somewhere in southern england troops embark on lcvp's to be transported off-shore. june 5. lci's are loaded. the next time these men step ashore will be on an enemy beach. there is only a little time left to relax. the bombing attacks of the air force are intensified. now the raids are continuous. at ports of embarkation, the troops prepare themselves for their greatest battle. ♪ a coast guard officer briefs his men. all along the coast sailors received their final instructions. at last the ships leave the coastal waters and move out into the channel. the slow lst's loaded with heavy equipment. the transports loaded with men. vast warships screen the ships from any radar. at 15:30 a convoy of lst's meet, loaded with soldiers, corpsmen and material. d-day approaches and the ships are in their assigned position. for some of them, like the coast guard-manned vessel chase is the fourth invasion in any waters. -- enemy waters. the only planes overhead are friendly. from the 83-foot coast guard rescue boats to the navy's powerful battle wagon, the invasion fleet is moving towards

they all pictured there visited southern england to commemorate that anniversary. it was signed as a peace treaty back in 1215, that was the first document of its kind to protect rights and freedom to establish the fact that the king was subject to that law as well. thanks so much for joining us. i'm morgan radford. stay tune to al jazeera. document. >> sudan's president arrives home to jubilant crowds after defying a south africa order preventing him from leave jones leaving johannesburg. i'm samy zaidan. shame full failure. talks to end yemen's conflict. houthi delegation are finally on their way. and 800 years after magna car at

but the largest community lives here in southern england. home to the office of alan. who heads what he calls almost professional island. the community feels down. >> we recently had the anniversary of the magna carta. i believe it's high time this country do the moral thing. that is to return. back to the country. the islands in and supporters say they could make almost living if they returned. either working at the air base or tourism. >> reporter: the presence of almost well-known face will not have heard the case in terms of media coverage there has been twists and turns in almost legal fight. it could be almost long time >>> police searching for two escaped convict in new york state say they may have tunnelled out tools in frozen hamburger meet. more than 800 law enforcement officers had been involved in the search. almost corrections officer has been placed on leave as part of the investigation. with 16,000 homicides last year venezuela is one of the world's most dangerous countries. now the place are becoming victims of crime. we report on why they are being tar

but the largest community lives here in southern england. home to the office of alan.eads what he calls a provisional island government. the community feels down. >> we recently had the anniversary of the magna carta. the magna carta didn't ply to us at all. i believe it's high time this country do the moral thing. that is to return. back to the country. the islanders and supporters say they could make a living if they returned. either working at the air base or tourism. >> reporter: the presence of a well-known face will not have heard the case in terms of media coverage, there has been twists and turns in a legal fight. it could be a long time before they get a definitive answer. >>> police searching for two escaped convicts in new york state say they may have tunnelled out using tools smuggled into the prison in frozen hamburger meet. more than 800 law enforcement officers had been involved in the search. a corrections officer has been placed on administrative leave as part of the investigation. >>> mexican police discovered the bodies near acapulco. many mass grave

but the largest community now lives here in the town in southern england, also home to the office ofeads what he calls a professional island government. he says his community feels let down by britain. >> we recently had this an verse rift magna carta and the magna carta didn't apply to us at all. so i believe it's high time that this country do the moral thing and that moral thing is to return to the citizens back to their country. >> reporter: the islanders and their supporters say they could easy makely living if they returned either working at the air base or in tourism. presence of such a well known face among their legal term won't have hurt their case in terms of media coverage, but there have been many twists and turns in their bell fight to go back home and it could be a long time before they get a definitive answer. nadine barbara, al jazerra london. >>> u.s. retail giants wall mar says it's removing all items that are the confederate flag from its stores and website. controversy is brewing over the flag following the nine people in charleston. the alleged gunman poseed wit

the summer solstice tradition was observed in southern england.0 people gathered at stone heng on this first day of summer to watch the sun line up with the monument's heel stone as legend has it pagan as once z archaeologists believe the monument was built about 5,000 years ago. they just don't flow why it was built. still ahead when school is out for summer does that meantime is up for pablo the class fish. lets see your pour. ooo....let's get those in the bowl these are way to good to waste right?! ohhhh......yeah let's go for it, around the bowl annnddd... share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes they'rrrr grreat! good catch, dad! and now try new kellogg's frosted flakes with energy clusters! unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. smash i

all the weather is concentrated in southern and northern new england with all the energy that passed here in the afternoon and evening hours for us we are drying out at the ( present time. 58 in toms river and millville 59. and turning very comfy overnight and looking good for tomorrow morning 65 in reading and 71 philadelphia and dover 72 degrees and continued low humidity in the afternoon despite temperatures well above average and middle 80s across the board and even at the shore tomorrow, no sea breeze temperature its between 80 and 84, as we look at your four day at 4:00, sunny and warm and 86 and the heat and humidity they run right back in here on thursday up to 92 degrees, a scattered afternoon thunderstorm on thursday and friday. and hazy hot and humid on friday and 90 degrees, if we hit 90 degrees three days in a row or better, we'll have the possibility of heat wave number one of the year, could be a thunderstorm or a better chance saturday afternoon compared to thursday or friday as the front pulls through and that brings a nice end to the weekend on sunday, we'll show th

central new england and southern new england be ready for showers and storms any portion of the day. atlantic heavy rain around norfolk this morning. that will be passing over delaware throughout the next half hour or so. from atlanta down to mississippi, couple of thunderstorm complexes. one good one between jackson and meridian. 16 million at risk of severe storms today. isolated in capital district hartford and north ward. massachusetts and new hampshire also. big story next couple day, heat. 90s across the country. d.c. could be 96 thursday. >> whoa. quite a heat wave. bill did you see this? cute little piglets in ohio? >> it has a side ending. >> hundreds of pigs passed from one person to another. we'll hear what officials say happened. >> look bill how cute. >> 440 didn't make it. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta he fires up the free wifi with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before! so he can rapidly prepare his presentation. and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris can do? and that is my recommendation. let's see if he's ready. he can swim

police in southern england are investigating the theft of the manuscript.he book is called grey and retells the popular story, but from the view of yiftian grey. the publisher would not reveal details of the case while police investigate. >>> it's a place where we hear a lot of bad news. >> the class of 2015 is about to celebrate their own personal triumph triumph triumph. >> today reaching their goals despite the odds and why their accomplishments are getting extra special attention just over an hour from now. >>> in a city where sometimes it's easy to be recognized for doing all the wrong things camden's mayor and school superintendent will recognize 20 remarkable graduates tonight. >> it highlights the determination and perseverance of students who will bring home their diplomas despite having the odds stacked against them. >> there were times where i thought i wasn't going to be able to achieve certain goals i wanted to achieve, because of my situation. >> nelson rivera's situation was being diagnosed with leukemia and for a fellow graduate renee piveda

some still live there in poverty, but the largest community now lives here in the town in southern england. >> we had the anniversary of the magna carta and it didn't apply to us at all. i believe it's high time that this country do the moral thing and that moral thing is to return them back to their country. >> supporters say they could easily make a living if they returned at bare base or in tourism. >> there have been many twists and turns in their legal fight to go back home. it could be a long time before they get an answer. >> violence and claims of racism in bangladesh 20 years after a peace agreement there. >> i'm among encampments of migrants leaving far behind them countries like iraq, syria afghanistan and yemen. along a well worn path, the hungarian border and the european union. >> in football, jordan leads for the middle east. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. >> kurdish fighters ceased a syrian town from isil around

. >>> george and doreen kirby got married in front of family and friends in southern england.eorge is 103. doreen is 91. their total ages are 194. that beats the former world record for oldest newlyweds by six years. an added romantic twist, the couple got engaged on valentine's day. >>> all right. we are waking up to temperatures mainly in the 60s, 70s. off to a warm start. it will be a hot one today. another hot one monday and tuesday before we get relief wednesday. tracking the chance for severe weather on monday. another hot day today. get prepared for that. temperatures near 90. we could see the potential for some strong storms later on this afternoon. really into the evening hours and overnight. then we're tracking the chance for more storms monday and tuesday. monday we have the potential for severe weather. mostly cloudy now in philadelphia, 72 degrees. looking at winds out of the southeast at 5 miles per hour. temperatures to the north and west in the 60s. 66 in allentown. 69 in westchester. 60s and 70s to the south and east as well. 72 in dover, waking up to 70 in at

police in southern england are investigating the theft of the book from which retails the erotic adventures of the trilogy from the point of view of the billionaire christian grey. mark: wow. saw the movie. scarlet: mark actually saw the movie. mark: yes, i did. liu is live with the former president of the united states and the founder of the clinton foundation, bill clinton. betty: mr. president, thank you for inviting us to cgi this year. events.een to many cgi i was at your annual meeting in september. you do highlight, as we have seen, some of the great work of the clinton global initiative around the world, helping millions of people out of poverty and fighting childhood obesity and many, many other issues. i want to get to some of the commitments, mr. president, you are excited to talk about today. but i also want to talk about some of the topics that have overshadowed some of the good work that cgi has done. mr. clinton: have at it. [laughter] betty: we know you have 200,000-plus sponsors that it since 2001.i a few of them have begun to reassess their sponsorship of the clinton globa

and some live in poverty in southern england also home to the office of allen who heads what he callsonal island government. he says his community feels let down by britain. >> we recently had this anniversary of the magna-carta and it didn't apply to us at all so i believe it's high time that this country do the moral thing and that moral thing is to return british citizens back to their country. >> reporter: the island and supporters say they easily could make a living if they returned either working at the air base or in tourism. it's such a well-known face on the legal team in terms of media coverage but many twists and turns for the legal fight to go back home and could be a long time before they get a definitive answer. >> reporter: al jazeera, london. >>> police in mexico have discovered the bodies of ten people buried in several graves in the resort city of alcopolco and three women and seven men are not known and many masked graves found in mexico in resent years. police are searching for to escaped convicts in new york state. they say they may have tunnelled out using tools

futuretracker is where we expect the highest threat for severe weather tomorrow in northern and southern new england. wind hail an issue there as well as a possible tornado. for the rest of us in the yellow mainly wind and hail that is scattered with some of the storms tomorrow afternoon. when i come back inside we look at some specifically what futuretracker locally and what comes thereafter in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> late tonight we learned of an arrest in the sexual assault of a teenager an assault allegedly caught on a store surveillance video. 37 year old eliazar polanco turned himself into the philadelphia police a 14-year-old girl says he molested her inside of the joycelyn corner store at 18th and huntingdon at 9:00 in the morning. polanco was an employee there and has been charged with several felonies. >>> the philadelphia police are still trying to track down the gunman that opened fire in kensington. a total of 17 people suffered wound from shotgun blasts on the 700 block of east tilton at 2:30 today. among the victims two 10-year-olds and a 3-year-old. and two a

southern new england estuaries are especially threatened by these challenges. yet despite the arm that -- harm that we know as being done to our estuaries, southern new england was the only geographic region in this bill which saw all of its estuary funding eliminated. whime some geographic regions were underfunded compared to 2016 requests, most requests were either met or in some cases increased. inexplicably it was only southern new england that was singled out for complete elimination of funding for next year. this would restore a modest $1 million for the program, at conference we hope full fund something restored. the southern new england watershed has experienced more than 400 years of ecological degradation. which is further exacerbated by the effects of climate change. rivers and waterways have become disconnected from the watershed, which has led to the absorption of nitrogen and other pollutants from sources such as septic systems, treatment plants and storm water runoff. the funding provided to these geographic programs allows for runoff. in fiscal y

some still live there in poverty, but the largest community now lives here in the town in southern england. home to the office of what he calls the island government. >> we had the affairs of the magna carta and it didn't apply to us at all. i believe it's high time that this country do the moral thing and that moral thick is to return that back to their country. >> the island and shear supporters say they could easily make a living if they returned at bare base or in tourism. >> there have been many twists and turns in their legal fight to go back home. it could be a long time before they get ahead. >> desperate times in chile. air pollution is so bad the government is restricting driving and stopping kids from playing outside. >> people in hawaii say major corporations are poisoning their land. third rail and you can find it on al jazeera america >> welcome back. it's 7:43 eastern time. the senate is set to vote once again today on whether to grant fast track trade authority to president obama. supporters need 60 yes votes. the house revived the legislation last week after democrats succ

as far as the weather today, yesterday, another brutal day in southern new england.and dreary. that has exited. still clouds left but the rain is down here in the carolinas. not a pretty morning for the early golf round in myrtle beach. probably rained out. wilmington same for you. raleigh scattered showers and storms and will continue throughout the day. the wider view shows one cluster of strong storms and all the severe weather today, the bad weather, tornadoes, damaging wind, hail will be in the central plains. one strong line of storms approaching the omaha area starting to weaken. kansas city we'll try to watch that as it approaches you. that's starting to week. additional strong storms nebraska wyoming and colorado today. two areas of enhanced, the orange, that looks like wind damage threat possible for kansas city towards topeka. if we're going to get tornadoes likely they will be in areas from denver northwards up into wyoming. we'll have to watch that towards cheyenne later today. otherwise, nice day today. areas in the middle of the country not bad in the

winds reaching as high as 70 miles an hour pummeled the east from washington to southern new england. >> this is a tornado. >> this is the moment those powerful winds hit the new jersey shore kicking up waves, rocking boats, shaking up the cameraman. lightning like this in maryland lit up the sky causing fires too. the death of one woman being blamed on the storm. and in coal city, illinois, a maim cleanup is under way after the city's second tornado in less than two years. abc's kenneth moton has the story. >> reporter: this is the aftermath, homes ripped apart. power lines taken down. large trees didn't have a chance as severe weather marched across the country from the midwest to the east coast. >> the goodwill store is collapsed? >> yes, the roof fell in and there was a family in here with some kids. >> reporter: in portland, michigan, a tornado threw a semi truck into a goodwill store. those inside rescued. >> there it is, tornado right in front of us. >> reporter: there was also a twister nightmare in illinois. coal city saw the worst of it monday night when a confirmed ef-3 bro

lucky have been together for 27 years but they finally tied the knot yesterday at a hotel in southern englandbeat the previous record held by a french couple francois fernandez and madeline franso who had a combined age of 191 years. the couple reportedly have seven children, 15 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren between them. many happy returns for them. >> how cute. >> they are. i hope i'm still kissing my husband when i am 100 years old. >> absolutely adorable. >> yeah. >>> so if you're headed outside, you have outdoor activities whether you're going to a barbecue, maybe you're going to and from church or any other religious services today, eye to the sky is important. >> eye to the ski especially as we head into the afternoon and you can keep that wusa9 radar app handy so you can track storms as they develop. looks like it will be from the mid-afternoon onward. that will be the worst of it. and the first alert seven-day forecast, 90 degrees today, and you see that little weather alert in the upper right-hand corner, it is a yellow alert day, the potential that our thunderstorms c

now moving across areas in you new england and southern kansas we're tracking upper level low inclouds drifting back to mid-atlantic region. high pressure returns just in time for the start of our work week. future tracker 6 showing us it is about the temperature tomorrow. cool and comfortable. from lap ingter aen the coast we'll bounce back to the 60s tomorrow morning. 1:30 in the afternoon numbers in most spot middle and upper 7 0s and 65 and comfortable in poconos and max out tomorrow around 81 here in philadelphia. hey phils are back at park parng tomorrow night as they take on the drew brewers at citizens bank park. first pitch 78 and once we get to 9th inning temperatures at 74. here's the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast showing you sunny and pleasant tomorrow high temperature 81. low humidity. get out and enjoy. that's a good looking day. tuesday, humidity returns. philadelphia union at home. high temperature coming in at 87. showers and storms creep back to the forecasts with area of low pressure coming in from great lakes. wednesday stays unsets theed high of 84. not as w

is there our moisture autopsy cross northern sections of new england and southern sections of canadah pressure will continue to come out of the ohio valley and that is going to be our fair weather friend for start of the workweek on monday. here's the setup for us tomorrow. nice summer day high pressure situated to the south. we will tap in those westerly wind, nice mixture of sunshine and cloud in the afternoon. high of 81 degrees. average this time of the year is 86. touch below average. humidity low. good looking day. we will track this area have low pressure that will move through as we get into tuesday. future tracker six showing you by tuesday in the morning there could be a a couple showers around but with the showers and storms firing up by tuesday afternoon some could be on the strong to severe side. we will track that closely for you. near term call for rest of the tonight partly cloudy, comfortable, 58 in the suburbs. sixty-two in philadelphia. so here's the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, good looking day tomorrow. sunny and pleasant. high of 81. on tuesday get

we have been there across northern sections of new england and through southern sections of canada andhere's this upper level low currently sitting and spin ago cross upper new york and great lakes. the area will pressure counter clockwise. you have that cool pocket of air and cloudy conditions moving across the mid-atlantic range joan and direction north app east will become clear during the overnight hours and as you wake up tomorrow morning here's the setup tomorrow. it's a nice,er is day. sunshine and clouds. high pressure in control. it's moving just to the south. once again tomorrow we'll tap into south south wrlly wind temperature 5 below average. there's an area of low pressure across the future tracker 6 showing you 10:00 in the morning mostly cloudy. showers approaching from west to east direction by then and retire as we goat peak heating of daytime hours. showers and storms will be approaching later in the afternoon some could turn strong to severe tuesday afternoon. we'll keep you posted with that. ner term, morning rush showing you sunshine and clouds, comfortable, 6 a.m.

england. some localized flooding is possible. flash flood watches have been cancelwe'll be driving out through the remainder of the day with the rain wrapping up from west to east in southernland. additional downpours and thunderstorms possible through the mid-atlantic through the evening. charlie, back to you. >>> this morning, the held of the tsa tsa has been reassigned and the agency is overhauling airport screening procedures after agents reportedly failed to discover fake weapons and bombs in a security screen. jeff pegues. >> good morning, with the shake up over screening equipment at airports this after revealing reports at the agency that one former high-ranking official called disturbing. >> reporter: in an announcement monday night, homeland security second jeh johnson ordered several corrective measures for the tsa including revising screening procedures re-evaluating screening equipment and increasing random testing in usa airports. he's also shaking up the agency's management leaning on mark hatfield to lead the agency. in february, peter neffenger to be the next permanent administrator but that appointment is still awaiting approval. >> we've got to be right

definitely concentrated from philadelphia southward to southern jersey and also scattered through southern new england. a lot of cleanup today and lower humid and sunshine throughout that area. we're in this weather pattern where the southern half of the country you're baking in the peak summertime heat and storms are coming down through the midwest and going northeast. we had a another storm already, heavy rain in iowa and illinois we have to watch flooding potential. rivers are already full and with additional heavy rains tonight, we could have big problems. there's still thunderstorms now rolling through nebraska that will eventually make their way to chicago later on today. for today, we have about 20 million people that are in this slight risk and enhanced risks area waterloo quad cities back to chicago and northern half of illinois. a few tornadoes are possible most likely they would occur here near the quad cities or northern illinois and that line of storms will roll through chicago with damaging winds late tonight, maybe even after a lot of people are asleep. it could be a late night event an

and then by 4:00 and 5:00 when they slice through philadelphia and new york and southern new england. hopefully we make it through it unscathed and hopefully a threat and not an actual realized threat but the potential's there so it's -- you know as we said if you get a tornado in the middle of the country, maybe lucky and over a farmer's field. there's people in the way of the storms today an getting a tornado, likely it will hit something. >> bill, thank you. we'll continue to monitor that severe weather, of course. >>> we are getting just started on this tuesday edition of "the rundown." the man behind so many of the film scores that we love has died apparently in a plane crash. titanic, brave heart, a do you have mind. j u.s. to name a few. more on the life and tragic life of james horner next. >>> diddy combs arrested after a potential fight. next on "the run down." ♪ don't let'em pick guitars and drive them old trucks ♪ boys? ♪ mamas, don't let your babies...♪ stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus

england. on the southern stretch of the front. not much. cloud and a wind shift. that is all we'll see. cold front will move through unnoticed. this is bringing the drier air and steering the smoke out of canada eastward to set up shot off carolina. it will pump up the heat and the humidity. we will be in the 90's for several days. hot and humid. that is the weather story. check out the numbers. they speak for themselves. 87 tomorrow. in the middle 90's. as we get through the day on thursday. lower 90's in the end of the week and the weekend. we have a chance of the showers and the thunderstorms saturday and sunday. turning cooler. next week the heat goes up in the middle 90's. summer is getting closer. alison: pattern we're familiar with. get a check of traffic with jamie. jamie: a slow one. first, let's start off in silver spring with water main break. georgia avenue headed northbound. blocked off at the randall road with the two lanes. heading southbound one lane is blocked. in this area, you see the congestion building with the water main break. on the beltway, for the most part we

specifically across southern sections of france, northwestern italy and even stretching towards western englandg ham. we have the possibility of strong winds, heavy rainfall, isolated tornados and large hail cannot be ruled out of this particular weather system. i want to talk specifically across madrid. they had two centimeter size hailstones fall from the sky, heavy rain and strong winds and created scenes like this. look at this, george, on your tv scene. that happened on thursday. it actually ruined a lot of vehicles inside the streets of madrid. you can see the hailstones bouncing off the ground. not good news. people need to look out for if they are in the south of france for instance. >> we will stay in touch with you on that rough weather. thank you. >>> the hundred for two escaped killers in new york state. it presents a number of challenges for investigators. police say the men could change their appearance to try to avoid detection. as cnn's tom foreman reports others have tried to do just that. >> reporter: in movies like "the fugitive" and "gone girl" people on the run undergo dram

as wendy gillette reports many in new england are cleaning up after the summer's first big storm. >> the storm darkening skies as it moved in. southern new jersey getting battered. winds downed trees smashing cars and taking power lines with them leaving thousands in the dark. >> it came within 15 minutes and was here and gone. >> reporter: the severe weather halting amtrak service between here and philadelphia. it also caused a train to stall near harrisburg leaving passengers in the dark and without air conditioning for hours. the storm ranging from the mid-atlantic where the weather caused a deadly car crash near washington, d.c. >> the car appears to have skidded off, hit a pole broke the pole and unfortunately live wires, hot wires came down on top of the vehicle. >> reporter: to new england where wind whips trees from out of the ground. >> it was scary. it was rumbling our house and it was scary. my dogs were crazy about it and i didn't like it. >> reporter: the wind rain and lightning not the only problem on tuesday. high heat causing several people to be treated at a new jersey graduation ceremony. temperatures are expected t

england. another area that's more widespread and shawlmaller risk mid atlantic to southern maine.well into the 90s across parts of the southeast. fak factor in mumtd and it's going to feel hotter than that. the desert southwest heating up as well. back inside to brian. >> thanks a lot. >>> baseball basketball soccer in action. let's talk women's world cup in canada. women's team in a scoreless kick. alex morgan goes to put americans up 1-0. that bounces back n. that's the backup goalie in columbia after the starter was taken out for taking down alex morgan. she goes cold on a keeper. americans play well. women have not look had the strong. next time you see the women play in action friday against china, rematch of the last time they won the world cup in 1999. that is on fox. averaging 5 million a game in terms of audience. >>> let's talk football kinda. tom brady and roger goodell, set to square off this morning, most anticipated meeting in nfl history. five months after the deflategate scandal, brady has a chance to plead his case to the commissioner. he was suspended four games

england. enter, anti-muslim activist pamela geller who allegedly was a target of rahim and who has been criticized by the southernerty law center for rabble rousing. >> are you stoking the flames? do you on some level relish being the target of these attacks? >> relish being the target? who self-promotes to get killed? that's the first thing. the second thing is the southern poverty law center, really erin? since when? who designated them anything? they are an uber left group. they don't track jihadist groups and groups that actually target for slaughter. >> ms. geller is correct. the much southern poverty law center does not concern itself with terrorism concentrating on protecting minorities like muslim americans. there is no question the isis threat is growing here. and the fbi knows it. >> we closely analyze and assess the influence groups like isil have on individuals located in the united states who are inspired to commit acts of violence. that's threats remain among the highest priorities for the fbi and intelligence community as a whole. >> that's good because isis is a threat to every single american. so

southern province has reached 622. the number of fatalities expected to move higher. power outages have hit the city leaving fans and air conditioners useless. the tunnel linking france and englandafter dozens of striking port workers stormed the tracks and set fire to tires. a day of chaos in the port city that began with the predawn ferry strike. truckers who diverted to the freight line got snarled in traffic. the union protesting potential job cuts. -- a journalist at the retired soccer star has said he plans to run for president fifa. blatter has resigned amid corruption scandal. mary donna of sharp critic of corruption in soccer but has had a number of on field and off that may affect his candidacy. those are your top stories. global m&a is booming with more than $1.5 trillion in deals so far this year. the volume on track to pass 3 trillion for the first time since the financial crisis. one of the bankers making it happen is john krasinski, head of the m&a group at lactone. he has set the run is far from over. -- head of the m&a roof at blackstone. >> it is survival of the fittest. the large, successful companies will continue to swallow up the weaker layers. you have ext

from eastern ohio all the way into southern maine, friday night in the west, saturday much of pa new york state and later on saturday night into sunday into north new englandnew york city to d.c. isolated tornadoes and damaging winds the biggest concerns. an odd heat wave on the way for the northwest into saturday afternoon, as well. reena and kendis, back to you. >> thank you, justin. >> a new prison guard charged in connection with the escape of two killers admitted providing them with tools, paint, even frozen hamburgers and access to a catwalk electric box. gene palmer says he had no idea the two were planning to escape. investigators believe he accepted gifts including these paintings in exchange for his favors. the inmates have been missing for almost three weeks. >> new questions this morning about hillary clinton's e-mails while she was secretary of state. the state department says clinton failed to turn over 15 messages related to the security situation in libya. that's despite clinton's claims that she had submitted all her public e-mails. the e-mails all came before the assault on the u.s. diplomatic facility which killed four people including t

compromises a dirty word if washington and adams and jeffer southern believed compromise is a dirty word, we would still be under the crown of england. >> no prompter off script. kelly o'donnell is in livingston, new jersey. i understand you just spoke to the governor. >> had a chance to catch up with him in the moments right after his announcement speech. it was that mix off stage where there's still adrenaline and perspiration and backslapping going on. we got up close to the governor and i asked him a couple of things. we talked about broadening the party in many ways because he was taking some shots at fellow republicans as well. but also acknowledging that his own poll numbers, his fate has changed quite a bit over the last few years. you remember thomas how people were trying to draft him to run in 2012 when he was at the peak of his popularity. much different now. i asked chris christie about that right off stage. >> part of it is is that, you know, we had the bridgegate situation which turned out not to be anything about me but the coverage was overwhelming. and last thing is you make hard decisions for a long time. if you a

southern wisconsin, northern illinois. then for today into tomorrow it stretches into the northeast from new england to lexington. 82 millione at risk. wednesday we have a risk from sioux falls in indianapolis. 17 million people at risk for a possibility of tornadoes, damaging winds and hail. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. plenty of sunshine today, grab your sunglasses. bright, sunny skies. afternoon temperatures in the upper 80s, low 90s. not as humid as the weekend. tomorrow, a different story. heat, humidity, 96, one degree away from the record temperature. strong storms possible tomorrow afternoon. then we get a break. humidity comes way down on wednesday. showers and possibly thunderstorms thursday and friday and storms much cooler this weekend. have a great day. >>> that's your latest weather. >> thanks al. >> coming up an unexpected honor for the hero cat who protected her young owner. >> can't see that enough. next on rossen reports the popular vacation spot where you could be charged up to double the average price for gas. >> let's get taylor swift on this. >> and rossen. >> after this. ♪ me and y

southern wisconsin, northern illinois. then for today and into tomorrow, it stretches into the northeast from new england all the way to lechlington million people at risk. on wednesday, we have a ris africa sioux falls toind nap list. people in risk for tornadoes, damaging wind and hail. now we're going to get to your >>> good morning, we start out now at 56 degrees in oakland and mountain view at 58 degrees. this is where we're headed this afternoon. 84 degrees in morgan hill. overall a comfortable day for most of the bay. the mission district at 61 degrees this afternoon. santa rosa at 71 degrees. and fremont at 73 while we still see 80s. mostly sunny skies today and it warms up the rest of the week. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> all right. thanks a lot. >> am kog up, an honor for the hero in this video. remember that? >> can't see that video enough. >> next, the popular vacation spot where could you be charged up to double the average price for gas. >> let's get taylor swift on this. >> and rossen. right after this. ♪ me and you, ♪ ♪ and you and me. ♪ ♪ no matter how they tossed the dice. ♪ ♪ it had to be. ♪ ♪ the onl

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