thele it -- the bottom line, every day that we're it -- we'll still feeling good about this.at success on the fire. >> the fire has burned close to 50 homes. >>> it's been a story we've within following since 4:30 this morning. an arson arrest in san francisco. we're about to get new information. >>> also -- in case you are wondering how the candidates in the white house are spending this holiday. k (óyók >>> there's only so much you can say about the fog. it will be burning off. it will be sunny -- look at that. all right. good job there. temperatures will be warming up. 8:13. new this morning, a vegetable truck exploded in a sheet city south of baghdad killing at least 25 people. the attack lapped -- hanked today in a market in the holy city of diaweenia. another 40 people were injured in addition to the ones who were killed. >> reporter: the associated press is reporting this morning that president obama is considering cutting the number of deployed nuclear warheads by more than a third. the -- the president said back in march, the nuclear arsenal is poorly suited to today

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slow out of urbana and clarksburg but then a break close to the beltway of thele fas.ngie, over to you. >> thank you. >>> now, one of the toughest parts of the construction on metro's silver line will completed today. crews will install the final section of the aerial guide way in tyson's corner. 380-ton span will make metro over the beltway and into tysons. first phase is set to open late next year. >>> happening today. metro is holding a talent audition. agency looking for singers, dancers, and poets to perform life. it will happen tonight from 5:00 to 7:00. >>> you can soon expect to pay more to park in d.c.'s most popular i-dots. this started around nationals partial. there meters jumped to eight bucks an hour on game days. it has not announced. the higher rates cut down on the number of drivers who park for hours at a time preventing residents to find spots near their homes. >>> the university of maryland at college park will ban smoking on calm mus next year. the university will designate one area for smoking. the officials still need to determine where that area

. >> i am thele far dog of the house, the man of the household.ng that i was the ring leader saying the one that was over it all, i planned it. i made everybody do it. >> ackerman is currently less than 100 yards away from his former girlfriend in the men's confinement unit. he pled not guilty to murdering 26-year-old robert brewer. brewer was living on the streets of tampa when he became friends with dimauro's other male roommates and invited to the apartment for dinner. >> i was thinking not another free loader around here. >> prosecutors say ackerman grew angry. >> the whole time he had his shirt off showing off his tattoos and then to me. ç >> would you describe kasey as a jealous person? >> dimauro claim that not long after brewer's arrival she went out for the evening. >> the police were knocking on the door in the morning and i answered the door. when i answered the door say they said we need to come in for questioning for murder. and i was really surprised. and i was like where? who got murdered? >> prosecutors say dimauro knew about the

and the reality is that this president is going from battleground to about thele ground asking the question to his own crowd saying are you satisfied and they are cheering back no we are not satisfied. he is acting as if he is not the president. the american people are going to hold accountable the president of the united states for the current state and condition of this country. i don't think a whole lot of people were cheering when the fireworks were going off we were excited about this country but we are also not excited about what has happened over the last four years. i don't think people are begging for another four years of this misery, john and that is what they are going to be thinking about in november. do we he want another four years of this stagnant job growth with a president that acts like he is not living on earth. >> mr. chairman there is the argument that is made is this election going to be about president obama or going to be about mitt romney's policies and how he would be different. i want to show you something that speaker boehner said the other day at a fun fundrais

they will be near the white house, theling con memorial, and the reflection pool.g at octomom? >> we don't want the video, you can go to tmz on that. i got all of the octo i can handle. >> for us, rain this morning has now taken leave for the most part, but will it return before your weekend is through in we'll ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. >>> off to a wet start today, but no watch out, right? >> no. the sunshine is making an appearance now, and we'll get more and more shoouns through the rest of this morning and into this afternoon. that is welcome news. but the daytime heating out there we'll have a chance for showers later on today, but not a wash out today, and not a wash out tomorrow. that being said, key an eye on the sky and be ready for another little chance of rain showers before today is through. all of the humidity will be turned into clouds and rain drops by later on today. outside we go, a v

to take a quick break and get back to both of you of what it felt like to be in the courtroom with thele alleged killer and what we are expecting some of the family members to go before the cameras and the mike kro phones to talk about just what has happened a even how this is, this horrific experience, and you are talking about 12 who were killed inside of that movie theater, and 58 others wounded. we are are going to tick a quick break and go right back to that scene. an accident doesn't have to slow you down... with better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual insurance, if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy a car that's one model-year newer... with 15,000 fewer miles on it. there's no other auto insurance product like it. better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual. it's a better policy that gets you a better car. call... or visit one of our local offices today, and we'll provide the coverage you need at the right price. liberty mutual auto insurance, responsibility -- what's your policy? send a note stay informed catch a show. make your po

into all of these acts, but if he can show he was suffering from an irresistible impulse, a police at thele bow concept it's called. he would have acted in the same way that even the police officer was at his side. and then he has a strong opportunity to win on the insanity defense. he needs to be examined hypothetically by a psychiatrist, and immediately to establish that, and to put all the medical evidence together. in terms of previous treatment and what he was exhibiting in terms of the symptoms. >> dr. william july is a forensic psychologist. doctor, the question for you, when these kind of things happen, one of the concerns is will there be copy cat crimes? is it more likely to happen if we elevate this person by giving his name? as you may know i'm the not giving his name, i don't want to give it any sense of celebrity. and you know, i don't want him to wake up and read his name in the paper, see it on television, listen to it on radio and say, wow, i'm a somebody and some other loser loner out there think i could be a somebody, too. is there a affect in which people might be more l

this is one of thele coolest jobs in tv. and to years. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- penn state bombshell. we're hours away from getting details of a far-reaching internal investigation into the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. >> there is already damage control before that report even comes out. it is thursday, july 12th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good thursday morning, everybody, i'm paula faris. >> i'm rob nelson. good morning, everybody. and the big question here, what did joe paterno really know? was there a big penn state cover-up? we will get to all of that. in just a second. that report should be very interesting, see stuff coming out today. also on top of that -- >>> mitt romney gets an earful at the naacp, now the gop candidate is reacting to all the booing he got yesterday. >>> then olympic outsourcing, why is team usa sporting outfits that are made in china? our made in america team is on the case. >> that does seem to be -- seems to be a little perverse that the usa. >> where are yo

that's if thele it p facility a lot of low clouds, thick -- that's it. a lot of low clouds thickle?lot of low clouds. back to you. >> thank you. >>> james holmes faces a judge today. renee marsh has more on what we may find ut? /yay, i things are starting to get underbut at the eight if the it should be -- to get underway at the and here's what we're expecting to happen today we're expecting that the prosecution will go ahead and file 12 counts of first-degree murder against james holmes. we're also commenting that turn -- just to seat you the -- set the scene, knees have been set for the victims of the families. she no reporters are out there by the courthouse. they are seeing a lot of isn'ts es -- witnesses he shock up for the second quart appearance. one person was seen wearing a black coat with a black chalk mark on his arm. da i know that the company raws are not allowed? the $quick foe spanish #ez >>> p because of the setup here faud, and the judge has ruled no cameras, we'll have to depend on the sketches from the sketch artist inside of the courtroom. feverishly drawing as t

it's the second in one at thele it -- at that area, right in there.xactly what happened. we watched a short time ago. it this morning's shooting happened around 2:00 a.m. outside of this mexican restaurant. one span shot. his injuries do noterle it -- one man was shot. his injuries do are not life- threatening. back in to want was had beened. another oned one and then this morning, he talked to the -- temperature -- back in -- it was this one and then this one. we talked to the -- >> we have to save this place. >> reporter: the owner of el a within bel we tried speaking with him. he testimony as we come back out here live. you did he testimony -- they've been searching for evidence and clues in this morning's shooting. again, one man shot and wounded. we understand his injuries are not life-threatening. and so far, shore police have not announced any arrests here. we're live this morning. >>> officer tony stanley was injured on thursday in the shasta trinity national forest. a rescue theic andge -- rescue went to get help for that. punish >>> idea tes

>> well, we were looking at thele schools that are in the bottom 5% of testing scores, and in this districticular, the numbers are just shocking. 90% of 11th graders are not reading proficient. 100% of 11 thd grade gra 1th gr proficient in math or social study, and the levels that are not required. and so we say at the end of the day, it is for the state and the school district and every adult to make sure that bottom line kids are learning how to read. >> i understand that you can sue because the state law is that students have to be taught to read at grade level. the state's response, and michigan governor spokesperson would not directly comment on the case, but said that everything that we are doing is to ensure that the kids at highland park schools are getting what they deserve. by suing the whole state here, how do you, what do you think that is going to accomplish by the very specifics that need to be done when you take a look at the kids and how they need to be taught? >> well, we are representing all of the children in the district. it is less than 1,000, 970-some kids, so we are t

we want to figure out how can we set policy at thele from level to create incentives for girls to go to the very very important fields. that is a way the government can really i think help support and nurture. implementation of the affordable care act is very important. that is something we are going to be beginning now and wilton the future in august. it is a very important date for all of you women and men in the audience because insurance companies are going to start to provide preventative care for free. and that is everything from screenings for any kinds of diseases, wellness visits, domestic violence counseling, breastfeeding, and contraception. and this is extremely important. [applause] my daughter, at 26, when she was 24 between school and starting work, she came on my insurance. that is another important provision of the affordable care act. my mom a senior citizen, who receive an average of $600 to help them pay for prescription drugs. anyone who has been a sick child or has a sick choild, you understand when you are dealing with a sick choild, i remember sasha was very v