anne-marie? >> all right. don champion, thank you very much. >>> the dutch prime minister says it may be weeks before all the victims of malaysia flight 17 are identified. this morning more planes carrying victims' remains are flying from ukraine to the netherlands. but some bodies are still at the crash site in eastern ukraine. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. there are growing concerns that some of the remains may never be recovered if that crash site is not properly secure and searched. the prime minister has sent a group to london to be part of the team that will secure that sight. they will be part of a u.n. team that will secure that flight and they're focusing on the data recorder for clues on the final moments. hundreds of australians gathered in melbourne this morning for a memorial service for victims of malaysia airlines flight 17. dozens of australians lost their lives in the tragedy. >> nothing is ordinary about the circumstances of d

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. tions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm anne-marie green. a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, july 2. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. we can start talking about the weekend because we're ever so close. >> the holiday weekend is only a few days away. the humidity is on the rise. the fire is the story today. some good news there weather- wise, higher humidity and less wind. more coming up. >> and no big accidents out the door right now. here's a live look at the commute. traffic was slightly down yesterday. the macarthur maze roadwork is out there. we'll have more coming up >>> thank you. right now, hundreds of people are forced out of their homes by this raging wildfire in napa county. it's burned almost 3,000 acres and is only 30% contained. the fire is burning in rugged hills between calistoga and lake berryessa. it has already jumped butts canyon road and

anne-marie? >> all right. alphonso van marsh in jerusalem.ou. >>> as the investigation of malaysia airlines flight 17 continues, it promises to be a somber day across europe. today is a national day of mourning in the netherlands, where a majority of the 298 victims are from. most of the victims' bodies will arrive there later today. this morning in ukraine, a solemn ceremony as the remains are being loaded on to military cargo planes. they'll be met by grieving families and the dutch king and queen at an air base in the netherlands. and while u.s. intelligence officials have no smoking gun linking russia to the attack, they say russia was responsible for creating the conditions that led to the jet being shot down. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. u.s. intelligence officials still believe russia supplied the missile the rebels used to shoot down the plane. they are still trying to determine how much culpability russia has in this tragedy as they do their work today. the people of the

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i'm anne-marie green. this morning tropical storm arthur is slowly moving at the atlantic coast. arthur is the season's first named storm and is expected to become a hurricane by tomorrow. the storm has sustained winds at 60 miles an hour and is currently located off the coast of cape canaveral. the worsening weather conditions factored into an evacuation of a ship near cape canaveral. the coast guard airlifted 19 sick crew members from a south korean cargo vessel. it's believed the crew kamt down with food poisoning and as meteorologist craig says tells it's more. >> you can see, there's the state of florida. that's 140 miles across. the overall precipitation from the system is not even as wide as florida. there is one rain band that's extending out of it, but the conditions, they're favoring further intensification. shear over the area. disruptive wind flo. also, the water's very warm. also a fuel factor here. so plenty of heat to keep the storm going and intensify it. future track shows slow movement to

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i'm anne-marie green. cleanup efforts are under way this morning after a powerful and fast moving storm system whipped through the northeast. the threat of severe weather in the region is now over. the system is weakening as it moves north but last night the storm caught many off guard with deadly results. marlie hall has more. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. here in manhattan a construction site and baseball fans watched as garbage blue onto the field during the mets game in queens. today investigators will determine if any of the damage was caused by tornados. and as fast as the storm moved in, it moved out. the national weather service predicts there will only be a slight risk of severe weather today in the plains. anne-marie? >> marlie hall in new york. thank you, marlie. >>> this morning a powerful typhoon is headed toward the main islands of japan. the slow moving storm hit okinawa yesterday. the main japanese island could receive the equivalent of three months worth of rain in j

i'm anne-marie green. the mayor of a boston suburb said it is a miracle there are no serious injuries after a rare tornado touched down in his town. the storm roared through revere, mismshgs yet morning with top winds of 120 miles per hour. it was on the ground for four minutes but left a two-mile path of destruction. dozens of buildings were damaged or destroyed and hundreds of trees ripped from the ground. roofs ripped off of homes. revere is located on the coast north of boston this is the first area which includes boston. katie is in revere. >> reporter: crews worked through the night boarding up windows at revere city hall. they had made quick work of cutting up toppled trees. this woman lived across the street and said she saw the tornado come through. >> it came right by my bedroom window. >> reporter: revere's mayor said the tornado substantially damaged 16 home it's in city. 13 are inhabitable. city hall is temporarily closed. >> i received a call from my assistant who was petrified. she said wind

i'm anne-marie green. cleanup efforts are under way this morning after a powerful and fast moving storm system whipped through the northeast. the threat of severe weather in the region is now over. the system is weakening as it moves north but last night the storm caught many off guard with deadly results. marlie hall has more. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. here in manhattan there was some minor damage but the cost was far greater in upstate new york. at least four peeled were killed in smithfield, a rural town outside syracuse when the powerful storm blew through. the victims were inside buildings that couldn't stand up to the storm and collapsed. at least 60 people were involved in search and recovery efforts. >> we were going to each home, trying to see who was there, how many may be in the home. we've got our search dogs out looking around. we're picking up parts of the house, looking underneath to see if anybody's underneath them. >> the storm ripped trees from the ground and no

i'm anne-marie green.the "cbs morning news." ♪ >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. a patrol depression moving off the east coast of florida is expected to become this season's first named storm. meanwhile, there was more severe weather in the midwest. at least one person was killed in eastern iowa when strong winds knocked down a building. >>> and the united states men's soccer team begins play in the knockout in brazil. the u.s. team takes on belgium. >>> odds for team usa to win the tournament may be long, but that won't slow down the betting process in world cup matches. mark philips has more on the bookies who hope to make a challenge. >> jones, oh, yes! >> reporter: the heartening and unlikely run of the u.s. soccer team at the world cup -- >> yes! another! >> reporter: -- handy just been welcomed by fans at home. a lot of peoples rooting for the u.s. not the least the bookmakers who see fans as an untapped market. >> this is the single biggest betting event in history. >> reporter:

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i'm anne-marie green. overnight, pro-russian rebels in eastern ukraine handed over the flight recorders from malaysia airlines flight 17. the so-called black boxes were given to malaysian officials in kuala lumpur, an angry crowd marched on the russian embassy demanding answers. russia continues to deny it had anything to do with bringing the aircraft down. and this morning, the ukrainian military said a suicide bomber attacked a checkpoint. so far no word on casualties. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. the dutch prime minister now says some of the bodies have arrived in an area controlled by the ukraine government. that handover came under heavy international pressure which continues today. european foreign ministers are meeting to talk about sanctions against russia. although most expect they won't go any farther than speeding up sanctions that were already agreed to before the crash. this is despite heavy pressure from president obama for a forceful euro

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. it might just be the most anticipated sporting event since the super bowl. today, the united states men's soccer team tries to keep the dream alive of winning the first world cup in this nation's history. with a loss that dream dies at least for four more years. team usa taking on belgium in a win or go home day in salvador, brazil. and they're hoping to have one of their best players back in the lineup. >> jozy altidore. oh, no, ald that dor has pulled up and that looks like a hamstring injury. >> reporter: jozy altidore was injured in the opening match against ghana and hasn't played in weeks but on monday, team usa tweeted out that the star forward will be ready and available for today's game. he will be a welcome addition for the lineup as the u.s. faces a talented belgium squad. >> he's a player who can change a game and it's important because he's played against some of these defenders for a year now. and so, it it is important. it's a guy with experience. and indict namic of th

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i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning a weather system producing heavy rain and dangerous wind is making its way through the northeast up to new england. flash flood warnings and watches are posted from delaware to maine up to another 3 inches of flood-producing rain is possible. the storm made its way through the southeast yesterday. there were flash floods in north carolina, stranding motorists and flooding homes. by the time the severe weather reached massachusetts, the powerful wind was taking down trees and power lines. some smashed into homes. others blocked roads. >> it was a violent storm, nigh that. i looked out my side window and i saw my maple tree, which is huge, going in all different directions. at that point my wife and i went down in the cellar because we didn't know what was going to happen. >> there was also extensive damage in new jersey and flooding in new york. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is tracking the weather system. >>> well've been tracking stormy weathe

i'm anne-marie green. another one/two punch of severe weather across much of the country today. from drenching rain and hail to an unexpected summer shiver. flash flood watches are in effect in new jersey to". severe storms rolled through the northeast. flash floods stranded several drivers just north of new york city. a possible tornado touched down new new jersey knocking out trees and taking down power to more than 1,000 customers. some areas got as much as 4 inches of rain in just two hours. the storm's caused thousands of lightning strikes. a 14-year-old boy in pennsylvania was hit by a bolt when he was trying to get into a friend's car. his friend says he's in good condition. near phoenix, arizona residents could see the storm headed their way. the monsoon-like rain caused roads to flood and trapped a woman in a car. she called 911 and firefighters pull herd out. damaged winds knocked out powers to central arizona. more thunderstorms are expected today. >>> and a summer sliver in the midwest. it is s

i'm anne-marie green. tropical storm arthur is expected to become a hurricane sometime today. this morning arthur is located about 140 miles south-southeast of charleston, south carolina, with sustained winds of 70 miles per hour. hurricane warnings and watches are in effect for most of north carolina along the coast. arthur is expected to approach the coast sometime tonight. north carolina's outer banks are motive at risk. people began evacuating yesterday. a mandatory evacuation of hatteras island goes into effect this morning. this is what arthur looks like as seen from the international space station. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is tracking the storm. >> well, here's a look at arthur. the storm has been strengthening over the last 24 hours and has begun its jog off to the north. we'll see impacts as we head through to "today." making landfall across the outer banks. as a category 1, there's an outside chance it could become a category two. we head to friday morning, it will be o

i'm anne-marie green. in the middle east, a brief break from the fighting. a cease-fire between israel and hamas went into effect this morning. it's to allow aid to civilians in gaza but israel said they would not hesitate to attack if gaza launches rock es missiles the break. >> the fighting stopped about an hour ago but it lasted right up until the deadline, including according to the israeli military 13 who crossed through taunl only to be met by a bomb through an israeli aircraft. smoke filled the sky over gaza this morning hours before the sceduled start of a five-hour cease-fire. israel and hamas agreed to a pause in fighting to allow humanitarian aid. the united nations r s requestee recess so they could bring in food and water. they struck dozens of targets including homes of top hamas leaders. one of the explosions hit this beach, killing four young boys. hamas answered back, firing rockets into israel. in washington, president obama showed support for both israelis and palestinians. >> the israel

i'm anne-marie green. there is no deal bye overnight talks continue to try to broker a week-long pause in the war between israel and hamas. more than 100 palestinians were killed yesterday including at least 15 who were staying in a u.n. shelter. they were trying to evacuate when the shelter came under fire. and now the violence has spilled into the west bank. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning, susan. >> anne-marie, good morning. the bombing of this shelter was among the most horrific sites so far in this latest conflict. it was followed by massive demonstration by thousands of palestinians last night. today as efforts for a truce continue, so does the fighting. palestinians clashed with israeli soldiers neera ma lanier the west bank this morning. after thousands gathered for a demonstration to protest the violence in gaza. overnight israeli forces continued to bombard the strip following the deadliest day yet in more than two weeks of fighting. yesterday at least 119 palestinians died. more th

anne-marie? >> all right. susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> now to west africa where liberia is closing schools and quarantining some areas because of the ebola outbreak. all nonessential government workers have been told to stay home for 30 days and a public health awareness has been set for sierra leone. as dr. jon lapook reports, two peace corps workers are being closely watched. >> reporter: the peace corps said the two volunteers had contact with a person who later died from ebola. they have no symptoms and are currently isolated and under observation. 340 peace corps volunteers are being removed from sierra leone and new guinea out of an abun dance of caution. the outbreak has affected nearly 1,200 and killed nearly 700. >> almost certainly the numbers will increase in the coming days and they probably represent an underestimate of a true number of cases because there's a complete unreporting of most of the cases in most of the districts. >> it has an incubation period of

mary ann just referenced it there. when you look at the racial disparate in the poll, his support -- the floor has fallen out when it comes to african-american voters for ram emanuel in chicago. is this because of the violence we talked about, because of education cuts? is there an issue you can pinpoint this to? >> first of all, to say the polling done by the sun times i think is meth logically very dubious given the row bow polling they did, particularly a couple months ago that showed him in single digits with black and latinos. that's just fall der al. >>. it theoretically has him running against someone who can turn out to be very much the bozo candidate -- >> you don't put too much in these polls, a sitting mayor down by that margin? >> no. the question is, guys, yu may dislike the guy, there are good reasons to, sort of like the who who married into the family and at the dinner table says mom is a hoarder, dad is drunk, sister-in-law is a drier, stuff nobody wanted to hear, including the dismal finances and the

i'm anne-marie green. this morning is reality is broadening its offensive on the gaza strip, calling up more troops and expanding. what appears to be a deadly israeli attack on a crowded u.n. school has triggered worldwide condemnation. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. today there's not even a sign of a lull in the fighting. israel's attempt at a limited cease-fire on wednesday failed. the death toll keeps on rising. through the night and into the day israel continued its air offensive against hamas military targets in gaza. israel says it's only days away from one of its main missions, destroying hamas-built tunnels used to enter and attack the jewish state. the israeli military is beefing up its campaign today, deploying 16,000 additional reservists to fight. the bloodshed continues. on wednesday at least 116 palestinians died, some in an israeli military strike near a crowded market in gaza city during what was supposed to be a brief pause in fighting. i

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i'm anne-marie green. this morning hurricane arthur is hitting the north carolina coast with 100-mile-per-hour winds and pounding rain. arthur came ashore late last night as a category 2 storm, ruining holiday plans for thousands. arthur is the first hurricane to make landfall in the u.s. since superstorm sandy in 2012. surge-related flooding is likely along the coast as arthur moves north. susan mcginnis is on the outer banks of the island of nags head. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hurricane arthur is hitting at the worst possible point at this hour right now. it's north of here as it makes its way up the north carolina coast. there's not to be a soul found outside other than a couple of police. people did tell us they're hanging around as of late last night but thousands decided to change their plans, pack up, and get out of the way. police in their county told people to stay indoors as hurricane arthur came ashore thursday night dumping heavy rain and unleashing 100-mile-per-hour winds. the

mary anne what does it mean?> he is giving the agency a 30-day deadline to come forward this after the conservative watchdog judicial watch filed suit talking about how they lost the e-mails and had no way to retrieve them. they claim her computer crashed back in 2011. >> the department of justice, they are part of this let's put it mildly ignoring the issue and covering it up. >> you see this pattern of deception and concealment on the part of lois lerner and the irs consistent. it is absolutely obvious they were not cooperating. they are playing like a game. unless you ask me exactly the right question we are not going to answer. >> judicial watch looking into the doj's lead investigator demanding documents how much time she investigated the irs. it was a conflict of interest because of the thousands she e donated to the obama campaign. steve stockman taking the investigation into his own hands file add resolution demanding learner's arrest. she was they would in condemn president of congress in may. stockman s

so let's talk to mary ann rafferty about this.she is here with what people are saying about the administration's lack of a response. >> i think a lot of people feel that way. 298 people are dead malaysian airplane shot out of the sky but the president moving forward with his planned schedule. two fund raisers last night. he was bushipushing for more hi p funding only a brief mention of the downed jet. >> looks like maybe a terrible tragedy. right now we are working to determine whether there were american citizens on board. that is our first priority. >> word is he heard about the crash from russian president vladmir putin. the white house releasing a photo he has things under control on the phone with. >> how does the white house react to the notion that the president is a by p standard to all of these crises? >> there are a number where you have seen them intervene in a meaningful way that has substantially furthered american interests. >> some arguing that the president has a pattern of zoning out during times of crisis. >> he

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let's hear about mary ann. her before picture. >> mary ann, very common outfit.table and i'm wearing something loose because. as not that it wasn't attractive, wasn't flattering her body type. >> we gave her a tailored blazer. i say blazers are your best friend. it's about bringing the eyes inward. lands end relaunched their new denim, one fit, two fit, and three. the waistbands are designed not to gap, slim your body and make you look fantastic. >> right. >> it's about flattering what you already have. the jeans are only 59 bucks. >> great. >> great bargains. thank you. >> thank you. >> let's check out the before picture. >> oh, yes. you see it. especially in the summertime, the tank top gaping at the stomach. >> is this her? >> this is her. >> that's beautiful. >> that's great. >> i say jump suits are the new cocktail dress. >> they're awesome. so comfortable. >> madonna is wearing them, queen latifah is wearing them. this is from fashion to figure for $36.50. what i love about this, one long clean line. we don't have anything breaking it up. she's comfortable.

and ann marie will talk about the differences between this proposal and supervisor mar's proposal >> thank you i'd like to turnover the floor to one of the stakeholders the todd the director of the workforce and i'm sorry the office of economic workforce development thank you for coming. >> thank you, ann marie great to be before you director of oewd i want to thank the planning department supervisor mar's office and the members of the community. ems oewd's mission to support the jobs in san francisco thorough our initiative and the office of small business we're deeply engaged in this in supporting our small businesses throughout the city we're focused on developing the strengthening our small businesses and working to do the retail retention in the key corridors especially the areas with vacancies we're focused on jobs and connecting jobs to rointsd that are unemployed and the 27 thousand san franciscans that are unemployed today, there are parts of the proposals that the board likes and parts i don't like the question does it strike the right balance i believe it does and woemd h

here is mary ann, welcome to the program.esident. when did you write it? have you gotten any response? do you expect a response? >> i worked on it for the last two weeks, sent it last wednesday. i have not heard a response, and quite frankly i don't expect to. >> yeah. let's talk about your son. let's talk about this because one of the issues that we're discovering is that a lot of the illegals in this country, they have pasts, criminal pasts. number two, they even have criminal records in the u.s. but even when they're caught, they're let go. was that the case with this man? >> yes, he was convicted in 1994. they did not catch up with him to actually press the charges on him until 2002 when he was trying to cross the border. they took him back up to colorado. they were lenient on him, dismissed assault, burglary, leaving the scene of an accident, left a conspiracy to commit fraud, but he never spent any jail time. >> so in other words he's in the country illegally, he's committing crimes, serious crimes. they let him go, and

mary anne grady flores had issued an order protection aimed at keeping her away from hancock bayfield air national guard base after she participated in an act of civil disobedience there in 2012. attended, she said she another peace action, but did not participate, instead photographing it from the roadway, beyond what she believed was the base's boundary. she was later told the base's property extended into the road. on thursday, judge david gideon sentenced her to the maximum year in prison for violating the protection order and fined her $1000. in a courtroom packed with about 150 supporters, grady flores spoke about what she called the four perversions of justice in her case. >> [indiscernible] who is the real victim here? a military base involved in killing innocent people have prayer on the world -- halfway around the world or those innocent people themselves who are the real ones in need of orders of protection? so i, as a nonviolent grandmother and caregiver for my own mother, deserve jail, several perversion? i stand before you remorseful. i am remorseful about my own country

i'm lauren lyster in for anne-marie green. secretary of state john kerry heads to egypt today to try to work out a cease-fire between israel and hamas. this is gaza this morning where the overall palestinian death toll surged to more than 500 after a weekend of heavy fighting. 20 israelis were killed including 13 soldiers, two americans fighting for israel are among the dead. barry petersen is in gaza where families are mourning their losses. >> reporter: when the shelling began, the people ran for their lives. i was crying and shouting she told us. i saw bodies spread in the street. i have never seen anything like this. for hours the shells poured in. there were brief humanitarian cease-fires when rescuers raced to find the wounded, but mostly they only found the dead. i saw the israeli tanks firing rounds at us said this man, and so this was a day of grieving at the overwhelmed morgue in the city's hospital. there's an inefficiency about death. as soon as family identifies one body, there's another to take its place. the fam

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i'm marlie hall in fur anne-marie green. tensions in the middle east are growing by the hour. this morning israeli officials are questioning six jewish suspects in the murder of a palestinian can teenager. the victim's cousin, a palestinian american, was beaten by israeli police after allegedly taking part in violent protests. tara mergener is in washington. tara, good morning. >> good morning, marlie. the vie lentz is more fallout after the kidnapping and killings of three teenagers last month. this morning the region is still very much on edge. overnight air strikes over the gaza strip killed at least seven members of hamas. it's part of the growing tension following last month's abduction and murder of three israeli teens in the west bank. six jewish suspects were arrested over the weekend for the apparent kidnapping and killing of three teens. one man says their cousin suffered a brutal and senseless death. >> a life of a child is a life of a child. it doesn't matter where you come from, what religion, what culture, it doesn't matter. it's wrong. >> his cousin was beaten a

seeing the shattered windows and partially caved in roof, anne marie bruck called for her parents. as they came out of the damaged house, her father shouted, my daughter, this is a great day for france. as it turned out it was a great day for anne marie as well. the liberating force at d-day included the young american soldier she would marry. army private who was fighting a half a mile away on omaha beach. it was another fine moment in franco-american relations. in amsterdam, a 14-year-old girl heard the news of d-day over the radio in her attic hiding place. she wrote in her diary it still seems too wonderful, too much like a fairy tale. the thought of friends in delivery fills us with confidence. anne frank even ventured to hope, i may yet to be able to go back to school in september or october. that was not to be. the nazis still had about 50 divisions and more than 800,000 soil soldiers in france alone. d-day plus one and d-day plus two and many months of fierce fighting lay ahead. across europe, americans shared the battle with britons, canadi canadians, poles, free french and

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reporting live in san jose, mary anne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> the summer sizzle, some bay area ponds now bone dry are giving workers a chance to make much-needed repairs. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is showing us the work that's being done now and how it may payoff for years to come. >> okay, here we go. >> reporter: al has been doing this for more than 20 years. >> i'm going to start my slope cleaning from the top of the slope. >> reporter: he's moving dirt. a job that wasn't possible last summer. >> this is the first time i've ever seen these empty. >> reporter: nearly 100 ponds across santa clara county look like this, dried up and muddy. water isn't pumping in from reservoirs. there's just not enough supply. >> without the ponds we wouldn't be able to keep up. we would be drawing more water from the ground water supply than what we're using. >> reporter: marty grimes says the drought has created opportunities giving crews access to the ground usually under water. >> and i just want to take this little bit off the slope. >> reporter: he is moving the top layer of muck, t

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