the blast happen interested in the northeastern city in the first attack a suicide attack targeted the a prom next cleric, and the second attack went off in a busy marketplace. tell us more about these bombs. >> reporter: yes, well, the first explosion, police say targeted a very prominent muslim cleric here who has been very outspoken and critical of boko haram. earlier this month he gave a powerful speech in which he said the group is misusing the name of islam and the religion, and he was targeted earlier this month and escaped unharmed. today once again he escaped unharmed, but unfortunately 25 people have died in the process. shortly after that another blast targeting a very crowded area. not clear what the target there is, at least 19 people died in that attack. there has been no immediate claim of responsibility, but the attacks would appear to bare the hallmarks of boko haram. authorities in the state are telling us they have imposed a 24-hour curfew for now. >> moving away from the bombs but not necessarily boko haram. 100 days since the schoolgirls were taken hostage, prisone

reports that a car bomb has exploded in a market in nigeria and the explosion happened in the northeastern citymigugri and dozens feared dead, let's go to the capital abuja where andrew is standing by for us and tell us a little bit more about this blast. >> reporter: well, what we know is this and we have spoken to a number of people who are eyewitnesses at the scene. apparently it was a vehicle carrying charcoal or wood and there was a bomb hidden amongst that load. it exploded near to a very busy market at around 8:30 tuesday morning. a lot of people there. we don't know the casualty figures but it was a big blast and some described it as a fireball. yet, another bomb being blamed fairly and squarely on boko haram by the security forces. they are very active in this area. and this is the birth place of the set which started its insurgency in 2009 but the number of attacks now are on a daily basis now and no real way of describing the enormity of the problem facing nigeria civilians and indeed the military and the police. >> have there been any arrests that have been made? >> reporter: not re

pressurized pipe so it provides a red dante pipe to carry flow in south particularly in the northeastern quadrant of the city. this has failed multiple times. we have had a number of emergency room repairs in the past and this project will provide for redundancy for us to be able to transport the sewage to this portion of the city. i also am requesting for a correction in page 4 of the ordinance. on page 4, item, there is a bullet item no. 2 which states the puc and board of supervisors discretionary adoption of ceqa findings for the project following review of consideration of completed project related environmental analysis were required pursuant to ceqa state guidelines and administrative code. the project has received ceqa approval through the board. so we request that for that bullet item to be stride out # -- striked out from the ordinance. >> okay. thanks very much. mr. city attorney i believe we can just amend this. okay. why don't we first move on to our budget analyst report. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee. table 2 on page 75 of our report shows the projected deappropriation and reapp

the northeastern city is the birth place of boko haram, blamed for the attack. nigeria's government has been under increasing criticism to reign in the armed group. 276 school girls abducted by boko haram in april of still mitting. >> nearly 200 million car safety seats are being recalled because of seat buckles. the seats that are made by greco have a harness that can get stuck in an emergency. parents had to cut the belts to get their kids out. earlier, the company recalled another 4 billion seats. this is the largest child safety seat recall in u.s. history. >> millions of american soccer fans have been dreaming of world cup glory for team u.s.a., but a very talented belgium team that remained undefeated in world cup play squashed those hopes. it was a nail biter. >> we have the details of only -- we can only call it a heartbreaking dephoto for the u.s. squad that played until the last possible second. >> you're exactly right. when the final whistle blew tuesday in brazil, a group of eight, for the first time team u.s.a. had a chance but fell short despite gr

rebels in control of the area say the victims' remains are being moved by train, taken to a city in northeastern ukraine and flown to amsterdam where it originated. and they will hand over the black box. and a live report with much more coming up on "action news" at 5:30. >>> and back here the fill lis trying out a new security measure, metal detectors at one of the entrance gates to the ballpark. and dann cuellar is live with the details. hey, dann. >> with all going on in the world it seems inevitable sooner or later we will all go through metal detectors to go to a baseball game. and tonight that will take root tonight but only the right-field entrance. and welcome to the new world of major league baseball. beginning with tonight's game all baseball fans coming through the right-field gates have to go through metal detectors. >> and things like the boston bombing made us look inward saying if we need help with our security, what can we do? this is where baseball went and all clubs are doing it by next year. >> and the crazy world of terrorism. all sports venues looking at revving up the secur

and kanye west and jay-z concerts, that you can avail yourself of in atlantic city, and now these people who live in northeastern philadelphia, atlantic city, all they need to do, in 20 minutes, they can go over the county line and play the same slot machine, and that's it. why would you drive? if you just want to gamble, forgetting all of the amenities, if you want to shoot craps why drive an hour and 20 minutes when you can go for 20 minutes. >> and they happily go to the hamptons and things like that, but atlantic city for a long time didn't develop it's non-gambling side of things. and as you said, these headline shows, and vegas style casinos, clearly, there's a drop-in gambling, and can it reinvent itself. >> the paradox is, the nine gaming revenue hotel rooms, meals, concert tickets, that has been skyrocketing for the last couple of years in atlantic city. but the problem is, though, you cannot sell enough fillet mignons or lobster tails to pay your bills because these buildings were owned and operated for so many years on a business model of a consistent level of gaming revenue and that is being lost. so

making this city in northeastern brazil the most opulent in the new world.om the whipping post. 100 years after slavery was outlawed in brazil, pelourinho had been forgotten but of course, the neighborhood had its charms. if you were an artist, a musician, a writer, you could afford to live here. cheap rent for long-time locals or shiny new art galleries and hipster cafes, we know which way the current of history runs. ♪ >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> here, though, one man stands alone. jaime figura -- a poet, sculptor, painter, musician, now perhaps his own greatest artistic creation. he's chosen to hide his face from view and to stand in opposition, an eyesore, a rebuke, a defiant, gwar-like embarrassment to the occupiers. >> as he dresses now, this is for protection but as i understand also protest. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's a kind of protest but also protection. you know? >> who's the enemy? >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> everyone. you see face, you see heart. >> how long have you been wearing the armor? how long? [ speaking fore

ukrainian emergency and recovery operation under way, including plans to move them, likely to a city in northeastern ukraine in the coming hours and days, we believe. i don't know what sort of progress they have made, we hope to be arriving soon to get a sense of that. but they're going to have to start moving that pretty quickly, and they believe that that will be taking place. >> you were talking a minute ago also, phil, about the rebels in this area around the scene. and i just want to show our viewers this picture. we have seen this photo and i want to share with you, that has emerged of the self-proclaimed prime minister of the pro russian rebel group actually there at the scene. how many, phil, as we wait for this picture, and guys, let me know if we have it. how many -- it's coming. how many are operating in this area, and could this have been those responsible? that's a big question, who shot this down. might this group have done it? >> reporter: well, a bit of important context, i guess. the last remaining stronghold region, if you like, still firmly under control of the pro russian rebels.

probably around sea isle city, and then, here's northeastern maryland with some rain, and that is moving in new castle county and chester county in pennsylvania. we have some of that limited sunshine in philadelphia right now. 75 degrees. west southeasterly at 3 miles an hour. not too much of the breeze there. 76 percent relative humidity. is there your high of 90, cloudy, muggy, scattered thunderstorms tonight. same deal another muggy night with temps in the mid 70's. improvement on the way. we will see it in the seven day forecast coming up, good morning, kacie good morning, sue serio a lot going on this morning. we will start with the northbound side of 476 at lima springfield exit number five, we have an accident that moved to the shoulder. we will take a look at. that you can see police off to the side, tow truck there getting ready to get that out of the way. hopefully clearing soon. not too much of the a slow down. expect a slow down in whitpain, lafayette way between herb mill road and sylvan drive. police directing traffic there and slow downs, guys. >>> 6:02. new from overnight

extends all the way down through chester, delaware county into northeastern maryland that is pushing east. look out who are in the cityably the next half hour eventually into south jersey so it looks like everybody gets on the action little bit and again improving weather by tomorrow. >> all right. >> that's good to hear. thank you very much. thank you so much for joining us tonight. we do appreciate it. we're all on for you cbs phil p.m. cot many. now we're hasn'ting things over to lesley and the cbs-3 sports >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for the food lovers fat loss system, brought to you by provida life sciences-- practical solutions for better living. >> what if you could lose weight simply, practically and fast? >> the food lovers fat loss system is probably the easiest program i've ever done. >> you lose weight like crazy. it just amazed me how it melts off. >> i lost 16 pounds in the first 21 days. >> what if you could finally keep that weight off for the rest of your life? >> i lost 50 pounds in a matter of like, six months and i've kept it off for five years. >> i've lost 55 poun

extends all the way down through chester, delaware county into northeastern maryland that is pushing east. look out who are in the cityprobably the next half hour eventually into south jersey so it looks like everybody gets on the action little bit and again improving weather by tomorrow. >> all right. >> that's good to hear. thank you very much. thank you so much for joining us tonight. we do appreciate it. we're all on for you cbs phil p.m. cot many. now we're hasn'ting things over to lesley and the cbs-3 sports zone. have a great night. >> ♪ >> this is the cbs-3 sports zone presented by lexus. >> tempers flare at training camp. shady mccoy is involved. high expectations for the eagles as the preseason gets underway in south philadelphia. >>> and ryan howard looking good this afternoon but is he on his way out of town? we're talking about the rumors surrounding the big piece. >> hello, welcome to the lexus sports zone. i'm lesley van arsdall. we'll start with the eagles who kicked off training camp this weekend at the novacare complex. story lines this year with nick foles as your starting quarterback. there will be

not that north to northeastern breeze is tough for the city.possible records today, near 100 inland for many locations and high cloud and patchy fogs. san francisco is one that will be close. we're going 80. the record is 82, 1973 and the other one is mountain view. and their record is 90. that's going 89 degrees. there's a little bit of fog. it was making a push and then it rain into high pressure so it's losing out but it's favoring parts of the san mateo, santa cruz coast. we have 67 and 65 san jose. brentwood is out there and 63 lafayette. >> a few high clouds may work their way up. but we have a couple this morning. a few record highs close today. 90s to 100s. >> i just got of phone with bart dispatchers. they say it's a bomb threat that has closed down the coliseum station and our news chopper 2 has just arrived there. and we may try to get that picture for you. there it is. the coliseum station has been evacuated because of a bomb threat. bart police are waiting for police dogs to arrive here. and they're going to be searching the statio

localized it was, storms kept moving over this one area northeastern cape may county near beasley's point which is inland over the bridge from ocean citydoppler estimates over 4 inches of rain you can see the in the whole area we did have a measurement there, of 4.49 inches and that measurement may go up through remainder of today as rain continues to fall. much warmer as kathy told us inland, 80's feeling nice in the city, much cooler, cloudy, foggy, wet, down the the shore, lower 70's. a lot of us in the city are jealous of folks down at the beach and shore for the week. not today. better inland then it ace long the coast. tomorrow just a stray afternoon shower or thunderstorm but high pressure gaining a foot hold by saturday mostly sunny, nice, upper 80's, comfortable there sunday still chance for afternoon thunderstorm and highs once ban in the middle upper 80's. shower or storm around, mostly cloudy, down to 69 for a low. tomorrow seasonal, july day, 87 degrees with mixture of sunshine and clouds, stray shower here and there, showers down the shore, in the morning but in the city, it is in the afternoon, otherwise, again pretty ty

maybe the northeastern part of the region has identified itself as a metroplex and one of the great city areas of the world. and the rest of the state lost who they are. what are their goals, dreams and aspirations. how do they tie themselves to chicago? >> or will they tie themselves to chicago? >> we need to edge educate them about the fact their livelihood is dependent on this area. many of the things produced in illinois are consumed by people in the area. how do we respect different traditi traditions when it comes to regional areas and we need to help the public understand how we are interconnected and the differences >> and that suggest the great met met metropolitan does a great of planning and put out broader economic development studies of the metro area. but illinois as a state is lost in all of that because it is the poor cousin to the metropolitan area. we don't do long-term thinking at the state level. there is no planning unit in the budget or civics units on a state-wide bases that think about the problems and issues related to regionalism. we need to do more of that. >>

northeastern parts of the u.s. as well. by thursday temperatures will be looking up, conditions will be looking up, so sunny conditions will come back in new york city as well as washington, d.c. cooler than average, in oklahoma city 22 for the high thursday. that could be the lowest temperatures for the day and across the west, still on the hot side, 37 in boise. 26 in seattle. here's the extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." thank you so much for joining us. x0 >>> today's ""asian voices"" comes to you from tokyo. our guest this time is japanese-american actor, george takei. now 77, he is still at the top of his game as a performer. takei rose to stardom in the '60s as the helmsman, mr. sulu, on the popular tv series, "star trek." during w

city early friday morning. >> reporter: the shelling can be seen from a distance. the northeastern neighborhood in gaza has been the site of growing fighting between israeli soldiers and hamas fighters. thousands of palestinians have followed israeli advice to leave their homes, hoping to avoid being caught in the middle of the violence. many taking refuge in shelters similar to this one. hamas operates in the area. their flags are visible. as the fighting crept closer to civilian shelters, the u.n. said it tried to coordinate a safe passage with israel for civilians to flee. it was never granted. just a few minutes ago, a u.n. school just like this full of kids and refugees was hit by shelling. everybody here saying that they are angry, there's nowhere safe. they want the international community to help. israel says its troops were battling militants. but there are no reports of fighters inside the building that was hit. still, israeli shells destroyed the shelter. at least 60 people, including 3 u.n. teachers were killed. the local hospital overwhelmed with dozens of injured wome

number of cities and they've staged a series of attacks in and around baghda >>> the great tsunami of march 2011 did extensive damage to hundreds of kilometers of coastal line in northeastern japan. on the northern tip of the mainland, a pair of gates to a sacred shrine for local or so they thought.to the sea. until they received surprising news from across the pacific. >> reporter: 26 years ago they erected the gate on an eyelet and prayed for their safety while out fishing. the tsunami engulfed the port. waves crashed, knocking down the gate. many people thought it was losve a year later, debris like this giant pier started to show up on north american beaches. in oregon, a full meter long piece of wood painted in red washed ashore last year. when state authorities asked an oregon resident what it was, he knew immediately that it was part of a sacred gate. he works as a curator at the portland japanese garden. it is run by a nonprofit organization with 7,000 members. various japanese cultural events are held at the garden them wanted to final out more about the destroyed gate. so in may, he traveled to japan with his american colleague, trying to locate where the gate or

northeastern nigeria. at least 50 people were killed. no one has claimed responsibility. but security officials say they believe islamic extremists are behind the attack. the bomb went off in the city of maiduguri in the state of borno. the explosives were reportedly hidden under charcoal inside the vehicle. investigators are treating it as an act of terrorism. they believe islamic extremist group boko haram is to blame. the group kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls in borno two months ago. on sunday, people believed to be members of boko haram attacked churches and homes in northeastern nigeria. this also left dozens of people dead. >>> iraqry lawmakers opened their first session of parliament under pressure to form a national unity government. but the meeting soon ended. sunni and kurdish lawmakers walked out. the lawmakers prime prime minister nuri al maliki for helping to plant the seed for the insurgency that threatens iraq. maliki is set to seek another term. the lawmakers want someone else to take his place. the acting partmentry speaker began the session with a call for unity. he said it's necessary to restore security and stability all over the country. the session ended a

isolated tornado, or large hail, from northeastern arkansas, parts of tennessee, kentucky, and here along the east coast, the isolated tornado threat from new york cityparts of new jersey, philadelphia, too. a lot to look at. the cold air is what everybody is talk about. tomorrow morning, chicago could break a record low. 50. this will be pushing south and east. getting into even mississippi, we're talking the northeast. i'll be talking all about it coming up. >> all right, ginger, thanks. >>> to the crisis in the middle east. a new rep in the fight. israel shooting down a drone overnight. the death toll is rising. and a ground offensive could be next. abc's alex marquardt has the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. 80% of those kills so far here in gaza are civilians. the secretary general saying too many palestinians have died and is leading international pressure for a cease-fire. this morning, hamas unveiled the latest weapon in its arsenal. sending a drone along the coast into southern israel which destroyed it with a patriot missile. this, as israel pounded the gaza strip overnight. now, more than 1500 strikes since th

he said nothing in northeastern ohio is given, everything is earned, he's ready for the challenge to try and earn a championship for cleveland. it would mean so much to that citymuch to him because they haven't won in more than half a decade. half a century, i'm sorry. cheryl: no kidding. there's a couple of issues i want to bring up. dan gilbert sent a tweet out and said welcome home @kingjames. no people deserve a winner more than them. let's talk about the motivation. for dan gilbert, obviously, it looks like all is forgiven. he was pretty negative on lebron when he was kind of a scathing departure. remember, his jersey was being burned in cleveland, remember this? and now he's coming back. is it, is it money? is it a championship? is and also for lebron, is the true motivation, do you think, he's coming home, or is that, you know, he's going to get a big payout from the cavs? >> well, he's not getting a bigger payout, so it's definitely not the money. to stay in miami how far meant much more -- would have meant much more money. he's giving up probably some $35, $40 million in salary alone by going back. then you take into account the fact that florida has

city cape may county. lets get to storm scan three you can see showers and thunderstorms and lightening lighting up storm scan three this afternoon. the watches, up through northeastern, pennsylvania extending into new england but we have a severe thunderstorm warning once again for lehigh valley, berks county and montgomery county for this line of storms. you can see line beginning in the poconos and going down through harrisburg, hageers town, maryland and nearly 900 lightening strikes just there. as we zoom into this line it is right here, wind gusting to potentially 60 miles an hour, damaging wind as well with these storms and they move east at 20 miles april hour they will if the closer to the delaware valley. these storms will be in upper macungie by 5:34. allentown by 5:49. reading berks county by 5:56. easton also in the warning area by 6:06. once again a severe thunderstorm warning for berks county, lehigh valley and also the northern part of the montgomery county until 6:15. damaging wind are a possibility, possibility of hail as well. it does include these towns. you can see fleetwood, boyer town, pennsburg, lower fredrick, coopersberg, south white hall, t

city. the u.n. now saying there are more than 850,000 civilians, palestinian civilians taken shelter in u.n. refugee camps here. the heavy fighting focusing in the northeastern part of the country. right now the death toll today, stands at 571 palestinians killed. many of them of course civilldri military suffering significant casualties. yesterday 13 soldiers were killed. today, seven. bringing the total to 25 israeli soldiers killed. there were significant fighting today as some hamas militants tried to infiltrate through tunnels going into israel. they used these tunnels as both hideaway to fire rockets and try to sneak into israel. the idf, israeli military says they were able to prevent this attack into israel but hamas also claimed this as a real significant victory saying they killed some israeli troops. they said they would turn gaza into an israeli graveyard. the rhetoric, fighting, everything ramping up here, melissa. no signs of any type of cease-fire here as violence continues. melissa: conor, thanks very much for the report and stay safe. we appreciate your reporting. markets seemingly unfazed. look at markets since the malaysia plain disaster,

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city. we wish you luck and your family a understand thank you for being with us. >> let's go to doug waxman at northeastern university. professor, let me just ask the question that our last guest raised. what happens -- and i hate to put it bluntly, but when the casualties start to pile up on bod sides of the border, how long can this go on? >> i think that's really there is a countdown to this in terms of the amount of international and american support and israeli domestic support for this operation. as palestinian civilian casualties mound, israeli casualties mount, there clearly will be a clock ticking on how long this can last. reports suggest it could be a week to two weeks. a lot of depends on what happens on the ground in terms of palestinian and israeli casualties. at the moment, the international community and united states in particular has given israel some leeway, but i don't think israel has a blank check to stay in gaza for very long. >> what's the end game for israel in this military operation answered is that end game destroying hamas altogether once and for all? >> no, israel does not wan

northeastern suburbs there. right down i-75, and down i-16 you get to the great and historic city of savannah and folks think about savannah for different things, whether it's owingle thorpe and his arrival, whether it's dying the river green on saint patrick's day, birth of the girl scouts in savannah, lots of things to bring it to mind, but folks don't often think about the economic driver that the port of savannah is for the entire southeasternous-u united states. so often we talk about constituent interests on the floor, mr. speaker. what's good for this one district in alabama or this one district in new york, what i want to talk about is the impact of the port of savannah on the economy of the entire southeastern united states. . you might know, mr. speaker, from your part of the world, it's the fourth largest container terminal in the nation and the single largest -- the largest single terminal operation in all of north america. the single terminal, one long dock there in savannah, it handles three million container equivalence absolutely every cycle. volume is up 7% this year alone. when we talk about the