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saber rattling on both sides. perhaps more quietly on nato's side than on russias and the consequences of some ill-thought through decisions made back in 2008 about offering both gentleman and ukraine eventually membership in nato despite repeated warnings from russia that is a strategic red line of theirs that ought not to be crossed. >> we're talking now about putting vehicles in eastern europe. and this is yet a further provocation as far as putin is concerned. he has made that very clear. this is something that was not contemplated back when the u.s. nato and russia were talking about making a new way of accommodation back in the mid 90s, back when there was a strategic agreement signed between russia and nato so they become partners. >> but after what has happened in ukraine countries like lithuania has urged for a larger nato presence in their country to defend them against russia. i mean, they got to be calling for that. now ukraine and georgia don't qualify. no matter how much we tried to offer virtual nat

we'll tell i couldn't nato said that it's dangerous saber rattling. plus the u.n. said it must change a bit to live up to today's challenges. and concerns that some of nepal's famous temples and monuments are operating too soon after april's earthquake. >> hello, the united nations secretary general ban ki-moon has expressed his concern after courts in cairo upheld the death sentence. it could have a negative effect on stakeout in egypt. they called it moley motivated. we have reports on the trial. >> death by hanging. this judge upheld his court's previous verdict against egypt's deposed president mohamed morsi. >> the court has ruled firstly that first and with consensus of opinion to punish each of the following defendants by execution by hanging. >> morsi along with other top leaders of the muslim brotherhood were sentenced over a mass prison break during egypt's revolution. the muslim brotherhood say that the case is politically motivated. >> this is a shocking one. in a separate case members were sentenced to life in prison on charges of spying for hamas hezb

. >> loyal customers filed into the rising sun pizza shop to check on rattled employees worlds of attempted robbery at the pizza store spread quickly throughout the neighborhood. >> i'm more worried about what they're feeling right now i'm worried about them. i'm worried that people will stop coming to a great place. >> this, as evidence of the shoot-out, that occurred inside the pizza shop thursday night, bullet shattered glass from exchange between an off-duty police detective and two robbers. two mask men walk into the shop at 11:30 thursday night and announced a robbery. they put a gun to the head of the off duty officer and ordered him to the floor. moments later police say that officer jumped into action. >> they took money from his hands, ordered him to the ground, at that point in time, and they turn their direction away from him he stood back

markets getting rattled there. asian markets were hammered. european markets at the moment are getting slammed. let's talk about the u.s. for a minute. why are we seeing the strong reaction here? it's not so much that the exposure that u.s. companies have to greece. it's really not off the charts. u.s. exposure isn't that great. the concern here in the u.s. about what is happening in greece is that this is uncharted territory. there are a lot of questions. what are the global implications of greece not able to pay its

frightening incidences of kids being bitten by rat especially -- rattle snakes. a disappointing loss for the warriors. why a cavs player was rushed to the hospital. >>> thank you for waking up with us wednesday morning. i don't know about you, i had mist on my windshield coming. >> it was more than that, this is rain. >> i wouldn't call it rain in my neck of the woods. >> i hesitated to use the "r" word. >> go to the satellite picture, in of it is reaching the ground. manage like this happens in late august or september. the remains of what was blanca, a lot of it evaporates and the warm lows, a lot of cloud cover in the south, it will be very muggy, humid, look at the lows, 60s and 70s, cannot cool off, san jose at 71, there's a lot of 60s here, a little bit of i breeze, we'll have a breezy day, not as bad as yesterday, overall look for temperature in the 70s and 80s and cloudy the mostly cloudy and very muggy conditions. a little bit of rain. >> it could affect driving. good morning, traffic is doing okay. this is a look at 280 in san jose, it is a nice start a

instagram facebook, where have you ever tried rattle snake in the area? to be some restaurant that does that. >> probably. >> hey, good day everybody, it is wednesday june the third. >> does it taste like chicken? >> i'm sure it does. >> doesn't everything? 6:32 look at some of these rainfall totals, that we had since sunday. in wilmington, delaware, 4 inches over 4 inches atlantic city, two and three quarters inches, mount pocono, almost two and a half. and philadelphia, we made up for the deficit that we had for the month of may with 2.26 inches. just thought would you like to know. so let's go to the seven day forecast, and show you what's going on. we expect high temperature of 65 degrees today. sixty-eight tomorrow. and 78 friday. we've got the warming trend going on, at least. and there is a chance we may see some sunshine, further north you go, better chance you have of seeing sunshine, but still can't rule out shower. looks like friday, will remain mostly cloudy, models aren't all agreeing on whether we'll have showers on friday, but so far so goo

the topics are rattling around. i just finished the book this year a little bit early i have two or three ideas notes, files, stories about issues or whatever and that we've that out through the ball. and i write in the morning from about 7:30 a.m. until 11, sometimes 12. right for about four hours nonstop, your brain can turn to mush. same place, same desk, same cup of strong coffee, a darkroom without much like no phone facts, internet the best time is from 730 to 930 the 1st two hours. i get a lot of work done. five days a week. finish and turn it in july 1 by late august am pretty well shut down. after labor day i get bored and start writing a kids book. that's the process. >> host: does your wife of a role? >> guest: she has a big role two different ways. i bounce ideas off for. we will we will be watching a new show or something about the trial or issue. what if you did this. toasted little bit wouldn't that be compelling? sometimes she says yes and sometimes is now. i'll show her the 1st hundred pages and she

coming up: four year old takes one wrong step, and a rattle snake bites his foot.pregnant mother did just moment later that has some people asking questions. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. >>> 71 degrees you see on that screen there yes it will go up we'll be in the 90s full forecast coming up. first scar ill no ma'am for california mom when her four year old son was bitten by a rattle snake. it is what the mom did next that has people shaking their heads. >> mom, nine months pregnant, walk along bike trail her son accidentally stepped on baby rattler. within minutes the little boy's ankle turned purple, start

nato accuses russia of saber rattling. the enough that moscow is to increase their nuclear arsenal. 40 ballistic missiles, they were capable of overriding the most sophisticated missile defense system. the country needs to move forward. the french fry minister has been defending his decision to get new laws through parliament. this was met with rowdy scenes in the nationalist embley. a bid to destroy the european union from within, the french foreign leadership has teamed up with other skeptics to form of anti-u.n. -- an anti-eu bloc within the european government. let's take a get the -- take a look at the business news. a real statement when it comes to the greek government trying to get a feel with its international creditors before the end of the month. i mention they are all sick of this. >> you would think so, even the white house has been waiting into this european crisis saying to the last hour, they are urging athens to make a serious move towards compromise, but we've seen both sides really holding their ground o

grant:when the el nino forming in the mid pacific could bring more rain to the pay area >>whoosh >>rattle rattle >> grant:rattlesnake wranglers busy after a string of snakebites.a little girl airlifted to the hospital after being bitten in her own backyard in baypoint. >>whoosh >> grant:police in hayward have to figure out how to get rid of 15 million dollars worth of pot after a huge bust in an industrial warehouse >>you could compare it to a mega=grocery store. >>whoosh >> grant:and are you ready for a combination pizza and hot dog. eww. or yum. >> grant:you can make the call in choice for prime time news. >> pam:spring showers around the bay area today. the rain hitting pretty much everywhere. >> pam:but most of the wet weather was concentrated in the east bay. good evening everyone. i'm pam moore. >> pam:kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the south bay. >> pam:but first, diane tuazon is here with details on whether any more rain is on the way. diane >> diane: things will start heating up! i will kave -- have more coming up next! >> pam:in recent weeks, california has recieve

in response nato accused putin of saber rattling. >> this nuclear saber rattling of russia is unjustified. it's destabilizing and it's dangerous. >> accusations of cheating are nothing new in america's favorite pastime. but this morning federal investigation is underway into one of baseball's most successful teams. hacking the database of another team. >> reporter: from pop flies to e-spies it's a major investigation in the major leagues. the "new york times" said the justice department are investigating where the st. louis cardinals hacked into rivals' computer systems. >> there is an ongoing investigation with respect to an unauthorized entry into houston's system. >> reporter: last year reams of internal private astros information was posted online. major league baseball referred the breach to the fbi, thinking the team had been hacked by an outside group. >> the fbi took over the investigation, started looking into it and the clues and evidence pointed back toward the candidatals candidatals cardinals. >> reporter: they believe hacking could be revenge against the general manager who

. >> this nuclear sabre rattling of russia is unjustified.s destabilizing and dangerous. >> what happens next is anyone's guess. vladimir putin is playing down the forwards of a rush an attack on forces in eastern countries, to many it's a warmed over cold war, no one can say for sure where the back and forth volleys may lead. >>> joining me for a look at russia the u.s. and a retro tone in the international politics is seven piper, director of the arms control and nonproliferation toby the senior director for russia at the national security council, and she's now an international advisor, and will pommerance deputy director of the cannon institute for advanced russian studies at the wilson center. the cold war was just over when you were in government. are there mornings when you peck up the papers and it feels fresh in your mind? >> it feels fresh, the time when we made the gold water history, and the steps taken to bring the two countries together. that time was gone, the russia that existed is gone. both countries changed because of the g

in response they accused him of rattling. >> this nuclear rattling of yaush is unjustified. it's destabilizing and it's dangerous. >> accusations are new orleans in the past time. this morning a federal investigation is under way into one of the most successful teams and the alleged 21st century twist and hacking the database. greg reports. >> from pop flies to spies. it's a major investigation in the leagues. the new york times reported that they're investigating whether the st. louis cardinals hacked into the houston astros system. >> there's an ongoing investigation with respect to an un unauthorized entry into houston's system. >> last year reams of internal private information was posted on line. major league baseball referred the breach to the fbi thinking that it was hacked by an outside look. >> the fbi started to look into it and the clues pointed part to the cardinals. >> they believe that hacking down revenge against the general manager that left the cards in 2011. the cardinals organization released a statement saying in part that the team has fully cooperated wi

all of a sudden the lox started rattling back and forth together, clacking. he looked at it.ooked at it. see, i'm getting goose bumps just thinking about it. we both ran out of the office, and we had no explanation as to what that was. we asked some other officers, and they said that, you know the unit is probably haunted. you never can tell. there's no explanation for it. there's no earthquake. the inmates weren't complaining in the unit about the ground moving. there were no wild animals in there. i didn't bump it. he didn't bump it. no telling. >> there's been a history of other strange phenomenon here as well. >> this is san quinton's old dental clinic. back in approximately 1984 there was an inmate that was murdered here in this corner. late at night our officers working in here have heard the same thing i've heard, foot steps walking in the floors above me right here, and i keep telling them that the guy that was killed here, the inmate, that's him. still walking in this building. >> how do people react? how did you react when you first heard it? >> well, i thought some

nato has condemned russian plans to expand its nuclear arsenal as saber rattling. earlier today russian plant of fast president vladimir putin announced moscow will add 40 intercontinental missiles this year. brian: opening a military exhibition outside the russian capital, he said the icbm's will be able to penetrate even most sophisticated missile defense systems. a new submarine with nuclear warheads is set to enter service. international monitors estimate that russia possesses the world's largest news -- nuclear arsenal with more than 7000 warheads. russia says it is merely responding to what it calls u.s. encroachment. let's get a view from both capitals with marcus joining us from moscow and richard walker joining us from washington. marcus, what is behind the announcement of these new icbm's? russia has thousands of nuclear warheads already. will this make a difference in the balance of power? marcus: these 40 into ballistic missiles are a high-tech replacement for the russian nuclear arsenal than an addition to it. indeed, russia is undergoing significant m

the shooting was not related to pride festivities but it left more than a few people rattled. chrissy smith is live at civic center plaza where this happened. this is the last thing people expected on pride weekend. >> reporter: yeah absolutely. and i can tell you that people ran when they heard it. fortunately, san francisco police were already nearby and they responded quickly. several men have been detained this evening. i spoke with one man who was nearby. he says he was rattled but he plans to be back out here tomorrow, says he wouldn't miss the big celebration. ♪ >> reporter: at civic center plaza, the pride celebration brought out big crowds in san francisco with music and an added reason to celebrate. >> it's much to be proud of for our entire nation. it's great to see the way the leadership in this country has supported this group of people. >> reporter: tom fortier and solomon charles came out to enjoy it one day after the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage across the u.s. >> it's not an other. it's now mainstream for everyone. >> reporter: when the celebratio

why it is said that is dangerous saber rattling. >> mers is having a drastic effect on south korea's economy. >> welcome back. let's recap the headlines here now. a court in cairo upheld the death sentenced against deposed president mohamed morsi for planning a mass prison break during the 2011 revolution. the ruling will be reviewed by egypt's highest appeals court. >> thousands of syrian refugees crossed the border into turkey in recent days after a key route was reopened on sunday. turkey says many of the almost 20,000 refugees have fled syria recently are being forced out by the kurds as well as isil. >> the u.s. confirmed it carried out the air strike which killed the leader of al-qaeda in yemen. wahayshi was a close associate of osama bin laden. the white house said his death was a major blow to the group. >> nato's secretary general has called russia's plan to modernize its nuclear arsenal dangerous saber rattling. the russian president made the announcement while visiting an arms fair, just outside moscow. vladimir putin told the crowd the new intercontinental ballistic missi

what is the most rattles bus we have? we can make a contest and let them ride on the eastern side of van ness and see which is the best and worst rattling bus. use the elevators, especially at civic and the people out there that use our stuff use the elevators. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker, please >> matdm president, my name is auto duffy and north of market neighborhood activist. i live in the north of market. years ago i love lived in group housing for a couple years. it was bonifyed group housing. there was a shared kitchen facility and shared lobby, a tv area, large bathrooms, well not large but spacious is sufficient. i am not sure how you make that housing these days. the building i lived in, the cooperative it was under collapsed about now it is transitional youth housing so it is still there. i don't know how you would use it for the general population. i just don't think it is right a company is just using this group housing to scrirt inclusionary housing cost to create suben stadered yuts that

no one knows more about what today rattled markets globally than my next guest.on greece as part of a group that invested more than a billion euros and greece's third largest bank last year. joining me billionaire wilbur ross, one of the leading equity firms, great to have you here. >> good to be on, lou. lou: as we watched for weeks this market is reacting to what is happening in greece, a small, small economy, but with an outsized apparent influence on markets. what's going to happen? >> i think they'll make a deal. i felt that right along. i'm a little disappointed it's been such a tort use path toward making a deal. i think they'll make a deal. both sides need a deal, both sides want a deal. i think it's more kabuki theater than a tragedy. lou: as between the triad, the ecb, the international monetary fund, the european central bank and the european union, do you really think that we're just watching a play roll out here? >> only in the sense that kabuki theater, you are never sure who's what? who's where? lou: a lot of heavy face paint and the mystery gets a

and that's not the only thing rattling investors. there's also unc surrounding the fed. >> few and far between. why deals in the home building sector like today's merger of ryland and standard pacific don't happen often. >> consolidation waves from cigna to anthem and united health and aetna. is merger maenaa catching on in the health care industry? all that and more on "nightly busi re and we bid you good evening, everybody. i'm bill griffith in for tyler mathisen. >> great to have you with us. i'm sue herrera. it's a new week, of course but a familiar worry. greece debt cross-ice ace pears to be deepening and that rattled investors around the world. european union officials say no new concessions needed to secure funding. e ens says it won't give in to demands for more pension and wage cuts. that stalemate pressured stocks at the openal thoet major indices paired some of the losses. by the close, e dow jones fell 107 points 17,791. well off the fly of 200 points earlier in the day. the nasdaq dropped 21 and the s&p 500 was off nine

it's enough to rattle anyone. a bay area toddler -- bitten by a rattlesnake. they come out in the heat...and moment enough to wraths anyone. a bay area toddler bitten by a rattlesnake last night. this week is supposed to be extremely hot. there are some things you need to know to keep yourself safe. jodi hernandez in petaluma this evening. i understand you've been talking with a man who actually catches these snakes for a living. >> reporter: yeah, believe it or not. he calls himself a rattlesnake remover. i'll tell you, he has no shortage of slithery creatures to catch. now if you plan to go out for a walk in nature or even barbecue in your backyard, you're urged to keep your eyes wide open. >> this is the snake season. it's on. >> reporter: rattlesnake remover, len ramirez, has never been busier. it's rattlesnake season and he's on the hunt. >> we live in rattlesnake country. nobody is exempt. >> reporter: recent reports of snake bites have gotten people rattled. just yesterday in pittsburgh a 2-year-old girl was bitten in her backyard. and over the weekend,

. >> four-year-old bitten by a rattle snake his mom nine months pregnant just wants to save him. what she did next that experts say put her and her unborn baby in danger. sean jet. >> reporter: thieves force their way in through the back of this church run pantry. find out what they took and the mess they left behind. >> police officer races to save a baby. her family frantic as the officer starts cpr the incredible moment the little girl starts breathing. and -- >>> eagles fan going viral tonight this interview the nation cannot stop watching. ♪ >> new video tonight of what appears to be man getting pistol whipped on the streets of philadelphia. tmz is reporting this happened last night during a music video shoot for the rapper meek mill. tmz says meek mill was shooting the video when a rival rapper showed up. you see a guy get hit with what appears to be a gun. >>> a philadelphia food pantry is open despite losing much of its food and supply. >> burglars not only took food meant for people who desperately need it they trashed the place too. but one thing they couldn't take, was

snake, alligators, rattle snake. >> rattle snake. >> let's order up. >> category, rattle snake cut bone in jumbo boneless, 8-ounce. boneless. >> really. >> snakes have bones? >> so if someone makes awe snake, you'll teeth? >> i can hear the kids now getting ready to eat breakfast. mike's eating snake? >> well, if you bring it in, i'll eat t. >> she's a chef. she said i'll make you rattle snake tacos. >> oh? >> wow. >> sounds good. >> all right. >> smoked. >> let's get to the number of the day, still pretty dreary out. we think it might be little better than yesterday. bar is not that high. six out of ten for today. bus stop buddy has the sweatshirt on, phillies cap, they won last night, walk off win in the bottom of the ninth. really you should have your rain gear again today. see some green on ultimate doppler radar, specially to the south. 56 degrees, at the moment. 84% relative humidity, and a high later on, will probably be in the 60s, you see, mid 50's everywhere right now, thinking about maybe 65 degrees if we get little sunshine, drizzle around, as well, 59 tonight, few showers,

>> i think it's shocking, lou, that russian president putin would rattle that nuclear sabre. it's extremely destabilizing, he knows that. 40 nuclear weapons on top of the 1500 they have and the 1500 we have is not significant. what's significant is a russian head of state and government would pull out that nuclear card and kind of rattle it in front of us. it speaks to his mentality of aggression, and that is worrisome, but i don't foresee a nuclear exchange any time soon. lou: with that comforting thought, admiral james stavridis, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> pleasure, lou. lou: the people of charleston and south carolina come together and lead the nation in healing without racial boundaries and without politics. >>> and president obama, he'll be in charleston talking instead of listening to these true leaders. >>> and this is what happens when some city leaders go along with the left's war on cops. . lou: now to what critics call a liberal led war on law enforcement in this country. cell phone video capturing a violent attack on two new york city police offic

volunteers from the pennsylvania fire department took part in this weekend's rattle snake round up.y do that? hunters went into the woods and gathered up dozens of the poiseness reptiles. they are measured marked and rereleased. the fantastic event has been a tradition at the fire department for about 40 years. one of the department's biggest annual fund-raisers. no rattle snakes hurt there during the round up. >>> hemingway's historic home in cuba is being restored. an anonymous donor donated $1 million. getting help to restore the home became easier after relations between the u.s. and cuba improved. >> we actually began this project two years ago before we were even aware that the december announcement from both presidents would happen. so i think, you know once it starts, it may be easier for us. >> it is a pretty cool place, too. the home displays hemingway's books, clothing a collection of fermented lizard. >> what a reptile theme here. >> the author lived and worked at that house for 21 years towards the end of his life. >> a new study linking breast cancer to a pesticide onc

. >> russia has been accused of samier rattling saber rattling. military theme park has open ready children can learn to shoot, climb on tanks and learn about fast military. >> clammeningmilitary men have brought their shopping lists to russia's army 2015 technical forum for all across the world and it's giving computers russia's he's cubbed disneyland. >> here you will be able to see enactments of legendary battles. get to know the military aviation navy and army, and take part in technical competitions and extreme sports. i'm sure it will become a component for education for the younger generation. >> instilling in young russians an impulse to fight for the motherland does not cheap. $263million. but with militaristic feelings on the rise in russia and relationship draining day by day, it's an idea of russia to make a fun family day out. raw, destructive power. the crisis in ukraine has given added urgency to russia's massive and expensive military program. upupgrades by 40% by 2020. and compared to all this park patriots is small fry but the br

. >> the nuclear saber-rattling of russia is unjustified. it's destabilizing and it's dangerous. >>> n.a.t.o.'s secretary-general calls out vladimir putin for his plans to significantly boost russia's nuclear arsenal >>> m.e.r.s. threat. >> the bottom line is it can spread from person to person but very inefficiently >>> we are joined to discuss the outbreak of middle eastern respiratory syndrome in south korea >>> the first lady in london. >> you all are beautiful. and you are welcome was touching >>> michelle obama gets the royal treatment from prince harry to britain's prime minister. >>>good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin with what the u.s. says is a major blow to al qaeda. the group's affiliate in yemen announcing a u.s. drone strike killed nasir al-wuhayshi, the head of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, and the worldwide second-in-command. nasir al-wuhayshi was a former personal assistant to osama bin laden and is credited with building a.q.a.p. into a significant threat to the west. his death is the m

nobody is exempt. >> reporter: reports of snakebites have gotten people rattled. just yesterday in pittsburgh a 2-year-old girl was bitten in her backyard. and over the weekend, a 4-year-old boy suffered a bite while walking along the path in fulsome. >> created a lot of nervous parents. everybody wants their yard inspected. >> reporter: ramirez found this rattler at a home this morning. and he's got another rattler to retrieve at a house. he says the drought has brought out a lot of thirsty wildlife, including snakes and folks need to be on guard. >> watch where you place your hands, feet. >> reporter: if you do suffer a rattlesnake bite they calm. the fulsome boy's parents panicked. they hope others can learn from their mistake. >> i started sucking the venom out. >> reporter: littlejohn wayne remedies have been condemned. there's too much bacteria. the best snakebite kit is calling 911 for a first responder. >> reporter: it is rare to die from a rattlesnake bite. again, the key is to stay calm try not to move around and seek medical attention right away. report

the story rattled the media food change. >> edward snowden supporters maintain he acted in the public interests. the latest accusations strengthen the arguments from critics that he posed a threat to national interests of countries like britain. >> the media is not doing a proper job, the hatchet jobs, the online sites and other reports turned out as if this was handed down. but after a few hours, there was it. >> there has been rhetoric around some of those actions that have been hyperbolic. >> the quote from the sunday times was a bit overdone. there's no evidence of that. there's not real evidence behind it. whether he's a traitor. they are fair questions to raise. there's a little hyperbolic rhetoric around it. nonetheless, i don't think it was dominating the debate. >> if you are suggesting that the story was rubbish, it was picked up, it was then picked up by the bbc and others, and everyone is picking up rubbish, i turn around and say the story was a good story, solid, and it was entirely convincing and plausible. that's why the rest of the media picked it up >>> there is polit

severe thunderstorms and funnel clouds rattling residents from the midwest to the east. >> power lines are going down. >> reporter: power poles no match last night for the powerful super cell spawning six tornadoes in illinois. cole city 60 miles west of chicago, took a zrektdirect hit from an ef3 tornado. >> i heard cracking because i have posts, a screened-in porch in the back. and those posts, three of them broke off. >> reporter: the damage revealed today. hopes wiped from their foundations by peak winds of 160 miles per hour. my colleague kevin tibbles. >> people here in cole city saw the ominous skies overhead heard the warnings and head for the basement. the authorities here are saying that is undoubtedly what saved lives. >> reporter: patricia clemens hid in her bathroom. >> it seemed like it lasted forever. the wind and everything. >> reporter: in portland michigan -- >> 911, where's your emergency? >> we're at the goodwill in portland and the store just fully got destroyed. >> reporter: five people including a mother and two children rescued after a tornado tore through the t

russian spy planes have rattled finland. after all, the two countries share a long border and long history of conflict. older films remember the territory they lost in two wars with russia. things are taking precautionary measures. >> he is in the finnish army posted by the russian border. family we are on the border -- >> we are on the border. reporter: finland seated russian territory in the aftermath of world war i. the soldiers are aware of the tensions. unsure about future developments, the military recently put its reef -- its reservists on alert. >> in this letter i'm informed my position and some sort of crisis. that's about it. reporter: he is an actor and theater writer who often introduces political issues to the stage. the experience changed his outlook. he is now left-wing and more outspoken. >> i think it is very important for finland that we can maintain a reasonable and effective army so we don't have to go into any coalitions for nato. >> resentment remains in finland over the occupation and losing territory

i get bitten orbit by a rattle snake. you just going to leave me just laying there? >> i won't leave you. i'll call 911. those while life officials saying i'm not supposed to do that, i won't do it. >> say i have a giant -- >> oh, here we go. >> cut. >> ya? >> would you pea on my electric? >> wait. i was just wondering, there is something where you are supposed to pea on, but it is not cut. >> oh, the jellyfish, say down the shore. >> oh, yes, i will do that. >> in rehoboth, bob kelly gets stunning by jellyfish, could you pea on bob? >> i think i could manage that. >> all right, let's roll this thing called the open. good day. >> please, please do. >> live from the fox 29 studios. this is "good day philadelphia". >> live here at 30th street station, where currently philadelphia police are interviewing the driver of this cab, about his report of a possible siting of the two new york prison escapees. steve? >> well, jennifer, bruce willis' biggest hit movie was filmed in philadelphia, it was called the sixth sense. i mention that because there is a philly detective, wi

a watercraft dealership leads to an explosion that rattles an entire neighborhood. what caused a jet ski to blow up. jon: fox news alert, lawmakers hearing about the administration's foreign policy agenda specifically in the middle east. the former director of the defense intelligence agency appearing before a house committee expected to outline what he says is a failing italy's policy. the continuing threat from iran. michael flynn calls the administration's policy one of willful ignorance. catherine heritage keeping an eye on that from washington. >> reporter: the hearing today is examining the intelligence picture leading up to a potential nuclear deal with iran at the end of the month and the focus this morning is on the delivery system for a nuclear weapon and how far iran has come in what is often described as a second track for development. former head of the defense intelligence agency is laying out publicly is concerned that a deal with iran, what he describes as a high level of risk to verify any agreement with the regime in tehran. in his prepared testimo

as i said it's rattled this city and rattled this nation as well. president obama knows a good many people running for the south carolina primary for 2016 and he spoke to them today and he spoke earlier today and it was quite emotional. >> there's something particularly heartbreaking about a death happening in a place that we seek solace. i've had to speak about this too many times. communities have had to enduring something like this way too many times. we don't have all of the facts but, once again, innocent people were killed because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun. but let's be clear, at some point, we as a country will have to recon with the fact that this type of mass violence does not happen in other advanced countries. >> again, nine people killed. and among the victims who have been identified so far, speech therapist sharonda singleton and a recent graduate of allen university tywanza sanders, also killed the church's pastor and state senator, the reverend clementa pinckney. and we've just hea

. >>> a hot pink rattle snake? you're not seeing thing. this snake is real.erts say the bright color actually makes it more dangerous and -- >>> armored tanks burst into a quiet neighborhood shocking people fast asleep in their homes. how teens trying to hook up sent a neighborhood into chaos. scott. >> get ready for a break from the heat and humidity.o7o8g÷yh >>> right now at 10:30, tropical storm bill carving a path through texas. the storm's weakening after hitting the mainland earlier today but there's actually a chance it could regain strength over land. what conditions from last month's heavy rainfall would be a contributing factor. meteorologist scott williams is tracking bill and what kind of effect the storm could have on our area this week glenn what started on facebook ended with gunshots and a swat team storm storming a quiet florida community. a couple of teen boys thought they were going to meet up and hook up with some girls who had messaged them on facebook. >> but as fox's kate burgess explains the only thing the boy was found was some troubl

how should the international community respond to this saber rattling as nato calls it? >> i think we have to respond in kind. let's not alarm everybody. prepositioning equipment in the baltic states is not a major change in our policy. we do this in the middle east. we have pre-positioned stocks in the middle east. if we have to go back there, we move the troops. the equipment is already there. i think this is a rational thing to do. i don't think that mr. putin likes that but little he can do about it. fighting in ukraine and threatening areas down there, you know, seizing crimea, that's one thing. attacking a nato country, that's a new ball game. i don't think he really wants to go there, but i think he wants to play the game because this really resonates with the russian people. >> yeah, this is a worry. we will be watching all of this every step of the way. lieutenant counsel rick francona, also a pleasure to hear your perspective and talk to you on these matters. >>> still to come here on cnn newsroom, another candidate joins the race for the white house. >> how st

>>> this is "nightly bu get investors ready for a rate hike without rattling the market? >>> cutting the fat. the fda bans the use of trans fats but is the agency just already doing? >>> paying out of pocket. insurers want to merge and hospitals are getting bigger. but ines all that and me good evening. i'm sue herera. >> i'm bill river in for tyler mathis once again tonight. welles mo makers began the two-day meeting today and while most do not expect the central bank to announce a move on rates tomorrow many are expecting the fed to signal very clea historic rate hike will occur and maybe soon. and janet yellen has to choose and jar the ma steve liesman takes a look at what some of the top money managers strategists and economists are expecting. >> as the federal reserve began a two-day meeting, a new survey showed wall street firmly believing th central bank would hike rat. 92% of respondents to the cnbc fed survey see a hike coming in even when the analysts see the fund increasing short term interest rates only modestly in the next several years. >> i think they'll st