look at this box that pops up in southern new england, this is where the front is supplying the severe weather in new york city and northernew england. the line through central pennsylvania is broken in nature and we'll see strong if not severe strongs pass through this evening, future tracker holes the storm in the northern suburbs, approaching philadelphia at 9:00 this evening and southern new jersey not until later on tonight at 11:00, first thing tomorrow morning we start with clouds and the sunshine returns in the afternoon as the front sinks to the south as strong high pressure comes in from canada and a northerly wind bringing the temperature to 84 and also dropping humidity especially during the afternoon, at the shore you'll wake up tomorrow morning to cloud cover and maybe an early shower and sunshine returning in the afternoon with temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees, with the water temperature of 73. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, gradual clearing tomorrow and dropping humidity tomorrow and a breathtaking day here on friday, low humidity and 84, and we heat it up and turn up the humi

. >> yorkshire in northern england, the sausage maker trying to promote there was a tough sell. jumped.soil, sales >> we can be straight with the consumer and they can try it. >> suddenly i have a craving for sugar and sausage. we will move on now. the number of french jobseekers has been a record high. the total number of job seekers, the french government has pledged. fastestver 50 the looking for improvement -- employment. fisa shares are pulling the dow lower,ndustrial average it was lower than previously stated. europe, shares lower after the luxury goods group, disappointing earnings. , aboutso traded lower 1.5%. they kept the one-week auction rate at 0.5% to eight percent. due to heightened geopolitical risks. in turn, it could boost inflation. closing 2.6% higher on friday. they also unveil a new five-year plan which includes an expansion. and british b-sky-b is set to take control of the sister company sky italian and skied which land -- sky deutsche land. rupert murdoch's 21st century fox's selling the assets for nearly 6.8 billion euros. he is also b-sky-b's biggest s

, the tour de france, or some are calling it these days, hastour de yorkshire, kicked off in northern england. germany's marcel kittel won the first stage in a mass sprint. he edged out slovakia. leader'sok the overall yellow jersey. the race was marred by a major crash just before the end involving sprint specialist mark cavendish. it is not known yet if he will continue the tour, which stays in england for two more stages. that does it for us. join me again at the top of the hour. thanks so much for watching "rthe -- "the journal." see you again. >> readings. welcome to -- greetings. welcome to clubned. >> only here can members legally and openly get high. for marijuanaven enthusiasts in the same country where other people have to stay behind bars for decades when caught like this. [laughter] ok. recreational cannabis has been legal since the beginning of the year in colorado, but consumption is not allowed in public. they managed to get the license to run a cannabis cafe. so far, it is a rare exception, but one that seems completely sensible. >> it is because cannabis is nontoxic. smokers

thousands gathered in the northern england city of leads as the first staged cycling's biggest eventsot under way. the royal couple later met with local people in the village of west tanfield which is on the route of the tour de france. >>> it was a picture perfect day for a parade. cape may held its annual independence day parade on beach avenue. meteorologist kathy orr was there and center us this video of the festivities. many groups were showcased during the event including the cape may county string band, also the cubs and boy scouts. beautiful day for a parade. beautiful day to be anywhere outside. >> it doesn't feel like fourth of july, though, 'cause we don't have those hot temperatures. >> i know. that's not going to last, is it? >> of course not. it's july. if you like the break from the heat and humidity, obviously you'll love today, loved yesterday. tomorrow is not bad. we're going to warm up. here's an aerial shot of atlantic city. still a lot of people hanging out on the beach right now. why not. temperatures comfortable at the shore. looking as you your 70's to around 8

the common goal when we were kids, coming from sheffield, which is a very industrial town in northern englander just got sucked into the whole what your parents did and your grandparents did. or we were just really lucky that in the mid-'70s, there was like kind of a new way of thinking coming along where kids were just going, i don't want to do that, you know. to a lot of people, it's football, soccer, any kind of sport gets them out of a bad situation or just an ongoing more of the same that their parents went through. i think when you get an opportunity to do something that you dearly love, like for us it was music, you just grasp it and you just don't ever want to let go. i mean, that's what it is. >> how did music for you guys become the way out? >> the minute that you start hearing songs on the radio, a light bulb goes off in your head. and you literally go, i'd love to do that. or i'd love to be in that band. or just be part of something like that. and it's just -- it's when you meet people as we did as teenagers, me and joe, it just fuels the fire. and it just makes it more -- it make

northern england and all places.chilcote caught up with one of the owners of the top teams. >> oleg tinkov was the champion of siberia before he made millions of dollars in selling russian beer and credit cards. now pumping his money into his own team. he wants to talk to me about it while he does a little writing of his own. what about making money and to what extent is it you are a rich guy and you can afford to have a team? >> i would rather spend money this way. >> we are a week into the tour with one of best teams in the business and we have full access. justhe gowex -- riders another day. cover 30,000 will kilometers a year. they're just a couple of hours before the punishing 219 kilometer race to the top of a swiss mountain. the race and it's time to talk strategy. ♪ >> 200 kilometers ahead of them, the team owner, tinkov, is attacking the finish line. he rides at least part of each array society likes to win. checks the bus, tinkov in with the team and they are in second place looking dangerous. are on the fi

france kicked off this weekend, but maybe not where you would expect because it could often northern englandaces. we caught up with the owner of one of the top teams during preparation for the tour. >> the champion of siberia before he made hundreds of millions selling russians dumplings, dear, and credit cards. now pumping his money and energy ages very own team and wants to talk to me about it while he does a little writing of his own. >> to what extent is this about making money and to what extent is it you are a rich guy, you can afford to have a team? it is a bit of a toy. >> i would rather spend money this way than lose it [indiscernible] >> we're a week into the tour of switzerland with one of the best teams in the business, and we have full access. but for the riders, it is just another day on the road, chance to put their weary feet up and rest their legs. average pro will cover 30,000 kilometers a year, and there's just a couple hours before today's punishing 219 kilometer race to the top of the swiss mountain. it is just before the race and time to talk strategy. >> [indiscernible

boy from northern england who's become an international ballet sta star. >>> hello and welcome.rising once again over gaza after israel carried out one of the most intense nights of shelling since air strikes began three weeks ago. huge plumes rising from a fuel tank that hit the only fuel station. this is the scene in gaza overnight where explosions and shells rained down on the city. gaza's health ministry says at least 60 palestinians were killed. israel hit 60 targets overnight including the building that houses the the hamas run television station. plus this is all that's left of the leader of the hamas movement. no casualties were reported as the house was empty at the time. israel says ten of its soldiers were killed on monday including five who were killed by hamas militants who entered israel through a tunnel. nick childs has this report. >> israeli artillery continues to pound targets in gaza after one of the heaviest nights of bombardment since thee latest deadly confrontation erupted. also the remains of the hamas leader in gaza. it was empty at the time. israel has

at its meeting in york in northern england the vote comes two years after similar legislation failed to reach two-thirds majority despite approval from bishops and clergy. al jazeera's emma hayward is in york. >> well, jubilant scenes here in york where people have been celebrating the result of that vote to allow women bishops into the church of gland. lots of people say this should have come much, much earlier but some people have described this to us in the last few minutes as a new beginning for church, that it will be a more inclusive church, and one that is based on more queatle, too. and that is important to many of the young women especially coming into the church today. now, dplob took this result for granted because -- now, nobody took this result for granted because almost 20 years ago this fell at the last hurdle. it could be some time before we see our first meaferl bishop. -- female bishop. >> i'll be back later, let's go back to sammy in doha. >> both mainly shia areas no group has claimed responsibility. and staying in iraq advance he by the islamic state group, many

out for a third round in an effort to combat the wet weather at the royal liverpool course in northern england. friday saw tiger woods misfiring. for ri rsh, it was -- rory mcilroy, it was about birdieing. >> reporter: a faceant can't stop -- pheasant can't stop rory mcilroy's effort. he shot a 6-under par 66 for a son day in a row at the open. three birdies in the last four holes, puts him 12 under overall. >> my second run this year has been terrible. there's no explanation. hopefully i put it to bed today. and i haven't run into pheasants on the course. i might have had a swan or duck or geese. never a fooesant. >> dustin johnson had the round of the day. the american's 7-under moving him to four shots behind mcilroy in second. sergio garcia enjoys the second goal. he got an eagle. eight years later he did it again. the spaniard is with five other players, 6-under. >> phil mickelson posted his first below par score in a major since winning the open. it was helped by a par-saving shot on the fourth hole. nicholson going around 2-under, and is level par. >> it was a crazy. i played well. ther

the tour de france is about to again in northern england. vé >>> welcome back.top stories, the funeral of mohammed abu khadair is taking place in east jerusalem. his body was brought to the cemetery through the streets by large crowds of people. ahead of the funeral, security was tighten across jerusalem. following that, this is a suburb in east jerusalem where a small group of palestinian youths have been throwing rocks at israeli security forces. crowds of people gathering after that funeral and the security forces, we have seen pictures of them firing back with tear gas. on the whole, largely calm, stefanie dekker is there. there are these small groups of sort of cat and mouse games going on between israel police and palestinian crowds. largely calm at the moment. but there has been a huge influx of israeli execute into the streets ahead of that funeral. >> an enormous influx coming into sharfat. there was a huge presence there. come into this area was incredibly difficult. we had security forces, cars on the hill, people on the hill, on corners, everywhere y

lawrence, we've got a little bit leftover activity coming up into northern new england. gusty winds, pretty heavy downpours. but up and down the eastern seaboard, yes, part of the worry will be a little heavy surf, perhaps a rip current as well. but as we look at maine, those winds are coming out of the west around 20 miles per hour. but in halifahalifax, coming up the south at close to 60 miles per hour. so still has some potential for some gusty winds, and a rough surf. but we look towards american united states and this is our other area of focus. as we go into the afternoon. into the midwestern united states, interstate 235, running across iowa and into nebraska, strong thunderstorms in some areas, we've seen three and four inches already. >> karen mcginnis, thank you so much. >>> you've got to see this recording if you haven't seen it already -- a driver in california captures a beating that is shocking to a lot of people on tape. look, the police officer holds the woman down on the ground and just pummels her face over and over again. but the california highway pat

. ♪ and a british take on a french classic, the tour de france is about to begin in northern england.me back, now security has been tightened right across jerusalem ahead of the funeral of the murder palestinian teenager and this is the scene where the funeral will take place shortly. israeli police have set up checkpoints into the old city. in other news the president of iraq's kurds has asked his parliament to prepare for a referendum on independence but his move has infewerinfewer -- infurated him and talking about mohamed morsi and five people were killed during protests and more than 200 others are in police custody and there has been an explosion on a train in the city of alexandria that injured five people. west african states agreed to open a regional control center in guinea to deal with the eboli out break but say they need $10 million to set it up, health experts and politicians met in ghana to stop it spreading and killed 450 people since the start of the year. >> we estimate that an amount of $10 million will be needed immediately to address the needs for the next six mon

the high now in northern new england. and pushing all of the energy in the front off the coast that brought the torrential rain and flash flood warnings. that high is the muscle-make they are coming weekend and providing clearer skies. that is perfect for the first visible super moon of 2014. the best view will be before and after it sets at 4:51 in the morning. if you can get up between midnight and 5:00 a.m. is the best viewing time when the moon's orbit is closer to the earth. and about 30,000 miles closer with a bigger, brighter mood. and the wind is warm and 88 degrees. and low humidity and sea breeze for shore communities. and the humidity spikes sunday. sunday, again a pretty dry day. a hot, humid day. in the afternoon at 3:00 futuretracker the northern areas, reading, poconos, could be scattered showers and thunderstorms. at the shore it will be dry the entire weekend. in fact speaking of the shore, 66 the ocean temperature. and the air temperature tomorrow 78 saturday, a lot of sun. sunday 78 and sun and clouds y

high pressure right now in northern new england and the winds around the high are clock-wise it is wrappingeeping the sea breeze going this evening, on saturday and again on sunday. if your heading out this evening for a barbecue, if not, maybe call a friend and say can i crash a bash -- barbecue. and with the lower humidity it is easier to stand next to the grill and cook up something good this evening. speaking of that, fairly comfortable temperatures overnight. 62 millville, 67 wilmington. overall clouds and stars upstairs and futuretracker showing tomorrow temperatures upper 80s north and west. and the sea breeze 2:30 at the shore mid 70s. although no extreme heat or humidity we have an air quality alert day, ozone action day, groups that are sensitive to the weather that tends to sway towards air quality limit outdoor activities because of a lack of wind and why it will be a little stagnant in the delaware vaelley. the 5day at five forecast sunday more humid and 89. more uncomfortable outside. and forth and west could be a spotty storm. very unsettled monday into tuesday upper 80s into

and we have high pressure that is setting up shop in northern new england now pushing the cloud cover to the south. and where we have this line of clouds that's where the real humid air is sitting over ocean right now. it will return back over the second half of the weekend. but we start beautiful here saturday, a light southerly wind. 88 degrees for the high temperature. so it will be very warm. it's seasonable for this time of year and hultty will below. and that humidity will spike the second half of the weekend on sunday. so we begin sunday future tracker 9:00 in the morning a mixture of sun and clouds and in the afternoon combination of increased humidity and front north throwing energy our way, it could spark some scattered downpours or thunderstorms especially in the northwestern areas sunday afternoon and sunday evening. but if you are at the shore. 66 ocean temperature and with wind coming lightly off the ocean temperature of 6 6 it's going to keep the numbers down into the upper 70s both days. so a nice seabreeze. a lot of sun. poconos because you're closer to that energy th

and now for a look at morning road conditions, still slick at times from upstate new york to northern new england. wet roads for parts of the south and the commute may also be slippery across the upper midwest and plains. drivers could face flooded highways and possible dust storms in the southwest. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in washington, d.c., phoenix and vegas. >>> a dramatic rescue captured on camera off southern california. two men risking their own lives to save a total stranger. >> and it happened in dangerous surf off the coast of california as their anxious families looked on. kabc's alex michaelson has the details. >> reporter: ron mcnulty never expected this moment, diving into the water risking his own life to save another. he had taken his kids and his friend hillary to meet up with his friend gary to check out the abalone cove in rancho palos verdes. >> it was going to be a day at the beach showing children nature. >> reporter: but the water was rougher than they'd ever seen it before. a young man in his late teens falls into the water and is soon unconsc

. >> when i was in college in northern new england, the nuclear plant supplies about a third of our power what do you think the future of nuclear power is technological technologically? >> sure. my position on nuclear, even after fukushima and particularly after function, and have a chapter in the book were i say it seems a little odd to say it but after fukushima, the prospects for nuclear have never been better. in my view when it comes to the issue of climate change and nuclear it's very simple. if you're and tested and anti-nuclear, you are pro-darkness last night -- [laughter] if you're anti-carbon dioxide and anti-nuclear you are in favor of blackouts. i am opposed to blackouts. i am for cold beer and air-conditioning for everybody. but a nuclear is problematic, right now particularly in the u.s. mainly because of cost. look at georgia, they're building two new reactors. they will cost about $6300 per installed kilowatt. you can build no utilities or electric generators can build natural gas fired capacity for about $1000 per kilowatt. if you can get a permit, maybe $3000 a kilowatt

as we look at stormtracker live double scan, most of the main action again in northern new england. but we have a stripe of showers moving through central parts of pennsylvania that could hit a few communities here early this evening. there could be gusty showers between the lehigh valley, reading and lancaster and they do fall apart. by 11:30 just some clouds linger, so your evening planner, there could be a spotty shower this evening, 74 degrees at 7:00, dropping to 72 by 8:00. and under mainly clear sky with clouds especially north and west at 10:00. temperatures already back into the upper 60s. we will talk about a true july break from the heat and humidity. the unbelievable numbers for this time of year coming up in the full accuweather forecast in a little bit, shirleen. >> sounds good, thank you. >>> eagles fans got their first taste of football today as the birds returned to their nest for an open practice at lincoln financial field. the third day of practice for the team, but it is the first one open for fans. the team also honored members of the military today. coach chip

the tour de france, the most famous race kicks off this week but not where you would expect -- northern englande top team. ryan chilcote reports. ♪ siberiahampion of before he met hundreds of millions selling russian beer and credit cards. he is pumping his money and energy into his very own a team. >> a professional business. >> and he wants to talk to me while he does a little riding on his own. to what extent is it for you making money and eu are a rich guy and you can afford it. >> [indiscernible] >> we are a week into the tour of switzerland with the one the best teams and in the business and we have full access. for the riders, just another day on the road. a chance to put in their weary feet up and rest their legs. an average approach will cover 30,000 villa meters per year. only a couple of hours before the race to the top of a swiss mountain. race and it is time to talk strategy. take it. [indiscernible] ♪ >> 200 kilometers ahead, high in the alps. he rides a part of every race. this is or cycling. -- business of cycling. checks ine bus, oleg with the team. they are in second place. th

thunderstorms remain in the forecast today in upstate new york, pennsylvania and northern new englandrstorms threaten the south and could turn severe. the summer monsoon season in full swing in parts of the midwest. >> and it will be mild in the midwest. 70s from minneapolis to detroit. >> triple digits in phoenix. 90s in denver, dallas and washington, d.c. 80s along the west coast. >>> well, the strongest typhoon of the season churning towards main land china -- japan this morning. and it was already battered okinawa with torrential rain and gusty winds, roads flooded, trees have been knocked down. thousands are still without power. most u.s. troops in japan are based in okinawa. those bases have canceled all nonessential outdoor activity. >>> in the mid east, tensions are escalating again this morning. protesters in the west bank set fires and hurled rocks at israeli forces to show solidarity with palestinians in gaza. israel has already carried out a blistering aerial assault in gaza killing more than two dozen people. this morning the israeli government is warning palestinians it

thunderstorms remain in the forecast today in upstate new york, pennsylvania and northern new englands threaten the south and could turn severe. summer monsoon season is in full swing in parts of the southwest. >> mild in the northwest. 70s minneapolis to detroit. triple digits in phoenix. 90s in denver, dallas, and washington, d.c. 80s along the west coast. >>> our other major story this half-hour -- the escalating tension between israelis and palestinians this morning. israel warning it is gearing up for a possible ground invasion of gaza. >> that's right in the west bank this morning. protesters set fires and hurled rocks at forces to show solidarity with palestinians in gaz as. in tel aviv see if rens alerting for more income offing missiles are sounding. abc's alex marquardt is there. >> reporter: running in terror as sirens wailed. incoming rockets over israel's biggest cities. the most brazen and provocative attacks yet by palestinian militants. over tel aviv interceptor fired by the famous iron dome anti-missile system knocking a rocket sought out of the sky. so far an estimat

the watches are issues for our area all the way into northern new england and parts of washington and baltimore. there is a line that is trying to develop and it's broken at this present time. as we look at future tracker at 6:00, future tracker not so much agreeing with the way, can you see not much is happening at 6:00 there is one or two cells that are trying to develop, you done have the squall line that future tracker showed beautifully yesterday taz was pushing in. most of the area is generally quiet and there will be some random downpours to develop, but even at 11:00, there are storms that fire and that is because the front is passing through and at 7:30 tomorrow morning, the front sinks to the south and clouds lag behind i-95 and left over showers are in southern new jersey and delaware. what to expect the storms are scattered but where they do pop, they turn to the severe side. with locally damaging winds that are typically 58 to 59 miles per hour. as we look at the forecast again, the spotty showers are around and 63 in allentown and 70 in philadelphia and 72 in dover, your

and we could see downpours and storms, but not much in the way of energy with the front and northern new englandmorrow it feels like afternoon and evening. many of us see a downpour or thunderstorm, and right now there is a risk for severe weather, we can continue to monitor that tomorrow and the front slowly pushes to the south, left over clouds and showers in the morning and gradual clearing as the high pressure wedges into the south late thursday. and eventually by friday. the ocean temperature holds into the lower 80s while the rest of us hit the low 90s, a good 10 degrees cooler, it's still very muggy. speaking of tropical feelings to the air, we look at the water vapor imagery over the atlanticic, we have this disturbed area, and this is tropical storm pressure, all of this orange you see 15,000 feet in the atmosphere, that is dry air, that is choking the chance of this becoming a named storm so good news, as it pushes to towards the west not going to be a named tropical entity and will fall apart. partly cloudy and turning muggy and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s for lows and as we

the early stages of the tour de france are unfolding here in northern england where minutes ago, some 200 riders began perhaps the most difficult race of their lives through paris, but not directly. they're winding through some 2,000 miles of death defying climbs, descents and hairpin turns. >> no doubt about it. >> reporter: in three weeks one of these brave men will be crowned king of the road, earning the yellow jersey for the fastest overall time. for phil liggett, covering his 42nd tour, it's a spectacle that can't be beat. >> it's been challenged by the drugs. it's been challenged by the cheats. it's been challenged by striking farmers, steelworkers, everybody hits the tour de france. >> reporter: who will win it? familiar likes like spaniard alberto contador or chris froome, the reigning champion? some are betting on a new rise of stars, andrew talasky from napa, california. leader of the colorado-based garmin racing team. >> the amount of attention it's raised coming into this tour about riders like myself and my team and the americans we have in this race is -- the reaction h

north, north of new york city where we have a severe squall line passing into southern and northern new englandevere thunderstorm watch for the entire area, a watch meaning the potential is there for any storm that develops to turn on the severe side, with that said, most of us will remain quiet here this evening. at 8:30, one or two pop-ups in the region, where they do pop, they are isolated and they are strong to severe. as we go through the day tomorrow, and early on the 4th of july morning ark front approaches from the west and that is very slow and it's indirectly enhanced by arthur to the south with a moisture loaded air mass, the downpours are more numerous tomorrow and early on friday. 1 to 3 inches of rain and a flash flood watch tomorrow into noon time on the 4th of july. the downpours erupt to the northern and west and fairly dry at the shore tomorrow until the late afternoon and then by 9:00 tomorrow night, torrential rain around the region and that continues for the first part of the 4th of july especially at the shore, 10:00 on friday morning, then as we progress through the 4th o

south and east of boston with a front and high pressure coming in from northern new england. and suppressing the cloud cover and bringing in more comfortable air with lower humidity. so this evening for friday night, looking good at 7:00, 86 degrees. 83 at 8:00. 80 at 9:00. and back into the upper 70s at 10:00. and here is the weekend outlook. saturday warm and not as humid, with temperatures in the upper 80s. and we take in the upper 80s on sunday, but it turns very muggy. heat ind -- indices in the 90s for monday. and when we come back we talk about the full accuweather forecast. and getting more active next week. and more coming up. >> enjoy the weekend. >>> if your headed out for the weekend take accuweather with you if you go. and download the stormtracker app for smart phone or be an app apple stores. >>> and lebron james going home it talking to sports illustrated and why he took his talents to where it started. he left the cleveland cavaliers for miami four years ago and they burned his jerseys in outrage. and today, celebration and excitement for a team not seeing a

to virginia, all the way to northern new england. then we're going to add some of the moisture from this hurricane to that friday, and we're going to get a lot of flooding problems out there, chuck. so again, we're not going to see devastation, but we are going to see a lot of fourth of julys runld, especially in new england from rain. >> well, and the big concern is you have people who are not used to storms like this, because they're on vacation, they're doing that, and that's the part of this that is of concern. >> keep them out of the water. >> exactly. bill karins, thank you very much. >>> now i want to turn to the other breaking news of the morning, which is the june jobs report. boy, were they some big numbers across the board. let's go to the tape here. 288,000 jobs were added last month. the unemployment rate down 6.1%. not far from full employment, folks. that's the lowest, by the way, the unemployment rate has been since the fall of 2008. this report also included revisions that pushed the april number, ready for this, ove

everyone in northern pennsylvania and southern new england.n cam in the park earlier, a bumblebee going on, and a beautiful shot there. and this is from amy, one of our fantastic photographers at the station. and the almanac and the temperatures, double scan live active to the north. awaiting a cold front sliding in late tomorrow into wednesday morning. and the low this morning was mild, 74. the normal coming in at 69 degrees. we are still sitting at 92 in philadelphia, 91 wilmington, 90 dover. upper 80s elsewhere. along the shore, temperatures in the upper 70s with a very strong sea breeze. as we look at the double can it is quiet locally. looking live north and west near albany, some pretty nasty thunderstorms. in fact outside of boston in the suburbs a tornado warning 35 to 40 minutes ago with two distinct supercells moving into the suburbs of boston. no confirmed yet, but nasty storms. and for tomorrow, hazy, hot and humid, feeling like 95 to 100 with an air temperature of 94. and again the day will be dry, but very late in the afternoon,

then trees came crashing down on homes and cars from the nation's capital all the way into northern new englande drought fueling dozens of wildfires. this fire destroyed eight homes and in idaho lightning has sparked at least 20 fires. 60 homes are threatened there. >>> 25 passengers on a flight to hong kong were seriously injured in severe turbulence overnight. some people on the south african airlines flight hit their heads so hard, look at that. they punched holes in the overhead bins. >>> 1 ee,000 palestinians have been urged to flee their homes in gaza this morning as israel unleashes an intense new round of attacks. the latest air strikes aimed at senior militant leaders one day after hamas rejected a cease-fire. more than 200 palestinians have been killed since last week. >>> back in this country funeral services are being held for the family gunned down in their home in texas. the suspect allegedly upset over his failed marriage killed six members of the wife's family. the only survivor, 15-year-old cassidy stay, bravely called 911 despite being shot. this morning i spoke to friends of

through philadelphia, new york city, all the way up through central and southern new england and even portions of northernew england. how much rain can we expect? our computers are predicting up to 3 to 5 inches of rain. this is on top of yesterday's 1 to 3 inches and so that's why we have real concerns with flooding in this area. the rest of the country, we are still dealing with the heat out west. 103 in phoenix is normal, but midwest and areas of the intermountain west continue to be the very hot spot. we will talk about travel delays in washington, d.c. this afternoon. tomorrow morning dry that umbrella out. it's a very sunny start. you're watching "morning joe." ♪ when sales rep steve hatfield books at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can prep for his presentation. and when steve is perfectly prepped, ya know what he brings? and that's how you'll increase market share. any questions? can i get an "a", steve? yes! three a's! amazing sales! he brings his a-game! la quinta inns and suites is ready for you, so you'll be ready for busine

brushes outer banks, possibly cape cod with the northern, mid-atlantic and new england.ere is a closer view of the track and the damage. gusts up to 100, sustained at 80 to 85 in eastern north carolina mostly on the outer banks under a hurricane catch. emergency managers have a tough time to tell people to hunker down in houses or hotels thursday night into the fourth on friday. they don't want to send everyone home if they don't have to. it's a lot of money lost for the businesses. the storm parallels the coast. as we go throughout the fourth of july, fireworks should be fine. it will be dry and breezy. the problem is at the beaches from maryland to cape cod. it may be sunny and dry, but the rip currents and waves will be a problem through saturday. >> a lot of people wondered and asked a key question. a lot of people, including me. what about my flight tomorrow back to boston and noontime out of new york city? i'm talking me now. >> we are going to get strong thunderstorms moving through the east, including today and right into tomorrow. there's actually 57 million peo

but we are looking at slight risk of storms through northern new england, ontario, new york state.irefighters are taking a real beating as far as the heat is concerned. showers in the southwest as well. what's your name, young man? >> ethan. >> where are you from? >> iowa. >> what part of iowa? >> blue grass. >> all right. your dad and >>> it's a family affair out there. good morning, al. good morning to you at home. 8:08, san francisco socked in with fog. i want to show you the peninsula, where we have plenty of low clouds, but also above that sky of low clouds, you can see beautiful blue coming in. and at this point, we're burning off quickly, just about everywhere, except for the immediate coast. and you can see that here in santa cruz and san francisco, showing you that foggy sky. same for tiburon. as we head throughout the day today, your temperatures are going to be hot. 90 degrees for the south bay, 85 on the peninsula. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> coming up next on "trending," a new push by one of the world's richest men to get us a three-day work week. >> that's

the cooler, drier air into the northeast and northern new england.to be pushing through today is going to make its way down into the south. sunshine in the >>> 9:32. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. and these are your high temperatures for today. it's going to be lovely. 78 degrees in the south bay, the peninsula is at 74 degrees, and 68 degrees in san francisco. meanwhile, 83, and that's it, in the north bay. you're at 81 degrees in the tri-valley. ocean breeze for the east shore, 71 degrees, oakland a's have a game tonight, let's go, a's, 7:00 and it's root beer float night. getting into the next couple of days, temperatures are going to stay on the hot side. 87 for tomorrow. >> and that is your latest weather. you get the saying you'll never get a second chance to make a first expression. turns out you don't get ten seconds. >> and it can -- >> i've got an impression of you right now. you're confused. >> i am. but it can have a big effect on relationships. your posture and body language certainly count. here with some advice is jan

florida looking on the damp side with showers in northern new england. remix, in case you were wondering. we have some light shower activity out there, especially down in the south bay, but it is winding down, as we head throughout the day. all of these clouds will start to clear. we'll see plenty of mid-level clouds lingering, though, as we head throughout the afternoon, showers subside, clouds linger, humidity stays, but overall, your temperatures dropping by about 10 degrees from yesterday. that's 85 degrees for today in the south bay. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, mr. roker. >>> coming up, howard stern hosts matt and savannah live in his studio. get ready for that one, guys. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> back at 8:35. he's known as one of the great spy novelists of our time. now best selling author daniel silva is heating up the summer with "the heist." it takes readers into the under world of trafficking and espionage. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i don't know how you turn these books -- how do

campaigning was in full swing for local elections in england and northern ireland and european electionse results, when they came, were dubbed by some a skeptic earthquake. in the united kingdom, the u.k. independence party topped the poll with just over 27 better of the vote. labor came second with the conservatives just behind and the liberal democrats beaten into fifth by the greens. across europe the number of meps euro-skeptic party doubled. the u.k. correspondent for one of germany's biggest selling daily newspapers. so, stephanie, the success was not a surprise to many people here, but how was it seen in the rest of europe? was it a shock to leaders there? >> well, it was kind of a shock that not only u.k. was so successful in the united kingdom, but that there were so many other very critical or euro-critical, anti-european parties being very successful. in france, especially, then in hungary and also in germany for the first time you had a party that is not anti-e.u., but anti-euro that had more than 7. >> what's the, what's been the european reaction to the decision of david ca

england. the cycling extravaganza rolled out through the northern english country side. couple cheering from the side lines as the event got underway. this is just second time the competition has started in britain. officials in the region paid for the right to host the event. hoping to boost the local economy. the race stretches over 2,000 miles. >>> philadelphia neighborhood in mourning after a fire kills four kids. coming up, we're back live at the scene with how firefighters themselves are dealing with this tragedy. >> also, ahead, is it a case of excessive force? a woman caught on camera being beaten by poli police. what she's accused of doing right before this video. dominica. >> busy week weather wise. looking at another quite evening. 62 in the city for the overnight low. upper 50s in the suburbs. the cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 srx for around $329 a month or purchase with 0% apr and make this the summer of style. >> we are continuing to follow a developing story out of southwest philadelphia. f

. >> the 25-year-old from northern ireland struggled in the final round at holy lake, england.r for the day but he managed to maintain his lead over spain's sergio garcia and rickie fowler of the u.s. who tied for second. mcilroy spoke with cnn's shayna donahue about his highs and lows as he pushed on trying to get these big major wins. >> i think every major win is different. you know, congressional was, you know, maybe silencing some of the doubters or battling some demons i had in my own head. kiowa was coming off a bit of a slump in form but still having a good year. and sort of -- it was almost not expected but i felt like in '12 the only thing my year needed was to win a major, and i did. and this year in 2014 it's been a difficult 18 months at times since the start of 2013. and obviously winning the claret jug makes all worthwhile. but it's a very special championship, and obviously very honored to have won it. >> did you have a feeling that you could do this this year? >> i did. i felt like my game was in good shape. i had the win earlier in the year at wentworth, and i

the 25-year-old from northern ireland won the british open championship at royal liverpool in england by two strokes sunday. he becomes the third youngest golfer in history to win three of the four majors behind only jack nicklaus and tiger woods. his father gerry, made a bet ten years ago that rory would win the open by his 26th birthday. his bet earned the elder mcilroy more than $170,000. >> i had the tournament on every morning watching. it was a great victory for the irishman. >> what confidence of the father and son. >> indeed indeed. >>> it's 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning" we'll check headlines from around the globe. plus a mother arrested for >>> from the kpix 5 weather center. good morning everybody. check this out. we actually have a few rain drops on the camera lens looking out towards the transamerica building. so yes, few sprinkles heading outdoor and most precipitation is north of the golden gate bridge. it's fallen apart very quickly. that's all monsoonal moisture and currently we are in the 350s and 60s and later today numbers from the 60s to the low and mid- 80s. o

england. on friday, 4th of july, a little better news, most of the rain pushing up towards the north, over here to the east it is clearing out. heavy rain showers in the northernplains as well as showers coming into parts of the southwest. phoenix 104. houston 90. new york city we are seeing 78. >> thank you, kevin. >> we leave you with a story 44 years in the making, rob, born in georgia, his dad left for vietnam and never knowing he fathered a child, rod finally met his father in california and met his five brothers for the first time. on the 4th of july, there is a family reunyuan and it is his 45th birthday. thank you for watching aljazeera america. talk to aljazeera the next. >>> i managed to really memorize the features of the man that was actually the rapist in the room with us. >> fran drescher not only survived rape. she helped bring her stacker to justice. the lesson she learned helped her cope with another trauma. she was diagnosed with uterine cancer. two years after she began feeling symptoms. >> you have to be able to transfer from being a patient into a medical consumer.

england. power is is still out for thousands in north carolina. >>> and in california, eight fires are burning in the northern residents in solano county are forced to evacuate by the fires in those areas. they came quickly roaring in. >>> and a freight train carrying airplane parts derailed in montana, sending the fuselages of several 737s down an embankment. the train was headed to the boeing plant in washington state. >>> and finally. florida beachgoers got a fourth of july surprise. a baby dolphin washed ashore. it was struggling in the shallow water. when the wild life officials arrived. they were able to get it out of the water. the dolphin is now being cared for by the clearwater marine aquarium. hope to be released in the wild soon. happy ending. >> i like that. >> bianna. >> not breanna. bianna. >> ryan. and you are? >> i'm sorry? >> there's nothing on the prompter right now. i don't know what to say to this. >>> well, let's get to what is in the prompter right now. that's time for a check of the weather. we turn to our meteorologist, we know his name, jason nicholas. of our abc cleveland station, we

england. members did not approve the move two years ago despite move from bishops and italy. crews are preparing to move the costa concordia to northern italy this week. aalal jazeera's belle lupton has more. >> almost 300 meters in length for the engineers working on what's left of the costa concordia, two meters signals a much bigger success. >> translator: everything we had planned has gone the right way. today we started unloading the wreck progressively. in half an hour the ship detached from the platform. the ship is floating thanks to inflatables. >> for two and a half years, this shipwreck has been an unwanted addition to the shore line of gilio. last september it was hauled onto a temporary platform to sit upright. these boxes are making the ship float slowly to the surface, a little like swimmers arm bands. already it has cost $1 billion. the captain of the costa concordia remains on trial for manslaughter. the end cost is expected to be over $2 billion making it the largest maritime salvage in history. but for the families of those killed, the cost is all too human. belle upton, al jazeera. >>> maria innes ferre has stories

are now allowed to enter the northern part of their county, but hatteras island closed until further notice. right now that category 2 storm is climbing north toward new englandwhile the new york area should dodge a direct hit by arthur. forecasters are warning of giant waves and extremely dangerous rip currents along the state's coastal areas. nbc's long island is live in long beach, new york. he is on long island's south shore. ron, what's the scene like there, sir? >> reporter: in the last hour or so the winds have really picked up a little bit here and the waves seem to have gotten a little bigger too. if you look out there, you can see there are surfers out there. they have been out there since dawn, since the sun came up. in that area of the beach there are also signs that this is closed but this is the way life is here. for the surfers, this is what they live for, bigger waves and a day off to enjoy them. so that's what's happening down there. there are also people out here just trying to get in some morning exercise before the storm hits. rain. as somebody put it, it's the calm before the storm. a line you may have heard before but that's what everybo

crowd that lines the route of northern english county yorkshire turns this into what the french have called it, the race. 2,200 miles over three weeks in stages across englandrove as well that the race can be run cleanly. the race in all of cycling has by tainting by lance armstrong. he fooled the authorities until after years of denial he was forced to admit that he had cheated all along. now there's a new american hope. andrew fill lanski, a rider from florida, who was among the leaders in the race. he hauled in the leaders in a ferocious final sprint sew lid feed it in his nickname, the pit bull. >> i like to think it's the way i ride, my tenacity. i never give up. >> the sport like armstrong has add mitd its sins. they still have to win back the public confidence. >> i like to use the term sponlt to give something back, cheer for and get behind and know that they can trust us 100%. >> reporter: andrew and other riders know they're facing public skepticism. so far they've made a pretty good start. >> i like that he described pit bull as a positive. talking about tenacity and never give up. >> a pit bull on a bike. >> thank you, mark. >>> ahead on "cbs th

northern tier. temperatures a good 10 to 20 degrees below average. in these area, as that cool air mass runs to warm humid air, another round of strong to severe thunderstorms is expected from southern new england way back towards the mississippi river bringing gusty winds, large hail, even the threat for isolated tornadoes. into the northwest for a different story heat wave continues. widespread 90s and triple digits expected once again. reena and devin, back to you. >> thanks, jim. >>> now to our other major story this morning -- the intense fighting in the middle east that's showing no signs of letting up. >> in fact, both sides stepped up air strikes over the weekend and palestinians are evacuating their homes in gaza by the thousands, turning, in fact, to u.n. shelters for safety. we have more with abc's aaron katersky. >> reporter: israeli commandos approached northern gaza from the mediterranean in small boats. their target, hamas rockets and launchers used to attack israeli cities. israeli warplanes spent a sixth day bombarding targets inside gaza. they've now hit more than 1300 and vow to stop only when hamas militants stop firing their rockets. the israelis blame civilian casualties o

northern part of the country today. no more selfies please. they are becoming a road hazard. the competitors end up having to dodge the smart phones in englande sideline selfies like these, but everybody is encouraged to leave your phones and faces out of the way. i can see where that could be frustrating. >>> and then a popular cove the man went in after the teenager who appeared unconscious. but the man then was also over powered by the waves. when he got out, his friend went in and he grabbed the teenager at just the right time and the two men performed cpr, and the doctors credit the men with saving the teen's life. >> very lucky. >>> ahead, safety in paradise? critics blast air >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 sponsored by comfort inn. truly yours. >>> there is a new food fight at some of the fast-food restaurants. one chain is changing appetizers with an all you can eat item. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >> how many potato skins can you eat, though? >> four. ♪ i found a happy place ♪ ♪ it's written on my face ♪ ♪ we're singin', we're singin' ♪ ♪ i found a happy place ♪ ♪ a rather happy place ♪ ♪ i'm singin', i'm