i'm jake tapper in washington, d.c.and i'm brooke baldwin in cnn center in atlanta. winds around 100 miles per hour. hurricane arthur could bring a lot of damage and impact to families obviously out and about hoping to enjoy their fourth of july holiday weekend, jake. >> that's right. of course there's much more serious concerns that that, with storm conditions in north carolina getting worse by the minute. right now more than 7,000 customers are sitting in the dark along the carolina coastline because of power outages. let's go to bill blair. he's the mayor of wrightsville beach, north carolina. sir, thanks so much for talking to us. first and foremost we hope you're staying safe and the people in your town are safe. the waves at wrightsville beach seem to be intensifying from the second from the images we're seeing. tell us what's happening right now. mayor blair, can you hear me? >> i can hear you. can you hear me? >> i can. tell us what's happening right now in wrightsville beach. tell us what you see. >> it's picke

i'm jake tapper. happy 4th of july. we'll begin with the national lead. and many living along the shores of north carolina have really no choice but to throw all the meat from the freezer onto the grill today after hurricane arthur left more than 40,000 people without power. arthur made landfall late last night as a category 2 hurricane, stronger than most expected earlier in the week with 100-mile-an-hour winds, and with a force that simply threw the ocean onto the shore, over dunes and roads and into many homes. our rene marsh blamed the storm in atlantic beach last night and she joins us now. renee? >> reporter: all right, jake. you know, where we were as the storm was rolling in, you heard it howling, you felt it pushing you. in our particular area, atlantic beach, that's where we were last night, we know that the winds, they got as fast as 80 miles per hour in that specific area. fast-forward several hours, and now it is a beautiful fourth of july here in coastal north carolina. but arthur did le

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." breaking news in the national lead, new airport security is coming all to protect a new threat, the next generation of bombs from al qaeda and affiliated groups. the world lead, kidnapped, tortured and burned. the white house makes a notable condemnation of the murder of a palestinian teenager. one that comes right after the bodies of three kidnapped israeli teens were found. was it a revenge killing and what's to stop this all from spiraling further out of control? >>> and the money lead. facebook apologizing for those secret psychological experiments that sparked outrage, but some critics are asking, hey, when is facebook not messing with your head? -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper and we'll start with breaking news and the department of homeland security about enhanced security measures for flights coming into the united states. cnn chief national secure theity correspondent jim sharer is h

i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the national lead. president obama will touchdown in the lone star state where he will step off air force one and immediately into the middle of what his administration has called a, quote, urgent humanitarian situation. tens of thousands of children from central america flooding the border. on one hand they're just kid, 52,000 of them since october, looking for a better life, perhaps escaping who knows what, on the other hand, they're breaking the law by coming here, overwhelming facilities and resources and setting a dangerous precedent and they just keep coming. the main reason the president is on this trip in the first place is fund raising and he'll do the texas two-step on calls for him to go to the border for him to size up the urgent humanitarian crisis, however, he has requested $4 billion in emergency funding to try to deal with it. the president called out house republicans after speaker john boehner said he can forget about a speedy vote on that request. >

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. ten people at least eight it's children said to be killed in an attack on a palestinian refugee camp. hamas says israel did it. israel says hamas did it. is there any hope for a lasting cease fire? israel's prime minister seems to be saying not anytime soon. >>> plus, this is how hamas smuggles weapons and stainings attacks within israel without detection. in a cnn exclusive, we'll take you into the claustrophobic confines of gaza's secret tunnels. also in world news, it's been called the world's biggest crime scene and the top suspects still control it. how can anyone ever be brought to justice for the downtowning of flight 17 if investigators is still can't even get access? >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the lead. we'll begin, of course, was is the world lead. this should be a day of celebration in gaza, the first day of the muslim holiday of eid. instead it's not only a day of fighting and mourning for both sides, it also seems to be som

jake? >> and while ben was seeing that going on, we were here from this vantage point and what we see behind us, that is to the east of gaza, the border there with israel, we heard and saw what we understand is artillery fire going out very intense ground artillery bombardment there. we also saw flashes of light coming down from the sky which we believe could have been some kind of missiles from apache attack helicopters. and at some points, as well, we saw flares going up. also at one point, we saw a very large cloud of white smoke going up. that could be indicative of some kind of smoke curtain being set up to try and disguise troop movements on the other side of the board are. we know there were thanks prepositioned on the other side of the border and now we're hearing from cnn sources in east gaza that israeli boots are on the ground there, thanks, more specifically. we understand thanks have come across, but of course, ben, what we don't know the is what the game plan is here. we have

when an eye gets smaller, jake, you see more wind.ntum into the middle like a tornado compared to a big rotating thunderstorm. obviously, the tornado was always faster and that's what we're getting when we get a smaller and smaller eye, you get faster and faster winds, jake. >> chad myers and rene, thank you so much. let's go to jeff, a storm chaser, he's currently in north carolina right now heading right into this storm. he joins me on the phone. jeff, tell us what you're seeing, tell us about the conditions where you are. >> right now, the conditions the last hour are dramatically increasing on the wind. the rain and i'm actually on the southeast side. the live shot as you can see the waves are tripled in size. there were two to four feet and up in the four to ten feet range and waves are getting quite large. on the road, i've got sand dune containers blown over the road about a foot deep. like irene, we think it will compromise on the south side and if the eye goes north which is the latest forecast, the eye wall, the backside of

i'm jake tapper.other world news, the ukrainian government is now claiming that the pro-russian separatists who control the scene where malaysian air flight 17 crashed placed land mines and set up firing positions around it and now for the fourth straight day international investigators say conditions were too dangerous to reach the crime scene which means, as we've said before, the top suspects in the downing of flight 17 still control the crime scene. investigators may not have gotten there today, but our own senior correspondent nick payton walsh did. here's what he found. >> reporter: this road isn't easy, past eerie separatist checkpoints and where it leads is harder still. beauty nothing can spoil, lies a horror still unresolved. 12 days since mh-17 was blown out of the sky. it remains here, a monument to cruelty. to how 298 souls, some shipped in parts away on a separatist train have yet to find complete rest. questions left, what or who else did they love? what did they feel in their last mome

jake owens.a 75 city tour to promote his cd which hit number one on the billboard country music charts. he's here with us. it's hard to believe you're such a hard working country star. >> i wish i could. >> when you perform, i went to one of your concerts, i was like oh, my god, he doesn't have his shoes on. that's great. >> this is the video i took. >> that's my iphone baby. you had that whole joint rocking. >> where was that. >> that was the hammerstein ball room. >> by the way, your wife -- everyone talks about how gorgeous you are but we had to take a look at laci, we met maybe five years ago when i made a video with her. i made her come back and maybe other one with me and i asked her to marry me. >> we have a daughter pearl. >> my best friend's name was growing up. she was an angel in my life. she passed away. >> talk about beautiful look at your bobble head dolls. these here too look pretty good. that does not look like you. we've come to the conclusion. >> if you turn it around it kind of

i'm jake tapper. this is the national lead. so you're telling me that july 4th is finally going to land on a friday but we're all going to be stuck inside. millions on the east coast now watching what is officially tropical storm arthur that could slam the east coast as hurricane arthur on the biggest beach day of the season. >>> the politics lead, critics say they basically gave the finger to transparent sit with no transparency, the house ethics committee deciding they can be a little less transparent about all expenses paid trips around the world. >>> and the sports lead. all of a sudden, something looks very, very wrong. serena williams walking off the court, crying at wimbledon. what will sucked all the strength from the world's best female tennis player? good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the lead." we'll begin with breaking news in the money lead. porterhouse's multiple sides, expensive champagne could be a wolf of wall street kind of day with the dow busting a reported and

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead, israel swears it is not targeting civilians but the u.s. says israel is not doing enough to miss them either. so why is the u.s. selling israel ammunition for weapons that it turns out are not very precise at all? also, amidst fears that the worst ebowl lal outbreak ever could reach u.s. shores, the centers for disease control is raising its travel alert to a level only raised three times in history. will that be enough to keep the killer virus out of the u.s. plus, a full two weeks have passed since flight 17 was shot out of the sky. now a claim as many as 80 bodies could still be lying at the rebel-controlled crash site. why is the world putting up with this? good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the lead." the world lead in three plus weeks of aggression between israel and palestinians, are gaza officials say 1,432 people have been killed there and that may be just the start. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said today t

i'm jake tapper. this is the lead. the world lead. negotiating a cease fire. secretary of state john kerry may travel to the middle east in the hopes of putting the conflict on a time-out. will hamas or the israeli government listen? >>> the national lead. he says it's more frightening than practically anything else he has seen as attorney general. what has eric holder so scared and what can be done to stop it? >>> also in national news, i'm about to die, the words of a passenger on a plane making an emergency landing on a tiny island. the panic inside the cabin caught on tape. what on earth forced this plane what on earth forced this plane down? -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the world lead and the horror show that we're seeing is unfold in the middle east specifically in gaza. in the coming days, secretary of state john kerry may travel to the middle east in the hopes of laying the groundwork for a cease-fire between israel and hamas

one line, infinite possibilities. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper.s from the middle east. a very senior israeli official tells cnn's tim lister that israel is, quote, prepared for a cease-fire, unquote, but nothing firm has been agreed upon. as you may know, earlier today, palestinian government authorities proposed a cease-fire but hamas rejected them. wolf blitzer, my colleague, now joins me live from jerusalem. wolf, what do we know about any possible new movement towards a cease-fire? >> well, jake, we have the spokesman for the prime minister benjamin netanyahu with us here in our jerusalem studio. a lot of confusion right now, mark. is there going to be a cease-fire? is there not going to be a cease-fire? what is the latest? >> unfortunaernrtunatelunfortun torpedoed the chance for a diplomatic solution. just as today, as jake said, announced a cease fire then shortly afterwards hamas announces no, they're not part of this. israel over the days of this conflict has repeatedly accepted the egyptian proposal which calls for an immediate cease-fire

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." we've been watching a live probable cause hearing out of georgia where officers have been laying out stomach-turning new allegations against the father accused of intentionally leaving his 22-month-old son to die in a hot suv earlier in june. let's continue to listen in. >> you may step down. >> i think that's all that we have at this time. >> do you wish to make any argument? >> i do, judge. >> judge, this warrant alleges cruelty in the second degree as the underlying felony for a charge of felony murder. 16570 says, cruelty in the second is when such a person with criminal negligence causes a child under the age of 18 cruel or excessive physical or mental pain. so we've got to look at what's criminal negligence. that's an act or failure to act which demonstrates a willful, wanton, or reckless disregard for the safety of others, who might reasonably be expected to be injured thereby. what does willful mean? well, willful means voluntary and intentional. we've hear

i'm jake tapper. this is the lead. the world lead, the world pleads for peace but israel says not right now. handsome former marine who fought to prevent military suicides and in public service announcements told veterans they were not alone. what drove him to take his own life? sergeant clay hunt's mother joins us today. >>> cnn's new documentary on the british invasion tonight, reflecting on how beatle mania changed america and made him a believer. >>> good afternoon, everyone. we'll begin with the worldly call it what you want, it sure looks like war. at least 81 palestinians killed in israeli air strikes, some of them women and children, according to palestinian officials. some of them soccer fans, gathered to watch the world cup, according to reports. collateral damage as israel carries out wave after wave of air strooks on targets held by the militant groups, specifically hamas, that rules over gaza, designated by the u.s. as a terrorist organization. it's retaliation for this, a practically unb

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> the world lead. israel now knocking down rockets on two fronts calling cup reserves and raining fire on gaza where the kate death toll topped 100 today. what will be the tipping point for an israeli ground invasion or for a cease-fire? >>> the sports lead. you can't go home again, but king james is sure going to try taking his talents from south beach back to cleveland. but will everyone welcome lebron james back? >>> also in world news, after taking back one strategic cold war chip in ukraine, vladimir putin is right now visiting the castro brothers. one presumes he's in cuba for more than sun and rum. is this part of his whole get in the west's head campaign? good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the world lead, right now millions living with the fear that a an rocket or missile col forever change their lives or take their lives. israel now on alert from an attacking from two fronts after a rocket was fired from lebanon today likel

i'm jake tapper. the world lead. the u.s. government believes the missile that shot down flight 17 came from al area of ukraine controlled by russian-backed separatists. so how guilty does that make vladimir putin in all this? if you choose to believe him, not at all. >>> and he was the only known american on board flight 17. what we're learning about him and the nearly 300 other victims who died with him. and also in world news, flares in the night sky over gaza. as israeli boots marched below. israel pushing a ground offensive and warning this may be only the beginning. good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin with the world lead, of course. his name was quinn lucas schansman. he was a dual american dutch citizen, a young man and one of the 2998 people on malaysia airlines is flight 17 when it was shot down. most likely by a surface-to-air missile. shot the obama administration believes from a section of ukraine controlled by pro-russian separatists. now, a senior defense offi

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead, just a day at the beach, but the beach is in gaza. the lives of four palestinian children, little boys, wiped away as they played on the sand. wiped away by an israeli strike. a cease-fire now in the offing, but it's being described as a limited one. >>> the politics lead. she's got a book out. she's on tour and she insists she's not running for president. no, no, i'm not talking about hillary clinton. senator elizabeth warren. she's just one of the names who could chip away at the hillary juggernaut. >> and the pop culture lead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wasn't that song great the first 5,000 times you heard it? help us, weird al! you're our only hope! ♪ ♪ >> the song spoofer extraordinaire joins us in a question to release eight new question to release eight new videos in eight days. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the politics lead you may have missed. democrats and republicans alike are

i'm jake tapper. the sports let now.innesota, it will be hard not to think of tony gwynn. he was an all-star 15 times. a man who lived to play and teach and talk baseball and a man who died way too early because of a habit associated with it. chewing tobacco. now, after more than 100 years, there's a renewed push to get it off the field. cnn's athena jones has more. >> reporter: major league baseball. america's favorite pasttime. immortalized in films like a league of their own" and field of dreams". >> the one constant through all the years, ray has been baseball. all too and you another constant has been baseball players using tobacco, especially chewing tobacco, a known cause of cancer. it's what led to the early death of hall of famer tony gwynn who died in june of cancer in his salivary gland, a diagnosis diagnosis gwynn blamed on chewing tobacco. babe ruth also a long time chewer died of oral cancer. now nine major public health organizations are pushing major league baseball to pan all tobacco use by players and s

the two jakes here. jake arrieta and jake peavy.e schuerholz, off jake peavy, your only runs in this game. jake arrieta takes a no-hitter until this. two strikes on stephen drew. two outs. through 7 2/3. and then, it's over. but the cubs get the win. 2-0, at fenway. >>> big one for team usa against belgium coming up at the world cup. coverage begins at 3:00 p.m. eastern, 12:00 pacific, on espn. >> kick it. >>> up next, "the pulse." we're all about the world cup, including a couple fans who say they took one long road trip to brazil. >>> plus, the breakfast boycott by one restaurant to show support for team usa. [ jennifer garner ] why can't powerful sunscreen feel great on your skin? actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer. nothing outperforms it. nothing feels cleaner. its helioplex formula provides unbeatable uva uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer. all with the cleanest feel. you won't believe you're wearing such powerful sun protection. it's the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. and for on-the-go, ne

jake adelstein says goto paid even more. how much money are we talking about?cording to police documents and sources, $1 million for goto. $1 million. >> $1 million for one liver? >> $1 million for one liver. >> did ucla know who these people were? >> when you see guys with lots of tattoos, missing fingers-- wouldn't it occur to you, like, "oh, this guy is a gangster." i can't believe they didn't know. >> attorney eisenberg says transplant rules require extensive background checks on every patient, yet ucla insisted to federal investigators they had no knowledge that goto or his cronies had ties to japanese organized crime. ucla declined all our requests for interviews. the only thing the medical center will say on the record is that their program has been reviewed and found to be "in total compliance" with liver transplant rules. the hospital told us: >> in my opinion, the medical center has a moral and ethical obligation to determine the source of those funds. >> a moral and ethical obligation, but apparently, no legal obligation? >> well, it's not addressed

. >> his son died and his pancreas was donated to a 19-year-old petaluma boy jamessed jake and jake's mom is returning gift of life with a kidney for bill who has diabetes. >> jake has done so well and it was...so i wanted to pass the medical testing. >> i depend on a machine to keep me alive and that is hardest and the operation will take between two and three hours. next year is jake's wedding day. >> cool rides, exhibits and fried food. what more could you ask for? >> what you need to know to navigate the california state fair. >> a dramatic scene outside a phone store, a police officer is fighting for his wife as he tried to save a man who is threatening to harm himself >>> germany and argentina play on sunday and you can watch it right here with coverage at ok a.m. and, remember, you can catch the game on the go on the smartphone or tablet with watch abc. >> netherlands and brazil battle for third place on espn. >>> a british company is taking google glass to the next level, launching a new yap that is supposed to help you interact with glass by using your mind. the company provi

i'm joined now by cnn jake tapper, host of qoes the lead.48 hours ago, we were talking about the immigration crisis at the worder. that was overwhelming all the discussion in washington. 30 hours ago we were talking about a new round of sanctions from the u.s. against vladimir putin in russia. so many balls in the air, so many crises for this white house to manage at once. what do you expect to hear from the president and how will the white house deal with all of this at once? >> you didn't even mention the crisis unfolding in gaza right now with the israeli defense force launching a ground invasion of that country. i expect president obama to be talking about not only offering condolences but calling for a way to internationalize the wreckage site. calling for those who control the ground in eastern ukraine, the pro russian separatists, to allow teams from the united nations, teams from osce, the organization for security and cooperation in europe on to the grounds to make sure that there is a full and thorough investigation, that no materi

more on jake peavy. that's coming up next in sports.nor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they get dominated by the dodgers. tonight... they're hoping >> the last two games haven't been so pleasant for the giants as they get dominated by the dodgers. tonight, they are hoping some help arrived as jake peavy makes his way to at&t park. he was acquired for two minor league pitchers. he started his career with the padres and won a cy young award in 2007. the three-time all-star will make his giants debut against the dodgers tomorrow night. jake peavy arrived at at&t tonight during the game against the dodgers. ramirez thrown out at second. and it is 1-0 dodgers. that was enough run support for la's ace, clayton kershaw. he pitched a complete game. two-hit shut out. strikes out dan uggla. 3-0 dodgers. in the 6th inning, former giant juan uribe. dodgers win 5-0 and take over first place in the nl west. temperatures near 100 degrees for as and rangers in texas. a starter sonny gray strikes choo. he tied the major league lead with his first win of the season.

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." palestinian leaders in the west bank offer a plan to halt this senseless death in gaza, but those aren't the palestinians who are launching rockets at israel right now. that would be hamas, and guess wa, hamas said no. also, as many as nine in ten people who get it will die. right now we're witnessing the worst outbreak of ebola in history. how long before somebody brings it to the united states? and for many, russia's alleged role in shooting down flight 17 has cemented vladimir putin as a bond super villain. but not so long ago, putin and the u.s. where is pretty chummy. so what changed? good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. welcome to the lead. we begin with the world lead. you've probably by now lost count of the number of times a cease-fire has been proposed, rejected, broken, accepted for a limited time discarded and the conflict between israel and hamas and gaza. it's been difficult to get these parties to stop firing at each other. israel is "prepared

they are both in hospital now. >> jake ward, thank you. dr. celleen gonder, i asked her what doctors wear to protect themselves to help from contracting the deadly virus. >> everything from vests and suits. >> they are taking extraordinary care to protect themselves. >> none of their skin is exposed. a colleague of mine was there several weeks ago and in these suits his temperature went up to 115° fahrenheit. so you can imagine, you can't tolerate those kinds of temperatures for very long and when you are working day in day out with very sick patients under these grueling conditions you may get sloppy. >> at the same time when you are talking about people on an airplane, you know how do we know that that didn't get passed on to someone who was on that plane? >> well, it does still require direct contact. so we as health care providers, we touch patients. we come into very close contact with them. the average airline passenger does not come into the same kind -- >> and it can't live on surfaces? >> if there are body fluids on those surfaces, ye

"the lead with jake tapper" "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.comadministration responds after israeli forces allegedly brutally beat an american teenager. i'm jake tapper, this is "the lead." >> went unconscious. >> israelis and palestinians are going eye for an eye, this american teen could have been left blind. he was accused of hurling rocks at police and severely beat hen. >>> the money lead. i pay my taxes, you may your taxes. why are multibillion dollar companies flush with profits going wherever they can to avoid paying theirs? it may be perfectly legal, but is

plus, we will catch up with the new giants, jake peavy as he makes the first start in orange and blackw night. that more, coming up next in sports. >>> well, after getting rocked in last night's opener with dodgers 8-1 in at&t park. the task, it only got more difficult for the giants as they squared off against kershaw. in the fourth, ramirez spoiled the good tart. and adrian gonzalez came around to score. that made it 1-0 dodgers. the lefties strength out the side, and the dodgers 5-0 win. tough one more bruce bochy there. before the game, good news for the giants they acquired jake peavy from the red sox in exchange for minor leaguer heath embry and edwin escobar. we caught up with him when he arrived in at&t park. >> jake, peavy just arriving to the giants clubhouse and we spoke to bruce bochy and brian sabean, they said they started to inquire about this ten days ago. when did he hear that they were interested in bringing you on board? >> i tried to stay out of it as a i could. you hear the rumors and i heard them, maybe 5 or 6 days ago. trying to put them out of your mind, simply

jake told me i shouldn't have done that. that was a disrespectful thing to do. had intended on eating mine but in the end i might have been a little disrespectful of that cook. >> a year later at the jail near oakland, the teacher would once again become the student. and jake hector made the mistake of sampling the spread soon after a big lunch. >> we were filming in oakland there was a group of guys and claimed they made this huge burrito they called the three foi can iguana. >> i just had lunch and there was no i could eat it all and i didn't want to disrespect them by throwing it away. >> you ain't going to take it? >> i can't eat it all. >> i'm not that hungry. >> can you cut a piece off of it? i don't want to waste it. >> so i told them, cut me a little piece off. >> we should jump his ass. [ laughter ] >> and they were joking as if, like, i was disrespecting them by not wanting to eat this huge burrito but they were good natured about it and they wanted me to try it and i did. >> you seen his face change? his whole face changed, y'all. >> that's good. real

jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ >>> to our other top story this hour. there's been a major escalation in fighting in gaza. israeli troops backed by tanks and warplanes. 24 palestinians have died since the start of the operation including a five-month-old baby. one israeli soldier was also killed. israeli's military says the purpose of the attack is the target tunnels dug by hamas over the border. heavy fighting also reported further south in rafah. we're going to join our correspondents on the ground. we have one in and chris on the israeli border. what have you seen and heard in the last few hours? how does this israeli offensive appear to be proceeding? >> well what he we've been told by the israeli military, there's a small number of troops on the ground in the northwest of the gaza strip. what we've been seeing

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead."the beach is in gaza. the lives of four palestinian children, little boys, wiped away as they played on the sand. wiped away by an israeli strike. a cease-fire now in the offing, but it's being described as a limited one. >>> the politics lead. she's got a book out. she's on tour and she insists she's not running for president. no, no, i'm not talking about hillary clinton. senator elizabeth warren. she's just one of the names who could chip away at the hillary juggernaut. >> and the pop culture lead.

jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm.e you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ get to a better state. over 1.2 billion eyeballs are on us during the two weeks at wimbledon. true tennis fans want to know what's happening. they don't want to just see what's happening, they want to know and understand why it's happening. anybody can just put data up, but we want to get a reaction, make it far more interactive. we rely on the cloud to provide that immersive digital capability. give fans more then just the game with the ibm cloud. the ibm cloud is the cloud for business. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." the dow jones industrial average is having its best day in nearly two months. right now the blue chip's in record territory. they're up about 121 points. leading the way higher, big names like visa. unitedhealth, boeing, jpmorgan, when visa goes up, it does have a large imp

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brianna keilar sitting in for jake tapper today. "the lead" starts right now. >>> some of the victims of flight 17 are finally closer to resting in peace. i'm brianna keilar and this is "the lead." "the lead." ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the world lead, 40 coffins unloaded in the netherlands where flight 17 originated before it was shot out of the sky over ukraine. tens of thousands of dutch lining the roads to say good-bye. and flight 17 went down less than a week ago and rather than asking for the world's forgiveness, both the pro-russia rebels and the russians themselves were accused of shooting down two more aircraft in ukraine with impunity. also in world news, the faa barring u.s. flights into israel's busiest airport for another 24 hours, but secretary of state john kerry still managed to land there. what can he say or do to help end the fighting? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hi there. i'm brianna keilar filling in for jake tapper. in our world lead, in a moment we'll bring you the incredible images from the netherlands as the c

i'm jake tapper. while most american kids his age are learning to drive or working at terribly paying jobs, this 15-year-old of florida is under house arrest in israel as we speak, bruised, nursing broken bones, his family says. tarek is an american citizen, palestinian american. take a look at his face. israeli police allegedly did this to him. a camera reportedly caught officers unleashing a beating on the team thursday. that's him on the ground held down, punched, kicked. the israelis say he was hurling rocks at officers amid a crowd of protesters. he is now out on bail ordered to stay under house arrest for more than a week. when he got out, reporters asked him why police got so violent with him? >> i don't know, so i ran. >> they said you were throwing stones, something like this? >> no. i jumped the fence and tried to run away. i saw somebody running at me. i tried to run away. >> tariq says he was only a bystander watching the protests and he does have a deep connection to those protests. the d

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and up next, a performance from jake owen.> the toyota concert series on "today," brought to you by toyota. back now with "beachin'." . good morning, nice to have you here. >> just for people who don't know your story, you were off to the races. >> i was hooked. i was hooked. reminds me of a younger jimmy buffett type of a show. does it make it easier on stage when the people in the crowd are having such a good time? >> i think so. i consider myself, like i say, i'm a musician. i love entertaining people. >> this song truly is the song of the summer. >> are you going to perform "beachin'" for us? >> yes. >> all right. ♪ ♪ just watching her blonde hair sunburn stare at the white caps rolling over ♪ ♪ dropping lines in a corona ♪ well she looks back, yeah ♪ she throws me a kiss like honey i sure want you ♪ ♪ and it's a 103 between her and me and only 92 in daytona ♪ ♪ and it's sunshine ♪ blue eyes ♪ tan lines ♪ slow tide rolling ♪ white sand ♪ cold can ♪ koozie in my hand ♪ just a summertime strolling chilling, breezing, sipping

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jake? >> ben, israel and the israeli government say they specifically target hamas terrorists and individuals who are wreaking havoc. when hamas fires these missiles from gaza into jerusalem or into tel aviv or wherever, are they specifically targeting anything or anyone or is it just into population centers? >> reporter: it's just in the general direction of population centers. these rockets don't have sophisticated guidance systems. they simply have a certain range that hamas knows about. they developed some of these missiles, some missiles have been smuggled into gaza. they are just fired in the general direction. there is no sophisticated targeting involved. i, in fact, a couple of years ago, i was able to go to one of the workshops where they were making these missiles. it was pretty crude. a little scary given all the sort of explosives that were hanging around. that was in the days when the missiles had a much shorter range of like 10 to 15 miles maximum. what we've seen in the last

welcome to san francisco, jake. buster posey a former mvp, buster mid throwing motion, goes to show it take as while to get on the same page. next batter, runners an second and third, the ball gets awaub, thrown away at first but the speedy gordon sees an opening, he's safe. peavy allows four runs. 3-2 dodgers. karl crawford down the right line. trying to score for first. 4-2 dodger. buster gets one back in the bottom half, meets the high heat. 12 seasons, make it 4-3. crawford swinging. 4-3 the final. dodgers one and a half up in the west. peavy lost a major league record for a former cy young winner. >>> texas pitcher miles nicklaus within an era approaching 8. he struggles getting it over the plate and struggles throwing it to second. that should have been a double play. that opens the second inning flood gates, stephen soth all knocking in runs. oakland with five runs in the frame. more than enough for scott kazmir who improves to 12-3, allowed two runs in five innings. three for five tonight, rbi sing until the

. >> jake has done so well. it's been the best. yes. i did have a question was to pass that medical testing. >> tests were done to make sure they're compatible. they were. >> the compatibility overall is less than 50%. >> the donor usually goes in first. and once the kidney comes out, the recipient is ready for the kidney to go in. trying to minimize time in between donor recipient surgeries. >> having the hook up on the machine, depending on to it keep me alive is the hardest thing. and things have i missed. >> most families have been able to keep in touch. they honor mallrds and now will be closer as families back to you. >> wow, incredible story. >> thank you. >> well, still to come here tonight on abc7 news at 6:00 a bay area woman shares her unimaginable pain the loss of a son and the i'lla vista massacre. tonight her message of passion and love. >> a step towards america's energy goals a launch of the most-advanced laboratory in the world. >> and a woman books a flight using the wrong name the airline won'

i'm jake tapper. this is the national lead.o you're telling me that july 4th is finally going to land on a friday but we're all going to be stuck inside. millions on the east coast now watching what is officially tropical storm arthur that could slam the east coast as hurricane arthur on the biggest beach day of the season. >>> the politics lead, critics say they basically gave the finger to transparent sit with no transparency, the house ethics committee deciding they can be a little