that's the wattled smokey honey eater. >> wattled smokey honey eater. >> yeah, it's a mouthful, isn't> bruce was on the march to find what are called birds of paradise. the black sickle bill bird of paradise was of particular interest. the sickle bill has a distinctive call. [bird hooting] the bird is so rare it took bruce 30 years to see his first sickle bill. we were trying to find one in ten days. >> can you see him, bob? he's definitely curious. [bird hooting] he's not far. >> and then we saw one. it was only a glimpse, but it was long enough to marvel at his extravagant tail. the key to finding the sickle bill, it turns out, was a dead stump. >> that is a very special place. that is the display site of that black sickle bill bird of paradise that we glimpsed. this is the first time i've ever seen a display site. >> really? >> this is where the male does his dance for the female, only on the top of that perch. >> literally does a dance? >> he does a dance, and he completely transforms himself into some otherworldly creature. >> the dance is part of the mating ritual. and it only h

and you probably heard of his scholarship fund, the morgan and smokey brown foundation. since 2008, it has helped lots of families foot the bill for catholic high school tuition but this year there's a problem. jared healey got the news last june as he was graduating eighth grade he's been selected by neighborhood activist patrick brown to receive a character based thousand dollars a year scholarship from the morgan and smokey brown foundation. the money would help ease the pain of $6,100 a year tuition at neumann-goretti high school. >> it was great. it was something that he earned and something esche be proud of. >> reward for being a good kid. >> absolutely. >> reporter: jared loved neumann-goretti. he played freshman basketball and earned a spot on the varsity baseball team. then came spring. mom and dad learned they'd be expected to attend a mandatory may gala on behalf of the scholarship recipients. price tag, 300 bucks per couple. >> so we're paying $300 for a din are in, um, for a thousand dollars scholarship that still hasn't been paid. >> reporter: oh, yeah, th

the morgan smokey brown foundation has helped lots of kids with catholic high school tuition.et's hope this situation can be resolved to everyone's satisfaction. in the newsroom, working to get results, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> let's check in with chief meteorologist scott williams who has got a look at your tuesday morning forecast. >>> iain, it will be cool and crisp tomorrow morning. in fact we're looking at near record lows potentially for the philadelphia area. the record low get this for tomorrow morning is 59 degrees set 100 years ago. so will we break that record? we'll come close. i think in the city temperatures bottom out in the low 60s. but in the suburbs you might want to grab light jacket headed out to work tomorrow. 57 degrees the average low mostly sunny it will be crisp as well as refreshing and still a little breezy. those drier northwesterly winds at about 10 miles per hour so perfect for that morning walk with the dog or just getting outdoors first thing tomorrow morning. as we look at how temperatures play out, you can see dropping into the 50s by

he was the recipient of a $1,000 a year scholarship from the morgan and smokey brown foundation.ased on character and handed out by neighborhood good guy pat brown the money would help pay the tuition at neumann-goretti. >> your reaction immediately is? >>> it's great. you know, a thousand dollars. um, you know, so the tuition goes from 6150 to 515 5150. >> i was excited. i was very proud. i was very proud that he got it. >> reporter: basically for being a good kid? >> yeah. >> reporter: jared thrived in his freshman year at the high school. played freshman basketball and made the varsity baseball team. but when spring arrived mom and dad were notified they were to attend a mandatory gala on behalf of scholarship recipients at 300 bucks a couple. >> it's small money to get bigger money. i thought, okay, we'll do this. >> reporter: meanwhile his parents were shorting their monthly tuition bill by a bit. believing the scholarship was picking up the rest. it was not. the school year ended the healeys learned they were a thus san dollars short on their tuition bill. christine healey

well run dispensary and when greg shep was involved on ocean avenue our were met the environment was smokey and messy when the other person took over we stopped going. there's no room for unprofessionalism when health is the issue. greg shep is the epitomize of the honest medical cannabis provider it's my understanding that greg shep has been given the run run around and it's my sincere hope and belief that the commission will error open the do of the kind of professional we need and president in the medical cannabis field. thank you very much. >> thank you duo do you care to state your name for the record. >> i'm susan tip of the iceberg even. >> any public comment on that item? >> okay. thank you mr. pacheco can you switch to the other microphone if we're going to use that other microphone if you like and hello, everyone. >> my name is brenda r vi suffer from various medical problems but yo go into that. i was a member of the waterfall and there was a supervisor running that and i can't tell you all the names it got so terrible to bad that i left and i said i don't want to go into there t

and a smokey wire resting on a downed tree. a large oak fell and crushed a woman's car, she was visiting her cousin when the storms rolled through. a 14-year-old boy struck by lightning in glenolden, delaware county, last night is back home from the hospital, david botkin paris is home now, the lightning hit as he left his mom's house. >> walked to my friend's car and i was like running and i heard it and then i was just shocked and shaking and bleeding everywhere. >> the boy's mother says the doctors told her that the rubber soles of david's shoes probably helped him from getting more injury, he just got the shoes recently from a friend. our storm coverage continues on the 6 abc news app, we have information on cleanup and dozens of photographs of damage left behind and be sure to check 6 abc news app. >>> police identified the body of a woman found yesterday at the 300 block of kensington. laura araujo was stuffed into a duffle bag. >> today the medical examiner confirmed laura araujo had been beaten and strangled. >> we don'

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> ginger hayes and her 11-month-old son, nicholas, were kidnapped from a parking lot in greenville, north carolina. >> this was broad daylight on a saturday morning. nobody expects a crime of that nature to happen in a time frame like that. >> i didn't have any clue what anybody could have done, you know? carjacked, kidnapped, god forbid, you know, murder. >> 45 minutes after the kidnapping, surveillance video showed ginger and an unidentified man going through a grocery store checkout line. >> it gives you that little bit of hope, you know? she's alive now. maybe she'll be alive five minutes from now or an hour from now, et cetera, until you have time to find them. >> but the baby wasn't in the surveillance footage, leading police to believe that the perpetrator had an accomplice. >> i knew my daughter well enough to know, and i had seen her with nicolas enough to know, that had he not been in jeopardy at that point in time, she would have fought like a wildcat. >> investigators were hopeful that robbery was the kidnapper's only motive. >

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researchers saw smokey the pole-smoker over here engage in 28 acts of fellatio over 116 hours, averagingne act for every four hours. truly terrifying. i had no idea bears had that many birthdays. (cheers and applause) finally, i bring you the most terrifying bear in the history of this program. meet pyros, a brown bear living in the pyrenees mountains. you can always tell a european bear because they don't shave their arm pits. pyros is not only a vicious man eater, he's a voracious ladykiller because pyros is father, grandfather or great grandfather of nearly all of the cubs born in the region over the past two decades. can't blame the ladies. just look at him. that thick coat. that broad muzzle. that high zygomatic arch. i mean, tranquilizer gun to my head? sure. plus, pyros' sexual prowess now means there are only four other males, with just one not related to him... causing a huge risk of inbreeding. which brings me to the number one threat facing america: pyros the beer... for changing my heart about bears. because i was moved when i learned that pyros is "facing castration for his

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that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> ari squire was working on a diesel truck fuel filter at the time of his death. when investigators re-created the incident, they discovered it would have been easy for someone to release the jack holding up the truck and kill the person working beneath it. >> a lot of people showed surprise that ari would not have used safety equipment when working underneath his vehicle. >> as investigators tried to figure out what was going on, detective morrison was home watching television and saw an episode of "forensic files" that was eerily similar. >> madison rutherford case, it happened in new england. i'm watching and i'm seeing he took a dead body. there's a truck fire. he faked his death and then came back and assumed another identity. there were so many similarities between the two cases. >> the life insurance amounts in both cases were virtually identical. >> madison rutherford, he had two insurance policies, one for $5 million, 1 for $2 million. it was very similar to ari where ari had one for $5 million and one for $1 million. >> the madi

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> international investigators from the osce say they're on the move again today outside the city of donetsk, heading for the crash site of malaysia airlines flight 17. heavy fighting in eastern ukraine has kept them from the wreckage for the past four days. the dutch prime minister and the osce are both calling for a ceasefire in the area so investigators can begin their work. cnn international correspondent nick paton walsh and his crew took another route to the crash site and found it littered with debris and the final possessions of lost lives. >> the road isn't easy. past shelling, eerie separatist checkpoints, but where it leads is harder still. in beauty surely nothing could spoil lies a horror still unresolved. 12 days since mh17 was blown out of the sky. it remains here, a monument to cruelty. to how 298 souls, some shipped in parts away on a separatist train, have yet to find complete rest. questions left. what or who else did they love? what did they feel in their last moments? the silence in these field is that of a tomb, like s

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> detectives across new york and new jersey were desperately trying to find a serial killer who was targeting gay men. the media dubbed him the last call killer. the most recent victim, mike sakara, was last seen in a bar with a white male whom he introduced to the bartender as a nurse working at st. vincent's hospital in new york. when police followed up with the local hospitals, they identified a male nurse at st. vincent's, 38-year-old mark slaten who not only resembled the composite drawing, he also lived in staten island near the stores where the killer purchased the latex gloves and garbage bags used in the murders. unfortunately slaten's prints didn't match the prints found on the plastic bags. >> it's heartbreaking. you're out there pounding the pavement, doing everything you can, and you don't have an answer for them. so it was very frustrating. >> thinking that the killer may have misled his victims about where he worked, detective kuhn enlisted his own children in the investigation to distribute the composite sketch of the killer to

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> investigators found a fingerprint on the light switchamide adeyooye's apartment. the print didn't match olamide's former roommate, ashley todd martin, or any of the other suspects questioned in the case. but police were still searching for their prime suspect, maurice wallace. according to his credit card activity, he was traveling throughout the southern united states. to track him more closely, investigators focused on his cell phone activity. >> through cellular phone forensics, we were able to locate very specifically where maurice wallace was in realtime. >> when wallace made a call from a shopping mall in atlanta, georgia, police were standing by. >> police! don't move! don't move! >> when police arrested maurice wallace, they found olamide's keys in his possession, which was a big giveaway at that point. >> wallace wasn't driving olamide's car. he was driving a rental car instead. >> there was a gas can that was located in his rental vehicle. we suspected it may have been used to start this fire. >> wallace denied any involvement

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that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> while searching for the person responsible for the brutal axe attack, investigators first tried to uncover the motive. >> we don't have axe murderers here. it was just an alarming, tremendously alarming case. >> police learn that peter porco had a relative in organized crime who'd been in trouble with the law. >> the relative is frank porco, known as frankie "the fireman" porco. >> frankie was serving time in federal prison for loan sharking. there were rumors that frankie porco would provide state's evidence and information in return for a lighter sentence. >> it was what they call a signature killing, you know, that the mob would do, and it was a fireman's act because it was retaliation for frankie the fireman. frankie the fireman put doubt on this theory. >> he was in prison because he wasn't a snitch. and he had been made offers to cooperate with authorities to avoid prison, and he didn't, so he ended up in prison. >> then investigators learned that peter and joan porco had life insurance policies totaling $1 million. investigator

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> police searched nationwide for phillup partin, a convictedho had already admitted to police during a phone call that he had picked up joshan ashbrook while she was hitchhiking. investigators learned that partin and his daughter were living in newport richey, florida, with a friend he had met in prison. when questioned, partin's roommate said he hadn't seen partin or his daughter since joshan's murder was covered in the local news. he also said he had never seen joshan ashbrook at his house either. with a search warrant, police examined the room partin and his daughter had been using, and initially found nothing suspicious. >> we lifted up a throw rug that was in between the two beds, and when we pulled the throw rug back, there was a huge, discolored stain. >> the stain was about four feet long and smelled of bleach. it looked like someone had recently tried to clean it, so criminalists lifted the carpet and found traces of blood underneath, which they collected for dna testing. forensic analysts also went over every inch of the room. >> they

"eyewitness news" has learned that circuit breaker blew in the basement causing smokey conditions in hotel. as a precaution all guests and employees' vac waited the building. >>> more breaking news secretary of state john kerry has just arrived in israel where he will work to broker a cease-fire to end bloodshed in the gaza strip. once again this is new video right now kerry landed at israel's main airportaviv despite an faa ban. israel primes president and u.n. chief today. death toll in gaza continues to climb fighting

"eyewitness news" has learned a circuit breaker blew in the basement and that caused smokey conditionsea of the hotel. as a precaution guests and employees' vac waited that hotel but this turns out to be a circuit breaker and not an actual fire as reported by other media outlets. >>> there is an unsolved mystery in new york, authorities are working to find out who put what appears to be a whitewashed american flag atop the brooklyn bridge. now police are investigating security breach to see how someone scaled the bridge getting past security. surveillance video shows light by the the flag flickering before it goes out, aluminum covers where those lights used to be but then getting to the top of the bridge could not be easy. access is only possible through a locked gate and quarter mile climb on a foot wide cable high above the east river. >> there is some indication of some good deal of preoperational planning, perhaps some indication that they have experience climbing in construction or in bridgework. >> new york city has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to secure its landmarks s

it is going to add that smokey element to the sauce. you can smell that.ut with salt pepper and butter. we have our ps. >> mia try to festive dish with fresh lettuce. that is it. as simple as the. >> that is easy. the list goes in at the end. the kinds of soften the cream. you want to let it kind of milk. another little texture component to the dish. that is the summer time spring ragout. >> i've been dragging these around for about 20 years. a collaboration between myself and another chef. mia and friends for around 25 years. >> this opportunity came up she asked me and i did not hesitate. what is the concept? >> whole roasted chicken that is going to get smoked for about 20 minutes first. a little bit of smoke. redoing whole roasted boneless fish. we'll take out all of the bones leave the head and tail on and roast the fish. i've been doing stunts and i'm a chef. those will be the main focus. also have a vegetarian option roasted in a tandoori oven. every ship crew very accent's a lot of oysters. some starter courses and side dishes. i could have that fo

it will be difficult to see in those dentally smokey areas.ou want to watch out we can eee a few showers as we take you back to the maps. we have a weak frontal boundary but most of the rain will fall across the western portion of the state. we have the fires further inland where it's still hot. form this will area has been above average as far as temperatures are concerned and blow average as far as rainfall. washington, oregon into idaho and now winds are picking up. >> that's blowing the smoking in all different directions. mainly southwesterly flow here that's further east. we are watching out for some areas where we are dealing with an elevated fire risk through your this evening and more into the start of the woke work. >> thank you for watching "al jazeera america" live from new york. slavery a 21st sent trial evil is coming up next. don't go anywhere. >> for 300 years, the most powerful nations on earth grew richer and stronger on the profits of the slave trade. over twelve million men, women and children were forcibly transported from

filling the national park with a smokey haze. as kron 4's charles clifford reports, these fires will be burning for days to come. flash >> reporter:in amador county, near the town of plymouth.. the sand fire has been burning since friday evening. >> reporter:so far 3,800 acres have been charred, 13 homes have been destroyed, and one person has been injured. several nearby communities remain under evacuation orders >> reporter:more than 1,800 fire fighters have been working on the this wildfire.. the good news monday evening is that this fire is 75 percent contained. and cal fire hopes to have this one under control by later this week. >> reporter:the other big fire burning right now is in mariposa county, on the western edge of yosemite national park. this wildfire is burning just to the north of highway one forty, near the town of el portal.. twenty-six hundred acres have been charred so far and fire crews have this blaze just 5 percent contained. it's actually burning inside yosemite and in the stanislaus national forest. on mo

receive glory ultimately one holmes how much we've been to the mysterious cost of a cult classic under smokey pulls away from the park clearing the road for the robot. technology. we've done the future of our. welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser the money is the root of all easy pickens and money is the root of all crashes for a once every dumb dumb ass but to what fool is want to sell stacy macs is a lot of money around the first tweet is from market watch s. and p. five hundred close point two percent higher at one thousand nine hundred eighty seven and two cents closing at a record level for the twenty sixth time this year but on the same day within the same hour we received this tweet from reuters jamie i.m.f. cuts u.s. two thousand and fourteen growth forecast to one point seven percent from two percent only a month ago yes well this is an interesting.

it is sweet and smokey from being in the pan on high heat. >> so generally speaking, who lives in thisb in this town? >> yes. only muslim. >> only muslim? >> only jewish. >> only jewish in the village. >> and this? >> that's a zucchini that's been grilled. and then we use the sauce. it's that intense kind of goat-y flavor. very typical for palestinian cooking. >> okay. man, this is good. >> i just had this incredibly delicious meal completely oblivious to the fact that it's entirely vegetarian. if any of the vegetarian restaurants in new york served food that tasted near this, i would actually go there. you made it, i'd consider it. >> and this? >> zucchini. >> and the apricots. the sweet apricots we had. >> all this food is intensely delicious. >> are you hopeful? >> of course, i had my children, i need to see them. >> i respect her religion, she respects my religion, my family. and together, we can build something for our kids. our future country. that's what we think, and that's what we give the message for our customers. >> part of the attraction of this restaurant, the fact it act

and you, our viewers, decided that samantha is getting the smokey look., great choice. i have seen samantha, she is going to look gorgeous. three styles to pick from in the outfit. head to "good morning america" on yahoo! to vote. can't wait to see it. >> cannot wait for that either. am i right to guess where this is going? give the viewers a chance to decide how we're going to look? >> out there, george, i'm looking at you going -- >> in theater, when the gun is on the table in the first act, it gets used by the end. that's what you have just done. >> our friend, dan harris, and in all week long. >> i don't know if i can do the news. >>> and a major quake striking the mexico/guatemala border. it was felt strongly across southern mexico. >>> severe weather in the midwest, a dozen tornados in iowa, extensive damage. no reports of serious injury or death. and strong winds to michigan, ripping the roof off a strip mall there. get the forecast from ginger zee in just a moment. >>> new scrutiny for thousands of passengers, cell phones, laptops and other device

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> blif thi believe that jack s a paid killer to closef my son lee harvey oswald. >> there are people in criminal activities, there was a lot of investigation about a potential conspiracy. >> ruby would have been one of the most unlikely and worst hitmen that mob could ever get. >> on november 24th, 1963, harvey oswald was supposed to be trabs ferd at 10:00. at 10:00, the evidence is undisputed that jack ruby was at home asleep. >> he was sending in money order to one of the strippers from a western unor office from across from the courthouse at 11:17 a.m. >> we know that it had 11:20, three minutes later, a block away, jack ruby killed lee harvey oswald. the evidence showed that he was down there anywhere from five to 15 seconds. five to 15 seconds. if this is a hired assassin who is supposed to have advanced information, he is the world's best hire. >> jack ruby was a police and media groupie. ruby thought he was our friend. ruby's act was out of vigilante. he wanted nothing more to be known, you know, people to flock to his nightclub t

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> there are approximately 80,000 abandoned buildings limits. what that translates to, unfortunately, is about 14 acts of arson a day. nearly 5,000 a year. that's just arson. that doesn't include the thousands of other types of fires and medical emergencies the detroit fire department responds to every day. with an ever-lower valued housing market where you can buy a home for as little as $500, many houses are burned down for the insurance. many because angry neighbors, desperate to hang on, see abandoned structures taken over by crackheads or drug gangs. with law enforcement stretched ridiculously thin, they resort to burning them out. they won't say it. i will. the detroit fire department is underfunded, underequipped, often badly and incompetently led, and up against what seems like a never-ending war. a city on fire. their safety equipment, their boots, their clothes, are often moldering and shambolic. but they fight on. this is the second time they've been to this house. if it happens to be arson, chances are no one will ever know f

smokey in the corner.this eye is we have double her lashes. >> she has two rows of false lashes very quickly because we are running out of time, you say skinnies important. >> no audio. >> i have work with sherry before. that with man knows what she's doing. >> those woman are gorgeous. >> bold and the beautifully cannot under do it on your wedding day with your make up. we will be right back more good day coming out. >>> hey, we're coming up in about seven minutes for wendy here, and, okay, it is what, world snake day. >> it is indeed. >> so kacie has agreed to wear one of these snakes. allison from party animals, come on in here. >> yes, right over there. >> what kind of snake. >> thinks a snake from mad gascar. >> traveled a long way. >> yes. >> slap it on her. >> yes, wear it like a necklace. >> yes. >> okay. >> so cute you are. >> is what the name of this one. >> it is constricting my neck, i'm not kidding. >> you can call us, the animals and bring the the snake, to you for your party. >> yes. >> get

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday.ys choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "the lead." the coincidences in the crash of flight 17 can be difficult for the mind to reconcile beginning with the fact that this is the second disaster involving a malaysia airlines plane in just four months. flight an endent san jeed sing apparently changed shifts to fly. and then there's killeen mann whom the ap reports lost her step daughter on flight 17, she also lost her brother, rod burrows and sister-in-law mary on flight 370. but there are also stories like the couple who was supposed to board flight 17 with their baby. they just missed the flight because of a lack of seats which unwittingly saved their lives

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> secretary of state john kerry's work to seize fireeen met with strong criticism. critics include columnists who say secretary kerry's efforts have been doing more harm than good. david and the author of the book. thanks for being with us. i want to start by reading a column you wrote on secretary kerry. you said and i quote, u.s. secretary of state john kerry ruined everything and went on to say, quote, the obama administration proved once again that the best friend of its enemies and the biggest enemy of its friends. the man from massachusetts intercepted with his own hands, the reasonable seize fire within reach and pushed both the palestinian and israelis towards an escalation most of them did not want. what exactly did secretary kerry do that in your opinion, basically, pushed the escalation? >> anderson, let me start by saying with this terrible evening, terrible day that we had, i'm a proud israeli. i think israeli is right to defend itself. but i'm horrified by the pictures we've seen this evening, and my heart, my heart goes o

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. ♪ >>> oxford, mississippi, is a lovely, incongruouslylls drawn, perhaps, by its rich literary tradition as the home of one of our greatest authors, william faulkner. faulkner was a mississippi native, a former postman, an outdoorsman and eventual winner of the nobel prize in literature and two pulitzer prizes for fiction. he never graduated high school. this was his house, roanoke. faulkner wrote such american classics as "the sound and the fury," "as i lay dying," "light in august" and "absalom absalom." and many of his works took place in a fictional county, a place very much like this place, in mississippi. >> this is where faulkner started his writing career, in this room here. >> for the past ten years, bill griffith has been curator at william faulkner's estate. >> he added this room after he won the nobel prize. on the wall here is an outline of one of his novels. >> that was his greatest book. >> faulkner thought this was his masterpiece. >> jack pendarvis is the author of "your body is changing," "the mysterious secret of the va

"eyewitness news" has learned that circuit breaker blew in the basement causing smokey conditions in the hotel. as a precaution all guests and employees' vac waited the building. >>> more breaking news secretary of state john kerry has just arrived in israel where he will work to broker a cease-fire to end bloodshed in the gaza strip. once again this is new video right now kerry landed at israel's main airportaviv despite an faa ban. israel primes president and u.n. chief today. death toll in gaza continues to climb fighting began on the eighth of july more than 600 palestinians and 29 israelis have been kill. >>> faa ban on commercial flights in tel remains in effect for 24 hours. >> the the restrictions disrupted flight timetables all across the world and right here at home: "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from philly international with what travelers have to say about this ban jane, good morning. >> reporter: well, first, we are expecting the faa to update us on this travel ban, a little later today. in the meantime philadelphia area travelers are left trying to f

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> i have to tell you, i could not fall asleep last night was flying fast and furious about lebron james. if i went to sleep, i was going to miss it. is he going back to cleveland? the world is holding their breath. >> we have more on the bleacher report. >> who would have thought four years after the infamous decision, lebron may be taking his talents home? lebron met with pat riley yesterday in las vegas. lebron has not made his decision yet. he's going to discuss it with his family before making an announcement. the cavs are doing everything they can, making a trade so they can give lebron a max contract. the entire city of cleveland is on pins and needles. they are the front-runners right now. of course they would be crushed, again, if lebron decides not to go back home. the rest of the nba free agency remains on hold, waiting for lebron's decision. carmelo anthony is weighing his options. however, barring any last second change of heart carmelo will resign with the knicks. you will not hear from carmelo until lebron makes his announceme

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> we're live in jerusalem covering breaking news here. we're also following the breaking news in ukraine. phil black is at the scene of the crash. let's also bring in our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto and all of our analysts. first i want to go to our own chris cuomo who has now made it to eastern ukraine. tell us where you are right now. what you're seeing. >> reporter: we are in a few hundred kilometers away from where phil black is, the site of the plane coming down. you have to understand, wolf, this is so unusual we have this disaster, this plane being brought down in the midst of an ongoing conflict. so there are curfews. it's very dangerous. you have disparate factions of militants who the are not coordinated. some may let you go, some may not. the country in general is still dealing with which way this conflict is going to go. behind us is a place called liberty square, obviously commemorating the independence of ukraine. but in the middle of it is a statue of lenin, just to give you the two competing interest

we get right out to breaking news right now, very smokey fire, crews are still on the scene. >> fox'sive with the latest for us, dawn, good morning. >> good morning, chris, karenment i am on 29200 block every 39th street in pennsauken, where there was terrible house fire this morning. take a look, just real a shell after twin that's lefter. this fire broke out about 4:30 this morning, and flames just raised through the place, when crews arrived on the scene take a look, pictures from the pennsauken fire department, flames were just shooting from this home. causing extensive damage. the fire chief says the roof, the fire was so bad, that the roof ended up collapsing into the third floor. making for a very dangerous situation here. >> due to the structure being compromised, our guys are working in a delicate fashion. we have a company of firefighters standing by should any of them get hurt or be caught in a bad situation. but we're trying to put out some of the hot spots, and we will be here for little longer because of the structure being compromised. >> i seen a lot of flames. a lot o

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> crime and punishment tonight, we have details aboutlice staged of cooper harris. it's the latest as justin harris sits in jail without bond. he's charged with murder and child cruelty after leaving his son in the hot car for seven hours. he says it was a terrible accident. details about justin harris that have surfaced online. >> reporter: internet postings believed to be by justin ross harris seem to depict two different people. for instance, last year on what looks to be his account, harris talks about his new job and new baby in glowing terms. i am now in my dream job, have a beautiful six month old son and love going to work every day. i wouldn't be happier. contrast that with this tweet allegingly from ross harris to a friend seven months later, new invention snooze button on babies. of course amusements of a sleep-deprived parent are nothing unusual but given the question of him murdering his son gives it new meaning. in a suburban atlanta parking lot, it was disturbing deja view. investigators scientifically reenacted the condit

. ♪ ♪ what's going on baby >> it's amazing to me, listening to marvin gaye, a lot of spoky smokey robinsonrack of my youth, oddly enough. and it's interesting, interviewing musicians currently and so many of them are influenced by these guys of the '60s. >> oh, my goodness. motown? forget it. >> right? >> the level of song writing, the level of production is so high. and marvin gaye in particular is significant, because he took motown, the sound of young america, as it -- that was the slogan of motown. and essentially politicized that music. and that was a really key development. there was a desire on the part of barry gordie to take motown out of the fray. but couldn't. there was too much going on and stevie wonder and marvin gaye were the two central figures who kind of moved it into the area of politics. >> but anthony, all these people were talking about, they are still, you know, pertinent, listened to. rock stars today. in 2014. and we're talking about the '60s. and it's interesting to sort of juxtapose some of the musicians popping today versus these guys from the '60s, the longevit

that's all smokey wants for his 70th birthday. >>> don lemon back with alisyn camerota on cnn.the wake of the crash of flight 17, the world is watching vladimir putin and debating what to do now if russia did indeed provide the weapons that brought down that plane. cnn foreign affairs correspondent elise lavette has more. >> reporter: even as the investigation gets under way, the united states is laying out the case. russia's support for rebels in eastern ukraine is at the root of this tragedy. >> while it may take some time to firmly establish who shot down a plane filled with innocents, most cabinet members and international community have been warning for months about the devastation that would come if russia did not stop what it started, if it did not rein in what it unleashed. >> reporter: with casualties from about a dozen nation, the shoot-down of flight 17 has turned ukraine into an international crisis. the prime minister of australia, which lost 28 citizens, says moscow is fueling it. >> the idea that russia can somehow say that none of this has anything to do with th

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. >> every dog is seasoned at the very end with this smokey, rich, salty basting butter.- i don't consider myself like a hot dog expert. customer is the experts. everybody knows what a hot dog is. doesn't matter if you're nine years old or 90 you are an expert. >> the reason we're all experts is in part because the hot dog is most of all, perfect in its simplicity. >> cowan: swimmers beware. jellyfish are just ahead. >> cowan: we're told katharine hepburn swam here. summertime is more convenient time to take a dip unless you run across one of the creatures that martha teichner is about to show us. >> that something, out there in the water. just waiting to get you. no, not a shark. a whole lot more likely, a jellyfish. an estimated 150 million people are stung by jellyfish every year around the world, according to a paper published by the journal of travel medicine. the stings, anywhere from just irritating -- >> fire, fire, fire. >> to deadly. endurance swimmer diana nyad seen here in a documentary was stung repeatedly during her attempts to swim from cuba to florida. >>

. >> we could see the smokey remains of a rocket just off the road. israeli military says 1, 200 rockets have been fired in the past nine days by hamas and islamic jihad. they have ramped up targets in gaza after hamas rejected the cease fire and kept firing rockets at israel. let's go to gaza now. more on the children killed on that beach today. our senior international correspondent ben wedeman is joining us. you were there. you saw the funeral for those boys. i'm trying to get a little sense the palestinians there, i assume they are very angry at israel, but are they also angry at hamas for rejecting that cease fire yesterday because the israelis make the point that those boys would be alive if hamas had accepted the cease fire. >> reporter: most people at this point don't really blame hamas because people realize that after more than 200 dead here, after hundreds of homes destroyed, after this huge disruption of the last ten days that they want not just a cease fire that will return to the status quo before of this began. they want to see a fundam

as an eighth grader, jared was a recipient of a $1,000 a year scholarship from the morgan smokey brown foundation. they shorted their bill every month thinking the scholarship was picking up the tab, well it wasn't. at the end of the year they were a,000 short on their bill. they were told they would have money by late may, early june. it's now late july, we're headed into august, still nothing. >> it's a,000. you know, so the tuition goes from 6150 to 5150. >> i was very proud that he got it. >> well, what makes the situation even worse in the spring, the family was told they had to attend a mandatory gala on behalf of the scholarship recipients. it cost $300 a couple. so they paid that and went. the founder of the charity tells us here at fox that an ongoing irs audit has left the foundation short on cash. but the situation will be resolved within four weeks. of course, we will stay on that story. >>> as you know, a community is trying to come together to help police nab two men wanted for that deadly car jacking that left three kids dead. district attorney seth williams and police c

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