politics, and a lot of us spend a lot of time thinking about politics, but if you're looking for salvation in politics, you're barking up the wrong tree. it's the loss in faith in a lot of things and the belief in faith of politics which gave us the russian evolution on a larger scale but in the smaller scale the sense that, you know, the 2008 obama campaign had come along, and i'm as guilty as anybody about this, and you get caught up in the fervor of the thing and, when that fervor doesn't come through, you've got this emotional crash of disillusionments and i think

christmas in july was celebrated tonight with the fun holiday movie, salvation army hosted movie under the stars event for philadelphia families in fairmount. the film was how the grinch stole christmas starring jim carry and it was part of the salvation army's month long fund raising campaign. >>> jimmy kim ill leave next, filled by nate line. "action news" continues at 5:30 with eva pilgrim and meteorologist chris sowers. for cecily tynan, adam joseph, ducis rodgers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night, and have a great weekend. >> ♪ "action news" is sponsored in part by elkins chevrolet south jersey's premiere chevy dealership featuring 204 silverado. visit elkins at the r >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." [ cheers and applause ] tonight, gary oldman. nathan fielder. the world's ugliest dog gets a makeover. and music from bleachers. with cleto and the cletones. and now, from this moment on, it's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. you're very nice. welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm host of the show. t

. >>> a seventh wrongful death lawsuit is filed after the deadly collapse of the salvation army store in center city last year. he spent an hour trapped in the rubble and suffered a heart attack and died of heart disease three weeks later, his family is linking his death to the catastrophe, three people were killed and 11 others injured when a store being demolished next door came down ton the salvation army store. >>> now police are looking for the robbers that targeted a casino at the jersey shore, they robbed caesars casino and it's pour books possible that the thieves got away with more than $100,000 in cash. david ry is live with the latest. >> reporter: more than $180,000, and the police and casino is keeping a tight lid on this one revealing little information but it appears to be a caper right out of a movie script. >> they were shocked to hear about the robbery, they confirmed it happened at 6:20 monday morning. the press of atlantic city is quoting a police information bulletin saying the gunman got away with a little more than $180,000. >> a lot of money. >> it was indeed a

. >>> salvation army is celebrating christmas in july and hopes that the celebration will bring in the help many people in our area need. our consumer reporter jim donovan and meteorologist kate bilo were on hand to help ring the bells in center city today. this years campaign will focus on hunger in the city. the salvation army wants to remind everyone that the need exists, year round. >>> and this just in from the national weather service we have a new severe thunderstorm warning in effect for lehigh valley, berks county and our northern western suburbs, montgomery, bucks and northern chester until 7:15 tonight. right now you can see through our sky scam three that clouds are building as we look across ben franklin bridge at philadelphia and they will be moving toward the philadelphia area, during the evening period. down the shore catching a break with dry conditions, a beautiful day in atlantic city. here at steel pier but storms making it down the shore a little bit later tonight. on storm scan three we are tracking these storms with a lot of lightening that extend south of the po

starting with comes river, a story of science and salvation, the author, dan fagin, the publisher is random house. over decades, "toms river: a story of science and salvation" was transformed from a sleepy small town into a a toxic chemical dumping ground with air, ground and water pollution and a notoriously high rate of cancer among its presidents. for use chemical companies buried tens of thousands of leaky drums in open pits and discharged billions of gallons of topics a waste water into the toms river. the section by the companies and lack of oversight by government allowed worsening conditions to go unchallenged. to unmask the shocking story took a combination of investigative skills and scientific knowledge and dan fagin provided both along with very lucid prose. once amplified in the press the toms river ideal culminated in one of the largest settlements in toxic dumping history. dan fagin does not end his story there, however. she records the chinese activist identifying cancer villages and where in show might they be? wary number of new jersey chemical companies have transf

christmas in july was celebrated tonight with the fun holiday movie, salvation army hosted movie under the stars event for philadelphia families in fairmount. the film was how the grinch stole christmas starring jim carry and it was part of the salvation army's month long fund raising campaign. >>> jimmy kim ill leave next, filled by nate line. "action news" continues at 5:30 with eva pilgrim and meteorologist chris sowers. for cecily tynan, adam joseph, ducis rodgers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night, and have a great weekend. >> ♪ "action news" is sponsored in part by elkins chevrolet south jersey's premiere chevy dealership featuring 204 silverado. visit elkins at the >>> jack hanna's "into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide insurance and the columbus zoo. partners in conservation for over 30 years. >> hi,er. i'm jack hanna and welcome to "into the wild." it's no secret elephants are my favorite animals. it might be because i've spent so much time hanging out with these guys here at columbus zoo. we're getting up close and personal with th

salvation army ya tiene refugios para niÑos inmigrantes en arizona y texas. este seria uno mas...menos indicado algunos residentes insisten que un refugio para niÑos indocumentados no debe de ser una preocupacion para la ciudad de bell. pero esta noche fue el tema que se apoder de los comentarios publicos algunos a favor de ofrecer asistencia a los niños inmigrantes, otros claramente en contra the mothers are responsoble for those kids, not this country carmen vega dijo que las madres de los niÑos inmigrantes son los responsables, no este pas. asi demostrando su rechazo al refugio que se instalara en la calle rickenbacker, propiedad administrada por salvation army y con fondos federales. nestor enrique valencia. alcalde de bell no hay recursos. solamente los recursos que utilizamos para cualquier otro negocio u organización para pedir permisos o apoyo. aun cuando la idea del refugio est todava en su etapa inicial, se cree que el edificio podra albergar a unos 136 niÑos indocumentados. .. menores de edad que estaran viviendo temporalmente t mission is find ways to meet s thout the

the salvation army is hit by thieves.nd now police hope they can track down the suspects responsible. >> we have a group of thieves that stole thousands of dollars from that bucks county nonprofit. >> it's the third time this united way was burglarized. amy buckman joins us with more. >> we are behind the offices of the united way of buck county. this is where their air

but it's a long stretch of warehouse buildings that have been renovated by the salvation army. the group is clearly operating a homeless shelter down the block and a medical facility. they are not yet ready to talk about their plan, but they have applied for funding from the department of health and human services. nearby, in the city's newly dedicated park, the residents are dedicated to helping the chirp. >> if we can help them, why not do it? why make it complicated. >> but it is complicated. as we have seen in marietta, california, where hundreds of protesters, blocked buses from entering a customs processing center. back at the proposed site in bell, valencia is worried that not everyone will be so welcoming. >> the concern really that i have is people who are going to yell at them and scream at them. that's my biggest concern, people showing america the ugly. i want to do the right thing, and i want to be on the right side of history. >> the decision to approve the shelter will ultimately be made by the federal government. and in the meantime, valencia will continue to se

we are in the salvation army homeless shelter. my dad had got a business, and he was making about a good $5,000 a month. we had good and fancy things then. we had, like, a three-bedroom house. our living room had a 32-inch flat-screen tv in there. my mom's and dad's room had a 42-inch flat-screen tv in their room. and that's what tv you watched the super bowl on. (screaming playfully) >> y'all can't come in here. >> those are eggs. are you serious? >> yeah. >> why would you bring that out here? >> because. >> whoa! >> when it was good, it was good. i can remember having five or six jobs a month that were lined up back to back, and i mean decent paying jobs-- $4,000, $5,000, $7,000, whatever it was. and all of a sudden, just right about the time when everybody was saying, you know, "the recession is coming about, the recession is coming about," people just plain old stopped fixing on their houses, stopped making repairs. >> the payment on the house was due in two weeks, and i guess my parents just didn't have the money at the time,

. >> in son california the salvation army is making a proposal hases that cheers and jeers proposing housing and shelter for 136 undocumented children. the meeting drew opponents and proponents can packed and tempers flared. those opposed worried the city cannot afford it. [ inaudible ] >> what they get is a system where they treated like dogs. >> those in favor say the city should help the children during a time of humanitarian crisis. the salvation army would only operate the facility with federal funding and the blessing of the city. >> san francisco based twitter is promising to increase diversity following the release new stats showing most employees are white men. 59 percent of twitter staff in the united states are white. 29 percent are asian. 3 percent are spanish. 2 percent are black. men are 70 percent of the staff and 90 percent of the engineering. jesse jackson said that is pathetic but a step in the right distribution. >> americans could be molt health conscious than ever before but it does not mean we eat more salad with the consumption down significantly since 1980's.

why are many turning to this woman for salvation? >>> good evening. thanks for joining us, i'm julie chen. brace for another long hot summer of violence. chicago launched an effort to head it off. amid the fireworks, an ex-progress of shootings -- an explosion of shootings and violence - it won't quickly or easily be brought under control. over the last year a series of indepth award-winning stories were brought to you on the fight for chicago. we follow up with a look at the latest violence. >> reporter: fireworks in the sky, an explosion of gunfire on the streets. blood shed on a summer holy weekend again, claiming scores of victims in a big surge of violence. from thursday evening to monday morning 53 people were shot in separate instances. 14 killed. five of those shootings involved members of a police department overwhelmed by gun violence in hot spot neighbourhoods. host happened in the chicago south side. in the west angle wood and washington heights three people were hit in drive-by shootings. in west scarsdale parked two were hit, a victim 44

the salvation army is hit by thieves. and now police hope they can track down the suspects responsible. >> we have a group of thieves that stole thousands of dollars from that bucks county nonprofit. >> it's the third time this united way was burglarized. amy buckman joins us with more. >> we are behind the offices of the united way of buck county. this is where their air conditioner used to be, clearly it is gone and this is one of the thefts that police are investigating. >> i thought it was terrible. especially for the united way, they give things away to people and all. >> that is the reaction for falls town residents after learning that thieves stole an air conditioning unit from the offices of the bucks county unite the way. >> the staff came in and the breakers were blown in the building and they started to investigate what the problems were and the air conditioning unit was totally gone. even with insurance, the air conditioner will cost $3,000 to replace. it's not the first place that the united way has been targ

shelter hospital and expected to çz >>> a seventh death suit, danny johnson was shopping in the salvationrmy store back on june 5th in 2013. he was trapped in the rubble for an hour and suffered a heart attack. he died six weeks later. a demolition project came crashing down on the store. >> they are paying $1.5 million to settle a lawsuit for people seeking gun permits. the city first came under fire when they denied gun permits were posted on a public website. a class-action lawsuit claims that the database was supposed to be confidential. the city maintains it's not. it admits no wrongdoing. it agreed to process it faster within 45 days and refund anyone that was denied. >>> they hosted a quality of life tour tonight. to familiarize the residents with city agents. it happened in the city's gray ferries "eaglemaniaferries sect. >>> it's a sweet sign of success. the first phase of a major expansion project got underway. they broke ground to the $680 million addition. it features new restaurants, event space and more parking. the sugarhouse is expected÷89ñ o higher hundreds of employees.

it's impossible. >> chad is still living at the salvation army in downtown tampa.e ten miles to the jail to see katie again. >> did you go get tested for your hepatitis? >> no. >> no. and the reason why is because you don't want to get moved out of that pod, huh? >> if i lose -- i don't want to make new friends. >> listen, listen, if you feel sick at all, then you need to go because chances are -- >> i know. >> -- you're already past the destructive phase and you're going to be like me and your liver count is going to go way back up. are you scared about the hepatitis? i mean -- >> i don't know. i don't know enough about it to be scared. i know jesse had it. that's all i know. >> you know why jesse had a big gut, you know? that was fat. that was his body swollen up because he drank. >> yeah. i know that. >> that's what happens. like, it's a horrible death. you know what i mean, another reason for us to be clean, you know, or you know what i mean, just try to live healthier. >> chad says he hasn't used drugs since his release two weeks ago and that he's made some st

involuntary manslaughter for ignoring safe practices before a huge brick wall crashed down on the salvation >> tonight story of how one country's trash is saving lives in another halfway around the world. now, this particular garbage is expired medical products even used heart devices. yeah, there are rules against it but a local cardiologist shows our joyce evans why he feels the need far ought out waves the risk of collecting from the dead and recycling to the poor. >> i can't believe what i have here. >> most people rummage around their garage looking for old stuff to sell or throw out. not dr. daniel nevell. >> these each cost $20. >> sticky pads for defebrillators and thousands more he says for this tissue sealing device. >> for heel who are infected. >> but they like everything else in here are marked expired. >>> 2014. 4/14 is last month. >> some older. the fda says can't use them. >> it's just a packaging that's expired truly. >> can't sell them. >>> it goes on and on. >> but his heart can't trash them. >> they can be used. >> but not in this country. so this lehigh valley cardiolog

in politics, you are barking up the wrong tree, so with a loss of faith and in the salvation of theticshich gave us russian revolution on a large-scale, but on a smaller scale, it gave us the sense that the 2008 obama campaign -- and i am as guilty as anybody about this, and you get caught up in the fervor of the thing, and when that further -- fervor does not come through, you get disillusioned, and i think we went through that, as well. knowthink michael would exactly, but there was a scottish traveler in the 1820's who came to do one of those travel books, and he said a key thing about american politics is there was much more interest in andapostle them the gospel, that personality was already been -- >> and the irony is that that is what the founders were terrified of, because they were so worried about a president who was too powerful, especially in making war. they spent an awful lot of time and attention to make sure you did not have a president who could get the country into war is on his own. for all sorts of reasons, like the monarchs and dictators of europe they were trying t

the salvation army continues its christmas in july campaign in center city later today. >> yes, this is video of chief meteorologist, scott williams, ringing bells parts of the campaign last week. each wednesday this month, the salvation army is collecting donations, with its classic red kettles in tow. that is fox 29 eights jennifer joyce, scheduled to make appearance during today's collections. that's fun. we that last year. >> oh, do it every year. >> good morning, sir. >> really hot last year, as i remember. how about this weather cool for july. >> fantastic. okay, so, espn commontator steven a smith, we know him in philly very well. worked for the inquirer for years, apologizing for his remarks, basically, women should not put their position to put men into positions of abusing them, talking about the infamous video of ray rice dragging his now wife out of an elevator in atlantic city. but that apology may have become way too late. yes, espn has made a move. >>> would you believe that guy right there, used to get bullied. who was stupid enough to do that? he turned to body build

. >> viene esa y organizaciÓn salvation army a pedir una carta de apoyo permisos y la ciudad como cualquiere traiga a esos niÑos adolescentes a bell. >> pero los vecinos le dejan saber el alcalde de la ciudad ubicada a 30 km del sureste de los angeles con mÁs de 36.000 habitantes que no estÁn de acuerdo con esta iniciativa. >> tienen que tomar en cuenta las necesidades de la ciudad, verdad? como abrir mÁs programas para los niÑos han recortado muchos pro mÁs. >> ante estas crÍticas el alcalde de la ciudad ha salido al frente para aclarar que los fondos para el albergue no saldrÍan de la sacan este municipio que pasÓ por un escÁndalo de corrupciÓn sino del apoyo federal. >> no vienen fondos. >> sale del gobierno? >> el gobierno federal en este caso. >> nelson valencia que llegÓ de niÑo como el documentado decÍa que no se repitan las imÁgenes de su ciudad dice que este albergue estarÍa listo en seis meses de capacidad para 150 niÑos que permanecerÁn ahÍ mientras espera la decisiÓn de si se quedan o los deporten. >> mÁs del tema en su afán de alcanzar la frontera de ee.uu. inmigrantes centroam

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it's impossible. >> chad is still living at the salvation army in downtown tampa.es to the jail to see katie again. >> did you go get tested for your hepatitis? >> no. >> no. and the reason why is because you don't want to get moved out of that pod, huh? >> if i lose -- i don't want to make new friends. >> listen, listen, if you feel sick at all, then you need to go because chances are -- >> i know. >> -- you're already past the destructive phase and you're going to be like me and your liver count is going to go way back up. are you scared about the hepatitis? i mean -- >> i don't know. i don't know enough about it to be scared. i know jesse had it. that's all i know. >> you know why jesse had a big gut, you know? that was fat. that was his body swollen up because he drank. >> yeah. i know that. >> that's what happens. like, it's a horrible death. you know what i mean, another reason for us to be clean, you know, or you know what i mean, just try to live healthier. >> chad says he hasn't used drugs since his release two weeks ago and that he's made some strides in

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works for anthony wayne >>> it was christmas in july today in center city, ducis rogers helping the salvation army's efforts to collect contributions at broad and walnut. passersby stopped to donate cash in the red kettles. ducis rogers helping out tonight. >> a good turnout out there. i do my part. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. lets do sports now. chase utley had quite the experience at the all-star game last night. he can enjoy it before he and the phillies return to the reality of this season. utley was the lone representative from the phillies at this game. he drove in a run with this double. he made his sixth appearance and also scored the run and had a front row seat for the love going derek jeter's way and his last year, and a big ovation for him. >> it was great being out there and the crowd was special and nice to be back in an atmosphere like this. i had a good time. >> what did you think of the ovation that jeter has? >> he deserves that, if not more. i think we all know how much he meant to the game of baseball and he will be missed next year. >> mike trout had quit

. ♪ with salvation and forensic evidence proved that someone in the congregation had the motive to killm. >>> on a thursday night in june of 1988, sally weiner got a telephone call at her corry, pennsylvania home. it was her congressman's office calling to say that her husband harry, who was a vice president of the local bank and a civic leader, had just been chosen as corry's man of the year. >> the caller instructed her not to let on to her husband, as it was supposed to be a surprise, and that she was to meet someone the following day to go over the plans for this -- this celebration. >> the next day, harry weiner got a telephone call at the bank. >> this is sally -- >> we know it's a tape recorded call, because there's no interaction between harry and sally. he's trying to talk to her and she's not responding. she just continues to talk. >> she had to read that if her husband didn't come up with the money, why, they'd cut off her hands. >> she told him in detail that she was being held and these people were dangerous and they were going to kill her if he didn't provide the money. >>

the the residents got rides to a local holiday inn where salvation army has paid for rooms. they didn't want to be in their houses because they smelled some funny odor and because authorities who came in and check it out, didn't know exactly the the source of the odor or what exactly gas was that was causing the odor. they thought it was safe to east vac wait and everybody is getting rest and coming back later abe daylight and try to figure out where this stuff is coming from and where exactly it is and sit harmful. they thought levels it was at earlier were not harmful and we appreciate the state representative in mike verb up thanking all of the volunteers they did all night and making sure everything was organize because you had some state agencies here like the environmental protection people. >> it was a long night. this is all volunteer up here. they gave significant manpower on sunday evening way for these families for these families. we wanted to make sure dep was here to assist the township. skippack township.org is the web site, the epicenter for all of the informa

. >> reporter: he says that's made salvation a booming business.rowth more apparent than in this city. this is the main street here in this neighborhood, and we've been here about five minutes. we've seen over ten churches. by some estimates the city has more churches per square mile than anywhere necessarily latin america. with this much competition everybody's trying to find a gillic to stand out. it's here we first meet aleni, the city's most popular child healer. this is her dad, pastor adelta santos. do you think there are a lot of people that are skeptical about this, they think it's not possible that a 10-year-old, through her touch or her words, is able to be curing diseases like cancer and aids? he tells me critics will never believe. seeing it is simply not enough. he says the moment a person receives the healing, they'll start to believe. and for years, those believers have knocked to his church with terminal conditions. but none, he says, are too severe for aleni. she's become a local celebrity here. appearing on talk shows with her dad

plus the salvation army began serving dinner for families whose homes are still at risk from the fire. >> reporter: this fire is still burning across the hills of pope valley. clouds of emotions. >> scary. tiring. worrisome. >> she fled her home of 15 years. >> got the kids. got the dog and the cat. chickens and turkeys are still there and my husband stayed back. >> reporter: firefighters protecting 50 homes where resident could not or would not leave. the wind and humidity today favored firefighters. 280 structures remain at risk and evacuations still in effect. american red cross volunteers expected a new surge of needy people. >> we expect twice as many to spend the night. >> reporter: the red cross expects 60 people tonight. >> especially accommodating the people who evacuated with their pets. >> reporter: there is a lot of support in the community. one sheriff's deputy left to feed pets at one house. everyone is hoping that some homeowners may be able to go back tonight. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> anytime you have a wildfire the weather is a big factor. our meteorologis

. >> but if earthly salvation really is on the way, will it arrive in time?he is 61 years old. >> i never claim that i was an angel, but i do not believe i deserve this. >> even after 20 years behind bars he can still imagine a life beyond this prison. >> one of the first things on my list is to visit my mother and father's grades -- graves and finally get closure. so -- >> and that is it. my time is up. i am shaken because from today's perspective it is hard for me to understand why jeff has to stay in prison for the rest of his life. even if he had been caught with a full on of marijuana, it just seems wrong. there is one man who might be able to help me understand. stope i wrap up my trip i one hour away from the prison facility. or still worksse in the same building as back then. he was the prosecutor in the case and got more than ebert and four. he offered -- bargained for. he offered a plea deal, 20 years with parole. he declined because it seemed so much, and then the judge in charge struck with the full force of the law. >> he was a persistent drug of

making it the largest maritime salvation in history. >>> yogurt isn't the sweet treat it used to be. i'm at a yogurt plant in brooklyn, where they are ditching the sugar in favor of healthier ingredients. >>> pardon me and muggy outside. temperatures shooting up to upper 80s and low 90s in a few spots. all that heat and humidity is going to lead to stronger thunderstorms as we >>> soggy conditions from last night's severe weather helped bring down this tree. it took down power lines and damaged three trees. once it is taken care of, tree removal crews had to take care of the rest of it. >> it is such a heavily treed city around here, when we have high winds, or in some cases the trees are rotted and it is just their time. we had a bunch of trees down yesterday afternoon and evening, even montgomery county and baltimore. today, once again, the yellow alert for the potential for strong to severe storms. already seeing activity in pennsylvania and west virginia, just trying to sneak in toward western maryland. in the immediate metro, i think we are still good for another two, maybe thre

on the expenditure side we're doing for instance, we talked about salary salvations i talked about earlier we're working aggressively to fill the positions since i've been there, there are four or five different improvemen improvements and recruiting the it and inspection and engine engineering classes and bey the end of the august we probably will fill 14 position in this span of a kouch couple of monthe aggressively looking at that and as well as spending other items capital consortiums we'll be aggressively working to make sure we use our budget at wisely as possible. at this point, i want to thank e everyone especially on the hiring fund as i'm sure you're aware of the city is hiring there's a process it takes time and effort particularly our h.r. staff has been good another hiring managers we've worked with h.r. to get this ball rolling i pt want to thank the operation the hiring margins or managers they have to be experts and make questions for interviews and sit into interviews all the while jug juggling the swork they do so we're on the path to fill the positions and really use you

singing ] >> reporter: humanitarian crises and cellageon have -- religion have themes, suffering and salvation. in this refugee camp russia is showing that it can look after its displaced neighbours, body and soul. a fresh bus load is told how the camp works. the day's arrival steps down to a new refugee reality. >> translation: we thought they'd shoot for a while it it would calm done. it got heavier. we spent several days in the basement. called a car, packed and left. >> translation: here they welcome us and feed us. i'll go to my relatives next. we'll see what's. >> reporter: al jazeera was invited to the camp which the russian foreign military. when a humanitarian cause is shown off, it's difficult to know what to make of it. clearly there's a pr benefit for the russian government. it doesn't detract from the inhabitants of the camp who have had their lives upended. 490,000 have had their lives upended. most are staying with friends tore relatives. rovt of is predicting disaster if they don't go home soon. i asked if he sought the united nations help. >> the u.n. shouldn't be problemed, o

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the soldiers that landed on the peach in morne cypress came not for invasion but salvation. >> turkish september their troops to defend. the debt of gratitude was visible from the vowed cheering on. turkish president told them the result of the military invasion had been 40 years of peace on the island. but he admitted the status quo cannot go on forever, and we will not allow it to go on forever. many turkish cypriots share the frustration, and questioned whether the soldiers are needed here, there is the common ground between greek and turkish cypriots. the sides met that week, and the leaders were scheduled to meet. a sustainable deal can't be par chuted in. it takes compromise, there's scanned evidence of that. >> more news on the website, aljazeera.com.

the salvation army tells us they are not ready to publicly talk about their plan but have applied fording through the department of health and human services. >> nearby, in the city's newly dedicated park, residents are all for helping the children. >> if we can help them move forward with anything that they have, why not? why not do it? it's not complicated. >> but it is complicated. as we've seen in marietta, california, hundreds of protestors blocked buses from entering a customs processing center. back at the proposed site in bell, valencia does worry not everyone will be so welcoming. >> the concern that i have is people that are going to yell at them and scream at them. that's my biggest concern is people showing america the ugly. >> i want to do the right thing and be on the right side of the history. >> the approval will ultimately be made by the federal government. in the meantime, the mayor will seek support for a humanitarian effort he says is personal, not political. >> aljazeera, bell, california. >> officials in venezuela started clearing what is called the world's talle

. >> in roxborough celebration of our nation's birthday including salvation army of philadelphia leading the 184th annual independence day parade of churches and sunday schools. sounds of marchers and bands and drummers filling the air. >>> fourth of july festivities on going of course they started very early at independence hall. ♪ >> patriotic music filling the air for the celebration of freedom ceremony and hundreds soaked it all in. mayor michael nutter, vice-president joe biden and other dignitaries were on hand. the program featured music and reading from the declaration of independence and this year's ceremony recognized the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act of 1964 and the courageous spirit of those who fought for equal rights. >> there's been a constant march in america on the road to guaranteeing every man, woman and child the dignity, the dignity that they entitled to merely because they are children of god. not because of a constitution. >> following the ceremony the independence day parade featuring floats and dancers made their way from independence hall through cent

. >>> it is christmas in july for the salvation army and fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams was a guest bell ringer today. each wednesday in july the sal vague army is collecting did he nations at red kettles throughout center city to raise money for its programs benefiting philadelphians in node. so nice job, scott. >> yeah did you raise some money? did you pull in bucks. >>> a lot. >> good. >>> happy to help them out. great organization. >> for sure. it certainly was not december christmas weather. i'll tell you that. >> warm out there. >>> temperatures were in the 90s. so, you know, had had to dress appropriately for that. did a little wardrobe change for the broadcast. as we talk about what's happening on ultimate doppler a front is moving our way out ahead of the heat, the humidity it's a fueling the showers and storms really popping up right now. look at all of that vivid lightning north and west of the philadelphia area. wee take tour and talk little before the about the severe thunderstorm warning now until 7:15. northern sections of chester county included in that.

south of the line and soldiers who landed on that beach in northern cyprus came not for invasion but salvation sent troops to defend the separatists being targeted and killed by greek malitia and the gratitude was visible by the crowd cheering on the modern day people. turkish president said it has been 40 years of peace on the island. >> translator: . >> reporter: the status quo cannot go on forever and we will not allow it to go on forever. many turkish people share the same frustration and question whether the soldiers are still needed here and there is the real common ground between greek and turkish separatists. negotiations are on going, both sides met this week and the leaders are scheduled to meet next week. but a sustainable deal cannot be brought in and there is little evidence of that, paul brennan, turkish occupied peninsula. >> reporter: you can keep up with al jazeera.com and there are plenty of stories there on al jazeera.com. >>> i'm ali velshi at the world economic forum. we are hosting a debate on something called the circular economy. how do we take words and ideas like tras

. >> when the family found themselves abroad and in need crowd funding came to their salvation. >> ouramily was 6,000 miles from our home in south carolina doing humanitarian work on the island nations of cypress. all of our children were happy and healthy. in may he woke up screaming and we found a lump on his leg. after several weeks of testing we heard the news no parent wants to hear, gabriel had cancer. his body began to shut down and at one point we were told he would not make it through the night. our funds were limited and our medical bills were piling up. our priority became getting gabeeral back to the united states. my college friend, lee, set up a crowd funding account and set a goal of $100,000. we were astonished when donations starting pouring in. in early july we were able to fly him home tthe u.s. gabriel is getting the medical treatment he needs and we were so grateful to everyone who played a role in making that happen. >> i love stories like this. i just love them. >> joanna fleming is here and her good, good friend along with the founder of crowd funding strategy a