could try to impress and demonstrate his virtue on sunday but he has no need to show off he plays william burns contemplate a mess for four voices from the sixteenth century. how many hours a day does he normally play. in a nice i mean mentally or actually sitting at the piano. you also play in your head janitor it is yes of course i can't keep from it. when i'm having a boring conversation for instance i love the piano in my mind's eye. i'm here for how. the music just for me music is a mental process that exists even without the sits. next up we take a stroll through one of europe's more in conspicuous capitals but warsaw in poland is fast becoming a populous city break destination as it has plenty to offer a young culture seen as blossoming i'm now in some of visitors can explore unique balls and policy at open at d.j. sets. it may not be one of the most visually appealing cities in europe but right now it is one of the most exciting herman's capital warsaw is booming with a growing list of attractions with tourists and locals alike. the city's most famous landmark is the palace the culture

i worked witraveled to syria inh william burns. i know the former assistant secretary ann patterson. they handled an incredibly difficult job. if confirmed i would be humbled to be counted among this group. the spontaneouses stretch from morocco to iran to yemen. it faces enormous challenges. given our critical alliances, the region's natural resources, its vital ceilings and the to nor mou enormous. confronting these challenges are the highly professional men and women of the u.s. department of state. these foreign service officers and civil servants are dedicated and courageous to make great sacrifices for our country. over the past two decades as a policy official serving the department of defense, i have worked closely with nea and have great respect for the professionalism and expertise of these career professionalism. if confirmed, it would be a great privilege to serve alongside these american patriots, helping to advance and secure u.s. interests in the middle east. there is a real need to strengthen alliances to defeat isi

i traveled with them to syria in 2004 with william burns. i know former assistant secretary ann patterson. this is an illustrious and impressive cohort of diplomats who handled an incredibly difficult job with commitment and dedication. if confirmed i would be humbled to be counted among this group. the responsibilities of the assistant secretary of state for near eastern affairs stretch from morocco to iran to yemen. it is an aor that faces enormous challenges, terrorism, acute humanitarian crises and tehran's attempts to stabilize the region. given our critical alliances, the region's natural resources, its vital ceilings and the to -- the enormous potential is also of great importance to the united states. at the front line confronting these challenges and taking advantage of the opportunities are the highly professional men and women of the u.s. department the near east bureau. these foreign service officers and civil servants are dedicated and courageous and make great sacrifices for our country. over the past two decades as a scholar a

nigeria's commercial capital more than fifty vehicles were burned and when the truck burst into flames in the city of lagos. and britain's prince william has wrapped up his middle east tour by visiting the holy sites in occupied east jerusalem it's the first official visit by a member of the british royal family since one thousand nine hundred forty eight. and those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after witness skulls of my people next. you know that is they teach. religion means said we should come to the cheech. and magnet to close their eyes to three. at the knesset last. was the moment they close their eyes or shot each. even if i prepared them close my eyes. they brought the christan they did they brought all this just. but today they also have the lent. the game and they made that and they killed it mad people and the only listen why they killed him it that mad people was the cause of lent. when this because of a people they belong in the maybe they don't belong there in jim and. there are people who are very very plot people they he they are mostly cantle and that this way you will never see how i am for the r

william. >> eric, right now 36 fires are burning in california.ew and uncontained including the fire 150 miles north of san francisco. this is very early in the fire season especially in the north. so it's unusual for a fire to spread so quickly. about 12 square miles in one day. but northern california right now is abnormally dry and with sustained winds this weekend at 40 miles an hour residents have little warning. >> when i woke up and looked and saw smoke on my ridge i knew i had to go and i ran. >> 12 buildings destroyed, 600 threatened. a mandatory evacuation was required in several small communities. the red cross has a shelter at the local high school. 200 firefighters are using helicopters, bulldozers and other equipment battling the blaze. the cause remains under investigation. >> they have at least 600 homes threatened at this point in time. residents have been evacuated out of this area in the past with the fire history we've had in lake county and they're eager to get back in. now given the conditions we need them to be patient and d

when contacted, williams said he had not heard that news. all controlled burnshile this investigation continues. gayle. >> there's no explanation that would make sense to those homeowners. thank you very much, omar. >>> ahead, why people suffering from shingles are scrambling to find the new more effective vaccine, apparently there is one. plus, we'll look at this morning's headlines, including a report that president trump is looking for a replacement for his chief of staff, john kelly. they always say big news breaks your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. handcrafted layers of clean food you can give your kids. tomatoes. even the picky ones. panera. food as it should be. now delivered. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i bet i'm the first blade maker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting blades

burn skap has almost become home sweet home again. >> this is my daughter's room. >> as july 4th approaches with tall weeds outside and a red flag warning imnent tanya williams of coffey parkels inde >> it's very kaerngs. >> and all due to sales of so-called safe and sane firework. they're illegal in santa rosa. but not in other communities where today volunteers of the elam lutheran church begin to sell tomorrow not without plenty of posted warnings and discussion. >> it's not even mixed. i feel conflicted. >> do you pray over this. >> yes. >> what do you pray. >> i pray everybody is safe and sane with the fireworks. >> for seven years they used the sales to fund work rebuilding homes in natural disasters areas like new orleans in hurricane karnt that. they are liberal with warnings and literature. they are also in the popular opinion cross hairs. board of supervisors james gourd does not want to see the fireworks anywhere in the county but cities fall outside his jurisdiction. >> it's frustrating. but at the same time you try and look around and be reasonable. >> the santa rosa fire department will be actively patrolling and citing and finding people. >> at a minimu

on tuesday, prince william was injerusalem and met prime minister benjamin netanyahu. earlier i spoke to sir andrew burnsople with very strong views who want to impress them up on him. and possibly wanting him to deliver messages. how difficult will it be for him? prince william is not a messenger boy. if there are messages to be passed on thatis there are messages to be passed on that is for ambassadors to do. he will be hearing very strongly expressed points of view all along his trip and i think it cannot be anything but good that he is going from israel to the palestinian territories. the last message that he has got is designed to talk about peace. that is encouraging, but he will be wanting to hear what the palestinians have to say on that. what does that achieve, him listening? he is the second in line to the throne, who is beginning to get involved in international affairs. what is happening in israel and the holy land and that part of the world is always of tremendous importance and interest. i think it is high time and very good that he is high time and very good that he is going out to pay his

burned at least 7,700 acres. thousands are under evacuation orders. >>> it's a new era in saudi arabia. women are people allowed to drive themselves in a vehicle if they get permission. as holly williamsi women still have a long way to go on the rhodes to equality. >> reporter: at the stroke of midnight, the second it became legal for them to get behind the wheel, these groundbreaking saudi women hit the gas. some of the first in this islamic kingdom to get their license. >> it's an amazing feeling to finally be here, to be able to live this moment. it's truly a historic moment. >> i'm so happy, thrilled, and excited. >> reporter: it's been 28 years since a small group of brave saudi women began demanding the right to drive, protesting by illegally taking the wheel and risking arrest, but they didn't get anywhere until the arrival of saudi arabia's newly reformed crown prince, mohamed bin salman. he's also allowed girls to play sports in public schools, opened cinemas for the first time in decades, encouraged more women to join the work force, and permitted music to be performed in public. ♪ >> reporter: but for saudi women, true legal equality is a long way off. they still need a mal

grenfell tower fire says he couldn‘t remember being trained on how to evacuate a burning tower block. and prince williamreports crime. the company says its made big changes. the voices of millions of taxpayers have been analysed and stored by hmrc — without consent. that‘s according to privacy campaigners, big brother watch. the tax authorities say users can choose whether or not to use the voice id system. but now the privacy regulator is looking into the issue. uber have been in court. yes — they‘re appealing against being effectively banned from operating in london. transport for london refused to renew the company‘s licence last year — saying uber is not fit and proper to operate here. uber says it needed to make big changes — and has made them. it looks like we will get a judgment on that tomorrow. a very big day for uber tomorrow. joining us now is jasper lawlerfrom london capital group. this is a big dealfor uber? this is a big deal for uber? yes whether the company can operate in london inches on these court proceedings —— hinges. it is very important for uber, it is their biggest city that they

burning books! what is this army's purpose and destination? >> i'm going to go where i damn well please. >> in the eyes of the lost cause, there's no greater villain in the civil war than williamn. many claim that sherman wages total war in georgia, killing civilians, as well as destroying property and seizing supplies. but though sherman's march to the sea is destructive, he does not kill civilians. in truth, what he practices is hard war, making life as difficult as possible for the civilians in his path. >> though sherman is hated for his harsh treatment of the south, many atrocities of war are committed in the name of the confederacy. >> men. >> am i dreaming? >> tend to these men. >> is this food real? >> where'd you come from? >> we was in andersonville, prisoners of war. >> rebs did that to you? >> that prison was the closest i ever hope to come to hell. >> prisoners will be caught, both sides. they'll be put into camps. as the war goes on then, these camps become overcrowded and they become virtual hellholes. the worst of the camps by far would be andersonville, in southwestern georgia, in which you have 45,000 soldiers in 26 acres. and death begins to stalk, in anders

burning at this recycling plant in rockville. still working on getting >>> what's really big and really small at the same time? it's the tiny house festival under way right now at the prince william county fair ground. music nt features live and food and more than 30 tiny houses, some you might recognize from popular tv shows. there are bus and box truck conversions and even really tin housebuildings. the event runs until 8:00 tonight. tomorrow and suny from 9:00 to 6:00. all thes proce go to charity. >> tiny house, nice. tiny mortgage, even nicer. >>> we a kking off our summer staycation series if you're looking for ws to find fun outings for your family, you don't have to travel too far. we're working for you to track down the best places to go. this one is going to have your kids thinking about science and technology. news 4's mole l green found an awesome event happening at the national air and space museum. >> reporter: so amazing, you've got planes on theeiling, big plan planes, little plan, innovations in ight, incorporates steam, science, technology, engineering, artd ath into this great family event tomorrow from 10:00 to 6:00. let's talk toat the an curator dorothy coch

burning out of control in northern california. >> we've been living with our hearts in our throats. >> prince william continues his historic tourf the middle east. >> this is the first official royal visit to israel and the palestinian territories. >> the woman has a major meltdown on a spirit airlines flight. >> she seems nice. >> the man clinging to the hood of a car. >> the car reaches speeds of 70 miles an hour. >> this is crazy. >> and all that matters. >> spain, stoppage time! >> spain and portugal advance out of group b. >> a moment of magic. >> on "cbs this morning." >> saudi arabia still getting used to a big lifestyle change. >> women are now driving legally after a decades' old ban was lifted. >> you can't tell me that's their first time driving, yeah? when they're tokyo drifting like that. come on. these women are like, oh, no, mr. man, please help me to drive. no, i've never done this before. >> this morning's eye opener is acesented by toyota, let's go >>> well, i was at that driving school, actually, in riyadh. but a lot of the women have been schooled in the united states, so they have american driver's licenses

william? reporter: well some types mother nature just takes over and that was the case sunday in lake county, california about 150 miles north of san francisco now there are 36 fires burningight now in the golden state, four are new and uncontained including the pawnee fire. this is very early in the fire season especially in the north it is unusual for a fire to spread so quickly about 12 square miles in one day, but northern california's abnormally dry and with sustained this weekend of 40 miles an hour, residents had little warning, some getting out with just the clothes on their back. >> i woke up and looked and saw smoke on my ridge and knew i had to go and i ran. reporter: cal fire ordered command evacuation in several small communities whereabouts 3,000 live. the red cross setup a shelter at a local high school and more than 200 firefighters are using helicopter, bulldozers and more to battle the blaze. the cause remains under investigation. we have at least 600 homes threatened. we know residents have been evacuated out of this area in the past, just the fire history we've had in lake county and they're eager to get back in but right now given the conditions we ne

williams. the film will be on h-b-o on july 16. ( darya ) in the north bay... a dog is rescued from a burningbull. the dog was reunited with his human shortly after. no one was hurt. ( james ) the g-7 summit kicks off today in canada.it's a gathering of leaders from seven of the strongest economies in the world. demonstrations have been peaceful around quebec city, where the summit is taking place. as for inside the summit ... world leaders are set to discuss president trumps new u-s tariffs on aluminum and steel.both canadian and french officials are reportedly planning to tell trump the tariffs could harm the u-s economy ... something the trump administration is downplaying. ( james ) for your health .... obamacare premiums could increase by double digits next year. insurance companies in several states have requested large rate hikes for 2019. many insurers are blaming the hikes on steps taken by president donald trump and republicans in congress. most are citing two specific causes -- the fact that congress eliminated the individual mandate, which requires nearly all americans to have cov

burns. elhard tove how he couldn't have them. >> hard to believe he could survhee the crash, you look at that wreckage. > and prince william made his way to israel becoming the first-ever member of the british royal family to make an official sit there. nbc's keir simmons is in jerusalem. keir, good morning. >> reporter: hi, hoda. m goning. we just witnessed an extraordinary ment here. urging prince william to send a message of peace to the palestinian president, prince william saying he hopes peace can beed achi british royals don't normally get involved in politics and, of course britain has a controversial history here. perhaps that's why just organizing this trip has taken so long. it's a day not seen for 70 years. a british royal on an official trip to israel for the first time since the state was born. prince william meeting with israeli leaders this morning, halling them he is -- >> hoping peace in the area can be achieved. >> reporter: william lef jordan last night after a day with that country's charismatic crown prince. he's 23, educated at georgetown, has 1.5 million instagram followers. >> next stop,. tel av >> repo

burning in california right now. parts of that state are on alert for high wildfire conditions. >>> we have much many for to get to including prince william going to the middle east. we're joined by keir simmons with the latest from there. >> reporter: what a setting, right? this is a roman amphitheater. down there prince william hanging out with children. some of them war zone refugees. part of a program to help them reclaim their childhood. he may look relaxed, but this is a potentially controversial trip. this morning prince william kicking off his historic trip taking in the ancient city more than 6,000 years old. william already navigating politically treacherous terrain. syria's bloody civil war sent waves of refugees across the border here. britain's prince says jordan should be proud of its response. >> the way in which you opened your doors to hundreds of thousands of refugees from syria, not to mention your long-standing commitments to palestinian refugees is remarkable. >> reporter: his next potentially tentative stop, meetings with iran leaders. the trump administration facing tensions with palestinians over moving the embassy

williams revealing her battle with postpartum depression and the pressure she puts on herself to be perfect. what women should know how their partners can help. dr. ashton here live. >>> feel the burntness trend that could ramp up your gym time to a whole new level of cool. is cold the key to burning more calories when you work out? ♪ bad at love >>> and it's our friday party in the park and get ready for halsey. superstar singer is here live and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. [ applause ] >>> good morning, america. happy friday and we've got a big party in the park. halsey is about to perform live. >> yes, she is and there she is. making her grand entrance, her songs like "bad at love" on everyone's soundtrack this summer. we can't wait to hear from her and her performance just ahead. >>> some news to get to. we begin with efforts to get that summit with north korea back on track. a north korean official heading to the white house today and delivering a secret letter from kim jong-un to the president. he met with the secretary of state yesterday. want to go back to martha raddatz. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. kim yong chol will meet president