but sims can only look down helplessly upon a sea of flames. his only means of escape is cut off. >> most of the crane is built with steps and how you get up and down every day. the crane was sitting close to the building and there was no way i could go down past the flames and get down those steps. >> and time is not on sims' side. the fire advances closer and closer to the crane. and the question becomes, how much longer can it take the punishing heat? >> there was direct flame contact between the steel at the bottom of the crane and it weakens the steal. if it weakens enough it's going to fall over and you're not going to survive that fall. >> sims decides to ride the fire out in the cab of the crane, but the rising temperatures turn it into a broiling often. >> i realized the heat was getting to me and i got out of the cab and on the deck of the crane. the cab of the crane where i was sitting, just a few minutes, it blew up and busted into flames. >> sims paces along the crane looking for any escape from the flames. he takes refuge on the c

. >> sim did not want to get on the other flight, but here. husband talked her into it. >> later the parkway will be a mass demonstration. dann cuellar has the latest. >>> in jenkintown, ukrainian philadelphia radio began its weekly program with the ukrainian national anthem blaming russia for the downing of the jet liner and vowing to fight for freedom. >> in case ukraine would plan to return the peninsula crime mia. the ukraine army readies itself. >> reporter: among the ukrainian americans we spoke with, it is no doubt that pro russian soldiers are to blame for the downing of the flight. >> they are vicious. they are not good neighbors at all. >> reporter: but among russians. >> the russians will believe it is ukrainians. >> i don't believable its like accident. >> reporter: but then there was william gamble. >> who do you think shot the plane down? 18omeeocay sis rnllar, cas of mt stoceas dni mh17pean place beeeghrs ofts dindee a cspital w haveeenll began. aft "m thithilere'hendcntion e rrford ismo> ing delaware sent one man to the hospita

during his arrest sims took naked photos to send to his girlfriend. now manassas police are taking the pictures. >>> police are investigating a double shooting in the northwest neighborhood that happened in the 1400 block of missouri avenue northwest blocking georgia avenue. two men were shot to survive, but they are looking to survive. there have been eight shootings c% >> most of them are crossing the street while reading text messages. so we have put signs on the roads. and we'll communicate with them by social media. >> the university is also encouraging so-called designated walkers to make sure everybody gets across the street safely after a night of drinking. >>> metro riders, listen up. if you are on the orange and blue line, you may need extra time to make some changes to your commute ahead of the big silver line opening. metro is going to start making scheduled adjustments next week. they are also looking to repair water leaks at new silver line stations and up stall special tape on the third rail despite the last-minute finishing touches. it

jon sim pson bbc news on the gaza border. >> war taking place on the grounds and the u.s. secretary of state's efforts to mediate a peace in cairo. i spoke a short time ago with daniel, who formerly served as u.s. ambassador to israel and egypt. he's now at princeton university. daniel, john kerry is in gaza, so is ban ki-moon. this has all the choreography of a cease-fire. but does one seem close to you? >> i don't think so. it looks as though both israel and hamas have not yet secured their objectives. the israelis want to do further damage to the tunnels and to try to degrade hamas' military capabilities. hamas wants to prove that it can inflict harm on israeli soldiers and stand up in this fight. so i think the cease-fire negotiations are going to proceed, but we may be a few days away from any completion of them. >> if the palestinian president pushes for a cease-fire, does he have the authority to get hamas to accept it? >> no, almost not at all. he certainly is going to be a player, and i think both egypt and the united states will try to see whether or not the pale

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>> well, this situation is sim floor that coney island one, privately owned, what we were able to sell to the city for $2 million, that one, unlike this, was un restored, wasn't working all that well, had far fewer animals. we think this is much more valuable than that one. so, 3 million is probably a good guess. >> what we don't see in our live shot right now are people picketing and protesting this. but you are on the side of the protesters. you want this preserved and not broken up into pieces to sell individually at auction? >> that's true. i don't know understand, we're all on the same side. family that owns there is has owned it for a long time, they loch the carousel, but it is their privilege, they have to deal with the economy, the fact that this carousel duck two serious bullets when it was almost destroyed by hurricane sandy, and then the fire that followed so after years every ownership, time for them to move on. but they care greatly about this as we all do. so making every effort to try to find a new home for it in fact. >> you fired up the music, loud, too loud for us to

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sims will come back to the commonwealth tonight. his family is relieved with this outcome. >>> a maryland swim coach accused of sexually abusing one of his swimmers could plead guilty in this case. christopher yayht abused one of his swimmers. she was 7 years old when this began. he will plead the guilty plea in exchange for a ten-year prison sentence. he founded the maryland suburban swim club in laurel. >>> d.c. police are investigating a double shooting last night in northwest washington that happened on the 1400 block of missouri avenue northwest just blocks from georgia avenue. the two men are expected to be okay. police say they are looking for another two men who may be responsible for the shooting. last night's shooting is the latest in a string of shootings since sunday. >>> charles severance learns when he'll return to loudoun county court today. severance has been linked to three unsolved murders in alexandria. he was indicted yesterday in loudoun county on unrelated weapons charges. a hearing date is expected to be set t

mobile phone carriers to ease the grip on the market and would like to do away with something called sim lock making it difficult for customers to switch subscribers. smart phones are tethered to a single carrier. users in japan have to buy a new phone. officials at the communications ministry asked a panel of experts to look at the issue and recommended they be scrapped saying the locks are one reason smart phones are among the highest. the average consumer pays right around $200 a month. ministry officials are expected to finalize a change by the end of the year. >>> japan's biggest business organization is urging member companies to appoint more women as managers. the federation plans to ask about 1,300 members to draw up action plans posting the steps that 47 of the members have already taken. those companies include toyota motor. the car maker is trying to triple the number of women in management positions by the year 2020. >>> as part of the growth strategy the government is trying to have women account for about 30% of corporate managers by 2020. officials says increasing female m

forward to reconnecting to our eye and sisters and celebrating who we are as cling to get hired and sims yeah and. you have to remember that our people were brutally forced to assimilate western culture. people like myself or adopted kidnapped from our homes and put into schools where we would learn the american way the capitalist way. you know our people were suffering and. there was great hope around the development activities and corporations. not. that we didn't want to make profits we wanted to make profits. but i would say we'd never had no complete. the decision among our people. i have never seen any money returned to this economy. though through town here there's no economy being developed it's strictly a resource extraction. and liquidation. so wasn't for us. here and sal and. everywhere. they go have to rely on that. but do they care that we i don't believe so because they're going to be taking all the temblor that supports all the spam and. you know joining a corporation shouldn't be confused with. being part of a culture. it's outrageous sale have any real core values i mean

sim rerz down two in the third. >> all right. flyers general manager ron hextall plans to build a stanley cup contender with home grown talent. house this? sam warren is 6' 7" and weighs, 224 pounds. a lot no other defensemen search a hard slap shot. look at this today. breaks the glass behind the net at cam in vorhees and break come september with the flyers and earn a spot on roster which may have hunl defensemen on it. travis san i'm they just drafted is 6' 3 as well. >>. >> i was always big. and coming here and seeing all the guys much bigger than me it's crazy and goes to show i have a lot more work to do. >> i'm glad they're on my team and houp fully one can be my daughter one day and protect me. >> strange indviewing those guys looking up walter back to you. >> thank you, jeff. his nickname is every day. it's not every day a man gets to celebrate his 100 rpblg birthday. edward everday holiday she's a world war 2 veteran and 41 great grand children -- i'm sorry 64 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren and ed

monsanta, a company that has tape a lot of heat for its genetically engineered commodity crops becoming a sime for anti-act visits. >> g.m. is a wonderful way to deliver things. i wish there was more public understanding so we had that whose. by the time you add the regulatory cost and time, the economics are not with us today, which is unfortunate. >> paul gets is a plant geneticist at uc davis and receives no funding from monsanta for research. other facultyies do. he thinks monsanta is right to be concerned about the public is acceptance of genetically vegetables. >> you have direct consumption. resistance, whether it's rite for not may be more important for those crops. >> they like to call the marker technology as one that turns a light on in a laboratory of plant breeding, so we can see what is going on in the plant need. >> "techknow" knot a look at monsanta's dna marker lad in woodland california. here, hundreds of markers have been discovered for traits in fruits and vegetables. the first step in the process - pulverizing tissue samples so d.n.a. can be extracted by the robot. how do

at the time with sim gregs continuing to be a central issue flood of untry, this children and unacompanied minors of become the center point the whole debate. i wish i could separate the two, impossible right now. but, no. i still think that the issue of violence and fear continues to be the central oint behind that law and it's not out dated. this probably would be more it was then. than is the key part of it. deportation ng off of these children further their argument and compliment that whenever it comes into the house on immigration. debate debate or claim and accusation that anything we do around reform whether it's a past wave or following xistiexist these childrenth i think it's a red herring on this whole discussion. issueis a process and the of amnesty, the senate bill, in y proposal that we made the house, does not deal with granting of amnesty. he '86 experience under reagan taught us that that was a lanket policy of that nature has consequences way beyond that time. now it even effects this time. i don't think the amnesty issue is part of it but certainly will be the accusation

barry sim and his wife got bumped from that packed flight, too few seats available. dutchman gert jansen. his wife and their 12-year-old son, bumped too. shocked today when they learned of their narrow escape. >> i was completely shocked, because that was our plane that we booked three months ago. >> reporter: they set up this makeshift memorial. people trying to pay their respects, trying to deal with this tragedy. >> thank you. >>> and it was last night here, we asked the question, why was this jet allowed to fly in this airspace? how many planes are flying above dangerous hot spots every day? >> reporter: when you board a plane, you know where you are going. but how are you getting there? you might be flying over something like this. that's what malaysia flight 17 did. flying right over the fighting in eastern ukraine. why? malaysia airlines says its route, like a highway, wasn't closed down. it was just told to stay above 32,000 feet. >> it doesn't matter if someone says, well, you're okay above 32,000 feet, maybe you want to be a little bit more conservative. >>

according to the bbc, barry sim and wife and son tried to board but could only get one seat. so they switched to a later flight. >> i'm shaking. i don't know what to do. i feel physically sick. from hilton to the airport i was just crying. i feel like i have been given a second chance and a hopefully we will get there safely and will see my family again. >> we will have more coverage on the downing of flight 17 just ahead, including how the loss of a prominent hiv experts on the jet could impact finding a cure for the disease. and as a team of special investigators arrive in kiev, we look at the work they will be facing as they try to figure out how the tragedy unfolded and try to get to the site. we'll be right back. you are seeing images of the passengers of flight mh-17 that never made it home. their bodies in the field where it went down. international monitors say they will try again today to visit the site of the crash. the osce visited the crash site for over an hour on friday but said it wasn't easy. they were met with hostility from the rebels and not given full acce

this sim proving view of center city from the adventure aquarium. clouds are starting to thin out. we'll see sunshine today:there will be a warmup along the coastline. into the 80s this afternoon. very low 80s for the shore. there go the showers. the thunderstorms are off shore. they take a break for most of the day. tonight, more wet weather is moving n and we'll be dealing with what may be a hurricane by then. in fact, likely reach hurricane status this morning. tropical storm arthur expected to move up the coast. by 8:00 this morning, reach category one strength. impact the carolina coastline and then it will be moving off shore heading off to the northeast. so friday evening, 8:00, it will be well offshore. we'll see improving conditions in our area as a cold front comes through to clear things out. so what does this mean for your holiday plans for the fourth of july? going to take in fireworks. your best bet is areas north and west. the rain is clearing out. but the philadelphia area is in good shape. we'll start with some rain on the fourth, tomorrow morning and clearing out

hoge, elaine shelleyleno and calvin sims, i want to thank them, especially since for their great service to the library and for this award. we will now hear -- [applause] i stepped on my own applause line. tonight we are honored and delighted to have a great guest speaker, steve cole is the dean, prof. of journalism at columbia journalism school, staff writer at the new yorker, author of seven books of nonfiction and two time winner of the pulitzer prize. between 1985-2005 he was a reporter, correspondence and senior editor of the washington post where he covered wall street, served as the south asia correspondent, first international investigative correspondent based in london. served as managing editor of the post from 1998 to 2004. following year joined the new yorker. he is the author of seven books including goes to wars:a history of the cia, the pulitzer wise -- pulitzer prize-winning bin ladens, an arabian family in the 20th century, his most recent book is private empire: exxon mobile and american power which expect the goldman sachs award as the best business book of 2012. while

now most of the bodies of the victims of flight sim a seventeen have now arrived in the city all part of call for the netherlands a forensics team are now working on the scene there and interpol are there as well as trying to identify the bodies now we're waiting for the bodies to arrive in the lead netherlands perhaps on wednesday according to the dutch prime minister meanwhile the always see who are working here on the scene as a monitoring mission said i'm like a in the first day they have now been granted full access to the sites and they're also saying that malaysian experts who arrived here are also feeling completely unrestricted the malaysians have expressed gratitude for the access they received today they were quite happy with it. in fact they said they felt quite protected. they have also said they have not seen any evidence of parts at least major parts missing from any of the crash sites here today the spokesperson for the always see mission also added that perhaps it is now time for those with more experience to finally get here to jeanette's can start investigating and

the sims to school. my son woke up with all the disability. they gave the world it isn't. for now we out of the hospital we made him drink who just brought his wife here this is where she was sitting you can see one bullet here of nothing but water another stuck somewhere inside the metal court and drays still in shock and can't believe his wife survived the whole miles in i was in the shop and i heard someone scream lay down on the ground but i yelled that my wife was in the car so i looked out of the window and saw that she wasn't there and heard her knocking on the shop door. but that's not enough just to cheat so that a lot of his just moved with his family from the suburbs of la guns into the city itself to skate fighting between anti government forces and the ukrainian army first and go slow i don't know what to say but why are they doing this to us civilians we ask the operation commanders in kiev what they're trying to achieve. the main goal now is to act carefully so civilians won't get hurt well that we don't have any definite numbers of civilian casualties we on

innovation off the gaza strip this month of ramadan a time that is meant to be peaceful palestinian most sims simply pray to god to protect them and their families. of course the conflict house and gone unnoticed in front citizens are ridged over the tragedy. about to stop palestinian demonstrators in chorus being tear gassed after thousands flooded the french capital to rally against the israeli military action taking place in defiance of a imposed by the authorities france has become the first country in the world to prevent protests from the middle east conflict but the move has only fueled public eye carraige demonstrators clashed with riot police and some of them climbed on top of a building to set fire to his relief like. a c.n.n. news network has pulled its correspondent from covering the israeli palestinian conflict after she tweeted this release were cheering as they want to. say she deleted the message but not before it had already been read tweeted two hundred times it comes after another american network n.b.c. also removed its correspondent from the same region without explanatio

we are one of the states that got a sim grant. so just for a second imagine a health care system where health care providers, everyone in the system, our docs, our nurses, our hospitals, all the other ancillary services are totally driven to keep you as healthy as you possibly can, as they possibly can as a team and don't have to use as many expensive health care services to achieve those goals. second, imagine the a system where providers have the health care records at their fingerprints in an i.t. system that just can't be beat through american innovation, and they're there when they these them, and, third, where providers work with people outside of the health care system to make sure you have the support you need to stay healthy once you're moved back into your communities and your homes such as good housing, good nutrition, active preventive care. i often say eating good vermont-grown food. getting off the smokes, exercise be, all the things we know be we should be doing. >> does maple syrup help you that much? [laughter] >>

court voted the cross is a sim bowl of hope and does not intentionally promote religion. >> crisis inthe middle east, a hospital is the latest target of a. >> did donald sterling trick him into selling los angeles clippers? >> also a bay area man turns to 7 on your side for help getting a refund for a parking whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. >>> hopes for a sustained cease fire in the middle east are dimming now. israel's prime minister is telling his country to be prepared for what he calls a prolonged campaign. >> a direct strike from a drone hit a hospital. the israel defense forces blame damage to the hospital and an incident on a failed hamas rocket attack. according to health ministry, ten people were killed at the camp. >> the fighting in ukraine prevented investigators perfect reaching the malaysian airlines crash site. eight people were killed overnight. two eastern ukraine cities hell by spraftists. police hoped to be at that crash fight today gathering evidence. >> there was gunfire and what we unde

. >> if you have an unlocked phone, it can be as simple as swapping your phone's sim card to get service on another carrier. >> reporter: the change could even save consumers a lot of money when traveling internationally. >> this unlocking freedom is really beneficial for travel earls. it means they can take their phone from the u.s. to another country and get local rates. >> reporter: for a wireless carrier, unlocking a phone can be as simple as typing in a code. some carriers already help their customers do this if they meet certain requirements. >> this puts a lot more control in the customer's hands. it doesn't mean they have to rely on their carrier to unlock their phone. >> reporter: a cell phone user can unlock their phone at any time to switch networks, but if they have to cancel their current contract, they could face a steep termination fee. president obama says he looks forward to signing the bill into law and when he does, it will be effective immediately. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >> bazi, thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news" this saturda

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court voted the cross is a sim bowl of hope and does not intentionally promote religion. >> crisis in the middle east, a hospital is the latest target of a. >> did donald sterling trick him into selling los angeles clippers? >> also a bay area man turns to 7 on your side for help getting 7 on your side for help getting a refund for a you say, tomato. old el paso says... diced tomato stand'n stuff chicken tacos. you say what's for dinner? old el paso says... start somewhere fresh. how do you helper? make helper with your favorite ingredients, for a fresh taste you'll love. helper. make it yours. now make restaurant inspired dishes with ultimate helper. >>> hopes for a sustained cease fire in the middle east are dimming now. israel's prime minister is telling his country to be prepared for what he calls a prolonged campaign. >> a direct strike from a drone hit a hospital. the israel defense forces blame damage to the hospital and an incident on a failed hamas rocket attack. according to health ministry, ten people were killed at the camp. >> the fighting in ukraine prevented investigato

if you have an unlocked phone, it can be as simple as swapping your phone's sim card. >> reporter: the change could save consumers a lot of money when traveling internationally. >> this unlocking freedom is really beneficial for travelers. i means they can take their phone from the u.s. and to go another country and get local rates. >> reporter: for wireless carriers, unlocking a phone can be as simple as typing in a code. some carriers already hem their customers do this if they meet certain requirements this puts a lot more control in the customer's hands. it doesn't mean they have to rely on their carriers to unlock their felonies to. a cell phone user can unlock their phone tnlt to switch networks burk if they have to cancel their current contract, they could face a steep termination fee. president obama says he looks forward to signing the bill into law and when he does, it will be effective immediately. abc news, washington. >>> california's ban on handheld cell phones while driving didn't seem to decrease the number of traffic accidents in the first six months following the stat

this machine sim you'll yates body heat. ien produces heat load into this space it's something air conditioning system and ventilation have to address. if you have a lot of people in the space, it's a big part of that load. >> u.s. deputy secretary of energy says this ties in to the president's action plan to reduce our energy consumption 50% by 2030. >> if we don't bend the curve, we're just not going to make the targets the targets are ambitious. >> americans spend $400 billion in energy, almost half goes to operate residential, industrial, and commercial buildings the research here will be available for all to use. in berkeley, allen wong, abc7 news >> that should be pro found with that information. >> yes. >> time to get a check on weather on this thursday. >> yes. spencer christian is here. >> ready for a warm up? >> yes. >> sunny skies now, low clouds near the coast. some pushing over the bay now. into the sierra, thunderstorms breaking out throughout the afternoon into early evening hours. there is a red flag warning

however it is largely a sim combolic statement in-- symboli statement that the border is closed. >> i't know what the long-term pekt will be. governor perry is hopeful it will send an important symbol. what we are focused on is making sure we have resources at the border to deal with this problem on a sustained basis. >> greg abbott claims he is turning his back on the crisis. he is critical of the president's problem. >> he is taking money for political purposes and could not trouble himself to go down to the border and see the catastrophe he was partly responsible for creating. >> president obama is addressing the matter with central american leaders this friday. >> thank you. kelly. >>> in other news moments ago the train carrying the bodies of malaysian airline flight victims arrives in eastern ukraine before heading to the netherlands for identification. this as pro russian rebels start cooperating with the investigation. doug luzader joins us live in tv. the rebels are allowing investigators on the scene. right? >> heather, that's right. we are seeing breakthroughs here. forensi

before selling your own cell phone experts recommend taking out the sim card because it stores data.can replace it with a new one before selling it. melanie woodrow, ktvu channel 2 news. >> to learn more about how to encrypt your cell phone we posted links on www.ktvu.com. and look under hot topics. if you have a tip for the 2 investigates team we would like to hear from you. e-mail 2 investigates at ktvu.com. >>> crews will try to kill mosquitoes after detecting west nile. from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow they will fog a half mile around the two sites we highlighted in red for you. during this treatment people are being told to keep windows and doors closed and animals should be kept inside with food and water bowls. anything left outdoors should be washed before use. residents will be safe to go outside by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> thinking about that story on the phones. i had no idea. all right. let's talk about our weather now. our chief meteorologist bill martin is here. this is strange weather. >> it is. feels more like somewhere else. last week was like this. a lot

. >> always exceptions but harder for that person, many are not able to do it, we're looking at a sim people who do -- system people who get that leg up, and chance to get into the system, are the children of the richest. john: so, if the rich could benefit more, then it should be outlawed? >> americans have say we' work place protect, 75% of americans say, that there should be protects against employment discrimination. john: abrupt firing and result is more people are unemployed, people don't get opportunities with these rules. >> 3/4 of americans. john: i don't care what 3/4 of americans say,. john: this isay. >> this is a democracy. john: that is a tyranny? >> you talk about democracy. democracy is a system where people vote, on what they want. and america is a liberal democracy we have certain rights to protect minority groups. john: maybe i'm an old geezer, i don't know, let's hear from one of my former, exploited unpaid interns, she got a paying job here at fox after working for me, for almost nothing, a job with neil cavuto, did i elittle bii exploityou? >> if you mean give me

barry and izzy sim tried to fly out on mh17, but the flight was oversold. there weren't enough seats for them and their baby. >> i was going to change my flight to be on malaysian airlines. and we couldn't get both on the flight this morning so we changed it to the klm one. >> reporter: that decision saved their lives. >> just shock, you get that sick feeling in the pit of your stomach. >> we were supposed to be on that flight and obviously, you know, something was watching over us and say, no, don't get on that flight. >> reporter: australian newlywed simone laposta and juan jovell had tickets on mh17 coming home from their honeymoon. >> we have some pretty good guardian angels. >> reporter: they ended up flying home a day early worried about getting over the jet flag getting back to work. >> we're feeling lucky but at the same time, our hearts bleed for these families that, you know, expected their loved ones to come home. >> reporter: flight attendant sanji singh swapped on to it in the last moment. in march his wife also a flight attendant swapped off f

izzy sim, her husband, and young child plan to be on malaysia airlines flight 317 but they were turnedway because of a lack of seats. >> i'm just thinking i feel like i've been given a second chance. and so hopefully they will get there safely and we will see my family again. >> the families of the victims they have been gathering at the airport in kuala lumpur trying to get any information they can. they are sending a response team of 62 people to ukraine to investigate that tragedy. >>> airline analysts suggest malaysia airlines may go bankrupt. this comes after a plane vanished. it's believed the plane crashed into the indian ocean but it has not been found. even before the ukrainian disaster one analysts says they were losing $1.6 million a day. he didn't think the company could survive beyond a year. we're going do continue to follow all of the developments on the malaysia airlines incident throughout the morning. you can also go online to our website ktvu.com to see more of the video and photos of the scene. >>> time is 5:36. happening right now medical marijuana supporters campe

a huge thing, we know a big social media thing, how do we make money on nars sim sis emgoe wild?l advertisers, remember ellen degeneres. that was product placement according to ceo, advertising firm that was hired by samsung, they had 1 billion dollars worth of advertiseing revenue that came in. that was from that one selfie. >> selfies that have seen should not be shown on tv, i am going another way, i think -- >> these are selfies that people send to you or cyberspace. >> i'm just saying, kim kardashian that stuff, i am about food, i went out to dinner this week, i was taking pictures of food, i think that yelp is an investment. i was looking at pictures of my food before it got there. charles: my son does that took yelp i like that. it took all day to find that g-rated picture. >> you can make money by taking your civillys -- selfies, scoop shot they work with deficient different brands that have you take selfies in their location, they pay you for them. another way to make money. >> i have told my children time again only person on the planet that wants to see a selfie of the

for yoe sim tie, 75. and mt. whitney looking at 70. so even at the higher elevations it's going to be a toasty one. you can get more on the forecast any time on nbc bay area.com. >>> up next, 49ers news. we'll take you out to summer training camp. gerard moncure joins us next. [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> let's bring in gerard moncure. 40,000 fans and a nice healthy dose of torture this afternoon. >> it certainly was. but you know what, they found a wray to get it done. giants in need of a couple things this afternoon in the series finale against the pittsburg pirates. the first one is offense which had been mia. the second, a victory. g-men down. chris stewart walks. travis snyder and they had the thinkin

but sim larities. in some of the places little has changed in 100 years. shooting the images in london, france and belgium over the last few months has been fascinating. sometimes moving. to be standing within a few metres of where the photographer or solder stood 100 years ago, that's interesting from a photographer point of view. world war i lasted four years. >> now to the picture of the day from china - in uniform, hundreds of soldiers took on oath to guard the 214 youth olympic games. thousands of children expected to attend. see you back here. america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >>> on "america tonight" - israel steps up its bombardment. dozens are killed and gaza's power station is knocked out. exploding hopes of a ceasefire for now, and signalling how far down israel is willing to go to root out hamas. >>> also ahead - a judge's surprising warning a win for firearm advocates and raises questions about gun control in the capital. >> we were not prepared >>> bright lights, bold shows - a danger

this crash sim says a woman pulled her from a burning car then walked away. why she believes the good samaritan is an angel sent to earth to save her and >>> we are back at the car jacking scene here. you can see the flowers, balloons candles continue to grow. and so does the morning situation here. but chris, wait until we tell you about one of the bad guys and his history and how he was put back on the streets. if you were already angry about this story, this thing will have you fuming this early in the morning. >> all right steve. thank you. >>> also this morning for you, what allegedly started as a hit and run ended with the death of a driver that plunged into the delaware river. what witnesses saw right before the crash. >> and the hunt for a hero. this crash victim says a woman pulled her from her burning car and then walked away. why she believes the good samaritan is an angel sent to earth to save her and she has got to find her. >> good day everyone. tuesday tuesday july 29, 2014. bus stop buddy is now backyard buddy, down the shore buddy, either way

the sim tons and family guy are now teaming up. the episode will air in september as the family guy's 13 season already. >> i guess we're in a town called springfield. >> what state? >> i can't imagine we're allowed to say. we could visit here again. >> i don't know. this seems like a one-shot deal. >> a dozen doughnuts for our albino visitors. >> i think you and i are going to get along just okay. >> the situation agrees to take anger management classes. former jersey star was ordered to take the classes for assault charges. he was charged after police say he got into a fight with his brother at his family's tanning salon earlier this month. if he completes the anger management program, the charges against him will be down grouded. >>> justin bieber makes headlines this morning for something good. his work with the make awish foundation. he was honored at the hollywood awards. he received the champ of charity award for honoring the more than 200 wishes he granted for the children's charity. that is cool. he even invited a 10-year-

now, these are the sim rebels, remember, that the u.s.ccuses shooting the airliners out of the ska nine days ago. >> still, dutch and australian officials are trying to negotiate access to that crash zone. meantime, victims' relatives are keeping vigil again today. as another 38 coffins due to arrive at a military base in the netherlands. >> you know, for one family, you can imagine this the wait for their lost daughter and answers to what happened to flight 17 is almost undarable. >> so mom and dad, they took matters into their own hands rushing to the other side of the world to find their child. kyung lah has their story. >> reporter: george and angela, they can almost feel their daughter, they're that close, but they can't get there. >> please, please. >> reporter: these men are local ukrainian officials urging these parents to not enter the pro-russian rebel-held territory of donetsk. they flew by themselves to ukraine from australia with nothing other than shock and grief. >> there are battling around us. >> we know. we have to go, t

do you think as they say because the economy sim proving? >> no, i think it is inflation. i think the economy, this is scary thing about the fed right now. if you look at that employment report. start stripping it down. melissa: right. >> it was good, but there is a lot to worry about, right? huge amounts, people are not working as much as they used to. underparticipation in the labor force. lousy jobs, temporary jobs. pretty meager wage growth. you take all that into consideration. then you have pockets of inflation, which they have to deal with. melissa: that is not what goldman is saying. >> i don't care. melissa: i will lugs station of substantial progu.s. economy made -- full disclosure, full disclosure, jan and all those guys are pure concernssyians. they're big support is of president obama. they should put the disclaimer at bought their report. it is true. melissa: a little asterisk. we're shilling for the president. >> eventually interest rates have to go up. we can't be living this low-rate environment forever. it is historically anomalous, right? >> goldman sach

the money will go into the city's jen general fund so it -- general fund so it only requires a sim ao pass -- sim a majority to pass -- simple majority to pass. >>> the federal government is suing t mobile for the practice known as cramming. they say t-mobile charged customers for premium services, including special ring tones and horoscope subscriptions that the companies never authorized. one customer found one of those ten-dollar charges on page 123 of his bill. consumer advocates say lengthy bills make it easy for t-mobile to hide charges. >> it looks to us like t- mobiles with trying to get away with the fast one to rip off the customers and that's just not right. >> t-mobile says it's already stopped billing for the text services and it says it's reaching out to customers to let them know how to get refunds. >>> at least 11 people were hurt after a food truck exploded in philadelphia. as you can see, it was all caught on surveillance cameras. two women were inside the truck and received serious burns. the explosion happened yesterday evening as the truck was parked outside of a

for all of the cop inspector about children and family, israel exhibit little sim pathy, and that should begin to help us think about what is the root cause of the conflict, how is it that three israeli children can garner international attention, and yet the death of six palestinianians, the arrests and kidnapping of 545 palestinianians, and the invasion of 1300 homes and the bombing of 34 sites elicits not a peep of condemnation. this is a racist underdon at play, and we need to investigate this. >> you described hamas as a scare grow, isn't it true that hamas is part of a unity government with fatah. how can you disavow part of your open leadership, given that hamas is part of it. >> hamas - there's not a shred of evidence that israel produced or the ambassador said we have evidence but are not made that available to anybody. hamas has publicly said it wasn't responsible. if it was truly interested in breaking with the government, which was not in its interest because of its own crippled economy and depend eps on the unity -- dependence on the community government to be relevant they