julie ann and geraldine. what they're going to do they're going to jump off. >> who wants to climb down? why go back the same way you came up. >> boring. >> believed to be for the first time ever. these two jump from the tippy top of the matta horn. down they go. i love the shot because it's cool to see what's in their visors. this is a short clip that's part of a larger documentary that's going to be coming out. >> exhilarating. can you imagine the feeling, you're up high, the view is amazing. >> and get to see all that you just climbed and fly over it. come on. >> and also you can see some images that geraldine and julie ann captured while at the top of the mountain with their wing suits. look that arrow points to where they jumped off from. >> that's impressive they climbed up there. i'm more impressed with the climb than the actual jump. >> the climb was eight hours. how long was the jump? >> like eight seconds. >> this incident happened on christmas eve 2012. the video was just released. these are images

. >> the first fire phones ship on july 25th. anne marie?> just what i need, a phone that makes it easier for me to shop. i don't think so, but i'm sure other people will like it. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> a ruling by the federal government could open the door to the washington redskins changing their name. >>> and l.a. dodgers' ace clayton kershaw throws one of the most dominant no-hitters in major league history. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> pressure is growing for the washington redskins to change their name. on wednesday the u.s. patent office canceled the team's trademark protection, a move that could hit the franchise in the wallet. chip reid has the story. >> reporter: on the redskins practice field wednesday the players were still wearing the name and logo that has been around for decades, and, in fact, the decision does not require the team to change its name but the federal trademark board did say the redskins' name is disparaging to native am

july. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the pilot program is scheduled to begin august 1. >>> take a look at this. the driver of this corvette is under arrest and his passenger in critical condition after a dramatic crash in the berkeley hills. it happened just after 2 a.m. on tunnel road near the uplands. police say the driver ran from the scene of the crash but was captured near the scene. he is under arrest for felony hit-and-run and driving under the influence. the road has been closed most of the morning but is expected to re-open this afternoon. >>> new at noon now governor brown signs california's $108 billion budget this morning in san diego. $10billion will be used to pay down debts, $2 million to the rainy day fund and money set aside for the bullet train and the uc and cal state systems. new budget by the way, which is the highest general fund spending plan in state history, will kick in july 1. >>> and the new budget does not have adequate funding for the courts, according to the santa clara county superior court judge brian walsh. he says the budget falls about 1

july 2. patti ann. >> jennifer griffin, thanks. >>> new developments in the crisis ongoing in iraq. the country's military is now launching a counter offensive hoping to take back the northern city of tikrit, the hometown of insurance from the group isis. the iraqi military and thousands of new volunteers are fighting back with everything from tanks to helicopter gunships. john huddy has the latest from the middle east. >> reporter: the flight for tikrit continues and it's critical one, giving iraqi military forces a chance to stop isis militants from marching any closer to baghdad. iraqi military officials say helicopter gunships are honing in on and attacking the sunni led militants with help from special forces ground troops. air strikes had helped the iraqi military stopped isis from taking control of the oil refinery just north of at this tribute. last week the fight not guilty mosul was some of the bloodiest thus far. new tikrit has become one of the bloodyiest battle grounds. at this point, however, iraqi officials are reporting the military has regained control of the city.

july. and they're reminding people about the law. nbc bay area's mary ann favro with a special tactic the firefighters are using on these patrols. mary ann? >> reporter: well, i'm here at discovery meadow park, terry, as you mentioned. this is where firefighters would like you to watch the fireworks. they say unfortunately too many people are setting off their own. so from now, until july 7th, they're going to be cracking down. firefighters from station 2 in san jose head out on a call, when they're done offering medical aid here, they'll patrol this neighborhood looking for any signs of fireworks. they're illegal in san jose. but that hasn't stopped people from using them. crews recently responded to two fires started by fireworks in east san jose. tom jarvis said he can already hear fireworks going off in his willow glen neighborhood. >> last week, and the week before. they're big blasts. they're not a lot of them, you know. when the fourth of july comes around, fireworks. >> reporter: drought, hot weather and high winds have already increased the fire da

anne makovec on the craigslist sting operation just a week before the 4th of july. >> reporter: with names like master of our enemies and attitude adjustments, it's clear these fireworks aren't toys. >> exploding near or in someone's hand will kill them, i guarantee you. >> reporter: firefighters in contra costa county are afraid of another 4th of july like last year. >> we couldn't keep up with it. we were chasing fires. >> reporter: this year they monitored websites like craigslist and found postings selling some of the most dangerous pyrotechnics around. >> these are what the licensed permitted pyrotechnicians who put on your city's show, your community group's professional fireworks show that you go see. >> reporter: three suspects were arrested yesterday on felony charges. the fire district says they bought the fireworks in indiana had them shipped to california, stored them in antioch. they were worth $8,000 in indiana, street value here almost $80,000. >> they are so organized they have a catalog and flyers and price lists advertised and they advertise they would deliver. >> r

july. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm frank malacoat and we have more information on how the authority the caught up with the suspects. ann. >> reporter: this is some of the 2500 pounds of illegal fireworks seized in antioch. and a lot of fireworks have made their way into the community already. with names like master of our enemies and attitude adjustments it is clear the fireworks are not toys. >> exploding in someone's hand will kill them. i guarantee. >> firefighters across the county are afraid of another 4th of july like last year. >> we couldn't keep up and we were chasing fires. >> reporter: so this year they monitored craig's list and found postings selling some of the most dangerous pyrotechniques around. >> this is what the people that put on your shows and professional firework shows go see. >> three suspects were arrested on felony charges. the district says they bought the fireworks in indiana and had them shipped to california and stored in antioch. worth six to $8000 in indiana. and street value here, almost 80 grand. >> these folks are so organized they had a catalogue and price lists advertised and they

july 1st. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson talked to heart broken parishioners. (bell tolls). >> reporter: closing time for saint ann'ss a very very sad day for this church ♪ >> reporter: what was a bittersweet last mass for some parishioner maryann lorenzo who grew up in the church says it felt more like funeral. >> i can't take it. you know, i'm very very sad. very heart broken. i said this is my church all my life. >> reporter: saint ann is one of 16 parishes holding final mass sunday before shutting down. announcement came on june 1st. part of a planning initiative that began mergers in 2010. >> always been here. they were baptized here i think they're start to go question their faith. >> church officials say the mergers are based on factors like population, family size, and attendance. >> we're not getting married as early as our parents did. we're not as generous in giving to our park river community. and we just don't have as many children. >> parishioner emily sullivan says it's as simple as that. it's generation al. times have changed and the reality is, the archdiocese better change, too. >> you can't keep e

ann's parish will be no more. it's one of five area parishes set to close or merge as of july 1. the others are st. elizabeth in bensalem and st. john of the dmros rosalyn and notre dame delords in swarthmore and our lady of mt. carmel in bridgeport. archdioceses says these parishes were chosen due to a number of factors including shift in catholic population and high density of parishes in a small area as well as decline newspaper mass attendance and availability of priests. and ralph digirolamo stepy's family helped build and maintain this church more than 100 yearser are nou not bying sglat we have our own priest, building and if he said tomorrow you're right we'll leave st. ann's open we don't it's no big deal for him. >> members of st. ann's are vowing to take their fight all the way to rome. however, newspaper of the parishes that have filed a similar appeal since mergers and closures started back in 2010 have been successful n bristol, i'm amy buckman, "channel 6 action news." >> and the city of philadelphia added to outdoor art collection with a patriotic masterpiece today just in time for

july. >> that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. >>> hey, starting on tuesday prices on some drinks at star bucks will be going up. cbs news correspondent jill wagner has more on the reasons behind the change. >> reporter: as star bucks coffee shops, latte and other drinks will go up 15 to 20 cents depending on the market. some brought coffee will cost ten to 15 cents more. it comes as the price of coffee beans has surged. reportedly due in part to the drought in brazil, and a fungus called coffee rust that is devastating some of the best coffee bean crops in latin america, and the caribbean. >> we can manage this. >> reporter: it was just earlier this year star bucks ceo harold schultz said the company would not be raising prices because they locked in their coffee supply in advance. >> we have over a years worth of protection. i suspect most of our competitors are short and we are in a much better position then they are. >> reporter: we asked commodities investors adam sarhand, he says star bucks is looking a head to next years supply. >> reason wh

july and buses will be available instead. that is latest from the traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. >>> thanks very much. >cup playoffs goes into double overtime, we will have late night highlights next up in sports. >>> and then how this teen's attendance earned her a brand new car but first a look what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk, all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. >>> looking to the stanley cup finals that goes into overtime with the rangers and kings tied at 46789 willie mitchell fires a wrist shot and dustin brown redirect it in for game winning goal. kings win five-four in double overtime. >>> now rangers trailed series two to nothing, game three is tomorrow night in new york, and now here's leslie van arsdal with the rest of eye witt the necessary sports. >> reporter: phillies back in cincinnati last night for game two with the reds. team hoping to keep momentum going after an eight to nothing blow out on friday. we will pick things up bottom of the first, cincinnati, hits a pop fly to left field that send one man home. that will put reds on the board. to the t

anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> the first world cup match is between host country brazil and croatia. that kicks off in just about an hour. the tournament runs until july 13. >>> prosecutors in miami will not file charges against 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick and two other nfl players. the investigation followed an incident with a woman in a hotel room in april. the state attorney's office decided there was not enough evidence a crime took place. 49ers wide receiver quinton pat continue and seahawks wide receiver ricardo lockett were also involved. >>> a sexual assault victim at stanford is getting support on twitter ahead of another protest this afternoon. the hashtag stan with leah is attracting people to photos of previous demonstrations. protestors are angry that a student sexually assaulted a woman but wasn't expelled. the university senate said he was not a threat to campus. >>> developing news from iraq where the security situation is deteriorating. the white house is watching closely as islamic militant fighters push into iraq threatening the government. cbs's craig boswell reports. >> reporter: a group of iraqis cheered in baghdad and vow

anne church in bristol bucks county holds its final sunday mass. it is one of 16 parishes closing julythe archdiocese of philadelphia is moving ahead with plans to consolidate parish. nbc 10 has been covering the closures. ♪ >> reporter: for five decades, the music has filled the halls and pews of north dame in swathmore. five decades of parish will end monday night. >> it's home, and it's look losing home. >> reporter: this is one of 16 parishes that will close and merge with others. the archdiocese says it will save resources and boost sustainability in the church. >> i think the process is flawed. >> reporter: parishioner rich durante says he supports a push to keep the doors open. how hopeful are you that this is going to be overturned? >> well, we are somewhat hopeful that this will be overturned. but the archdiocese really doesn't give us much hope. >> reporter: since mergers began with other parishes four years ago, no decision has ever been overturned. >> very sad. >> reporter: this morning at st. lib elizabeth ann seton, prayers for appeal. how many years have you been coming

friday, otherwise, 86 degrees, fourth of july and saturday at this point looks to be dry, sunny and 85, nicole. >> carol thanks. >>> 8:19. lets check on the roads with ann, good morning, ann. >> woodhaven at academy road westbound lanes to the right of your screen, right lane had been block, debris on the highway, they finish washing highway down inn good to go right now. no delays or problems. we will move traffic cam to the ben franklin parkway and art museum circle. no delays or problems here no events going on that we know of and ben franklin parkway and art museum circle is open. july 4th there will be a big party on the parkway plus we will have that jam concert and fire works for july 4th and it will be of course all crowded but right now, opened for business and it is pretty peaceful there. we will move traffic cam to the ben franklin bridge in delays or problems but we have construction in the eastbound lanes, that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans back to you nicole. >>> well, gas prices are going up, highest they have been in six years according to triple a. they blame the crisis in iraq. nationwide gas prices rose to $3.

ann seton are not going away. they're making their voices heard. it's one of the churches on the list in the decision to merge church churches. on julyst this parish will be used for funerals and special events. just to show you how much of a surprise this decision was to the notre dame parish, we found workers still making improvements. i say their church will still be used for weekend masses throughout the end of the summer as part of a transition period. now, some of the reasoning given by the archdiocese is proximity to other parishes. some tell me they still have many unanswered questions. >> we're losing our parish, we're losing our identity, and the archdiocese of philadelphia doesn't give us concrete answers. when they do give us answers you could poke holes through it like it was swiss cheese. >> reporter: what don't you understand about this process, this decision? >> i think the process is flawed. >> here's a list of pair itches. our lady of mt. carmel in bridgeport, st. john of the cross. notre dame de lourdes, st. elizabeth ann seton. the appeals are with the archbishop shar pew. he will render a decision next month. it

anne arundel medical center will no longer hire nicotine and tobacco users starting in july of 2015. workers who smoke can keep their jobs. the hospital has more than 4,000 employees. >>> and "the new york post" says a young bullying victim allegedly killed one of his tormenters. 14-year-old noelle estavez begged to be sent to another school. he stabbed a classmate. he's charged as an adult with murder. >>> president obama often complains about a do-nothing congress but some of his fellow democrats are balking over his choice to be ambassador of norway. george tsunis raised more than a million dollars for the president's re-election campaign. margaret brennan at the state department says the appointee faces a series of challenges. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. charily, there's a logjam in congress over confirming a number of ambassadorial appointees made by the white house, but there's one in particular, the next ambassador to norway, who's under fire by congressmen who claim he created a diplomatic incident before even getting the job. new york businessman georg

ann krause to serve on the third circuit u.s. court of appeals. the senate is of next week for the july 4th recess. watch live coverage when members return as always here on c-span2 ♪ >> what i have read here is a partially processed plant that i cut down into sections that are the right length fur hanging, and then i pick up all of the big families, and those are sent to the families to make edibles. they get that for really good price for months. and then these little leaves here are that tight tramp, and that can be dried and made into joints were sent to that extraction and made into a passion that sort of thing. and then right here we have finished bud. this is sent over to cure and hang to dry and then to jordan buckets for a couple of weeks before they sell it in a dispensary. >> the recreational use an illegal sale of marijuana in colorado with your phone calls line friday morning seven to 10:00 eastern on c-span. >> 1971, august 15th, i think, on a sunday was very much one of those moments when richard nixon simply appeared on national television halfway through bonanza, great cowboy show,

july 4th recess. and a at noon eastern senators will take a procedural vote on nomination of attorney cheryl ann krausserve on the third circuit u.s. court of appeals. this afternoon the chamber will also consider the confirmation of six other nominations including nominees to serve ambassador real posts in iraq and egypt. we'll go live to the senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. lord of the night and day, to whose will all the stars are obedient, we submit to your sovereignty and might. remind our lawmakers that you are often closest to us when we feel far from you. give our senators confidence in the triumph of your eternal purposes. may they strive each day to do something that will strengthen their hold on the unseen world. impart to them the wisdom to release earth's fleeting things, as they seek to conform to the life of the world to come. and, lord, please bless our faithful senate pages who will be leaving us soon. we pray in your sacred name. amen. the presiding of

ann: jonathan hunt, thank you. bill: another big story. awaiting comments from house speaker john boehner after eric cantor's stunning loss. he will leave his post by the end of july, a post he has held for three years. >> while i intend to serve out my term as a member of congress in the 7th district of virginia, effective july 31, i'll be stepping down as majority leader. it's with great humility i do so knowing the tremendous hon year the has been to hold this position. bill: how will republicans regroup? washington has been hopping with this news for 36 hours. about the power vacuum. what is the expectation? >> there will be a big race to replace cantor and kevin mccarthy who is now the whip is making a play for that position. this will probably lead to the successor to speaker when he decide to step down. he says he's running for speaker next year. look for a race between kevin mccarthy and jim henslinf from texas. the right-wing pundits are going after mccarthy. but this is going to divide the republican party. given the fact it's an election year the objective you would think is to put the focus on the jobs and the economy and keeping the house come novembe