. >> paul williams joins us with the latest. good morning, paul. >> good morning. well, we're bracing for stormy conditions throughout the north central part of the country. a low pressure system that's going to trek through the dakotas. dumping severe storms toward minneapolis. going to california as well as spotty thunderstorms throughout keep in mind targeted area by tuesday evening including from duluth down to des moines. these storms are serious with large hail and possible tornadoes. >> paul, thank you. one of the biggest jackpots in lottery history is up for grabs. it's worth at least $449 million. after no winning ticket was picked friday. not to be a downer, the chances of getting all the numbers right on this one, 259 million to one. one in 259 million. best of luck. >> yep. we'll be playing. >>> a boy in michigan is making his fortune one quarter at a time. >> instead of a lemonade stand, gabe is running a history stand. he dolls out lessons in history for $0.25 a pop. his mom says he prefers telling war stories than playing sports and he's been studyin

paul williams joins us with the forecast. >> good morning. serious heat feeling like 110 degrees throughout the mid south including nashville, memphis, down throughout mississippi and louisiana. same kind of heat in d.c. and philadelphia areas. feeling like 110 or nearly 1 0 0 to 105 surrounding areas. on the west coast as well, a high pressure system strengthening, forcing the jetstream north. challenging record highs and dangerous sun shine, uv index high. everybody will need sun block. >> all right. keep the sun block handy. thank you. >>> turning to the controversy surrounding the start of the democratic national convention. >> this morning has democrats descend on california, debbie wasserman shultz has announced her resignation. leeked e-mails showed party e-mails favored hillary clinton in the primaries. a charge bernie sanders has made for several months. >> debbie wasserman shultz is still slated to open and close the convention, but democrats fear she may be booed. and the leaked e-mail controversy is stealing the spotlight from the

. >> paul williams joins us with the details. good morning, paul. >> good morning to you.e have a high pressure system that's going to protect us from surrounding rain around this high. typically that's a good thing. we could use the rain. the real feel for wednesday, picture this. it's going to feel like 100 to 105 in new york, philly, d.c. going to feel at least like 95 to 100 in pittsburgh up toward buffalo. that's too much heat for the northeast. >> paul, thank you. now to a crime at a california cell phone store that had nothing to do with the money or cell phone. a girl is standing near a candy machine when someone reaches through the open door with one arm and yanks the girl out of the store. the mother and the customer immediately chase after the kidnapper. the suspect was caught quickly and thankfully that girl is okay. >> south arve can athlete oscar pistorius is being sentenced today. he was found guilty. he was sentenced to five years initially for manslaughter but a group said his attorney says that was too much. he's a gold metal para olympic runner. >>> new

when will the heat dome, as it's >> paul williams joining us now. he's been following it. good morning, paul. >> we want answers, paul. >> good morning to you as well. this is how serious this heat will be. as you take a look at this map, the darker red indicating that's where we'll feel between 100 and 115. in chicago, as warm as 115. cincinnati, as warm as 105, and philly as well as new york, it's going to get as warm as 100, and even in maine, expecting it to at least reach 95 for the real feel. this moisture shows you a sticky situation for everybody. where you see green, it's oppressive. kendis, diane. >> thanks, paul. >>> the u.s. coalition allies wrapped up talks on isis. they say this is a key moment despite recent attacks like the one in niece. june -- regarding the attack in nice, french officials have arrested five people. four men and a woman are charged for provide ing logistical information to the driver. the attack had been planned for months. 84 people were killed during that. >>> a chicago police officer injured in a shooting. the officer and a partner appr

let's check in with accuweather's paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning to you, as well, ken nis, sunny, isolated thunderstorms throughout a good chunk of new mexico up towards wyoming as well as colorado right up towards montana as well as the dakotas. we'll stay hot in between. strong storms reaching over towards d.c. covering the entire southeast. now, we're looking for real strong thunderstorms with this marching low that will make its way towards the northeast. strong thunderstorms throughout kentucky, throughout west virginia with a chance of tornadoes in west virginia, atlanta will catch a couple of stray showers, charleston rainy there but steamy coming off the gulf of mexico and that rain will reach all the way back towards st. louis and little rock. kendis and sunny. >> thank you, paul. >>> four national guard helicopters have entered the battle against wildfires in  northern and central california. in some areas cooler weather has helped crews gained ground but some mandatory evacuation orders are in effect.

accuweather's paul williams has more. paul, good morning. >> good morning to you, as well, diane, kendis. we have a primary system that will continue to strengthen and force the jet stream to the north turning very hot in the west, now, we've expecting the challenging of record highs down towards arizona and new mexico. an abundance of sunshine, the uv index will be sky high and everybody will need the sun block that's whether you are as pale as frosty the snowman or as dark as me. everyone will need the sun block along with this heat. kendis, diane. >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> still ahead, the deadly crash involving the dallas cowboys bus. >> a string of attacks in germany involving syrian migrants seeking asylum. details about the latest attacking a musical festival with a bomb. >>> a college football star being called a hero because of how he says he stopped a sexual assault. >>> in arizona four people were killed when a dallas cowboys bus collided with a van. everyone in the van was killed including two teenager

uprooted and power was out for thousands and more powerful storms are expected now from accuweather's paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning to you, as well, diane, kendis. we have a high pressure system that's going to protect us from surround rain around this high. typically that's a good thing but not in this case. this case we could use the rain because the real feel for wednesday picture this it's going to feel like 00 to 105 in new york, philly, d.c., going to feel at least like 95 to 100 in pittsburgh up towards buffalo. that's too much heat for the northeast. diane, kendis. >> well summed up there, paul thank you. >>> if you missed out on the mega millions drawing last night you still have a chance. there was no winner last night. that means the jackpot for friday's drawing will be more than $500 million. >> that's right up from tuesday's jackpot which was an estimated 454 million. but either way you slice it they will not be easy to winch the odds of game are 1 in 259 million. >> odds have stayed the same from last night through next friday. >>> still ahead, getting starbucks,

. >> paul williams has the disappointing forecast. good morning, paul. >> good morning to you. let's talk fireworks weather specifically. where you see the red, that's where you have the worst conditions for fireworks. it's going to include the mid mississippi velocity region, ohio velocity region. mid atlantic over the d.c. area. why? we're looking for widespread scattered showers and thunderstorms and the chance of flooding through the ohio valley region. we're worried about flooding let alonefire crackers. >> more than a few golfers like us want to look away when but the difference between you and jordan spieth is he actually knew he was going to sink his shot. >> check him out here. here's spieth before the final round sunday. he takes the no look practice putt and it's in the hole. unfortunately, it didn't help him win the tournament. he finished third. >> that's confidence. >> he just knows it. he has game. look, and it's slow, slow, steady. >> for the rest of us, we look away because he want to cringe. >> that's me. i've never gotten the hang of it. and i'm so competitiv

paul williams joining us with the details. >> good morning. we have a dominant high pressure system that began picking a midwest with heat that houston and the gulf up toward north and south dakota and the great lakes. this spreads like a wildfire, and this heat will expand as the high pressure system goes toward the northeast. widespread heat hitting thursday and friday in areas where they're not used to it. triple digits everywhere, even as far north as the most northern tip of wisconsin going into minnesota. this intense heat will continue to grow, but with that in mind, around it we have a bit of a ring of fire. scattered showers on the outer fringes. in here is the various heat warning and watches. >> thanks to paul. a terrible nightmare for people trying to fly southwest airlines. a nationwide ground stop blamed on technical issues. people couldn't check in or check their flight status. last night the airline tweeted it was still manually chec in passengers. >> police in north miami florida are under scrutiny following the shooting of an

> from chest to coast the report heat waves is not letting up in the eastern united states and paul williams said that the midwest is in for rust weather today. >> dangerous storms will target north dakota and south dakota and nebraska with potential of sever weather and possible tornado and sweltering conditions from coast to coast. including in certain california, a massive wildfire bun north of los angeles has destroyed 35,000 acres. 18 homes, as well. our reporter is there. >> the fire is burning 10,000 acres a day. you can see the helicopter dropping water language the hillside. firefighters have been forced to wait until the flames move together to put water on it. >> the empire state building took a hit, with a lightning rod. that is "weather now." dozens are kid facing a struggle in life have a new challenge an amazing woman's to the find new homes. >> carmel and chocolate and color to starbucks drinks the color to starbucks drinks the new colorful ch color to starbucks drinks the new colorful ch well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. toaster stru

. >> paul williams joins us with the details. >> good morning. we have a storm with this low pressure system stirring up a mess. it's going to trek east. we'll see an outbreak of severe storms through the north central part of the country. montana, wyoming, over toward the dakotas. nebraska toward kansas. we're expecting a targeted area from duluth to sioux falls and then des moines and damaging hail and possibility of tornadoes. >> paul, thank you. we're getting more details about the orlando massacre. from nearly a dozen deputies. they describe walking into the pulse nightclub to see as many as 20 officers with long guns. one deputy says at first glance there were no signs of life, just bodies all over the floor. some of them assisted survivors who collapsed in the street while others loaded the wounded onto pickup trucks. >> in baltimore a trial for another officer charged in connection with the death of freddie gray. brian rice is the highest ranking officer to face charges. he pleaded not to second degree assault and other charges. gray died

. >> let's get the complete forecast from paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning. july fourth celebrations, if you're in the center part of the country, steamy conditions. at least very warm throughout texas, oklahoma, as well as going into kansas and nebraska. isolated thunderstorms on one side coming off the rockies. widespread scattered showers throughout new mexico, colorado, as well as toward wyoming, covering portions of the dako s dakotas. on the east coast, it stays soaked in a big way. >>> jonathan and tom smith were pulled from a texas lake after this. father and son were in that plane as it slammed into a lake near austin and flipped over. boaters rescued them. the flight was to celebrate the father's 58th birthday. the father, tom smith is also battling cancer. >>> a algae crisis continues to literally stink up the holiday weekend along the south florida coast. some are calling the blooms unprecedented. florida's governor declared states of energy in four counties. the situation led to a protest. demonstrators the problem is polluted water being dischar

let's find out what's going on today with paul williams. >> good morning.turn ugly for tuesday afternoon, tuesday night. from aberdeen to rapid city, sioux falls to north platte. we're expecting damaging winds with supercell thunderstorms along with large hail. in addition to that we still have big time heat from coast to host. as it warms, when you see red, looking for 100 degree weather on the east coast and throughout the center of the country. >> paul, thank you. i don't know if i want to say thank you for that, but thank you, i suppose. coming up, the extreme heat across much of the country could ignite a hidden time bomb inside your home, your garage, or even your shed. the common household products that when exposed to extreme heat can ignite and even turn explosive. we'll tell you what you need to know to keep your family safe this summer. >> the drama that played out last night on the bachelorette. who got the boot and who is left standing? our analyst is here in the skinny. you're watching "world news now." is here in the skinny. you're watching "

let's find out what's in store from accu-weather's paul williams. ood morning to you, as well. bracing for a set of severe thunderstorms that could turn ugly for tuesday afternoon, tuesday night. from aberdeen to rapid city, sioux falls to north platte, we're highlighting this because we're expecting damaging winds, between 60 to 80 mile-per-hour winds with super-cell thunderstorms along with large hail. in addition to that, we still have big-time heat from coast to coast. watch as this continues to warm up. wherever you see red as it begins to form quickly, looking for 100-degree weather on the east coast and the center of the country. diane, kendis? >> paul. thank you. i don't know if i want to say thank you for that. thank you, i suppose, paul. >>> coming up, the extreme heat across the country could ignite a hidden time bomb inside your home, your garage, or even your shed. the common household products that when exposed to extreme heat can ignite and even turn explosive. we'll tell you what you need to know to keep your family safe this summer.

from here in cleveland we will talk at that paul manafort, calvin williams and check in with one of thes for vp pick, newt gingrich. plus we will have new battleground poll numbers showing where the race stands heading into the party's convention. all coming up on "face the captioning sponsored by cbs

joining us now emily williams,attorney and fox news contributor and richard st. paul attorney and veteran of several republican campaigns . welcome to both of you. wikileaks has put out all this stuff against the democratic national committee. clearly julian sans does not like hillary clinton and is attempting to damage her during the democrats national convention. have any, can any legal action be taken against him? >> certainly, john. here's the thing. many would say for the democratic party this is a case of the chickens coming home to roost but we also know that then attorney general in eric holder did open a criminal investigation around espionage violation acts so we know there's an investigation going on as of december 2015 but it does seem that the dod is dragging their feet around the issue and we will see if there's more expediency around this now that some would say it's targeting a community that they can turn the other way around. jon: the irony here richard is that the obama administration has looked the other way time after time when wikileaks was relea

from here in cleveland we will talk at that paul manafort, calvin williams and check in with one of the finalists for vp pick, newt gingrich. plus we will have new battleground poll numbers showing where the race stands heading into the party's convention. all coming up on "face the captioning sponsored by cbs good morning and welcome to face nation. i am john dickerson, reporting from cleveland. yesterday donald trump made it official, naming mike pence as his running mate. following that announcement the two sat down with lesley stahl for an interview that will air tonight on "60 minutes". here is a preview. >> i don't know if you can remember the last time we have seen a world this much in chaos. you even said it is spinning apart. are you both -- are you ready for this world that we are facing today? >> well, we are both ready, i have no doubt. you need toughness, we need strength, obama is weak. hillary is weak, and part of it is that, a big part of it, we need law and order, we need strong borders, we have people coming to our country who can't be vetted properly. they don't have

it's not for any purpose that william burroughs or paul bowles or henri matisse. >> anthony: well, what about young artists, young writers, young musicians? did they come here expecting this romantic paul bowles wonderland of the '50s? >> nosaeri: some were, some weren't, i'm going say too, bohemian. >> anthony: too bohemian? >> nosaeri: yeah, because, they thought that, like, you know, coming and being an artist like -- >> anthony: is going to be enough? >> nosaeri: is going to be enough. it's not, today it's not enough. >> anthony: right, yeah. >> nosaeri: it's pretty tough for them. and most of them pack their bags. >> anthony: right. >> nosaeri: there, today, we have so many investments going on here in tangier. thanks to our king investors are here, have been attracted. tourists are attracted. but the most important part of it is that we should keep the old parts of the city intact, the kasbah, the medina. >> anthony: the medina. >> nosaeri: that's what's hard to do because when you have, european purchasing power coming over here to tangier -- >> anthony: th

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his guests include trump campaign manager, paul manafort, former house speaker newt gingrich and cleveland police chief, calvin williams. scott pelley will have a special edition sunday evening from cleveland. our content coverage begins monday. celebrations in the streets of turkey after a violent attempt to overthrow the government. it failed. more than 2l260 people were killed in fight ink the cities of ankara and ins tan buell. thousands have been detained. turkish authorities blame the attempted coup in the united states. nato partner, flights have been suspended from major air base. holly williams is in istanbul. >> in taksim square, instance's symbolic heart, people chanted their support tonight for turkey's democratically elected government. less than 24 hours earlier in the same place, ordinary citizens faced down members of the military trying to seize power. a turkish businessman. >> i'm ready to die for my country. and for my leader. and for this i am here. please come. >> the failed coup began around 10:00 p.m. when tanks rolled on to city streets. military jets flew low over istanbul and the turkish capit

. >> now thanks to "ghostbusters" director paul feig who created the #loveforlesliej, other celebrities including margaret cho and william showing their support for her on twitter. >> yeah, it was trending quite a bit. twitter, by the way has banned a conservative blogger accused of leading the online abuse. >> maybe she'll come back to see all the nice messages. >> yeah. >>> we apologize in advance to dog and cat people out there. a new study is finding those beloved animals, they just don't make the best pets. >> blame the dutch. researchers there ranked 90 species on their suitability as animal companions and topping the list is the sika deer, a sweet deer native to japan. >> can they be potty trained? soy the next were two types of wallabies followed by a llama and despite the study even researchers don't expect dogs and cats to be replaced in our affection any time soon. they forgot bunnies. >> that's what you got. >> a bunny rabbit is a great pet. >> more news after that. >> a nice wallaby would be great. to give it a try, but i didn't really think it was going to really happen. after one week of chantix, i knew i

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william, start us off. >> paul, double miss to two thieves, wicky leaks and ed snowden.th the e-mail dump by wikileaks, ed snow den tweeted his displeasure, said he didn't like the way wikileaks had gone about it. they weren't responsible. wikileaks responded by accusing snowden of trying to curry favor with mrs. clinton in hopes of getting a pardon. in other words, each side is calling the other self-indulgent and obnoxious and both are right. >> freeman, top that. >> hearing liberal media folks talk about a wikileaks isn't what it used to be. but certainly hits to amazon, paul. americans shop online shopping mall. we've been talking about how the economy is terrible, earnings are terrible, businesses don't want to invest. but here's a company that just set another quarterly record for profit. sales are up big. and they're investing. they're building warehouses, investing in tv, movies. so let's hope we see more companies like this. >> go amazon. >> mary. >> well, i'm giving a big miss to the fourth circuit court of appeals for striking down north carolina's voter id la

williams and mike gallagher. breaking news. the state department is reopening, that's what paul ryan was talking about, an internal investigation of possible miss handling of classified information by hillary clinton and top aids. spokesman john says the e-mails probe restarting now that the justice department is not pursuing a criminal prosecution. state department suspended his review in april to avoid interfering with the fbi's inquiry. and as for the fbi director, he's on the hill defending his decision not to prosecute clinton as republicans built the case that clinton repeatedly lied to the public. fox news corresponded catherine herridge has our report. >> house republicans told fbi director james comey today that they believe hillary clinton lied under oath during her 2015 testimony of her e-mail practices and they're formally requesting that the fbi director investigate. >> lying under oath is a crime, is it not? >> yes. that's considered perjury; right? >> it's a felony. i forget the fact -- potentially years in prison. >> the nearly five hour emergency hearing before the house government oversight committee divided a

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williams joins me with the latest. pete, you just heard that statement by paul ryan. is he correct that mr. comey, the fbi director comey, stated that there were violations of law and then didn't prosecute on them? >> more or less. what comey says is that there is some evidence that there were violations here but that you have to measure that against the standard here of have cases like this involving similar situations ever resulted in prosecutions and he said no. now, here's where i think you are going to hear a lot of disagreement. there are some former prosecutors who say the statutes, yes, make it a crime to intentionally give classified information out or put it in a place where it doesn't belong, but also make it a crime to do so if it amounts to gross negligence. what some of the former prosecutors say is comey has rewritten the statute saying you have to have intent, not gross negligence. others say look at the record. nobody has ever been prosecuted when the information is given to someone who is legally qualified to have it. so that is a critical point on comey's side. this was i

paul ryan called for unity in the house. it wasn't long before texas congressman roger williams said that the spread of misinformation and constant instigation by prominant leaders including our president have contributed to the modern day hostility we're witnessing between the police and those they serve. what is your response to roger williams, to this assertion that president obama instigated the hostility that led to the fatal shootings of police? >> the statistics are clear. of all of the unarmed men shot and killed by police in this country, at least last year, 40% of them were african-american. even though black men make up just 6% of the nation's population. and so the data is clear. african-americans are 2 1/2 times more likely to be killed by police than other americans. we must immediately stop what we're doing in congress and appropriate money for law enforcement agencies across the country to train and retrain their officers and separate the good ones from the bad ones and get to the concept of community policing, thereby creating this bond of trust between the community and law enforcement. until we do that, we're g