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>> lionel robins was there. he was there as a delegate, not only that he was in washington with keynes during stressful negotiations with the u.s. treasury about a post war american transitional loan. this is september 1945 to december 1945. it went so badly for him that he had a bad heart attack during the knowing and that probably did lead directly to his death the following spring. robins was -- i mean he was certainly to disciple of keynes. he said it is his fault. he entranced the king with his great visions of the united states not only giving britain a post-war transitional loan but he said that would be an abbomb nation for us to accept a loan from the united states. they should reimburse us for entering the war early and fought for their cause. you can imagine how this was received in washington. robins always understood that keynes would get caught up in his own rhetoric and his on concern for his legacy. i don't think robins would have done that. robins thought highly of himself and his economics but

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today, messi versus robin. only one star will make it to the final in rio. >> we are joined in the studio from our sports department. argentina are heavily favored, the netherlands are the underdogs. >> i think it is closer than what the bookies are saying. both teams have superstars. let's not forget the dutch have an amazing coach, perhaps the hottest on the planet right now. he is the new man-to-man gesture united. you don't hire just anybody for that position and he has done some brilliant coaching tactics. and what happened in costa rica. he pulled a goal because he knows it will go into penalty shootout and he wins. in that respect, they are much more even than a lot of people think and i expected dynamite match. >> i was about his coaching dimension. it seems to be billed as kind of a chess match. anything special planned? >> i think both coaches are going to not have their defenders go on man-to-man marking. the dutch are not going to have one man specifically on messi and i don't think one man will be

>> i don't think soment. >> robin thicke grew up in a hollywood family. soap opera star gloria loring and allan thicke who starred in "growing pains." robin taught himself peano when he was 11. >> you were only 14 when you got a deal. >> yes. when i was 14 brian mcknight heard my demo tape. >> by 16 he was signed to interscope records and soon writing songs for other artists like usher and christie than aguilera. but when he put hut owes first solo album in 2002 it bombed. >> were you discouraged that the first record didn't sell? >> i was devastated. that's why i had my second album the evolution was all about trying to believe in myself and find some spirituality and self love without the accolades and record sales. ♪ >> that record produced his first hit song "lost without you." the video for it featured his then new wife, paula patton. >> you guys go way back. >> yes. >> 14 when you met? >> yes. >> how did you meet? >> at a nightclub where there's no alcohol but you can dance in the summertime. >> what was the connection? >> she was just very creative

he's yelling get out of the house. >> robin says she feared the worst. >> can you smell san bruno? we were terrified >> firefighters were back on the scene today we were there to speak about what happened on monday and noted the strong smell coming from the meter. >> we're smelling gas again. >> robin called 911. when fire crews arrived they confirmed the fears. there was a gas leak >> pg&e guy said i broke it the situation is safe. the situation on monday was safe. >> if gas was pushing from the valve, why did pg&e leave it to robin to call 911? pg&e says making calls to 911 is not part of the protocol when dealing with a leak. >> our policy to ensure we send an appropriate gas crew out that day to ensure the situation is safe, to appropriately respond to that situation. >> pg&e says crews were right to evacuate but stress there's was never a threat to the community after a safety perimeter and no need to call 911. the team determined the meter is older, in need of repairs. >> we're going to have another crew come out to make a full replacement. >> robin says she'll be grateful to

he's yelling get out of the house. >> robin says she feared the worst. >> can you smell san bruno? we were terrified >> firefighters were back on the scene today we were there to speak about what happened on monday and noted the strong smell coming from the meter. >> we're smelling gas again. >> robin called 911. when fire crews arrived they confirmed the fears. there was a gas leak >> pg&e guy said i broke it the situation is safe. the situation on monday was safe. >> if gas was pushing from the valve, why did pg&e leave it to robin to call 911? pg&e says making calls to 911 is not part of the protocol when dealing with a leak. >> our policy to ensure we send an appropriate gas crew out that day to ensure the situation is safe, to appropriately respond to that situation. >> pg&e says crews were right to evacuate but stress there's was never a threat to the community after a safety perimeter and no need to call 911. the team determined the meter is older, in need of repairs. >> we're going to have another crew come out to make a full replacement. >> robin says she'll be grateful to

we have music from robin thicke.e'll be right back with susan sarandon. ♪ ♪ save on the things you love, for the people you love. get 5% off every single day with your debit or credit redcard. what art thou drinking isaac? giveth me a redd's apple ale! gravity! what's that? i have no idea. redd's apple ale. crisp like an apple. brewed like an ale. now they're part of our 2 for $25 guest favorites!r one olive garden dishes. get your all-time favorites like creamy chicken alfredo. plus unlimited salad and breadsticks and dessert. 2 for $25 guest favorites at olive garden. >> jimmy: tonight on the program from the show "gang related" on fox ramon rodriguez is here. and then his new album is called "paula." robin thicke from the at&t outdoor stage. you heard about this. this whole album is about trying to get back together with his wife. the song titles are "get her back," "too little too late." "still madly crazy," "love can grow back," "i'm going to sue you if you don't love me." you know what happened right? le i don'

robin called 911. when fire crews arrived, they confirmed her fears. there was indeed a gas leak. >> the guy, he broke it, he said, i brought it. >> reporter: but it's the response she says she got from them after that has left her frustrated and angry. >> period of time g & e told me they couldn't give me a too long because it's an all-day emergency appointment. >> the situation is safe. the sit wade on monday was safe. >> reporter: pgeside they were right to evacuate the home. as for robin, they tell me her meter is older and in need of additional repair. >> we are going to have another gas crew come out and make a full replacement of that valve set. >> reporter: robin says she will be grateful to put the entire independents dent behind her. >> we understand that our customer is frustrated with our process, and we may have fallen short. >> pg & e stresses that crews at the scene followed protocol, to ensure that the scene is safe and to make sure that, quote, the appropriate gas crew is sent to the scene that day. in castro valley, nick smith, abc 7

. >> reporter: robin says on monday pg and e crews attempting to adjust the gas line broke it causing a gas leak that forced an emergency evacuation of her home and others living nearby. >> next thing we know, and he's yelling at my husband get out of the house. >> reporter: robin and her neighbors immediately feared the worst. >> can you smell san bruno? we were terrified. >> reporter: alameda county firefighters were back on the scene today. we were there to speak with robin about what happened on monday and quickly noticed as she had earlier, the strong smell of gas coming from the meter. >> we're smelling gas again. >> reporter: robin called 911 and when fire crews arrived, there was a gas leak. >> the pg and e guy broke it. the situation is safe. the situation on monday was safe. >> reporter: but if gas was gushing from the valve and crews felt the need to evacuate homes, why did pg and e leave it to robin to call 911? because pg and e says making calls to 911 is not part of their protocol when dealing with a gas leak. >> our policy is to ensure we send an appropriate gas crew ou

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that's robin thicke performing too little too late.that he says come from the heart. >> that's right. he's performing. and lara, you have a something here. >> i do indeed. it's a story i think will hit home for women. the high cost of being a bridesmaid. spending thousands of dollars from a dress, the travel plans, for somebody else. one author said she has nearly gone bankrupt because of this bridesmaid duty. it's a $50 billion a year industry. from the dress to the venue to the cake, the average american wedding costs nearly $30,000. but it's not just the bride and the groom spending big bucks, it's also the bridesmaids. >> this is $800. >> it's on sale. >> reporter: a mint.com survey shows the cost of being a bridesmaid is $1700, musts like dresses, hair and makeup. pre-wedding activitiey activiti bachelor ret party, and the travel experiences. >> it can get out of hand. >> reporter: she says she's been a bridesmaid numerous times but says she can't do it because -- >> i can't afford it anymore. >> reporter: she got mull. jobs to co

you are the spokesperson for robin hood, why such a hit?. so simple and easy. robin hood's mission is to fight poverty in new york city. it's a way for kids to get involved. we have been doing this for ten years, and we have raised over a million dollars to help poor people in new york. it's a way for young people to get involved and make a difference. >> i want to talk to co-founders. first we have noah. talk to me about this initiative. just the idea of a lemonade stand and how you don't want kids to charge, and how generous people have become as a result. and people in my community, they were throwing in $20 bills because they love the idea. >> it's amazing. ten years ago we started -- we did a little lemonade stand outside of the house, and instead of using the proceeds, we decided to give it to the robin hood foundation. we decided that was the best idea. it sprang into something more and became bigger. >> let many ask you, what's your idea of how this has grown and how much you have raised this summer? it's amazing. we have raised $10

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robin?which is the great concern right now, alex, thank you. >>> now to "gma weekend" anchor dan harris with the morning's other top stories. >> good morning, everybody. >>> we'll start with breaking news. police in tennessee have taken a teenager into custody after shooting inside this national guard armory near nashville. a sergeant and 20-year veteran of the guard was killed, shot in the chest. no word on a motive or how the shooter got into the building. overseas there's word that authorities in france have foiled a terror plot targeting the eiffel tower and louvre. the famous museum there. the plot in the early planning stages was uncovered last year when police say they intercepted messages between al qaeda and an algerian butcher living in france. this has prompted french lawmakers to consider new laws to expand police powers there. >>> and a major development out of germany where the government expelled the top american intelligence official in berlin in response to two reported case

it is about to get thick, robin thicke.com g gutfeld.com. >>> it is true. more on donuts later. is he a bigger wienie than -that's the subject of tonight's -- >> "rid eye" debate, 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate, live from the" red eye" debate center. the studio audience left early. i'm greg gutfeld and host of the "red eye" debate. is robin thicke the new adam levine? is he today's modern d-bag? a year before his song "blurred lines" and two years before releasing a terrible album dedicated to his ex-wife he made his feature film debut. the independent film called "making the rules" was released this year straight to on on demand. his acting is a thing to behold. vulture.com put together highlights. it is amazing. >> what are you up to these days? >> actually i finally got my own hair salon. >> really? >> always good to see you again. >> twice in a week. what do you think that means? >> what are you doing here? >> laundry. >> yeah well i haven't been here in years. >> well

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3 through 5. >> good afternoon, supervisors robin with the office of economic workforce development i do have a brief presentation i'm keep it short most of which the supervisors has covered the ma copy even produces are a of a planning process in 2004 in the junior 2000 the city entered into an agreement the state vetted all the property to the city. in exchange for this land the funding of the octavia boulevard a was funded as well as the ancillary projects to mitigate the neighborhoods touched down on octavia. to orient you to the area the market street runs across the left hand of the map and ma copy even is on the top left this is prioritized as a market street and octavia plan. to define the ax cellar project the transportation authority began a process through the central advisory committee in 2004 at the end of the process they recommended the implementation of the project you see the construction project is the selma west project is wrapping up. oewd and dph kuk9d 9 meetings to find the ma copy even space in the for the ma copy even hub those tdrs interests will be under th

the chinese progressive association, through their help i was connected up with compliance officer robin ho and they helped me work with my employer to come to a settlement. so, through, you know, working with robin at olrc we were able to come to a settlement, but it was not before i found out through the newspaper that actually the restaurant had got their health license suspended by dph so i would just say i was lucky enough to be able to get all of my back wages back and thanks to the work of olrc and i would just say that i encourage the board of supervisors to continue to support the collaboration between the different city departments to continue to enforce labor laws so all workers can have their just compensation. thank you. >> thank you to mr. [speaker not understood] for your courage on that. and thanks to cpa and also robin ho [speaker not understood] to make sure that is a great example. i believe [speaker not understood] luis is here and terry from the fcc as well. >>> regards to everybody. my name is [speaker not understood], a victim of wage theft, a member of filipino co

robin. >> all right.n, thank you very much. >>> now to the latest on malaysian airlines flight 17. the victims finally returning home this morning. nearly a week after the plane was shot out of the sky and abc's terry moran has the very latest from the site where the plane went down. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is a quiet crash scene today. no rebels, no investigators, just the wreckage and what many experts believe are still human remains scattered through these fields. there are teams of experts on their way here to see what they can still learn from this crime scene after it's been looted and tampered with for several days. as you note at least now the victims are making their way home. soldiers salute the victims of flight 17 finally receiving the dignity in death that they've been denied since the attack that killed them last thursday. 16 bodies aboard the first plane bound for the netherlands. the whole process will take at least three days. today forensic scientists

robin and george? >> all right, cecilia. thank you very much. >>> now to the breaking news in the oscar pistorius trial. his defense team finally resting its case this morning. the judge announcing that the next phase in the trial. and abc's lama hasan has the very latest for us. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning. after four months of dramatic twists and turns and delays in this murder trial, this morning taking just minutes, the defense wrapping up its case. the court adjourning till august 7th. with a verdict now possible by the end of august. this morning the defense finally resting its case. >> we closed the case for the defense. >> reporter: the court adjourning until august 7th, when final arguments will be heard. this, after more than four months of ferocious questioning. >> i made a mistake. >> you killed reeva steenkamp. that's what you did. >> reporter: dramatic evidence. >> the crime scene was absolutely not as it should have been. >> reporter: high emotions. >> i screamed get th

. >> good morning, robin.least 230 severe weather reports in the places that are always hot breaking record high temps. striking from newark airport in new jersey to albuquerque, new mexico, lightning, gusting wind, rain and scorching heat. skies opening up over yankee stadium. >> the infield is just a mess. >> reporter: downpours forcing crews to roll out the tarps quickly, one person getting stuck underneath. and caramel, indiana, three homes catching fire after this lightning strike while at the famed saratoga springs racetrack in new york, spectators clearing out just before lightning demolished this tree. >> just exploded like somebody put some dynamite or something in it and just blew it up. >> reporter: in phoenix, extra hot. the temps soaring to 114. tying a record for the day. >> it is unbearable. >> it's like a sauna. >> reporter: so hot our abc affiliate decided to forgo an oven cooking chocolate chip cookies outside. but the hottest spot of the day goes to thermal, california. temps rocketing to 11

i'm down on that. >> red robin tomorrow night? >> i kind of like the cream french toast. >> let's try it. i want a burger now and a french toast tomorrow morning. the story had the opposite effect. now we are just hungry. i know you are too. >>> i did a little study tonight. things were all over the place with temperature profiles. every major city was in a different spot. so i ran the population numbers and came up with this. as of 5:00 today, 3% of you were above 100 degrees. 22% in the 90s . 26% in the 80s . 26% in the 70s . at one single moment, more than a million people were in the 60s , and the 70s , and the 80s , and the 90s all at once. that only happens here in the bay area. nowhere else on earth. what is happening now. it is foggy at the golden gate bridge and will be foggy anywhere near the water leading to a wide temperature spread. sunshine start to finish. but fog anywhere close to the coast. on a one to five scale. tomorrow's fog factor is a 3. we are not going testee that fog pushing that far inland. we will see i

and thanks to cpa and also robin ho [speaker not understood] to make sure that is a great example. i believe [speaker not understood] luis is here and terry from the fcc as well. >>> regards to everybody. my name is [speaker not understood], a victim of wage theft, a member of filipino community center and [speaker not understood]. it is a positive aspect of collaboration between workers, the community-based organization, the lawyers and [speaker not understood]. it is for us workers. language is a barrier, is a significant barrier. we have difficulty in fully explaining exploitation and abuse they face in the workplace from their employers because of limited english proficiency and the nature of the situation they have to describe. workers must [speaker not understood] community organizations such as the filipino community center because of the competency and language [speaker not understood]. the fcc also help workers file the wage theft cases -- >> sorry, ma'am, please speak into the microphone. >>> and provides education and advocacy about workers rights. the filipino community

are starting to emerge in the town of borden a school rocked by grief graduates of men kemah college robin hamill rick robot young valens it failed and his sister fred to wreak were about to start the next chapter of their lives while two of the three students from this school that sadly perished on a mate seventeen were in fact a brother and a sister who were flying out to kuala lumpur with their grandparents who had gifted them a holiday to southeast asia for graduating from this school just several days ago everybody is together there's lots of crying everybody supporting one another you don't see something like this coming i knew he was going to hold the to malaysia but you never expect something like this to happen instead of enjoying the first days of their summer holiday pupils and teachers are grieving it's unbelievable seeing something on the news is one thing but when a to bolt your own school it hits you i still don't understand it were shell

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. in chesapeake bay you can see where the tornado first went ashore, straight into the campground, snapping trees, tossing rvs, ripping apart this popular summer vacation spot. >> it hit the tree. it fell on that guy's camper. >> reporter: swift and destructive. this is the moment a tornado hit virginia's cherry stone campground thursday. . hundreds of families with barely enough time to take cover, ducking into rvs, cars or tents. >> and something crazy is going on outside. >> we just got hit with everything. the hail, broke out the windows. and we looked over and the camper just blew right overtop of the truck. >> reporter: in the end, more than three dozen injured. >> copy, command. we have mass casualty response. >> reporter: and one couple dead. a crashing tree killed lola beth ortega and their 13-year-old son in the tent right next to them was critically injured. >> they were great parents. they bend over backwards to spend time with their kids. >> reporter: in this footage you ca

>> reporter: i think there is, robin, and i think there is good reason for that.his victory is a culmination of years of effort. bearing in mind back in 2000 germany were woeful in the championships that year. the team that won the world cup last night was the basis of a germany under 21 championship winning team, which has now been coached to maturity effectively. many players are still in their 20s, and they still have in excess 50 caps some of them. and the way the jeremy system has been set up the base the bundesliga puts the emphasis on homegrown talent, it has put the german football association one off in good stead. i don't think this will be an one off. >> are there plans for teams coming home from brazil. >> reporter: the fans will open at 7:00 a.m. local. the team arrived at 07 gmt. they'll arrive for the party at 09 g and the party will go on until 15 g. that's six hours of partying. tomorrow there is another supportly working day, but i think berlin will come to a stand still again. >> there was some con stillalation for argentina. the beaten finalist

robin. >> so close, lara.nk you, lara. >> i'm going to help her out. the "heat index" is coming up. >>> let's get some weather from ginger. >> i just have this image of james goldson now that i can't get out of my head. no, really. and lara was talking. we were saying. you could see a cold front on national nude day. yep. all right, so good morning, everybody. let's go ahead and turn this thing nice. this is shannon, from greenville, michigan. this here, celebrating her 10th birthday is -- >> gabby. >> gabby, saying good morning to everybody. let's get to the forecast. severe weather to talk about. the damaging winds and hail the largest threat. but there is some isolated tornado threats especially right there in the northeast, some of the biggest cities. after the heat and humidity of today, the sticky air is going to be going away. boston dropping to 73 on wednesday. >>> good monday morning i have the microclimate forecast. we have high clouds and above average highs and a cooling trend tomorrow and through

robin always looks good. >>> coming up, "forbes" is out with its most valuable sports team. the top three aren't even american. >> a deadly chase that started as a bank robbery. >>> stuck at sea. passengers are plucked off a casino boat that ran aground. hear what they're saying this morning following the rescue. >>> general motors executives will be back on capitol hill in the hot seat today. a senate panel wants to know how the automaker kept a deadly defect hidden for years. the problem occurs when a heavy key ring hits the faulty ignition switch so gm has full page ads in all major newspapers today telling customers to use just a single key. >>> meanwhile, bmw is recalling some of its most popular models. three sedans made between 2000 and 2006. their air bags could explode in some circumstances and involves 1.6 million cars worldwide. but a third of those here in the u.s. >>> well, the ax may fall on microsoft. as many as 12,000 employees will be laid off. the most in the company's history by far. the cuts are probably the result of microsoft's ago which division of nok

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. >> red robin, yum! >> reporter: one of the top shame foods, a1 peppercorn burger and fries at red robin. this isn't your ordinary meal deal. cheeseburger the highlight, bacon and crispy onion strauss along with steak fries, and a shake. hungry yet? wait. the calories in this red robin monster meal is the equivalent to 7 double cheeseburgers and a quart of coke and it would take 12 hours of speed walking to burn it off. but does anyone care? [ knock knock ] >> reporter: i decided to check it out on my boyfriend and his roommate. >> absolutely the one with the fries and the bacon. the burger here with the bacon and the fries. >> reporter: would you change your mind if i were to tell you that this one meal here is the equivalent to 7 mcdonald's double cheeseburgers? >> longs you know going in that a burger and fries isn't exactly the healthiest meal you know you can expect that sometimes you can have a splurge, i think it's okay. >> i still kind of want the cheeseburger. >> reporter: this french toast was

joining us, robin konrad, one of joseph wood's lawyers.ome of her words i was reading in the transcript in the frantic conversation with the judge while the execution was taking place. robin konrad, thanks for beings with us. >> thank you for having any. >> you were the attorney appealing last night. your client died before a ruling was rendered. what were you hoping to happen in that conversation? what did you want from that federal judge? what could he have done? >> we wanted the federal judge to stay the execution. we got word after an hour that mr. wood was gasp iing. the execution had not been completed. this was unusual. this was an experimental drug combination and we were concerned. so we went to the federal court and asked for a stay of execution and asked that the department of corrections use life-saving measures. >> obviously the judge was in the process of turning you down on that request when the word came through that your client had died. i understand there was also an effort to contact the united states supreme court durin

good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: hi, robin. good morning.s relief this monday morning for drivers all across the country. prices in the last week have dropped about a nickel. and you're seeing the national average this morning $3.61. as prices have been really falling since spiking earlier this summer. one of the big reasons is that oil prices have been dropping. earlier on, mid may, we started to see prices go above $100 a barrel on all of the tension in iraq. it did not end up hitting oil supplied. oil prices have been dropping. in 13 states, americans are paying less than $3.50 a gallon. >> that's great news. what could drive prices back up? >> all the news you have been hearing this morning. that conflict in the middle east. if gnat does flow over into oil supplies, that could certainly hit prices and also the hurricane season is a big issue because that can five up gasoline prices as well. >> we have to remember that. have a good time there in chicago. >>> we're going to turn to a possible break through in determining alz hheimer's. the

robin. >> they would have. all right, martha, thank you. >> let's get more on this from our aviation consultant steve ganyard. steve, such a complicated investigation. this is a crash site, crime scene in a war zone. >> it sure is, george. i want to pick up on one thing that martha just said there and the idea that back on june 30th, nato intelligence was briefing that the rebels were seen being trained by the russians on the sophisticated tactical mobile, s.a.m.s, almost all can reach up to 45,000, 50,000 feet above where an airliner could fly so why they're not saying that's not a safe altitude is a question that needs to be asked there, because i think there's a real disconnect. >> especially since a plane had gone down earlier in the week. conflicting reports on what has happened with these black boxes. the rebels say they recovered some and talked about having eight different black boxes which is kind of unusual, isn't it? >> yes, george, there are just two. i'd like to move us away from the black boxes a

roberts, can we get a shot of robin's shoes.leek gladiator. i just want to say for the record if she wasn't wearing those shoes, she'd be my height. she would, for sure. >>> moving on now, big announcement about a fund-raiser we all love so much. and i know you do love, as well. stand up to cancer is returning to prime time with a live one-hour fund-raiser on friday, september 5th airing on abc and all the major networks. they have helped raise more than $260 million for cancer. >> amazing. >> that's a lot of money in a short amount of time been able to do that. really making a difference and lara, she's standing up for that too and has a special guest inside. >> i sure do. leah remini is back and busier than ever. she is starring in "the exes" and now opening up her home in a brand-new reality show called "leah remini: it's all relative" and her whole family is involved. leah's husband, her daughter, even her mom. here's a sneak peek. >> angelo, your wife has snapped. >> are you kidding me? >> stopping your 65-year-old mother f

. >>> hello, i'm robin adams with all of your sports.eps of thousands of people are celebrating the turn of world cup champions germany. we'll have the details later in the program. ♪ >>> within the last hour israel has launched more air strikes against gaza, the new renewed barrage despite the israeli cabinet agrees to egyptian proposals for a ceasefire. palestinians too have continued to launch rockets into israel. we'll speak to a hamas spokesman in just a moment. but first this report. >> reporter: the israeli's government to accept the ceasefire proposal comes with conditions. >> translator: we agree to the egyptian proposal in order to give an opportunity for the demill airization of gaza from missiles, rockets and tunnels, but if hamas does not accept the ceasefire proposal, as would out in seem to be the case, israeli would have all international legitimacy to broaden the operation to achieve the required quiet. >> israel beliefs it has weakens the rocket-firing capability of hamas and other palestinian factions. but that has com

. >> i'm robin adams - it's a busy day of sport.imbledon, tennis, tour de france and a world cup in brazil. the final four teams are confirmed. we'll tell you how they got there later in the programme. >>> now, the palestinian timer beaten by israeli police has been released from custody. he has been fined and will spend 10 days under house arrest. he was detained at a protest in jerusalem over the murder of his cousin who was burned alive by right wing israelis. we go live to jerusalem. we know he's been released under house arrest. what were the charges though? >> there were no charges handed to him. the court has the right to charge him if he wants to. it is aware that he and his family want to head back to florida on july 16th. the lawyer believes if the israeli court wants to charge him, they'll do that before he's meant to leave on the 16th. as we mentioned he's not only on house arrest, he's not allowed to come near the area of shoe fat for about 15 days, he been released on bail and that will be reimbursed. >>> how can he be