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. >>> here's a great story out of rock tree park. city open is getting underway which means the att tour debut of 16-year-old francis teapo being thought of perhaps the next great american tennis player. his future certainly is bright. >>> nats gave up a six-run lead. the marlins scored four runs in the 9th to win 7-6. that will do it for us in baltimore. the ravens are off tomorrow and the redskins

it is black rock city, so it has a lot of black rocks.three little notes, and it's a message in the bottle. >> jimmy: so you put this on your tongue and something weird happens? >> maybe. >> jimmy: i feel like i am being set up some how, this would be okay to put in my office or on a plane? >> you want to open it in the dark naked. there is literally no money you exchange, so you exchange gifts. somebody naked will walk up to you with a basket in one arm, and a little bunch of bottles, and they will be like left or right, and then you will hug it out. >> jimmy: is the reason the naked people have no money is because there are no pockets? >> well, you carry satchelss and things for like your water and goggles. it is like mad max, you will literally be caught up in dust stormings. >> jimmy: i have to be honest, it sounds like the worst time -- >> this is like my vacation time, there is no cell phones, money, everyone just trades things. it is really incredible art, like huge statues of like people dancing or like chains for hair. there was

. >>> a major explosion rocks gaza city. >>> we have a look at the elaborate tunnels used by hamas totrate israel. >>> a look at the train used to recover the bodies from wreckage of flight 17 has been quote, held up, as they demand a thorough investigation. >> after the crime comes the cover-up. what we've seen is evidence tampering on an industrial scale. >> that was prime minister of australia, tony abbott, one of many demanding unfettered access to the crash site. welcome to

>>> a major explosion rocks gaza city. >>> we have a look at the elaborate tunnels used by hamas to infiltrate israel. >>> a look at the train used to recover the bodies from wreckage of flight 17 has been quote, held up, as they demand a thorough investigation. >> after the crime comes the cover-up. what we've seen is evidence tampering on an industrial scale. >> that was prime minister of australia, tony abbott, one of many demanding unfettered access to the crash site. welcome to cnn and cnn international. i'm hala gorani. on the day in jerusalem what could be an important day of diplomacy in the gaza/hamas conflict. we've already seen one huge explosion. take a look. this happened a few hours ago. a towering plume of smoke rising into the sky. these are, by the way, live images coming to us, i believe, of what is gaza in the background. perhaps from the israeli side of the border is my guess. live images just after 10 p.m. local time. cause of the blast undetermined. secretary of state john kerry is in cairo along with secretary-general, ban ki-moon. kerry will try to broker a truce, which

overnight, there were plenty of explosions that rocked gaza city as israeli ground forces moved in. thousands of the israeli soldiers backed by armored vehicles are trying to knock out what israel is calling a network of tunnels constructed by hamas militants. at least eight palestinians and one israeli are reported to have died in early stages of this ground invasion. >>> our local headlines tonight. a violent incident in san leandro. sheriff's deputies shot and killed a recently paroled felon. the alameda county sheriff's department says the deputy was responding to a domestic abuse call. he arrived on the scene to find a man attacking a woman. it happened around 5:00 this evening on 168th avenue and east 14th street. authorities say the suspect went after the deputy. at that point, they shot him. they have not indicated if the suspect was armed. as for the woman, she suffered severe head trauma from the beating. >>> fighting over reckless driving in the north bay ends in gunfire, and both the victim and the alleged shooter are senior citizens. police say a 69-year-old driver foll

rocks. >>> the city of fremont showing the art work. the officials unveiled new tile work at that station. the bart extension aadds another five half miles south to a new district. the new station will provide access to silicon valley. >> fremont was the end of the  bart line, month longer, we're the gateway into silicon valley. >> part service on the extension project will begin late next year. >>> a trip to the beach ends in the hospital. >> i heard him scream, he was within several arms reach and pull him out of the water. >> what paramedics discovered about the boy's body. >>> gets health care using fake names and fake i.d.es. aude doors -- auditors were approved even though the web site flagged him. . >>> after five summers of excavation work a giant dinosaur bone was removed from a quarry in western colorado. 27 pounds, 6'7". it's the longest femur discovered. it loved one 50 million years ago. the workers are preserving the fossil. >>> republicans is pushing for a missile shield to protect the east coast. >> the defense departm

actually my father was working in north little rock building the city power plant in 1948 and that's why we were in little rock at the time. we lifted cap village in some government housing and that's how i was here. then we moved back here. i went to the high school and enjoyed myself thoroughly. every time i come back i mike the character in the book, if you haven't read the book yet, and i probably should ask who has read the book and who hasn't read the book? a few people have read it and if you haven't. the character in the book swears he will never come back to little rock ever again. that's one of the mysteries in the book, that you hopefully will learn why he never came back and swore he would never come back and that's why he never came back. but he is forced to come back to little rock to defend his best friend from high school who has just murdered a u.s. senator and the capitol rotunda that you probably can see from here. so that's what "when men betray" isabel. it's i think a fun book and it's a fun book because i had so much fun writing it. i want to give you a little bi

this blast rocked gaza city just over an hour ago. israel says it's being targeted by two rockets from gaza since midnight and the u.s. has 19 people killed when one of its schools was shelled. palestinians blame israel and israel say it's looking into it. on tuesday ten people died from a strike on a gaza refugee camp. the u.n. said it found militant's weapons stashed inside one of its schools. for the third time palestinian held officials say the death toll has climbed to more than 1200 with more than 7,000 wounded. israel reports 53 soldiers and three civilians killed including a guest worker. meanwhile, they're facing new hardships after israel's assault on gaza city. our john ball toured the aftermath. >> reporter: crossing the border from israel and the destruction is everywhere. the buildings still standing seem deserted. the area around here seems to be completely abandoned. the only vehicles on the road are ambulances prepositioned and an israeli airstrike nearby. right now amid all of this destruction there doesn't seem to b

the south of gaza, one hitting very close to here, 30 minutes ago in the western part of gaza city, rocking this area. there were two warning shots, smaller strikes enabling the 40 people from the family to get out and everybody survived that attack. it goes to show what a dire situation it is when rare news of people surviving in gaza is good news. a fishing family has a number of fish restaurants here as well. another air strike hit in rafah. two people were killed, and we are told that that house belonged to a senior member of islamic jihad, a palestinian faction here. >> thank you for that. nicole johnson in gaza there. >>> there are demonstrations in support of the palestinians across the world. last friday the islamic month of ramadan is observed as a day of solidarity with the palestinians. this is the scope in the iranian capital. marches denounced israel's factions in gaza. and its occupation much east jerusalem. >>> the french government says it's sending troops to secure a flight in mali where an algerian flight crashed. it had 116 on board, most french. we have this report. >> f

. >>> here's a great story out of rock tree park. cityopen is getting underway which means the att tour debut of 16-year-old francis teapo being thought of perhaps the next great american tennis player. his future certainly is bright. >>> nats gave up a six-run lead. the marlins scored four runs in the 9th to win 7-6. that will do it for us in baltimore. the ravens are off tomorrow and the redskins ♪ ♪ box! now at h.h. gregg, you can save up to 25% off store-wide. plus, get another 5% off instantly with your h.h. gregg card. get this whirlpool stainless steel three door refrigerator now only $1499. or a samsung 55" smart tv for just $788. for these amazing deals, and the boxes they come in, hurry to h.h. gregg, and fill your home with happy. >>> golfis calling this the gnarliest wipeout video. that diver tumbles off the edge, smacks up against the other platform, spins around, falls in the water. fortunately this looks worse than it was, sort of like that agony of defeat video. the woman suffered only a slightly banged up finger. i don't

explosions rocking gaza city throughout the night. accompanied by the sound of israeli drones overhead searching for more hamas targets. this morning smoke villas from a hamas-run radio station that took a direct hit. the renewed violence began earlier with two deadly blasts on monday, first killing ten people, mostly children, playing on this busy street, second at the hospital leaving two people injured. neither side accepting responsibility for the bloodshed. a hamas-rub news outlet blaming the devastation on an israeli drop while israel's military blames hamas rockets fired towards israel that fell short. >> israelis and palestinians have a responsibility to stop the fighting now. >> reporter: world leaders continue to push for a humanitarian cease-fire which would allow for critical aid into gaza. speaking on television, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned israelis to be prepared for a lenny campaign. >> hopefully, if we can make some progress, the people in this region who deserve peace can take one step towards tha

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. >> tuesday morning a land, sea and air assault that rocked gaza city for hours. and toured the aftermath and this is the report. >> reporter: crossing the border from israel, and the destruction is everywhere. the buildings still standing seem deserted. the area around here seems to be completely abandoned. the only vehicles on the road are ambulances that have been prepositioned in case there is an israeli air strike nearby. right now amid all this there doesn't seem to be any signs of life firefighters can't get close enough to put a blaze out at the gaza only power station. it was hit but israeli military says it wasn't a target. >> i've gone through air force and ground forces and haven't been able to conclude if it was -- activity. >> without electricity many water pumps in gaza city are no longer working. sewage systems too have been damaged. raw effluent is flowing into the sea. despite the israeli offensive this man still opens his small shop every day. but now he sits there in the dark. >> translator: there is fair. we have children. hospitals need power

. >> reporter: explosions rocking gaza city throughout the night. accompanied by the sound of israeli drones circling overhead searching for more hamas targets. this morning, smoke pillows from a hamas run radio station that took a direct hit. the renewed violence began early monday. the first blast killed two children on this street. the second at the hospital leaving two people injured. neither side accepting responsibility for the blood shed. the hamas news site blaming on israeli drones. while israel blames hamas rockets. >> israelis and hamas have a responsibility to stop the fighting now. >> reporter: world leaders are requesting a cease-fire which would allow critical aid for gaza. speaking on television, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned israelis to be prepared for a long campaign. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry who admitted monday there were misunderstandings during talks now under fire for his failure to achieve a week long truce to stop the rising death toll. and if there is anything that make you doubt that the

palestinian conflict and direct negotiations wean with the two sides this as explosions continue to rock gaza city. 150 palestinians have been killed in five days of bombardment. the israelis looking for more targets. meantime, vice president biden urging ukraine's president to continue talks to lead to a ceasefire with pro russia separatists after they attacked with missiles killing 20 ukrainian servicemen. the two could meet at the world cup match but no meeting has been scheduled. now back to "on the record." >> is this prison cell more difficult than serving in afghanistan or more difficult to serve in afghanistan for you? >> at first when i was put into a cell with 15 strangers who didn't like me, it seemed, that was one of the hardest things probably i've ever -- one of the hardest experiences i have ever been through because i had no support. being in the marine corps i always had my brothers beside me to support me and to have my back. it was very hard for me to not have anyone having my back in there. >> sergeant andrew tahmooressi served honorably in two terms in afghanistan. we spoke to

. >> reporter: explosions rocking gaza's city throughout the night. accompanied by the sound of israeli drones circling overhead, searching for more hamas targets. this morning spoke billows from a building housing a hamas-run radio station that took a direct hit. the renewed violence began earlier with two deadly blasts on monday, the first killing ten people, mostly children, playing on this busy street. the second at al shippa hospital leaving 200 injured. neither side accepting responsibility for the bloodhead, a hamas-run news outlet blaming it on a israeli military drone and israel blames it on hamas for rockets falling short. world leaders continue to push for a humanitarian cease-fire which would allow for critical aid into gaza. speaking on television, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned israelis to be prepared for a lengthy campaign. >> hopefully, if we can make some progress, the people in this region who deserve peace can take one step towards that elusive goal. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry, who admitted monday t

>> i am going to rock the after the show show. 9:00 here in new york city.deo showed the terrifying moments after malaysia airlines flight 17 was hit. that plane exploding in territory controlled by russian separatists, killing 298 people on board. this is quickly developing store not even 24 hours old. bear with us over the next several hours throughout the day as we continue to bring you the latest we get here at fox news headquarters in new york. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." big welcome to you as well, heather. >> busy, busy d

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city down near towards austin. it's the thunderstorms that could give us the torrential rain in a short period of time. by the time it's done, the bull eye's is from dallas to little rockeveport and oklahoma city from today, tonight, and even tomorrow. we could have damaging wind and large hail is possible this afternoon. the rest of the country, thomas, you probably felt it this morning, but from kansas city to denver and chicago, atlanta, raleigh, up the east coast, it's a beautiful morning, low humidity, and that continues today. enjoy it. >> great on the way in, i loved it. very odd for july. >> yes. >> at the top of the hour on "morning joe" backlash hillary clinton gets for speaking at public universities. they have a lot to say about this. jennifer's waiting with her opinion, especially since we gave out a shoutout to her college there, and when we come back here, we huddle around the water cooler that we might rename the water something else. an offer too sweet to refuse? you won't believe what journalism institution wants to pay your fines. more about that after this. (vo) you know that dream... where you're the hero? hey... you guys mind warming this fella up

a new movie starring the rock is being filmed around the city. it features duane the rock johnson trying to rescue his daughter after an earthquake. today we caught standens getting ready for a scene. filming will continue tomorrow. the project has been shooting for the last week. >>> 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 ov

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salt lake city to the rock wriz, denver, and also albuquerque, you could see rain.iful day along the immediate coast. seattle, 80 degrees and sunshine. near 80 in los angeles as well. tomorrow, more of the same. looking for temperatures to be in the 90s in the rockies. 92 in albuquerque, and the shower and storm threat increases. billings, casper, denver 89, and friday it's going to be another hot but mainly dry day across the southwest. 105 in vegas. 107 in phoenix. >> seattle looks like it's great right now. 87 and clear. jimmy fallon is the king of rate night ratings for one reason. he lets his guests talk more than he does. a new study looked at time spent by a host talking compared to their guests and according to the author fallon talks 37% of the time. craig ferguson 43%. jimmy kimmel 48%, seth myers and david letterman 51%. conan o'brien 53%. frozen is the new black. well, sort of. in this youtube version elsa joins the rest of the disney princesses behind bars. >> so who's waiting for you on the outside? my prince charming is going to throw me the biggest f

rocks. the party has picked the city for its 2016 convention. no republican has won the white house without winning ohio. >> the sale of recreational marijuana has begun in washington state. it is the second state after colorado to allow people to buy marijuana without a doctor's prescription. joining me now is the cofounder of a company working with the fda to help fill up standardized standardize, and regulate medical marijuana. >> we have to take a moment to explain your company is a testing company. you are not making cannabis or growing it. we are -- what we are doing is we are a research company. we have been focused on this for the past five years. my background is in design. chiefs why i have visionary officer title. i was very impassioned because i have a cousin who died of a brain tumor. i suggested he use cannabis. cannabis wasieve tested and had enough support. there was also a stigma behind it. it wasmately understood something that was -- what i did was i got together with my business partner. had pharmaceutical experience and back

rock left a women in critical condition. the victim and her family were traveling from ohio to new york city. the suspects threw the rocks off the bridge and one went into the windshield below and hit the passenger in the front seat. >> something falls off, that's one thing. but someone throwing it at you, that's just crazy. >> reporter: an 18-year-old and juvenile facing a evaluated assault charges. police say they are looking for two more suspects. >> comedian tracy morgan is out of a rehabilitation facility and now will continue to recover from a serious injury he suffered in a crash at home. a spokesman for the star said he was released yesterday. he will continue recovery at home with an aggressive outpatient program. his limousine was hit by a walmart truck last month. 62-year-old comedian james mcnair was killed. >>> trump casino will close the doors by december 16. the atlantic club closed in january. the showboat is closing next month. the revel casino may be shut down if a buyer can't be found in bankruptcy court. >>> penn state will receive funding to upgrade the stadium. he said th

martha: an explosion rocked the city street. cost behind that sudden blast. >> i heard a boom first, and a fire came out of nowhere. >> a fire pole across the street were in flames, people burned on their front porches. eric: a dramatic food truck explosion in philadelphia. you can see the huge ball of fire. it is amazing anybody survived. the fire erupted and spread across the street as you can see from this surveillance video. it came from the witnesses in the area. a propane tank on the food truck exploded. more than a dozen people injured in the blast. it shocks people in the neighborhood. >> i heard an explosion, i saw the smoke. >> we were in the back playing ball and we heard a big explosion and the whole basketball court move. >> it sounded like the ground was shaking. it sounded like a big boom. eric: the mother and daughter working in the food truck were burned across a large portion of their bodies but they are expected to survive. martha: new questions into whether the obama administration's indictment of the benghaz

i think we've had some 2,600 rocks on israeli cities over the last three weeks. what are our options to say no, we can't shoot back? we can't shoot back because we might inadvertently hit a civilianle? of course, we'll make a maximum effort to avoid sitting civilians. our targets are the hamas terrorists trying to kill us. >> i don't think anyone is suggesting that you shouldn't fire back, mark. i think the question is, is what israel's doing, a, is it commensurate with the attacks coming at israel, and b, is it actually going to be good for israel in the long run? i think there are a lot of serious questions about that, especially these people 1.8 million of them living in what has been described as an open air prison. now they're not going to have power for another year or so because the only power plant in gaza was bombed probably by israel last night. i think the question is, be is this the best course. >> no one knows that. no one knows who hit the power plant. we've done our own investigation and we don't know that it was israel at all. it could have been 1

. >>> several big names popping up in that corruption scandal that's rocked san francisco's city hall. it shows just how wide a net the fbi was casting when state senator leland yee was busted. kpix 5's phil matier joins us now. this is like a who's who, the feds are going after pretty big names in this case. >> reporter: it is. think of the movie ""american hustle"." the question is, just exactly who is being hustled? this fbi investigation cast a wide net far beyond just raymond "shrimp boy" chow and state senator leland yee who both now face criminal charges. according to lawyers familiar with the case, fbi undercover agents posing as developers and waving around money met with both oakland city council members and san francisco supervisors. and it wasn't just politicians. 49er great joe montana who has a multi-million dollar development plan down by the santa clara stadium, the new levi's stadium, was also approached by fbi agents. and now come word that the fbi sent agents to fundraisers, for san francisco mayor ed lee as well where they contributed $20,000 to his campaign. now,

hamas sent several rock need israel and israel fired gaza city. the now 20 day war killed more than 1,000 palestinians many civilians and israel lost 43 soldiers. >>> state department says new satellite images prove russia is firing rock et cetera into eastern ukraine. it shows the blast marks from points rockets were launched along with crateers where they landed. both ramped up fighting near malaysia flight 17 crash. investigators have to postpone their trip because of ongoing violence. >> freak summer lightning storm hit a famous beach in la today killing a young man in the water. eight were rushed dot hospital. those injured were near the waterline on venice breach. those in the water felt the full brunt of lightning strike. they saw a flash of light and boom and next thing they knew injured simply fell to the ground. "good morning america" will have more on the deadly lightning strikes in southern california as well as deadly conflict between israel and hamas. you can watch that following "action news" tomorrow morning. >> in sarasota county f

. >>> the city of philadelphia will be rock income a few hours. this is a live picture of ben franklin parkway. looking for the big stage for the party on the parkway. check out that crowd. roots and ed sheeran and jennifer hudson will be there. and rick williams is at the parkway right now. >> hi, monica, happy independence day. it's beautiful down here. usually we are here and sweating like pigs rick is anyhow. now that are arthur is out. the sun is back. "channel 6" hey, all right. people are out here. it's breezy. it's a little on the cool side. >>> you can tell it's warm out here. cecily has her wilma dress on yabada,ba, doo. >> there could be more people down here. >>> that is for sure. what a lineup. just to be it rate. it's going kick off in a couple of hours from now. but, martinez and nicki minaj and the roots. >>> that is great. they keep it going the whole time. there is not a lag between the acts. join us and tweet us what you are doing with the fourth of july with #6abc. >>> tell us what you think of cecily's dress. we are going to b

. >> they are embedding the rockets into the cities, terrorists rock coats trying to kill as many as they can. >> the israel equivalent of the navy seal carried out a secret nighttime raid to destroy the rocket launchers but hamas militants spotted the team and four israelis were wounded before an attack helicopter targeted the militants. >> there was a huge engagement. ought bombing continues, there is growing pressure on israel to reach a cease-fire. >> we need to start when this conflict ends prevent further deterioration and begin to rebuild the circumstances that makes peace possible down the road. >> so far, no israelis have been killed because of the multimillion dollar iron dome and the minutes say 160 of their people have been killed. >>> now a check on the weather trust. it will be another hot one today. >> absolutely. temperatures are above averages you can see on the graphic. i will come back do that in a second but i want to show you what was going on with bart, 70 degrees at pittsburg and it will be stuffy headed to that platform and 67 in walnut creek and lafayette and

early this morning under cover of darkness, a commando unit attacked long-range rocked launchers in gaza city during a fire fight four israeli soldiers were wounded. this all happened only hours after militants fired a barrage of rockets into central israel. residents of tel aviv in the surrounding area much of saturday night were racing to bomb shelters hamas issued a vague threat about an impending attack. at 9:08, a barrage of rockets rained down on central israel. rockets threatening lives and problem were intercepted by the iron dome missile system. there were no injuries. at least 21 people were killed in a strike at the home of the hamas police chief, many were reportedly leaving a nearby mosque. israel is targeting militants' homes as part of the offensive. in total, 120 homes have been bombed. so far more than 150 people have been killed in gaza. many of them civilians, including children. israel accuses hamas of using its own people as human shields. brit, as you mentioned, israel in the past day has been dropping leaflets over northern gaza, telling residents there to evacuate in a

. >> two rock bands performed to help sick children in the city. >> joan jet and the black heart had the audience going on kimle center tonight. their set was part of benefit concert to bring a new teen cancer unit to children's hospital. roger daughterry is also performing tonight. and still to come, where new jersey and delaware ranked when it comes to beach water quality and also tornadoes strike outside two major american cities today in different time zones and run for your life. no need for 5 ks and marathons doctors are telling us it is easier than you think live longer by lacing up. cecily. >> temperatures will run on the cool side. i have a taste of fall in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> ducis rogers with the mets showing off against the phillies and eagles fans block to the first open practice today when "action news" continues tonight. >> this is video of one of the tornadoes that touched down across colorado today. this one kicked up dirt open a farm about a half hour north of denver and passengers at the city airport were forced to seek shelter. so far there are no m

. >>> immigration protests rocking the most in our city. >> our dollar for our people for our veterans for our children. >> now we learn illegal kids are coming to a school near you. >>> and they never saw this coming. oh, you never know what's going to happen during a selfie. a selfie storm. either that or ironman showed up. "fox and friends" starts right now. >>> come on in and stay a while. >> thank you for waking up with us on this beautiful sunday morning here in new york city. peter johnson jr. here with us. >> good to be with you. >> good to be with you. nice guys finish first, we think they finish first, but according to research they finish last. when a guy schais charming to a woman, it's not going to work. they want the bad boys. >> you can be seen creepy if you're too nice on a first date. >> more on that. >>> but moments ago, hamas sent a barrage of rockets into israel this morning. this coming hours after hamas militants rejected the humanitarian cease-fire there. >> leland is live with the latest fighting underway. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, guys. t

i love this park. >> call the city or check out with exto find out if alum rock park is closed for the day because of high fire danger. >>> thank you, matt, developing from southern california: sunset boulevard is still closed after yesterday's massive water main break and flooding at the ucla campus. school officials are trying to save the school's famed pavilion katie marzullo is in the newsroom with the latest. >>> the department of transportation and water and power and ucla gave updates. the busted water main is still causing big problems and there are no estimates when traffic and campus activity can get back to normal. >> despite scenes like this, the ucla campus is open today and summer school is in session. however, the student medical center to child care centers and packing structures are closed. all recreational and camp activities are canceled. during thed inning some students invented their own recreation and others grabbed sandbags to help especially at the newly renovated pavilion with 8" to 10 " water on the hardwood of the basketball facility. >> they are in the dryin

rocking this hour. check out the ocean city boardwalk. still pretty jam packed. the stores are opened.rime time vacation season. good night for fireworks. i saw this on our skycam3 around nine:30 or so when they were setting them off. 72 degrees right now in philadelphia, though, so inland a little bit warmer but check it out near the coast, mid 60's at the shore. wow, this is really nice. you can keep those windows opened again. not quite as cool as last night but still refreshing with that low humidity. dewpoint temperature tells us how much moisture is in the air. this is very low for summertime, currently at 54 degrees. tomorrow pretty much the same story, low to mid-50's for the dewpoint. so what does that mean? pretty much just awesome. by next week though we're going to increase these numbers, 65 to 70 so we're back to the oppressive feel. probably by tuesday into wednesday. storm scan3 quiet over the delaware valley, high pressure will keep us dry through the rest of the holiday weekend so more sunshine on tap for your sunday. here's what's left of arthur. continues to spin awa

israeli police fight to keep the city upped control. rocks, stun grenades. for one fighter a run to throw a molotov cocktail lapping short of its target. >> tomorrow this neighbourhood will bury mohammed abukhdair, a 17-year-olds they say was murdered to avenge the killing of three teenagers. his mother says there's a hole inside of her. >> reporter: do you feel you'll ever be hole? >> i feel like my heart has been ripped out. >> reporter: the family's house is up over the hill. you can see the smoke. the two sides have been clashing for the last few minutes and the police set up a cordon, this is as close as we or anyone can get to those fighting. the violence has two fronts, and southernize rail, palestinian rockets are beginning to find tart. israel raised the threat level. no injuries, because the families are hiding in safe rooms, like this one. we spent a day with this family, four kids, 4-16. they have grown up with a rocket threat. they have memorised a 15 second song. 15 seconds because that's how long they have to run to a shelter before a missile

[siren] >>> with hundreds of hamas rock raining down on major cities across israel, how are the mediareating israel's response to the violence? oh hey there! (laughs) you're that grumpy cat. how about some honey nut cheerios? not even a smile? maybe someone should tell your face. ohhh that is your face. (angry cat purr) ah! part of a good breakfast... for almost everyone! >>> an american marine locked away in a mexican jail will go back to court in three weeks. after sergeant andrew tahmooress's first appearance in court his lawyer is claiming he is a victim of civil rights violation. adam is here. what is the deal? >> he is trying to get the case dismissed on that front. that is the main crux of the case. he is saying the sergeant called over the mexican authorities and it should have been dealt with in an much different way. for seven-eight hours he was detained with no access to attorneys and there is 11 pages of missing documents and some of the documents have the wrong date on them. there is a lot of questions according to his attorney that have to do with him maybe having his ri

. >> reporter: fans were freaking out in center city philadelphia yesterday as free do ac pro nation team handed out tickets. >> some country, rock and rel role fun, summertime, yes. >> we are letting everyone know atlantic city ace live and kick. nineteen concerts. free on the beach. beach is free there. boardwalk is always free. >> reporter: with as many as four casinos finally closing this year atlantic itself. the concert may give visitors a new perspective on the city. >> spend a lot of time and money on our boardwalk, beaches, on our landscaping, on our paving and lights and things. come back and kick tires. you will be happy what you see. >> reporter: atlantic city mayor don guardian and state lawmakers talk about the pro shop to talk about atlantic city's future. senate president steve sweeney plans to call a meeting in the next six weeks with business, labor and government leaders to discuss atlantic city and if there is a way to bring money to town by expanding gambling to other parts of the state. >> at the end of the day whether they support it or in the i need smart people that understand these industries to give fee

city boardwalk. >> fourth of july, 2014 we're rocking. >> reporter: tourists are ready to unwind and have good timewe celebrate our nation's birthday. >> we love it. we come every year. we have a house in margate. >> i like to go in the water at the beach. >> reporter: but un59 ited guest by the name of arthur is charging up the coastline threatening to churn up rough surf and big waves according to the ocean city beach patrol. >> looking four to five the next 12 hours and it might bum up to six plus feet. >> reporter: storms in the area are being blamed for rough surf on thursday. >> keep it close to the beach and you shall be fine. >> reporter: plan owing going in the water. >> yeah, i'm coming back down tomorrow. >> reporter: thanks to hurricane arthur for safety reasons there could be some restrictions for people heading into the water friday. >> worry not allowing any type of raft in at all. probably tomorrow at all. and then trying to keep everyone waist deep water. >> reporter: so once again the fireworks show here in ocean city has been postponed until saturday, july 5th at 9:30. reporting

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