they're not afraid to call us to tell us to reach to a dealer or something. >> it's feed back that is helping to shape improvements and new features, engineers are doing their part, too. and results coming up. the chevy volt and nissan leaf are being given extensive crash evaluations ever. however, some car shoppers remain reluctant to switch. >> it's more expensive for a hybrid. partially, like i said, because of the cost of batteries, from my understanding it's very expensive. >> another consideration is whether to go with a pure electric car or one that also has a gas-powered engine. >> if you don't need the engine for what you do during the day, it's best to leave it out. if you have a car you commute in, it's a great approach. >> research going into the next generation of charging stations. >> the vehicle can tell the charger i need a certain amount of energy the charger can make a decision and say i have five vehicles we don't have that communications capability. >> do you know a young person making a difference in the bay area? kids 5 to 18 have until thursday to win a thousand

they're not afraid to call us to tell us to reach to a dealer or something. >> it's feed back that ishelping to shape improvements and new features, engineers are doing their part, too. and results coming up. the chevy volt and nissan leaf are being given extensive crash evaluations ever. however, some car shoppers remain reluctant to switch. >> it's more expensive for a hybrid. partially, like i said, because of the cost of batteries, from my understanding it's very expensive. >> another consideration is whether to go with a pure electric car or one that also has a gas-powered engine. >> if you don't need the engine for what you do during the day, it's best to leave it out. if you have a car you commute in, it's a great approach. >> research going into the next generation of charging stations. >> the vehicle can tell the charger i need a certain amount of energy the charger can make a decision and say i have five vehicles we don't have that communications capability. >> do you know a young person making a difference in the bay area? kids 5 to 18 have until thursday to win a thousand

to say that for. us it's a major lessons of the. last two years that. unlike what people used to tell us that the funtown had the the the over regional souls of all problems in the middle east defected we could not solve our problems with the palestinians has been proved to be not too if we had already the conflict behind us egypt would be taken by the muslim brothers in hell a syria would be still mired in terrible civil war in iran would still try to get nuclear that it is having everything said it icing that it's not over a state a sink and i hope i believe and hope it's not over because unlike with simplistic people see it and say oh that zero sum game if it's good for us it bad for the president vice versa it's not too. a continuation of start to school is big for both nations and a clash is big for both nation and the policy is we have to take a short break now but we will also discuss whether israel can teach both russia and the united states any lessons on the ukraine that's coming up after the break. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. well

unlike what people used to tell us that the fountain head the the the over regional souls of all problems in the middle east affected we could not solve our problems with the palestinians has been proved to be not to if we had already the conflict behind us egypt would be taken by the muslim brothers in hell a syria would be still mired in terrible civil war in iran would still try to get nuclear that it is likely having as i said it icing that it's not over a sink and i hope i believe and hope it's not over because unlike what simplistic people see it in say oh that zero sum game if it's good for us a bit for the president visible it's not too. continuation of stuff to school is big full nations in a collision is big for us and the policy has we have to take a short break now but we will also discuss whether israel can teach both russia and the united states any lessons on the ukraine that's coming up after the break. i think that's the master plan is to tear remove public governorship or stock market participation from the unwashed masses who have the temerity to go out there and buy a

nicole johnson joins us to tell us about the latest damage in gaza city, and it was hit hard with shellingwhat is the damage. do you have an update on the civilian death toll? >> yes. one of the last targets hit in the early hours of the morning before the day broke was the support area behind me, our cameraman will zoom in so you can look at the damage there. that is a large building that the fishermen use to store their nets, some of the fishing items. it's an office as well. you can see how hard it was hit. three missiles came in. it rocked the coast line, the shore of gaza, where a lot of the hotels are based. and i guess one of the questions is, you know, it will be difficult for all the people in gaza to build without construction materials. the only construction materials in are for approved united nations projects. it makes it difficult for people to do reconstruction work. as for the death toll the ministry of health is reporting more than 30 people were killed. people all over the gaza strip. rafah in the south, kahn uniies. magaz. >> and others. all had a lot of civilian casualt

mola lenghi is in that neighborhood tonight and joins us to tell us more about why police went to the home in the first place. >> reporter: the home you're talking about is this house here behind me where police say they found the two 22-year-old, twins, locked in the basement against their own will in what they describe as deplorable conditions by their very own parents. the house is now condemned. the twins are being evaluated. the parents are out on bond. this began early thursday morning when montgomery county police came to serve a warrant for an unrelated incident. the state's attorney's office in montgomery county says as officers walked through the house, they stumbled upon a door in the basement bolted shut from the outside as to not allow anyone inside to get out obviously. officers unlocked that door and went inside and that's where they found the twins, in a room they say had an overwhelming smell of urine, had no furniture, only a single bed comforter sitting on a hard tile floor and a single light in the room that didn't even function. according to the state's attorneys

responsible for the trees it is just that if they are going to place a tree it will be nice for us to tell us where the best location so that it will impact our, you know, our water. programs. >> and so, but i do understand where your concern lies. >> our concern? >> yes. >> it is just a conversation, because... >> yeah. >> and thank you. >> the conversations with the tree people in san francisco? >> the urban forest people? >> yes. >> yes. >> the home owner decides to get a tree, they pay for the tree. >> it is not really a tree. >> and care for the tree. >> it is the trees that are planted on the sidewalks in san francisco. the residents ultimately are responsible, the home owners are responsible for the tree. >> which is partly why the home owners need to indicate the strong interest because they are responsible for the ongoing maintenance overseeing that and sometimes they are not aware of that. >> true. >> let me ask you a follow up question. does friends of the urban forest provide that service? >> which service? >> the maintaining the trees for the public? >> no. >> they don't? >> they

alex savage joins us to tell us how the cleanup continues, alex? >>> of course and sir frances closed yesterday bought it took so long to clean up and that compass ate away the and and hazardous materials team had to be called in to deal with the roughly 1,700 1,700 gallons of -- 1,700 gallons of gas. after that contractors had to come in and repave this area of roadway so it was okay to ride on and a driver of the tanker truck lost control yesterday so frances drake had to be shut down after this balk up on a normally subject who is not familiar with -- somebody who is not familiar with the road but for us it is no big deal. >> reporter: there were no other cars involved but that long road closure led to gridlock and this is the key connector between 580 and this 580 and marin roadway and the chp ace the and -- the calmer, this is ktvu channel 2 morning news am level sash -- alex savage. >>> live with the rules and how they could affect efforts to keep the streets clean in san francisco, christain? >> reporter: we are here in one of the urban areas

, and police are telling us there were at least two suspects in the car and they are not telling us anything about them, and there were two hostages in the car, and one hostage taken to the hospital and the second hostage was released after the chase and was not injured. alan wang is headed that way and our live report continued on twitter @abc7newsbayarea. >>> and then 28 of the 168 people on board were hurt and 20 of the people were taken to the hospital with two suffering serious injured. >>> if a jet did this with passengers on board a lot of people would be reaching for the airsickness bag. boeing released this video of it's dreamliner at an air show in england. it proved that midair acrobatics are not just for little planes. it did a touch and go and then climbing again rapidly, a move that wowed spectators at the show. >>> the first list of used vehicles recommended at safe for teen drivers. the list includes vehicles under $20,000 which includes good crash protection and safety features. experts say injury-risks can be reduced by the type of vehicle they drive and price shouldn't be the sole determining factor. >> we realize parents are working within a budge

lou: tonight, businessman david purdue will join us to tell us how he intends to close what is a dentalebit in the polls to become the republican senate on me for the of georgia. lease wheel joins us to take up the benghazi trial. both coming up here tonight. now, if you comments on the debate about what is really driving illegal immigrant children to make what is a hazardous, dangerous journey up to 1800 miles from el salvador, guatemala and honduras to the united states. the obama administration has been blaming it on poverty and rising byron's-- balance that groups of countries. the critics say his language seems to hold promises of amnesty, that those are the statements that are to blame for all that is happening. let's consider the fact, central america's violence, honduras has that the pious and guatemala six, sadly there's nothing new in those rankings. those countries have had the worst murder rates in the world for at least the past two decades now and yes, poverty levels are persistently high in those central american nations, but all three of them also have more on implement

they are not afraid to call us to tell us to reach out to dealer and advocate group or something. >> ed back from electric vehicle or eb owner help shape improvement upgrade and new feature. engineer do their part too and results come out from crash test for ev for highway safety. chevy vlt and the leaf given most extensive crash evaluation ever. results later tonight and provide new cry ter why to influence buying decision. some consider sho shopper remain reluctant to shift. >> paringtally like i said because of the cost of the battery it's from my understanding very expensive to replace them. >> another consideration is whether to good with pure electric consider or one that also has a gas powered engine. >> if you don't need the engine for whether you did during the day it's best to leave it out. so if you have a consider that you commute in and don't drive long distances and battery electric vehicle is a great approach. >> research going in the next general rigs of charging stations. >> if a vehicle tell the charge are i need a certain amount of energy charger make a decision in

us crazy today, the gorgeous weather. topper shutt is here to tell us don't get used to fortunately. >> he's got the storm tracker back out again, don't you, top? >> we'll be tracking a couple showers tomorrow on the futurecast, nothing crazy heavy, most of the showers back in the i-81 corridor. we get into midmorning, about 9:00, could be showers in fairfax county. i wouldn't get too hung up on the exact position of these showers. notice they aren't very half yet, temperatures low 70s. by 11:00 they do become a little heavier as they pros 95. notice the yellows -- cross 95. notice the yellows and some orange, heavy activity possible late tomorrow morning toward bowie and mitchellville. we get a break and more showers develop on the backside and after that there's showers tomorrow evening. we've issued a yellow alert for sunday for the possibility of big thunderstorms. saturday, yes, we'll have morning showers and/or afternoon storms, not going to affect everyone, nothing severe. sunday is a different matter, a little more coverage and intensity in terms of the thunderstorms. some could be heavy and some could be severe.

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storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal joins us to tell us more about this super moon. how about it, amelia? >> like you guys just said, you can see the near full moon again tonight. tonight virtually the same size. it's called a super moon because it's passing a little bit closer to the earth than normal. here's some video if you didn't catch it overnight. it was just stunning. especially as the sun was setting across the area. we got some pictures as well, and i'm hoping you took some. tweet me them. dave did that capturing the super moon with his telescope there. the super moon, again, passing closer to the earth. so overnight, again, we're looking at a moon that was about 30% brighter, 14% bigger. now, with the weather, it's hot today. warmer tomorrow. full details in a little by, guys. >> thanks, amelia. >>> happening today, you can celebrate bastille day. 10th annual block party on vernon street between 18th and 19th. party starts at three. cost is ten bucks. bastille day is actually monday, but it's not stopping people from celebrating. it commemorates the beginn

. >> so it's hard to bring this to the forefront, so i thank you for joining us to tell us more aboutvolves us all even if we're not in the forrest fires. >>> coming up next, they say the grass is always greener on the ore side. we're going to apply that theory to the other side of the pond and compare britain's middle class to america's. with the most interesting people of our time. >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america the . al jazeera america, take a new look at news. ♪ >>> the united states and britain have a special relationship. in fact winston churchill used the phrase the exceptional relationship to describe the close relations between the united kingdom and the united states. now i want to look at that relationship through the prism of the struggle of the middle class. it is not just in the u.s. where the middle class has become a hot political topic. >> this will put a tax on your home and your job and your pension. >> the squeezed middle here is very similar to the middle class as politicians in the u.s. refer to the middle class. >> reporter: jonathan is the dir

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. >>> we can speak now to a resident where we have heard of there being israeli war plane activity. he join us live now. thank you for talking to us. can you tellwhat has happened to your area? >> well, a car was targeted and that resulted in the death of five people, and there were another house who [ inaudible ] to evacuate and then they destroyed the house. >> who were the people traveling in the car, and who lived in the house? >> well i heard they couldn't identify the people in the car because they were -- they were in pieces actually, they couldn't find anyone in the car. and the house, i heard it was for family called [ inaudible ] family. >> and of course the israeli military will say that these people were either engaged in hostile activities or were very close to the location where hostile activities were taking place. to your knowledge, would that be the case in either of these instances? >> well, for the car, i'm almost sure that the people in that car, they were either -- leaving their house or in the area where they live because of the amount of shelling, so they were scared and running from the war to a safer place, but they don

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apple and microsoft, both are set to release their second quarter earnings results tomorrow. kim forest joins us now to tell us what she's expected from these two tech giants. she is senior equity analyst with fort pitt capital group. welcome. >> thanks, thank you for having me. >> both of these reports are very important. but it's going to be interesting because microsoft has a new ceo. they had the nokia acquisition. so there's a lot to look for in these reports, isn't there? >> there really is. there is a lot of moving parts. and microsoft has a lot of change. but so does apple. and, well, they have a lot of potential change. i think investors would like to hear news of what they have next. and usually that's not what they do in earnings reports. but we'll see tomorrow. >> and what are you expecting? why don't you take apple first, since it's sort of a head line stock, not that microsoft isn't. >> sure. well, i think it's more accessible to more people, regular investors, because they probably have at least one apple device. and that's the thing that's going to drive this stock. how many phones were sold? a

to the desk. >> they are and joining us live to tell us what led up to that stabbing alex? r: welshing dave, good morning. this began with a minor accident between a delivery truck and a car which led to an argument and ultimately the driver of that truck was stabbed and the people behind that attack took off. the injured man was found here inside one of the buildings and this all happened just after 9:30 but they were a block a way and police believe he was stabbed in the back and he was rushed to the hospital and police tell us now that man is in stable condition. they are searching for the three men behind this attack. they are searching for the four- door. we are staying in touch with san francisco police and we will let you know of course if there are any updates on this investigation. live in san francisco, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> the district attorney announced no charges will be filed against the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed andy lopez last fall. we have more details on what led up to the decision. >>> disfight a final decision to not tha

so, joanna, this leads us to the contest you're having. tell uso have you guys, the fans, in our music video, and we couldn't be happier. so, the song "i just want to be me" is about being yourself. we want you to send in clips of you singing our song. there's a lyric video that, on our youtube page -- youtube.com/sixstoriestold. sing it, show us what makes you unique, and send us in the video, and we can put you in our music video. the fans mean the world to us, and we want to see what makes you you because that's what makes us us. so, the video for "i just want to be me" will be filmed shortly, so stay tuned because we want you guys in it with us. >> sounds great. so, aside from the contest, what's next? what else have you been up to? >> well, we've been recording our e.p. with three-time grammy award-winning producer earl cohen. >> earl! >> earl. >> yeah, we're really stoked about that. and we just play shows whenever we can. we play on long island, new york city, new jersey, the tri-state area, and we've even traveled and gone on tour. so we'r

to tell us? well, what they have to tell us is there are three reasons why chief justice roberts is not qualifiedfit -- qualified is a legal question, fit is a more philosophical question, to be the chief justice of the united states. and here are the three basic ideas. the first is that they argue that a jurist, a real jurist, has to know how to follow rules. and they argue that the roberts bot, jrr, doesn't follow rules. the second claim is that a jurist, right, has to take what hla called the internal perspective. that is he has to understand the legal norms of his society as being his norms and as applying to him and as basically, internalizing them. that's the whole idea. the external perspective, they argue, is the perspective that they associate with jrr, the roberts bot, in which, in fact, the norms are not sbeerinternal as being one's norms. they're externalized to the entity. the third argument they make is based on the philosophy of ronald dworkin. the most important point about dworkin for their purposes is that dworkin argues that what a jurist does in deciding cases is to articulate

was wanted as well and they surrounded us with their assault rifles and they kept shooting over our heads to keep us down and they started yelling at us. telling us to get up and walk i could walk and my friend could walk but the other one the one who was wounded in the legs could not walk and they killed him so there was nothing we could do so they'd they just tracked your way to an unknown direction they took us to a village there were two groups there so they divided us one took me and the other to my friend so you were left all alone among afghan which i had seen and they to queue to their camps and what happened next what was it like what does the camp look like i was terrified the fear was alive felt they all had beards turbans on their heads armed with rifles yelling at me in their language the first things they showed me in the village were the bodies of soldiers and officers they had executed just lying there in the square i couldn't understand what they were seeing but i knew from the gestures that they were telling me that the same thing would happen to me so you don't stand of your life and yes i thought i was going to die like up

us and tell us what it's like to interview bill ayers. her ♪ >>> there's a big interview tonight on "the kelly file." we played a sneak peek of it on friday and another clip now. here's part of megyn's exclusive interview with former weather underground bill ayers. >> you admit people could have been purity. >> they could have been but thank god they weren't. >> do you appreciate the recklessness of it. >> i don't say it wasn't reckless and i don't say it wasn't illegal. it was illegal. we crossed lines. >> it's not about legality. it's so much about that. you could have murderrd someone with those bombs. >> we didn't. but actually the people who were conducting the war in vietnam did actually murder people. >> so the answer is then to make yourself murderer as well. >> host of the kelly file is here with usll us what else we can expect. megyn, welcome to "the five." why did bill ayers pick your show on fox network to do his first interview. i don't get that. >> he hadn't done a google search of megyn kelly. you know what? we invited him to come on for a july 4th issue. danish interviews people on the left and he and ayers had a debate at dartmouth college. i thought it was interesting. in any event i thought let's ask him if he'll come on and debate and talk to me about his own past and he said yes. >> what about danish. ? >> he sat out that segment. >> it was interesting because, listen, we've done a lot of interviews but as i was saying before, that's the first one where 30 minutes straight no one on the team interrupted me. everyone just watched. you could hear a pin drop in that studio. when it was over the word wasry vetting because how often do you hear a guy who bombed america, repeatedly, sit and be held to account. here's the thing. when i looked at bill ayers, i have to give cr

you survived that, and now you are going to tell us about what is supposed to happen with the jobs market tomorrow. what do you think it will tell us cap go >> i think it will continue to post solid gains. a lot of people start to discount the number. and you look at the broader trends in the past month we have seen some really encouraging signs. >> 281,000 private sector jobs having beenadp is created in the past month. tomorrow's report we get from the labor department, that will include government workers. a big sanction. >> absolutely is. adp does not always tracks perfectly with non-foreign payrolls. these are very different surveys. the average deviation has been about 40,000 on average. >> so there is a discrepancy between the two and cannot divine one from the other. based on the initial jobless claims we have been getting every thursday, does that tell you anything about the trajectory of the employment market tiago >> absolutely. over the past month initial jobless claims have declined 11,000, which is pretty good. i think it is another encouraging sign to say we will see another solid report tomorrow. to janet link that

he opposed the stand and he says my question to you is what can you tell us about the potential for the executive branch to use the nsa as an internal policing unit able to control the congress and the judiciary for the personal scandals and outcome from all of this as the hoover fbi did in his day? >> i get in trouble with my editors and journalists i work with the story and when i do give those previews when i had a momentary loss of control -- [laughter] -- [laughter] there's all these headlines after my colbert report saying it the greatest story.

there was one thing they used to tell us every day they want to get rid of. when they show up for their shift the first thing they have to do is go and schedule themselves for a bath room break on the board and you have to put the time that you have to take care of yourself. you get one cup of water and you're working outside in the california heat. you get one break a day. so you have to take care. so as a movement, we don't care about extras. what are we for? so we rolled up our sleeves and went to the union. their family -- they have family health care now. they get paid vacations. they get everything that they pay for. that's what immigration reform means. we want to help rebuild the country that we love. so with that, i am going to turn it over to hector to talk about the issues. >> thank you. it's such an honor to be sitting with you on the panel. the commitment that the labor movement has for immigrant workers and immigrant leaders in the nation we're so proud to be sitting right here next to you. you already covered a little bit of what i wanted to cov

tell us a lot about the syria of today. this was the decision. my understanding of going with children, they had the compelling stories to tell us to help us understand the war. they give a troubling glimpse of the future too. >> thanks. we're going to air the documentary later this week on bbc world news. children of syria saturday and sunday. there are the times on the screen. do make sure you watch. >>> let's update you as to what's happening on the ground in terms of israel and gaza. the military in israel saying it carried out three air strikes on the area targeting hamas rocket launchers and infrastructure as well. both sides rejecting a i call from the united nations security council for immediate and unconditional cease fire. we are there now with the latest from gaza. >> even amid the ruins, people in gaza mark the end of the festival. traditional prayers were held in the mosque. the start of the three day festival is supposed to be a moment of joy and celebration. there's only bitterness and sorrow here. families paid traditional respects, but even the dead are not spared. the blast of israeli air strike unearthed one body that had to be re

used to? sure. of sherpaventures. we focus on one number that tells us a whole lot. man to tell us about it today. >> 60 million. ,ccording to morgan stanley when apple eventually releases its smart watch, it could sell between 30-60,000,000. their estimate is $300 a pop. bryant andbout kobe his visit to apple headquarters. applewas a report that had been reaching out to professional athletes to test the fitness capabilities of the iwatch. to see if it's ready for business. >> he could do that. i have a surprise byte. 18. i met kobewhich bryant on a playground in new jersey. i was doing a story for vibe magazine and i picked kobe bryant and he was so striking. he was 18 years old and he had this -- it was a great interview. it really captured him. it was good stuff. >> i want to see that playground photo. he is a smart guy. a global figure. he is thinking bigger beyond basketball. >> jon erlichman, thank you very much. more bloomberg west on your phone and tablet. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. line."

to catch hit-and-run drivers. katie is joining us live along interstate 880 to tell us about using a system which is already in place. this is essentially how the yellow alert would work similar to the amber alert. let me show you what it would look like if the proposal goes through. the yellow alert would look like this. chp would put out information about a vehicle's make and model and license plate number and a family man is putting out the bill because of a cyclist being trapped under a van. the driver was never caught according to the l.a. times and drivers we spoke to thought it was a good idea because the driver was never caught. >> we are all saying it is somebody that look -- something that looks like it. at part of the effective necessary of the amber alert, it is resulting in 10 victims recovered and last year the amber alert was used a dozen times and the yellow bill land pass be a it looks like hundreds of thousands of vehicles every day and we are looking to see it but they are looking for those specifics for us. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> now for the breaking news we have been telling you about,

to leave their homes in the middle of the day. >>> 6 people were hurt until a maim one and tara moriarty is joining us live to tell us what happened before and after that crash, good morning, tara. >>> we keep hearing popping noises every time cars drive by and that's because there is a lot of the debris and shattered glass in the roadway a man was flying up over the hill and that's when chaos began. they tried to pull over and we spoke to a witness who said the impact of the crash sent both vehicles on on to the sidewalk striking both pedestrians. >> he didn't attempt to break, there is no skid -- break there is no skid marks and he hit the area full-force and after he did, 6 people were hurt and the traffic violation was not enough to warn to pursuit. after the crash, the suspect ran from the scene and tried to board a bus around the corner but officers were able to catch him. and they will face charges and possibly manslaughter if the this buys lift listers. channel 3 news. >>> and it happened on padre parkway near bailer street. the 15-year-old boy had just left the skate park and according to witnesses it looked like the skat

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