we know of course the boy scout motto is be prepared. these scouts obviously work. so a salute to them and to all boy scouts. >> it is tremendous that's it for this week's show pre-thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. ♪. alicia: kentucky community mourning the loss of three officers and a police dog killed in the line of duty. coming under attack will trying to serve a warrant. hello and welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live". i am alicia acuna in for arthel neville. rich: i am rich as an inverse. about 200 counties east of louisville. the sheriff there tells reporters the officers encountered quote pure hell when they arrived on the scene. investigators say the suspect, lance stores emilio open fire in

an attack that would last hours. at least four other officers and a civilian were hurt before police took stores into custody. >> former d.c. homicide detective ted williams will join us and moments on the rise of violent crime across the nation. but first to charles watson with more on the kentucky tragedy hi charles. >> hi alicia. the subject in this case lance stores was arraigned on friday when he pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of murder of a police officer following the deadly shootout with officers in allen, kentucky on late thursday night. the franklin county sheriff categorized an ambush and said the four officers were initially responded to the scene had no chance as they approach stores home to serve a warrant and relate to domestic abuse for the 49-year-old suspect almost immediately get began firing hundreds of rounds at officers for multiple positions inside of

his home. ultimately killing three officers, a police canine and wounding at least four responding officers and one civilian in the sand up that lasted for hours. >> received a call for an officer assist for shots fired. they respond it out here situation with an active shooter. >> after some negotiations authority state stores did surrender and was taken into police custody battered and badly bruised where you can see here among those he's accused of killing his preston birds a police captain ralph fraser 39 year veteran. officer served the pd since 1983. deputy william petrie a 31 year law enforcement veteran who served two years with the franklin county sheriff's office. officer jacob a three year law enforcement veteran who served the pd since 2019 and his canine drago, a drug detection canine with six years of experience.

on friday kentucky governor andy bechard called the officers at death's quote tragic news. he went on to say he and the first lady are praying for the family of those lost. those injured in the entire allen community. these heroes sacrificed everything to protect our people. we are told the four officers who were wounded at last check were in stable condition. kentucky state police say they are taken the lead on this investigation. they consider it up and back active investigation is a tough time for police in this country, alicia. >> aptly charles watson thank you. >> a new york city police have arrested a suspect in the shooting death of a young mother who was pushing her three month old baby in a stroller wednesday night. mace 82-year-old isaac fled the scene on manhattan's upper east side. police accused of shooting 20-year-old johnson in the back of the head at point-blank read.

her mother's tells fox news she and daughter and called police multiple times to report the suspect had threatened them. the baby was not hurt. >> the only big city dealing with the rash of gun violence chicago is bracing for a blood he holiday weekend and ramping up police presence after an officer was shot multiple times yesterday morning and two people were killed in a separate shooting. >> is a terrible start to a weekend that notoriously violent hopefully not a microcosm of what is to come. >> ted williams is a former d.c. homicide detective, defense attorney and fox news contributor he joins us good to see you ted. let's begin with chicago. a city that is already been through so much and is expecting so much more. >> that it's a sad commentary of what is going on throughout this country, alicia.

that is what is happening in chicago and other major metropolitan cities. that is crime is off the chain. i think alicia, without giving police officers the tools that they need to protect and serve, they themselves are in danger. all we have to do is look at kentucky there with three brave officers to have lost their lives serving and protecting the members of their community. alicia: on kentucky this incident the suspect fired hundreds of rounds from paris positioned firearms. this guy was ready to go to war with the police. >> absolutely he was ready to go to war with the police, alicia. i am hoping heself will face the death penalty. this clearly was a planned

execution of police officers. and just think this is a fourth of july weekend where we celebrate our independence. and in kentucky now and in this country we are grieving the loss of these officers. not only in kentucky but also the one that you mentioned there in chicago. alicia: let's put some numbers up here. fox news did an analysis of the six major cities that have violent crimes on the rise but we can show this right there. nashville, baltimore, los angeles, near city, philadelphia, washington. folks see these numbers. they feel it, they see it in their cities. there is just a sense of being out of control. things are out of control. so on one hand you have people who feel like there's nothing they can do. it is such an incredibly difficult time to be a police officer right now. it is an incredibly hard time to recruit future officers isn't it? the morale on police departments all over this country are unfortunately are low.

because unfortunately in america right now. police officers are looked upon in the lowest of self-esteem. that is the tragedy. these men and women are out there trying to serve and protect these communities. we are at a disadvantage here. but we are going to have to do, alicia, is un- handcuffed police officers and let them go into these communities and do the jobs that they want to do. and that is to serve and protect their community. alicia: to some the brazen natures of these crimes we are seeing, also seems to be on the rise. people doing things and committing crimes. violent crimes in broad day they without a concern other people will see them, nothing. it's getting pretty bad. >> it is. it's like they don't give a damn. all we have to do unfortunately if you want to look at bad police officers, alicia, just

look at uvalde, texas were 19 children their babies crying for help. and the use of police officers that were out there did nothing to help these 19 babies in those two teachers that were killed there in uvalde. alicia: we see the uvalde police chief announced he will in fact resign. your thoughts on the resignation? >> alicia, this is a police chief is an embarrassment. he should not only resign from the city council but i believe you should reside from the police department itself. he was a chief of police. he was on the scene. he could have gone in and possibly saved quite a few lives. he chose not too. he set up a barricade there. and they just sat around while

young babies were being slaughtered. this is just unacceptable pretty sugar resigned he should have resigned a long time ago from the police department as well as a city council there. alicia: the folks of uvalde haven't difficult questions our hearts and getting answers there will definitely continue to follow that. ted williams thank you so much. >> my pleasure. rich: tens of millions of americans are looking to head out of town this holiday weekend. but getting from here to there is turning into a real endurance test. hundreds of flight cancellations thousands of delays restrict airline passengers. the timing could not be worse with air travel expected to hit pandemic air record. alexis mcadams is life in new york city at laguardia airport, alexis. x hey, that is right the peak time right now this week into trouble for the the july 4 holiday break most of the people

according the numbers went out yesterday this on the heavy lines. the tickets people are paying for these airlines are quite expensive for they are sky high levels of people dishing out cash for pete even other paying more for airline tickets during a peak travel time does not mean they're going to get on a plane, listen. >> 130 him supposed to leave and they plate to 3:00 p.m. already today. i do not know if i'm going to get out or not on time. i may out here for a while. >> hanging out here for a while is kind of what the whole situation is for so many people that hit laguardia. laguardia is one of the most delays here. you can see the american sent a lot of people are rechecking in for the got here hours ago they tells they had to bring their bags back up because they were at the terminal, that they're going to him in the tarmac without their going to be their destination by now. not having to rebook everything and try to get the bags back. the lights to continue to grow. here's flight status across united states but as of the

staff near there more than 3000 delays in over 600 cancellations according to flight aware per yesterday nearly two and half million travelers nationwide pass through airport security. it's the first time since before the pandemic the tsa so that many people in their screenings. the surge coming as airlines do struggle to continue to keep up. travelers feel like they are getting the bad end of the deal. if was not enough at the airport the delta pilot to the ticket line fed up after they say they have record amounts of overtime. >> we are hoping the plane is there when we are ready to get on it. and there is a pilot to flight so we can get out on time we got to get back get back to life. quick to try to curb those displays adult to try to persuade people to travel after the busy holiday. offering to waive all change fees at this time. also back your life another live look you can see this a priority lights really to meet lines of people have stories of sitting here, and sitting here, and sitting here for hours of the

night never get to the places that they had planned on. the question is how bad do people want to get to the destination? that is a question delta asked the passengers the other day were flying to minnesota courts and ports they offered 10,000 dollars, not in waivers but 10,000 dollars in cash to help people change their flights to another time just so they could get some those people on those overbooked flights. rich: and then you how bad it is alexis at laguardia thank you very much. alicia: flying might cost you time and money but hitting the road this holiday weekend is no bargain either for aaa's of the average price of a gallon of gas is a $4.82. state gas taxes are driving that price even higher. claudia's live in angeles with more, hi claudia. >> hey alicia. i've been talking to people filling up here for $4.59 a gallon per year really to get the sense despite the high gas prices people are just so ready to take a road trip. they want to make it to that barbecue.

they want to see their friends. they do not want to miss the fun. and this with the fourth of july on a monday that is setting up a three day weekend for a lot of people. aaa predicts nearly 48 million people will travel at least 50 miles or more from home. with the vast majority 42 million, driving. that is a new record. part of the reason, folks see what's happening at those airports and they are saying no thanks. travel experts say many americans are weighing the pros and cons of flying and deciding even a long haul road trip is just less hassle. books are still dealing with a lot of shortages. a lot of that residual from the pandemic era. so that could play into people's decision-making whether to choose to fly or drive to their destination. i think a lot of people have really taken that into consideration. they are probably evaluating a four hour drive is an easier route to take than possibly been

canceled or delayed and waiting hours at the airport. >> just in time of those road trips, half a dozen states just raise their gas attacks including california by 3 cents. bring the average cost here to $6.27 a gallon. way above the national average of $4.82 per if you are monday tens of millions hitting the roads, place across the country will be conducting sobriety checkpoints. keep that in mind along the best times to leave or stay put between noon and 9:00 p.m. would be the worst time to travel according to aaa. as for heading back, if you can leave on monday while people are still celebrating the holiday, you can expect to see a lot less congestion and safer roads out there. mrs. claudia, good to see you thanks. rich: beachgoers beware. signed decision sharks are lurking to waters close to the shore break that story is next. plus inflation taken a major

bite of your fourth of july cookout. could we see that all summer long? all that and more coming up.

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massive white sharks are lurking around thereto. they say the predators are migrating along the northeast coast as the weather warms. fox whether correspondent nicole has the story. >> if you know cape cod you notice a huge independence day destination for them some of the oldest fourth of july celebration tear from parades, two fireworks shows and of course cape cod is also known for its beaching. but especially this weekend your document hit the water without hearing about sharks as a start to migrate into the northeast. and of course pose a danger to you and your family if you are heading to the water this weekend. they are in this area for two reasons one because the water is warming up during the summer months. they are also looking for food. they usually feed on fish, on grey seals which are common on the cape cod area at this time of year. they're definitely not looking for humans. but that does not mean that worst does not happen. unfortunately yesterday in new york officials reported what may

have been a shark bite off of joan's beak. it's important to member they are a presence here. however we are not on the menu for sharks if you are worried about interactions just know there are ways you can change your behavior when you choose to enter the water to help to limit those interactions. but always be listening to your lifeguards for they know best when it comes to beach safety. >> if you look at the numbers only about 12 shark attacks have ever been reported near new york. and massachusetts even less. it's only about six shark attacks ever reported since the 1830s. but we know the sharks are around prudently frequent these waters. so it's why you'll see in all the extra patrols but really the emphasis in shark safety. especially this weekend. a couple things you can do is avoid those murky waters. try to make sure your family, your kids stayed to the shore. but also keep your eyes peeled. if you say something reported. get out of the water. at a good indicator if there could be sharks in the area are

if you see those purple flags on the lifeguard stand, that is a sign sharks frequent that area could should be something to consider before getting into the water for this holiday weekend. rich: nicole thank you. alicia: president biden is back from europe where he slammed the supreme court on the world stage for its decision overturning roe v wade. but he is back on the present is facing a full plate of problems with the southern border to inflation. alexander hoffa's live in washington with more hi alex. >> hi alicia. the main focus of the gathering of the g7 nato leaders was a carve out new ways to assist ukraine for the present putting the blame on russia's aggression for domestic issues here as well. while wrapping up the trip thursday in madrid, president biden was asked about the u.s. status as a world leader given record inflation and gas prices for two that he pivoted to the supreme court, listen. >> the one thing that has been destabilizing is the outrageous

behavior of the supreme court of the united states. on overruling not only roe v wade but essentially challenging the right to privacy. >> republicans criticize the president wording on foreign soil as unpatriotic. by the mistress has been on the losing end of several recent supreme court decisions. among them a hit to the green energy agenda is a supreme court ruled this week to remove soul regular tory discretion from the epa. but a wind then, the high court agreed the president can undo the trump error remain in mexico policy. national border patrol council president brandon judd made the point this week that without the controversy at a loss to border will continue to be ignored. >> the supreme court would've ruled in favor that would've been a little bit different because now the mainstream media it would have had to have covered up or when the mainstream media covers things is a little bit more pressure put on the administration. >> yesterday for the pardons for the holiday weekend at camp david president biden held a

meeting with nine democratic governors who vowed to serve as safe havens for abortions. they are, the president reiterated he would like to see the senate filibuster ended so roe v wade can be codified. he also conceded democrats do not have enough votes right now to do so, alicia. alicia: alessandra hoff thank you. rich: inflation is making this use fourth of july barbecue the most expensive ever. prices for cookout staples like ground beef, chicken, lemonade and ice cream all up double digit% compared to this time last year. yet president biden says americans are in better shape than most when it comes to inflation. >> i can understand why the american people are frustrated because of inflation. but inflation is higher in almost every other country. prices at the pump are higher numbers every other country. we are better positioned to deal with us at anyone. but we have a way to go. >> lutz bring in hannah cox. manager brand ambassador for the foundation for economic education. hannah, i want to get to you on

wednesday you think this inflation is finally going to slow down? >> i do not have good news for you fragile things have slowed on anytime soon. it seems even the federal reserve is admitting they have no plan to actually tackle this. it is out of control but it's been out of control for some time. we know things that curtail it or not on the agenda for the biden administration rate that would include cutting spending free to include getting rid of a lot of the terror spirit would look like actually getting out of the energy sector letter businesses get back to work. it would look like ending foreign conflicts and are creating issues with supply chain for the list goes on. but they do not want to do the same as it would keep gas lighting american people try to but everything else it really isn't related to the problem. i don't see an end in sight and to have adults in the room. >> looked thomas' government part of policy and perspectives on this the business reasons to blame and talk a bit about supply chain for this major supply chain issues. business is having issues coming back from covid and the massive slow down to slow down there but

how much is government based on how much is the mess of bringing this all back online for most of covid shut down a few months ago progressive in their link they don't think the economy will shut down to the skillet there that a government coming and making people shut down. i think we would've found smarter ways to approach the coronavirus but we are now there are many people trying to do things early on that would've been far more effective than lockdowns and masking. those were often prohibited by the fda. we got it all backwards but you have to look at what they did on that in first and foremost. and then couple that with how they responded which is pretty much just doing the exact opposite of what you actually what to do if you wanted to make sure we did not get inflation. it is not it's unpredictable. their people all the way back at the beginning of the pandemic that were saying this is going to lead to inflation. tomas it waving the red flag when start doing all the stimulus spending. we knew this is where this would go. you have to recognize at this point these are policy choices. both people government right now

is the people at the helm care a lot more about getting their agenda done for a lot more about their pet projects in the actually about the bottom line for american families. rich: this demonstration commencement a couple trillion. previous demonstration truly morris to begin the sink. democrats and republicans sign off on it. you think there's an appropriate level of support here following or during the pandemic? or was it all needless and been contributed to inflation? >> i think it was needless by think it's something politicians felt they could run around say look what we did look we did for you. think they're counting on the american people being economic illiterate. thanks to government schools it's largely true. when start sending people text that are really happy i get i like free money two. anyone has been around long enough understand there's no such things a free lunch but eventually have to pay for that. if you got $1800, $1200 you know paying a lot more for inflation. people did not know that early on they work with the listening to the canaries in the coal mine

who were warning people and said they're being lured into this by politicians who only care about panic getting reelected. getting more power and money for themselves and enriching their friends which they did with the stimulus packages. as a mass amount of corporate welfare huge transfer of wealth from the american people to corporations and the 1%. the fact the democrats and progressives who claim to care about these things are sleeping on that is indicative of the fact people are not working for us. they are working for themselves their work with her connected friends has been evident all along in this crisis. >> was the federal reserve do here now? it has raised interest rates. going to brace them even further. is this going to do anything? or is this too aggressive to raise interest rates question what does it hurt the employment market? think the best of the federal reserve could do for all of us a shut down. but no it's not going to happen anytime soon. i think they're going to have a rough landing. don't think that the ability to get ahead of this for think they're going to have to raise

interest rates pretty substantially. think were in for a rough couple of years. i personally do not see a way we avoid a depression at this point or very big recession. i think there is a lot of concern for at the end of the day there's people are costly harping on things like the debt in the economy. it's not because we just care about money. we know one plus one equals two pretty don't pay attention to these things ultimately people are hurt. people cannot get to work. people lose their job or they cannot feed their kids to have real human consequences. this time we start dedicating ourselves to caring about this economic issues and put our foot down and telling politicians they have to get out of the market. rich: hannah cox thanks for joining us. alicia: russian forces are ramping up their attacks in ukraine pretty including more deadly missile strikes on civilians. we are alive in ukraine next.

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alicia: are looks of the other top stories we are filing for the lawyer for singer r kelly cities been wrongly placed on suicide watch. this comes days after 30 year sentencing for racketeering and trafficking. google announces plans to delete user location history on trips to abortion clinics, domestic violence shelters and other places involving privacy. this comes a week after the supreme court decided to overturn roe v wade. additionally google will not store location data at fertility centers, addiction treatment facilities and weight loss clinics. the civil lawsuit filed by family will head to trial after florida judge denies a motion from brian's family to dismiss the case. the lawsuit alleges his parents were aware their son killed it gabby tried to help him hide.

while they stayed silent about the disappearances. ♪ rushes a brutal assault on ukraine is grinding on now it's for the month. vladimir putin's forces are targeting key city in the eastern part of the country. it is considered the last stronghold of resistance there. it is especially heavy fighting for control of an oil refinery. nate foy is live in lviv, ukraine. >> rich good afternoon put in a moment you're going to hear from man who is living in the donbas region horrific conditions. but first today both ukraine and russia are confirming an attack in the southern port city the second time the city has been attacked in four days. on wednesday civilians were killed by think it is today they were not. meanwhile the cleanup continues in odesa protect a look at this video. the apartment complex and recreation center the site of a russian missile strike early

friday morning or 21 people were killed for it happened just hours after the nato summit ended when the alliance announced adding sweden and finland pretty as president biden talking about nato expanding its borders. >> putin thought he could break the transatlantic alliance pretty tried to weaken us. the expected result to fracture. but he is getting exactly what he did not want, we are more united than ever. with the edition of finland and sweden will be stronger than ever. >> rich, we have new video today of that fight in donbas the key city you mentioned is lysychans'k it's a final holdout in the region for their making the outskirts of the kiddie ukraine officials say they remain. but also meant as a suffering of civilians caught in the middle, listen to this man's experience. facts tell me please, when will

this war end? when? i have no strength at all. when will it end? tell me please. people without basic necessities. that was a woman, a man also describing down to the last food that he had with his family there. so a difficult situation. much better here in lviv. the art worries about possible belarusian invasion from the north with the mayor with military officials of their contingency plan regarding that. he posted on telegram the decision to attack levine will be the last decision in the life of these monsters. it comes the same time the president says ukraine tried striking military objects in the country three days ago. he did not provide evidence but did say belarus does not plan on entering the war for now. we will send it back to you. so senate nate foy live in ukraine, thank you.

alicia: some democrats and the left wing groups are backing far right candidates and republican primaries on the country. hoping to set up what they see as favorable races for them self. that november's general election for the pennsylvania governor's race democrat spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads featuring conservative republican doug. the democratic governors association also spending millions to help incumbent democrat governor by running ads on far right candidate darren bailey. both won their primaries. and out democrats for trying the same strategy in maryland. next we found out today the democratic governors association has decided to put about a million dollars into the campaign to be able to run ads for him on tv. they're only doing that for one reason for their doing it because they know that i am the only candidate that can be a beats a liberal in november. >> backfire in november let's

bring an selling from the washington examiner. selena, just so you know i'm talking to you from our denver studio. here in colorado the democratic pack try the same thing in colorado in three different races for the u.s. senate, the governor and a congressional district. it did not work here. the unaffiliated voters here said no way to the far right conservatives to the ballot. so is this a situation where it depends on the geography, the political geography as well and what is at have to say about maryland coming up? >> it does kind of depend on the geography. each state there are conservatives and though our immigrant coalitions are very different. and in pennsylvania versus colorado primaries are close to only republicans could vote. however in colorado you can cross over. everyone in politics

begrudgingly admire someone who does something clever. however this could definitely backfire because backing two candidates that they think will win and november is a gamble that you make in that year that's not very good for democrats. in other words these candidates that they think they will easily beat in pennsylvania is a perfect example of it. and that shapiro invested money however mastery otto is within striking distance of superhero. shapiro believed he would be six, seven, eight points away. they are within the margin of error. so these kind of tactics sometimes backfire in-your-face. they push people where they may not normally want to go. but they push it because they

are so dissatisfied and so unhappy with democrats. alicia: listen to what the "washington post" editorial board had to say about this tactic. i will read here quote democrats got what they wished for in 2016 mr. trump captured the jupiter presidential nomination for they savored a racing as a malign incompetent whom the voters would surely reject. instead mr. trump won for this year's midterms will occur in extremely unfavorable political climate for democrats. democrats even extreme ones could win all of them out. even more to your point so whole checklist of eyed this could backfire. >> yes absolute. we could end up with vendors and senators that don't perhaps reflect the largeness of the state bird that doesn't mean they don't represent democrats or republicans but they are to

the right of what would even be someone who is supportive of trump. so that is a challenge they have here. these tactics again, everyone appreciate something clever. sometimes clever backfires and you get exactly what you didn't want. alicia: the long game here what it means for democracy as a whole. republicans have tried the tactic to, they have gone big democrats have gone big this time around. it is incredibly obvious they're not did not get many instances. it's a long game here what is this mean to democracy and people out there who they want to vote and they do not want to be messed with in this way. >> what it does the shenanigans have always gone on an american politics. all the way back to john adams and thomas jefferson. what this does i think is really tear at our core with our trust

between government and ourselves. between our cultural curators. the people who run politics that run government, that run corporations. it just makes the voter's not always ideological's strident as strategists tend to think they are. it just separates that relationship away from them and it widens the divide more. that is not good for many of us. alicia: celine that from the washington examiner thank you. >> thank you so much for having me. rich: they are partying like it 1776 limbaugh some of the 40th annual harbor fest is underway. fox news has your up close look at one of the nations biggest july 4 celebrations. that is next. and kicking it up a notch with smoky-

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♪ ♪. rich: tradition silver and boston's histories back for the holiday weekend. harvard fest sober at this site sounds a chase of the city there is a hotbed of the american revolution about 250 years ago. our own abby is alive in boston, right in the middle of it all. abby. >> yes that is right, rich. harbor fest is celebrating its 40th anniversary with hundreds of activities per people are coming from all over the country to celebrate really getting into the patriotic spirit. you look around this city is absolutely electric. and adding to that electricity is just the fact you can look to either side of you and see something that has played an influential part in our nation's independence. the sense i've been getting here were being hurt harbor fest as people just want to celebrate our freedom. we were here for the kickoff of the event and stuck around for justice of the hype is about.

and i am going to tell you it did not disappoint. moment when the commanding officer of the u.s. constitution cut the harbor fest cake with her saber. a memorable way to kickoff the weekend. bill actually on the uss constitution all day on the fourth talking about the heritage there and taking part in their turnaround under 21 gun salute. do not miss that. but until then we have been walking around and finding out what people's thoughts are ahead of independence day, take a listen. what makes you proud to be an american? >> oh geez, i am speechless for that. >> i get emotional. it means so much. i am grateful for it. >> that reaction is just one of the best things about being here for the fourth of july. it's really seeing people get emotional when you ask them why are you proud to be an american? we got some incredible answers

for sure. we're also proud american spirit right now our veterans and military members get a year free of fox nation. you go to fox nation.com to sign up now, rich. >> abby thanks very much for joining us from boston. you can celebrate america with us here in fox news channel all weekend long. join pete, rachel, and will kain tomorrow night for a special independence day celebration at west point. with the fireworks and music from the west point band for them monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern fox news presented independence day special with joey jones, lawrence jones, kayleigh and carly baird is going to include fireworks with d.c. in boston and much more. we'll have more news just a moment. and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction.

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activity across the entire country there's a lot of humidity out there. big afternoon thunderstorms. tropical storm at the coast of the carolinas but somewhat of a quick mover but we're going to see winds at about 40 miles an hour. if you are looking here across portions of the outer banks and wondering about your entire holiday weekend, this is going to be moving through on sunday, sunday evening by monday morning the day on monday, on july 4 is going to be a fine beach day. for the next couple of days tropical storm warnings from myrtle beach all the way up the coast we can see it rip current risks britt heavy rain at times fairly strong winds. the way the system is currently move its way up the coast you do notice most of the heavy rain, most of that thunderstorm activity is out over the ocean. dryer right along the coast but still going to be a storm system that is moving through. means we could be seeing rainfall totals of at least a couple inches across its entire region. the winds are going to have the

20 -- 30 miles an hour overnight tonight and that early through the day on sunday before eventually this entire system tracks itself offshore just a little bit. i saw the only system we are watching. we are seeing a line of thunderstorms sweeping up into the mid atlantic at bring up to do angling for the area fairly large is a risk of severe weather from d.c. and baltimore stretching through philadelphia up towards new york. that is going to be something happening this evening but really running even into your sunday morning. for your independence day forecast, there are some areas out the retractable but if showers would you do notice tons of heat comp temperature at 100 degrees britt 97 degrees in kansas city. rain linger across the southeast but another air were tracking showers here fourth of july holiday. significant rain into the upper midwest. largely though a lot of sunshine out there. this graduate opportunity to get out and shoot off some fireworks at least for good portions of the country, alicia. alicia: has had ice fox

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