. >>> he rose to power, in two stages, first in a coup against the first democratic president morey, in 2013, the country descended into violence and thousands of people were killed and, elsewhere, as they staged peaceful sit ins and morey was jailedtion along with the untear muslim brotherhood. the following year, he ran for office, and he received 96% of the vote. no real campaigning. by the end of his first year, in power, 44,000 political opponents and activists are jailed and cracked down, on the media, 48 journalists were jailed and dozens received sentences. >>> human rights is the worst era. people killed in less than 10 hours in 2013, and you have numbers of executions, unprecedented. and we're talking about it in the hundreds and 106 including that. >>> he did promise to create stability, and violence been and kidnappings, are a daily occurrence. it is at the forefront of the people's minds including cairo and that's why the business community is backing a plan to build a new capital city, they have promised more than 20 billion dollars and have pledged more to assist. egyp

he could be a making her way to wildwood to ride a roller coaster on morey's pier. >> you never know. >> i have on vacation coming up, i would like mary lee to move on out back away from the jersey shore. >> i'll call her peeps. >>> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we are live as investigators search for clues after three fires on the same street in less than a week. >>> inside mind of the murder suspect for the first time james holmes explains how a last second phone call could >>> a familiar, frightening scene for people living on this chester street for the first time in five days, fire breaks out on the same block we are live as investigators search for what is sparking all of those fires. >>> also people in dozens of homes are waking up without water this morning after an overnight water main break. we will have the latest on efforts to fix that problem. >>> damp dreary start and colder as normal as well, storm scan three shows more rain in the area, definitely does not feel like the first week of june. >> more like march. >> how about it. when will sun come back out and

a morei think we see permanent part of the population renting. a lot of the houses are rentals. isn't that a bad sign? if you don't see people buying homes, what does that tell you about people's credit and ability to save? guest: what you are seeing right now is the millennial's who are starting to age and creating the lifestyle of being in the inner-city and they are getting the trade-off where they want to have a home. traditionally, people thought you move into a house, you buy that house will stop today, people are making a lifestyle financialnd make the decision about whether they want to buy or rent that property. story about a millenials being priced out of some of the biggest cities because of the price of residential real estate and stagnant wages which janet yellen has expressed concern about. that in the year ending april, rents increased faster than home values for the first time since way 12. if the rents are high, doesn't mean millenial's cannot save to buy a home he goes they are paying so much money for rent? guest: it's part of the overall cycle. we are startin

this has been a volatile group morey, so there have been pressure on affairs as there is expansion.alyst from said that delta introduced a fare increase, two dollars one on domestic fares, but that is on top of another increase from last week. so perhaps, we will not see a pricing war. american airlines trading higher by 4%. others gaining ground. this is a group that recently, if you look at the index, they beara better market -- market. alix: the dow transportation average is something you can look at and see where the dow might go in general. looks like a flat line. now top stories. the senate has set up a showdown with the white house over spending. lawmakers approved a spending bill that would get around mandated spending cuts. it within the president's plan to close the military prison at guantÁnamo bay. there are less than two weeks before the bow matt reached -- diplomats reach their deadline for the deal with iran. they will not accept just any agreement. >> the only deal we will get is a good deal. there will not be a deal if we do not get a good deal. if we are able to ge

. >> reporter: the impacts of the attacks can be seen in the refugee camp on the morey tainian side of the border. you can see the arrivals hosted in the makeshift camp pending final registration. some came two days ago and they speak of continuing acts of aggression by the malian army. >> the u.n. says a new wave of refugees joined the camp of late. >> translation: during the last two months we received small groups of refugees fleeing the conflict. we have 107 families we do our best to provide food water and health services. we call on the world to support the effort. >> reporter: the refugees complain of shortages of food and medical services. they say that entire months passed without any distribution of provisions arelief agencies. a peaceful contribution is promised. the people see more difficulties >>> researchers in scotland have discovered an antimalaria compound, and it could treat the infection with a dose of medicine costing $1. it works in a different way to drugs targetting the parasite at a number of different stages in the life signingle. cycle. researchers hope to be

we have this report from the border between mali and morey tainia. >> reporter: they repeatedly said their goal is an independent state. now they want people to accept less than that. it's clear the leaders of the tuareg's has a tough tack. >> we think this is the most we can get and with the world community's level of readiness. i think this is available to us for now. >> reporter: these are the same leaders who announce what they call the independent republic of azawad three years ago. several months later in burkina faso, they mali failed to discuss the demand the the treaty allows parliament in the north. a role in the region's security for armed movements. more economic and social development in the area. the rebels demanded mali's government spends 40% of its budget in the north. the current agreement is similar to previous agreements signed in 1992 and 2006. most we talked to in this meeting are dissatisfied. >> it's clear that we have been forced to sign the agreement. i don't see a single point in it that served our interests. it's not good for the people, it's not good for

. >> reporter: chef morey moto says he could never have imagined the crowd a few years ago, and credits the debut attraction to snoop, worldly experiences. >> he's a great musician. >> reporter: the chef, of course, did research on the rap star beforehand. when they think of japanese food, you don't think about fried chicken. >> no, no. >> reporter: their performance was a big hit among fans. personally i didn't think the stage was big enough for the two of them. star power. >> star power. >> i love to watch the cooking shows. good to see someone local mr. hicksing up the scene. it's really entertaining. >> who else to roll something than snoop dog. >> reporter: at napa valley, betty yu, kpix 5. >> this was first year bolt rock featured a culinary stage. >> he is having a lot of fun. living the life right now. event organizers can you believe it, already busy planning for next year. they have announced the dates for the 2016 festival, the 4th 4th annual bottle rock will run may 27th through may 29. put that on your calendars. in case you're won we aring, that's -- wondering, that's memo

. >> what's unique about cryptosporidium is that it spends to be morey assistant to chlorine than otheranisms. if you have viruses or even certain bacteria they are easily killed by chlorine. what's happening is that this parasite has become resistant to chlorine and it's requiring practices of super high levels of chlorine to shock the system, if you will, to get rid of chris tow spore rid yum if there's an been outbreak. >> what can you do if you have a pool? the cdc says everyone should shower before getting in both private and public pools and anybody with any kind of gastrointestinal issue should just stay out of the water. iain? >> joyce, thanks. good advice. >>> police in point breeze are trying to find the guy that they say broke into two different businesses. detectives say surveillance video shows the man breaking into the rita' water ice on the 1900 block of oregon avenue. it happened back on june 15th. cops say cameras were rolling again on june 21st when the same man bleak a chinese restaurant on the 1800 block of broad in both cases the guy got away with cash. >>> still ah

fixing those holes he says he'll do morey pairs tomorrow but as you can see the cleanup already startingll right. a lot of work ahead for lost folks. half million people without power. you can get breaking weather alerts sent to your phone with our fox 29 news app. you can also watch our news streaming on your phone if you lose power. just search for it in the apple or google play stores. >>> you don't expect this crossing the road. four children in australia crossing at an intersection last week when this happened. surveillance video shows a motorcycle speeding through a red light into traffic you see the biker hits a car and then just misses the kids. the rider was taken to the hospital with some serious leg injuries. >>> a precious and heart broking moment captured in photograph getting worldwide attention. snapped at the scene of a deadly crash in colorado. a police officer uses his skills as a father to calm a scared toddler pulled from the wreckage wreckage. >> she was crying. she was actually soaked in gasoline from the truck and so the smell -- it was really awful awful. >> offic

jenn and chris couldn't shake the morey len less heckling. >> johnny wait a minute that's not in yet. there's little meat on that ball. johnny, i told you not to three jack. >> they have destroyed what golf is all about. the amateurs. >> i thought for sure that would be the one. >> you know what this is? this is how not to play game of golf. >> you know what, it's this camera. i get camera shy. ♪ >> howard explained this matchup the only way he knows how. >> you know what this is, it's a joke. it's a joke. that's what it is. >> keep score go with howard, go with iain go with matt and the hat is just annoying. >> i'd trade the hat for a hamburger i'm starving. >> this one was over before it even started. howard sinks the birdie. i beat you one hasn'ted. what else do you want me to do. >> who gets the trophy? it's pretty obvious. >> i believe in always being kind to my elders. >> right. >> i want month to make sure that the elders 10:00 p.m. -- >> is your grandmother here? >> okay. listen it's a trophy. it's actually -- >> i noticed this. >> cheerleading trophy. >> nice skirt. >> none y

our partners at washington post has a statement from katherine moreis a spokesperson saying in part weetting into the business of opining on parenting practices or child rearing philosophies our role is responding as child is harmed or significant risk of harm and it's about child safety. danielle meitiv says it may be a step in the right did, but want to see more clarifications. >>> this evening, pink and purple balloons will be released in honor of relisha rudd who disappeared march 2014 and she still has not been found. today's balloon launch will begin at 4 on c street in southeast dc organizers areasking you bring your own balloons filled with helium. >>> we are just getting started after the break police hope that this footage of a burglary in action will help catch a criminal. >> plus the people in washington state thought they were watching a slow speed chase in action but the police officer's dash cam tales differ >>> welcome back. a topic that triggers violence across the world. the contests encorninging people to draw pictures of the prophet muhammad two gunmen opened foyer

even mark morey ral certainly doesn't sit on the right side of the aisle.question, is the president going to use this in the white house or in the rose garden? is this now acceptable? this is disgusting to us use. martha: leslie, you're not alone feeling it is beneath the office of the presidency to use that word. obviously he understands the power of his pulpit, leslie, and he used quite intentionally. he wanted to make a point. that point may be largely lost though. what do you think the point was that he was trying to make? >> i don't think the point was largely lost. i think he was using that word, and i think effectively to further that point. which is, what that word stands for. in the history of african-americans in this country and the sting of that word and racism is still alive today on the heels of the deaths of those nine people in south carolina with the alleged killings being racially motivated. i'm not saying alleged it was racially motivated but obviously even with confession we don't have trial completed at this time. i wrote a piece about

in two minutes, tam will have more from a man who help -- tara morey artie will have more. it's tuesday june 16th. i'm corey campbell. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic and get you moving this morning. steve, how does it look? >> warmer inland today. cool down yesterday. there's still plenty fog out there. it's still over the bay. it should burn off, the june gloom. the delta breeze is taking a tumble. some areas already have the blue skies. evelyn ortiz in campbell. skies are warriors blue with a splash of fog here and there. go, dub nation! very well done. we have a lot of low clouds and fog around. but yesterday was a big push. a lot of 50s, low to mid. 52 alamo. west at 14. keep an eye on it. yesterday it was 28. gusts to 35. today it's cut in half. that's a screaming message it will be warmer inland. upper 80s, 90s. some fog it's on the cool side. it will be nice for some. gray for others. but warmer inland with upper 80s to near 90s for some. 60s and 70s by the water. 7:02. and sal with your traffic. have -- we have an accident in the emeryville/berkeley area.