>> in the last year, spike lee, neil young have launched kickstarter. it is strange when i see kickstart are listed on a video. i think it is great that that happens. this is a tool for people to take an idea, share it with the world, invite people to become involved and go through the process of creation according to their rules. you do if you are spike lee and have made to thing and malcolm x, you still have to answer to somebody. when somebody writes a check, there are demands it and with it. sometimes it doesn't fit with someone wants to do. at that moment we are a great opportunity. if you are zach braff and you have a rabid fan base on the web, go to them and say let's make this movie together. they get to see the movie first, they get to be an extra in the movie, they get all these cool things. can you imagine martin scorsese letting you visit the set for 500 bucks? that is awesome. that is not scorsese begging you for money, that is him giving you the opportunity to be harder some anger you love to do. i think a lot of the cynical respective's s

these guys are spiking the ball, opposing teams, two by two, opposing team want to spike it over there and they have three chances to spike it back if it does not get back the oppose ing team gains a point. >> all right. >> i can hand that will within but i will in the try that one. let go over to can jam. now, this one i like it as well. i think maybe i can be better at this. >> i think you'll be good at this one. this one object is you are trying to get that right in the hole there. you will see he will throw it there he candy fleck it. he gain a point. danielle will cost it now. missed another point there. if they get it in the slot it is a win and game is over. >> let's talk to tommy. all right, tommy, lets see if tommy can spike it here. what happens if it is windy. show us, tommy. >> oh, no he missed it. >> that is what you are supposed to do spike it even on a windy sea breeze day. >> just jam it in there, you have than seeing the wind coming, frisby, goes any direction, you just hit it in there get as many points as you can good i love it, thanks very much. >> jessica, thanks v

prevented them from getting any further the army's waging an offensive on local militia there the spike declaring a forty kilometer no combat zone around the. cost service following the attempts of the group to reach the scene. international team all police force involving in australia and the netherlands nationals are unable to reach the crash site still flight m h seventeen for they second day in a row would be are sick and tired of being interrupted by gunfire it's despite the fact of you have agreed that there should be a ceasefire but were stopped short of reaching the site about twenty kilometers in that sound. where heavy fighting continues tillery and that gunfire is heard throughout the city as that people continue to flee the area. now this is all despite the announcement by president build up our schenkel combat zone within forty kilometers all of that area another town of shock because only about fifteen to twenty kilometers away from that site so that was clearly violated both sides are blaming each other for intensifying off the fighting near the crash sites of malaysia ai

stocks sell off, and oil prices spike.ine what that means for you at the pump and the airport folio. stay with us. ♪ >>> news of the downed malaysian >>> news of the downed malaysian airliner had an affect on wall street triggering a sell off. and when we found israel launched a ground incursion into gaza, it continued. stock markets ending lower. as usually happens, the stopped application of u.s. bonds. stock prices attempted to come back again. here are the results. the do you lost 161 -- dow lost 161 points: >> an indicator of how nerve ours intstors were, gold surged. in russia the markets were closed before the plane crash, but stocks were under pressure because of the sanctions the u.s. imposed. the stock change fell 2%. le ruble felt the heat, losing ground to the dollar. as the markets fell. crude oil spiked higher after the energy administration reported a larger that were expected drop in u.s. crude oil plying. the chief strategist says the jump could drive prices higher and lead to a short-term tax on the econo

during the final match, twitter chatter spiked to record levels while google searches went through the digital room. germany trending right now. slow ball despite efforts to speed up baseball games they are slower than ever. average this season 3 hours and 3 minutes this season. alex coachman first black woman to win olympic gold died. she was 90. unlikely kingdom. a man claimed a kingdom in africa so his daughter can be a princess. it's between egypt and sudan and no country claims that land. she is the princess. there you go. follow us on twitter at any time, at #cbssf. >>> major league baseball will honor one of its first openly gay players before tonight's all-star game in minnesota. former oakland a's and l.a. dodger glenn burke will be honored for his early role in the movement that is just now gaining traction in sports. he died in 1995 at age 42 from aids. 7 members of the oakland a's three members of the giants will play in tonight's all-star game. >>> forget the cream and sugar. how about adding a little butter to your coffee? it's the latest trend for your morning cup of joe

police deploy more spike sticks over the next several miles. >> struck another spike belt. i believe it's in the truck tires now. has no front tires anymore. he's running on the rims. >> but the driver speeds on. >> we're getting into the city. this guy is not stopping. >> the school bus is now inside the city line. just miles for albuquerque's most congested areas. a state police cruiser attempts to ram the bus off the road with a pit maneuver. but after three miles of vehicle to vehicle contact, the cruiser's front end is heavily damaged. hoping a bigger vehicle has a better chance, a police suv takes the lead. the pit maneuver is successful. police immediately sur round the bus. inside, the driver revs the engine as if trying to escape. officers respond with a nonlethal bean bag rounds. suddenly a member of the sheriff's office fires real bullets into the bus, striking the suspect three times. immediately a state police officer is seen shouting at the deputy sheriff. the suspect, meanwhile, is pulled from the bus, covered in blood and wearing only boxers. he's identified

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what san francisco police are now saying about the recent spike in violence. >>> and president obama unveils his multibillion-dollar plan to deal with the immigration crisis. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. a man in san jose is now behind bars accused of molesting young children. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live to explain how he was caught and the charges he faces. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. police had the mobile home park marked off with crime tape yesterday because they say a man broke into one of the homes here on lewis road, which is right off center road, there was a family with children who were inside who were able to escape. now, this is the suspect that san jose police took in custody. they say after 35-year-old victor monzaneres forced his way into the home, he barricaded himself in the house. officers were able to convince him to come out. there were no weapons in his possession but they ended up arresting him for annoying or molesting a child under the age of 18, one count of lewd acts with a child under 14. burglary, resistin

what's behind the shooting spike in new york and chicago. >> are folks more interested in politics or solving the problem. if they're interested in solving the problem, then this can be solved. if the preference is for politics, then it won't be solved. >> that was president obama in dallas this week, attempting once again to frame the debate over immigration. and pointing the finger at republicans for failing to act. under fire for his decision not to visit the texas border during a three-day fund-raising swing through the state, the president is asking congress for millions. it's turned into a political and humanitarian crisis for the administration. joining us this week, dorothy, and columnist kim strosel, and mary o'grady. mary, you followed this issue for years, migration from the americas to the united states. what is behind this influx of children? >> well, i think, paul, what you have is a combination of factors, both push and pull factors. from central america, you have lots of crime and violence. >> right. >> and that's well documented. general kelly wrote a piece in the mil

>>> and we'll look at what's behind the shooting spike in new york and chicago. >>> are folks more interested in politics or solving the problem? if they're interested in solving the problem, then this can be solved. if the preference is for politics, this won't be solved. >> welcome to "the journal editorial report." that was president obama in dallas, attempting to frame the debate over immigration, and pointing the finger on republicans for failing to act. and under fire for his decision not the visit the texas border, he's asking for $3.7 billion from congress. a situation that has turned into a political and humanitarian crisis for the president. here's our panel. mary, you followed the issue for years. immigration to the united states. what is behind this influx of children? >> well, you have push and pull factors. so, from central america, lots of crime and violence. and that's well-documented. general kelly wrote a piece for the military times this week, saying the effect of the war on drugs there has created chaos and a breakdown of institutions there. and the pull factor, an asylum

in the 50s to low 60s and then we go back into the upper 60s in the upcoming weekend and with the spike in humidity comes the chance of storms, early morning on future tracker,s quiet, sun and clouds. there could be a spotty shower around but most areas stay dry and the best chance of storms erupts here friday afternoon north and west as we get into the upcoming weekend. your five-day at 5:00, tomorrow north day with low humidity, we call it another winner, a cool start and warmer finish at 84 and clouds build on friday and a shower or downpour at 84 and the humidity spikes scan sunday and it looks like a pretty wet weekend now especially saturday with many downpours and 76, it stays unsettled at 80 and a pop-up likely on monday and 86 degrees, now cecily tynan hangs out with us animals here with us every day. come on! you have to show that? i'm standing here like a real man. >> it's not going to hurt you adam, i promise, this is madeira, a california king snake. this one has a bad back, she has arthritis, snakes get it like people. and they are called king snakes because they can eat r

part of a frightening spike in shootings.ccording to the new york police department, at 10.3% increase in the number of shootings victims from this time last year. >> to hear gunshots with your child around is not the best thing ever. i worry about my daughter all the time. it's just something we have to live with. >> reporter: but why now after new york city seemed to have gun crime under control? all this comes just 11 months after a federal judge ended new york's controversial stop and frisk policy. which gave police officers the power to search someone without a warrant based on reasonable suspicion. new york mayor bill de blasio. >> i don't think this has had an impact. it's being used a lot less than in the past because as in the past, almost 90% of those stopped were not guilty of anything. >> reporter: some new york city residents who applauded that ruling now wish officers were more proactive on the streets. >> there is somebody walk do you think the street with a gun on them or something like that, the officer who a

. >> going to set up spikes at 113. 113. >> conway wants spikes to be set up down the road to deflate davis' tires. by this point, the chase has almost reached the state line. >> does idaho have anyone in the area? >> up ahead, an idaho state policeman lays down the spikes with seconds to spare. >> they're coming. watch out! >> davis runs over the spikes. air escapes rapidly from his tires and he's slowing down. but george davis is not about to give up. somehow, he maneuvers his disabled vehicle to face his pursuers. >> i heard our engine rev up and i knew what deputy conway was going to do. he didn't announce it to me but i could tell he was going to ram him. >> conway rams the ford taurus at close to 60 miles an hour with the officers speeding toward him, davis actually opens his door so he can get a clearer shot, but he misses. as the smoke clears, deputy conway's okay but hildenstab, whose seat belt is broken, is thrown into the windshield. >> it had blinded me. when i tried to open my eyes, i had all kinds of glass shards and stuff in my eyes. >> stay down! stay down! >> hildenst

can you see the spike? >> yes.re have been 52 deals of inversions, and 19 of them have occurred since 2009, so there is certainly a large spike here. what is your reaction to the story that morgan brennan just reported, and that's that the i.r.s. just yesterday green lighted the reorganization of windstream communications, and it may well be adapted by other telecom companies, to call themselves a reit. why don't you and i call ourselves reits? >> we've looked at that before. when tax reform occurs, we'll look at the issue of reits, but that's no reason toll turn attention away from inversions. i like your reporting, and i think it's important to do that, but the here and now right now, are all of these inversions that essentially are changing adds, and essentially escape taxes. the average citizen can't simply change their address and avoid paying taxes. >> no, certainly not. >> so why should they companies be able to do that? >> certainly not. >> you say certainly not. that's what we are saying. i understand the

earlier we talked about how duringf beer has spiked the cup. sales of televisions have also spiked. rise andes are on the manufactures have the world cup to thank. in the months leading up to the game, one out of 10 french have opted for an upgrade. the formula has worked in attracting new clients. >> we don't really have this at home. >> there was a 25% increase in tv sales in france in the month of may in comparison to the same time last year. a trend in june. housel's in the country bent on average around 400 euros to upgrade their tv to the latest model -- households in the country spent on average 400 euros. >> everything is high definition, even curved screens. >> welcome news to struggling tv makers. ahead of theers quarterfinal with germany on friday are hoping it lasts all the way to the finals. >> i will handed back over to you, tom. i bet people are buying new screens to watch france 24, don't you think? >> i'm sure you are, a much better watch than any football game. they koussa much, marcus carlson. time to take a look at what is happening online here on france 24. welc

as we go into the -- spike up.e 24-hour markets, they turn the machines on sunday night, if there's anything that happens over the weekend, you know, you'll see a spike be up in those safe haven trades. other than that, i think as far as the stock market, we're trading at technical levels. a lot of people are looking to try to get the 2000 print and the s&p, and a lot of people are looking what's north of 17,000 in the dow. but certainly, we're setting ourselves up for some type of move especially because we're moving into the summer months. in two more weeks as august comes in and a lot of europeans go on vacation in august, so quiet month. lori: want to get jeff flock to weigh in and pick up on the commodities, jeff, because regardless of what's driving the sentiments, there's a lot of action, and people, traders, investors making a lot of money these last couple of weeks. >> well, grain's been an opportunity. grains had been an opportunity for people, lori. but i'll tell you, you know, as great as you look, you

and spiking then with the late afternoon thunderstorms, but feeling like upper 90s. and numerous shores and thunderstorms, especially the first half the day thursday, and back down to 85. and lower humidity again come friday. below average of 84 degrees. this is a summer without the heat and humidity. we let you know if that continues in the seven-day notice next half-hour. >> thank you. >>> the very first wawa store that the company ever opened will close its doors. on mcdade boulevard was the very first location 50 years ago. but it is closing to make room for a new store with a gas station. the new location will be at mcdade and route 420. construction expected to start next spring. the wawa officials hope to include historic pictures of the first store in the brand new low creation. >>> and what are we buzzing about scene of the accident >> one father makes the bet, the odds 500 to 1. and he is cashing in big today. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to g

he spikes it with authority. the niners rally to win on this crazy play. it's edda bartolo who makes the catch. the niners win. >>> after getting embarrassed by germany, brazil was hoping to at least wind up with third place. there would be no consolation prize. silva draws a penalty. it's 1-0. then in the 17 th minute, the dutch strike again. 3-0 was the final, tomorrow, germany plays argentina for the final. coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. the giants get marco scutaro in the lineup. would it be a difference? >>> cespedes was at it again, as he guns down another runner at the plate. i want to do something with this i want to build something. create something. i'm only one in seven billion, but i know i can make a difference. because inside me is this fierce determination. i'm just asking for someone who believes in me. my idea...my company...my life. what if a bank made that its job? imagine what we could do. for over 200 years, citi's job has been to believe in people and their ideas. now around the world. it's wherever people gather,

we can talk about drug trade, cartels, but it doesn't explain the spike.senatele will blame considering immigration reform, but the president's plan did not apply to these kids. by the contemplated house or the senate would have allowed this kind of spike. it is, as you said, this is a successful marketing strategy that the smugglers have latched onto. weould submit that unless change the incentives, it will continue to work. a lot of these people in the smuggling trade were in the drug .rade a lot over time have gone over to human smuggling because penalties are less than drug smuggling. we have corrected some of that but not all the way. we need to deal with those issues. if you look at this right now, for the smugglers, this is a sweet cake. they're able to have this ,arketing strategy which works because as we know, most of these kids are allowed to stay, and the possibility for prosecution for them is minimal, because they don't even have to come into the country. they get them through mexico, taken to the border, tell them where to cross, and never c

is there any intelligence coming out of west africa that gives us an idea of why there was a sudden spike in the number of cases. >> well, certainly the media has propagated a lot of the information that's available locally. i think the fact that as your report indicated, some americans have been contaminated, has heightened the awareness, and it's difficult to sort out fact from fiction in some of these circumstances, and it's companies like our own that are sorting the details to get to the bottom of your question. >> dr. lucy, there are ebola cases ongoing in central and western africa. what set of circumstances conspires to have a sudden jump like this? not necessarily in the case of ebola, but in any disease? >> so ebola is a case of zoo naughtic diseases, they come from the animals, and bird flu is another. but ebola is on everyone's mind today. in general, it will come from one or more species, bats or gorillas, and it comes from eating bush meat or animals, and ebola can be transmitted from person to person through contact with those who have had the virus, not through the air. th

but out near livermore, temperatures will spike up to 95 degrees on monday. dropping closer to average back down into the upper 80s. the average high now this time of year in livermore is 87. getting closer to average as we head towards wednesday and thursday. the five-day outlook for santa rosa and tri-valley, temperatures spiking next two days. cooling into tuesday and wednesday. but stay tuned as more of that monsoon moisture spills out of arizona, may have to add some mountain showers in our own forecast coming up in the next couple of days. >> rob, thanks a lot. >>> coming up next, a show of support for a special team of officers. >> the campaign to protect k-9 officers on the job, starting with a bath for man's best friend. >>> logging onto the internet got a lot easier for students. the fcc approved a $2 billion deal to fund wi-fi in classrooms and libraries. 97% of u.s. classrooms are connected to the internet. teachers say they need faster speeds for students. the project will be paid for by a small phone tax. >>> if your dog is smelling kind of funk

it didn't spike in 2010. it didn't spike in 2011. 2011, it was roughly 6,000. if the 2008 law were the cause of this crisis, we would have seen the numbers spike in 2008 or 2009 or 2010 or 2011. no, they didn't spike until 2012, june of 2012, when the president pulled out his pen and granted amnesty. that is the cause, the direct cause, the cause that the border patrol tells us these immigrants are telling us is why they are coming. now, once the crisis was created, the 2008 law has had unintended consequences. the 2008 law allowed expedited removal for unaccompanied children from mexico and canada or immediately contiguous countries, but created slow, delayed, bureaucratized for children from more distant countries. that didn't create significant problems in 2008 or 2009 or 2010 or 2011 because we didn't have a massive influx of kids from those countries, but once the president illegally granted amnesty and we started getting, as we are expected to this year, 90,000 unaccompanied children, most of whom are from central american countries, now we're seeing the

and that humidity will spike the second half of the weekend on sunday. so we begin sunday future tracker 9:00 in the morning a mixture of sun and clouds and in the afternoon combination of increased humidity and front north throwing energy our way, it could spark some scattered downpours or thunderstorms especially in the northwestern areas sunday afternoon and sunday evening. but if you are at the shore. 66 ocean temperature and with wind coming lightly off the ocean temperature of 6 6 it's going to keep the numbers down into the upper 70s both days. so a nice seabreeze. a lot of sun. poconos because you're closer to that energy the front there could be afternoon scattered storm tomorrow of 7 and then more humid with numerous storms sunday afternoon at 76 degrees. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast sunny, warm tomorrow, 8. pretty similar temperature here on sunday but will it feel more uncomfortable because of spike in humidity and spotty storm late in the day north and west and heat, humidity is on and monday, 90. numerous downpours and thunderst

spiked when employment costs were much higher than expected. it had worries it may cause the feds sooner rather than later. we had a number of big companies with disappointing earnings, including two manufacturers adidas and home builders ryland and beaser. traders want to see clear signs the job market is continuing. for "nightly business report" i'm bob pisani. >> joining us to talk more about the sell off and when it means for you and your investments, art hogan joins us. he's a market specialist with wonderlic securities. does it change the bull trend that you have been predicting and right on so far? >> no, i don't think it does so. it's helpful to take everything and aggergate. we've been concerned and by that, all of these things, russia, ukraine, gaza, israel, whether the defligs economic report out of the eros zone today or adidas talking about a slowdown in demand because of what is going on in russia and i think that is the market manifested to the sell off today and by the way, this is a sell off that's been a long time coming. i th

the report obtained by the i-team showed 70% spike in these incidents since 2010. including 30 serious injuries or deaths at the v.a. medical centers since september 2012, spanning from d.c. to maryland to martinsburg. >> what has to be looked at is are these happening on a rec recurring basis and, if so, what type of accountability is being provided to those people that are making the errors and the mistakes and causing the adverse event. >> reporter: deadly errors happen in nonv.a. hospitals, too. in d.c. 163 patients died because of mistakes ined is medical facilities in 2013. for the city lists the suspected cause or error in every single incident, the v.a. won't reveal publicly. the agency won't say how many of those 30 veterans who suffered incidents died or the nature or cause of each injury, whether doctors were disciplined. and congressional leaders say local vets deserve to know. >> we need and the public needs and certainly the veterans who use the system need to have that information so that they can make the appropriate choices so that they can get the

we're seeing property theft and property crimes across every single neighborhood spike in the last few years. i see it in my district, talked to all of my colleagues, we sigh it all the time and the police, when we start to have violent crimes, of course the police are going to be deployed toward violent crimes, as it should be and we have them here as a city, but what we're doing is having -- from my perspective you're having an increase or spike over the last few years on low level property thefts and i hear from my residents all the time about this. and we have police with inadequate staffing levels to deal with that because they're deployed elsewhere. we're talking about proactively when we have some of the lowest jail counts in history, releasing more of the low level offenders. i'm having trouble rationalizing that and my residents are going to say why are we doing this? >> i think the first point is this, that the court is the ultimate decision maker in anybody being placed on bail or released from custody or on em. that is not going to change. whether the court sets bail today

. >> accuweather is tracking a midweek spike in the heat and the humidity that could trigger a rnd ofhe humidity that could day. >> but first up the latest on our breaking story coming to us from downtown center city. you're taking a liv look here on the action cam. the sheraton hotel has been evacuated. you see all the visitors and guest out on the street. it's an emergency action because investigators say smoke started coming out of the basement and perhaps it was caused by malfunctioning electrical breakers but they got everybody out of their rooms and out onto the streets. now there are no reports of injuries and we're told that ews are setting up fans to clear that air out right now. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for updates. >>> not the way you want to wake up if you're in for a convention. >> i asked for a wakeup call but not that. >> glad everybody is okay. let's go over to david and matt pelman in for karen taking a look at weather and traffic. >> all right a, everybody, on the big board we have satellite showing you a lack of real significant cloud thver this morning

he the fact of the matter, rates spiked. in guatemala it has declined to 40. condors, it build up and is down to 87. to put that in perspective, the murder rate in detroit in 2012 is 55. new orleans, 53. we can talk about this, but i would be looking more at the policy factor in terms of causing this. no one to talk about this in general. we have spent a lot of money in terms of customs, border patrol, customs and immigration services and hhs refugee programs. we spent 17 and a half billion dollars on those programs / the million removals and return henceforth $14,000 per deportation or removal. 14,000. in 2012 we spent over 21 billion. that's about $33,000. so really the number of immigrants, because i would argue bad economic times, not as much economic -- economic activity, we spend a lot of money on a per person basis in terms of what agencies have to spend the money on. we have more than double spending. why do we need another three and a half billion? >> i believe it will. the immediate impact will be to allow us to manage the flow of people coming acros

were processing those at the border, but something happened, 2012, 2013 and those numbers started spike iing. so republicans are starting to ask why. what do you think the president's tone is going to be in the press conference? we saw him in denver earlier on this trip sort of scolding congress. what do you expect from him tonight? >> it's going to be a difficult line for him to walk because obviously the administration has conveyed time and time again these kids cannot stay here. at least the vast majority of them even with the law, the 2008 law that allowed hem to stay here longer if they were fleeing from countries like honduras and guatemala where they may be at risk. but at the same time he needs to express a humanitarian side that he likes to show. he needs to express sympathy and empathy with the kids in the camp. if i can ask congressman gutierrez, if congressman cuellar's bill to reverse that 2008 law, which would mandate basically that undocumented children are treated from guatemala and honduras and el salvador are treated the same way undocumented children from mexico are a

the short-termed spike is fuelled.n people are told these are rumours and explain the confusion, what's the reaction. >> some argue and say when i got tli they changed the policy. they spoke to jack agular, and he was confused whether it was true or fault of the he said so man are going, i thought something may have been true about it, but no, it's not. >>> the white house has been trying to slow down the flood of immigrants by detaining and deporting migrants more quickly. president obama said he'll bypass congress and deal with the immigration crisis on his own. the steps are controversial. mike viqueira is at the white house. >> against the backdrop of the struggle of families in central america, there's a complicated situation in washington. president obama appeared in the rose garden a week after he said john boehner told him there would be no immigration reform moving through the house. it passed the senate and hopes were high that it would happen. it's not happening this year, so the president said he'd move for

. >> i was going to get my spike shoes and climb up the pole but they said they would arrest anybodytempts it. >> the police informed us that someone considered climbing our energized equipment to try and remove the cat. so when they happened, we decided the best course of action is to try and bring the cat down. >> tucson electric shuts down the power, leaving more than 2,000 people without electricity. still, there's residual charge left in those lines. enough to make the operation dangerous. for kim the cat and her rescuers, as well. >> it got really, really tense. everybody was just nervous and there was a lot of tension in the air. >> it was scary because the cat started getting scared. she was scared of the two men. >> for kim the cat, it is a big decision. should she stay or should she go? >> i didn't know what was going to happen. i kept thinking it was going to get shocked. >> one of the onlookers on-site provides the play by play. >> oh, jesus, joseph, mary, please. oh, god, oh, god, oh, my god, oh, my god. can you let the boys take you? let the boys take you. oh, no. >> su

scene here while he's been surrounded by kiev troops on it seems some of the worst spikes of violence recently we're about to show you what happened after it came under heavy fire and sunday we do have to warn you the images are extremely graphic so if you. go through the blue similar. to a poet. to see more. reasons to do. there's no liberal do. now as you've just seen the young couple on their child were killed there and they were among fourteen civilians who died in court on sunday including five minor ukrainian forces say they're planning further attacks on the militia controlling the city here's a local residents account of the previous deadly strike which hit residential areas . of water there was a strike on the city it most likely from grad rocket systems there is a very popular supermarket in the city center when the shelf alone to it there were a lot of customers them another fell in a residential yard in another near the city's maternity home causing all the windows to blow out explosions could be heard all through the day starting from four in the morning they simply raisi

spike lee posted a video he edited like the footage from the cell phone video with one from the final seasons of his 1989 film "do the right thing" showing a similar incident. >>> well it rattled new yorkers. cash is being offered up for information tied to a stunning security scare. a pack of vandals scaled the brooklyn bridge tuesday morning. they used cooking pans to cover the bridge's light. once at the top they bleached two american flags. cops were left scratching their heads. a $5,000 reward could bring in some answersp. one thing the nypd already know is -- >> there's some indication of some good deal of preoperational planning. perhaps some indication that they have experience climbing in construction or in bridge work. >> the 131-year-old bridge has around-the-clock patrol cars on both ends and a number of security cameras. >>> and i guess two court cases aren't enough for donald sterling. the nba pariah has filed a new civil suit, this one against his wife shelly, the l.a. clippers and nba commissioner adam silver. the suit argues since family trust was revoked sterling he

. >> they're obviously worried, neil, that republican turnout will spike.se thinks that hispanics turnout might spike if they do this, if president obama take this is executive action. but i think it's equally true if not more true given that it's a midterm election that you would see republican turnout spike, so in the end, it might backfire. >> would attempting the republicans wrath and using that as a tool be what's really going on here? >> well, that is the cynical explanation, neil, no question about it. that by doing this, in inevitably, some will call for president obama's impeachment. a few have already. you know what they're remembering, neil, they're remembering 1998, when bill clinton in his sixth year was getting ready to lose house seats and senate seats and in fact the republicans gained zero in the senate and lost six house seats because they let the fall campaign be dominated by impeachment. they're hoping, the obama people are hoping for a repeat of 1998 and republicans are going to have to restrain themselves on that impeachment question.

there is a sharp and troubling spike in the reports of teenage trafficking throughout the d.c.area. tonight our news 4 i-team is taking you on the trafficking trail as scott macfarlane shows how local investigators are trying a new approach to saving these teenagers. >> i was calling to see if you were working today. >> reporter: just before dark maryland state police investigator makes the call. he has seen the girl's ad online and knew it. >> look at this picture here. >> reporter: signs she might be a victim of human sex trafficking. he set up a meeting at the hotel. at the door she let him in and he says he realized immediately he was right. she is a teenager. his fellow troopers came, too. >> she denied doing anything wrong. >> reporter: they didn't arrest her. the maryland state police's child recovery unit is trying a new approach. rather than grilling the girls about the information about the pimps they try to council them and share information about shelters and support groups. >> they are in the mindset that you are the police and you are going to lock me up. that is

that rates turn around and suddenly spike. have they mentioned that? >> in the minutes they talked about as they try to normalize interest rates and get them back to normal levels, historically the short term federal fund rate which is key benchmark rate for mortgages and other types of loans has been about 4%. we're at zero now ox? as the fed tries to get back to normal and, unwind trillions of dollars on its balance sheets from all the quantitative easing bond purchases it says that it is worried about how it is going to manage that and it is very concerned about how to communicate its plans with the public so that the financial markets and the economy are not shocked. gerri: okay. you know, this makes me think about the economy. let's move on to the economy right now. i think we're sort of at an inflection point. people are arguing it is going great guns and expanding. people are arguing no, it is not. let me give you a couple of data points here. in terms of people who think it is doing better, we had 288,000 jobs added last month. unemployment rat

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soldiers and three civilians and one of the latest attacks on a refugee camp was one that caused a spike in the death toll our correspondent sent us an eyewitness video from the scene of the missile kill nine children become pertaining one man and severely wounding another but the i.d.f. denied it was involved it was a botched launch by hamas party fear reports from the heart of the comp. so extraordinary scenes where the flare is drops by the israeli military vos neighborhoods of gaza a smoke crossed the skyline an extraordinary number of flags it was an extraordinary scene it almost was not like the night anymore here we've seen significant strikes overnight people have called some of the instance massacres just north of here about two minutes drive we saw the demolition of the home of the gaza prime minister ismail haniya five minutes drive from here we saw attacks we believe f. sixteen strikes on the top of the. media building on the top floor is hamas is t.v. station we also saw just a few hours ago the targeting of basically gaza's main only power a state. and this of course now is

it doesn't include surge pricing which spikes are rates.raz recently cut prices 25% in san francisco, los angeles, boston and washington, d.c. taxi officials in new york are planning to fight this latest price war. >>> archaeologists are digging a construction site in fremont that has uncovered fossil that's may be 20 million years old. crews have found more than 500 types of fossils, including nine whale skulls. that is the siesz of a dinner plate. and look at this tooth from a shark, half as big as a man's hand it will be replaced with a more seismic-safe dam, part of the upgrade of the water system. the fossils will be put in the bay area museum. >> what a great find. >>> world cup fever is alive and well around the bay area, and we have the pictures to prove that. >> the story next when d [ 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 r

. >>> and now the other concern, gas prices spiking for the 4th. the other nightmare for drivers, a new and massive recall from g.m. tonight, the stock suddenly halted on wall street. when will this end? >>> the breaking headline on women's health tonight, one of the most important annual exams and this evening the big change coming. abc's dr. jenn ashton right here. >>> the showdown, the dramatic video caught on tape, the trucker and the police officer going at it. >> you were driving recklessly and you were on your cell phone. >> what the trucker says he caught the cop doing. whose side are you on? >>> good evening, in for diane. it's great to have you with us on a monday night. 45 million americans are watching the sky tonight, bracing for that severe weather. this is the scene on the ground, one driver braving this white knuckle commute, a highway in iowa an obstacle course. then the hail in the heartland the size of baseballs on this last day of june. look at this. more of that surveillance video we just showed you you the moment of impact as