nataly: siempre contigo. dinos tu secreto. >> no tengo secretos, soy normal soy una persona normal, mental paÍs a la playa, salir con mis amigas, estar con familia, hacer cosas normal pero dentro de la jaula de cambios. ♪ ♪ nataly: muchos la ven como un arma letal andante pero es tecia la que tiene ganas de alcanzar sus metas. juliÁn: dame una cachetada! por favor! adriana: por quÉ crees que la ufc ha ganado mÁs en espectacularidad al boxeo? >> es que hay una plataforma mÁs grande, ya tenemos dos shows en top20 y todos pueden ver las mujeres en jaula y las personas pueden identify las mujeres. juliÁn: vamos a jugar el dado,cado uno de nosotros tiene una pregunta para hacerte si sale el 5 al que le toque la 5, hace la pregunta. tienes que ser muy sincera. tira el dado con fuerza. el nÚmero 3 la pregunta es mia. adriana: si un hombre te dice un piropo en la calle, das gracias o golpeas? >> no sÉ! si me dice: ay mami! no sÉ. pero camino mÁs rápido. juliÁn: siguiente pregunta que obviamente va a s

del chicago illinois, nataly pÉrez, univisiÓn. marÍa: recordada al cantante mexicano durante la entrega de premios juventud. varios artistas se preparan para este evento en miami expresaron su sentir por la partida de joan sebastian. >> para mÍ es algo bien doloroso porque yo soy un cantante de votos y sombreros de toda la vida, de esencia, el tambiÉn de caballos. >> era una persona muy humilde, es lo que llevo en mÍ, eso me reflejo en Él, la buena persona que era. >> vivÍ mucho tiempo en mÉxico, escuchaba mucho su mÚsica asÍ que lo siento mucho por la familia y por la gente mexicana que pierde a un gran artista y una gran persona. marÍa: aunque muchos artistas no conocieron personalmente el gran cantante mexicano, reconoce que su mÚsica tiene una gran influencia. premios juventud se transmitirÁ este jueves por univisiÓn. leÓn: como saber el momento dramÁtico que viviÓ un agente de la policÍa. una cÁmara de una patrulla de orlando captÓ el momento en el que un agente fue arrollado por el vehÍculo de un sospecho

george natalie? >> absolutely. we keep hearing words catastrophe and certainly there has to be a solution at some point. isa soares waking up and bringing us the latest thank you. >>> there is a lot riding on the greek proposal including in the eurozone. >> the wine industry is one area feeling the squeeze in the greek crisis. phil black has more. >> reporter: this is one of the world's most agent wine regions. the hills are named for the ancient greek god who is said to have taught the people the skills of wine production thousands of years ago. this family planted their grapes more recently. >> in the '70s. >> reporter: they endured the country's financial crisis simply because the greek people love wine. >> it gives you the happiness and the ability to talk without to be drunk. >> and part of the diet and culture for over 4,000 years. it is part of life. >> reporter: the volume of consumption remained stable. ann and george say taste changed with the national economy. >> medium priced wines have suffered and peo

i'm quizzing you. >> you and dylan. >> natalie. >> natalie was your teammate? >> they were on the winning team for the other pit. >> oh but we were the winner of the nascar -- >> i guess that matters a little more. >> can we go back though and see that footage again. those fences that they build -- obviously, some debris went through the fence. but the fact that that fence can hold back a race car going 100 miles per hour or plus is extraordinary. >> isn't that extraordinary? and the fact that all those people are there at 2:41 in the morning. they came out. nobody went home. >> trial and error and testing to ensure the safety of the people there. because we have seen when this goes really bad. >> look at that. >> look at that that's incredible. >> if that car goes into the crowd, it's a whole different story. tamron thank you very much. dylan in for al. you've got a check of the weather? >> yes, it's pouring now through minneapolis that could cause delays. if you have flights through minneapolis early this morning, a major hub out that way. lots of lightning m

i'm natalie allen. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> families are grieving today in the state of tennessee and authorities are scouring the life of a young man they say shot and killed four american marines. investigators found the total of four guns after the shootings in chattanooga. they say mohammad abdulazeez had three on him and a rifle was found at his home. federal authorities are treating the shooting as an act of terrorism. >> there are too many of the warning signs. the targets are identical to the targets called by isis to attack. so, my judgment in my experience is that this was an isis-inspired attack. >> that's his opinion. so far, they are treated it as a terror investigation right now. thursday's attack happened at two military sites, the first that recruiting center. several of the marines were combat veterans. when the shooting started, a senior defense official says those marines went into combat mode. they had everyone drop to the floor and then leave through the back. reports say the mar

i'm natalie allen. the latest on our top stories now. three of the four marines shot and killed in the u.s. state of tennessee had served combat missions overseas before dying in their home country. officials have now identified those men as thomas sullivan skip wells, david wyatt and carson holmquist. tennessee's governor said each of them served their country well and the state is heartbroken. >>> seven workers at a maximum security prison in mexico have now been charged in connection with the escape of the notorious drug lord el chapo. mexico's interior minister says it took 18 minutes for guards to arrive at joaquin guzman's cell after they lost sight of him on surveillance video. >>> more than 200 people were injured when a commuter train slammed into the back of another near johannesburg. the force of the collision caused one of the trains to derail. at least 100 people have already been released from local hospitals. thankfully no one was killed in that. >>> convicted boston marathon bomber dzhok

. >> thank you, natalie. >> al? >> let's take a look at the rest of the country and show you what we got going on. severe storms in the plains. wet weather down through florida and into southern alabama and georgia. we're also expecting showers through the southwest. monsoonal moisture getting started there. the heat is on in the pacific northwest, portland, oregon, getting up to 88 degrees today. it's going to get even hotter this weekend. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. hi i'm andy allen, and i've partnered with visa checkout and williams-sonoma to save you time to throw the perfect east coast clambake. with visa checkout, you can get what you need online in fewer clicks so that you can spend less time planning and more time sipping rosé with friends. plus, with help from williams-sonoma, i'll make sure you get everything just right from décor to food to that refreshing bottle of rosé. watch the "time to savor summer" series and save even more time on williams-sonoma.

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. thanks for joining us. here are our top stories. >> union flags across uk are honored for the 30 british citizens killed in a terror attack in tunisia. their bodies will be repatriated and there will be a moment of silence. >>> the american air force cancelled a big fourth of july celebration for today and tomorrow. u.s. air force officials saying there wasn't a specific threat against the festival. they say their decision was based on the current local threat assessments. >> colombia's government is offering $38,000 reward for information after two blasts in downtown bogota. the explosions were outside a pension fund management company. the defense minister said it is without question terrorism. at least eight people were wounded. >> divers have found more bodies one day after a ferry capsized off the central philippines. minutes after leaving port the boat flipped over, killing at least 42 people. most of the passengers and crew on board were rescued. david santos from the philippin

many people saying here that these are just too harsh measures natalie. but if he gets any sort of debt relief or debt restructuring, i think there will be a major deal for alexi tsipras. >> and they are talking about that from areas of the eurozone. thank you. another day for greece. thank you. >>> there is a lot riding on the greek succession. >> reporter: this is one of the world's most ancient wine regions. the hills named for the ancient greek god who was set to have first taught people here the skills of wine production, thousands of years ago. planting their grapes more recently -- >> in the '70s. >>. >> reporter: they have endured the country's financial crisis simply because the greek people love wine. >> it gives you the happiness and the ability to talk without to be drunk. >> and part of the diet and culture for over 4,000 years. it is part of life. >> reporter: while the volume of consumption remains stable taste have changed with the national economy. >> the medium priced wines have suffered. and people are moving to cheaper wines. so bulk w

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sounded like a good title for the album as well. >> i think that's natalie's nickname. >> it's natalie's weekend coming up. also something fun next hour. >> we are getting hypnotized. alan i don't know if you want to stick around. >> i might stay if i got >>> good morning. let's get your friday's first alert forecast from bill. >> sunshine is warming thipgs up. looking for temperatures into the upper 70s. a sunny view from the lafayette hotel. 73 in philadelphia. atlantic city 73 and 71 in cape may. into the 80s this afternoon for philadelphia. 81 at 1:00 and a few more clouds around, but low humidity at 4:00 82 degrees. >> we're learning more about the victims of the hit and run in new castle. gia and lisa smith were trying to cross the road around 10:30 last night when a silver car hit them and then took off. gia is in serious condition. lisa had minor injuries. authorities are considering alcohol abuse may have had a factor in the accident. >>> a woman is is in stable condition after hit with a stray bullet while driving through north philadelphia. she had turned on to 17th street whe

i'm natalie allen and you are watching "cnn newsroom." and we begin again this hour in greece where the government has failed to make that $1.7 billion payment to the international monetary fund. the banks are closed but that is not stopping greeks from lining up outside. look at this scene. they are trying to get their money. these pictures are from just a short time ago in athens. european creditors have refused to extend greece's current bailout but they will start discussing a new plan when day meet in just a few hours. cnn's emerging markets editor joins us in a moment from abu dhabi but we begin in athens with cnn's isa soares and that is certainly not a good scene there outside that bank. and what a feeling for people who want to get their money and told they can't. >> reporter: yeah highly frustrated i'm sure a lot of the pensioners. they were told they were going to get paid on monday and then they heard it would be tuesday and now they are being told it would be today. initially it was 60 euros and now they are told it will be 1

natalie? >> kerry sanders in jupiter, florida, thanks. >>> immediate vaux evacuations are in place for an area of northern california where a fast moving wildfire has burned at least 3,000 acres. northwest of sacramento the fire started on the afternoon. air resources are being diverted from the nearby rag fire to help fight the on going blaze. the fire destroyed at least one structure. the wildfire is spreading fast because the terrain is heavy with brush and timber. >>> a protest in port land oregon getting a lot of attention because they're dangling from the city's tallest bridge. at least 13 climber froms greenpeace are trying to prevent the shell otherwise oil icebreaker ship from leaving port where it was undergoing repairs. they're worried about the impact on the environment and the protesters plan to remain suspended from the bridge for several days. that could be very uncomfortable. >>> well now to the city of a thief and his very unusual get away car. surveillance cameras captured th

. >>> and i'm natalie allen, you're watching cnn news room. >>> our top story is from chattanooga, tennessee, we're following breaking news there. a tragedy the mayor call ss a nightmare. >> shootings at two u.s. military installations in the city are now being investigated as possible acts of terror. four marines killed. at least three other people wounded after a gunman opened fire with an ak-47-style weapon targeting these sites, a military recruitment office and then a navy center within minutes. police killed the suspect, 24-year-old mohammod youssuf abdulazeez. >> he was born in kuwait and had u.s. citizenship and was a naturalized citizen. he had recently traveled to the middle east but was not in the data base ss of any suspected terrorists. >> we are checking any possible places he could have resided. visited where he shopped. where he went to school. who his friends were. if he worked out at a gym. every possible lead. so we have information that he has been in variation locations. and we will check each and every one of those. >> a yearbook entry from his school reads, quote, my n

or natalie? or both? >> no, i would agree. and to everyone's benefit that the consumer is able to pick the plan that best fits their need. i think the challenge and natalie you can talk about this some more is how do you do that. so that's all consumers can really have that information, and match it up accordingly. and without really being able to predict the future, too we've been talking here about how consumers choose their health coverage, but we need to remember, that's just one small step in their health care experience. as you said, they want to pick their health insurance and be done with it. but how do we make that experience the most productive that it can be. >> we've found that by and large, consumers have an idea of what they've purchased. we have verbatims from the focus groups and interviews. there have been some instances, people use the eveny meany miny mo, because there's a $2 difference in sort of the -- the different products. affordability is a big thing. a lot of people are buying on price. without fully

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. >>> we turn to natalie. you have the latest on the frantic search for the two boys in florida. >> the search is expanding and the chances are diminishing for the two teens missing at sea. kerry sanders is in jupiter, florida with the latest on the search. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at this hour a aircraft from the coast guard is right now flying over the search area. there are several coast guard on the water tasked with the same mission finding the boys. it's day six for the coast guard search for best friends 14-year-old perry cohen and austin stephanos lost at sea. >> there's been a lot of rumors the search has been suspended. i want to refute that. the search is still active and open. >> reporter: a search but no mention now of rescue. the boy's boat capsized. even if they have life vests, they likely have no drinking water. what may have helped save the boy is a emergency position indicating radio beacon. here is how it works. i'm going to drop in the water. even if i were unconscio

natalie? >> we'll continue to look at the greece story in the next hour too, as markets start to open. >>> cuba sits around 140 kilometers or 90 miles off the u.s. coast. while the two countries are physically close they couldn't have been more politically distant until now. we have more on the dramatic changes taking place in the american-cuban relations. >> reporter: after five decades, the united states and cuba on wednesday are set to announce the reopening of embassies and resumption of diplomatic ties. it's a turn around for two nations stuck in a state of cold war era mistrust. for decades when fi doll del castro wanted to rail against u.s. policies he came here. since the u.s. and cuba broke off relations, this is considered neutral territory. although there is no american flag or embassy sign the united states says it has more diplomats in havana than any other single country. the intersection is the front line in the u.s.-cuba conflict. the cuban government built this massive stadium

i'm natalie allen. it's now 10:00 a.m. in greece where pensioners have been lining up again today outside banks hoping to get their hands on some money. there's a great deal of confusion and uncertainty about what is going to happen over the next few days. the government has implemented strict withdrawal limits to try to stop the banks from running out of money, bringing the financial sector to a grinding halt. prime minister alexis tsipras is urging people to vote no on sunday's referendum on whether to move forward with the terms of a european bailout plan. that is a 180 degree change from earlier tuesday when he told creditors greece would agree to nearly all of their bailout conditions. the greek finance minister says he hopes a new deal will happen by monday. >> translator: we are prepared to accept even strict measures as long as the framework in which they are contained is sustainable as far as growth. so greece can grow and grexit disappears so we are not in the same situation in a few months. >> vote no vote yes,

i'm natalie allen. investigators found three guns on the suspect accused of killing four marines in tennessee. a rifle was also seized from the home of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. police killed him on thursday. the fbi is treating the shooting as a terror investigation. >>> isis claims responsibility for a truck bomb in a predominantly shia town north of baghdad. at least 86 people were killed and dozens wounded. the bomb exploded at a market as people were buying things to celebrate the month of ramadan. >>> people cried and got sick as they ran, throwing up we're told trying to get away from a fast-moving brush fire and all the smoke there on that freeway in california. at least 20 vehicles were destroyed when the fire jumped a highway on friday. at least five families may have lost their homes. official says the fire grew to 1400 hectares in just four hours. >>> convicted boston marathon bomber joe car tsarnaev has been moved to colorado to the most secure prison in the u.s. and most inmates spent 2

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"action news" was there as natalie celebrated her sweet 16 in gloucester county she asked her guests to donate to chop instead of buying her gifts, this is her way for giving her life saving heart surgery when she was just 10 days old. >> going to have a rough ride ahead the weather department. >> straight line winds may be the problem with this. a line of storms moving through berks county and lancaster county and the national weather service extended the severe warning until 7:00, but most of chester county and the southern half of berks county and the northwest corner of montgomery county so stormtracker 6 live double scan showing this the line i'm tracking we have 51 lightning strikes in the past 15 minutes, a lot of lightning strikes and this has a history of wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour pulling down trees and power lines these are communities that are affected by this storm. white horse and christiana and plowville, by 6:44 that line is pushing to the east at 45 miles per hour it's moving quickly and this is the mode, this is velocity. this shows embedded in this line

>> thanks natalie. we like that score 2-1 no ot. you can catch the women's world cup tonight at 6:30 p.m. eastern or online. >> such a fantastic ambassador for the sport as well. thomas roberts is here with the news. starting with the crucial vote in greece. >> it's a big day and the afternoon there where the polls are open in greece where presidents are voting on a referendum that is critical to the financial future. nbc kooer simmons is in athens where the tension is high as the country teeters on the verge of economic collapse. keir it is a divided electorate when it comes to the referendum. >> good morning. it is. the vote could change europe and rock the financial markets. millions of greeks are going to the polls to decide whether or not they should pay back the billions of dollars of debt demanded by europe. the country's prime minister himself is voting no. and urging other greeks to vote no. if it is a "no" vote then all eyes will be on the financial markets tomorrow morning. it will cause a financial and political crisis i

genie: let's go now to athens, with natalie seborrheic this -- natalie savaricas. you were listening into what alexis tsipras had to say today. what do you think the greek prime minister could come up with to convince creditors he is serious? nathalie: the "no" vote, that's what we saw leaders rallying behind him. the entire country endorses sippers -- tsipras and his proposals. it is kind of reinforced. we don't expect much to change. there is a big question mark how willing is the prime minister to push forward and crackdown a deal. how willing are the international creditors to concede and agree to certain objectives of the greek government? everyone is exasperated. i think it is well beyond policies. it has reached a personal dimension in this political negotiation. much remains to be seen. the grexit rhetoric is growing louder. it's our hearing it more and more -- greeks are hearing it more and more and getting scared. genie: talk to us more and more about what life is like in athens for the greek people. capital controls are still in place, limiting the withd

natalie is there with a hero of the 1999 team. it is sunday july 5th 2015. >>> welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. >> i'm erica hill. >> good morning. pretty quiet, which was good. >> a good quiet. a good sigh of relief for a lot of folks. >> now with have the women's u.s. team to cheer for. >> she is so happy to be there right now. >> and looking great in the shirt too, natalie. >> we'll go to vancouver in just a bit. of course it was the fourth also the big hot dog eating competition on coney island. there was a huge upset and not just upset stomachs. let's get to our top story. a string of accidents at fourth of july holiday parties. >>> chaos around the country on the fourth of july. overnight in louisville kentucky a frantic search for a boat hit a bridge and capsized on the ohio river. two dead six people pulled from the water, and three others missing. >> the water is very rapid. we're unable to put divers in the water because of the speed of the current. we're continuing a serge on the surface of the water only. >>

i'm natalie allen. here are the headlines. 59 people are confirmed dead in thursday's ferry sinking off the coast of the central philippines. the country's coast guard says 140 people survived. the ferry capsized minutes after leaving port. investigators are trying to understand why. >>> security is tight for american independence day celebrations. officials warn the large gatherings could be terror targets. there has been chatter about terrorist threats for the holiday weekend but nothing credible or specific. >>> greeks go to the polls on sunday for what is a polarizing referendum on how to handle the debt. thousands rallied ahead of the vote. a yes vote supports the debt relief. and a no rejects it. here's the question that will be on the ballot papers. it is not schismimple. should the draft agreement submitted by the ecb, imf at the euro group on june 25th which consists of two parts that make up their full proposal be accepted? and that's the question. and the first document is reforms for the com

and natalie goes sky high for a wild adventure. and hot dog hacks for the next summer cookout. >> announcer: from nbc news. this is "today's" take. live from studios 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this thursday morning, july 23rd 2015. the crowd outside the plaza amped up after a little deep purple. >> amped up. >> they sound great. >> i think of the movie where he says turn it up. >> yeah. >> good to see you tamron. >> she's like that one movie. >> i love you but you didn't know the name and you had the reference wrong. >> i give natalie props. >> you're getting closer. i'll say that. >> >> what was the movie the other day she revealed she didn't see? >> broken -- point-blank. >> yeah. >> how do you even search for movies online or on tv? >> i don't. >> it's got somebody in it. >> you were at the a movie last night. >> yeah. speaking of kids movies. you and i are the only two should be sitting here. the rest of our friends were killed off2%e the "today" show. i saw "sharknado 3": oh hell no" was on last night.

or natalie or both. >> no i would agree. it's to everyone's benefit that the consumer is able to pick the plan that best fits their need. i think the challenge, and natalie you can talk about this some more, is how do you do that. so that all consumers can really have that information and match it up accordingly. without really being able to predict the future too. we've been talking here about how consumers choose their health coverage but we always need to remember that's one small step in their health care coverage. they want to pick their insurance and be done with it, but how can we make that experience the most productive it can be. >> we found by and large, consumers have absolutely no idea what they've purchased. and we have verbatims from the focus groups and interviews that in some instances people are using eeni-meeny-miny-mo. we know affordable is still king. a lot of people are buying on price but without fully comprehending what the implications are with respect to co-pays, deductibles and all those types of th

(natalie rodriguez/vocera del museo) 03:45:25 "el museo cuenta con 150 exhibiciones interactivas. o sea que hay algo para todo el mundo" 03:45:33 y es que este centro de conocimiento ofrece diferentes opciones educativas durante el verano que incluyen no solo a los mas pequeÑos. (natalie rodriguez/vocera del museo) 3:44:01 "también tenemos la oportunidad para los jóvenes de que provean servicio a la comunidad a través de nuestro programa "summer of service" es un programa para los adolescentes del séptimo a décimo grado. básicamente son dos semanas de diversión, de servicio a la comunidad" 03:44:21 y lo mejor de este programa es que el dinero no es un obstculo. (natalie rodriguez/vocera del museo) 03:45:00 "la ayuda financiera se proporciona a base de la necesidad de la familia. es necesario llenar su solicitud para el programa además de la solicitud para ayuda financiera y ya determinan los directores si se puede otorgar la ayuda financiera" 3:45:16 con becas como estas el museo pretende poner el aprendizaje al alcance de nuestra comunidad. back on cam cabe recalcar que

natalie? >> pete williams thanks so much. >>> a woman was killed and ten injured when a bible school van crashed into a freight train in middle it is town ohio on tuesday. the van was carrying mostly children. the crossing gate was down and the lights were flashing. all the injuries are believed to be nonlife threatening. >>> now to a major leaguer who went over the top in an effort to make a spectacular catch for the team. chicago sends a drive and boston's mookie betts makes a great running catch. he landed awkwardly on his upper back. that looks painful. he appears to have ended the inning with that catch but upon fut rule the umps rule he trapped the ball. it was ruled a homerun and chicago went on to win the game 9-4. a plus plus for effort. in the end -- >> can there be crying in baseball? >> no crying in baseball. >> you go to that effort. >> doesn't really -- >> he'll make -- >> he made the "today" show. >> it's the effort. >> natalie, thank you very much. mr. roker? >> all right. let'

allison, natalie, jacob likes books like dr. suess the places you will go, very inspirational. >> yes. >> this middle of that book as i was reading it, i was startled to see that the characters bopping around in dr. suess-like ways and then gets to a place in the middle called the waiting place. >> yes. >> waiting for the trains to go, the bus to come, the planes to go. it was all about transportation. and so the rest of the book says you've got to get out of the waiting place and that it is inspirational for kids. you can do it. well we have to do it for them now. >> exactly. >> other one is the little engine that kid. >> that's my favorite. >> that is truly a metaphor for america. i can't imagine that book having been written other place, although other places have generosity of spirit like the little engine. the little engine was the one that stepped in to carry toys for kids when all the big engines were too busy, too important. the establishment wasn't listening. and so to me that's a signal that we also have to count on th

natalie to help us out. we're starting with bug bite, mosquito bites. >> so irritating. >> it can spoil a whole evening. >> it can, so let's talk about bee stings first. if you can, you want to get the stinger out as quickly as possible, the earlier you do. the last intense the sting will be. you can pull it out usually you can tweeze it out as well. in terms of treatment just a cop cal cold compress, you can use an anti-histamine or a topical -- >> like a benadryl? >> or topical steroid. with mosquito bites a similar thing. one thing you can't find in the literature, but did you ever put saliva on a mosquito bite. >> spit on it? >> yes. well, some people think it's -- the salty content of the saliva can neutralize the sting a bit. >> don't you love her? >> i do it to my children and it works but you won't find science to support it. topical steroid that kind of things, it will ease it. >> sun burns can be a pain. what do you do? >> sun burns as you would imagine you do a cold compress, a cool shower, defini

over 700 meters of rain, natalie. this is very mountainous terrain, that means landslides and mudslides are certainly a possibility. >> all right, thank you, derek. you have been watching cnn news room. george howell joins me for another hour right after this. please stay with me. where you also find her. ♪ a romantic fumble at this romantic chateau ... leads to these fine humans. who you take to this eco-lodge ... to get seriously close to nature. then you check in with her at this tropical paradise. before soaring over this castle resort with your father-in-law. who finally seems to like you. life can be like that when you get it booking right. booking.com booking.yeah! bring us your aching and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. . >>> a gunman targets and kills four marines. we'll have details on the suspect, his weapons and his background. >>>

natalie azar. those numbers are shocking but it should go without saying if you have an emergency and it happens to be a weekend, you go. >> of course of course. and, you know i want to say this. this finding has been observed over multiple studies over multiple years. there is probably not one single explanation. if you come in with a arrested yack arith mea that requires an intervention the hospital just might not be staffed as well as it is during the week. but obviously, if you have an emergency, you're going in. >> let's talk about some other things. we're going to move down here. the july effect. this is a time where new doctors, interns and things like that are in training. you should be aware of that. >> correct, hoda. and as opposed to the weekend effect which we have established is true, the july effect is a little more controversial. some studies suggest it really does exist, some studies suggest it doesn't. but the whole basis of this is that the academic year for medical trainees start

i'm al with natalie and tamron. willie is off today. >> it's muggy out there today. >> i almost biked in this morning. >> i did, too. >> i hit the door and went no. >> my hair said, no. i turned around but i almost biked in. i said it's going to be dreadful. >> in deference to you ladies i didn't want to be sweating. >> because we don't have a shower. >> you bike in the suit. >> suited and booted. i bike in pajamas. big difference there. there are a lot of people out here enjoying the weather. >> i know. it could get worse. the heat really coming in. >> i keep telling you the humidity is good for your skin. it gives you a dewy effect women pay for for treatments and things. >> so she says. i can do without it. >> do the dew. >> i don't need it. >> dew leads to moist. >> oh! i hate that word! >> just saying. >> you know that's off limits at the table. >> that has cleanser. tom cruise. >> yes. >> that will get any negative thought out of your head. >> i don't see "moist" as negative. >> you're a weather man and you sa

natalie? >> miguel in chattanooga, tennessee, thank you. >>> demi moore says she's in absolute shock by the death of a 21-year-old man who was found dead in the pool at her los angeles home. the body was found floating in the pool early sunday. the man who could not swim aapparently drowned during a party held by more's assistant while the actress was out of town. >>> finally, a metszssy ending. a driver lost control and was apparently tired and left behind as you see there a sea of watermelon for workers to clean up. send it back over to matt and savannah. guys? >> thank you very much. >>> the great debate over screen time and family time. as a parent, how do you help your children strike the right balance? today sheinelle jones is here with more. >> during a news conference president obama revealed that cell phones are banned from athe dinner table. especially in the summer months when kids are home and spending more time on their devices. the dinner table. once a sacred place for families t

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i'm willie, that's al and natalie and tamron hall is back. the four of us haven't been together in -- >> three weeks. >> we were admiring the new hair. >> that's at altitude. >> i got a wellillie geist part on vacation. i googled willie geist images and said willie's part is on this side. >> yours is higher subpoena. >> the height. looks great . >> you could put a zip line up there. >> it's natalie's next adventure. she'll zip line down i my part is. >> what'ser more impressive is the al rokerer. >> that may come. that's my next and final act, ladies and gentlemen. i missed you guys. >> we missed you subpoena. >> did you have a good time? >> i had a fantastic -- it was the longest vacation i have taken. i have never taken a long vacation. it was fantastic. i missed you. france is fabulous, but it's no luling, texas. >> never forget your roots. >> i told al the first person i e-mailed when i was back. i turned my phone off. my hands are shaking. i thought i would be fired. the first person i e-mailed was roker. there was an article on lamb. la

natalie is very good at it! >> wow! >> man down. okay. >> go ahead. >> here you go. >> thank you, al. >> i just want to eat it. here we go. i'm all -- >> a trained professional. that's not fair. >> what is it? toss and flip it. >> as it gets softer it gets a little more difficult. >> it's a bad idea. it's great ice cream, as i'll point out. >> it's subject to opinion. >> all right. mr. roker, take your ice cream and do the weather. heat advisories and warnings for oklahoma about ten states. the pattern continues for the rest of the week. big dome of high pressure. the jet stream is to the north. look at the temperatures it will feel like 102 in lake charles. 103 in hot springs. it will feel like 102 in kansas city. memphis you're going to feel like 110 degrees! but then look at this. you go north of the jet stream and look how much cooler it is. like a big scoop of ice cream. it's going to feel cooler than it is in new york also in washington, d.c. charlottesville, buffalo, and in burlingt >>> look at that ice cream. ice cream in th

of course, heightened concerned natalie because of the july 4 holiday, but that, of course, was the site of a horrific shooting. -- back in 2013. the situation is now returning to normal. to more phone calls on the issue of donald trump. we will go to denny's in raleigh, north carolina. caller: good morning. and thank you c-span for allowing the people of america to be heard. and thank you for free speech. we do live in a country where we have a constitution. and the constitution says we have free speech. donald trump has free speech. he may be a billionaire, but i have never seen a poor person give anybody a job in america. freedom of free speech is precious. we are all immigrants. the only people here in america that were here originally, to my knowledge, are the american indians. we all came after. and we have to respect each other. now, i do say this -- the borders around our whole country, they need to be scrutinized. and mexicans, where they are coming in from mexico, all you have to do is look at the schools and you can see what is happening in america. host: based on everything t

natalie azar is here. i don't care how old you are it sounds bad. >> but how people do the prognosis depends on the underlying condition of the patient which means if you have arethritis arthritis, for example, in your neck already you may not fare as well with a spinal fracture. at the end of the day it has to do with mostly the location of the injury and the mechanism of the injury. was it a blunt force trauma. obviously the spinal cord runs through the boney components of the neck. if that is impinged upon obviously that can lead to paralysis. a lot of fracture os cur at the boney prominences to the neck. not close promiseximation of the nerve. it sounds like he's going to be quickly treated and release. he'll be in a soft collar for a number of weeks. but based on what we heard so far, obviously we don't have access to the mm record it sounds like a minor injury. probably based on what happened and where it happened. >> we're sending our best to the president and mrs. bush and the entire bush family. >

natalie aczar is here. a lot of us are concerned about this every time we pop something in the microwave. >> let's think about this. this is relevant because we are concerned there could be chemicals in the environment that could be affecting our hormones and later on affecting, you know metabolic things like diabetes and ultimately leading to cardiovascular risk. that's why they are looking at this. they are looking at bpa, which by the way, are in a ton of consumer goods as well as medicines. they were looking for the break down products of that in the urine of children. it was definitely not a study that was meant or designed to look specifically at these plastics and their health effects on children. i think that's important to get out from the beginning. they found a correlation and association between some of these compounds and a higher risk of hypertension in these kids. observational only it was absolutely not a cause and effect finding. >> going forward so tonight if i have something in the refrig

natalie is off. tamron is at the news desk. >> good morning. fiat-chrysler is facing a record $105 million fine over what the government calls a lax attitude in notifying customers about safety recalls. the automaker must offer to buy back a half million ram pickup trucks and dodge suvs with possible steering problems. and the owners of more than a million older jeeps with rear mounted gas tanks will be able to trade them in for above market value or have chrysler pay for repairs. >>> an autopsy will be performed on bobbi kristina brown, the only child of singers whitney houston and bobby brown. her family said 22-year-old bobbi kristina died on sunday. she was found unconscious in a bathtub almost six months ago in her home near atlanta and never regained consciousness. >>> overseas nato is expected to hold a rare emergency meeting tuesday amid escalating violence along the border of turkey and syria by extremists. keir summons joinimmons joins us from iraq. >> reporter: america and turkey appeared to agree on a plan to tackle isis. we have be