter of 70 hours at one point. 13 of those people have now died. for some comparison that's about the same as last fourth of july weekend which was a four-day weekend, and it's double what we see on an average weekend here. i mean, it's not uncommon for three, four, five people to be killed and 30 or 40 other people to be wounded in a weekend, but this was just exceptionally high. >> and the police superintendent, he said a lot of things. we heard him say it's groundhog day in george howell's piece right there, but he also said this. he said we had a plan. the plan includ

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help those who can't bear to live anymore or a slippery slope to make human life disposable margaret howell in brussels. we profit very large very attractive and now we recognize the source of oil for the world into the future the world's cheapest and best petroleum deposits have been mined out we have to use more energy to get those industries. in each of these square. kilometers where. the whole area is slated to play. the water that's our wildlife service fisheries. this is the end game when it takes tons of sand to make one barrel. you know here at the bottom of the mine and that's where. we chill ourselves. and. if you leave with the economic ups and downs in the final month to month the deal and the rest of the case it will be every week company. to. join us. as we pull the international teams vying for receive glory ultimately one holds how much we delve into the mysterious cost of a cult classic underscoring the point pulls away from the heart clearing the roads for the. technology each year on r.g.p. we've done the future. good lumbered sure. was to build a. mission to teach me. th

. >> and i'm george howell. hamas has rejected a 24-hour ceasefire extension with israel. the group says the withdrawal of israeli soldiers from gaza is mandatory for any deal. israel accepted the extension late saturday and its military appears to be holding fire. n and in libya, the united states evacuated its embassy from tripoli on saturday. the urgent removal of 150 personnel comes amid intense violence in the region. >> the last set of coffins containing the remains of flight 17 victims has arrived to the netherlands. forensic experts say they've made the first positive identification of a person who was on board that doomed flight. they aren't releasing a name yet, but they say the deceased was a dutch national. >>> turning back now to the situation in gaza where what appears to be a unilateral ceasefire is still in place. >> after a 12-hour humanitarian truce that expired on saturday, the israeli security cabinet agreed to a 24-hour extension proposed by the united nations. that was supposed to go into effect more than nine hours ago. hamas, however, rejected that

margaret howell in brussels. well good to see you. join us. as we follow the international teams vying for receive glory ultimately. one holds homage we delve into the mysterious cost of a cult classic under smoky pools away from the hot clearing the roads for the. technology. we've done the future. we profit very large very attractive and now very globally recognized source of oil for the world into the world's cheapest and best petroleum deposits have been mined out we have to use more energy to get this energy industry grow like cancer. it's ten kilometers where. whole area is slated to be. water that's our wildlife. fisheries. stop this is the end game when it takes. to make. the bottles and. chill ourselves. waters do you have a problem a because. food you have in the. profit drowned zones in the judicial inquiry further more restrictions. really knows what's. i. want to know your cultural moment in washington d.c. immunology face i think you're right you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. our headlines an e

legalize euthanasia fatah mentally ill children has started face opposition across europe moderate howell reports first the netherlands and belgium two countries where the killing of children can now be justified in law in belgium doctor assisted suicide is now available to anyone of any age theoretically sick children as young as one or two years old can be helped to die if it's decided their suffering is too much to take although. even for many parents who've seen their loved ones waste away in pain the mere idea is just too much to contemplate children don't know what to do to native it's it's an invention of adults parents if they are parents i think they should do all they can. to. do the good deed moment of this bruno lost his fourteen year old daughter or dray to leukemia and she said she wanted to hold on to all the time she could she. cried it's when she was with because it was so important to the. kurds. this law won't make choosing euthanasia easy all parents and doctors must be in agreement that there is no weather option most importantly the child must be conscious and able t

this george george howell you i was probably fifteen was city san diego fifteen yet long time yeah did you know the things weren't right would boy girl get. drugs didn't work no no it was funny what happened to george no no actually like george do you have a guilty pleasure i do i love popcorn but it's not really a guilty pleasure but i just eat it all the time what are you afraid of i'm afraid of people not getting on the same boat with the way i think. which are to success combat zones you. larry that's a long list that can even go into the. pub favorite summers top time carole king birch america rack you see her show in new york and i have not seen this beautiful it's called beautiful. burt bacharach. i love this girl bat for lashes see. and do other person i don't know john in bed what's on your bucket list i don't have one if you weren't a musician what would you be i'd be great at anything i did you stand there on a desert island what three things do you have with you you probably need anything now i would say ira i would say sarah say i can't take sarah without the whole family.

makina howell is with the main street alliance.he's been the leader in getting the seattle minimum wage bill pass zed. great to see you guys. >> great to be back on, j.j., thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to step back a moment from the franchise, is it a big business or small business and talk about raising the minimum wage. makini, you worked hard to get this bill passed. why is it so important? >> i always believed in raising the minimum wage. we need a living wage. $9 an hour is not a living wage, neither is $7 or $2, the federal tip wage. none of us here sitting here debating this would accept that. it boosts the economy. with the raise of the wage in seattle, putting $3 billion more into low wage workers pockets. that goes to the sneaker shop down the street or my restaurant. that goes directly to small business owners bottom line. >> stephen, the franchise issue aside, what do your constituents think about the minimum wage raise zing. >> first and foremost, it's important to remember the minimum wage was never intended to b

saturday night at 8:00, visit the classroom of joel howell as he talks about human radiation experiments, and sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern a preview of jeffrey angle's manuscript on george h.w. bush and the peaceful end to the cold bar. >>> the world war ii d-day invision took place on june 6th, 1944, when 160,000 allied troops attacked german forces along a 50-mile stretch of french coastline. next, our discussion on d-day with craig symonds on the 70th anniversary of d-day in june, including his responses to your calls, tweets, and facebook posts. >> now joining us live from new york city is craig symonds. he's the author of the new book "neptune: the a

howel used to calculate much food east person in gaza was allowed. this was published.ow, the siege is taking another turn. we can get whatever medicines we want. they put a ban on the unity government, on the movement of finances to the gazan bank and they crushed the economy so revenues are up. they say you can have whatever medicines you want. the siege is continuous. it has taken many forms. manifestation of this lives were in turn errable,ll -- were int they have not seen -- until the siege is listed. >> if there is a cease-fire, you have more than 2600 homes that .ave been destroyed thousands more that have been damaged. what happens if there is a cease-fire? in 2008, about 5000 houses were destroyed. unbuilt for remain about two years. some construction materials started coming into the tunnels. after the tunnels, we started working. some construction materials to get into gaza. for two years, people were at whatever shelter they could provide. not tragedy, if it is listed, it will be defeated again for god knows how long. ndo fi e tunnels used a temporary soluti

even looking to run for governor in florida and kansas to discuss this i was joined earlier by carla howell political director of the national libertarian party i first asked her if it's possible for sean hot to make a strong impact in north carolina as upcoming elections he's polling double digits as are a number of our libertarian candidates around the country the word libertarian in the libertarian party is what most americans want today they want less government lower taxes they're sick of war they're sick of the failed war on drugs they want marriage equality this is what the libertarian party has been delivering for forty three years well it seems to have a very strong voice right now obviously a lot of voters are very disturbed disillusioned with that to the two party options on the table for them but some experts believe that if it if a third party candidate. is getting a lot of support in the preliminary polling running up to election day it doesn't always indicate that voters are going to hold true to that when it comes to whatever you know lever they poll or whatever they fill ou

and are looking to run for governor in florida and kansas joining me now to discuss this is carl howell political director of the national libertarian party thank you very much for joining me my pleasure now this sean guy what a candidate he's just draw as you write in there's a lot of people saying that he is going to happen effect on his state's. campaign are that the state's election day which is going on right now not that he might get a seat but he's going to maybe affect the election pretty powerfully what do you think certainly possible very possible now i mean he's polling double digits as are a number of our libertarian candidates around the country the word libertarian in the libertarian party is what most americans want today they want less government lower taxes they're sick of war they're sick of the failed war on drugs they want marriage equality this is what the libertarian party has been delivering for forty three years well it seems to have a very strong voice right now obviously a lot of voters are very disparate disillusioned with the to the two party options on the t