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tahoe and truckee, it is sunny there now but don't be surprised if some this develops soon, with ill sho you big boomer near vegas, for us fog is holding on in marin and sonoma county, keeping them on the cooler side, the fog and low clouds rerighting off the coast, lots of drizzle up around the russian river fare and down towards santa cruz, 70s for temperatures, concord is 72, san jose 76, there is that 66 though in santa rosa with the low clouds and 67 official insan francisco. heading up north you can see lower 60s here, kind of cool here, 65 quite there is big differences p the temps as you go east and also south, that southerly breeze is responsible and kind of turned now south and still near a at half moop bay to 22 miles an hour, sfo has turned more easterly it was south all morning long, still a rope roaring delta breeze at least out to travis, concord west at 21, that is why they are only 72, fog will be back, the thunderstorms we are keeping an eye on right there beginninging to pop up, look around las vegas, kaboom, that is big time there, 80 in tahoe, 80, 90 in reno, really

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by sunday, we could see some additional clouds down the sho shore.s stationary front inches toward the north. moving those clouds from the south toward the north. but we look to be dry at this point sunday temperatures will still be able to mack it into the 80s. overnight, skies will be starlit comfortable. low temperature 64. northwesterly winds about 5 miles an hour. really not an issue. friday, sunshine the high temperature 85. with a northwesterly wind. and if you're heading to the poconos just pleasant weather. almost fall like. i hate to say that but temperatures comfortable in the mid 70s. down the shore the uv index is high. temperature 80 for friday. more clouds on saturday. the high temperature 78. i think by sunday down the shore it will be mostly cloudy. the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast looking good saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday getting steamy, back to the 90s on wednesday. and then next thursday look good. 80s as well. nothing too extreme as far as the heat is concerned which is a good thing. remember if you're in

reading maybe 2-inches by sunday at 3:00 o'clock and look at the rainfall expected down the sho shore south jersey, sections of delaware the heaviest rain we could see two to 3-inches over the upcoming weekend. so the weekend get away forecast for friday down the 78 degrees. scattered showers popping up during the afternoon and then look at saturday unfortunately it looks pretty soggy. low 70s for highs. storms linger no sunday. 76 degrees will be the high temperature. for your friday in the pocono mountains 76 degrees for the high temperature on friday. saturday stormy, showers linger as we move into sunday as well. so have the rain gear handy for the uncoming weekend. as we take look at that forecast for tomorrow, 85 degrees will be the high temperature. scattered showers possible up during the afternoon. only in the 70s for your saturday. because of the cloud cover around. showers around as well. sunday scattered showers and storms linger low 80s then we warm thing up to august like normals tuesday, wednesday and it will feel like august as we head into next week early neck week es

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when push comes sho you're talking about jobs disappearing in republican districts like democratic districts what they often do, trying to avoid disaster now so they don't get are blamed for that find of suffering. >> paul ryan was asked about the lawsuit. he said something interesting. i don't know if he's on board. listen to this. >> under our constitution of self-government, the court that really counts is the court of public opinion. we have to remember at the end of the day the court of public opinion where are the american people hand down their verdict on election day is the final ash tor. >> he was speaking generally. but in this speech it's clearly weighed in on where public opinion is. public opinion is certainly not on the side of what they are doing with the lawsuit. >> every poll suggests that the public is not interested in these tricks and flips that are being done. we are in desperate need of jobs. are recovery has been good but the primary benefit, the corporation so far. what we've got to have is something that touches all of the people. there is no such thing as a republic

and they're just trying to g it mh-370 and itsish shos issues u control. >> greg fife, formerly of the ntsb. greg, thank you very much, as always. >>> back to amsterdam we go. nbc at the airplane where the flight originated where families of the victims continue to gather. thanks once again. >> passengers on board that plane were from all over europe, asia, even australia. most of them on board, 154 of the 295 on board were dutch. we're at the height of the vacation season here in the netherlands. kids out of school, families are trying to go out and make the best of the summer. families of the loved up withes believed to be on board gathered here earlier today to try and find something, anything about what happened. but they were swiftly taken away to a hotel and away from media. many of them not showing very much emotion. we were able to hear from one family, a woman holding a baby who said they just missed this flight. they were supposed to be on it, but thankfully missed it and booked on a later flight. she says she felt like she got a second chance. i will tell you just from cover

you can tweet the sho show @cnnsitroom. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> terror in the skies. u.s. flights to and from israel grounded after rocket attacks. hundreds stranded. we'll go live to a reporter who witnessed the attacks. what the investigation into malaysia flight 17. new evidence tonight that russia is supplying the rebels with weapons. a russian officer shot down the plane. nighing over war zones. the dangerous hot spots we fly over every day. let's go "outfront." good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight breaking news. a delta flight with 273 passengers on board forced to turn back as it approached ben-gurion international airport in israel. the incident less than a week since a surface-to-air missile struck down a passenger jet over ukraine killing all on board. today the faa suspended all u.s. airlines flying to and from israel for at least 24 hours. delta flight 468 was the first inbound flight affected. it was an hour away when a larg

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welcome to the "half time sho" " janet yellen, wrapping up her testimony on capitol hill. breaking down her moving comments and ironically, a comment that wasn't even in the testimony that's getting the biggest reaction on wall street today. it actually came from the fed's monetary policy report. and here's the quote -- valuation metrix in some sectors appear substantially stretched. particularly those in the b biotech industries, despite downturns early in the year. steve lice mayesman is here. jon najarian, and i can't remember a time when a chair ohpined specifically about areas of the stock market nor a time when the most market-moving part of this didn't come from anything she said. >> used to be we would follow this report more carefully. before the fed submitted quarterly reports we get on the whichy. the place we got it from. we might have learned something about the janet yellen fed here. go back and talk about a week, a couple weeks ago, talked about not zyuzus using monetary polic deal with instability problems. she is willing to use the monetary policy platform

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. >> good evening, and thanks for sho joining us, i'm joie chen. reserveservessists at the gaza border. despite the threat of the ground invasion, a slight break after nine days of airstrikes israel announces a six-hour pause to allow humanitarian aid into gaza. among the dead, four more palestinian children were killed by israeli navy shelling. >>> al jazeera's stephanie decker is on the ground in gaza city, and she joins us now. stephanie, we've heard quite a bit here about the airstrikes. but what you witnessed earlier in the day is a strike from sea. >> reporter: that's right, and it happened right in front of a hotel full of journalists. there was a shack on a small peer that goes out to see 150 meters away from where we were. i heard two explosions and took a picture. that picture shows four boys running away from the area where the shells hit. and then i heard a third explosion. four boys were killed in this attack and their bodies were found further up the beach. one body was taken out by stretcher from the peer, and it seems that these boy

. >> charlie: sho khrushchev gavet away. >> eastern ukraine is another matter. this notion of a russian world in which russia should control every place with russian speakers, that edges into something else and it's memorable from history in germany and elsewhere. >> charlie: one more question. close your piece with this question -- what is vladimir putin's next move? do you have an answer? >> well, i can hope what the answer is, and that is a murky retreat. that's the best that can be hoped for because, see, he can't throw up his arms and say, you know, considering his home audience which he has whipped up into a frenzy, he can't suddenly -- or he feels he can't suddenly get all nice about this and say, you know what? my bad. you know, i don't know what i was thinking here. empowering a guy like i gor igor strelvkov, a kind of murky semi-diplomatic language, withdraw is the best we can hope for. >> charlie: in the interest of -- >> peace at home. >> charlie: peace at home. changing the subject, everybody knows magazines are also part of the digital revolution,

market did bounce back, does that give you reason to take a pause and take money out, or savannah that sho that short lived? >> the fed ending purchases, investors should view it positively. a sign the economy is coming along. job creation continuing. less supportive of financial markets. the fed's announcement is the a very positive sign. >> you manage the equity income fund, focused as the name implies solely on stocks's also for all of t. rowe price. when you think what happens in october, the fed communicated interest rates won't rise for some time after that, but what asset classes will start to reprice once we start thinking about where that goes? >> i think in october when the fed actually stops it will be a giant nonevent. i don't think the markets will react. the fed communicated its strategy, its plans, it's four months away. i think over the next couple of years, upward pressure on rates and that probably bodes not well for the fixed income investor. for equity investors, the fed's decision is a positive sign, a positive move. >> your fund hases 3 $31 billio. 92% in domestic equ

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and through these crises he is challenging the west to sho*eu show unity and time after time they have failed to do that. in that way also it's sort of confirming some of his wishful thinking about where the west is headed. >> again, simon shuster's new cover story for time magazine is in the magazine's august 4th issue. simon good to see you then, again, thank you. >> thank you. >> with vladimir putin drawing strength from the ukrainian crisis with the west pressure russia to stop the war? for more i am joined from washington, d.c. steven hadley former security adviser to president george w. bush. as we were just discussing time magazine's covering is calling what's going on cold war two. you published an opinion piece in the washington post on tuesday entitled russia should be punished for did he stabilizing ukraine but not isolated. hasn't putin isolate himself and created a new version of the cold war with his own actions? >> he certainly has. and i think that the challenge we have is to use sanctions and other things to try to pressure him to stop supporting the arms and material

and so i salute our host naismtionation.i think also sho- and i'll yield to senator cardin on this point -- that we stopped back b by kiss kishinev, moldova nation feels the breadth of moscow breathing down their collars and the threats by people from the russian federation that would like to exert undue influence on that brave little nation. it happened that we were there, madam president, on the day that the moll dough va moldovan parld the association. this was a wonderful day for the friends of freedom and the european-oriented citizens of moldova. it was great to see the young people walking through the city with the flags and hear bay tow van's "overjoyed" the european anthem, as it were, and to be there for this very significant, pivotal day in the history of moldova and to say that we're going to continue to stand with the brave people of that country. i know senator cardin was thinking of those things when he scheduled that stop for our ... mr. cardin: well, senator wicker, let me first -- you were able to meet with the president of azerbaijan, and we thank you for that. you wer

up next bringing extravagance to politics, ivanka trump opens up hotel with gold plated sho >>> it ishead including bob schieffer looking at half a century of change in america. thanks to the civil rights act. but first here's look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> flight 5017 went missing from algiers. >> this is now the third execution that's gone awry in six months tightening scrutiny surrounding deaths by lethal injection. >> that ban was lifted last night at midnight and now it's to the discretion of the airline wls it's safe to fly here. >> these look to be perhaps shrapnel exit wunlds on the e several like these around. >> chaos in colorado. carjacking, a wild chase, and a@ ris driver wholife. >> the entire franchise felt it. no one was hit harder than john elway. >> this place will never be the same. >> they found there was no benefit compared to placebo of the tylenol. there wasn't a decrease in pain no improvement in the ability to get around. >> in mexico the giraffe escaped from a sircircuitsircircus and went on the run down the street. >> snoop dogg said he smoked at th

this shos where the unaccompanied change are coming from, and how many are coming from each maus -- eache. this is border control data. the large circles represent 2,000 children. the biggest circle is the murder capital of the word. 15 kids fleeing every day. more than 2200 in just five months. paul beban reports from honduras, on what it's like to live in the midst of that violence. >> the fear of crime and violence in st. ped ro makes people afraid of going to work. atrade of opening businesses. this is a place where you see ugly things like bodies and pieces. thing of waking up to a photo slashed across the front of the newspaper. crime and fear lead people to back their backs and leave. >> we were driving on the outskirts. this is a dangerous part of the city. this is disputed gang territory. in the middle is a juvenile detention center where kids are going time for homicide and rape and extortion. here we are, we'll go in the front gate. >> what options do the kids have? is it gangs, head north, jobs. are there other opportunities. >> translation: the sad reality is the day they ag