damage and large hail it includes a good section from state college to scranton, through philadelphia, baltimorec. so we don't get too many bouts of severe storms, the coverage won't be that great. but whatever strong storms could dorm, could do some damage. that's why we have the thunderstorm chances in those areas. other storms are possible in the southeast. middle of the country looks dry and relatively nice. >> good deal. bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, a teen star's dramatic change of looks and an action stars confess of a failure and an affair nearly 20 years later. >>> plus, in his first interview since kristen stewart's cheating scandal, just what did robert pattinson have to say for himself. your "first look" at entertainment is straight ahead. greater risk of a stroke, my first thoughts were about my wife, and my family. i have the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but my doctor put me on pradaxa instead to reduce my risk of stroke. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate) reduced

the east coast, no problems today, we'll see clear skies in many spots, including new york, philadelphia, baltimorewn to d.c. and temperatures will be warm in the sun today. but in the shade with the low humidity it will feel like a pretty nice day. the problem areas for today is if you're traveling around iowa through illinois, i mean we're just getting drenched with very heavy rain. this is kind of the heart of the drought areas, we're happy to get it in those spots. this is a strong almost fall-like cold front coming through the middle of the country. it's going to spark numerous thunderstorms and also the temperatures behind it, i mean look at minneapolis, 69 degrees for your high today? that's almost jacket weather for you. unfortunately, it doesn't quite get to dallas quite yet. as far as the weekend forecast goes, that's when the front will arrive on the east coast and areas like washington, d.c., you're easily going to see your coolest weekend of the entire summer, with highs only around 80 degrees. with partly cloudy skies and on and off showers, so willie, big changes coming, sweeping acr

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live doppler 7hd picking up pretty heavy thunderstorms through new york city and back toward philadelphia, baltimoreowing this to you because this line is going to intensity overnight, and really start to smack the east coast by tomorrow morning. if you have travel plans, washington, d.c. down toward atlanta, as you can see, you could run into some summer thunderstorms that could delay some flights of the 84 for atlanta tomorrow. it will be hot in dallas, 101. 112 in phoenix. 94 for denver. they will see some sunshine. around here, a mild day. 90 antioch, 85 concord, santa rosa wampling to 82 -- warming to 82. 66 in san francisco. palo alto 76. 85 morgan hill. 73 watsonville. enjoy tomorrow because the heat wave, well it will start to move in here as we head into wednesday, thursday, friday. mainly inland locations 100-degree heat. thursday, friday 90s near the bay, 70s at the coast. and of course the coast is where you will want to be on thursday, friday and saturday. >> thank you, leigh. >>> rick quan is in for shu, and he wants to talk football. >> in the immortal words of hank williams, junior,

live doppler 7hd picking up pretty heavy thunderstorms through new york city and back toward philadelphia, baltimoreshowing this to you because this line is going to intensity overnight, and really start to smack the east coast by tomorrow morning. if you have travel plans, washington, d.c. down toward atlanta, as you can see, you could run into some summer thunderstorms that could delay some flights of the 84 for atlanta tomorrow. it will be hot in dallas, 101. 112 in phoenix. 94 for denver. they will see some sunshine. around here, a mild day. 90 antioch, 85 concord, santa rosa wampling to 82 -- warming to 82. 66 in san francisco. palo alto 76. 85 morgan hill. 73 watsonville. enjoy tomorrow because the heat wave, well it will start to move in here as we head into wednesday, thursday, friday. mainly inland locations 100-degree heat. thursday, friday 90s near the bay, 70s at the coast. and of course the coast is where you will want to be on thursday, friday and saturday. >> thank you, leigh. >>> rick quan is in for shu, and he wants to talk football. >> in the immortal words of hank williams, junior

a chain of upper 80's from philadelphia to baltimore. bit of a warm section through the heart of the midatlantic. pattern has been relatively quiet until the last two hours, seen the clouds start to creep in out of the south and east. what we are watching is a developing coastal off the carolina coast. this is a system that could play havoc with the weather locally in to the weekend. especially the key timing will be midday saturday through saturday flight and even early sunday morning. especially along the beaches, you see the coastal system spinning up. rain from the cape back through charleston. that system will continue to develop here through the overnight hours in to early morning. it'll be a dry friday around here with high pressure controlling things, as that low comes up the coast we get spiraling. could impact the beach areas and maybe the entire eastern shore, areas the chesapeake east. most likely see showers through the day on friday. high pressure just west of us, we will keep it dry from baltimore westward through most of

unfortunately from philadelphia southwards, baltimore southwards you're still in the 70s and you stilllook at buffalo to albany, syracuse, hartford, areas in northern new england. it's almost like a hint of fall in the air this morning. it will warm up nice this afternoon from detroit to pittsburgh to buffalo. lots of sunshine, dry weather. but still a little hot and humid there around d.c., but still nothing compared to the heat that continues in areas like texas and oklahoma. but -- it will be that way until november. >> unfortunately. don't say that. all right bill, thanks so much. coming up, another alleged fender bender for actress amanda biens. and we have a new person to talk about. and let the trash talking begin. sir elton john lowers the boom on madonna. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. hole story? there's a lot more going on here. [ glass shatters ] who is he? [ dita ] it's aaron cross. he's the most valuable asset we've ever put in the field. he knows bourne. he knows treadstone. he's got a handle on the whole operat

detroit, oakland, baltimore, philadelphia. it is the issue of poverty and the issue of whether they will treat everybody decently. >> if new orleans was a test of our national character, and we could have made it a model city for how to deal with pre- existing are man-made conditions, why did we do that? >> we have a lack of will and i'm afraid there is -- how do i put this diplomatically? there is a lack of concern for poor people. time wet -- the last had this many people unemployed was the great depression. we sat down and said, we have to redefine our priorities. that is what the new deal was trying to be about. we're not doing that. maybe if we bailout the banks, everything will work out. new orleans is the test case. new orleans, people are amazing. courageous. they're taking a stand. they're doing it without the government. tavis: i think i know what you mean by that. doing it without the government. i get that. >> three or four different people i talk to in this book, people you know, in different times during the six

from philadelphia down toward baltimore and washington, d.c. upstate new york as well. we've had reports of lightning hitting a couple of people at the nascar race at mount pocono here in eastern pennsylvania. that race had to be shortened. and as you can see, severe thunderstorm warnings continue for places like philadelphia. major delays at the airport. ernesto now. 50-mile-an-hour winds expected to brush by jamaica. and we're talking about a tropical storm warning in effect there. florence way out there off the coast of africa, brian. not too worried about that one. >> a lot going on. kelly cass from weather channel headquarters, we appreciate it. >>> at olympic games and for that matter the upcoming political conventions, really any official event, the around-the-neck credential, here's mine, is the coin of the realm. there's no going anywhere without this. at the olympics they are inspected and scanned everywhere you go. so it was just interesting today to learn that even duchesses have them. kate middleton has been to a ton of events here. a huge cheerleader for t

heads up new york city, philadelphia down into the washington, d.c. baltimorea you could be seeing severe weather as we head into the afternoon hours. otherwise texas more triple digits 103 the high in dallas, 101 in san antonio. low 80s for chicago and minneapolis. meanwhile across northeast new york city expecting a high at 83. >> maria molina, thanks. >>> it is time to entertain this. after rob pat tin son making his first public pier rance sin-- a since ex-girlfriend's shocking cheating. he was there for the new movie. after less than 5 minutes on the red carpet he was whisked away with no further comment. he was so smitten with connor kennedy she spent 4.9 million in cash. patti ann just fob close to him. she purchased it and it is right next door to the kennedy compound in massachusetts. >>> meet the new miley cyrus the 19-year-old supporting a very short drastic haircut. she tweeted quote i never felt more me in my whole life. what do you think patti ann. >> what do you think? >> on you? >> no. >> and now for your starting lineup a roundup of all of the

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when i connect dots i go chicago, i go philadelphia, i go baltimore, guy houston. you know he what?ee black people killing black people. that's what i see. i don't know how you can avoid seeing this. >> i'm not ai having that i think you are doing a great deal of avoidance, juan, you are avoiding what's happening in the broader country. what about the mass killings? >> why doesn't the black establishment talk about these deplorable crimes that are happening. >> why can't we do both? why can't we do both? why are you ignoring what's happening in the rest of the country. >> i'm not ignoring it if you want to just look at pure numbers, numbers of deaths, i don't think there is any question it's black-on-black crime. if you want to talk about -- as it was pointed out in that editorial by call, what was it, i forget the exact number of people who died in aurora, colorado that doesn't match a weekend in chicago. >> but i'm looking at raw numbers. four deaths per 100,000 people according to northwestern university study. look, we have a violence problem in america. >> juan: come on. santit

panel includes the mayors of philadelphia, fresno, and baltimore. it is an hour and 25 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. we apologize for being allowed old behind -- for being a live look behind. the one thing we know, especially given the subject matter this morning and with the anticipation of a special guest that everyone here is safe, secure, and nonviolent in their behavior. we are here this morni to discuss a forum on effective approach to reducing violence in our cities all across america. we have a great panel and i will be introducing the members very shortly. this particular panel discussion will be discussing unique and effective ways of addressing what i personally believe is one of the most serious problems facing cities all across the united states of america. that, of course, is unfortunately the issue of violence. surly many of you already know that reducing violence is a top priority for me personally. i will be talking a little more about that tomorrow. as mayor of philadelphia and vice president of the u.s. conference of mayors,

for the east coast, it's not till late today for the big cities from new york to baltimore to d.c. and philadelphia, probably during the evening houring is when you'll see your best chance of storms. over the weekend be prepared iffer saturday morning iffer the clouds and showers to linger. probably the jersey shore. by the afternoon it will get better. the front stalls out in the deep south. that's where you're going to deal with afternoon showers and storm. i'll tell yo whau. enjoy the great lakes and mid-ohio valley. it will be a perfect wecht. >>> support children's literacy by checking out an exhibit featuring the works of 27 children's illustrators. that's the giving tree project at the danforth museum of art. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. a group of aging action heroes, i'm sure they're glad we're calling them that, they're going for number one at the box office. it's "the expendables 2." it's supposed to finish number one. sylvester wrote the sequel. for the first

it's in this area shaded in yellow, in fact, from new york, areas through philadelphia down to baltimore, d.c., south to raleigh, north carolina, we could see some more strong, possibly severe storms come through during the afternoon. and those storms could again bring high wind and some hail too the area. we've got this system that's going to finally be making its way on through our area. 81 degrees is where we are right now. we're warming up. we've got, again, sunshine, some warmth, and we've got higher dew point temperatures. and this weather system that, again, is moving in. look at the cloud loop the last couple of hours. you see the clouds really have moved in now. the radar, just some showers around. we'll zoom in on the showers in a couple of minutes to tell you where those storms could fire later today and the temperature for tomorrow because you're going to like -- tomorrow you're going to like the weekend for a different reason. back to you. >> oh, okay. can't wait to hear what you've got to tell us. come on in here. >> all right. >> see you later. >>> let's check on the midda

man wanted in connection with a double murderer in philadelphia is now in big trouble in baltimore county. 28-year-old john gonce has been arrested and charged with the rape of a 13-year-old girl. he he was staying with the family of the girl and related to her. during an interview with police he admitted to engaging in sexual acts with the girl but says it was consentual even though she is a minor. >>> the latest on the boat accident involving a maryland state delegate. don dwyer admitted to drink while behind the controls of a boat that crashed into another boat wednesday night injuring 9 people including 5 kids. but the investigation is far from over. natural resources police say the average boat accident takes as much as 10 days to investigate. but this case could take even longer. >> the scene of the accident is dynamic. it's always changing and soon as those boats run into one another, the tide is mock and the wind is moving and -- moving and wind is moving and one boat sank and one went back to shore. once we -- once we got there, you don't have the classic accident scene where you

the model works with you guys in baltimore and philadelphia. and what has gone on in chicago, really bright light spirit is one of many things, but we have to start with saying it is a national epidemic that we will not tolerate and do everything we can to fix. thank you very much. >> now you know why he's my partner. >> thank you very much. i am fired up and ready to go. well done. i just want to share a few things with you from our experience in fresno. as was mentioned, we are not implementing the ceasefire program that has been presented this morning in its entirety, but there are elements that we have been able to incorporate actually from all law enforcement perspective. of talk about that in a moment. i want to say that i am very compelled by the other elements that we are missing in fresno and very eager to see how we can rate those pieces. i am extremely encouraged by what i see happening in our community. people standing up and saying enough is enough. interestingly it is coming from moms and dads and grandparents. we have an organiza

through the east this morning, could have minor airport problems here shortly, areas like philadelphia and baltimore to intensify as it heads up through northern portions of wilmington. should arrive in philly a half hour to 45 minutes from now and northern jersey in the act. new york city, should weaken by the time it gets there as i mentioned there's two lines, one this morning, another one late today into the evening hours w that one, we could see some damaging winds and some small hail. the poster child for the drought, kansas. they have had very little rain throughout the last two months. well, guess what? this morning, cloudy, cool, light soaking rain, right through the areas that desperately need it in central kansas. we will take that. yesterday was 104 in dallas and many areas of the west have been setting record highs. once again, as we go throughout this tuesday, where the heat is, 100 in dallas, 112 in phoenix, many areas in interior california continue easily above 100 degrees. and tomorrow, all throughout date here on the networks of innocen nbcuniversal, coverage of the drought of 201

may successfully employ to reduce violent crime in philadelphia or baltimore may need to be adjusted for use in san juan or st. louis, with the specific approach dependent on the nature of the crime problem that each jurisdiction confronts and other relevant factors. for that reason, my bill does not in any way try to micro manage the department or try to promote a one-size-fits-all approach to fighting crime. h.r. 1550 seeks to ensure in this time of fiscal constraint on the federal and local levels that d.o.j. has in place a carefully crafted and consistently applied policy of limited law enforcement personnel to those areas where they were needed the most. again, i thank chairman smith, ranking member scot and i hope my colleagues on both sides of the aisle will support this bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from puerto rico yields back. the gentleman from texas. the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: i yield such time as she may consume to the gentlelady from the virgin islands, dr. christensen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlel

father and my mother grew up in grinding poverty, my mother in the projects of west baltimore, my father in north philadelphia and, you know, other areas of philadelphia. he went off-- because i talk about him quite a bit-- he went off to the vietnam war, became radicalized by the war. war tends to have that effect on, you know, generations. joined the black panther party, has... how many of us? i lose count sometimes. there are seven of us. has seven kids. we have four different mothers, but we're all very tight. i was raised in the middle of that in what i often say on paper looked like an utter mess, but in my world was actually quite practical and worked very fine. >> hinojosa: i love that. i love the fact that you basically sa younow, "if you see it on paper, out there you're going to think that my life looked like an utter mess." >> right. >> hinojosa: because of the fact that seven kids from four different moms... >> right. >> hinojosa: you know, a dad... but the wonderful thing that you do with your life's work is that you're challenging all these stereotypes. >> yeah, and i think, like, very early it

it has been implemented in baltimore, new orleans, and philadelphia. it has been the subject of a rigorous evaluation. it has been demonstrated to show the it is working. in philadelphia, cs-fire is one of our tools to reduce violence. working with local partners like temple university, we have applied for a federal grant to enhance our model and expand our strategy. we're grateful to the robert wood johnson foundation for sponsoring this form and making a possible for mayors across the country to learn about a ceasefire and how that works. we want all of you to go home and be able to go home with disinformation about ceasefire and how it works in cities across america. the conference of mayors looks forward to continuing to work with the robert wood johnson foundation to provide information on this issue and other issues affecting our city's most vulnerable residents. let me talk about our panelists. i am pleased to have with us the founder of cease-fire, -- it was his pioneering work in chicago that led to the application of public health principals,

the model works with you guys in baltimore and philadelphia. and what has gone on in chicago, really bright light spirit is one of many things, but we have to start with saying it is a national epidemic that we will not tolerate and do everything we can to fix. thank you very much. >> now you know why he's my partner. >> thank you very much. i am fired up and ready to go. well done. i just want to share a few things with you from our experience in fresno. as was mentioned, we are not implementing the ceasefire program that has been presented this morning in its entirety, but there are elements that we have been able to incorporate actually from all law enforcement perspective. of talk about that in a moment. i want to say that i am very compelled by the other elements that we are missing in fresno and very eager to see how we can rate those pieces. i am extremely encouraged by what i see happening in our community. people standing up and saying enough is enough. interestingly it is coming from moms and dads and grandparents. we have an organiza

baltimore. just up the road. three fund-raisers in balmer. two at the hyatt regency hotel then he pops up to philadelphia. helicopter ride, i think. ladelphia. three fund-raisers this evening in philadelphia at the franklin institute and then coming back to the white house, arriving back from the white house at 11:20 p.m. man is busy, busy, busy. he won't let anybody get ahead of him in fund-raising. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] hey hey. hello everybody. monday, june 12th. great to see you today. thankful for being part of the program here, the full court press on current tv. live from our nation's capitol on your studio right here on capitol hill. we will take your calls at 866-55-press. while you may be weren't looking, guess what. republicans have launched another war. they have already launched a war against women, against students and against gaze and lesbian s. now they have launched a war against public employees led by mitt romney who said over the weekend, we ought to just fire cops and firefighters and teachers. really? mit? we will get into that and a whole lot more. but first, we get the latest. today's latest headlines in the c

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baltimore. 1-0 final. back home monday to face seattle. incredibly sad news out of the philadelphia eagles' training camp this morning. head coach andy reid week to the news his son garrett passed away in the night. no cause of death has been released for the 29-year-old although police say no signs of foul play. garrett struggled with drug abuse for years, spending seven months in prison in 2007. andy reid is not with team now but expected to return later this week. turning our attention back to the olympic games in london. friendly reminder, we're about to show you the results of some of the events you will see in primetime later tonight. right other on wbal. if you would like to remain surprised, turn away for 15 seconds or so. here we go with results. primetime coverage starts at 7:00 and runs five full hours sunday evening. crown the fastest man alive in the 100-meter dash. and check out finals in diving. now you can look. home court versus home court this morning, wimbledon for the men's singles final. roger federer on center court, winning seven titles. andy murray, he calls