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according to our collie, he says this morning the attorney for --reen make donnell says theirhe marriage had broken down and they were barely on speaking terms. court thattold the marine had some sort of relationship with jonnie williams that some would consider inappropriate. the lawyer told the court about maureen. she was protective and jealous, citing that relationship. we continue to follow the case throughout the day and update on wjla.com. >> we will keep an eye on that story. niceeather -- it is so outside. >> it is all anyone can talk about. it feels like mid-september. our temperatures are 72 degrees at the noon hour. that is normally what our average low is. >> we are usually toying with 100 at this time of year. a beautiful time lapse. >> a gorgeous sunrise. a couple of clouds across the region. absolutely beautiful. our airmass is so much drier than it has been in the last couple of days. spots along the blue ridge still have not broken the 70 degree mark. 68 in winchester. dulles at 69 degrees. 70 in annapolis. usually when we talk about dew points in the 50's, we think tha

beautiful and sur reen. they wanted to take a look at it.ut you never know when mother nature is going to strike. strike she does. you notice that? this thing starts breaking apart. >> it looks like an organized demolition. >> wanda is ready to be out of there. you can see very clearly. she's saying run, rick. that's her husband. >> it started a minor tidal wave. they had an engine on the boat. they were able to move a safer distance away. she said she was proud of even though it scared her, she said she was absolutely happy that the video was rolling. >> yeah. >> cool, calm, collected getting the video. >> how remarkable that happened right in front of them. >> yeah. it makes you wonder how long it's been there. >> yeah. to have the natural mold. what a great to the. >> i like her intensity. >> she's intense. >> i love wanda, she got great video. she had steady hands and they got away from it. >>> there's no real way to explain why the accident happened other than some people are just crap py drivers this. this guy riding his motorcycle thr

nas reen, give us the situation now in the aftermath of the night's voims. >> well, we heard the statementsrom the regular spokesperson from the israeli police who said three rockets were launched from gaza into southern israel, in an area close to gaza, and they damaged two houses. one of them was seriously damaged even if there was material damaged to a car parked outside much the second building, a summer camp for children was moderaty damaged. there were no casualties, according to the police. now in east jerusalem clashes continued overnight. these clashes started early in east jerusalem, where the palestinian boy is believed to have been kidnapped and killed. these clashes continued throughout the night and broke out in other parts of east jerusalem of in the old city, and close to the gate, in the old town, and the neighbourhood. according to the palestinian red cross, a total of 204 palestinianians were injured in these clashes, including three - pardon, two from live ammunition, according to the palestinian red cross. the remaining injuries were caused by rubber-coated steel bullet

a 67-year-old retire mad reen suffered a fatal heart attack trying to protect his home. >>> president obama will sign a historic executive order to prevent anti-gay discrimination. it will prohibit federal contractors to discriminate against employees because of their sexual orientation. president obama will resist calls from religious leaders to include an exemption. it will affect about 28 million people. that is about 20% of the total number of workers in the u.s. >>> we turn our attention to business news. wall street will look to maintain last week's gains as all three embassies closed on friday. the s&p 500 bouncing back after the largest drop in three months. jeff? >> good morning to you. where we sit at the moment, it could be a struggle to reclaim some of the gains from friday. we are in negative territory on the european market at the moment. your futures are looking flat to slightly negative. i think people are still nervous around these two big agree owe political stories. it's mostly going to be swirling trade coming into the open. i want to talk about this new kindle unl

. >> reporter: most reen recent state financial documents show trump's decline from january to may, trump made 21.9 million-dollar, during that same time last year, 29.8 million. and in 2012, 45.5 million-dollar. >> local union leaders are trying to figure out what is next but they will most likely need help from law makers in trenton. >> i know a lot of people aren't going to like it but, you know what at the end of the day my beast levies, you know, if the city can't do it, then the state has enough people that can. >> reporter: casino workers union plans to say more monday when notices go out. of course, closures mean fewer options for tourist and gamblers but when i asked if they would still come to ac, the the reaction was quite mixed. reporting from atlantic city, kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >>> a marine from bucks county received a hero's welcome home tonight, for the second time. corporal zachary boone was met big hugs outside of his family home in langhorne, veterans groups, fire fighters and local police escorted him, to a surprise thank you ceremony with his ne

just bring sun reen. it's going to be warm. >> yes. and some water.rything. >> yes. >> very hot today. recorded temperatures above 100 degrees today. it's taperingff we'll have a cool down approaching 4th of july. some low clouds and fog bringing a cooler pattern to us. notice our high clouds here. but these representing thunder and lightning. 77 in san carlos. 57 in half moon bay. another live viewooking towards golden gate, low clouds, fog pushing through now. novato, 90. concord into upper 80snow. a le view showing the reduced visibility. fog increasing tonight. nowooking at cloud pattern around monterey bay. a surge of cool air into our direction is happeng now. will continue to happen overnight. by 5:00we'll see fog not only at the coast but will have increased presence in the bay. mild but a cooler day tomorrow. tice whatever fog pushed inland burns back to coastline and in places away from the coast. giving us a cooler day but will be feeling cooling influence as it pull as way from the coastline. highs in the south bay ranging from low 80s to

that legislation was later changed but beretta does not want to take chances on it being reen stayed. the governor says the gun lentiling passed is keeping schools safe. >>> take a look right here. a huge geico insurance banner fell onto this house in the san francisco area. a pilot was towing that 4,000 square foot banner when it broke loose from the plane on friday. sara clark was inside her house when this sglapdhappened. >> i thought at first maybe it was a parachute o hot air balloon. >> now, there was some concern about power lines in that area. sara says if the banner landed one electrical pole over it would have taken out a transformer. it didn't do any damage to the power lines there. >>> parents, take a look at your tv screen here. if your child uses this crib, stop using it. it's made by a new york company. the consumer product safety commission says the slats and top rail can detach and trap your child. 14,000 were sold at specialist stores across the country. they usually went for about $800. you can contact the company for a repair kit. we have all the information you ne

it's not just japan, it's around the reen jog. united states had to -- region.united states had to pivot because countries in the region were calling up washington and saying "you have to do something." >> in china you have a political system in distress much you have pumps, intense infighting and beijing, the bellager ents is a default position and no one can come to a position as a chinese academic said where he was concerned about beijing doing these things. >> how do you think china views the age area pivot. >> they see it as directed against them. they are right. the reason it's occurring is countries want the united states involved, they want application. the chinese are right. we are looking at them, and they are the target of the pivot. we need to say that, because we don't. >> i would agree that it's targetting china, and i would say that it alarmed china. i don't think this is helping relations because china isn't necessarily trying to withdraw from any of these areas, and there is no major tension in the whole region. the country in the entire south-e

this starts a whole brand new way for people executing in our reen region. meg an mcgrath is riding over with passengers. we'll send it over to her. >> reporter: yeah, we've been on trains all morning long and everything has gone very smoothly. we had to get off the last train because we were going to go into a tunnel and lose our shot. so we're at the greensboro station and i'm pretty much alone. not terribly crowded. and actually that has been the situation all morning long. although jasmine, one of our interns is here, she's been asking people to rate their commutes this morning. so we have all of that information on our website. now, i've been talking to riders about their experiences and they say it's pretty good. apparently we don't have that. but let me summarize what we've been hearing this morning. a lot of folks talking about how they had to jump trains and buses and jump through a lot of hoops to get to work. they hope this line will solve all that. back to you in the studio. >> we have all the interns spread out with the reporters morning. >> wor

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it includes peaches, plums, nectar reens. they had a package date between june 1st and july the 12th. it was sold at trader joe's costco and sam's club. listeria is a deadly bacteria that can affect older adults, children and people with weakened immune systems. >>> we're seeing new and disturbing video on what happened in a chinese plant that shipped expired meat to mcdonald's and kfc. they are throwing processed meat onto the conveyor belts. some of the meat was moldy and green and had been expired for seven months. the company would mix the expired meat with fresh products. china shut down the factory. mcdonald's and kfc stopped using the meat and are conducting their own investigations. >>> a 28-year-old veteran received the nation's highest military honor today for risking his life to save fellow troops in afghanistan. president obama presented former army staff sergeant ryan pitts with the medal of honor at the white house. in 2008 pitts and his unit were attacked by 200 taliban insurgents in afghanistan. despite being

. >> reporter: with that blast aboard the battleship new jersey form mare reen staff sergeant matthewenton kick off the freedom festival at the camden waterfront. >> it is an honor for me to do this. >> reporter: philadelphia native is a wounded war your who did two infantry tourness iraq. >> roadside bombs about 30 times. >> reporter: visitors aboard the battleship got a chance to see the teach fleet lego display. >> we drove up here and take the self guided tour through the battleship to learn about history and we have been learning about all of the fun facts with the united states. >> reporter: freedom festival also officially kicks off summer at the a ventura quarter yum. >> i'm planning to have fun and look at animals here. >> reporter: this summer is all about hippos, these are button and jenny, 3,000-pound nile hippos. >> whole new experience for people. you cannot get any closer unless you went to have africa. >> reporter: no question kids love hippos and sum are break. >> i love fourth of july. >> reporter: russell's say freedom festival in camden is just the family activity

could portfolio your mortgage and hold it and retain the risk and hold it in portfolio, would you reen-enter the mortgage loan business? >> yes, sir. i would to be able to that segment. >> can i ask you one question? >> i have limited time and i'd love to talk to you after yards. let's talk afterwards. real quick, i want to go really quickly to another point and that is the dodd frank was sold under the premise that in community banks played ball and had a seat at the table they would be protect from the the new regulatory regime, in particular, jurisdiction under the cfpb and thanks to reporting in "the washington post", we are know chairman frank had a strategy of selling dodd frank as a bill to protect community banks because they would be exempt from supervision by the cfpb. in fact, the report says that according to mr. frank in communicating with the community bankers said that there's going to be a bill, this is mr. frank talking to the community bankers according to "the washington post", there's going to be a bill and you have to get on the bus or be run over by it. i don't expect y

. >> the real drama showing the former olympian reen kt -- this material is obtained illegally. >> alltes, ross must have left him in the car. >> she may be facing charges for the death of her son. >> get out of the water. >> screaming like nothing heard before. >> this radiating, burning pain. >> welcome to "new day." john berman is here. chris is off this morning. let's begin with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu making a move to break the latest cycle of violence reaching out to the father of the palestinian teen who was burned alive calling it a despicable murder. several suspects are in custody in what's believed to have been a revenge killing. all of this as shocking cell phone video surfaces showing the dead teen's cousin being beaten by two men in israeli border police uniforms. the surge of violence discovered a week ago with the discovery of these three veil teenagers in the west bank. diana magnay is in jerusalem with the latest. >> reporter: that 15-year-old u.s. teenager tariq khedir, so badly beaten in the video you've shown, he left police custody yesterday, his

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