that's not bad. >>> 25 years ago spike lee released his first film.be with you but we want to congratulation spike lee and "do the right thing." >> it was the first movie we saw together on our first official date. >> reporter: they sent that video message to the audience at a screening of "do the right thing." the movie challenged our perception of race relations and put spike lee on the map. we sat down with him in wherelewhere else, brooklyn, new york. we rode with spike lee to the site of his iconic film "do the right thing." >> the entire thing was shot in this block. >> where he turned this corn sbeer a film set. >> this is where the pizzeria was. >> right here where this parking garage is? >> yeah. >> hey. >> ruby dewas wasdee was -- is window she sat out of? >> yes. >> what have i done to you. >> you're a drunk fool. >> lee still hears people call out "do the right thing" when they see him in public. >> do you hear that everywhere you go? >> if i had dollar every time i hear it,'d have more money than your friend. >> he not only wrote it but m

coming up in this half hour today marks a quarter century since the premiere of spike lee's iconic film plus they do it all day. bright lights track bags and monitor snowball but some worry they can shed too much light your honor private moments. that's ahead. >>> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. "the wall street journal" says more than two-thirds of young americans would not qualify for military service. the pentagon says many 17- to 24-year-olds are ineligible because of obesity. no high school diploma or felony convictionses and a growing number don't make it in because of large tattoos. >>> vladimir putin looks at interior design. "time" says it looks like the secret lair of a james bond villain. >> that's one take. the daily news says the u.s. open is watching clothing. women are being told to change their sports bras and other undergar mechblts if they have color in them. this applyies to women too. some didn't have a suitable look and they went without. >>> the rapid city journal says you can buy your own town for $400,000. o

spike lee's "do the right thing" featured the most hi >>> ruby dee a veteran stage and screen actress and civil rights activist has died. spike lee's do the right thing featured the most high-profile collaboration between her and her husband ossie davis. the couple was also known for their involvement in the civil rights movement. they served as emcees for the historic 1963 march on washington where martin luther king delivered his historic "i have a dream" speech. ruby dee died at her home outside new york city surrounded by family. she was 91. >>> the city of los angeles is making a push to be home to a museum featuring the work of filmmaker george lucas. mayor eric garcetti is offering a site currently occupied by the l.a. memorial sports arena. the 54-year-old building would be torn down to make room for the museum. san francisco and chicago are also in the running. lucas, the creator of "star wars" is expected to decide this summer. >>> the drought has prompted san mateo county park to cancel all june camping in memorial park. they are doing it to preserve water and to ensure the

it was 25 years ago that spike lee's film opened in cinemas with a tale of simmering racial tensions.still resonates today. he directed and starred in the movie that was shot on one block in brooklyn. recently he sat down with the bbc to reflect on the film and talk about what he plans to do next. >> ♪ >> when i was in film school, i wanted to accumulate a body of work. a body of work and the films that i loved. 25 years went like this. >> ♪ shoto the right thing" was on one block between quincy and lexington. >> seen 54. ,nterior, tenement hallway delivers pizzas and takes money. it is well documented in new york city in the summer time, homicides go up. everything escalates because of the heat. was perezght thing" and martin's first film. she hated me because she was dancing for eight hours. nucleus of the block, the pizzeria. >> how come you ain't got no brothers on the wall? >> you want brothers on the wall? get your own place. you can do what you want to do. >> it is his property. it is the united states of america. he can do what he wants. if you are in a community that is not y

a good movie. >> spike lee helped out the potus. >> certainly did.sing of a much recognized and beloved television actor. >> yes, meshach taylor, died after a battle with breast cancer. -- or after cancer i should say. he was perhaps best known as the flamboyant designer, anthony bovilla, playing that role in "designing women." recently taylor appeared on cbs "criminal mind." >> meshach taylor was 67 years old. >> and call "the fashion police." osborne is shocking fas this morning with a bizarre new tattoo. the 29-year-old fashion police co-host shaved off both side of her head, sporting a mohawk with a tattoo that reads story. >> osborne couldn't resist her new look, instagramming, sorry, mom and dad, i love it. instagramming, sorry, mom and dad, i love it. resolve works on over 20 stains? who would have that many stains? wahhh (screaming) resolve stain remover is specially formulated to get out more than 20 stains. trust resolve. forget stains she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identit

. >> spike lee's oscar nominated film "do the right thing" was released on this day babb in 1999.ing the film's 25th anniversary. smiek lee has been talkingo the bbc about that film and what he does next. ♪ ♪ >> which was in film school, i wanted to accumulate a body of work. >> 25 years went like this. "doing the right thing" was shot one block between quincy and lexington. >> scene 54. interior. tentament hallway. >> in the summertime, everything escalates because of the heat. "do the right thing" is the president's first film. >> oh, she hated me because we took like -- she was dancing eight hours. that's the nucleus, the pizzeria, on the block. >> mookie. >> what? >> how come you ain't got no brothers up on the wall. >> hey, sal, how come you ain't got no brothers on the wall? >> you want brothers on the wall? get your own space and do what you want to do. >> do what you want. if you're in a community that's not yours and it takes your business and they're putting clothes on your back, feeding you and your family, providing you a living, you can't -- that's what made the film

spike lee's "dot right thing" was famously snubbed for the best picture oscar in 1989. america is being praised as a cinematic masterpiece, but it threatened to trigger violence at the time. >> look, malcolm x, nelson mandela, michael jordan. >> come on, get him out. >> i'm trying to get him out. >> the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences threw lee a 25th anniversary party, featuring a video message from none other than president and mrs. obama. the first couple said they watched the movie on their first official date and the president even thanked lee for helping him impress michelle. >> how about that? >> who knew, their first date, huh? that was a good movie. >> spike lee helped out the potus. >> certainly did. >>> next to the passing of a much recognized and beloved television actor. >> yes. meshach taylor died after a battle with breast cancer -- or after cancer, i should say. he was perhaps best known as the flamboyant designer, anthony bouvier, playing that role in the '80s sitcom "designing women." most recently taylor appeared on the cbs program "crimi

she was teamed often with sidney portier and as good as spike lee's material as she was at shakespeare. back in the '60s she came to know dr. king and worked with him. ruby dee was 91 years old. >>> one of our former presidents turned 90 today and celebrated the only way he knows how, by sky diving so we must be talking about 41 turning 90. he took to the air with the golden knights and jumped over a perfectly good helicopter, over the atlantic ocean, and landing on an "x" at the family compound poun compound. after a rough but successful touchdown, he talked about the jump of his granddaughter, jenna bush haggard. >> that was awesome. >> how did it look coming down? good. >> it looked amazing. was it fun? was it great? the landing came in hot. did it hurt? >> i'll be okay. [ laughter ] >> we love you grandpy. >>> this picture caught our eye today, the deck crew on uss george h.w. bush spelling out the numeric significance of the day in living color. >>> president obama's annual physical has been completed. the report is out and even though our presidents in the modern era traveled wit

. >>> and gayle sits down with director spike lee on 25 years of "do the right thing." >>> that's thews" for this monday. thank you so much for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> today is monday, june 30, 2014, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. >> developing right now, down the shore the search for a 14 year old swimmer who went missing. we're live in ocean sit. >> i also, new this morning, the water department's had a busy night dealing with broken water main in the northeast. the details and the detours for you. >> happening right now, the oscar pistorius trial is back on it, resumes in south after a we'll have the details on what's next coming up in just a bit. right now we will talk about our forecast. carol is in today. >> say good morning to carol and the deal for today? >> get ready for summer. >> the heat is on? >> the heat is on. this may be starting

. >>> and gayle sits down with director spike lee on 25 years of "do the right thing." >>> that's thenews" for this monday. thank you so much for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. and i'm frank mallicoat re's >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday, june 30. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 4:30. we ask lawrence this every monday, where did the weekend go? >> it's gone. but today, what a day it's going to be. likely the hottest day of the week. high pressure sits overhead. but a big contrast in temperatures. triple digits inland, 60s at the coast. >>> so far no major accidents. the usual overnight roadwork including the major ramp closure at the maze may see westbound 580 to eastbound 80 at the macarthur maze. >>> breaking news in san francisco right now. firefighters rush to castro street muni station after reports of smoke coming from underground there. the call came in just after 2:30 this morning. one worker taken t

president and first lady did the right thing this weekend at a special 21st anniversary screening of spike lee's they appeared by video message to congratulate the filmmaker on his milestone. >> "do the right thing" was actually the first movie we saw together on our first official date. he was trying to show me his sophisticated side by selecting an independent filmmaker, and it ended up being a pretty good movie. really great. >> spike, thank you for helping me impress michelle. >> it worked out okay for them. >>> "transformers: age of extinction" topped the box office. it looks great. $100 million in the u.s. and more than $300 million worldwide. >>> "22 jump street" stayed strong in its third weekend out. and then "how to train your dragon 2" came in third. >>> beyonce was the big winner at sunday night's b.e.t. awards. others included nicki minaj and drake who beat out jay-z for best male hip-hop star there. as long as they get one winner in the family. >>> scandal hit two miss america contestants this week. miss florida lost her crown due to a point miscalculation. then miss delaware was s

. >>: they have to be a hockey aficionado to endure what's going on tonight spike lee at madison squaren and mark messier who helped lead the rangers to the last and the cup and 94 deal between the lakes of jonathan court and the rangers have a tuneup in the the king shall the bill of four straight big rapid of friday and los angeles. with the rangers your noggin a flyball. and just sat in the fifth inning by one and the dancer treading washington drew one and the ship and a. if you're into trials you're ready for donald sterling on the not on the last of all other fed says alice now probably removed from but of the trustee of a family trust so basically he's going to sue for his own family. the ride is suffering of the bell wagon and tear from the suit against sterling family saying the team did not pay the intent and she wants someone. this gap keeps saying if that will be so difficult for the u.s. the to win the world cup is just not realistic to one of demand that deco's lego land and donovan his retort: i do not agree with them and as someone who sat next to those players and the l

. >> you were later discovered in an nightclub by spike lee. you are from brooklyn. he is from brooklyn. you get this major role in "do the right thing." how much of that performance was any? >> i think it was deroofed from my life from me observing all of the traps that a lot of girls fell. you know, of looking for the valuedation outside of the home, of early teen pregnancy, frustration of not getting what you want out of life knowing that you deserve more but not having the wherewithal to go get more. and for metion my personal life of, you know, spike was like, i need you to get really angry right here. i go, that's a walk in the park. disposal? >> i had it at my disposal. so even though yes have, you know, an acting lesson in my life, i, you know, i felt like i was always acting, always protecting myself, always escaping into different realities. so it was surprising to me how easy it was >> i have stephanie knee cy. we are talking to actor and coriographer rosie perez. we will have more in just a >> on techknow. we're heading to cutting edge cal tech campus >>

spike lee's classic about racial tensions in america ruffled quite a few feathers at the time. >> nelsondela. you know. michael jordon. >> getting them out, right? >> i'm trying to get them out. >> we marked the 25th anniversary of the film with a party thrown by the academy of motion arts and sciences that featured a message from president and mrs. obama. the first couple saying they watched the movie on their first official date. the president helped lee for helping him impress michelle. >>> when we come back, nasa hoping to impress mankind with a space craft on mars. brand new technology that is looking totally out of this world. unction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nit

the president and first lady did the right thing at a special 25th anniversary screening of spike lee'sc film. they appeared via video message to congratulate the filmmaker on the milestone. >> "do the right thing" was actually the first movie we saw together on our first official date. he was trying to show me his sophisticated side by selecting an independent filmmaker, and it ended up being a pretty good movie. really great. >> so spike, thank you for helping me impress michelle. >>> "transformers: age of extinction" topped the box office this weekend, earning $100 million in the u.s. and more than $300 million worldwide. "22 jump street" stayed strong in its third week. third, "how to train your dragon 2." $13.1 million. >>> beyonce was the big winner at sunday night's b.e.t. awards. taking home three honors. others included nickey minim edd drake who beat out jay-z for best male hip-hop star there. >>> scandal hit two miss america contestants this week. miss florida lost her crown due to a point miscalculation. miss delaware, ammanda longacre was stripped of the title because as 24

she was best known for her role in raisin in the sun and spike lee's do the right thing and jungle feverst recently played alongside denzel washington in american gangster in which she was nominated for an oscar, her agent says she died of natural causes in his home in new york wednesday night. a public them your well will be held at a later date. thank you for watching al jazerra america, aim stephanie sy. talk to al jazerra is next. for news updates throughout the day head to our website aljazerra.com. rosie perez was three years old when her schizophrenic mother put her in a catholic children's home where she was often abused. >> i had to physically fight back or else, you know, my ass was going to get kicked. >> the oscar nominated actress's new book explains how she overcame odds? >> i felt like i was always acting, always escaping into different realities. >> how a fighting spirit and humor helped her survive? >> i was ham and cheese served

. >> you were later discovered in an nightclub by spike lee. you are from brooklyn. he is from brooklyn. you get this major role in "do the right thing." how much of that performance was any? >> i think it was deroofed from my life from me observing all of the traps that a lot of girls fell. you know, of looking for the valuedation outside of the home, of early teen pregnancy, frustration of not getting what you want out of life knowing that you deserve more but not having the wherewithal to go get more. and for metion my personal life of, you know, spike was like, i need you to get really angry right here. i go, that's a walk in the park. disposal? >> i had it at my disposal. so even though yes have, you know, an acting lesson in my life, i, you know, i felt like i was always acting, always protecting myself, always escaping into different realities. so it was surprising to me how easy it was >> i have stephanie knee cy. we are talking to actor and coriographer rosie perez. we will have more in just a >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their needs are n

were inseparable, and fact, the couple often shared the stage and screen included films such as spike lee'so the right thing and jungle fever. both were supporters of the civil rights movement, they marched with dr. martin luther king jr. and davis delivered the eulogy for mock attacks. in 2004, the couple became kennedy center honorees for lifetime achievement in the arts. >> it is a good feeling you know when one of the nation's highest awards and to be granted that we have yet to deserve it. >> reporter: their marriage produced three children and seven grandchildren. their storybook love lasted over five decades until of his death in 2005. the accepted the 2007 grammy award for best spoken word album for with ozzie and ruby in this life together. ruby dee was a force in her own right are star quality allowed her to work continuously in all means of entertainment. she was nominated eight times for daytime and prime-time emmys the wombat the one the best supporting actress in a for 1990 made-for-tv movie decoration day. in 2007, then 83 years old star opposite denzel washington and america

. >> i remember spike lee with michael jordan and the whole campaign, maybe that was 80's though with mike, mike, mike don't leave me hanging. >> that was do the right thing, that ways late 80's. >> light up sneakers, l.a. gears do you remember that. >> yes good i remember a news story. i don't know if you remember this but there was a guy, he was running from the cops, and the way they found him is he put his l.a. gears on. i will never forget that story. >> yes, smart guy. >> pump up sneakers that was rebox. >> yes. >> he had this competition and before he made his no look slam dunk he pumped up his sneakersy saw a documentary on sneakers and these pumps are worth so much money now especially ones in great conditions. >> you cannot get them anymore. >> i didn't have those either, thank you father. nickelodeon show getting slimed. >> i remember. >> do you remember the slime. >> i used to write letters to audition and my mom would never send them. >> show is called figure it out. >> yes. >> i loved that show. >> what was the slime made of. >> is this a concussion all its own, and you

no margin for error tonight, with spike lee, and robert de niro among those in attendance.gers led 1-0. then martin st. louis directed a shot that gave the rangers a 2- 0. the kings storm to the goal, but it just dies, before it can make it to the gel. you will see how close the kings were to tieing it. this time the rangers close the deal. they still trail in the series 3-1 as it heads back to los angeles on friday. >>> time for golf's u.s. open. rory mcilroy won the 2011 open. he is among those who feel it still doesn't feel like a major without the injured tiger woods. >> he has done more for golf than anyone, arnold maybe. >>> the world cup gets started tomorrow with one game. the host nation brazil playing croatia. >> boy that puck was close. >> just died. crazy. >> thank you joe. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> our next newscast, the ktvu morning news beginning at 4:30, if you missed part of tonight's newscast, you can catch the rebroadcast right now over on tv36. follow us anytime over on twitter, facebook, and the ktvu apps. have a good evening.

she is best known for her role in raising in the sun, and spike lee's do the right thing, the jungleever. she most recently played along denzel washington in american gangster. she was nominated for an oscar. ruby dee dead at the age of 91. the town of bonanza colorado is nestled at 9,000 feet in the rocky mountains. it's population 1. it used to be a thriving silver mining town, it's one resident is frying to save it. al jazeera reports. >> welcome to bonanza colorado, population, 1. >> when i moved here there were like 12 people. but they have all died or moved away. over the years. it kind of crept up on me, it was like whoa, i am the last guy. 20 years ago, mark was looking for paradise, and found it on a dead end road. he hand built this place, tucked into a national forest surrounded by deserted cabins and silver mines. >> it was a bonanza for the people that discovered the mine. >> jim owns property in town, and is schmidten with the romantic past. >> there was a swelter down at the far south end, miners would come in, probably use the saloons, there was a hotel. there was alm

as bridgette in studio 57 with the legal and the ethical issues, and director spike lee takes to the york city block where 25 years ago he shot do the right thing. he tells us how the ending almost changed and why it was the first time he felt comfortable directing all of that and more. the news is back in the morning. >> how about that? >> see in you ben ten minutes. >> twenty-five years. >> seems like yesterday. >> dot right thing. >> all right, buddy, thanks, charlie. my man, thank you, charlie. talk to you. >> we hope do you the right thing tonight and join us for "eyewitness news" at 11:00. you can go on underwater adventure, if you consideration check the your screen. beautiful pictures. meet local couple who travels the world doing dangerous and dramatic under water photography. they even go to places where other divers did not make it out alive. that tonight at 11:00. >> another reason to be happy this morning, this video, happy from the movie, captured the et video of the year award last night in los angeles. >> plus, he won best male r&b pop artist. >> i'm honored to be, yo

and over the last half century ruby dee starred in scores of films, including spike lee's "do the right what did i tell you about drinking in front of my stoop. move out, you're blocking my view. >> they were married for nearly 60 years. partners in life and in art. together, they were passionate voices for civil rights. they emceed the march on washington in 1963, and they were friends and supporters of both martin luther king and malcolm x. her entire life, she fought the evils of injustice and racism. >> there's something about racism, you know, that it -- racism destroys self-confidence. it stomps on daring, you know? and that's what it does to our children. and it shortens our reach. because we begin to believe everything that's said about us. we buy into it. not everybody does. some young people -- although i thought i was tough and i was a street fighter and everything. but as i look back, i was all those things because i wasn't -- i didn't know how to buck the e rejection that i felt. >> i know in my own life the dozens, the scores of times i've seen her at rallierallies, at mee

the founder julianna still hopes to interview oprah winfrey and spike lee, we hope to her from her atooking forward to that. rooks an, appreciate it. thank you. coming up on al jazerra, iran's government with an ominous response to a campaign showing women without their head scarfs. real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >>> iranian hard liners released a new video this week in response to a worldwide campaign featuring women without their had i jabs. maria is back with that store. >> i tony, you are probably seen the campaign started by an iranian journalist in london. it's called myself-y freedom. it shows iranian women without their had i jab, they told me that she has been astounded by the response once of women are taking part of it she has al

. >> reporter: sandra bullock was all smiles at spike lee's choice awards as the costars protected hers award. >> i came here, because somebody dropped out and they needed someone quickly and they know i'm home on saturdays. >> reporter: but a few horeport have said that the suspect may have been target iing her for a while. law enforcement sources tell nbc news that bullock and her 4-year-old son louie were home while the suspect was going through the house taking her personal items. >> sandra bullock is a careful person who takes great precautions and has security and the fact that this individual gets on to her property is alarming. >> reporter: and police sources also say that the break-in was not a random burglary and that corbett may have been obsessed with her and even keeping a diary on the award-winning actress. >> and if anybody tried to get to me, you would have stopped them, right? >> reporter: in the 20 years of making moviesb, she has faced real life threats from stockerers. in 2008, this woman was arrested for stalking after trying to run down her then huband jesse james

i interviewed whoopi goldberg and spike lee.ple in line outside of the store in soho to get the phone. >> that's interesting. we are all taking note because of all the names on the nasdaq 100. apple is the biggest gainer of the year so far. you may not vehicles expected at the end of last year which was just miserable. >> as john said, it tends to taper off towards the back half of the year. we will keep an eye on apple. we are watching markets in europe set to close in a few moments. for that we want to bring in simon to show you what's move. >> yes. speaking of living the life of dreams, a look at western europe. negative. inflation day that came through today, stuck at the headline level of 0.5%. there is an ecb meeting thursday. this is a four-year low for inflation that keeps being dragged down at the med line level of the core isn't that bad. europe is closing out not just the session, not just the month but, of course, a half year. what's really interesting now if you can pay u.s. stocks to your mean stocks is that you ha

more recent performances included roles in spike lee's 1987 "do the right thing."well the 2007 film "american gangster," for which she received an oscar nomination. she won an emmy, a grammy and was honored by the screen actors guild. she and her husband jointly received national medals of art and were recipients of the kennedy center honors. ruby dee starred on broadway in "a raisin in the sun" before it was made into the 1961 film in the same role. in this scene, dee's character, ruth younger, has just found out that her mother-in-law has bought a house for the growing family in an all white chicago neighborhood. ere are no other houses? m areas all seem to cost twice as much! i did the best i could! >> well... all i can say... this is my time in life! my time... to say goodbye to these old, tired walls, these marching cockroaches, ha! and this never was no kitchen! i'll say it loud and good! goodbye, misery... i don't want never want to see your ugly face again. >> yes, honey. is there a whole lot of sunlight? >> yes, child. there's a whole lot of sunlight. (lau

ever since spike lee teamed up with michael jordan, in this nike ad, and asked: >> you sure it is nothe noose. >> when nike's limited edition air foam posit one went on sale in april, thousands of people lined up in advance. last year alone, americans spent $22 billion on sneakers. and the resale market is exploding. sales on ebay nearly doubled from 2012 to 2013. >> we got guys coming from long island, brooklyn, pennsylvania, just to come to the store to track down certain sneakers. >> most sneakers don't look so good after some wear and tear. they don't smell so good after wear and tear. >> i mean, we have a couple of people that bring in brand new sneakers, not even worn, but they smell like feet owes, like, but we have stuff to clean that, you know, bring it back to life and refurbish it. >> it is still too early to tell just how much their investment will pay off. but it is clear, this father and son, are already getting a return. >> like now, he is like my best friend now. >> that's got to be every father's dream. to hear their son say that? >> i'm about to cry. >> michelle mill

the couple shared the spotlight in films together including spike lee's "do the right thing." >> hey, you old drunk. what did i tell you about drinking in front of my students. move on. you're blocking my value. >> they plaled roles in the march on washington in 1963. in 2004 they received a kennedy center honor for their work in the performing arts. wherever there was aussie, there was ruby. the two were maired for over half a century. >> one of my proudest, most meaningful thing -- the most meaningful thing i suppose has been this relationship with aussie. >> reporter: he passed away in 1995 but she continued performing. in 2008 she received an oscar for her featured role in "american gangster." dee's presence on screen was as powerful as off of it and was often regarded as increasing opportunities for african-americans in the acting industry. while many may say acting was her calling. ruby liked to say it was love. >> i've come to the conclusion that maybe that's the reason we're put here on earth in the first place. >> to make love work for individuals, partners, and the lavender

. >>> then monday on "cbs this morning," gayle king sits down with director spike lee and talks aboutce investigate a 32 year old man was shot in the head and the torso. now, police say that victim was fighting with his wife in the middle of the street blocking traffic. someone got angry that they couldn't get by, got out of their vehicle and shot that man. >>> now, let's get a check on the forecast with carol. good morning carol. >> good morning, high, everybody. we have sunshine, it is bright, it is nice, air mass is dry what could be better, and it is the weekends on top of all of that. center city philadelphia blue skies, looks terrific, ocean city, looks great people out on the boardwalk and we've got storm scan3, behaving itself, as well, with no clouds out there. a stray shower, possible, especially to the north if you would see one at all and those chances are very remote. mostly what you will find, sunshine comfortable weather 75 degrees, starting to warm up, on our way to about 86, 87 degrees both today and tomorrow pretty much similar weather both today and tomorrow before

they shared in more than a dozen films and productions to the, including spike lee's "do the right thing." >> hey, you old dunk! what did i tell you about drinking in front of my students? move on. you're blocking my view. >> she played the role of emcee at the march on washington in 1963. in 2004 they received a kennedy center honor for their work in the performing arts. wherever there was ossie, there was ruby. the two were married for more than half a century. >> the most meaningful thing i suppose has been this relationship with ossie. >> ossie passed away in 2005, but ruby continued performing. in 2008 she was nominated for an oscar for her feature role in "american gangster." >> please, don't lie to me! >> her presence on screen was just as powerful off of it and is often regarded with increasing opportunities for african-americans in the entertainment industry. while many might say acting was her life's calling, ruby liked to say it was love. >> i've come to the conclusion that maybe that's why we're put here on earth in the first place. >> to make love work. >> to make love work.

ever since spike lee teamed up with jordon in this ad and -- >> it quickly turned out into a nationwideil thousands of people lined up in advance. the turnout was so big in new york city, police forced one store to close its doors. >> we have guys coming from long island and brooklyn and pennsylvania, just to come to the store to track down certain sneakers. >> reporter: most sneakers don't look so good after wear and tear and don't smell so good after wear and tear. >> we have people that bring in brand-new sneakers but they smell like fleetios and we can bring them back and referurbish it. >> the resale market is exploding. sales on ebay doubled from 2012 to 2013. >> people are inlooking at how they can come and get cash for it. >> reporter: it's clear this father and son are already getting a return. >> like, now, he is my best friend. >> reporter: that has got to be every father's dream. >> yeah. >> reporter: to hear their son say that. >> i am about to cry. >> reporter: sneaker pawn has been open for just a few weeks but they say they have had a wide range of customers coming in an

. >>> then monday on "cbs this morning," gayle king sits down with director spike lee and talks about lasts longer. we're having something of a traditional dessert. >> a lemington. >> lemington. >> it normally has raspberry and what you do is douse it in chocolate and coconut. it's something that's very special. >> you can pick it up. >> you're supposed to use your fingers. >> okay. i don't want to be rude in australian terms. >> it's a little barbaric. >> you're one who does a lot of fine dining but i'm curious. for the fourth of july will you be grilling? >> ribs corn all that good stuff, avocado, beer. >> i like that description. you've run restaurants in australia and new york. is there a difference or is it pretty much the same? >> yes. new york is a fanatically involve and obsessed with food and they're completely -- there's no kitchens in new york city that you can cook in. so what they do is eat out. and i think that's very much of a sign that people are dedicated to quality. they also love eating out. they love the social aspect of it too. >> we love the social aspect as well

spikes will be put into place between seven and ten this morning. it will be followed by a commemoration ceremony with officials this morning. mayor ed lee is expected to tend. it has been installed for each pride weekend since 1996. this year's pride parade starts at to 10:30 at market and beale and returns along market to 8th street. it is the largest celebration of its kind in the united states. this year's theme is color our world with pride. >> today we recognize a center in the castro district that works to support lgbt youth and their family. some of the young people are painted in the mural here. you can see more on in straw gram. muni and its drivers may be closer to a contract deal that comes week after a sit-out paralyzed transportation in san francisco. questioned's the operators union announced negotiators and the metro transit authority has reached an agreement. a dispute over the part of the contract that will force workers to pay part of their pension led to the disagreement this month. the new contract will the presented to workers on monday. >> a fire threatened homes in castro valley last night. it started near interst

lee. tim seymour, jon najarian, karen fireman, and guy adami. don't we'll have you choose one of our stories. logon to cnbc.com for are that. commodities spiked. gold breaking out today up more than 3% on the back of fed chair janet yellen's comments yesterday that rates would stay low for the foreseeable future. >>> violence in iraq driving up oil prices today. the spread between brent and wti crude getting wider here. let's start with gold. >> gold to me is -- bear market rallies in gold can be very deceiving, very painful. this is one of them. gold will be at $1,200 before the end of the year. i think it is a natural place -- the fed has normalized interest rates somewhere around $9.50. if you believe the fed is missing inflation here, you'll rally gold and that's misplaced. janet yellen i think is looking for wage inflation. we don't see that yet and calling the data noisy. i think gold is absolutely a head fake. to think we'll be taking gold back up to the old levels. otherwise you must believe central banks are ridiculously out of hand. >> ubs cut their price target for gold earlier in the week to $1,200 from $1,300. >> i think the gold

lee, and bob is in the pits up at the cme. joe, to you first. you watched these markets as closely as anybody. what's your take on what we're seeing and the spike and shock we've seen in the market? >> it's happening in a sector that we've all talked about liking all year. it becomes a very difficult investment or trade because you're going to have to buy a lot of these energy equity names at high prices in some cases, multi-year highs. but that actually will be the right trade. we just had an 0 peck meeting. the call on 0 peck is going to be a million barrels more a day. you've got troubles in nigeria, troubles with libya, now iran, iraq, the oil production is not touched yet but there's a challenge the second half of the year. the plays off of this, scott, you look north, you're getting the canadian energy producers, sun core, canadian natural resources, they're catching a bid today. look back at the u.s., eog which i own, pxd, a lot of the large integrated names, you want to own them as well. the ultimate decision for the second half of the year is energy is sector leading, there's no reason it's not going to be sector leading for the second

lee. tim seymour, jon najarian, karen fireman, and guy adami. don't we'll have you choose one of our stories. logon to cnbc.com for are that. commodities spiked.more than 3% on the back of fed chair janet yellen's comments yesterday that rates would stay low for the foreseeable future. >>> violence in iraq driving up oil prices

spike lee. here we go. he's the guest scaper. mark.ad the rangers to the stanley cup in '94. st. louis beat jonathan quick, range had the -- rangers had the 2-0 lead. a win for the kings. pam, i showed you earlier, please groan. look at this. look at this. that one tied the game for the kings but no. and the rangers hold on. lundqvist 41 saves, 2-1 rangers. they return to the staples center where the kings can wrap it up on friday night. >>> this is good stuff. sara harbaugh and her husband jim harbaugh playing around a little bit regarding her husband's clothing. >> i'd talk to talk to you about a serious condition affecting countless men in our country. i'm talking about dad pants. thankfully, doctors has discovered the antidote for dad pants. since jim started to wear dockers, he's a whole new man. >> mommy, who is that? >> that's your dad. >> all right. there you go. now, harbaugh is famous for wearing the $8 pants that can -- are purchased at walmart. now that he's on the doctor dockers payroll, a better cut of cloth. world cup op