a hand for neale, please? [ applause ] >> on a side note, i asked rodney if he could dedicate the torture chamber to you and he said he would do that. as the director muhammed pointed out many of agencies were involved in this department, jerry robbins who worked with us for years. i think it's important that we acknowledge the individuals who made this possible. partners for the port of san francisco, starting with monique, her staff, reynolds, rick malo, tonya. we don't do this alone and we are grateful to have you as partners in this endeavor. it's not easy to get to this point but your sense of professionalism to get through this job is truly admirable. thank you gentlemen and ladies. [ applause ] >> i would like to take a moment to thank mohammed for assembling an incredible team for executing this project starting with john thomas, lee, and of course the contractor that made all of this had been, -- made this happen. landscaping. we have to give mike and his for man, kelly, a big hand of applause for mak

neal, thank you so much for coming on and sharing this information with us. >> thank you. >>> neal truckline. >>> back to the future, can google's motorola mobilitity shake up the short phone now? first how some of theeeeeeeeeeee >>> as we mentioned earlier, events in egypt are very fluid and now egypt's military chief says the president has been placed by the chief justice of the constitutional court and the constitution has been suspended. the islamist constitution and say as new cabinet will soon be formed. >>> there is a new or more accurately player in the smart phone wars and has a familiar name, motorola, motorola mobilitity is owned by google, luring customers away from apple and samsung devices. jon fortt has more now. >> reporter: call it a shot across the bow of a smart phone industry. google through motorola putting america on notice that a ground breaking new phone is coming. the full page add ran in this morning's new york times usa today, wall street journal washington post. takes full advantage to the holiday. it's a tease, we don't see the phone. the company hinted we'll see

that's a huge stimulus that's lots of jobs it's a wonderful thing republicans are opposing it why neal let's make it fifty dollars . and we'll all of a good time no i don't think that would work really. figure out that one seventy five was the keynote i read actually what if you look at the history of the minimum wage the minimum wage has been an entry into the labor market wage but when the minimum wage has actually been bad blocks and treat people too because it prices out young workers yes absolutely and the supreme court backed down on this one when we passed laws saying it was illegal for ten year olds to work in baghban factories and lose their fingers of machines and the supreme court said no you can't pass that law because the law in the one nine hundred eighteen is they changed their tune in one hundred thirty so i wasn't really rocking bangladesh i was just talking about illinois and new york sort of spring maryland writes this young people people of my generation out of the market i mean it's a simple equation when your american ideal is for people their twenty's to be worki

all neal to the one true king. neal for god's sake. (trumpet fanfare). this blessed news.ame after a long day of awaiting word from st. mary's hospital as the royal lad seemingly prolonging labor, perhaps sensing that this was the only kind of labor that he would ever be involved in. we will have full team coverage on this tomorrow night. but let me just give you a little taste of what currently is out there. >> this is how brilliant a royal kate is. there are women throughout british roy

neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> our thanks to neal and the meteorologist there for tips tonight>>> when we come back, that stuning move on the golf course. the golfer who suddenly fired her caddie, sending him packing in the middle of the round. so, who did she replace him with? it got everyone's attention. with? it got everyone's attention. right after the break here. while a body in tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase t

you will die from an abortion it is wildly greater than the chance that you will die from abortion neal we haven't included you in this i received. your welcome when you started oh no you're not still but you're not sure exactly the worst of all that for you sure as a reason. to talk about that before you could survive. listen whatever you know i'm serious if men who were you sort of live pictures should have. if i had been able to produce african-american or my other minority women to be in the room would you be settled would that be fine was the problem that they were it was just that the faces in the room bothered you because there are plenty of minority women who support what casey wanted to do what i am sure there are what i want to do that is why did you do that tom it's really over and over and over again the people driving this train tend to be white men and you know that's true in democratic states and republican states because that the whole of our nation who are what i was doing i was like i'm going to like giuliani has nothing to do with progressives are concerned it is a bi

all neal to the one true king. neal for god's sake. (trumpet fanfare). this blessed news. it came after a long day of awaiting word from st. mary's hospital as the royal lad seemingly prolonging labor, perhaps sensing that this was the only kind of labor that he would ever be involved in. we will have full team coverage on this tomorrow night. but let me just give you a little taste of what currently is out there. >> this is how brilliant a royal kate is. there are women throughout british royal family history that have panicked over not being able to deliver a boy. here we are. kate did it first time. >> john: what? what? you are aware that she is married to prince william and not carl drogo, aren't you? what would your response have been if it had been a girl? dam nation upon your cursed woman. she produced a baby of the weaker sex. all that tomorrow. all that tomorrow. but first, from news of birth overseas to news of death back here in the u.s. >> it has been long feared. this morning it is reality in detroit. the motor city filed for chapter 9 protection yesterday. >>

all neal to the one true king. neal for god's sake. (trumpet fanfare). this blessed news. it came after a long day of awaiting word from st. mary's hospital as the royal lad seemingly prolonging labor, perhaps sensing that this was the only kind of labor that he would ever be involved in. we will have full team coverage on this tomorrow night. but let me just give you a little taste of what currently is out there. >> this is how brilliant a royal kate is. there are women throughout british royal family history that have panicked over not being able to deliver a boy. here we are. kate did it first time. >> john: what? what? you are aware that she is married to prince william and not carl drogo, aren't you? what would your response have been if it had been a girl? dam nation upon your cursed woman. she produced a baby of the weaker sex. all that tomorrow. all that tomorrow. but first, from news of birth overseas to news of death back here in the u.s. >> it has been long feared. this morning it is reality in detroit. the motor city filed for chapter 9 protection yesterday. >>

deputy treasury secretary neal wolin will leave the white house at the end of august. wolin was with the administration throughout the financial crisis, and was the longest- serving deputy treasury secretary. his next move has not yet been announced. president obama is on the road again. today he will present his fiscal agenda in illinois before moving on to other midwest states. he's expected to talk about the economy, jobs and immigration. "it will be a pretty good speech, but as we've learned, i've given some pretty good speeches before and then things still get stuck here in washington." the president made those comments monday to former campaign supporters where he asked for the public's help in moving his agenda forward. one of the issues he faces is getting congress to raise the debt ceiling. house speaker john boehner says they won't do it without real cuts in spending. cisco says it will buy security company sourcefire in a deal worth $2.7 billion. cisco says in a statement that sourcefire "aligns well" with its broader plans. sourcefire's specialty is securit

neal karlinsky is in vancouver tonight. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for tweens and teenagers, he was simply "finnhe high school jock who had the courage to join the glee clib. but when 31-year-old cory monteith's body was found saturday, alone in this vancouver hotel, with no signs of foul play, investigators immediately turned their attention to a possible drug overdose. >> from what witnesses found, he was alone in the room at that time. >> here at the hotel there are flowers and notes left by fans. an autopsy won't reveal a cause of death until lab tests can be done. he had always been candid about his troubled past, growing up in canada where he started using drugs at 13, changed schools 16 times before dropping out while battling serious addiction problems. >> you see this young all american quarterback looking dude on the show and immediately make assumptions. i felt like i had to step in and relate my experience, relate the truth of my life and where i come from. >> monteith had checked himself into rehab earlier this year and friends thought he had conquered his demons. he once said he wa

neal karlinsky, abc news, las vegas. >>> and this of course is a family, a holiday week and congress is on vacation, but leaving a lot of american families reeling from a looming assault on their budget, a federally funded student loan program is set to double from 3.4% to 6.8%. congress may act to change it but only when they return. by the way, the average debt for students with a loan, more than $27,500. >>> as we count down to the fourth of july tonight we can tell you where your neighbors are probably headed for the holiday. we have the annual list of the top ten destinations on the 4th. number one orlando, home of disney world. number two, new york city with some good news for all of you coming to see us this week, the statue of liberty will re-open. repair is complete. lady liberty closed after hurricane sandy delivered a body blow 8 months ago. >>> still ahead on "world news" caught on camera, the toddler grabbed, the standoff at a walmart and the split second move by this officer that saved a little girl. >>> later, what is happening to the big names at wimbledon, slipping a

neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> send can be a dangerous word out there.s for watching, "nightline" later. we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >>> police conduct a search for a lost little girl missing now for hours. >> most of the asiana flight crew boards a plane home, tonight what happened that left two of them trapped when the plane went down. >> late new details for you tonight on the final moments of flight 214. two and a half minutes of confusion. >> i turned around and looked at the back end of it. oh, my god. time to go. >> and you'll hear from one passenger who survived the crash. he tells abc 7 news there is no time for fear. >> the next time i ride on a plane it will be a, you know, not any time soon. >> a lot of people probably feel that way on the plane. not any time soon. a flight 214 passenger tells abc 7 news what he did to survive the crash. good evening. it was another day of startling new revelations in the crash of asiana air lines flight 214. the pilot told investigators he saw a flash of light that blinded him.

abc's neal karlinsky back on the story for us again. >> reporter: tonight the investigation into the untimely death of cory monteith has the ending friends feared. late today the coroner determined that the 31-year-old actor died of a mixed drug toxicity involving heroin and alcohol, a deadly cocktail, the two mixed together can slow a person's breathing to the point that it kills them. >> there is absolutely nothing at this point, no evidence to suggest this is anything other than the most sad and tragic accident. >> reporter: monteith, the actor who played the all american kid when just completed a stint in rehab. he made no secret of his troubled childhood which was filled with drugs and alcohol. >> were alcohol and drugs ever a problem? >> yeah, absolutely. >> how old were you? >> i was about 12 actually. ♪ i'm forever yours >> reporter: the young man who overcame so much to become a beloved star died alone in his hotel room from the same addictions he fought to overcome his entire life. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >>> moving on next, did you see the furious online reactio

abc's neal karlinsky tells us sometimes after rehab, your body can be at even greater risk. >> reporteron what would turn out to be the last plane trip of his life, "glee" star cory monteith recorded this video for a fan. >> stay out of trouble, and stay in school. >> reporter: co-star jane lynch, on the "tonight show" overnight, offered her own version of what so many have said -- monteith was a humble guy with a big heart. >> he once flew across the country on his own nickel to meet with a sick kid whose last wish was to meet him. you know, that's the kind of guy he was. he was a real giver. ♪ just a small town girl, living in a lonely world ♪ >> reporter: so what went wrong? how could the 31-year-old, who just put himself into rehab in april, overdose with no warning signs? >> just because somebody has gone through 30 days in rehab, they're not safe. >> reporter: strange as it sounds, dr. mitch rosenthal says the period immediately following rehab is often the most dangerous. >> they are vulnerable from a physiologic point of view because the drug that they took 30 days ago at that d

i want to take a moment to single out from planning i want to thank neale, and david for planning for the vision of what this amazing street is going to be about and i of course want to thank mohammed and to his staff for getting this done on time and on budget. i want to thank the port staff for helping moving this forward. i want to thank mayor lee for putting up with many of us who have been asking him for a couple of dollars for getting this project done. mr. mayor, i want to tell you that we are going to bring you ice cream every week until we get phase two of this project. what do you think about that? are you ready for that? [ applause ] >> let me say one final thing, many of my friends around the city ask me why this project is so important. as we know fisherman's wharf bring over 10 million people here. it because of this project, we increase that by 20 percent, that's going to mean dividends for everyone. i want to thank you for being part of the vision that will bring tourist here to this special city. we have not only the exploratoria that opened up. we are making sure tha

neal karlinksy has more. ♪ her eyes her eyes >> reporter: he was thin.ock who had the courage to join the glee club ♪ just a small town girl living in a lonely world ♪ >> reporter: but when 31-year-old cory monteith's body was found saturday alone in this vancouver hotel with no signs of foul play, investigators immediately turned their attention to a possible drug overdose. >> from what witnesses had found mr. monteith in the hotel. he was alone. >> reporter: here at hotel where he died, notes and flowers left by fans. an autopsy being conducted won't reveal the cause of death until lab tests can be done. monteith was candid about his troubled past, growing up in canada started using drugs at 13. changed schools 16 times before dropping out. while battling serious addiction problems. >> you look. you see this young all-american quarterback looking dude on the show and you immediately make assumptions. i felt like i had to step in at some point and relate to people my experience and relate the truth of my life and where i come from. >> reporter: monteith

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neal julian know, i want to thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, cheryl, it's great to beack. >> you've been here for a while. >> yeah, yeah. >> i know you love your job and doing great work. can you bring us up to date? >> san francisco aids foundation in the 33rd year, when we provide direct services and programs all at no cost for clients throughout san francisco, we one one of the largest testing centers in san francisco. we have possibly 15,000 clinical physicians and we treat hiv. hepatitis testing. people want to check in about perhaps their alcohol use, substance use, isolation, loneliness, depression, those kinds of things and we also have a tremendous outreach in the community for prevention services of and programs for people hiv negative and people that are hiv positive. it's a wide array of treatments and services. >> a lot of people think hiv/aids is over. but it's not. >> that's true. we've moved from that very early part of crisis and intervention where many people in san francisco died sometimes even within days offing the virus in the very beginning to a

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i'm charles payne in for neal cavuto and all eyes on the d.c. mayor who can kill the massive minimum wage hike onig box retailers, six others joining them to fight it as activists look to take this fight nationwide, but will that just have jobs taking a dive? to our guests, gary .? >> let's hope this d.c. mayor gets it right and vetoes this stupidity. look, walmart, one of the great business models ever, a cash-generating machine, creates jobs left and right, couldn't butts to communities and anchor for other businesses. no, let's dictate to them what they should pay people so all of a sudden they can't hire as many. is is a bad thing and would set a bad precedent if it gets rough to the rest of the country. >> speaking of a precedent, ben, listen, we do have minimum wage across the country. if all of a sudden it was $12.50, would that help the job market or hurt the job market? >> it would hurt it plenty. there are an awful lot of businesses that operate on a slender marg and to increase their wages by 50% would be quite a hit to them, but i'm

neal simon turns 86 and gina lulabringer is 86. i'm betty ngyuen. thanks for watching "early today." have a fantastic fourth of july. >>> despite another round of intense negotiations, we are now entering day four of the b.a.r.t. strike. talks called off late last night but they will be back in the bargaining table later this morning. we will have all the details coming up next. >>> even though the trains are running, there are plenty of ways to get to your fourth of july celebrations today. your other options for getting around the bay. >>> anticipating smooth sailing for most of the day on the holiday. a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. congratulations. you made it to thursday. happy fourth of july. this is with the today in the bay." >>> it is 4:30. good independence day. good morning to everybody. thanks for

neal, take it away. >>> well, forget about this guy, all bent out of shape over the president. lot of these guys and gals are getting pretty bent, too. hi, everyone. welcome. call it the young and the restless, but it's not the kind of soap opera the white house likes to watch. the government surveillance programs like those going on at the nsa are violating their privacy and they're not a bit happy about it. this as the president's approval ratings continue to fall to an all-time low. it trusted the government as breaking down. is that putting the brakes on any big kind of government agenda? all right, charles payne, what do you think?

neal karlinsky has the new details from vancouver.ood morning, neal. >> reporter: george, good morning. we're outside the hotel where cory monteith died this weekend. and look at this. the wall of flowers in tribute continues to grow. that, as family and friends just try to grapple with how he died. how could a 31-year-old, very fit and seemingly healthy man suddenly die, alone in his hotel room? this morning, the mystery of cory monteith's death is being closely examined by investigators. interviewing his friends and trying to get a sense of his state of mind in the days leading up to his death. >> he'll be very in depth and very thorough in our investigation, to determine if it was natural causes of death or something else that possibly led to that death. >> reporter: a statement from the coroner's office, which is heading up the investigation, says there was no obvious cause of death noted upon initial examination at the scene. adding that toxicology testing is necessary for the determination of the cause and classification of deat

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>> all right, neal. so much. >>> and for more, now, joining us from san francisco, is addiction specialist, kristina wandzilak. there were reports that he had been seen, cory, in vancouver, the night he died, drinking a beer, which seems to be innocuous. but you maintain that it isn't for somebody with his history. >> absolutely. anytime you have an addictive substance that interacts with an addictive biochemistry, you make the chemical reaction to it. so, when you have a person that's recovering from addiction, it's completely unsafe to engage in any sort of addictive substance. he didn't stand a chance. the beer actually was the pebble that created this massive avalanche. >> and doctors and experts often advise addicts from going to places and being with people they used to party with it can actually be a trigger. and looks like it might have been in this case, as well. >> absolutely. however, relapse is a process. it didn't begin when he went into vancouver. it's a process. it happens over a course of

good morning, neal. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the hotel where cory monteith died on saturday. you can see some of the flowers and notes that have been left behind. there's still no known cause of death but friends and family are hopeful that autopsy later today will shed some light on this incredibly untimely death. ♪ >> reporter: for millions of fans of the hit tv show "glee" he was fipp, the high school student and football star turned unlikely glee club member who made singing and performing into something cool. ♪ well no one told me her >> reporter: saturday in downtown vancouver, canada, the person behind the character, 31-year-old cory monteith was found unresponsive in his hotel room after he missed his checkout time. a bright young talent who seemed to have it all, suddenly gone. >> paramedics advised the man in the room was clearly deceased. >> reporter: police say foul play is not suspected and according to surveillance cameras and room key records it appears monteith was alone in his room after returning late from a ni

a neal-good friday. it's 4:31. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. let's first check the forecast with rob my aida who is in for christina this morning. >> we have a healthy sea breeze reaching southwest at 24 miles county. a pretty mild afternoon, 70s to mid 80s inland. 65 around san francisco and 71 in oakland. now for a look at your friday commute, here is mike. >> we're looking at the san mateo bridge. it's friday, as rob said. light volume expected throughout the morning. right now, of course, 4:31 so we of course have a@ñmx+ light vol here. we'll take you to the tri-valley where we don't have any slowing. this is west 580 and south 680. construction north 680. that's why speeds dip down below 60. not a concern. eastbound we have construction on 580 but still have a freeway open for one of your lanes. there's slowing there obviously. east altamont pass road we got word from chp that all lanes reopened after an overnight deadly crash. we had traffic control until just a few minutes ago. expect a few until all that is cleared. >>>

i'm charles payne in for neal cavuto and all eyes on the d.c. mayor who can kill the massive minimum wage hike onig box retailers, six others joining them to fight it as activists look to take this fight nationwide, but will that just have jobs taking a dive? to our guests, gary .? >> let's hope this d.c. mayor gets it right and vetoes this stupidity. look, walmart, one of the great business models

neal, take it away. >>> well, forget about this guy, all bent out of shape over the president. a lot of these guys and gals are getting pretty bent, too. hi, everyone. welcome. call it the youngnd the restless, but it's not the kind of soap opera the white house likes to watch. the government surveillance programs like those going on at the nsa are violating their privacy and they're not a bit happy about it. this as the president's approval ratings continue to fall to an all-time low. it trusted the government as breaking down. is that putting the brakes on any big kind of government agenda? l right, charles payne, what do you think? >> well, i think it will. listen, trust the cornerstone of everything. trust the cornerstone of any kind of success, business, family, you've got to believe in the government. young people particularly believedn this president. you know, inadequate answer to nsa, irs, benghazi. now you use these organizations as political tools, it's amazing. i think there's a lot of optimism on wall street and other places that maybe this will put the cabosh on s

. >> reporter: but at home in suburban washington, chairman hersman becomes debby to husband neal and mom to three boys who say the nation's chief safety officer makes them live what she preaches. >> like all my friends were like out of booster seats and stuff. and i was still 12, and i was in a booster seat. >> i know she's doing it for me because she loves me. she's my mom. >> reporter: being a mom was never far from her mind as she met with the parents of the chinese teenagers who died at asiana flight 214. >> i can hear the word "mama." and as i reach out to shake their hand and tell them that i'm sorry, i say to them, i'm mama, too. >> reporter: a dedication to both families and safety. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> back in a moment with a genuine piece of world history up for auction now on ebay. >>> our chief foreign correspondent richard engel was one of four journalists invited to address the u.n. security council this week. 600 journalists have been killed in the last decade covering conflicts. 41 in syria alone just last year. and while richard was there to press