mitt romney took on the role in salt lake city with the ioc and did a great job there. >> the troubleor blatter's opponents is that there is no other obvious world figure in world football to move fifa forward. none of this is going to result quickly. laurence lee al jazeera. >> amnesty international is accusing the nigerian committee military of committing war crimes. it said that the military must be investigated for the murder, torture starvation and suffocation of many people. it said that 7,000 young boys died in detention and 20,000 young men were arrested and tortureed accused of being boko haram member. however, the nigerian military has rejected the report and calling it bias and concocted. >> what they're basically say something that the amnesty report is bias, their sources are questionable, they're relying on many unnamed sources. they're not giving specific details as to how they came about this figure that over 7,000 men and boys have been murdered at the hands of the military. they talk about missions in the region where they have been fighting. they don't say where tho

and call in to k go and told commander maddox she said i didn't think about that i said call salt lake city i hope she does on to other issues 20 homicides year to date and oakland has thirty and new york 313 and la hundred and 41 not bad commander bradenton said i'll make it 2 hundred homicides next year you go bay boy you go boy a lot of good things are going on i know sometimes negative things go on but i'm connected to a lot of people on the social network i'll be can defended we'll text each other and talk about everything and there's a lot of things right now which ms. hicks i didn't see a breakdown of containment from the black community clyde you know you can't direct conversations to anyone. >> what. >> you can't direct our conversations. >> i haven't seen a complaint from a black or white community or latino it's been utilized to me in the victimized we're living in right now it would show i i don't think are go the black community makes a lot of complaints. >> you can provide a brief response. >> yes. president and members of the commission in response to the commissioner mazzucc

. >> i'm in salt lake city. we'll tell you how mormon mothers are trying to make church more accepting of their gay loved ones. >> good morning. this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. the clock is ticking with just 10 hours left for greece to make a $2 billion debt payment to international creditors. right now a default appears likely. prime minister alexis tsipras urges greece to say no in sunday's referendum on bailout proposal also he calls humiliating. funds are needed to keep the government operating. we have more from athens. >> the comes hours are likely to see reactions against the government here in athens intensify. that's because we've just heard word that a renewed overture by the european commission has been turned down here in athens. that if it is confirmed in the press conference in brussels apparently offered the greek government another opportunity to accept the latest offer that was put on the table by the creditors, the one that is going for referendum, perhaps wi

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but 15 years ago she was just a girl in salt lake city. few days as the news wasilled with the story of elizabeth)w smart. just about to let out and summer vacation begin in early june002. a kidnapped 14 year old utah girl. police say elizabeth smartas abducted from her own bed inod by a lone gunman. his daughter can still hear him." "we love you." elizabeth smart was 14 years old. elizabeth smart was 14 years old. random. we don't believe itas random." "whoever has her, please leter go." "you know if you can heare, elizabeth is the sweetest girl. she is an angel and i hope that there is no reason to takeer.ink her she is an angel and i hope that there is no reason to takeer.ink her of)w elizabeth smart. hundredsfave jh parties, hunting for the missing 14-year-old. was launched. family, friends and investigators would canvas the community...looking for clues.. ten thousand dollar reward for information leading tohe return of elizabeth." best support from our neighbors,riends, business associates, the place, some that we don't even know. th

i lived in a salt lake city i ever got from there but my husband and i moved there about 12 years ago and in 2009 there was a tremendously large trade -- rate of pothunters people who steal artifacts from ancient lands. i thought this is a great project. that i lived in that community to examine libyans to steal and own perishable goods. it is in incredible story there was the fbi informant, a suicide a very big national story. then i started to research it it was cloquet and decker i thought i had young children. i don't need this. so i took care wrested major called me. and i was trained long for writer but everybody should write on deadlines for crowd so my agent called to say i just had lunch with somebody in new york and i heard this story about the swimmers and now we in the 1930's they swim in the ditches. coated beecher a? i said i don't know. it sounds like a budget and so i got on the internet to look at it and their role me this and pieces, short narratives, there was going to be a children's play about there. tremendous lithology but not a lot of material that i could find

mitt romney took over the of the ioc in salt lake city and did well there. >> of course none of this is going to be resolved quickly. the question is whether it's actually possible. laurence lee al jazeera. >> well, the former french international footballer, confirmed he would stand to be candidate for fifa's next president. he called forceps blatter's resignation as a new start for fifa. >> you take responsibility. you are responsible for everything done, all the decisions made, made within fifa and that's probably why they decided to resign. but he said i would stay until march or april of next year i think it would stand hopefully with democracy in it. the three key words i said back in january when i stood for presidency. transparently democracy for the next election. and as i side it would start as a new adventure for fifa. >> amnesty international is accuseing nigerian military of committing war crimes while fighting boko haram. the report said that 7,000 men and boys tied in might detention, and 20,000 men and buys including nine-year-olds were arrested under suspicion of bei

center of the high around salt lake city.kend. 80s and 90s for some. 60s and 70s for others. water temps did come way up. inland areas getting partly sunny today. tomorrow looks like a rapid warmup. 90s to 100s. tuesday and wednesday will be the hottest day. thursday nice but cooler as we head toward the holiday weekend. >> yeah your viewers are sweeting reality great pictures. >> that one she sent that was from colfax. beautiful last night. >> yeah nice. >>> all right it is 6:50 right now. particle pollution has increased 25 california counties since liassic. the counties include sacramento and san joaquin. the american lung association stated the reports give the counties failing for -- all of the bay area counties received passing grades. >>> clean air political redistricting and a rule on how it is put to death. we are watching the three big delations. >>> the future is now. after the break how robots are make life easier here in the bay area. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. robotics technology reaching new heights eve

. >> to the closest we have seen to i guess the sports corruption on this magnitude is what salt lake city any lessons that we can learn from that i.o.c. scandal as we see this unfold and the scandal unravel here. >> i think the lessons for salt lake city, is that you really need to start with a new page and bring someone in from the outside that will have no financial stake in the past so when you look at the potential candidates for president, probably prince ali is the only one that hasn't been fingering in one way, shape, or form for corruption, so prince ali tot with perhaps an administrator from outside that's not unreasonable name. >> someone that doesn't need the money and someone that will go in and clean house and bring in a cultural very different than what they currently have. >> quell, the prince certainly doesn't need the money, you are right about that. he specializes in the economics of sports. you know there was a bit after dejava today in the race for the white house. david schuster joins us for more, david. >> this is reck perry's second presidential campaign, and in thi

i live in salt lake city. i'm not from there i'm from boston but my husband and i moved there with our children 12 years ago and in 2009, there was a tremendously large raid in southern utah of what are called pot hunters. not pot as in marijuana but people who steal artifacts from ancient ruins land, and this has been going on for a hundred years. i thought this is a great topic to look at this community in southern utah and try to examine what it means to feel and own perishable goods like -- an incredible story because there was an fbi informant and he committed suicide. like this very, very big story. national story. and then i started to research it and everything was really cloak and dagger, and i thought -- there were guns involved, and people said, we're watching you and i thought i have young children, i don't need this. it was terrifying. so my agent called me one day -- i'd taken a job at the salt lake tribune to find something to write about that might be a larger story and to train myself. i was a

it is getting smashed by a whit knee of high pressure which is moving back from salt lake city. no comment on today's high temps. i'm going to freeze my face with the ac in my car. i understand. for some it will be very, very warm. i think today is the hottest day. everyone is going tomorrow but i think today is. clearlake 106. livermore 104. gilroy at 100 degrees. high pressure rotating in though. still lots of moisture. this is always very difficult to pinpoint. it looks like some is on the way for late wednesday and thursday. it's in southern california. also down toward southern ned. the fog is losing out rapidly. 50s on the temps or 60 for some. the water temps did go down a little bit. so not a lot. 54 up until truckee. 50s and 60s and 70s and 80s through the interior. there is a lot of moisture rotating around. some of that looks like once you get caught up around that high starts to move in but not really until late wednesday or more likely on thursday. there is some on wednesday. look what happens on thursday and friday. right there friday morning could be a lot of clou

we begin our story about an hour southeast of salt lake city. we're near midway, utah.asatch county along the banks of the provo river. schaeffer knows the river well memories. >> i was a sheriff, you never expect a call such as that. minutes. >> it was a december morning in 1995 when then deputy todd boner. was called to the banks of the river. it was a real life whodonit. cold. there are very few murders in wasatch county. >> probably one of the artest cases i've ever had to deal with in my life. >> back in 1995. crystal's mother said she left the area and started working as a prostitute. but bonner was determined to get her justice. >> there hasn't been a day gone by that i hadn't thought about her, and the suspect was out there possibly hurting someone else. >> bon ner couldn't catch any breaks. >> we didn't have the technology to move forward with the dna. >> for more than 15 years the case was cold. but finally, thanks to new technology, schaeffer sheriff bonner caught his break. >> i learned about touch dna. wanted to come up with something. >> he assigned the ca

and that needs to be lived by led by someone like mitt romney, he took over the ioc in salt lake city, and did he a great job there. >> it's not sure if he'll hang around as they try to find a susser. of course none of this is going to be resolved quickly. the question in global football is whether it's actually possible. laurence lee al jazeera. >> quarter winning photographer chester higgins has been travel to go ethiopia for decades. his latest work pays homage to the country's spiritual heritage and unique landscapes. we sat down to talk about his new exhibit. >> my interest in photography was from the heart to, photograph people who i love and cared about. >> chester higgins picked up his first camera while in clock. landing jobs with national magazines and the new york sometimes. he has photographed politicians artists, and just plain folk in the u.s. and around the world. but it was an encounter of an emperor that sent him on a quest to document the beautifully of the ancient land of ethiopia. >> i fell in love with the people the culture the history, the unique continues of th

salt lake city -- if you earned immediate -- the median millennial income and you buy a home, this isu would have left over per year if you move to salt lake city. that gets better as you move down the list per las vegas, you have 6000 left over, until you get to, tom, detroit. buffalo is down there, too from your beloved upstate new york. this is an amazing index because it quantifies how unaffordable all the places you want to live our. tom: what is great about it each of those cities has a store . las vegas is its own world. if you look at the different -- texas is like a cool place. brendan: austin is amazing. honey, we are going to move to austin. baltimore, nashville, relatively high on the list. baltimore in particular, surprised i that in terms of housing prices. they are relatively high, get affordable. vonnie: so if they all move there, prices will come down here and then new york will be affordable again. right, brandon? tom: jeff rosenberg is with us. i know you cannot speak for lack rock management. i think of goldman sachs with their huge salt lake city platform. there i

mitt romney took on the role in salt lake city with the ioc and did a great job there. >> it's worth bearing in mind that blatter has not gone yet. it's not clear how long he'll hang around or whether he intends to find a successor cut from the same cloth as himself. the trouble for that or opponents there is no other obvious unifying figure in world football to move fifa forward. none of this is going to be resolved quickly. the question in global cooperate football is whether it is actually possible. >> south africa meanwhile has categorically denied that $10 million paid to a fifa official in 2008 was a bribe. they said that the payment to the former vice president jack warner was quote above board but did he not know what mr. warner did with the money. >> the payment of $10 million was made above board, it does not equate to bribery. those who alleged should prove their allegations. we refuse to be caught up in a battle of united states authorities and fifa. and we do not intend to speak on what have of fifa. fifa has to speak for itself. >> in other news ukrainian forces and pro

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salt lake city 101. desert temperatures. >> i was going to say how is 102 normal in boise? >> not normal but as far as heat wave goes, they do see a this. this is long duration and pretty amazing event. >>> still ahead, we don't normally keep up with the kardashian. except bill -- >> i do. >> i know you do. this is worth sharing. we're going to have more about that and perhaps more about the book bill has. did she sign it for you? >> not yet. >> all that and more on "way too early" when we return. hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real business. i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. sure

he took over in salt lake city with the ioc and did a great job there. >> it's worth to keep in mind that blatter has not gone yet. it's not known how long we he'll hang around. of course, none of this is going to be resolved quickly. the question in global cooperate football is whether it's actually possible. laurence lee al jazeera, in zurich. >> the former french international footballer has confirmed that he will stand as a candidate to be fifa's next president. speaking to al jazeera he called forceps blatter's resignation to be the start of a new era for fifa. >> that's probably why he would resign. i think he would give time for other people to stand and looking at the further election stemming for all the presidency will still be the same. hopefully with more democracy in it. that's very important too. because the three key words that i use back in january when i stood for the presidency, i said well, transparency, democracy, and use of democracy in the next election. it would be the start of a new adventure for fifa. >> earlier south africa at gorecally denied that $10 milli

salt lake city 101 and 103 over the weekend. you get the picture here. this heat wave is here to stay but it looks closer to the chillier waters of the pacific. sacramento 103. next week still looks very warm in the west. >> yeah i would certainly hope the folks out there heed your warnings to try to stay cool. >> an ac weekend. >>> a second prison guard in connection with the escape of those two convicts with that prison facility. >>> plus taylor swift makes nice with the world's most valuable company. really? hey, i know there's pain. why do you lock yourself up in these chains? ♪ ♪ this would be so easy if you had progressive. our mobile app would let you file a claim and help you find one of our service centers where we manage the entire repair process. things will go your way if you hold on. [ sighs ] someday somebody's gonna make you wanna turn around and say goodbye. ♪ say goodbye ♪ no, you just made it weird. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me abou

for guidance, in the church of jesus christ of latter day saints headquartered miles away in salt lake city, but felt they treated the topic as taboo. >> i didn't have a place to turn. i felt lost and lonely. >> reporter: until she searched online and found a group falled momma dragons. it has members across the world. mothers with gay children - offering, advice support and friendship. >> you can talk someone is talking your language. it feels like you are not the only one. >> we hoped to speak with leaders of the church of jesus chris of latter day saints to ask their views. they declines and directed us to their official website - mormonandgays.org. the website states: bring up an l.g.b.t. ... >> reporter: stockton says since he came out many church members stopped talking to him, excluding him from event. >> we have scout camp annually and some mums said that if you go - i don't want my child to go because what if he does something. >> it breaks my heart to see my kids hurt in any way. >> do you ever breakdown? >> yes i break down. i break down when my son tells me why he can't have fri

to be lead by an imminent person season such as mitt romney mitt romney took on the role after salt lake cityid a great job there. >> reporter: it's not clear how long blatter will hang around for, or whether he intends to try to find a successor cut from the same cloth as himself. the trouble is there is no other obvious world leader in world football to move fifa forward. the question in global corporate football is whether it is possible to move forward. >>> award winning photographer chester higgins has been traveling to ethiopia for decades. randall pinkston sat down with higgins to talk about his new exhibit. >> my interest in photography was from the heart, to photograph people who i love and cared about. >> reporter: he picked up his first camera when he was in college in alabama. eventually landing jobs with national magazines and the "new york times." he has photographed politicians. artists and just plain folk in the u.s. and around the world, but it was his encounter with an emperor 42 years ago, that set him on a decades-long quest to document the beauty of ethiopia. >> i have fa

smart was 14 when taken from her parents no salt lake city in db.her captive nine months before found. 27-year-old has been advocate for amber alerts and other initiatives for child abductions. >> bachelorette faces her fears. a room of terror tests the relationship and six more bachelors have terror awaiting for them when they meet her at an elementary school. it's tonight, 8:00 here on 6abc. >> 5:57 we're following breaking news in chester delaware county i fire tears through several homes in the city and this is the same place a fire broke up days ago. >> all new at 6 a family pet goes for routine grooming at petco and hours later they're devastated after they say the dog is dead. ♪ ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ [ beep ] hey. [ giggles ]ok. ♪ ...is folgers in your cup ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want it ♪ ♪ go out and get it ♪ >> good morning, 6 a.m., june first following several breaking stories. >> heavy rains bring traffic to a stand still on a major highway. flood

salt lake city 104, one degrees away from the hottest temperature ever measured in june. >> boise off the charts. warmest june you've had by 2 degrees. these records go back 100 years in the boise area. that's outstanding statistic of how extreme it's been. it's going to stay that place, everyone 100 plus. in july southeast and maybe mid atlantic looking for above average temperatures. the middle of the country looks cooler with wet weather and thunderstorms. for today's forecast showers and storms. severe storms in the southeast, ohio valley not going to be widespread today. the big story is what's happening in the west. can't talk about the drought and heat enough. >> summer is here for them for sure. thank you bill. >>> georgia state authorities are investigating a shootout between a 60-year-old man and sheriff deputy captured on dash cam. we want to warn you, this may be disturbing to some viewers. >> what you got in your hand? what on your lap? [ gunshots ] >> get down thousandnow. >> when the deputy arrived, the man opened fire. the deputy returned four shots hitting the man in

redding was 101 and salt lake city 102. a lot of daily record highs but a couple of all time june hottest temperatures were achieved. it's not like the heat completely breaks. we stay above 100 in boise through wednesday. it's not going anywhere any time soon. the forecast is the only rain is chicago a little bit down through indiana kentucky, and along the gulf coast with yo carson city 61. eureka at 70. san francisco at 67. in the west it's as hot as it gets. >> torture, right. >>> straight ahead is isis planning fourth of july attacks. plus, hundreds are hospitaled after a fire at the water park party. details are next. inteinin that got worse and worse. then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've been on the course and on the road. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have o

mitt romney took on the role in salt lake city and did a great job there. >> reporter: it's not clearong blatter is going to hang around for, or whether he intends to try to find a successor cut from the same cloth as himself. the trouble is there is no other obvious unifying figure to move forward. the question in global corporate football is whether it is possible to move ahead. >> lawrence lee joining us life now. the fbi case building momentum in the u.s. is that net really closing in on sepp blatter now? >> reporter: well it's easy to see why many think it is. four days ago he accepted the presidency. he was asked if he might resign. he said if i resign it would indicate i did something wrong. four days later he resigned. clearly we know the report has come out from the states that the fbi are investigating him, and here in europe the red notice by interpol against a number of people very close to blatter. the swiss authorities say that they are not interested in investigating him with regard to corruption allegations for the 2018 and 2022 world cup bids but i think what is very

salt lake city, into the high 30s. do want to wrap up here into eastern asia, actually talk about japan as well. heavy rainfall. look at that. 391 millimeters in the past 24 hours. some areas still could see an additional 200 millimeters. definitely the threat of flooding and landslides out here. something to keep in mind ahead through the next several days. that's a look at world weather. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm katherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. xxxxx xnóx >> euromaxx highlights. and here is your host. >> hi there. welcome to our "euromaxx highlights," which size up with these topics today -- >> dynamic designs. >> traveling man traveling around the world. >> and living sculptures. performance art. >> think big is his motto. it is no surprise he has won numerous awards for his work. he is a contemporary artist with a plan to make sustainability practical.

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salt lake city could be 103 today. it's not as extreme but still very, very hot.ow about our soggy june. officially now wettest month on record ever in ft. wairn. baltimore over a foot for the wettest june on record. thankfully in the northeast we're fine today. everything is going to dry out. everyone seeing the sun. only problem weather is in indiana. >> we deserve it after this weekend. we got plenty of rain on saturday. >> about as ugly as you get for a summer weekend. >>> this morning it's fshlly been one year since the formation of the islamic state. and as americans get set to celebrate the 4th of july lawmakers are warning of an increased threat of attack. >> i would say there's more concern now than at any time than september 11. isis has a multilevel sense of operation >> i'm extremely concerned about the way the syrian-isis recruiters can use the internet at lightning speed to recruit followers in the united states with thousands of followers in the united states and then activate them to do whatever they want to do whether it's military installations,

yesterday's highs, 104 in salt lake city only one degree away from your all-time june record no relief coming for the most part. reading is going to be 115 on wednesday. all-time hottest temperature in reading ever is 118. close, close enough. that's your national weather.106, tomorrow could be 108. >>> everybody's phoenix all of a sudden. >> the whole western side looks totally hot. crazy. >>> the government may soon force parents to vaccinate their kids. plus a bizarre shootout caught on tape. details ahead, you're watching "early today." at you're doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. it's called a fashion blog todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners' multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperless discounts -- give it a rest, flo. all: yeah, flo, give it a rest. e

smart was 14 when tape from parents' home in salt lake city and held captive nine months before foundch the 27-year-old is since an advocate for amber alert. >> singer enrique inglacious's hand was sliced when he tried to catch a drone. he was injured while performing a concert from mexico. video from a fan captured the frightening moment when the drone got caught in the sharp rotating blade. he expects to be back on tour in . >> tonight on 6abc "the bachelorette" faces her fears a haunt house tests the relationship. six more bachelors have another scare waiting for them when they meet "the bachelorette" at elementary school. it's tonight at 8 here on 6abc. >> if you're looking for distraction this afternoon check out 6abc.com. >> what is happening? hello. >> see the entire video showing the moment after 10-month-old baby met his mother's twin sister for the first time. look at his eyes. when felix saw his aunt he was clearly confused not understanding why this person looked exactly like his mom. >> one final work in your accuweather forecast. >> stormtracker 6 double scan trained to we

i guess we could look at the international committee with the salt lake city bribery case. the i.o.c. did manage -- >> yeah, the i.o.c. they did it relatively quickly not in the a matter of days. fifa has had quite a while to figure itself out. and that came after all the problems around the awarding of the 2018 world cups together and the corruption. but it was at that point that fifa said we will have an independent committee, it was casting itself as the victim, the change has started there has been some new faces but like one of the new faces jeffery web is in a jail cell and he is head of many important organizations. in and around fifa, and he is one of the people who is part of the u.s. indictment, so there is no huge problems that fifa whether he was there or not. >> thank you indeed. >> of course, the decision to quit happened just days after the u.s. authorities arrested many of those. al jazeera is standing by now for us in washington, d.c. and where are we at with that investigation? just explain? >> woman, the justice department so far officially has only annou

this one, this is bryce harper at age 16 beating minor league players in a home run derby at salt lake city009 harper hit a 500-foot home run in high school. >>> i thought i'd go galavanting with the swedes today at their world cup watch party. found out taylor swift's song blank space was written by a swede. the swedes also know how to throw a party, too. the u.s. were a little outnumbered tonight. >> reporter: how many abba songs have you had to play tonight, man? >> i played like four or five. ♪ ♪ you can dance ♪ ♪ >> reporter: having the time of my life. >> i believe that we will win. >> reporter: we know what you meant. i think this dog is as tall as i am. do that again. >> whoo! >> reporter: that didn't sound enthusiastic. sweden wins t, i will do something. the united states wins tonight, you will have to do something. >> you thinking about that? >> reporter: i think she's got a good idea. we shall see. >> jumping into the tide? >> we both had to jump in. >> did you jump in? >> that's next week. >> or you could say neither one of you. >> dip a ♪ i am never getting married. never. pss

salt lake city approaching 100 by thursday vegas, near 111 thursday sacramento could be up to 103.t. this is going to last for a while. as we go further north, you can see the temperatures building in medford, 93 today, 100 on thursday spokane goes from mid 80s to 90 and seattle and portland you're going to warm up. portland first, you could be in the 90s starting thursday and no end in sight after that. the heat wave in the west and any fires that form, too. >>> and now for some entertainment news. chris pratt of "jurassic world" paid a visit to children's hospital in louisiana. he posed with some children recreating his encounter with raptors from the movie. the hospital shared the photos on facebook. the movie broke the record for the fastest film to earn $1 billion worldwide yesterday. it only took 13 days beating previous record holder "furious 7" which did it in 17 days. >>> a woman was arrested for entering will smith's house and refusing to leave. she was issued a restraining order. >>> an william shatner is hitting the road on a motorcycle he helped design. the 84-year-old

. >> reporter: some cities, including phoenix, salt lake city, new orleans, and houston have said they've been able to house their entire populations of chronically homeless vets with permanent supportive housing. but for l.a., time is short if the city hopes to meet its year- end goal. and that arbitrary deadline has concerned some advocates. steve peck is the c.e.o. of u.s. vets, which is a partner in the city's efforts and houses more than 1,000 veterans in the l.a. area. >> my fear is that, you know december 31, someone's going to plant the flag and say, "we've done it." and anyone else then everyone diverts their attention to something else. we're going to be doing this for years because there are going to be veterans falling toward homelessness for years and years to come. >> reporter: pecka marine veteran, also worries that putting so much focus on permanent supportive housing provided with almost no preconditions, an approach known s;housing first, leaves many vets out, cluding those who may simply need some help getting back on their feet. >> i think the trap that people get into

salt lake city they sorted it out p. >> they made eight great deal more transparent. >> they did. and fifa claims to have sorted it out. >> if you look at the reputation, which and important, people just don't feel that it would be sorted out until sepp blatter goes. you mention sponsors. you have to be careful because the presumption is made that sponsors have the right morals, which as opposed to need to make money. sepp blatter went. >> yes lee, thank you we may come back in just a moment, but before all of this this shock announcement 79-year-old sepp blatter had appeared to hold on to football's top job anywhere in the world a bit of background on him he joins fifa 40 years ago. first as a technical director, then as the secretary general became president in 1998, and has held on to that job ever since. several of his elections have been controversial to say the at least. something that has never been proven. and he is seen as we were talking as well about a massive expansion in revenues primarily through t. v. and advertising rights for the world cup. actively involved in br

it will expand its clinic business into markets sump as seattle denver and salt lake city.d tam. >> thanks stacy. >>> what you got? >> i've got some storms later today. >> yeah. >> so, be careful if you're headed out later. if you're golfing, make sure you tell me where and when and i'll watch the radar for you. storm tracker six double scan radar showing we're basically dry. we have had a little bit of a sprinkle near malvern kind of fading away at this point. you might see one or two places get a brief sprinkle. let's take a look outside right now and see what's going on. fog has been a big issue. visibility at philadelphia international airport down to 2.5 miles so that's a huge deal and less than that north and east of the city. satellite6 and action radar showing, yes the clouds, couple of sprinkles have been trying to pop up, kind of fading away. the morning basically dry but it's later on today that we get these storm. they come earlier in the day than they have been lately so any time right after lunchtime. the scattered storms that we're going to see, not everybody

notamos el tremendo contraste de seattle y salt lake city. phoenix arizona 97...ivales. no. sí. cuando tú eres tú, es miller time. buenas tardes, hoy a las seis...estallo el jubilo despues de la historica decision de la corte suprema que le da luz verde al matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo en todo el pais... y ya todo esta listo para el desfile del orgullo gay.., y esta vez sera muy especial por una de las victorias ma grandes por los derechos de la comunidad gay... lunes a las 5, 4 centro primer impacto. compaÑeros. ♪ ♪ ♪ _acompaÑenos. ♪ ♪ ♪ bÁrbara: estamos de fiesta en univisiÓn porque la filial de san antonio cumple 60 aÑos pamela y ahÍ comenzÓ la historia de la espectacular cadena. pamela: vamos con tony andrade que no se pierde ni una fiesta. para que nos cuenta el festejo. y para recordar los pioneros que hicieron posible la televisiÓn hispana aquÍ en estados unidos. adelante. tony: asÍ es un fin de semana de fiesta porque que celebrar por todo esto. (gritos) le dije que tal condiciÓn esto no? estÁn despedidos saben? en 1965 comenzÓ todo la primera s

notamos el tremendo contraste de seattle y salt lake city. phoenix arizona 97...? así que son amigos y rivales. no. sí. cuando tú eres tú, es miller time. lunes a las 5, 4 centro primer impacto. compaÑeros. ♪ ♪ ♪ _acompaÑenos. ♪ ♪ ♪ bÁrbara: estamos ...de san antonio cumple 60 aÑos pamela y ahÍ comenzÓ la historia de la espectacular cadena. pamela: vamos con tony andrade que no se pierde ni una fiesta. para que nos cuenta el festejo. y para recordar los pioneros que hicieron posible la televisiÓn hispana aquÍ en estados unidos. adelante. tony: asÍ es un fin de semana de fiesta porque que celebrar por todo esto. (gritos) le dije que tal condiciÓn esto no? estÁn despedidos saben? en 1965 comenzÓ todo la primera seÑal de un canal en estados unidos un proyecto que muchos no querÍan pero que estamos hablando en espaÑol y en la cadena nÚmero 1. en estados unidos. la historia de lo que fue canal con 41. (gritos) ♪ ♪ ♪ tony: univisiÓn es la de fiesta y san antonio tambiÉn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tony: a esta ciudad texana le debemos la primera trasmisiÓn de un programa de televisiÓn

phoenix, hot with sunshine 98 in salt lake city 96 in denver 84 very warm degrees in fargo with a couplepopping up. in california nothing but sunshine, drier weather and cooler temperature in many spots. especially along the coast. 85 sacramento, 79 l.a. and san diego, 74 degrees. in the bay area a cooler end to the week, lots of sunshine after morning clouds, up to 80 in antioch, 77 for san francisco, 74 for napa and concord topping out at 74 degrees. at 9:38 on sunday, a cooler day on monday. the cooler trend warming up by wednesday, back to the 90s inland, near 100 by thursday inland, and we see the trend continuing for friday. katie, the temperatures still above normal. >> noted, and i think it's great that you can complement shu's dance moves and insult his age. >>> all right, at oracle details to come. jeff gordon returning to his roots today in vallejo he is really old. you wouldn't believe what he misses about growing up there. stay with us, sports is next. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply ra

salt lake city. 110, phoenix. down hot at 95 tomorrow.through the great lakes. scattered showers. chicago, minneapolis. saint louis. isolated showers. 93. same in atlanta. the nation's capital. topping out at 90. with afternoon showers. back here in california. rain showers along the sierra. otherwise, hot day. yosemite. 98. 105. fresno. 112, palm springs. 73 san diego. 104 in sacramento. closer to home. not as hot. going to be in the warming trend. 90, fairfield. 92, antioch. 71 oakland. 81, san jose. 79 santa rosa. afternoon sunshine. accuweather seven-day forecast. fog to sunshine tomorrow. then we call summer scorcher. tuesday. wednesday. the heat peaks in the 100 readings. increasing clouds. cool us thursday into friday. the weekend next week. looking nice for the holiday. saturday. sunday. into the hot. seasonable. lots of sunshine. >> as long as double digits. and not triple digits. an improvement. >> two of three. >> thank you. >> over to collin in for sports. little built of a holiday action. >> talk baseball. nascar. and, fourth

and the salt lake city bid said that the corruption in fifa is far more deep rooted than what he sawtional olympic committee. jack warner one former fifa official continues to defend himself against allegations of corruption. he is also a member of trinidad's parliament. he said this is all due to political riferies. he says that he's also ready to spill the beans on alleged fifa wrongdoing. >> one of soccer's most notorious leaders eager to show that he's not a wanted man but a needed one. jack warner has been indicted for corruption but he's has member of trinidad and tobago's government. he spent hours answering concerns but not our questions. reporters were allowed to record the 72-year-old politician, but not speak to him. >> if there was anything you wanted to say this is your chance. >> for days mr. warner has been pushing away questions. >> he isn't angry and bitter, jack warner is just fed up with all that has been happening over the last three years. he felt that government has a role to play in the arrest and the scandal, and he believes he wants to hit back at them. >> on

. >> the mythology about salt lake city and mitt romney. >> is an outsider like one of those men a good idea? >> well, i think it might be the only person who everyone could rally around and agree to without this being something like the 52-48 split we've become accustomed to in u.s. politics, the world is so divided right now but having a new figurehead is not what's changing fifa going forward. are it's going to be a real independent, real transparent organization that watchdogs the other half of it which does very necessary work of spreading the gospel of soccer and development on a global scale. >> one final question, newly released documents show that an american former fifa executive chus blazer whochuck why blazer who took bribes he has dissented bribes were paid for the upcoming world cups in russia and qatar. the case that there weren't bribes, isn't that how business is done at fifa and has been done for decades ? >> yes absolutely. much more difficult to say any shocking precedent was set for 2018 and 2022, especially if the france world cup is implicated. because one of the

the wet weather moves east into the four corners around denver, salt lake city and phoenix. hot across much of the east coast. 94 in the nation's capitol. back to the west 95 in dallas. it will be an active weather pattern in parts of the country tomorrow. back here at home our weather quiets down. we bring back sunshine across much of california. 97 the high in sacramento. 95 in fresno. triple digit heat coming in with afternoon high of 100 degrees. closer to home a much drier and brighter day for thursday. 90s return inland into the low 90s. 74 in richmond. warm in san francisco at 70 degrees. palo alto san jose in the 80s. clear lake return to the warmth of the mid 90s for thursday. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> more weather news from the south. severe flooding in louisiana. the red river has hit historic levels and the water is showing no signs of receding after weeks of heavy rainfall. experts predict the river to stay above flood stage through the end of the month. hundreds of homes in shreveport and bosier city effected. >>> still ahead here on abc 7 news jimmy

up to 92 for salt lake city.r to home in california, sunshine from northern to southern california. hot in palm springs 112. 80 l.a. 92 chico. monterey at 63 degrees. as we zoom into the bay area tomorrow coastal clouds. otherwise it is a comfortably cool day. 64 for san francisco. 80 in napa. 86 in antioch. san jose checking in with a high of 78 degrees. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. it is mainly sunny for monday. we are turning warmer for tuesday. by thursday it is plain old hot with the summer sizzle continuing into friday and then we will track the cooler temperatures by saturday and into sunday. hot weather on thursday and friday. >> very good. sock head. tweet a picture. >> i can't lift my leg. >> a little dramatic. stick with twitter. now over to rick quan with more sports. >> you are scaring me. i thought you would come up with a name for me. >> i'm working on it. >>> a dramatic finish at the u.s. open as 21-year-old jordan spieth wins his second major in a row. and the giants' pitcher tim

i was in salt lake city, utah talking with church officials. they really did attempt a process by which church officials met with gay rights activists and legislatures in a difficult negotiation to come up with an approach. it is an exchange of sorts. it specifically protects gay people in public accommodations, which i think was regarded that side is real progress, and specifically protects the ability of religious institutions to maintain their identity in positive ways. jonathan roche who i know was involved in that effort in hopes it may be a model for some other states. it could be. it shows the possibility of civil disagreement and at least minimal agreement on some very basic ground rules of pluralism. meryl: we talk about civility, let's also talk about what was at one time considered to be a repository of civility. that is the college campus. there's a lot going on right now in terms of religious liberty and free exercise. is the approach being taken on the campuses providing access to everybody? is there a right approach? is there eno