. >> the legend of the jersey devil was mother leeds had twelve kids, found herself pregnant with theaid, "may this child be a devil." there's many legends that are told about it, but that legend says that when the jersey devil was born it morphed into this creature, flew up the chimney and was gone into the night. other legends say it killed everybody in the room. it's supposed to have the head of a horse, wings of a bat, hoofs, but you have people that say they've seen horns on it. it breathes fire. it's got a real long tail with a triangle on it. >> i mean, it sounds like my little pony with a fork tail. it doesn't sound frightening to me. >> it's supposed to have big red eyes and some people say the head of a goat. >> it's a big po -- goat? goat's a little scarier. ♪ the folks that live in the barrens they have a story they tell ♪ ♪ about that old leeds woman and her child from hell the night he's born, he took wings on and flew out into the night ♪ ♪ say you still hear him screaming when the conditions are right ♪ ♪ yeah i swear it's true these pine barren blues ♪ >> what's out t

. -- russia's track and field at leeds hoping to overturn a ban on them taking place -- athletes hoping to overturn a ban on them taking place in the olympics. coming up, warnings from two major european airlines over a fall in bookings in the wake of recent terror attacks. we will be hearing about the three hong kong pro-democracy protesters found guilty on charges related to the demonstrations. he came in second place in the republican primaries and had promised to back whoever won. but ted cruz failed to endorse donald trump at the convention in cleveland, exposing the divisions that continue to tear the party apart over the donald trump candidacy. make toase we have to the american people, the case each person in this room has to make to the american people. them to commit to each of that we will defend freedom. and be faithful to the constitution. we will unite the party. we will unite the country by standing together for shared values. by standing for liberty. god bless each and every one of you and god bless the united states of america. our correspondent is in cleveland covering

police stormed seven homes in monss and one in leeds.ght have been trying to a kwoir weapons and materials to launch an attack and had contacts in france. this is the latest terrorism threat in belgium. belgian officials warned about areas that are attacked where soccer founds watched a euro cup. they have been dozens of raids sense the bombing in the brussels airport and metro station. 32 people were killed there and many other injured. security remained on a high alert and particularly after the recent attack in nice. belgian official its are concerned about that in france and belgual coordinating a major attack. there is concern about attack and security has been bolstered. as for the two brothers taken in to custody. one released without charge and the second is facing terrorism charges, but belgium officials don't believe he was connected with the brussels's airport or metro attack though the case remains under investigation. >> patty ann? >> one of europe's busiest airport is boosting security presence. word of an unspecified threa

scientists from the massachusetts institute of technology, the university of leeds, and others publishedheir findings in the journal "science." they found the hole shrank by 4 million square kilometers between 2000 and 2015. that's a bigger area than india. chlorofluorocarbons and other gases damaged the ozone layer. they were used in dry cleaning solvents, refrigerators, and aerosol sprays. most countries have restricted emissions of those gases after signing the montreal protocol in 1987. the researchers say those efforts have put the planet on a path towards healing. >>> climbing season on mt. fuji has officially begun. hikers are flocking to japan's highest mountain. shortly after 4:30 a.m. friday, opening day, people near the summit got a glimpse of the sun rising in a sea of clouds. about 100 people attended a annual ceremony at a shinto shrine. the shrine is said to date back to the 10th century. the chief priest prayed for the safety of the climbers. people dressed as long-nosed goblins performed a traditional ritual. they used wooden hammers to knock down a sacred straw rope to

on thursday, 94, the humidity starts to creep back in and leeds to a chance of showers and thunderstormsriday and saturday. look at the temperatures, highs in the upper 80s. we drop below the 90s for the weekend and into next week as well. upper 80s for sunday and monday for the tail end of july. then august will be arriving and on monday and we will see temperatures climb just a little bit by tuesday afternoon, then it's back into the 90s for wednesday and thursday. >>> thank you, bill. happening today, the eagles hold day two of their training camp. on day one the focus was on the quarterback. new head coach doug pederson reiterated that sam bradford is the starter. carson wentz will be the third string qb. wentz says he understands the coach's decision. >> i'm getting myself better. i can guarantee, whenever my number is called i'll be ready. >> check out rookie cornerback jalen mills. he embraced his new team by dying his hair green. >>> saturday's clear the shelters campaign was a big success here and across the country. take a look at the line of people outside the providence anima

what do you want to see happen in the next four years that might be delivered by either of the other leedingandidates? >> honestly, i don't think that either clinton or trump have much of a chance of getting anything they want through. clinton is going to be dealing with a republican house, donald trump is probably going to be dealing with a democratic senate and dissent within his own party. what i don't want to have happen is a candidate running in four years when there's a census and the districts will be redrawn, i don't want a candidate running with no achievement for the american people. >> so where are you going to put your energies into the next four years, since you don't believe it will be jill stein who's in the kwhowhite house, but you ar going to be voting for her come november. >> my energy is going to be supporting progressives down ballot. that was the consensus at the dnc among bernie delegates, i think the democratic party is at a breaking point, there was a massive divide, at all four days of the dnc there were protests. it was not really covered by the media, but there wa

. >> the olympic committee issues its decision on whether at leeds can compete in the olympics. piazza and ken griffey junior and into baseball's hall of fame yesterday. >> i want to thank my family, my friends, the rats, white sox and mariners are making this kid's dream come true. lauren: we'll have the story. at the movies. [inaudible] lauren: "star trek" beyond is live and on top of the weekend box office. we will have the other winners, too. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking eggs. ♪ and breaking news. ♪ nicole: nice work. "star trek" vi and at the box office this weekend. the latest in a starship enterprise joined to $60 million in ticket sales, knocking the secret life of pass from the number one spot. $21.6 million in "ghostbusters" rounding out the top-five. ice age collision course and finding tories still bear. lauren: the international olympic committee step short of a total ban on russian athletes in every olympics over allegations of state-sponsored doping. committee members flavored up to the 27 international sports federati

the factory will be located in leeds and make the company's famed trenchcoats.hat is your business flash update. david: after j.p. morgan reported that revenue beat estimates and we have 2 analysts with different views. rating,hawken has a buy charles peabody has underperformed. results, strong especially in the markets revenue lines from which helped with the revenue beat, as you referenced before. jpmorgan is always viewed as a strong risk manager and in volatile times like this, this is the type of stock investors want to own. we saw proof of that in the results today. >> what is the trading environment going to be like from here, brennan? we saw fixed income trading revenue of 35% to 3.60 9 billion pounds. billion.of 1.5% to 1.6 what is the county-through from here? brennan: unfortunately, seasonally it will get slower. july and august 10 to be a lot more thin and less liquid and less involvement from investors. seasonally we are going to slow down. from the current levels. but that is what we expected already and it is embedded into our numbers. well.an did

a man enters the william hill betting parlor in leeds, england with a large handgun and orders the clerk over cash. but his getaway comes to an abrupt halt when he encounters martin richardson, a 38-year-old amateur rugby player and judo enthusiast. >> he got a real shock. he had the handgun in his hand. he was pointing at me and said, i'm going to shoot you. >> the gunman points the pistol directly into richardson's face. undaunted, richardson reacts by picking up a chair and repeatedly whacking the guy. the gunman is no match for this burly man who refuses to back down. richardson wrestles him to the ground and subdues him until police arrive. >> i managed to get the gun out of his hand. i kicked it away and literally got him on the floor. with what i call a judo move. >> the assailant is 20-year-old aczar suleman and this is not the first time he has robbed a shop. he held it up twice before, as well as one other betting parlor in the area. he gets convicted of all four robberies and sentenced to six years in prison. as for richardson, he doesn't consider himself a hero, just a concer

wa leed fair easy. former nypd detective post news contributor bo deietl.n a serious note here, i mean we've had you on a lot recently. we're one of our go to guys on important issues involving crime and criminal justice and also terrorism. and it seems like you're on every night now, not that we don't mind having you because there's another event breaking every single day. >> sean, first of all, i want to thank you for getting me on tonight. i listened to the president today when he said that trump's speech was a lot of jive. he used that expression "jive" twice. in other words, the 50% of african-americans in our inner cities who are unemployed, that's jive. 4,500 african-americans are going to be killed this year by other african-americans across the united states. that's jive. the cops are not killing those 4,500. we've had ten cops killed in the last two weeks. that's jive. >> let me play this. i want -- you can finish. pick up out of it, but just to let people know. by the way, he spoke for 34 minutes -- i'm sorry -- 34 seconds today on the terror att

wa leed fair easy. former nypd detective post news contributor bo deietl.n a serious note here, i mean we've had you on a lot recently. we're one of our go to guys on important issues involving crime and criminal justice and also terrorism. and it seems like you're on every night now, not that we don't mind having you because there's another event breaking every single day. >> sean, first of all, i want to thank you for getting me on tonight. i listened to the president today when he said that trump's speech was a lot of jive. he used that expression "jive" twice. in other words, the 50% of african-americans in our inner cities who are unemployed, that's jive. 4,500 african-americans are going to be killed this year by other african-americans across the united states. that's jive. the cops are not killing those 4,500. we've had ten cops killed in the last two weeks. that's jive. >> let me play this. i want -- you can finish. pick up out of it, but just to let people know. by the way, he spoke for 34 minutes -- i'm sorry -- 34 seconds today on the terror att

. >>> sdets necesito el un leeds no que nos una y nos haga mÁs fuertes, no liderazgo que insulta a losos se unieron los demÁs nos podemos unir y tenemos tres dÍas mÁs pun irnoses y pienso que si es posible y lo vamos a hacer. >>> pero aÚn sin haberse acabado la seso muchos de los delegados de sanders gritaban que no votarÍan por hillary clinton. >>> sumamente emocionada. pero yo no sÉ si habrÁ unido al partido por lo menos ates mÍ no me ha convencido no es eso, simplemente que noto voy a votar por clinton. >>> h. >>> estamos informÁndonos y apoyo ando lo que nosotros creemos que es mejor verdad no solamente por que nos dicen lo vamos a hacer honestamente. >>> horas antes muchos de los simpatizantes de sanders se fren enfrentaron despuÉs de correos electrÓnicos diciendo que el aparato oficial del partido tuvo previos con la ex secretarÍa sobre sanders. >>> es ridÍculo lo que hicieron fwlofrls pueden seguir con eso porque quieren la divisiÓn del partido y no se hace eso, tenemos que seguir tratar de ser la unidad. >>> y la mujer renunciarÁ despuÉs de la convenciÓn. >>> por su parte la pr

he leeds with ted cruz just outtrumped trump. turns out when you bully a guy for months and suggest his wife is unattractive and insinuate his dad participated in the kennedy assassination then give him a primetime speaking spot on the third night of your nominating convention, well, you get the picture, glen thrush writes. audacity is supposed to be donald trump's most valuable attributes but it was cruz that delivered one of the most audacious blows of the 2016 campaigns pointedly refusing to endorse hiss party's nominee and according to glen thrush of politico. frankly donald, ted didn't give a dam. ted who was backed to be the unlikely standard barrier taught trump something party leaders on capitol hill have known since the texas senator took office in 2013, he's got a deep anti-authoritarian streak and has will take the opportunity to sledgehammer the best laid plans of anyone who tells him with a to do and cruz gives hillary a slogan. cruise beard to those running, please don't stay home in november. if you love our countr