a tsunami lashes the southern archipelago of japan, leading to be all that and forcing a million people to evacuate all stop and the battle of two continents -- the first of two south america versus europe finals kicks off this evening. result faces germany. -- brazil faces germany. >> we begin in brazil with the south american tools set to kick off. stadium, the game will pave the way for the first world cup final in 12 years. the winner will advance sunday's final in rio where they will face either argentina or the netherlands. tell us -- there's a huge amount at stake here in this exciting game. >> absolutely. it's really hard to hear you right now. there's so much singing and cheering right behind me. there is a lot at stake here. the atmosphere of anticipation, the brazilian fans are already dreaming about a final world cup -- it's almost as if we are living the world cup finals. for that to happen, they will first have to be germany. germany has a very strong team and brazil will have to face them without their star player. he is out due to a back injury. the brazilian coach has b

so it has been lashing out with strong winds and obviously heavy rain.nese authorities have called this a red alert typhoon that is the strongest level that china has. and it did seem like they were scrambling to get everything in order before this typhoon hit. the plans cancelled, planes delayed. theys to also took steps to mak sure there were no large ships in the region. also, hala, this is a very popular destination for tourists, and international tourists. they have cancelled all tour operators for the next 24 hours, even go to the specifics that people should lash down billboards or the advertising to avoid any objects that could be tossed around in the full-scale winds that could hurt people. at this time it is unclear what the damage is in hainan, and also it could hit northern vietnam and move into the southwest part of china. this is a massive storm and the rain and the storm surge that could obviously worry the residents there. >> all right, david mckenzie, live in beijing, stay with us, we'll have more special coverage, the breaking news cove

. >> hurricane windings lashing the coast as arthur makes the fourth of july march north. >> plus, bombshell hearing. >> did he discuss being afraid of children and his child dying? >> yes. >> a father accused of leaving his son in a hot car on purpose. sexting underage girls, life insurance on the child and searching online about hot cars. the benefits of being child-free and how to survive in jail. how his wife's actions may provide more clues. this is a special edition of "new day." hurricane arthur hits. >>> good morning, welcome to a special edition of new day. it is july 4th, happy independence day. it is a mess. itis 5:00 in the east. chris is off today. hurricane arthur made land fall overnight along north carolina. let's take a look at that. right now, it's working over the outer banks. it's now a category 2 storm with winds over 100 miles an hour. >> the hurricane will make it a turbulent holiday over the east coast. >> the impact was evident. look at this rain. it's coming from all directions, even sideways whipping trees around the beach. thousands of people hit the road, but it

also lashed a number of districts and it's not over more terentia downpours are expected this time in the east of the country. the formula one grand prix is back in russia one hundred years after the last race took place in the country so i went down to the new racetrack in the olympic resort town of sorts to see if everything is up to speed. the race is on for the southern resort of sochi to bids to transform itself from a limper coast into the venue for this year's russian drum. this is our organizers hope it will look for now though the reality is quite different the main grandstand still under construction and the track still being late but the sortie team are confident their circuit will be both on time and world class is going to be fine i think most most f one circuits are similar in the sense of very very kind of last minute delivery i think is probably quite challenging for a lot of drivers we have a couple of very interesting turns here which i think would be challenging to. show some strengths of the drivers in a different way it's not been easy for the organizers who are t

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. >> reporter: the arthur lashes the north carolina coast with 100-mile-an-hour winds before making a for new england. we are tracking the storm. plus, we'll take you to southern california where busloads of illegal immigrants are being met by protestors. tonight on the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, female announcer: sleep train's 4th of july sale dit's going out...with a bang! through sunday, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. 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 ♪ newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight: we're monitoring that breakg story out of solano county. now hearing another home isn seven have been >>> i'm veronica de la cruz in the newsroom. we are monitoring a breaking story out of solano county. another home is on fire. we are looking at some live pictures right here. 7 homes have been damaged or destroyed. we are going to have the l

. >> arthur lashes the north carolina coast with hundred miles an hour winds before making a beelineor new england, we're tracking the storm, plus we will take you to southern california where bus loads of illegal immigrants are being met by protesters, tonight on the "cbs evening news". >>> just a few weeks until the trade deadline and options for the phillies are running out quickly. team kicks off a three game series in pittsburgh, now 11 games under 500, here we go, roberto hernandez on the mound for phillies. he gets in trouble in the first two men on, russell martin gets a single pass a diving effort from codey ash. they are on the board. next batter josh harrison pulls a hit to certainty. another runner scores. hernandez trying to get out of the inning. two out and he hits one in the gap, two more came around to score. here we are right now, pirates up four to nothing in the bottom of the third inning of play. >>> 76ers hit the road earlier today. they arrived in orlando a head of tomorrow's summer league game against the magic. the fans happy to hear nerlens noel is expected

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. >> if bill clinton had said similar things he would have not have faced the same back lash. i think he has a singular burden and trends very lightly on this. it is paradoxical that by his person, he has done so much to elevate the topic but it's hard for them talk about openly. to me one of the most remarkable documents of his presidency was a young afric around american boy came into the oval office and the president leaned forward so he could touch his hair and the boy was touching hair like his. that was a picture that sent a thousand words. it is interesting though when you ask about that because in the spring of 1963 robert kennedy had a meeting with black intlikt yuellectuals in new yor profoundly affected his thinking. he wanted to make the case that the kennedy administration was doing more than anyone had ever done and indeed, it was. they made the case back to him yeah but it's not nearly enough. if this is the best white america can do, it's pretty terrible. he tried to say to them look, look, 100 years ago my ancestors came from ireland and they were completely i

. >> developing this morning, hurricane arthur spent the night and this morning lashing the coast of north carolina. the storm made landfall before midnight with 100-mile an hour winds people reported seeing waves as high as 35 feet. the storm brought several inches of drenching rain and caused widespread power outages and reports of tornados. no immediate reports of injuries. >>> although they will not experience the full brunt of arthur, its effects will be felt along the shore, eva pilgrim is live in atlantic city with more on that. >> reporter: good morning, tam, we've got a little bit of rain coming down right now. not a whole lot, just kind of an annoying rain. if you look at the beach, we can see the beach, now that the fog is starting to lift and the sun is up. you can see the whitecaps on the waves coming in. they are very cloud and chunders up with the conditions offshore. while arthur is not expected to bring the brunt to the jersey shore, he'll have an impact on the festivities today. take a look at what it looked like yesterday. the winds whips the flags around, causing

>> reporter: israel immediately lashed out at hamas launching air strikes shortly after the bodies were found. >> we know who committed this action, it was members of hamas in the hebron area. the prime minister was very clear who did it and they will have to pay a price for this. it's important for israel so send a message to hamas this is completely unacceptable. >> reporter: hamas denied it was behind the killings and warned the prime minister. supporters of the islamic state is claiming responsibility. >>> all right. we understand the funeral is getting under way for these three teenagers, they will be honored and buried together, and we also understand that the prime minister netanyahu will be making remarks of the boys' funeral and the ramifications for middle east peace. >>> strong storms could threaten fourth of july activities. good morning. >> unfortunately, we are talking about the storm that could be developing into a hurricane, like you said, carol, right around the fourth of july. this is already a tropical depression, but likely to form into a tropical storm as early as t

this week human rights watch lashed out at the ukrainian army for launching on guard a grad rockets into populated areas in the rest of east the group says the opposition controlled city of donetsk came under such missile attacks four times in mid july the group warns the grad rocket systems cannot precise attacks on their use in residential areas come classified as a war crime human rights watch is appeal to both sides of the conflict to stop using this kind of weaponry as more lives are at risk one of the authors of the report sees the ukrainian military should not get away with killing innocent people . neither side really seems to take enough precautions to make sure that civilians are not killed or injured and when he uses these kinds of weapons in populated areas it's a really high risk for civilians to be injured and killed and that's what we saw in the pitofsky district that civilians were being killed by these kinds of rockets and you were able to by looking at the creators looking at the direction from where the rockets were coming from looking at the. walls that were hit by th

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this typhoon called rammasun, a term for god of thunder, lashed the philippines today with 90-plus-mile-per-hour winds. the capital was spared but more than 70 cities and thousands evacuated. residents tried to reinforce roofing and strengthen filmy homes. some areas received months of rain in just hours and residents were forced to navigate floodwaters. heavy winds knocked down trees, blocking roadways and causing blackouts. the typhoon nicknamed glenda blew ashore. there were no estimates of the damage in a country that sees roughly 24 typhoons each year. there are still some lingering concerns about this storm surge as the typhoon heads offshore and out into the south china sea where it is forecast to pick up strength and target here in china later this week. charliesome. >> seth, thanks. >>> this morning is real is preparing for major air assaults on the northern part of gaza. rocket attacks between israel and gaza are intensifying. holly williams is in gaza where they're told to clear out for their own safety. and holly, you just had your own scare. >> reporter: good morning. just a few min

he needs to be prepared for a strong lashing as that back side of the storm moves into nags head. >> mom and a meteorologist. janice dean, thank you very much. we'll see you in a little bit. >>> as hurricane arthur moves up the east coast residents and tourists prepare for its impact. the storm will begin veering off east as we just heard janice say but the outer bands will still slam into parts of massachusetts, heavy winds, heavy rains expected in cape cod, martha's vineyard and nantucket island even people in boston are prepared. >> we just have to go with it. it is what is it. we can't change it. we planned a week's vacation, we prepaid a week's vacation. >> still having vacation. arthur is the first hurricane as janice also said hit the united states since superstorm sandy devastated new york and new jersey back in october of 2012 causing $70 billion in damage. >>> right now the time, 20 minutes after the hour, 4 lone 20 eastern time. hurricane arthur making landfall and bringing with it dangerous rip currents. would you know what to do if you got caught up in one? here's what e

it is lashing out at the united states blaming its legal system after their talks failed to produce a result on wednesday. argentina blew past the deadline to service its debt sliding into its second default in 13 years. the main stock market index is trading lower down more than 6% this session. the value of the argentine currency has dropped. borrowing has headed higher. we have more details. >> talks between argentina and a group of bond holders went nowhere wednesday. the holdout investors are looking for $1 poeu .$1.5 billi buenos aires. they blame the u.s. >> there's been malpractice by the u.s. justice system for failing to act adequately and don't come to the excuse that it is independent. the truth is that it is independent of reason. >> it is argentina's second default in 13 years but analysts say it will be less serious than 2001. back then the government collapsed and many lost their jobs. >> the main thing is on the investors' side is the state companies and private companies will find it increasingly hard to access capital markets. >> the holdouts have rejected a write-d

. >> at the united nations, an emotional dutch foreign minister lashed out at the reports of looting at the crash site. >> you first get the news that your husband was killed. twor three days you see images of some thug removing the wedding band. >> an international investigation passed with russian support. meanwhile, developing news tonight in the crisis in the middle east as well where the death toll mounts on both sides as the fighting between israel and hamas intensifies. they tried to sneak into israel through underground tunnels. hamas roortedly stored anti-tank missiles. secretary of state john kerry is there trying to work out a cease-fire. an american so i would soldier's for staff bravery sergeant ryan pitts. he says he is not the hero you should remember. >> the real heros are the nine men who made the ults sacrifice so the rest of us could return home. >> his outpost was attacked by 200 taliban insurgents. at 22 years old, he continued to fight even after nine of his come r5ds died. president obama said he embodies loyalty and dedication. >> he is one of the richest peop

the democrats lashed out at the tax on the gas industry. the budget does little to do anything with cuts and aids to schools. corbett will not sign the budget immediately. it doesn't not deal with pension reform. he gave no information when and if he will sign it. >>> they are left with a $93 million shortfall. the school reform committee approved a $2.4 billion spending plan in september. they are opting no to approve a doomsday budget. without state aid from harrisburg or legislative approval it may come to pass. >>> in less than an hour electronic cigarettes are going to be legal in south philadelphia. it covers indoor areas where smoking is banned as restaurants, schools, hospitals and common areas of apartment buildings. other regulations prevent e-cigarette use in parks. >>> a boil advisory is not lifted until tomorrow morning. the north penn authority is warning the customers not to drk or cook water out of the tape before boiling it. it's okay for washing. they are waiting for results of test results following the water main break b

. >> if bill clinton had said similar things he would have not have faced the same back lash. i think he has a singular burden and trends very lightly on this. it is paradoxical that by his person, he has done so much to elevate the topic but it's hard for them talk about openly. to me one of the most remarkable documents of his presidency was a young afric around american boy came into the oval office and the president leaned forward so he could touch his hair and the boy was touching hair like his. that was a picture that sent a thousand words. it is interesting though when you ask about that because in the spring of 1963 robert kennedy had a meeting with black intlikt yuellectuals in new yor profoundly affected his thinking. he wanted to make the case that the kennedy administration was doing more than anyone had ever done and indeed, it was. they made the case back to him yeah but it's not nearly enough. if this is the best white america can do, it's pretty terrible. he tried to say to them look, look, 100 years ago my ancestors came from ireland and they were completely i

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russia lashing out at the west as predicted here.euters reports officials in moscow call the measure destructive and warned the u.s. and european union will suffer. steve harrigan is in kiev. the financial penalties haven't stopped the flow of russian weapons into eastern ukraine, have they? >> reporter: not according to ukrainian officials who assert that russia is still sending weapons over the border to help out the russian-backed rebels including tanks. >> just yesterday another seven russian tanks crossed the russian/ukrainian border. they keep destroying infrastructure. they have enough reason to state that the russian federation is conducting at least indirect heightened aggression against ukraine. >> reporter: despite the fact that the rebels are getting tanks from russia, the ukrainian government forces are still gaining ground. in the past 24 hours they have successfully taken another town just north of the rebel stronghold of donetsk. >> a quick check of the history books suggest they don't work against putin and never hav

that hedimir putin feel is in the corner and will lash out again? bethis situation, we will reasonably action area. -- reasonably reactionary. it's difficult. the best we can do is to work diplomateormal t channels. punishment,eans of what do you think of it? guest: it's a heavy question. what do you think of the sanctions at large? , theanctions in general day before the plane was shot down, the united states enacted saying enough is enough. this is unacceptable. russia havein and .repared themselves big -- theyt been have been slow and piecemeal. it's going to cause pain. whether it's enough pain to actually change vladimir putin's calculations about his support of these separatists in eastern ukraine is very much in question. does anything suggest vladimir putin will pull back from the current actions he is taking? guest: that's a question that is up to him. we would like to think so. we would like to see him respond to the punishments. he has a general goal in mind. to return russia to the kind of international position that he thinks it should

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. >> hurricane arthur spent last night and this morning lashing the coast of north carolina. it made landfall at came look out with 100-mile per winds. the storm brought several inches of drenching rains and caused widespread power outages and reports of tornados. there are no reports of injuries. >> although well not experience the brunt of hurricane arthur, the effects will be felt along the jersey shore. eva pilgrim is live in atlantic city, wrurvet very careful -- where you need to be very careful if you're going into the water. >> reporter: the rain is just starting in atlantic city, just about five minutes ago, if you look out towards the beach and the ocean, you can see there's a fog that started to develop in the last half-hour, the waves are turned up, and rip currents is one of the things you've heard them say over and over again they are concerned about. while the jersey shore will not get the brunt of arthur, it will have an impact on festivities. yesterday it was picture-perfect, but the winds were blowing and churning up the waters raising occurrence for rip cur

their big global outcry after she was sentenced to death by hanging after lashes for her christian faithoned herher as a child and is emigrating with her to the united states. >> israel and hamas agreed friday to lay down their weapons . a small victory for u.s. secretary of state john kerry. for the people of gaza, it was time much needed to bring in food and water as well as medical supplies. for most though, it is not nearly enough. we are looking for a long cease-fire, not just 12 hours. 12 hours is not enough to take stock of what has happened to us. we hope the cease-fire will continue and that there will be no more killing and destruction. >> both sides were called on to stop shooting for seven days in hope that that would provide time to negotiate a moment of truce. >> thousands took to the streets in berlin on friday in a show of support with the gaza. they were met with hundreds of counter protesters, at times clashing in a battle of words. police managed to keep the two sides apart, although it was not always easy. were three jewish institutions, and authorities laid out stric

protesters say whales at the park suffer psychological problems and can lash out violently. that and says close connect between trainers and animals allows better care. >> we don't have that capacity with animals in the wild so they are hidden behind a vail. >> the analysis of government data shows orcas born at sea world live about as long as they would in the wild. >>> well, if you missed last night's super moon, you're in luck. you can catch it again tonight. in fact, it's starting to come out right now. we can see it there. this is a live look from the camera. this happens three time as year with the first occurrence this weekend. it occurs when the moon is a built closer to the earth and the effect is magnified when it happens the same time as a full moon. look for the other two super moons in august, as well as september. cool to look at. just head outside, although it's breezy in some spots. >> breezy and clouds are moving into the bay. i was able to get a nice shot of the super moon earlier. now the clouds are in the way and you can see them moving in with live doppl

social media is lashing out at him. >> wearing red as well. >>> you see the man and now you can see himing and dance. >> walken's movie from this video, the first to be starred in a live musical which airs december 4th. nbc says the role of peter pan will likely be played by a woman. >> i love watching that music video. i love fatboy as well. let's go to christina for the forecast. >>> but not nickelback, huh? >> it was such an easy joke. 59 in half moon bay. 72 in san francisco. right at room temperature. i really wanted to show you some science because i really have an opportunity here to, on a very rare occasion here in the bay area. 59 in half moon bay. would you think that is because half moon bay is socked in with fog. oh conrare, my friends. oh contrare. pacific beach, not a cloud in the beach. i want to show you tiburon. a couple very light clouds here. they will burn off throughout the next couple of hours. i want to show you woodside. same deal. same thing over san jose. kind of unusual to see the most cloud cover right here in the south bay. even more than we have at the imme

. >> find out why eric holder is lashing out at sara palin and wh >> we have an update for the news from the top of the hour. one man was shot and three other males grazed by bullets in northeast d.c. tonight. it happened on lincoln road. they were all conscious and breathing at the scene but we're not sure of their conditions right now and if they were transported. we don't know what led to the shooting or if police have made any arrests. >> the music world is mourning the loss of a man who is considered one of the world's greatest conductors. 84-year-old lorin maazel died this morning at his home in virginia of complication frs pneumonia. at age of five he conducted most major orchest the time he was 15 including the new york philharmonic. health and human services secretary met privately with dozens of governors today in tennessee. burr well is trying to rally support from the states that will host thousands of immigrant children from central america. under current law immigrant children who enter the u.s. by themselves from countries are turned over to health and human services. from

a fisherman had the shark hooked, the animal was trying to get away when it lashed out at the nearby swimmer. the great white was a juvenile, about 6-8 feet long. >>> to continue the dangerous animal theme, the drought is bringing more and more rattlesnakes out of the hills and into human territory. >> and dogs are at risk for a strike. but, if you can train your pet to stay clear. >> reporter: cody's idol may be the reason his coworker is not what you expect. this is ziva. a rattlesnake. >> i have never been bit. i don't plan on it. >> reporter: this phuzeled reptile is his training -- this muzzled rattlesnake is used in training. >> they don't know it is a snake, they think it is a toy. >> the dog is associateiating the pain with the snake and realizing it is something not to mess with. within seconds emma inches towards the snake and moves away when cody gives her a shock. >> i was impressed how quick it worked. >> they are done. they don't want to check it out anymore. >> reporter: and train the dogs to know the smell and sound. this summer especially in the drought, cody says sn

primitive blackmail lashes out at the us for slapping its energy johns with more painful sanctions over ukraine. washington the penalties will backfire to see wraps up a tour of latin america with a pile of lucrative contracts and firm and shakes from his brics partners also this hour. ah. after a shell kills four palestinian children on the beach israel agrees to a short term humanitarian ceasefire but the. soon after the truce expires.

mohamed's murder considered a revenn attack for the three jewish teens triggered wide spread lashes. his cousin tariq was caught in the fighten and severely beaten. it triggered outrage among palestinians. thousands attended the funeral tariq was in jail and couldn't say goodbye. >> do you feel bad for not being there? >> i feel like i missed the chance to see him. >> we joined him and his father as they visited the grave to final the respects. >>> that was nbc ayman mojadidm. >>> the family of a grandmother who was beaten by the california police officer is plating a lawsuit. you can see the officer force the 51-year-old to the ground and hit her repeatedly. police say she was posing danger to herself because she was walking within traffic lanes at the time. she has been hospitalized and is undergoing psychiatric evaluation. the officer, though, has been suspe suspended. >>> police in new york city have apprehended a 20-year-old woman after she abandoned a baby on the subway platform. the, by the way, girl is believed to be 7 to 6 months old. she's in good condition. witnesses say t

. >> in the face of the competing claims, senator heidi high camp of north dakota lashed out at industry representatives, appearing before a subcommittee. >> this is problematic. from a public stand point because the public expects we'll make fact-based decisions. >> the department of transportation tells al jazeera all options are on the table. a comprehensive oil by rail proposal is expected later this year, communities like this are not willing to wait. >> look at what your local laws are and execute d. don't stand down. it will take everyone in the nation to stand up, to make it happen, to stop it. >>> let's talk about what need to be done to improve safety. we spoke with peter goals a director of the national transport safety board. he's a senior vice president for washington public relations firm o'neil and associates. we asked if he thought the safety measures that the department of transportation working. >> they have done some things to help, yes. lowering speeds, i think the rerouting of trains, you know, all oil and hazardous material trains now go through a 27 point routing p

. >> russian president lashed out today saying russia is doing everything possible to let experts investigate the scene. lawmakers in washington say putin needs to do more. >> i would say putin, you have to man up. you should talk to the world. you should say if this was a mistake, which i hope it was, say it. >> as long as putin is not allowing access to the crash site, as long as the crime scene there is being totally polluted, this man has shown he's incapable of functioning in a civilized world. >>> today the u.n. security council is expected to vote on a resolution condemning the tragedy. i'm joined by nbc danielle lee in washington, d.c. >> reporter: the government is saying they're willing to let the international team lead the investigation. the problem continues to be the pro-russian rebels in the area. the questions now are even if the investigators get access, how much evidence has been destroyed? >> cranes move debris from the downed malaysian flight 17 as international teams struggled to recover the victims. nearly 200 bodies have been piled into refrigerated boxcars and internat

. >> hurricane windings lashing the coast as arthur makes the fourth of july march north. >> plus, bombshell hearing. >> did he discuss being afraid of children and his child dying? >> yes. >>

they suffer psychological problems and can lash out violently. seaworld denies that and says close contact allows for better care. >> the acknowledge to have access to them is the key difference. we don't have that capacity with animals in the wild so they're sort of hidden. >> the analysis of government data shows orcas born at sea world live about as long as they would in the wild. >>> it's time to get a look at our weekend weather. frances dinglasan has the latest. >> a gorgeous weekend ahead but saw quite a few clouds at the coast. you can see live doppler 7hd clear around the bay and inland. you can also see with this live shot from the exploratorium towards the bay bridge. there's a small craft advisory for the bay until 11:00. winds from the west, 25 knots. san francisco, 60. oakland, 65. san car lazy, 66 -- carlos, 66, half moon bay, 57. clear over the south bay. san jose, 70s. fairfield and concord, 79 right now. from the east bay, as we look out towards the west, we can see the clouds right at the coast. we'll start to spill in overnigh

they suffer psychological problems and can lash out violently. seaworld denies that and says close contact allows for better care. >> the acknowledge to have access to them is the key difference. we don't have that capacity with animals in the wild so they're sort of hidden. >> the analysis of government data shows orcas born at sea world live about as long as they would in the wild. >>> it's time to get a look at our weekend weather. frances dinglasan has the latest. >> a gorgeous weekend ahead but saw quite a few clouds at the coast. you can see live doppler 7hd clear around the bay and inland. you can also see with this live shot from the exploratorium towards the bay bridge. there's a small craft advisory for the bay until 11:00. winds from the west, 25 knots. san francisco, 60. oakland, 65. san car lazy, 66 -- carlos, 66, half moon bay, 57. clear over the south bay. san jose, 70s. fairfield and concord, 79 right now. from the east bay, as we look out towards the west, we can see the clouds right at the coast. we'll start to spill in overnigh