. >> business is still good in the isolated city. a popular item in the souvenir shop is a schnapps with mistletoe. marina is working here to put herself through college in italy. she is studying german. for her, eu accession can't come fast enough. >> at the start of every academic year, i have to assemble lots of documents and have them translated, which is very expensive. when we are in the eu, none of that will be necessary. >> croatia, including backcountry, stands at the threshold of big changes. people will have to accustom themselves to new structures and implement laws thought up in faraway brussels. but the small city has always face the future with pragmatism. according to legend, giants build homes from the stones left over from other towns done below in the valley -- down below in the valley. >> not everywhere in croatia is as picturesque and peaceful. croatia is the first new eu members stated that experienced violent conflict not so long ago. croatians achieve their independence against the yugoslav army a and the serb

. >> business is still good in the isolated city. a popular item in the souvenir shop is a schnapps with mistletoe. marina is working here to put herself through college in italy. she is studying german. for her, eu accession can't come fast enough. >> at the start of every academic year, i have to assemble lots of documents and have them translated, which is very expensive. when we are in the eu, none of that will be necessary. >> croatia, including backcountry, stands at the threshold of big changes. people will have to accustom themselves to new structures and implement laws thought up in faraway brussels. but the small city has always face the future with pragmatism. according to legend, giants build homes from the stones left over from other towns done below in the valley -- down below in the valley. >> not everywhere in croatia is as picturesque and peaceful. croatia is the first new eu members stated that experienced violent conflict not so long ago. croatians achieve their independence against the yugoslav army a and the serb

and other general obligations given the city's worsening conditions it is in no position to pay all of this back was even more concerning as detroit is not an isolated incidents city of all across the country are facing similar challenges the wall street journal pointed out oakland which has the highest crime rate in california recently laid off more than one hundred police the fun retirement benefits and pension obligation vaughn's murderers and robberies shot up in the city borrowed an additional two hundred ten million dollars we also have chicago which was downgraded by moody's last week this city is having to make tough decisions between funding pensions and their schools they're making balloon payments just to keep retirement funds from going under and laying off teachers to meet payroll. then we shed a lot called philadelphia effectively bankrupt is the fifth largest city in the us they have about nine billion dollars in outstanding debt and their pension system is only forty five percent funded in addition cities all across the country are facing sharp population decline the top ten are detroit chicago philadelphia st louis missouri clevelan

is this a problem for the democratic brand nationally or a sort of isolated incident in new york cityt's more of an isolated incident in new york city. i have to say we are talking about these new poll numbers showing that weiner numbers have fallen and he doesn't have the lead any more. we haven't actually learned anything fundamentally new about weiner because this news scandal came out. this inappropriate behavior, online behavior with this young woman. the same reason he had to resign from congress in the first place. i think in the minds of most voters it goes scandal, resignation and run for mayor. >> nancy pelosi said get your therapy in private. real quickly. around the table. steve? >> i talked with chris matthews who has a new book coming out, tip and the gip. >> going to be great. >> political pro has launched a new educational vertical and check it out. >> these guys aren't shameless enough. i plug my own work. an hour my column in bloomberg is going up and about obama care and the new -- >> i'll plug my alma mater boston college. john oliver. for updates on the political

isolated. that might be a one hundred and 20 thousand people in the city. it's also important to that we as a city make sure we reach out to individuals regardless of their language and to relieve the problems of barriers of the language assess it's important we take advantage of the reports about by the immigration affairs. there are 3 goals we wish to accomplish. one it's come to our attention the tier two departments really maybe fitting the definition of tier one which is the front line offices that should be providing more direct reports to the city in immigrant affairs. there's a large volume of immigrants and limited people that visit those two tier departments. and in a moment we'll hear from them how they provided transportation and interpretation services to our limited english speaking population and it's a priority that this tier one departments meet the standards set years ago by the access ordinance. many of the tier one departments include our first responder departments and our law enforcement agency and other agencies that provided social s

police departments or frets and there's - they would not have any access to our cities services so i think that by being isolated they don't have the same rights as others >> i'd like to walk you through our requirements. as i know our ordinance is set up to have a tier departments we have tier one and that's specifically in the ordinance and theirs 26 and they're the most public safety. two of the other departments are - both tier one and two have to knee with the full stent of the law >> how many. >> 26. >> and how many tier 2. >> everyone else. >> what's the balance. >> i would say we have about 82 tier departments. >> okay. thank you thank you. >> and here's the key finding. those findings have been consistent throughout the year so a lot of them have been the same. in terms of the overall compliance we find that departments are making a good faith effort. i'd like to point out that our report really focuses on tier one data because it is they're the only departments that are mandated to provide a report and tier two are not required to do that so it's difficult for us to ascertain the data on the services t

this is where we could be seeing isolated tornadoes damaging winds in big cities like chicago, kansasminneapolis. >> great information this morning. thanks maria. >> thank you. now it is time to entertain this. he was once dubbed baseball's hottest housewife. police arrested the wife of chris vincent after she burst into his apartment and threat continued him with a gun and metal bet ton. anna was wearing a bulletproof vest at the time and demanded money. chris told her he would get the cash but he left and called the cops. mariah carey landing in the hospital after falling during the latest music video. she fell while dancing in high heels. she dislocated her shoulder and had to get the shoulder reset. she is recovering at home. we hope she will be okay. >> they are moms to hollywood's most famous stars and they are live on fox and friends today. the matriarch of the cardian plan chris jenner will be live. justin bieber's mom will be live at 8:20. >> it is 39 after the top of the hour. you may remember actor jim kerry's attack on gun owners. an apology ahead of his movie. is it a coi

when we try to isolate ourselves and only have the strengths of one city or another, then i think we miss out on the tapestry and diversity and excellence that we have to offer here. what we have is amazing that's why so many people want to be here. >> how long have you been in talks about this proposal and when did everything sort of come together [inaudible]? >> so, we met for dinner in december. that's when the conversation first started. it got a lot more serious as they kept winning games on their way to the super bowl. and the deal has come together really over that period of time. pretty intense period of time, as jed said. a lot of people have worked night and day around the clock, weekends to land this thing. and to make it so we could announce it on this day. >> are there any plans to change [speaker not understood] for game day [speaker not understood] the 49ers partnership? >> we'll definitely activate around the 49ers here and everywhere. in fact, we were talking today about how do we do cool thing like this around the building. but i can tell you, jed mentioned it, we a

seeing that in minnesota, north and south dakota damaging winds large hail and isolated tornado. 92 for the high rapid city. yesterday you were expecting highs in to the triple digits. 102 in dallas. san antonio a hot day for you as well. 102 degrees. triple digits in san antonio. san antonio low 90s. >> your favorite viral videos of the week. first up most infamous past in recent history. >> you are a machine. you are a machine. how do you stop this? >> that's not all. >> all right. oh my god. >> he is crying. our own pbrian kilmeade taking out trick shot titus. he is a viral sensation. he was sinking bucket after bucket so brian hit him in the face with the ball. luckily he was okay. >> funny man adam sandler getting mauled by a cheetah with his family. says he was trying to give the brisky feline some water. >> then some smart impalas figure out the safest way to avoid a pack of cheetahs this to jump into a ture rist car. fortunately all of the impalas and drivers were okay. >> e-mail us at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> you can vote in our poll at foxandfriendsfirst.com. it is 10 minutes after the pou

nasty one rolling east of cambridge right now towards salisbury, maybe ocean city could get hit with that. could see isolated shower developing until the sunsets back in areas where i'm now starting to see a little bit more clearing in here from frederick, just west of washington, d.c., just north of fredericksburg, we could see a little isolated shower or thunder shower pop until the sunsets just after 8:00. 81 degrees your temperature at 8:00 p.m. upper 70s late. not going to drop much more after that. but stale little bit of heat for tomorrow and what looks like not one but two very stormy days which i'll have the details on who gets what in just a couple of minutes. >>> a terrifying afternoon for this 8-year-old girl. a car hit her as she crossed connecticut avenue here at woodbine street in chevy chase. she went to the hospital as a precaution. the girl was walking with two other children. the car did stop at the scene after the accident. police tell us no charges have been filed and they are still investigating. >>> we now know seven people died on virginia highways over the fourth of july weekend. thr

i would find isolated places on all four sides of a city, places with no houses within a given distanceations i would have at least three escape routes. >> once his preparations were made, he would look for his victim. >> shopping centers is a major hunting ground for me. laundromats. college campuses, places generally where they have parking lots. >> i felt there was tremendous value in doing this interview. even though he wouldn't be identified, he gave us a complete breakdown of how he was able to perpetrate these crimes. for me, it was a true cautionary tale. >> and i would spend hours just walking around shopping centers, waiting to select a victim. >> women who were alone in a store, who were completely alone, so he could follow them and he knew they would go back to their car and they would have no one there to help them. >> once i picked out a victim, i would follow the victim until they returned to their cars and i would pull a weapon, in my case, a knife. and i would force them to get into their cars. >> what i took away from that information was to try to be constantly vigila

it's not just isolated to memphis or kansas city.ou something as it relates to the fourth of july. it's like the week before super bowl everybody runs out and buys a brand-new tv screen. you sit back and it runs the same. now fourth of july we're going to buy a smoker and cook and impress people. >> for the first time it's going to be big and a hot mess and they're going to be wind up burning their stuff because they don't know their piece of equipment. >> for my grilling tips i go to jeff tracy. >> that's known as my husband. he's a chef. what's the best meal you've ever had or best barbecue you've ever had. >> outside of your own. >> in north carolina maybe 19 -- no. my dad, jack mixon. when i was probably 14 years old, he cooked whole hams and ribs. that's probably -- it was cooked carolina style, shoving coals. >> i love that you remember that all those years later. >> i are ebb the first time my dad let me -- he taught me to barbecue. the first time he ever let me grill or barbecue was when i was about ten years old and he let m

our work is preventive in nature and we work on isolation of members and we're a great alternative to people that will put demand on city services and we respectfully request that you continue the funding that you gave to us this past year so we can add new members, grow our volunteer base and respond to the needs in this changing demographic landscape. also i brought about 150 postcards with me to share with you too. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is laura poppy. i'm a resident of san francisco and officer at the new conservatory center which i am proud to represent and advocate on behalf of today. it's bay's area for lgbt art institution. we offer programs and since 1986 has used theater to address many of the current issues of today. for the past three decades youth aware brought anti-bullying education and messages of non violence to thousands of students across san francisco public schools, community centers and social service facilities. through youth aware we are building a safer and equitable community for us all. we're are supporting supervisor campos and the mayor's antilgbt bullying efforts and to demo

city at 92 degrees. by tomorrow more isolated thunderstorms and dry you out by independence day. to you. >> thank you very much. now to the trial of george zimmerman where jurors heard from him for the first time. nbc's kerry sanders is at the courthouse in sanford, florida. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. george zimmerman did not take the stand but his own words and video and audio and written statements were presented to the jury in this second-degree murder case. the jury now heard from the accused, george zimmerman in the neighborhood where he shot and killed trayvon martin. >> you know the name of the person that died? >> trayvon? >> trayvon. >> reporter: and in several interviews at the police department. the questioning began the evening of the shooting and lasted over a four-day period. sometimes without a camera. >> he jumped out from the bushes and he said what the [ bleep ] is your problem homie. >> reporter: these statements recorded the night of trayvon martin's death. >> i said, help me, help me, he's killing me. and he puts his hand on my no

isolated thunderstorm chance tomorrow. but by friday, forget about the rain and heat! 15 degrees cooler. santa clara, 91, redwood city 89. pleasanton, 90 tomorrow. 4th of july in oakland, beautiful, 80 degrees. 107 for cloverdale. watch out for a morning thunderstorm to the north. weekend back to normal. mid-80s inland. we were out f of whack the last couple days. a full list of independence >> thanks, paul. >>> we have you covered for the 4th of july celebrations tomorrow. for a full list of independence day activity, we've got the parades, concerts, fireworks, go to kpix.com/fireworks. >>> a car gets swallowed into the pavement. where a driver ended up 20 feet below street level. ,,,,,, sleep train's 4th of july sale doesn't just end sunday, it's going out with a bang! through sunday, save on sleep train's most popular mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot... they're explosive! sleep train's 4th of july sale ends sunday. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ herself a the bottom of a 2

here in egypt they have a significant support base i was in the city late last night speaking to those people they said to me they felt isolated and attacked the military had surrounded their encampment they feel that they would be cleared talkative particularly as the officials were being targeted to what you're seeing is a country divided and particularly as we've already seen during the lead up to these demonstrations mass movements of violence push the country this happened again last night we had clashes between supporters and opponents of the. next president so really we have to see you know how this situation develops. and was part of former u.s. diplomat john graham who believes that a group speech is up in there and deep divisions within society you could see the second revolution cause the nation to crumble. question now is whether it works he's supporters even though the army seems to have cast their hand. will start a civil war that would be in many ways going up against the army so. fewer hours a few more days to be clear but right now it's total chaos and there's more players as well you see all the mubarak suppo

isolated storm wednesday, even hotter i think, thursday and friday will be the hottest days. nighttime lows barely below 80 in the city. highs then falling into the much more comfortable upper 80s. happy monday beverly farmer. >>> so far so good. clear on 95. outer loop heading into silver spring. that is moving freely. no problems heading into bethesda. no problems there. if you are making the drive i- 95, mentioned the road work that was southbound you make it into springfield approaching the 14th street bridge. this look at traffic getting through manassas moving at speed to make your way in toward fair oaks and vienna. back to you. >>> police officers trust their partners with their lives, even if their partner is a dog. >> this is all a game for four- year-old rambo. corporal scott allen, this is the kind of training that could save both of their lives. >> he is my partner. he is with me more than my family. >> last sunday scott and rambo were called in after this man, barricaded himself inside a home. a nine hour standoff with police he jumped out a window and took off. >> i gave rambo the bite command and he ra

here in egypt they have a significant support base i was in the city late last night speaking to those people they said to me they felt isolated and attacked the minute she had surrounded their encampment they feel they would be likely to talk to the because the officials were being targeted so what you're seeing is a country divided and particularly as we've already seen during the lead up to these demonstrations mass movements of violence for the country this weekend again last night we had clashes between supporters and opponents of the. president's resistant to the military trying to get involved to calm the situation down with a number of deaths across the country so it's still tense the country is still divided although we had moments of celebration we also have this difficult situation where there are still supports the president and they're not going home and they're very angry so really we have to see you know how the situation develops indeed but as you were saying it's a very fluid and fluid situation where you are there in the egyptian capital cairo any or so for any reaction from any world leaders or from outside

isolated thunderstorms. boston hit a record high of 99 degrees friday. in new york city, this is the longest heat wave we've seen since 2002 and saturday in philadelphia was the seventh day of 90 degrees or higher. we are going to see much more comfortable temperatures, especially up across new england. boston should hit 81 today. 82 tomorrow. still in the mid to upper 80s in philadelphia and new york city. each day will get progressively better. we are going to see those 80s hang on through much of this upcoming week. we're done with the 90s for a while and we're done with the oppressive humidity. it is still very warm when you step outside this morning. it is summertime, after all. chris? >> dylan, thank you. >>> investigators are trying to figure out how a woman was thrown from a roller coaster at six flags in texas, an accident that ended up being fatal. with the latest on the investigation, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. 51-year-old rosie esparza of texas. it was her first visit to six flags and she was having a good time. a thrill ride that turned

city, a high of 83. in terms of rain, we still could see isolated showers across the center of the country.ay you're seeing the threat for severe storms again across parts of oklahoma, parts of kansas and even extreme northern parts of the texas panhandle. a lot of heavy rain is expected out here. that area shaded in purple is about 8 to 12 inches of rain just today into tomorrow. so flooding a huge concern out here across the center of the country, that includes kansas and tropics. pacific, we're talking tropical storm flossie. i know the name is a little strange, but this is a storm system that will produce a lot of heavy rain out here across hawaii and strong winds up to 50 miles an hour, those are sustained, so you could see higher gusts than that. so something to keep an eye on in hawaii. people out here vacationing of course not the best of weather, but try to make the best of it and it will last about one to two days. >> her name is so cute, but not cu cute if you live in that area. >> just glad it's not a major hurricane. >>> it's not easy getting inthis early in the morning. like y

isolated thunderstorms. we are going to accumulate quite a bit. 104 in concord. 97 degrees in san jose. take a look at your cityw degrees and that is where we are headed. tomorrow we start to level out. by thursday, 4th of july staying hot. we don't know whether or not the bart strike will continue. if you did have plans on heading into the city on mass transit it is time to rethink the plans or have an alternate ready to go. friday and saturday feeling the upper 80s. they really look good. this heat has been excessive. we are going on day five of triple digit heat inland. back to you. >> thank you very much. in the south bay stepping up to help people handle this. the extreme heat having a major impact on the area in the south. ten centers will be open in san jose through wednesday through 8:00 a.m. until 10 p.m. they include the evergreen community centers out there. we will have a complete list for you and let you know where the cooling centers will be open for san jose on our website at nbcbayarea.com. >>> new this morning police in oakland on the hunt for two men who shot and killed two employees inside a

from omaha, kansas city, minneapolis, you're actually involved. damaging winds, even an isolated rain is focused in las vegas, palm springs is likely to get showers out of this. phoenix, in line for rain again >>> good morning. i'm meek meek. morning, low clouds giving way to high clouds and temperatures below average from 57 at the coast to about 90 inland. a chance of a thunderstorm, a slight chance the next 48 hours, then summer- >> all that weather brought to you by soda stream. i am two seconds from getting in that water right there. josh elliott, right back to you. >> i want to too. i hear that weather is good for 72 hours so that's real strong. it is time now as we are joined by the kelley country creamery literally. it's all about fun, you america and all about ice cream because it's national ice cream month and today we are going to the great state of wisconsin which is somewhere here. take a look. >> all: welcome to kelley country creamery. >> reporter: at kelley country fremarry outside fond lack, wisconsin, serving ice cream is a family affair. >> there you go. >> rep

city, 90. phoenix, 107. southern california looks like there will be mild 72 in l.a. palm springs, 103. isolated thunderstorms, yosemite all the way up towards reno. monterey will be overcast. numbers around the bay area will range from 84 in antioch. to 62. overcast conditions, mist and drizzle with san francisco, 76 for santa rosa and san jose, 75 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast. one more cool day. that will be monday with inland temperatures really in the 70s. high pressure build in wednesday, thursday and friday and back to summertime heat with low 90s inland and 60s at the coast. >> grin and bear it for the cooldown. shu how it is looking for sports. >> ready for football? 49ers would like to return to the superbowl as who will replace the injured michael >>> 49ers put on the pads for the first time in training camp. always an exciting day. big question mark this season, who will replace michael crabtree as kaepernick's to guy. he was a big part of the victory and veteran impressed. >> first time antoin lit it up. it's a combination of things. i don't think you can get it down to o

city, 90. phoenix, 107. southern california looks like there will be mild 72 in l.a. palm springs, 103. isolated thunderstorms, yosemite all the way up towards reno. monterey will be overcast. numbers around the bay area will range from 84 in antioch. to 62. overcast conditions, mist and drizzle with san francisco, 76 for santa rosa and san jose, 75 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast. one more cool day. that will be monday with inland temperatures really in the 70s. high pressure build in wednesday, thursday and friday and back to summertime heat with low 90s inland and 60s at the coast. >> grin and bear it for the cooldown. shu how it is looking for sports. >> ready for football? 49ers would like to return to the superbowl as who will replace the injured michael >>> 49ers put on the pads for the first time in training camp. always an exciting day. big question mark this season, who will replace michael crabtree as kaepernick's to guy. he was a big part of the victory and veteran impressed. >> first time antoin lit it up. it's a combination of things. i don't think you can get it down to o

city's airport for two weeks the latest now from. might it be the end for edward snowden's two weeks of isolation here at the transit zone at moscow's sheremetyevo airport nobody's actually seen him for those two weeks but there seems to be a glimmer of hope for the whistleblower with three countries now having offered him asylum the latest bolivia that followed tennis weyler earlier president nicolas maduro said that they would offer the whistleblower asylum if you could get them but also you carol i have decided to offer humanitarian the silence of the young american edward snowden in the homeland of simon bolivar and to go to churches and snowden who come and live here away from looking the solution of american imperialism we've also had heard from evo morales the president of bolivia who issued a similarly strong statement after his plane was forced to touch down in austria amid reported fears of e.u. states that snowden was on board and that they reportedly stopped him and made his plane land because of that he gave a tongue lashing at the time and he has lashed out again now he they think they can humiliate in some jewess by b

isolated shower is possible but all in all, most areas are going to stay dry if not everybody. 77 degrees right now in ellicott city. arbutus at 80. and 80 wow. it's not 7 yet so you can see where the temperatures are going. 79 right now in davidsonville and working or way throughout the day, yes, we will start to see the temperatures climb. let's go out in ellicott city where you can see some of the cloud that we saw at the inner harbor. but we are starting to see more sunshine trying to work et cetera way in here. more blue skies and that's the sunshine that's going to get through and prevail for the day and it's going to sear us we are going to be sizzling as we go through the next several days. so with that, the national weather service has issued a heat advisory and this goes in effect at lunchtime today and lingers through 7:00 and we can see it for southern baltimore county and the city. traveling off to the north and east, the pink color yes is an excessive heat warning that's in effect for that area. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now. and for the most part we should stay that way throughout t

cities are considered this thing by that's never here nor there. if belmount and the chamber wants to make a consideration to the friends of family planning would it isolate them >> i don't know the answer to that but the friends is a blind trust so we don't know. >> that's to the people who testified through wasn't enough money out there and they want to see a more robust thing at this point. >> in support bike boston would be the worst example and the historic downtown is the most intact has let go of any formula controller retails and this takes away from boston base if you're looking for something original it's horde hard to find. >> i also want to thank the staff. jenny's research found that very few cities have formula retails control. norwalk new york is one of the few and that's recently been done first year most cities, in fact, don't have those kind of controls. p if i

city and a few sprinkles on the beach. we will have a dry start this morning. you cannot rule out an isolatederstorm in the afternoon. high temperature mid 90's. over 100index will be just about everywhere. the same thing tomorrow. the high with a heat index over 100. scattered showers and thunderstorms on friday and saturday. some relief is in sight. >> you gave me the perfect segue. due --g of being is carrying family on with their official duties. appears, thebaby entire country will be ready for a real celebration. >> the crowd is growing outside the london hospital where princess kate plans to give birth. royal watchers weight. the royal family is going about this is as usual. the queen is pressing ahead with plans to leave town on official business. hours charles is already outside of london. the new grandbaby is top of mind. walking the streets of london it is business as usual. once princess kate is birth nearly 5 million people will head to area pops to celebrate, pumping about $93 million into the economy with alcohol sales alone. the celebration will go to the english villages. tha

city. and in southern california right up to about santa barbara there is that threat of the isolated showers as this monsoonal flow continues to move toward the north. fresno 98 and yosemite 95 degrees. highs for the bay area60s near the coast and low 90s inland and the next few days, the best chance of seeing meab a shower or two from some of the monsoonal moisture is tuesday morning. and then after that get ready for sunshine on thursday and friday and then back up to the 90s. mike nicco will be here on the abc morning news with an update. >> thank you, leigh. >>> shu is off and quan is in. a major surprise you said jie. british open -- not as big as kate having her baby. >> i know, going into labor. >> this may be the second biggest story in britain. coming up in sports, phil mickelson playses the round of his life to capture his first british open. and this cologne smells like a winner. >>> the giants wasted another strong start by madison bumgarner. he allowed one run over seven inningses, but it was not good enough to get a win. these fanses were going to have a good time no matter wha

city we're talking about. there's blacks all over this country who are not living in harlem. bill's isolatedx and harlem. >> greg, you were trying to get in there. >> is it stereotyping to point out suicide rates of white males twice that of black males, it is a fact. is that a stereotype? what's racist is assuming a community can't handle the same moral standards as the rest of us, and that the biggest threat in my mind to blacks are not gangs but white liberals who dupe everybody into excusing deadly behavior. those are statistics. the same statistics about suicide among white males, the same statistics about whether i will legitimacy is higher. it is a number. a number can't be racist. a fact can't be racist. >> i thought geraldo did a disservice to the african-american community, some agreed with what o'reilly had to say, thought he made a great point. dana, i want to ask you about the tone and messaging of this. your area of expertise. another person i talked to said they thought he was a little too angry in tone and the message could have had a caveat with it, which is what we talked a

city. and in southern california right up to about santa barbara there is that threat of the isolated showers as this monsoonal flow continues to move toward the north. fresno 98 and yosemite 95 degrees. highs for the bay area60s near the coast and low 90s inland and the next few days, the best chance of seeing meab a shower or two from some of the monsoonal moisture is tuesday morning. and then after that get ready for sunshine on thursday and friday and then back up to the 90s. mike nicco will be here on the abc morning news with an update. >> thank you, leigh. >>> shu is off and quan is in. a major surprise you said jie. british open -- not as big as kate having her baby. >> i know, going into labor. >> this may be the second biggest story in britain. coming up in sports, phil mickelson playses the round of his life to capture his first british open. and this cologne smells like a winner. >>> the giants wasted another strong start by madison bumgarner. he allowed one run over seven inningses, but it was not good enough to get a win. these fanses were going to have a good time no matter wha

isolated case? that questions haunting muni bond holders today. fearing a spillover. detroit just maybe, a wakeup wap call that gets other citiess to put their financial houses in order. steve forbes media chairman and editor in chief. how widespread is this? will' it cascade to other cities and states? >> there will be others. counties will get in trouble, there will be more of them. a wake-up call after they see the huge orders. david: even politicians recognize something has to be done have trouble tackling it. the mayor is trying, but he can't, too much of a captive interest. >> until something actually happens. it is all conceptual. other cities will say do we want to become a detroit? we have to avoid that, here are some steps to take. david: on the way to do it is to take it out of the hands of the politicians. knocking heads together whether you like it or not, almost imperial power to get something done. speaker this is a free enterprise zone with low tax rates, real estate rates, residential rates, so you track people who want to start new businesses and show if you have a low tax regime, while wrigley for a regime yo

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