i don't want to use my real name if i could avoid it. >> reporter: dixon isn't really dixon. is jorge moran, a half-cuban businessman with a background in acting and film. >> your critics have said you're not living that truth. because you've presented yourself as someone that you're not fully. >> right. and i was playing this many time tooth. but everything i've said is true. the only thing i did is i used a strong southern accent. nothing else that i've said is not true. i wish people would pay me to do this. >> reporter: born and raised in tennessee, moran insists he was a product of his environment. >> i was conditioned to use the "n" word. to just assume -- i did it blindly -- i assumed that people of color were need me. >> reporter: his views on race started to change in part, he says, when he went to college in georgia and saw what happened to his roommate roy rutter. >> i would probably literally be stopped by the police probably once every two weeks, about. it's something that shouldn't happen. >> reporter: now lifelong friends rudder supports dixon, and others do to

dixon confronts the pool staff asking for money back. when the staff declines she walks back into the park and you can see an officer approaches her and he begins asking her to leave. she refuses to leave and refuses to show her i.d. a park ranger then comes over at one point and starts threatening to make arrests unless they leave. that's when the officer appears to grab crystal dixon's arm. listen to this. >> don't touch my mom. >> don't touch my mom. >> don't touch my arm. >> get off. >> i ask you to go. >> get off. >> now to the 12-year-old girl in question. look at this surveillance video inside the pool staff building. you see the girl in the black bathing suit will walk over and come and hit police. and then more kids come over as the camera switches angles. you can see they start hitting the officer. that is when a pool employee calls 911 and begins describing the very scene. listen to this. >> there are two officers here fighting with them. >> cell phone video shows an officer wrap his arm around the 12 year old's neck to move h

that's when the officer appears to grab crystal dixon's arm. listen to this. >> don't touch my mom. >> don't touch my mom. >> don't touch my arm. >> get off. >> i ask you to go. >> get off. >> now to the 12-year-old girl in question. look at this surveillance video inside the pool staff building. you see the girl in the black bathing suit will walk over and come and hit police. and then more kids come over as the camera switches angles. you can see they start hitting the officer. that is when a pool employee calls 911 and begins describing the very scene. listen to this. >> there are two officers here fighting with them. >> cell phone video shows an officer wrap his arm around the 12 year old's neck to move her from the wall to police cruiser. the girl begins screaming. a female police officer tries to calm her down. the family of the 12 year old says she suffered a broken jaw. while she was cuffed and crying on the ground the girl only complained about getting pepper spray in the eye with the officer telling her how to relieve the burning. lis

devon: storms just across the mason-dixon line, staying mainly north. morning showers tomorrow for the commute. that is the latest indications. the likely a storm chances for possible severe weather noon until 8:00. tomorrow, bright and early, the heat and humidity. jonathan: are the boomers going to keep us awake tonight? devon: they shouldn't. kellye: we are going to be sleeping soundly. jonathan: this is where we are ways.

wells dixon his response? also have a lot of questions i would like to ask people who were involved in the torture program. one of those questions is, why was majid khan raped? in response to the senate report, the cia offers no justification and we heard earlier their legal architect of the torture program said that wasn't authorized. so why did it happen? i do want to know the answer to that. the notion the report was incomplete or that it is a partisan hack job, that it wasn't well done -- those are talking points. and the only people who are making those talking points are people who were actually implicated by the report. one of the really important aspects of the information that we got declassified concerning majid khan is that it corroborates a lot of what is in the report. not only does it discuss his torture that exceeded what is disclosed in the report, but it also corroborates a lot of things in their -- the sexual assaults, for example, detainees being subjected to torture methods that are indisti

dixon isn't returning our messages. so good.ls cnn, we've made various attempts to contact him, but he's refusing to talk to us personally or through a lawyer nor has he come north with the chicken piece in question for verification which kfc offered to have done free of charge at an independent lab. he says that bite affected his appetite. >> nauseous can't eat. >> reporter: heck if we know who is the chicken and who is the rat in this story. cnn, new york. >> that looks more like a mouse. thanks for joining us. set your dvr to watch the show any time. ac 360 is next. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news in upstate new york. police are shifting the focused on the search for david sweat and richard matt. search teams are being deployed to surrounding areas. this after days of scouring an area near the prison. a prison worker is charged with helping sweat and matt escape. accord together a course mitchell's husband, lyle visited her today. we don't know what the visit was like how long it lasted or what was said. tonight

overnight, still chances of severe storms across the mason-dixon line. this cluster are hugs the northernmost communities. hagerstown frederick. the second round of storms in ohio could come in towards the morning commute. so far, looks like just rain activity. the next two days, heat and humidity the main drivers. the addition of southwest win. the system stays well to the north as the heat and humidity pushes them in that direction. 5:00 tomorrow morning, could be widely scattered showers. prepare for the rain in the morning commute. stifling humidity. really high humidity overnight keeps the temperatures up, and that is not going anywhere. more widely isolated showers and storms from noon until about 10:00. when you add in the heat index it will feel hot. tomorrow, the severe weather threat is marginal, slight risk. those are the bottom to tears. marginal risk is heavy rain and lightning. the slight risk as a very small chance of an isolated spin up tornado. the heat and humidity is what you should be most concerned with. widely isolated storms even i

booth came from a place below the mason dixon line, but actually, in an afternoon, you could walk from his house to the pennsylvania state line. he was from a border state, and that was far more intense emotionally and politically than the war and the experience was maybe a little bit farther to the south. take north carolina for example. in border states, you were surrounded by people who might or might not agree with you on all the political questions of the day. that meant that the intensity of being right around people to fight with -- that amplified your feelings somewhat. border states have not gotten a whole lot of attention in the civil war literature, although that is being remedied. but in hindsight, it kind of makes sense that lincoln was targeted by a person from a border state, especially the one that surrounded washington on three sides. that is what maryland was, the place where troop movement at the beginning of the war had been obstructed by marylanders. because of that, abraham lincoln declared martial law first in maryland. and that first impression stayed with a lot

. >> reporter: there's a warm front across the mason dixon line that will activate showers jenkintown you're seeing moisture, same thing with areas northeast of philadelphia. again, nothing too terribly heavy, maybe one or two quick hitting downpours, most of it passing showers, you can see the front here stretching from west to east. the remnants of bill out to the west. we'll zoom into there louisville that counter clockwise swirl. this is the system that slammed houston with five to ten inches of rain. it's making its way slowly to the ohio. that moisture pulls in overnight tonight, in a brings the potential for localized flooding and downpours. the day planner limited sun 78 degrees by lunchtime. 3:00 p.m., showers and thunderstorms developing not going to be a wash. same thing by 6:00, 81. anticipating a high of 84. the sun sets around 8:32. severe probability we have it, mainly south of philadelphia. lancaster, wilmington into south jersey and delaware, the probability is there for winds gusting at least to 60 miles per hour with any thunderstorm activity that does develop this

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> the shooting of an unarmed man in richmond last year brought out hundred of activists protesting police brutality. petey perez was shot by police outside of a liquor store. >> it's not justice. it's not justice. >> reporter: the family of petey perez who was shots by richmond police officer wallace jen in september of 2014 are continuing to press their you case against richmo

frein shot and killed corporal brian dixon and trouper doughlass.as found hiding at an abandoned airplane hanger. the prosecutor of the case lost his reelection bid last month. he was defeated by kelly gong who says voters want someone that is not obsessed with eric frein and want to deal with other cases. >>> we need prosecute him to the full essex tept but we have other cases as well. >> whoever the prosecutor is will prosecute this case. >> one of frein's defense attorneys speaking there. kelly gong says she will pursue the death penalty if she wins november's election. >>> jury selection continues today for the relative of a man who shot and killed two women in a delaware courthouse in 2013. david, his mother and sister are accused of cyber stalking one of the victims. david's father thomas shot and killed bellford. he killed himself after exchanging gunfire with police. family members deny stocking belford. >>> another pennsylvania lawmaker pleaded guilty in making an exchange for cash. brownlee admitted she took $2,000 from a lobbiest. she was

>> bunny dixon. got a sensitive side. >> asia pale. >> jimmy: what was that?ou? >> banky hill. where you go when you're alone. >> i think we really glazed over the fact you had a bunny. >> well, i was allergic to dogs and cats. >> jimmy: so, we're going to need assistance from all of you tonight. channing and i are going to go to the dunk tank, and one of us is going to be very moist at the end. "magic mike xxl" opens july 1st. we'll be right back. >>> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live: game night" are brought to you by juicy fruit. so sweet, you can't help but chew. wheatgrass milkshake? what are you, a suspender---wearing hipster trying to grow his first beard? sounds so much better on vinyl. don't waste taste. drink pepsi max. wiyou get the same phones,s same 4g lte networks, for half the cost. of course if that's too straightforward for you, try this. forty-five... where's forty-five? are you ready to cut your phone bill in half? but i'm the mascot... put your helmet on and get out there and save us some money, baby! get america's largest and most depe

cannot rule out an isolated thunderstorm north of the mason-dixon line.looking at radar trends, i do not see much of that. tonight will be clear but it will be muggy. prepare your cell getting out the door tomorrow. it will be pretty oppressive. 74 and very soupy. tomorrow, 94 is the height again, and isolated storms possible. temperatures will feel between 90 to 99 degrees when you factor in the humidity. we stay really hot as we head into the day on sunday. i jumped the gun a bit. there is your seven-day forecast. 93 degrees on saturday. slightly higher chance of a few storms. some of those could be on the strong to severe side. by sunday, dropping back into the middle 80's. jummy: which is right wher let to be. thank you so much. a heads up if you are planning a cruise for your summer vacation. carnival is banning customers from bringing bottled water onto the ship. they say the problem is booze, not water. people often sneak clear alcohol on to the boat. because of the change in policy, they are lowering the price of bottled water available on board.

complete washout. 73 degrees it's warm and sticky, we have tropical air moving in south of the mason dixon line. 66 in philadelphia. south of the turnpike is where all the muggy air is rolling in. trenton, 69 degrees, sea isle city, 72. double scan live, this is the remnants of tropical storm bill coming in around houston texas made the right hand turn and pushing toward the east, cincinnati and indiana you're seeing downpours, this will controls the mountains overnight tonight and the downpours will move in. mostly cloudy skies, warm and sticky, 84 degrees is the forecasted high in the city. with the humidity it will feel warmer than that. the flood watch goes into effect overnight tonight and lasts until sunday, one to two inches of rain expected, some of the outlying areas could see 3 inches. i'll have more on on this and when it clears out. >> thousands gathered for a prayer vigil in honor of nine people gunned down at the emanuel african methodist episcopal church monday night. the evening was filled with many powerful moments. charleston mayor talked about his friendship with reveren

pastor dixon, the alleged shooter, we know he is racist.e is now accused of murdering nine people in cold blood. should he also be considered a terrorist, that word? >> i would say so. i would say so. by definition because i think one of his main purposes in doing this was to instill fear not only in those that he encountered in the church because his goal was to eliminate the people in the church. i think he had a far reaching method because he told one of the young women there, i'm not going to kill you in order for you to take this message further. why would he want that message taken further? the only reason i can figure out is that it would impress in the minds of others that this could happen to you. which is terrorism. >> by that definition absolutely. what would you say, reverend terrorism? >> i believe it's terrorism. it's the same kind of terrorism that has been visited upon african-americans not only in the south but in america since the founding of this nation. it's less frequent now. it's sometimes more nuances. but it's terror

authorities are seeking the death penalty for the september attack that killed brian dixon and wounded alex douglass. the judge sided with prosecutors to say the video should be sealed to prevent traumatizing the victim and their families. >>> two men on the run are behind bars and face a federal judge today. they were arrested in northeast philadelphia and south philadelphia last night. they are accused of being accomplices to gay who was taken into custody days after the april 4th attack. the police say they kidnapped the woman and beat her when she didn't know the codes for the store safe. >> the victim suffered but survived a brutal horrific assault. she was stunned repeatedly with a taser and beaten and thrown out of the abductors' van. the gang dumped the victim at mount laurel cemetary in darby borough where she got help. >>> the search goes on for the person guilty of horrible neglect and abuse of a puppy. he was found with a shackle in his neck and waying half of what he should. it became embedded in his flesh as he grew. trooper had emergency surgery yesterday. and faces a lo

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this may trigger a few storms around the mason-dixon line. 67-73 for an overnight low. this is what that cold front looks like as it moves our way tomorrow. i think we will stay mainly dry inside the capital beltway. we will add a chance for storms on friday and once again on saturday. it is going to be hot and humid with temperatures well above average for this time of year. 94 degrees, the forecast high tomorrow. heat index will make it feel a bit hotter than that. lower 90's on saturday. middle 80's by sunday and monday, but back into the 90's by the middle of next week. string lots of water. stay in the state. that are yet, stay inside. leon: or go play with mei xiang in the snow. what is cooking with you? >> the nats looking well today, trying to unsuck,. it has been forever since they pulled in a w. and lebron ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> now, the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> we s

north and in the mountains and probably the best chance on thursday north of town along the mason-dixone. and we'll advance it again now, and by friday, we will take you to friday morning and 77. 90 now by 1:00 so, again, the same air mass, a better chance of showers and storms, and this may be a we -- wee bits over done but a better chance of storms friday as opposed to tomorrow. the next 3 days, isolated storm on friday and 93. and isolated thunderstorm on saturday and 94. the next 7 days, sunday, monday, maybe a quick break and upper 80s and mid-90s on today and wednesday, and the super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip. no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >>> matt williams, what are you wishing for these days? doctors to clone bryce harper

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authorities are seeking the death penalty for the september attack that killed corporal brian dixon and injured alex douglass. the judge sided with prosecutors who believe releasing the video would traumatize the victims and their families. >>> police release dramatic details about a restaurant shootout between a robbery suspect and off-duty officer. >> wal-mart is ready to take on the largest online retailer with a brand new shipping plan. ♪ ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ [ beep ] hey. [ giggles ]ok. ♪ ...is folgers in your cup ♪ >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., friday, june 5 developing this morning. >> a robbery attempt at a philadelphia pizza shop ends quickly when a vietnam turns out to be an off-duty police officer. >>> a corporate jet crash lands at philadelphia international airport and it didn't have all its landing gear. >> retail rage hundreds of people find themselves on the outside looking in. >> karen rogers is off this morning karen rogers has weather and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: we're looking at

new construction against today in new castle county closing milltown road by john dick -- dixon highool. mill torn road will closed from 7:00 a.m. to mid august. stick with kirkwood highway and lime stone road to get around the blockage. camden county not too wet expect extra traffic as people come come back from the beach. we talked about a crash along the crash on the black horse pike in folsom called state police they said it is minor and out of the way. >> two guys were caught on camera robbing a metro cell phone store and set it on fire. the bandit drops down and looks afternoon and climbs back in the hole in the roof. 20 minutes later a second guy drops in, this guy begins stuffing the bag with cell phone. they douse the store with gasoline and set it ablaze. >> new on "action news," a teenage boy is accused as a robbery mastermind and targeted his own home for a daytime hit. he was caught on the video system. he helped three known gang members plan the break in. terrified family members ran and hit in different rooms while the knife-wielding thief ransacked the home. police ar

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. >> in shelby the birthplace of thomas dixon junior the author of the klansman that became birth of a nation. so he is really knowledgeable about the symbols. >> and he had other symbols, not only did he fly confederate flags on his car, his facebook had a jacket with emblems are apartheid south africa and rhodesia an apartheid state before d became zimbabwe. a point you are making and a lot are making is that the symbols are powerful it's absurd to thing they inspired him to kill he is people but it can spoke racial hatred. >> they are inanimate, but he was embonded by their history, the symbolism of the flags or apartheid, you know nations in africa. the confederate flag a 19th century symbol. his car had three iter rations of the flag. >> president obama said that confederate flags belong in a museum. they fly in certain places and the mississippi flag has part of the battle flag as part of the official flag. it's incredible that we are still having the debate. i understand the position of some people in the south. given the racial hatred and something like what we saw today, it'

willy dixon who is homeless was eating his nachos at the bus stop when the car hit him. >> it just camewiped both of my feet, the tire did. as the car kept going, people were walking and it just swiped them. they flew in the air and landed. it was like a bowling ball and they were pins. >> reporter: the car kept going and hit three women and two children walking on the sidewalk. one of the women was killed. >> at this point, we are trying to determine whether this was a medical emergency the driver had or if he was intoxicated. >> what was up with the man who was driving? could you see anything about him? >> he was intoxicated. >> how could you see that? >> the driver was trying to talk to him and he couldn't even talk. he was just rolling his head all on the car, and, and, he fell. >> reporter: reporting live in vallejo, joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> in walnut creek this afternoon, an 85-year-old woman crashed her car into the mariachi mexican grill in the country wood shopping center hitting a 23-year-old woman hitting inside. she has serious injuries. police say the driver confused the bra

better chance it will be north of the mason-dixon line than southern pennsylvania. if you're in northern maryland, you'll have to watch nonetheless. we've got this rain scattered about from the desert southwest all the way to california. a lot of this is moisture and much needed rain from blanca which was a hurricane several days ago. some showers. [ no audio ] >> the storm threat tomorrow to our north. locally, it's real, real quiet out there. i expect it to stay quiet for the afternoon. we'll head to tonight. no real problems. tomorrow we'll watch that boundary. you see the clouds here? by noon lining up between the turnpike and i-80. that's where we're likely to see a few showers and storms populater in the afternoon that may just drift into northern maryland as we get into the afternoon and evening hours. so that's about it for tomorrow. and really it looks like rain chances, they'll be there in the afternoon but nothing terrible looking just yet. three-day forecast, today 87. very warm, not too humid. so a comfortable warmth, if you will. 72 tonight in town. th

use come down from dixon vacaville and holding along 80, maybe a slick spot here and there. in fact, if you watch all of this it is wrapping an the north side of this low which is to our south and it is going to roll just to our south over the day as it unfoamedded and that is why eventually we will see some of this hit the south bay and get you a legal wet also although you are kind dry. >> here is san rafael 101 is quiet right here and it does not look that wet. where it looks wet, check out the tarmac sfo has water there. you can see the reflection of the terminal lights in the water sitting on top of that. it does get to the point where it is going to make the commute slick. mostly cloudy. our best chance of widespread showers this morning the chance will taper as we head into the afternoon. as we throw in a little heat we could throw in a thunderstorm or two. the hottest highs are tomorrow through saturday and relief on sunday, monday and tuesday from the heat. the future radar shows by 7:00 the best radar runs moving offshore. more is going to develop as we head toward

this area north of maryland right down to the mason-dixon line. that's a severe thunderstorm watch till 7:00 p.m. the storms are moving east but the line is going to sink toward us and we'll see you in development as we get into the middle of the afternoon. futurecast we'll be okay till 2:00, 3:00 in d.c. but frederick, martinsburg north, watch out. storms moving in. they're going to start to move south of us. by 4:00 leesburg to germantown, gaithersburg getting closer to us i think as we toward 5:00, 5:30, 6:00. this would be the heart of the rush hour. you can only imagine what that's going to do to traffic. by 6:00, 7:00 p.m. should be south of us with drier air moving in. as far as the threat of severe weather, storm prediction center. there's the government organization that focuses in on this has us in an enhanced risk. can't rule out an isolated tornado. i'll have more on the forecast in a few minutes. back to you is. >>> the is a very wementer headed our way left a lot of damage in its wake. the national weather service confirms at least f

western maryland, parts of eastern and west virginia, having a tough time making it south of the major dixon coastal charles on the potomac side over across areas into st. mary's, this will be scooting east next to valley ridge the next few minutes if it makes it. still sitting at 86 in washington. the cooler spots get into the mid-70s like reston at 75, waldorf 76. most of us stay above the 70- degree mark tonight toward monday morning. here's a look at your day planner, mid-70s in town, a few lucky ones upper 60s. quickly warming by lunchtime to 87. 90 to 95 again with isolated storms, but tuesday could be a record setter for heat and maybe severe weather, more on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> new information on a 15- year-old boy shot flare a d.c. bus stop. his family -- near a d.c. bus stop. his family is seeking help for his funeral and medical expenses. league mercer was shot last monday night as he and a friend got off a metrobus at 28th and naylor road in southeast. he died friday. d.c. police arrested one of three persons of interest seen in a bus video, 22-year-old derek dec

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a couple of light sprinkles west of winchester straddling the mason-dixon line. around here there's nothing on doppler. doppler for the afternoon or futurecast for the afternoon, and this is a simulated doppler, shows the scattering of showers and storms at 3:00. potentially a few stronger ones down toward fredricksburg. then by 4:00, 4:30 d.c. south looks like it will see most of the action. as we get into the evening hours, the area of rain likely will be south of us. so we'll see things settle down but you see the difference with the front. north of the front cleveland 74. pittsburgh 76 with the front approaching. we're generally now upper #s on to even as high as 95. see you in a few with the seven day. >>> turning to texas now where tropical storm bill is making landfall and making life miserable for people there. the storm comes on the heels of historic rains and floods next month. omar villafranca is tracking the storm in houston. >> reporter: powerful waves crashed against the pier on matagorda bay between galveston and corpus christi as tropical storm bi

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downed tree in medford along tabernacle road at dixon town road. watch out for fire crews. we're getting reports that the tree was also on fire. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> new this morning a trio of armed robbers made it a painful night for one man in the logan section. they're still out there on the run. katherine scott is live outside of northwest detectives. she's got more on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and police are looking for surveillance footage to see if they can find any that can help give more descriptions, better descriptions of the three people they're looking for, two men and one woman. several witnesses were taken here to northwest detectives to be interviewed and the victim remains in critical condition. northwest detectives were on the scene last night of logan for hours gathering evidence after this brutal robbery. it happened around 11:30 last night at sixth and somerville. when police arrived they found a man on the sidewalk, he was bleeding heavily. he had been shot, stabbed assaulted and robbed of his watch, wallet

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corporal bryan dixon was killed. >>> proposal for a casino in north jersey wouldn't impact just atlanticy's gambling market. officials at the sands casino in bethlehem says the proposed hard rock international casino could threaten the sands stake in the new jersey market. voters could decide in november whether to end the ban on gambling outside of a.c. >>> new at 6:00 from the nbc 10 jersey shore bureau, an uber driver suspected of touching himself inappropriately in front of a customer. authorities say a woman went to police about what she said happened in avalon on may 25th. video of the alleged incident has been circulating online but it's since been removed from both youtube and facebook. avalon police they served uber with a subpoena to identify the driver. they're encouraging people in need of a ride to use taxis licensed through the borough. >> many of the towns including avalon provide services to you and go through the background checks in attempt to best avoid issues like this as much as possible. >> uber tells nbc 10 the driver was a partner on the uber black platform and co

. >>> two men are under arrest for the death of a girl in baltimore. 23-year-old dad may dixon and 24-year-old john childs sexually molested and strangled bowers before setting her on fire sunday. she was a junior at baltimore city high school and knew the suspects and had been hanging out with them the hours before the crime. >>> doctors in this country are now warned be on the lookout for cases of mers, aka middle east respiratory syndrome. it's a serious respiratory illness first reported in the middle east three years ago. the cdc warning comes after a new outbreak in south korea, 122 cases, 10 people died and it's traced back to a single patient diagnosed on may 20th. the virus is spread through the air by drop lefts, but you need close and pro -- droplets, but you need close and prolonged personal contact for infection according to the cdc. >> every clinician needs to be thinking about the possibility of mers. that means if somebody comes into a clunk or emergency room with a fever -- clinic or emergency room with a fever or cough, you need to ask have you traveled at all? >> so

by just to our north, we're talking about the mason-dixon line here. let's take a look at future weather and i'll show you what i'm talk about. throughout the afternoon, no real problems. a few clouds. any showers are above the banner, way up towards pennsylvania. a few back towards west virginia. but that is going to be about it. friday a little bit of a different story. heat and humidity on friday. the heat index upwards of 95 to 100 degrees on friday. very hot and very humid. here is friday afternoon. more of a scattering of showers and thunderstorms. don't cancel any plans. if you have friday evening plans, don't worry too much. if you do get caught in a thunderstorm, you could see some very heavy rain, and some of the storms could be on the stronger side. only a 30% chance of a storm. high temperatures tomorrow 95 degrees in d.c. 95 fredericksburg. 94 in leesburg. so once again, the hottest we've seen all year with plenty of sunshine. as we move on through the day tomorrow, too hot to run? well, not early. again, low humidity right on through 10:0