that's a sneak peek at the hunger games mocking jay part 1.our hoff man. doesn't open until november, it's gone wild. >> i cannot wait. >> cannot wait. we will have the cast here. >> i love this movie. >>> and ryan, "pop news" today. >> will do, george. it's a case of brains over brawn, as the action thriller "lucy" starring scarlett johansson outperformed dwayne johnson's hercules outperforming, and $44 million. she gets a drug and gets extraordinary powers, like the ladies on this panel. but it's at the expense of her humanity. it has them calling for more action films with female leads. what do you think? >> i love it. >> all right, comic con. let's talk some comic con. in san diego, buzzing this weekend with fans descending on the marvel panel to -- discussion, featuring none other than chris hemsworth. you may have heard that thor is replaced eventually by a female player. he wanted to go there during the event. when asked what he might want to do with the character in the next film, the actor said, quote, turning him into a woman. might

thousands of people crowded fisherman's wharf to catch a peek at the fireworks even though the fog blocked some of the show. if you look closely you can see some of the fire, woulds lighting up the sky. and in the thick of the clouds near the wharf, there is sergio. sergio, i bet a lot of people had fun despite the fog out there. >> still a lot of people who had fun. 24r* are actually still a lot of people here at pier39 and trying to get home. check out the back up of traffic of people trying to go home after the show. for this fireworks spectacular, the biggest worry was the fog. >> yeah, the fog. but no one minds. >> i like that better.

take a peek. it just opened minutes ago. it's up a little bit. but heading in a good direction. we'll have much more from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks coming up.

>>> and an exclusive sneak peek at spanx jeans.>>> plus is the play date past its prime? one dad says give it up and let kids create their own fun. all that and more as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> and we are kicking off "gma's" get out and give week. look at the great gifts from the robin hood foundation. their lemonade program. they are here live this morning. want to bring them in right now. >> yep, all here this morning. >> there they are. >> you know, they're not -- thanks guys. what they do, they don't sell it, they give you free lemonade and encourage a donation of any size. whatever you can give, and the proceeds go directly to robin hood foundation. it's an awesome cause. >> it's good too. >> thank you, gals. thank you, guys. >> thank you. >> yeah, we're going to get into lemonade a little bit later. we did one in our community. it's a great way for kids to give back. >> sure is. >> looking forward to that. >>> and the audience looking forward to zoe saldana. she is the star of the new film "guardians of the gal

let's take a peek outside. what a beautiful vista of the bay bridge. nice way to start our monday morning. it's 4:4:more pressure on congress today as lawmakers try to solve the crisis at the border. local governments are pushing back on the obama administration's efforts to provide temporary shelter for thousands of children and family streaming across the u.s. border. coming in faster than government officials can process them. residents do not want to shelter them in their backyards. >> the bottom line is the community doesn't want it, the representatives from congress don't want it, the department of health and human services shouldn't be looking at them. >> when we see the children, we faces the faces of our children, nieces, nephews, we see the faces of our community. >> lawmakers are running out of time. summer break is coming, then campaign season. they're going to do something, political experts sail it is critical that come up with a plan now. >>> shoppers in san francisco may have to wait another day to visit several stores that were flooded

plus, more women are ending their careers during their peek earning years. what it means for the economy and women in the labor force. and later, as retirement earnings disappoint, senior goss back to work. the tough competition as they are head to head with millenians. my co-host and digital producer is here, bringing in all of your feedback. the numbers are so astounding, we are talking about 92 million americans out of the labor force, that has to take it's toll in so many ways. >> as i graduated from law school, everything was supposed to work out, and for eight months i couldn't get a job, and it take as toll on you. you feel you'lluated and you don't even want to go out in the community because you feel like you are worthless. i have no work for about four months i nearly lost my car, offs wreck. then i got work at a nonprofit, it beat humility into me, however now i run my own business, good for you. now we said depressed employees have been found to miss more days of work, what can employers to do this. >> employers shout not cig miamis mental illnes

[ laughter ] i'm not gonna peek! my eyes are closed. trust me. i promise. okay, i peeked.didn't, i didn't. no, i didn't! [ cheers and applause ] >> no, no, no! wait. wait. wait, wait, wait. >> jimmy: all right. ready? >> no, no, no, no! do you know what it is? it's a gigantic mic pack with an antenna you know where. >> jimmy: one, two, three. [ screams ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was good. >> now we're going to do the german roll. >> jimmy: what's the german roll? >> go lay down. >> jimmy: oh, okay. [ laughter ] ♪ >> no, no, no. the other way around. >> jimmy: like this? >> see? this way. head that way. >> jimmy: okay. >> relax. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! that's how we roll! that's how we roll! heidi klum, everybody. "america's got talent" airs tuesday and wednesday nights at 9:00 p.m. on nbc. mike birbiglia joins us next. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ milk and cereal cereal and milk ♪ ♪ milk and cereal ♪ cereal and milk ♪ k -- e -- double -- l -- o-- double good ♪ ♪ protein to help you rebuild like you should ♪ ♪ great tas

the sun is starting to peek through the dark clouds. we had some rainfall this morning, and there's more to come as we keep our eye on the sky. >> reporter: believe it or not, that views looks better than it did. now that the shower activity has pushed out to sea, it's going to be quiet this afternoon, but another round will develop in the overnight. the more sun we see today, the more unstable the atmosphere becomes and the better chances are to seeing strong to severe thunderstorms. that's the view in atlantic city. 78 very sticky degrees at this 9:00 a.m. hour in philadelphia. millville, 77. trenton, 73. lots of sunshine across keystone state this morning, again, the idea is, the more sun you see, the greater chances you are to seeing the strong to severe thunderstorms. we have a cluster of storms pushing through eastern virginia. and clouds for this afternoon. there could be a morning shower over the next hour. 88 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 87. wilmington, 87. reading and allentown, 88. millville, 87 degrees, you add on top o

firster a sneak peek at your drive. mike's always tracking something. >> we're not just going to give a sneak peek, i'm going to give an actual look at traffic from here. 101, look at the bottom of the screen, flashing sign there talking about road work ahead from university down to embarcadero. it's clear and then embarcadero to shoreline we have road work. we'll talk about the sensors in the area. slowing at the end by shoreline itself, that may be where the crew's starting to clear. should clear over the next half hour. not much farther south, reports of wood debris 101 at ellis. no traffic work scheduled but i'll track that until it's clear from the reports. rest of the bay smooth drive. no crashes reported on freeways but we'll look at 580, slowing already as is predictable. back to you guys. >>> developing right now, in the middle east, israel is intensifying air attacks in the gaza strip, following yesterday's failed egyptian cease-fire proposal. after nine days of fighting, the number of dead in the region is up

the heat is going to surge as we get into this afternoon, peek heat tomorrow, temperatures up to 105 degrees in some spots. and we're going to hold on to that heat through the weekend. we'll tell you just how long this heat wave could last in your microclimate forecast this morning. >>> and a live look outside at san jose, it is thursday, july 24th, and this is "today in the bay". >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning, thank you for joining us, scott mcgrew. >> and i'm

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peek outside, highs from today, did you notice it was cloudy this morning away from the water? did you notice it did not warm up this afternoon? walnut creek 79 degrees. that is about 10 degrees below average. belmont hit 76. point reyes only a high of 60 and saratoga warmest spot that i could find hit 86 degrees. lots going on this weekend. we are taking a look at the sunday street block party at the richmond district in san francisco mainly sunny skies, 65 degrees. your forecast for the richmond district coming up on sunday. got to talk about tonight though because tonight and early tomorrow, we have a pretty high fog factor. that fog is going to push well inland so notice the gray over top of almost the entire bay area. it will clear back to the coast if the afternoon but on a one to five scale, tomorrow's fog factor will be a 4 thanks to a stronger onshore flow. now let's talk about why the onshore flow is stronger. low pressure off to our west, big ridge of high pressure over the desert southwest, right in between we find a pretty strong push from the chilly pacific ocean.

the sun is starting to peek through the dark clouds.ere's more to come as we keep our eye on the sky. >> reporter: believe it or not, that views looks better than it did. now that the shower activity has pushed out to sea, it's going to be quiet this afternoon, but another round will develop in the overnight. the more sun we see today, the more unstable the atmosphere becomes and the better chances are to seeing strong to severe thunderstorms. that's the view in atlantic city. 78 very sticky degrees at this 9:00 a.m. hour in philadelphia. millville, 77. trenton, 73. lots of sunshine across keystone state this morning, again, the id

i peeked, i peeked. >> how come you're not looking? >> jimmy: no, i didn't. i didn't, i didn't.en to go. >> okay. one, two, three, go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's how we roll! halle berry and i are playing charades after the break. stick around, everybody! >> that's how we roll! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this summer,now go get him. what we're up against. this mission will take precise handling. let's show 'em what it means to be built ford tough. ready to save the world? i'll drive. the ford summer spectacular sales event. now playing at ford dealers everywhere. sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving the military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me. right, but i don't look like

approach to the bay bridge this morning, socked in christina has tabs on the forecast and maybe a peek at that weekend as well. 6:10. >>> welcome back. a live look at the satellite radar. plenty of green up in northern california. but as i take you into the bay area, really nothing happening yet. we have a fair chance for showers later today. we'll talk about that, plus a fantastic weekend coming your way. your micro climate weather forecast in just moments. >> fantastic weekend. over here in the south bay, freeways are moving predictably. we have a crash going on, santa teresa boulevard with the deadly crash. also following the slowdowns through the east bay. >>> that crash is in our top stories. investigators in san jose trying to figure out what caused that car to lose control overnight, slam into a tree. driver died at the scene. happened near the corner of santa teresa and miyuki drive. that's while officers were directing traffic in the area. a newspaper delivery van then struck a patrol car. the officer is expected to be okay. >> an american is recovering after he was gored in t

noon, 79 we may see peeks of sunshine particularly in the western suburbs. 84 is the high at # p.m.he other thing about today it's going to be humid in the morning, but you'll see the humidity just fall as the day goes on. it will feel comfortable later today and tonight. today a transition day to better weather. on the boards, all green over our post popular travel destinations. houston and dallas may have rumbles of thunder and perhaps strong storms in that vicinity of the country. >> "action news" is troubleshooters is at it again coming to the rescue of our viewers, here's nydia han. >> reporter: it's happened to most of us, you have an appliance that keeps breaking down you can't get the company to fix it or give you a refund. that's the predicament this consumer found herself in until "action news" trouble shooters got on the case. find out what happens at 5:30. >> research shows there's no approve that acetaminophen lowering back pain. australian researchers found that exercise helps with the pain so people with lower back pain should stay as limber as possible. >> they are r

i think the row ton dumb dome is what most peek look at when we greet you at our front desks. we have always have our visitors look up and stare at the dome. some of the orientation is original. the questions we get is what is original and what is 175 years old. inside the dome it is about 175 years old. it is a ooh and awe moment. we enjoy giving that feeling of awe at the capitol. now we're standing in the governor's office. we restored it to the best of our ability. there has been many descriptions of this room throughout the years. the most interesting ones comes 1861. he wrote numerous comments about the outlook of the building. he described the governor's office of being republican simplicity. the governor's office was very nice but he coming from great britain was used to covering the queens and kings of court. so the governor's office did not impress that british correspondent very much. john j.petis served mississippi throughout the years. he was a fire eater. he was instrumental in leading mississippi out of the union becoming the second state to do so following sout

he was caught peeking under the door of the dressing room. at the kohls department sport on monday. the man was confronted and he said he was looking for his wife. but security video showed him walking around the store for five hours. >>> now the trial today for traffic ticket fixing. the former jublgs are accuse sd of fixing tickets for family, friends and political allies, their lawyers say that their clients did nothing illegal. >> for being too old is suing state pageant officials along with the miss america organization. contest ans are suppose to be no older than 24 at the end of year, longacre wants to be reinstated as miss delaware and wants $500,000 in damages, an attorney for the miss delaware organization has no comment. >>> there is much more to come on "action news" this noon, a bank customer is taken hostage and killed in california. details of high speed chase coming up. >>> plus, a tsa impersonator gropes women at the airport. >>> temperatures are still below average, what does it look like for the weekend? details are coming up in the exclusive accuweather forecast.

the peek outdoors from the top of the pyramid looking south.he financial district, san francisco bay and a cloudy humid afternoon. a little less cloud cover toward concord, martinez, pittsburg. this is a time lapse over the past five hours part of our live neighborhood network. it has been cloudy and humid inland as well but this is the result when the sun goes down. check this out, in shasta lake look at the beautiful sunset. it has been glorious around sunset time over the past couple of days. send us your pictures. sun goes down when it's humid we don't cal off as efficiently so another warm -- we don't cool off as efficiently so another warm night tonight. concord 61. san jose 63. san rafael 58. not as warm as this morning but another rough night for sleeping because typically we drop down to the low to mid-50s tonight. we won't be sunny or dry tomorrow. still an increase in humidity and cloud cover because of a big ridge of high pressure and where it is located because winds flow clockwise around a ridge so if it's down to our south and ea

peninsular, and bruno 86 redwood city, 63 daily city and the extended forecast, temperatures are peeking and beginning to fall off still going to be warm but not as bad as today. low 70s around the coast and bay, temperatures are climbing for our innen temperatures and along the shore oop. >> and they are buying what if booking company for more than $650 million and that would increase and lists say the deal may not be wrapped up and they spent price line -- expect price line to make a bid of its own. >>> and students could cut how much they borrow -- borrow if they had an idea and that's the theory and the individual sent out information on what their monthly loan payments would be. loan dispurse. s dropped even though costs remain the same. >>> and coming up in just 20 minutes, it is all tied to a campus coffee shop. >>> alsop coming up... >> i thought i was seeing my last moments of life. >>> an incredible story, a great white shark attack off the coast of southern california, what they did to pry the want mall's -- animal's jaws off. ♪ ♪ whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] dis

. >>> movie fans are getting sneak peeks at some hot new movies this weekend at comic-con. more than 130,000 people descended on san diego for the annual convention that has become the hot ticket. it sells out every year. in addition to the costume characters, fans got a peek at the upcoming movies leak antman and the avengers as well as the newer characters coming to "once upon a time." hint, if you're a fan of frozen, you'll be looked. >>> time to get a check on weather. >>> good evening. we could certainly use the cooldown. live doppler 7 hd, moving in from the south, increasing clouds as well pushing from the coast. this is bringing some thunderstorms off the coast of san luis obispo. we could see some thunderstorms off the coastal waters as well tonight but nothing over land exempt high clouds. east bay hills, forward the bay bridge. temperatures dropping into the 60s. san francisco, 61, oakland, 62, san jose still 68. gilroy, 64, half moon bay, it's been pretty cool. 57. we're looking at the tower. fairfield, 69, and still 74 degrees right now in concord and in liverm

core subject but in san francisco we proximately caused protected those programs as a result of the peek vachlts there's librarians in every school and book circulation has topped one million books a year and every student has access to physical activities and robust activities. and just a few example of the peace impact rashawn jones is an outreach worker at the wellness center that has helped dozens of peers with issues let's hear it for ray. esmeralda a graduate of burdening ton high school is heading to san francisco state university this fall as a result u insulted u result of the peace program and calling la mission high school graduate was recruited for the sand volleyball team earned scholarships she's excelled in sports. those are just (clapping) those are just a few of the students tacked by the student enrichment fund this fund has touches hundreds and thousands of our cities children fostering learning and proposing them to criteria success on behalf of the colleagues my sincere thanks to mayor ed lee and supervisor yee and supervisor kim and supervisor avalos for authorizing

. >> >> a sneak peek, high-tech touches at the new summit medical center. >> >> more humidity, hot weather inland, mark is tracking the temperatures and he will be back with the forecast. >>> garlic festival wrapped up today. more than two tons of garlic wasser is served up to 3,000 people. temperatures were warm, so organizers made sure there was plenty of water as well as medical personnel on stand by. >> if you live anywhere near it, you could smell it. some hot temperatures in the south bay. all weekend long. over the past two to three days. today, back up into the 90s as far as temperatures, still hot inland. 100 degrees. 101 in antioch. a string of 70s and 80s for oakland, hayward, mountain view and san jose. we are watching this activity to our south. we had typical low clouds and fog off shore, but a closer look at our satellite. there is the radar eventually. mainly, the fog out there. but all of the moisture will be approaching the region, with that, partly cloudy skies monday. a slight chance of a showers and thunderstorms as well. especially over the higher terrain. only a slig

and a sneak peek at the latest >> fans of, con in san diego got the first look at the new wonder woman this weekend. a look at the new batman and superman, dawn of justice. ben affleck and henry cavell. photo of her as wonder woman right there, you saw here on a twitter page. mixedcture received reactions. at the first trailer for the final installment of the hunger games series. the trailer included a scene with a late fee and -- philip seymour hoffman. the hunger games is being split into two films, the first of which released in november and it second part is next fall. was beauty and brains over brawn at the box office. started in first place. it shattered expectations by bringing in an estimated $40 million. hercules put up a fight but the action film was $29 million. not too bad. of the apesplanet came in third, followed by the purge anarchy. disney's rescue rounded out the five. james said he will once again where the number 23 when he plays for the cast this season. the same jersey as his idol, michael jordan. . still ahead, brian is >> i love the story. a heartwarming video of

tonight, here is a peek outside. this is our dublin cam in dublin you hit 100 today. in the mid 70s. temperatures dropping. diablo valley college r 77. 67 in menlo park. are before the clouds came in, it got hot. 94234 livermore. 101 was the high today officially in livermore. here is what happened. we had a big ridge of high pressure give us sunshine and very hot air. then, that same ridge of high pressure grabbed some tropical moisture in southern mexico where it is bubbling up once again. the destination was here. sit kind of cut off the on shore flow. that big refrigerator we live flexion to, the pacific ocean. the same thing was the same reason for 100 degrees and sunny and 75 with a few sprinkles tonight same day. we will continue to see that cloud cover moving in tomorrow. rare for us this time of career sitting about 60.6 degrees. the air above it is a similar. the it will get cooler but the sunshine will be back by the end of the week. let's look at future cast. look at all the cloud cover by the end of the week. still cloudy. perhaps late in the day tomorrow

we blurred out the toddler's face but the toddler was peeking out the when.re was a two-year-old and three-year-old inside the car. the mother, phaley nget, was charged with child endangerment. the children were okay but it is not safe to leave children in the car alone especially in hot livermore. the children can overheat three to five times faster than adults. >> this is extreme. we get calls for someone that runs into the grocery store for a couple of minutes but she went over 30 minutes to go do something for her pleasure. gambling. >>> investigators say it was 75 degrees outside on sunday evening when this happens and 81 inside the car. one customer said she frequently sees the woman there and police do not know if she has brought the kids there before. she is due in court this afternoon. >> a man says he will never fly southwest again after getting booted off a flight for tweeting about bad service. he tried to board a flight with his two daughters on sunday in the first boarding group, and the six and nine-year-old daughters were in a different boardi

as well as facebook abuse fourth of july but by cost and offering an american team cabby gives us a peek at his forever bulging. russia is the latest country to recognize the phenomenon that is the the plan here he is to figure out how to approach the budget karzi with regulations so as it stands is not illegal here unlike in china way it's officially bound as a vice president of the bank of russia said it's impossible to deny this instrument which might have although having said this that dulls still seem to be an air of caution involved to it regards to its use on the black markets for illegal drugs what happens so for more on the call and i'm now joined by car as the expert at the end didn't do. so do you think big coin has a future here in russia that. i actually think and read the cautious statements from the russian central bank more as an acknowledgement that monetary innovations are really a prerequisite for economic stability and resilience and then again corn is only one of the many that are on the menu to come and already had its positive experience with these occurrences part

. >> you're taking a peek behind the scenes at the weather center. you can see the anchor desk behind me. a3 hour loop. you can see it on your screen. this is the line of severe thunderstorms that moved on through and it was moving at about 20 to 30 miles per hour. so not very fast. that is the leading edge, but now you can see another line of storms and we're keeping a very close eye on this as it could potentially become stronger. an area where the sun peeked out and temperatures have went back into the 80s in some of those spots behind that second lair line. i zoomed in on the area where we're seeing heavy thunderstorms. no severe thunderstorms at the moment, but this is a look at the heavy rain and the lightning still happening near leanardtown and sulaimons, heading down into extreme southern maryland. topper, back to you. >> now we'll talk about the damage across parts of the metro area. we had multiple funnel clouds reported down into extreme southern sections of charles county. and that was back at 228. and a lot of wind damage, too. hail as

se bergeron: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we dare you not to laugh. [ crowd cheering ] man: aah! aah! [ baby crying ] [ woman gasps ] welcome to... and now here he is, the host of afv... all: tom bergeron! [ cheers and applause ] thank you!

know -- some of them confess how hard it is, you know, and that they might have speak -- sneaked a peek and kind of, you know, picked up a little bit of update when they heard that click. but what i find is they end up kind of remarkably relieved, a little bit freed by this thing that is always beckoning them. and i think they start to wonder if it was, if it's the possibility of recovering a bit of an electronic sabbath, you know? putting a pause on our lives on a regular basis. >> host: craig detweiler, is it possible to be a good christian and still very tech-focused? >> guest: oh, i certainly hope so. i mean, i am. i mean, i'm on facebook, i'm on twitter, you know? nobody sort of interacts with social media more than i do. and yet i'm just trying to help us to refocus, to appreciate the genius of the igods, of people like steve jobs and the engineers at google and mark zuckerberg. they have redefined our world in amazing ways. they've helped us solve the problems of abundance, of too much information, of too many songs, of too many friends, you know? they've helped us, you know, bri

we are not yet at peek hurricane season. that is going to be, we think, the peek. >> that is the national weather. the news is next. >>> from playing in subways to rocking out, three boys are hitting it big. one landing 1.7 million record deal. and doing it with heavy metal music. they call themselves unlocking the truth. they talk about their sky rocketing career, and i ask them how post people will describe their sound. >> they were unique. i think it sounds different. >> you do sound different. >> we have our own unique style of music. >> you can't compare us to anyone else. >> and you guys were playing in times square, the subway - what was that like. >> it was fun. because we were making good money and we got a lot of exposure. that helped getting exposure. that's why we are signed now to sony music. >> a $1 million - more than $1 million, correct. >> yes, 2. >> almost 2. >> that's only if we sell a certain amount of records. we are not able to touch that money anyway, until we are 18. >> so you start playing on the str

. >> it's not a bad plan the sun is peeking through. the weather is supposed to be nice. some towns are planning to hold the fourth of july festivities tonight. marci gonzalez nags head. >>> and 90 minutes and counting at the parkway. the pre-party is underway. the weather is cooperating on the ben franklin. it's not too hot or cool. ate perfect night for the celebration. if you are not there, we hope you are here at 7:00. and rick williams and karen rogers andcecily tynan will brig you th-- bringyou the festiviti. >>> and we get more from john rawlins. >> the landmark event that we celebrity today make it clear that the narrow-minded and reactionary forces of the past and present will never prevail in america. because in the end there is no way to overcome the basic core decency and honor of the american people. >> and the ceremonies began from the music from the old guard fife & drum corp. it was found in 1776 the place for many to be on this fourth of july. among those are a recently returned air pilot. >> what better place to be than right here? >> the organizers of t

sunshine is peeking out there. >> yes, in parts of the region, stormtracker 6 live double scan showsou we are saying good-bye to the showers mainly off the coast and pretty much off the coast in the last 10 or 15 minutes and the last of this was very light, things are improving right on schedule but we are dealing with a fair amount of cloud cover in our region but out to the west the sunshine is returning as accuweather predicted. the temperature is 76 right now and the dew point is down to 60, which is barely what we would consider humid and dry air is continuing to ride down on that north-northwest wind and it's bringing that dry air in and all the dew points continue to drop and temperatures go up. 76 in philadelphia, and 75 in wilmington right now and 77 in allentown and 75 in trenton and 73 in wildwood down on the peninsula of south jersey. and the breakup of clouds from philadelphia to the west, you may be dealing with cloud cover longer and i can't rule out cloud cover there as well. down in allentown less humid, and clouds giving way to sun and you are getting sunshine in th

thousands of people crowded fisherman's wharf to catch a peek at the fireworks even though the fog blocked some of the show. if you look closely you can see some of the fire, woulds lighting up the sky. and in the thick of the clouds near the wharf, there is sergio. sergio, i bet a lot of people had fun despite the fog out there. >> still a lot of people who had fun. 24r* are actually still a lot of people here at pier39 and trying to get home. check out the back up of traffic of people trying to go home after the show. for this fireworks spectacular, the biggest worry was the fog. >> yeah, the fog. but no one minds. >> i like that better. >> thousands flocked to the waterfront and many brought their families from the bay area. >> they are old enough to watch fireworks with a big area. >> this is the sell operation of the stars and stripes and the birth of our nation 238 years ago. people packed the waterfront. at pier39 an 80s rock band helped entertain the crowd and it is a chance to venture into the city of thousands of people. one spectator was not a fan of the explosions in the sky. >

then take a quick peek at your feet. oh! come on, luke! are you gonna walk faster, or should i get lily's stroller out of the car and push you? would you relax? the restaurant's like five minutes away from here -- ohh, free lotion. stop stopping to smell the roses. manny's present. ohh, you are such a pritchett.

she said this man was peeking into the dressing room. when she confronted him, he said he was looking for his wife. security video found the man wandering around the store for five hours. >>> police say they arrested the murderer of laura araujo. jeremiah jackson confessed to beating her and strangling her and putting her body into a duffle bag. he suffered burnings while setting the victim's car on fire. the investigator that interviewed jackson at the hospital heard the victim's name on the news and realized it matched the registration. he called police and promptly arrested jackson. >>> students in and some state officials proposed a tuition freeze. last career the school raised -- last year, the school raised tuition by 3.3%. it will be five hundred dollars more at the main new brunswick rutgers campus. >> i had to go back into the house and get a little sweatshirt. it's nice and cool this morning. >> reporter: temperatures are below average and lower humidity. relatively so compared to last few days, it's a big change. storm tracker

take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog.ve >> being a pedestrian in san francisco is not easy for anybody. >> [inaudible] people push tables and chairs outside the sidewalk. >> i have to be careful not to walk the sidewalk. it is very hard. >> sometimes people get half way across the intersection. >> you have to be alert because there is always something coming up that you need to know about. >> i learned to listen to the traffic patterns. sometimes i notice the other pedestrians, they are crossing, on occasion, i have decided i'm going to cross, too. i get to the middle of the intersection, and i find out that the light has changed. >> we need to be able to work and go from one place to the other and have public transportation. the world needs to be open. >> people on disability has the task of addressing all the disability. when we are talk about the sidewalks, ramps, we have very specific issues. for people blind and low vision, we have the issue of knowing where they are and when the cross. it can be hit or miss. >> at h

its peek earning season, for example, more on that later. we have just heard from government officials who have just put out the state of the economy. they say the jobless rate edged up in ju officials at the internal affairs industry said the unemployment rate rose by 0.2 to 3.7%. it was it was the highest level in june. the officials say there were more jobs in the medical care, public welfare and manufacturing sectors. let's see how inves tors are reacting to those numbers. >> let's have a look at how the nikkei and the topix are reacting for this tuesday morning. both are in the positive. 15,586 for the nikkei. now, 2 nikkei ended at a six-month high on monday. with a relatively weaker yen, we may see further gains today. we'll see if that continues. there were some major events this week that may move further back. there still are concerns with policies to combat deflation may be running into some head winds. analysts are debating with the increase and con suchgs tax rate in april is really playing through in domestic demand. case in po

thousands of people crowded fisherman's wharf to catch a peek at the fireworks even though the fog blockedw. if you look closely you can see some of the fire, woulds lighting up the sky. and in the thick of the clouds near the wharf, there is sergio. sergio, i bet a lot of people had fun despite the fog out there. >> still a lot of people who had fun. 24r* are actually still a lot of people here at pier39 and trying to get home. check out the back up of traffic of people trying to go home after the show. for this fireworks spectacular, the biggest worry was the fog. >> yeah, the fog. but no one minds. >> i like that better. >> thousands flocked to the waterfront and many brought their families from the bay area. >> they are old enough to watch fireworks with a big area. >> this is the sell operation of the stars and stripes and the birth of our nation 238 years ago. people packed the waterfront. at pier39 pier39 an 80s rock bad helped entertain the crowd and it is a chance to venture into the city of thousands of people. one spectator was not a fan of the explosions in the sky. >> do you l

a movie fans are getting a sneak-peek to hot new movies this weekend at comic-con. it's the hot ticket. sells out every year. in addition to the costume characters, fans got a peek at upcoming movies like "the ant-man" and" the avengers" much more ahead on the abc sunday morning news. the rising reward after three children are killed in a car accident after a carjack. and some bay area cancer patients get a new venue to there you go. it at us. so it's kfc night. [cheering] last week we hosted. yes, this week the kids invited us to their place. sorry i was late. i had a little trouble with the rope ladder. he fell twice. but look at all this food we've got. yeah we got this delicious kfc meal and they threw in 2 extra sides for free. for free! and i love what you've done with the drapes. are those your bedsheets? [laughing] ♪ >> good morning. here's meteorologist lisa argen. some showers out there, lisa? >> that's right. a few showers around bait today is a possibility. that's going to add a bit of cooling. the green representing a little bit of light rain perhaps in

lowe taking a peek outside. we see key members there.e're waiting for them to come out as a group on stage. we will be back there. they're having a little bit of food, little snack to get them through the next couple of hours. we will be back live at the brandenburg gate. >>> let us move on to our other top story today. there's been fast moving developments this the gaza crisis in the last few hours. earlier today, the israeli cabinet accepted a cease fire proposal. it will continue if the hamas rocket fire does not stop. israel's military says up to 20 rockets have been fired from gaza into southern israel. there have been no reports of casualties so far. >>> well, in the last few minutes the israeli prime minister gave his reaction to today's events. >> if hamas rejects the egyptian proposal, and the rocket fire from gaza does not cease and that appears to be the case now, we are prepared to continue and intensify our operations to protect our people. >> we'll see hamas figures in cairo to discuss the deal. the organization rejects the