mel was mel was so fascinated by them. it was generations of this family and were people who primarily ran hotels in the larger area. some had come more recently and some had been in that part of the state for a long time. she was so interested in that as a subculture and how did it work and how to those families interact? how did it work when people were starting with nothing that they were able to get a foothold economically and socially? i have very few practical skills i have a very terrible sense of direction, i'm not a cook, but i do speak spanish. that was an evening when i was able to help with something practical which was, she wanted to ask the waitress who was still learning english, more about those families. so there i was, asking a waitress from mexico about the families from india and translating. mel was so interested and animated and captivated by how social classes work and how people interact, and what changes and what doesn't. she had so many questions. she kept apologizing but kept asking the waitress

mel fish. mel was the world's greatest treasure hunter and he went out and look for sunken spanish galleons around here and quite famous for discovering the recognizes of the santa margarita and the nuestra senora de atocha spanish galleons that wrecked in 1622 about 25 miles west of key west. back in the colonial period spain had set up this really, a worldwide trade network, and a lot of it sailed right here past here, following the gulfstream back to spain. but what they did was the spanish had colonies in south america, central america, and they were doing a lot of mining. and generating a lot of precious metals especially silver from these mines. and a whole network was set up of trade free-throw shooter sailing from spain to the new world, bringing european goods to the colonists in the americas but on the return voyage carrying silver back to spain. in 1662 one of the treasure fleets that had gone to south america, in this case to colombia and to panama, and this fleet again took europea

mel was a different cat for most people. she and truman were, someone who knew them well said truman was too soft for the boys and mel was too hard for the boys -- too soft for the girls. >> host: and arthur was a real character who lived down the street. the becomeackyard backs up to a school now. she descrubibedescribes is it in the it -- it in the book. >> guest: there is that person in the neighborhood who will not come out or says get off my lawn. it is only by expanding ourselves that we have to learn to live with them and not oppose them because they have every right to be there. like atticus says the to children leave that man alone. >> host: we discussed the sound of the furry and the iliad and it was the first gray teachers brother, i believe. she was mentally in capacitated. and she pulls boo from the guy down the street. >> guest: her english teacher in high school was ms. mody in the book. the book is not completely autobiographical. she cut and pressed and create. but when you read "to killing a mockingbird" yo

mel robbins, danny cevallos, thank you so much. right here on "legal view," the family of the chattanooga shooter reveals details about his troubled last years. we'll hear about the problems that led them to send him away from home. and newly uncovered writings that could give insight into what happened. we'll be right back. >>> the man who killed four u.s. marines and a navy sailor in chattanooga left writings described as critical of the u.s. government and sources say the writings date back more than a year adding yet another layer to the trouble and troubling history of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez who was killed in thursday's rampage. earlier, the gunman's family said abdulazeez suffered the depression and "was not the son we knew and loved." sources say the family also told investigators abdulazeez had bipolar disorder and was abusing so-called party drugs and marijuana. the family says they sent him to jordan to get him away from friends they thought were a bad influence on him. boris chan sasanchez has more a this from chatt

>> mel, a couple weeks ago i bought it. i bought ambarella, i view them as the same, because of the citron sell-off. it has recovered the sell-off from the $118 level down to $94 or so. i'm out of it. >> you're out. >> i still like it into earnings. >> hasbro reporting a bead despite head winds. joe? >> i think it's more than the anticipated head winds. think about where hasbro was and mattel in 2012. the transformation, the introduction of all the apps we see kids having now. they've done a phenomenal job of diversifying, this is a stock a complete moon shot in 2015. "jurassic world" benefited them tremendously. the boys division is doing well. the girls division down on the year. you have "frozen toys" coming in early 2016. there's a rich valuation to me but you can't argue with the performance of the stock. it's one of the reasons you probably stay with it. >> disney and marvel studios coming in first with their new film "ant man." pete najarian? >> this guy has done absolutely everything and the acquisition of the marve

mel robbins and joey jackson are back with me now.defense for the officers have called the state's opposition to the change of venue absurd and illogical. i'm not so sure when this was all over television for day, weeks, i dare say. i think every one of us anchors was in baltimore anchoring live. they have a point, do they? >> i don't know that it's absurd or illogical. at the same time, i'm not sure it will be granted, either. the bottom line is whether or not there would be a trial jury that could be chosen that could be fair and impartial, that could evaluate the case, evaluate the issues and give a fair hearing to the officers charged. that's the standard. now, in looking at the standard, of course, lawyers are arguing there's only 276,000 people in the pool and only 27% of those are going to come to court. so now you're left with 70,000 people. so the issue becomes from that 70,000 people, can you get 12 jurors who are going to be fair and objective? finally the standard is not whether you've heard about the case. >> right, we he

. >> reporter: sit down with bob ga mel and he'll show you his pictures. he's taken plenty of them.ared on magazine covers hchl befriended president kennedy and muhammad ali. his time with these guys. ♪ it's been a hard day's night ♪ >> reporter: it was 51 years ago tonight that the beatles burst onto the big screen in a hard day's night at this cultural landmark we're finally seeing this, bob ga knell's private collection of photographers of the beatles, most of them never before seen in public until now. >> i have lots of photographs of them and the girls. >> reporter: he shot this on assignment for "life" magazine days before they first appeared on the ed"the ed sullivan show"." >> it was complete. >> reporter: both the airport and hotel were mobbed by screaming teenagers. gu mel took these photos around a swimming pool. >> they were the whitest white people i had ever met. it was blinding. >> reporter: when they went to the beach, young women chased them into the water. they were the world's most famous rock stars, but john paul george and ringo struck ga mel as well mannered re

>> it's been that for somebody, mel.on't think for an awful lot of americans or foreign investors, i think it's primarily for several very large funds right now. because again you and i were looking at it last night. the turnover yesterday was nearly 80 million shares, versus 35 million on a normal session. that means we've had three days this week where we've had nearly double or double normal volume on one of the most actively traded equities in the world of the that's somebody getting out. these trades were happening on the bid, accumulations on the bid. the question is the smart money that's getting out. karl icahn said this is a no brainer, he's not the likely guy selling out. but somebody was selling out hard all week long. >> i agree, i'm concerned with the margins of apple not sustainable at these levels. at some point when the market looks at margins and says hey, you're growing revenue, but your margins are going down. >>> coming up, earnings kick into high gear next week, the one fact that are could serve up s

we'll pick up with your conversation with mel martinez. establishment, when trump announced, said passing fancy, some called him a carnival barker this won't last it will flame out. a joke. now he's leading in the polls nationally. he's second in new hampshire and iowa. he's become an impact player as we near the debate. what do you make of the fact the establishment, former senator, rnc chairman latino from the swing state of florida says mr. trump, promise you are a republican. promise you will support the republican nominee and not breakaway if you lose. >> even if he says that does he have to stick with it? of course not. they are afraid because donald trump would pull votes from whoever the republican nominee is. they are looking at ross perot as a model and they should be scared. >> is it a risk? he'll give out mel martinez's phone number before we know it. if he pushes too hard and loses the republican nomination it's july. who know what is would change between now and november. he draws from republicans. he would almost guarantee a

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a shot they can safely take otherwise it can only make matters worse. >> all right, philip holloway mel robbins, thank you so much. this is just the beginning of that conversation. appreciate it. >>> all right, next a fatal road rage incident captured on a chilling 911 call. nick valencia has a preview now. >> reporter: those 911 calls absolutely frightening. both parties calling 911. we'll play you that audio after the break. you're watching the "cnn newsroom." a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. ♪ a good host, is a good host ♪ no matter where he's hosting. ♪ stella artois host beautifully americans. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients... ...become especially important. from the makers of one a day fifty-plus. new one a day proactive sixty-five plus. with high potency vitamin b12... ...and more vitamin d. you focus on making great burgers, or building

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reyes and mel robinson legal commentator and analyst. mel, to you first just on this sanctuary city notion do you think if you have these cities that -- i don't know if look the other way is the right way to put it or not and force certain federal laws. do you think that incentivizes certain immigrants to flock to those cities? >> i think the answer is yes. let's back up a minute and it's collapsed into a major issue. let me explain what sanctuary city means. >> please. >> in terms of immigration, you can have a warrant issued by an immigration judge which is a legally binding agreement that requires you to hold somebody in your custody or you can have these i.c.e. holds which are a request. >> okay. >> that a local city hold on to somebody for an extra 48 hours just in case the immigration authorities would like to come speak to them. now, here's why sanctuary cities exist. number one, extremely costly. there was a study done in 2009 $65 million to taxpayers. that's the cost for holding people that the immigration would like to talk to.

rumors arounded cole happen mels have reached a new high. is the beloved lefty on the move. lesley joins us with new developments. >> you don't want to hear this. >> i know. >> you like him a lot. >> i did. >> it's happening last night ruben amaro traded jonathan papelbon to the national it look like he has shipped out 2008 world series mvp cole happen mels. cbs sports.com and several sources reporting cole ham has been traded to the rain injuries in that deal. cole along with jake diekman and cash are reportedly headed south for five minor leaguers and pitcher matt harrison. cole's last game 11 for the ages throw a no hitter. we are awaiting the phillies to confirm that deal. but, yes it looks like cole hamels texas ranger. >> can't wait to see what we get for him. if this is legit. how good they are. we'll see. we'll see. see in you sports. lesley, thank you. >>> a woman surrenders to philadelphia police in connection to the fatal hit-and-run of a four-year-old boy. only "eyewitness news" cameras were there when is a nick today mason turned herself in today. she's accused

bored him senseless the nature of mel and talked about or things.max and the all sorts of toyng, tom even brought a gift. >> i made him a bracelet. >>reporter: coming. enter movie spectacular continues on the set of amy schumer fears movie train wreck. how amy keep the raunchy pwrn of humor intact for this is tattoo proves this summer has no shortage of r rated comedy and joining the list is hollywood new it comedian amy schumer with the first movie train wreck. and i was first on set. where will this movie go. r rated. x rated. how far are we going to go. >> it will be as r rated as possible without x. definitely don't shy away from sex drugs rock and roll. >> l teacher computer if the church basement. don't understand the concept of marriage. dress like that so nobody else wants to have sex with him. that's cool. >> amy first feature film as writer and star so with bail as -- bill as doctor who is her love interest. >> what if somebody gets ebola what do you do. >> i will not treat it. i let them die. >> it's only natural that amy will be doing wh

but i intend on being out of this one, mel, not staying in the short. i think if you overstay your welcome on the short side you could get caught, with a dead cat bounce. so i'll be out before earnings tonight. >> programming note, ceo of caterpillar will be on "squawk box" tomorrow. >>> and three best stock picks, talking to portfolio manager nellie gilbert after the break. the mercedes-benz summer event is here. now get the unmistakable thrill... and the incredible rush of the mercedes-benz you've always wanted. but you better get here fast... yay, daddy's here! here you go, honey. thank you. ...because a good thing like this won't last forever. see your authorized dealer for an incredible offer on the exhilarating c300 sport sedan. but hurry, offers end soon. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto in

the heaviest of the rain now this is the area, red rectangle here from mel wood, to silver hill st.s roads, parts of the beltway to joint base andrews and the clinton area that is the area under the flash flood warning until 7:30 tonight. and our doppler is estimating again one to two inches of rain have come down there since about 3:00 this afternoon when the bottom fell out of the sky, so to speak. if you are in this area, watch out for high, fast-moving or standing water. if you can delay your trip about ready to leave home and go do an errand, you may want to go ahead and wait on that errand for quite some time, this rain could cause some travel troubles around the area. it certainly is slowing down traffic quite a bit, along routes 4 and 5 and 301 as well. that is the problem in prince george's county county, heavy rain still across much of arlington and alexandria the south side of the metro, the southern part, woodrow wilson bridge there in alexandria, more heavy rain, more showers back out to the west this should all be over with before 8:00 tonight and therefore, things wil

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second round that is an additional charge every time there is an increase to the melrose funds less mel restraining orders rose funds the melrose was to be leveraged to get even though money from other sources so we can have a dentist extension in no money in the melrose pot the we'll have a $2 million bus term and no twran you will be more bothered by what is going on thank you very much. is there any additional public comment on item 10 seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues that was an informational item item 11. >> introduction of new items. >> any introduction of new items public school public comment on item 11 no public comment is closed. item 12 and public comment. >> all right. please come on up if you have any public comment. >> yes. commissioners, i do have something i'd like to tell you as it is now they're calling - there's only one other female that is representing district 5 on the cac and myself i suggest in the future if you want to have diversities throughout the city have not all commissioners commission not all committees you should - one of the members res

to have a parent arrest policy chief suhr organized the webinar and in addition other presenter were mel burping at the scene and two youth i continue to attend biweekly meeting for the embarrassment working groups and manny and i meet with the bar association task force on criminal just the task force force to make assurance with the criminal justice system treats all people fairly it began in april and will continue for 12 months i've provided you with the article on civilian oversight as builders for trauma of arrested parents with their children that is the summer edition of make hold review it is washington d.c.'s dot n call presentation at the mayors disability meeting at this time the office of citizen complaints the presentation was an overview of the occ and the role we play in making recommendations to enhance community recommends ms. mar i can't think talked about the crisis cit model for the police departments response to mental health crisis calls as chief suhr mentioned we have been in the budget process over the past two weeks i've appeared twice before the board of superv

this is mel b. welcome to the mel b show, ladies and gentlemen.ou were coming to the meredith v show and i know you all love meredith, right. yes yes, i loved her, too until she scared the living daylights out of me. oh

genocide in bosnia started in 1992 as the prosecution is proving in the trials of caro ditch and mel add itch. >> the latest victims are brought to their final resting place. the shared grief of thousands cutting across the generations is made worse by the pain of denial. . >> i wonder if in the time that you are speaking to people there, has anybody been talking about the events in the lead up to this. that took place at the u.n. security council, and russia vetoing that resolution on srebrenica? >> there certainly have. you saw in my reports that many bosnian serbs are pleased at the way that went. and they feel that they are suffering, and the number of people on their side are not honoured in a similar way. but, of course this event is unique. it happened in a few days and the numbers are so much greater. the united nations institutions of the international court of justice and the hague tribunal for the former yugoslavia both use the label genocide in the trials of rabaa dan cara vich and mel addo vich. for many other bosnians people around the country that are watching today. t

i want to bring in joey jackson and cnn commentator and legal analyst mel robbins.stand. she was the one who accused cosby in this deposition. she was present in large part while she was in this deposition and this case settled out of court. mel, i'd love to hear your point of view as to how you believe this deposition that was secret that was sealed for a very long time now it is unsealed how and why would that happen? >> well, it would happen -- actually it was kind of a little technicality. the court recorder who was sitting in the deposition taking down a word-for-word testimony actually had a copy of it. so they were able to legally get a copy because it was already out in the public. there's a presumption if you're going to keep a document private you go to extreme lengths to do so. this thousand-page transcript was right underneath everybody's nose the entire time. >> does this open the door for any kind of legal road? >> i really don't. i think it has in some respect, i liken it to the ray rice video. we all knew darn well what happened in that elevator. it'

bosnian troops commanded by mel add itch over ran the area in july 1995.and serbian and yugoslavian president miloso vic and radaa van were indicted for war crimes. 20 years ago the current u.s. ambassador to the u.n. was a journalist covering the conflict in the balkans. >> i was a 24-year-old reporter in bosnia when bosnian forces made their move on srebrenica. i did not expect bosnian forces to set out to exterminate all the bosnian men and boys in their custody. i was not alone in underestimating the events unfolding. >> on july 11th, 1995 mel add itch and forces came into force. they separated women and children murdering thousands of men and boys. serbian tv broadcast footage. dead bodies. bosnian soldiers. also shown, muslim prisoners. the massacre of over 8,000 muslim men and boys the worst episode of mass murder in europe signs world war ii helped to galvanise the confidence of the community. >> for those that did not find their loved ones it's hardest for them. for mine my grandmother and others have their brazen plaques. i know where they are, i

. >> mel told me this festival is not the biggest but it is one of the best. >> the major big ones everyof our favorites. >> then i saw sign, literally the red now or never tattoo's. >> staten island. i chased stories a little too far. i'm going to go ahead and get a tattoo. let's get to it. >> i told them i wanted a tattoo. >> going to make a man out of yet. ii was not feeling the 1st couple sketches. i'm about to block away. ♪ ♪ >> after about 40 minutes it was done. it came out great. bill: i see it. bill: they're you go. >> it is. i kept looking down and making sure. >> i am not a tattoo person. >> excuse me? >> six years of the tattoo convention. this is just a small microcosm. >> i like the way he deflected. >> if you go to a boat festival you don't have to buy about. go to a tattoo festival. you don't have to buy a tattoo. >> do you think i over chased the story? tweet me command you can always tweet the show @chasingnews. bill: chasing the arraignment of west new york mayor. he pocketed a total of $250,000. the mayor is not going to resign. ♪,( ♪ >> what is more american than tha

i love me some mel b. is gigantic. really funny comic. and of course, "thank you notes" will be tomorrow night. so thank you so much. first, we have a fantastic show tonight. like an unbelievable show tonight. he has a brand new talk show premiering monday called "ice and cocoa." the one and only ice t is here. >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: he's always fun. >> steve: come on, always fun! >> jimmy: he's always fun. >> steve: always entertaining. >> jimmy: i love that guy. from the mtv series, "scream" which is a good show on mtv. i love it, but she's also in the movie "the duff." have you seen it yet? >> steve: i have heard you talk about it a thousand times. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because i hurt my finger and went to the icu for ten days. and i just -- you just run out of things to watch. >> steve: yeah, lotta free time. >> jimmy: well, my computer didn't work and it didn't download things. because -- they shouldn't. and so but i already downloaded "the duff" off of google play or something. not even like some

yesterday we saw a big turn around, mel, in three we bought yesterday on the turn. sold them. solar stocks i did note and some folks on the blog we were talking back and forth with bought and held those, i did not. >> i'm in trina and also in tan, which is a solar etf but a play on chinese pollution. that's a drag on economic growth there. they are going to put money into this. if you talk about rebounding or the government trying to get it going again, they will put money into solar. it's a long, long-materiterm pl >>> all right. coming up, the shorts are back and market boasting. the highest level short sell since the financial crisis. after the break a major short sell that gives us the three runs that could lead to a crash and julia boorstin is live where a social media stock is attracting chatter. julia? >> with anthony and dick costollo, twitter in the spotlight. i'll have more after the break. verizon say neversettle. t-mobile agrees. never settle for verizon's overpriced gimmicks. try the un-carrier risk-free for 14 days you'll love it, or we'll pay for you to go back.

mel is right, if he ends up in a deposition red flags. here's why. the scope of a deposition is so much broader than what you can ask somebody on the witness stand at trial. his attorneys are going to have a difficult time limiting the area of questionable material at a deposition. most civilians don't have experience with depositions. they can be in a way scarier than a trial because the sky is the limit, essentially in a deposition. there's no judge. they are the wild west of civil litigation tools. that as mel said gives cosby attorneys pause. >> it will be interesting to see what happens with that legal case now that this has been revealed. >> and how they spin it going forward. this is about the court of public opinion. this is what people believe about bill cosby. >> the case is closed there. thank you so much for all that background. this morning, we will speak with three of cosby's accusers. in the 8:00 hour we speak with barbara and beverly about the bombshell revelations they call game changers this morning. >>> court of public opinion matt

we called mel sas clugian. >> she blamed the legislature for not acting on the commission's recommendations. chick thinks the whole thing including clugian's salary has been a waste of taxpayer money. >> i know so many schools, so many senior meals programs, so many veteran crisis centers, that would do 96 anything to have an extra $120,000 a year to do their good, hands-on direct-services work. but it's being wasted in sacramento. >> reporter: becky denison couldn't agree more. >> those amounts in skid row could be used ten times over for bus benches, for restrooms, to help communities. >> helping l.a.'s homeless on skid row it recently lost $60,000 in funding that paid for a nutrition program that's now dead. >> it's incredibly frustrating. domestic violence providers, where these committees continue to get funded no matter what they do. >> we're talking about a symptom of what's wrong with california in a bigger picture. we spend a lot of money. we say we're big. what does $100,000 matter? well, 100,000 here, 100,000 there, soon you're talking millions and eventually you're talking about

i guess this is kelly osbourne and mel b. have their work cut out for them. >> it is about design. and it's about talented people. >> i'm so [ bleep ] done with this. >> if you love "project runway," hold on to your stilettos for "project runway jr." and kelly osbourne will be one of the judges. >> talking to the plus size models firing off on bode change. >> when i go to set, stylist will only have size zero. >>> plus, we're sitting down with the boys from duran duran. are they really the last band standing? >> we're still here. >> that's next. >>> closed captioning provided by -- erhi wdo bau owhal mte mt.e odssf tsanthpelee ve feel like a kid again with dunkin's new cookie-flavored iced coffees. for a limited time, dd perks members can enjoy any sized iced coffee for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. inlyi vemay ocat sck ndib smyif wot vee y rela >>> no band ruled the early video days like duran duran and that song was everywhere. but check out the new cover of billboard calling the boys the not only ruled the '80s, they have endured. talk about their new album and how the music w

cole hall mel, a lot of trade rumors. bottom eighth, herrera makes the catch.oze the i'vey, hamels no-hitter. in the ninth, 13th strikeout. the cubs have not been no-hit in 50 years sandy koufax the last one to get them. herrera turns this into an adventure. he caught it. it's the 1st no-hitter in phillies history, two walks from hamels prevents the perfect game. 5-0 phillies. here's hamels on the final out. >> i hung that pitch, and looks like the pitch was going out of the yard ex-especially with his power. fortunately the wind was in my favor today. herrera made who phenomenal catches, definitely picked me up and just exciting to pick the team up. >> that was a crazy final. despite lacking star power with the absences absences of messe fc barcelona and manchester united took the pitch at levi's stadium this afternoon and didn't disappoint unless you're a barcelona fan. sellout cloud. wayne rooney, corner kick. heading it in. 1-nil. 2-1 game stoppage time man uforward --s off a defender. manchester united takes down the reigning european champions and win the

at cbs news correspondent mel oliver tells us, mission nearly ten years in the making. >> if you thinkng scientists say you haven't seen anything yet. cbs news space consultant bill hearwood. >> woe won't see anything like this again i don't think in our lives. >> new horizon spacecraft will zip by pluto 7:50 a.m. eastern tuesday for the closest pictures to date. the fly by takes place 7800 miles away from pluto. >> nobody has any idea what the spacecraft is going to show them. the pictures on the way in have been exciting. >> a mission nine and a half years in the making. new horizons launched into 2006 leaving earth at 36,000 miles an hour. it has traveled nearly a million miles a day for close to a decade. >> tom has been in the front line for nasa since 1965. reaching the solar system coldest destination will be historic feat. >> right i running high. as soon as they see a new set of data, and it goes up on the screen, you know, they burst into applause, and high fives and everything else. >> cameras are so precise if it was flying over new york sit, at the same altitude from space

ninth, ham mel is going to freeze dexter fowler ought now two 13th strikeout. the cubs have not been no-it in 50 years sandy koufax the last to get them. chris bryant, can he break it up? herrera makes the catch the 13th no-hitter in phillies history. cole hamels gets it done two walks prevents a perfect game. here's hamels on the final out. >> i hung that and looked like the pitch was going out of the yard. fortunately the wind was in my favor and herrera made two follow phenomenal catches. >> what a game despite lacking star power fc barcelona and manchester united took the pitch at levi's stadium and didn't disappoint, unless you're a barca fan. sellout crowd at the home of the niners. wayne rooney, might have got able with a push. 1-nil. 2-1 in stoppage man you forward brushes off the defender before posting in man-u takes down the reigning euro champions. they win the preseason friendly 3-1. >> u.s.a. and panama in the gold club's third place game. americans trail until clint dempsey, 70th minute. game ended in penalty kicks. the u.s. missed their last thr

for more i want to turn to mel robbins, cnn legal analyst. i want to focus on possible charges.ing when is he going to face his day in court? and, of course the statute of limitations has exspird in so many of these cases. is it possible he could still face criminal charges? >> absolutely possible. let's focus on new york and the state of california. in the state of new york if a victim comes forward and alleges she was raped by bill cosby and has a story that the police and the prosecutors feel that they can prosecute and move forward on she has to allege that it happened from 2006 forward. if that happens and it's a good case and they think they can prove it, he will be charged. in california 2004 here's something interesting, there is a woman, chloe goins, who said she was raped by bill cosby at the playboy mansion. it's under investigation by the lapd. it falls within the statute of limitations. and if you're interested in this tune in at noon because her attorney is going to be on with ashleigh banfield talking about that case. he is by no means out of the woods. there's a

. >>> mel is is back inside now. >> the good news is you can breathe easier here is stormtracker 6 livewing you it's quiet right now, high pressure is dominating and we got rid of the storms we had yesterday intel delaware and the lehigh valley sky 6 hd looking at the center city skyline on this friday afternoon we have a bright blue sky overhead and just a few high thin cirrus clouds at the moment. philadelphia 86 degrees, here is the change in the atmosphere, it's dew point in at 55 degrees, it's the level of moisture in the air dew points in the middle 50s and winds out of the west, we get a warmer wind with a down slope in the appalachians which is why at this noon hour, upper 80s, and 29.90 and holding steady. 83 in allentown and cape may 82 and trenton 85. here is satellite 6 along with action radar not a whole lot to talk about, here is the cold front that moved across our region, with showers and storm high pressure is well to the west out across the ohio valley so you can see clear skies and nice viewing conditions from new england from the mid-atlantic on westward into the ohi

and there's ways to find out why it's happening as well. >> mel robbins, tell me your story and alsothere's been such a stigma. why do you think that is? >> it's an interesting question. a lot of what kyra said i 100% agree with. the other thing you need to realize is it's extremely common. they estimate 20% of pregnancies actually end with a miscarriage. when it happened to me i thought about it this way. i basically said that clearly there was something that was wrong with the fetus that we had conceived and this was going to be for the best because that child was not going to survive beyond birth. so i looked at it like not necessarily a stigma. i certainly didn't talk about it openly. and there's also the folk lore that you're not supposed to tell anybody until 12 weeks, like it's a magical number that if you get through 12 weeks, that's because 80% of the miscarriages occur in those first 12 weeks. there's the stigma the fear that something could go wrong, the silence that couples have about even the fact that they are pregnant that they are supposed to hold on until 12 weeks. b

genocide started in 1992 as the prosecution is proving in the trials of caro ditch and mel add itch. >> the latest victims are brought to their final resting place. the shared grief of thousands cutting across the generations is made worse by the pain of denial. >> you talk about international attention focused on srebrenica do some of the victim's families feel like international justice will ever be served. many feel it's slow coming if at all. beyond the international institutions and the further hunt for the perpetrators of the massacre. what hurts so many people in bosnia is the fact that there's so many victims to be identified, and there's an estimated 1200 srebrenica victims who have not been identified and given a burial. beyond that across bosnia from the war that ripped the former yugoslavia apart, there's an estimated 8,000 missing people. there'll be many years before many people can have anything close to what is called closure. >> all right. thank you very much for that update. nadim baba reporting for us. to mark the 20th anniversary of the srebrenica massacre. al jaz

department of water resources for a new recycled water facility at the san francisco international airport mel leong industrial wastewater treatment plant for a four year term through january, 2015 through december 31, 2018. >> welcome. >> thank you. i am with the san francisco international airport. this item seeks the authorization for the airport accept and expend grant a grant in the amount of $750,000 from the california department of water resources through the association of bay area governments. in order to fund a portion of the upgrade project at the wastewater treatment plant last summer the california department of water resources awarded a $20 million grant to abag to fund water projects throughout the region. sfo received a portion of this grant in the amount of $750,000 to fund a project at the wastewater treatment plant to work on recycle water in use of landscaping and toilet flushing throughout the airport terminals this. is just one piece of a much larger upgrade to the wastewater treatment plant. the larger project includes pipes, pumps, treatment facilities and water storag

as melt mel chan reports farmers are suffering and soon consumers can be too. first growing cotton these days garlic alfalfa and almonds on 1900 acres half of which lie fallow this year, because of the drought. >> i am tired. i am not 20 years old any more, and you wonder how long you can continue to expend that kind of energy, and not get what you consider to be an appreciate return. the fourth year of drought has become a make or break year. california produces half the fruits and vegetables. one reports estimates that more than half a million acres will be left unplanted this year, up 25% from last year. resulting in the loss of some 18,000 jobs, and 2.7 billion u.s. dollars for the state. we spoke to one out of workman who did not wish to be identified. it isn't the same as. , and it is because of the water situation. >> on the outskirt as shanity town of former town hands. he did not want to speak on camera, but this man let us film him and told us he makes tools to resell, to get by. >> vince was tasked with turning things around, as the new city manager

low humidity you'll need your sunblock temperatures climbing to the upper 80s in the afternoon. 4:41, mel list sa is looking at the commute. >> and the road work that comes along with it, at least for around here for the next half hour. 66 west right lane blocked until 5:00 this morning. so you only have about another half hour of that. virginia, 95 here at newington, a live picture showing northbound, southbound, no issues there. 395 southbound at duke street. three lanes blocked there again another 30 minutes that should be cleared. hearing some rumblings that it was clearing earlier but popped up as still being there. prince george's county, everything rolling along clean there. top of the beltway at colesville road innerand outer look looking good. weather and traffic as always on the 1s. we'll see you here at 4:41. >>> loudoun county sheriff's office needs help in a robbery investigation. investigators say four men broke into a home in ashburn and robbed a teenager. this was a sketch of one of men there, a pretty distinctive tattoo on his neck as well. the man showed a knife, got awa

ninth, ham mel is going to freeze dexter fowler ought now two 13th strikeout.ot been no-it in 50 years sandy koufax the last to get them. chris bryant, can he break it up? herrera makes the catch the 13th no-hitter in phillies history. cole hamels gets it done two walks prevents a perfect game. here's hamels on the final out. >> i hung that and looked like the pitch was going out of the yard. fortunately the wind was in my favor and herrera made two follow phenomenal catches. >> what a game despite lacking star power fc barcelona and manchester united took the pitch at levi's stadium and didn't disappoint, unless you're a barca fan. sellout crowd at the home of the niners. wayne rooney, might have got able with a push. 1-nil. 2-1 in stoppage man you forward brushes off the defender before posting in man-u takes down the reigning euro champions. they win the preseason friendly 3-1. >> u.s.a. and panama in the gold club's third place game. americans trail until clint dempsey, 70th minute. game ended in penalty kicks. the u.s. missed their last three p ks to make

. >> this is by chris mel berger he has a background in graphic design how he was able to pull it office fake but definitely fake. so that's that. beth love you, love all you guys. >> see you. >> i love you,. >>> in this first video, this beautiful mom-to-be decided the way to reveal to her parents that they were going to have a grandchild was to buy a nursery poetry book. >> why are you interrupting me with this i'm cooking. >> she hands dad the bag. it takes this mom zero seconds to figure out what the daughter is trying to tell her. >> she's talking to her stomach. it's so flat. >> oh, oh, my god! >> dad is still trying to figure out what the heck this is. i love this mom. he's like i guess i should hug you guys but i don't understand why you gave me a children's book. >> it's a grandkid. >> mom sometimes have a feeling. also revealing to the grandma-to-be wie oven they make her look through every door the pantry the cupboards, throughout the kitchen to find this surprise. so this is like a little scavenger hunt. >> what [ bleep ]! oh my >> now she's going to have to change that po