scattered pock erts are picking up one to two inches in southeast wisconsin. saturday morning the rain is clearing out. now, severe weather threat today. it is primarily a effect. there could be lightning contained. low 80s. a lot less humid by sunday. 80s for the better part of next week and warming up by thursday with a high of 86. back to you. >> thank you, jeremy. we have an incident right now on the roadways. this is a crash with injuries, you are seeing multiple emergency vehicles on the scene. use caution in that area this morning. looking at the drive times, everything is looking good. >> two dozen people hurt after a turbulent jetblue flight. 22 passengers and two crew members were taken to the hospitals and another plane was brought in to finish out the flight. >> new information this morning about the massive apartment fire in maryland. at least two people were killed in this fire. several people are still missing. 30 others were hurt. explosion started the fire wednesday night and a hundred firefighters helped to put out the flames. it has been thr

this is where we can see some isolated pocks of flooding not only tomorrow but into the next several days as well. back to arizona. things will remain pretty dry out there. we will see 90 tonight for lake havasu. 88 for bullhead city. in the upper 60s for globe tonight. tomorrow quite a warm one for lake havasu, bullhead city 114. slightly cool for the yuma. payson not bad. 80 for flag. and then 91 degrees for douglas. tonight cooling down into those mid-80s across the valley. a little cloud cover out there. into tomorrow we should be dry. slight chance of seeing some storms firing into the higher terrain but we will see a little move activity out there as we get into the end of the workweek. that's when we see those temperatures cooling down. briefly we could squeeze a little rain out for the valley. if not the higher elevation areas just outside of it. i know you hoping it will arrive at the cross streets of x and y why you live -- where you live but no promises. >> i will drive to the cross streets of x and y where it is. >> even in new mexico, she will go. >> get out of your back

temperatures love to drop quickly and that's what we're seeing tonight, we're already down to 51. 51 in point pock know. it's going to be chilly up there. 71 in philadelphia, it's 63 degrees in reading. nice and cool and pleasant and we're on our way to the 50s. 61 here in philadelphia, which is going to be the coolest night in quite some time. keep in mind last week and the week before we had overnight lows in the upper 70s. now we're talking about 61. big change. 59 is what you'll wake up to in wilmington. pleasantly warm afternoon after that cool, crisp start to the day. the high moves east and that gets us to more of a southwest flow wednesday and we'll add a couple of degrees to the thermometer there. winds come out of the south and west again and you'll start to feel that uptick in humidity. the front actually crosses the area friday and that coincides with our best chance for a few scattered storms. the rest of the week is dry but you have to water those plants mother nature is not going to help you out. tomorrow feels awesome, very, very low humidity, almost fall-like. wednesday still plea

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temperatures love to drop quickly and that's what we're seeing tonight, we're already down to 51. 51 in point pock know. it's going to be chilly up there. 71 in philadelphia, it's 63 degrees in reading. nice and cool and pleasant and we're on our way to the 50s. 61 here in philadelphia, which is going to be the coolest night in quite some time. keep in mind last week and the week before we had overnight lows in the upper 70s. now we're talking about 61. big change. 59 is what you'll wake up to in wilmington. pleasantly warm afternoon after that cool, crisp start to the day. the high moves east and that gets us to more of a southwest flow wednesday and we'll add a couple of degrees to the thermometer there. winds come out of the south and west again and you'll start to feel that uptick in humidity. the front actually crosses the area friday and that coincides with our best chance for a few scattered storms. the rest of the week is dry but you have to water those plants mother nature is not going to help you out. tomorrow feels awesome, very, very low humidity, almost fall-like. wednesday still plea

we that's the theme of contemporary american politics and its speaks to a pock action site that often comes down too a question that is asked in anguish. what has happened to our country? and you know, it's not a bad question. something big and significant certainly has happened to our country. and it's less cartoonish forms the nostalgia we see in politic is understandable. the america that our existed and wistful politics m mys, the nation as it remerged from the second world war, great depression, and evolved, what exception sigh unified and cohesive. it hatted first amazing confidence in big institutions, big government and big labor and big business, managing the nation together in and meeting its needs. that confidence is just stunning when you look at what people were saying and thinking thinkin mid-century america from our vantage point. america's cultural life in mid-center was not much less consolidated. was dominate bade broad traditionalist moral consensus, religious attendance was at a peak. families strong-birth rights hey, divorce rates low, and in the wake of a war in

it takes too much money out of our pocke pocketbooks.the size of government? it reduces the ability of governor to do the ( bleep ) it's ineffectively doing right now. haugh laugh ( applause ). >> i think you hit on it. any of us believe that government is running on all eight cylinders? no. we're headed to a fiscal cliff if we don't address some really big issues and that's going to be the entitlements. we can can do this effectively. we can still create a safety net. nobody goes without. but that's issue number one. issue number two, liberty, free, personal freedom-- a woman's right to choose. marriage equality. let's legalize marijuana. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: a lot of people like that. legalize marijuana seems to be a big deal with libertarians. why do you think the weed vote is so important? ( laughter ). >> well, it hasn't-- it hasn't amounted to anything to this point. >> larry: is it a growing constituency? >> a growing constituency. >> larry: would you like to see marijuana legal all the country? >> i would. and i thin

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then at 10 pock, catch a special episode of the "voice." join us for olympic highlights and headlines on 7 news at >> anchor: a big night of television. that will do it for us. >> nick: nbc nightly news is next. mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can give hugs... but i can't give millions of dollars to a campaign. narrator: but that's the way to get kelly ayotte's attention. corporate special interests like the koch brothers have spent millions helping ayotte's campaign and she voted with them 90% of the time -- supporting tax breaks that help millionaires and oil companies. mom: in washington, kelly ayotte listens to too many millionaires... and not enough moms. this advertising. night, making history, with the games winding down, more gold for team usa. the best olympic performance in decades. ryan lochte could face disciplinary action from the committe >>> isis blamed for an attack in turkey. many killed. the suicide bomber said to be a child. >>> tornados touching down in two states while flooding swamps parts

showed a real calm while in the pock.ad, those wide outs come on, man, dropping passes once again the same problem from last year showing up again. you can't drop passes especially when you're dealing with a young quarterback in the future. just carried on. had at least five drops much that's real problem. finally, the ugly the biggest problem of all the second team offense was absolutely terrible, awfully lane johnson will miss 10 games. jason peters deals with health issues injuries. those guys can actually play this year. if they do, it's going to be real real problem. but again it's only the first preseason game. plenty will change an lot will happen but doug pederson has a lot to deal with coming up this training camp lucy. >> thanks so much, sean. >>> soup model christie brinkley defending her ex-boyfriend john mellencamp i didn't even know they were boyfriend girlfriend after new york post gossip article called him a right wing red neck. she wrote that the article is unfair. the reporter wrote brinkley broke up wit

lancaster county and into chester county cecil county and new castle it will be in the form of some pocksheavy rain that will be later this evening. between about 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. philadelphia we could see a spotty shower or storm. right now temperatures mainly in the 90's. from i-95 corridor to the south and east to the north and west in the 80s with humid conditions but inningly more humid overnight and during the day tomorrow. down the shore bit of a sea breeze in atlantic city at the airport and also on the boardwalk. also in beach haven on lbi. but for the rest of our shore locations, mainly in the 90's with no break but ocean water temperatures in the 70s. right now cape may point checking in at 83 degrees. our fox future cast shows the showers thunderstorms over baltimore and washington. moving toward the northeast. you can see some activity in our suburbs by 9:00 o'clock. some downpours as well and then they quickly fade with a few spotty showers by 10:00 o'clock and we clear it out. then during the daytime heating tomorrow we see more showers and thunderstorms in the possibilit

some pocks of heavy rain heading toward the i-95 corridor.hey'll cross the delaware into south jersey. you can see through chester, upper chichester upper darby moving across 95 across the river and head toward national park and into south jersey. right now, seeing pockets of heavy rain. they move into south jersey and dissipate during the early morning hours. when you wake up tomorrow morning, the heat will be on the increase and here's a look at the temperatures. 60s to the north and west. philadelphia 73. that will be very refreshing. to the south and east temperatures generally in the 70s but wildwood waking up to 77 down the shore. by the afternoon, 90 degrees for your friday. hot and noticeably more humid with a southerly whipped down the shore you will have sea breeze as you look at planning your day, breakfast 74. lunch 85. by the afternoon at 3:00 p.m. we'll be pushing 90 degrees even temperatures in the mid 80s. as we go through the day saturday, some spotty showers and storms moving in from the ocean with a sea breeze front but the

the east a lot of activity moving through tonto basin along the bee line highway and pocks of heavy rain. isolated areas of rain as well. the 17, another place seeing some action this evening. just to the west of strawberry. as we make our way up toward flag, not as much activity at this hour. you will notice some stronger cells moving through williams and about the past couple of hours into the far northern stretches of arizona, scattered activity moving from the then down into the tucson area we are seeing showers pop up here as well. we could see some of the outflows from these areas spriing the showers to the valley along with gusty winds potential for some blowing dust. the majority of the moisture to the north of us right now, this area of low pressure that brought the rain is going to continue to move to the east leaving us with pretty dry and stable conditions for the next couple of days. temperature-wise we cooled down because of the rain showers in places like sedona we are in the 60s now. 93 degrees in kingman. lower deserts still pretty warm. not a lot of activity in places l

we'll cut the business tax for all 25 billion companies, big companies and small companies to 15 pock5%. hillary is nearly 15% in her small business tax. when she mentioned in that sound bite that you just played about all of the companies that are leaving, they are leaving. you talk about this all of the times, burger king and they are leaving. we know why they are leaving. because we have the highest corporate tax in the world. you kcut that to 15% we'll see magnet. >> yeah, i think it would definitely move the needle on economic growth. the question on trump's plan is how do you pay for it? let's put uphill ri hillary's b. if you make between 37,091,000 it is 25% plus 10% state tax and another for city and obama care. anybody making 37,000 to 91,000 it takes you up to 42% for your tax rate. that is huge for somebody in that tax bracket. if you make 190,000 to 413 you're up 33% and add on state tax and then another 7% city tax and obama care. that takes you to 60% of your income. >> it is a lot of toks. -- tax. >> it is a lot of tax. >> she said the way we will turn around this econ

she spent money out of pock tote manage multiple servers. and forensic evidence couldn't recover them. she is facing investigations while a major party candidate. it puts into question her ability to be commander-in-chief. her ability for us to trust her. the judgment she has demonstrated. >> isn't it ironic that she did so much of this, the private server to get around president obama, now they stop her from subjec --stop her from succeedie office? >> i don't think it will go so far to keep hillary clinton out of the white house. charles: a new national poll showing donald trump cutting into hillary clinton's lead, 41% to 37%. this includes the third parties. johnson is at 10%. the polls, hillary's run in all the polls has plateaued and they are all starting to come down. this as donald trump has shaken up his campaign. >> i think when we talk about pivot, my own view the pivot is substance, not style. charles: karl rove who got george w. bush elected told the "wall street journal," if trump doesn't stick to a clear message every day until

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areas, you have consistent decent rain, it's probably going to be the san juans, otherwise, a small pocks of storms after 6:00 this evening. that's the exception rather than 80s, and 90s eastern from there today. gusty because there's more wind than anything else out of these things. bun set set -- the sunset, they are making a ramp and moving to the east. it's a wind-producing storm, and until friday a legitimate cold front coming through. not necessarily heavy rain by will see over the next few days. >>> it's 6:56, and here's some of the top stories. >> we are live here at california colorado. a medical marijuana dispensary in arapahoe county that was robbed sunday at 2:00 p.m., gist prod day daylight. some items were stolen, but officials didn't elaborate what they were. they are still looking for four suspects this morning. >> jessica, thank you. >>> a person is recovering after being shot at the town center in aurora. investigators have an idea of who pulled the trigger, but they have not arrested the suspect yet. the victim has critical injuries b he's expected to survive. >>> a hus

. >> it is super alarming because when you log into pock gone. always watch where you are submit. >> reporter: riley's coach is calling the murder senseless saying that the team plans to wear something on their uniforms in remembrance of riley number 27. >> he will always be with us that's sad. >> reporter: there are no surveillance cameras in the park. they are hoping that because it is a public place that if anyone saw anything suspicious that they will call the parks service. back to you. >> have police said if they think that it was a random attack or targeted? >> a lot of people are wondering why it -- why it happened. befores ones say that they had no mistake. it and police tell us that we have seen an uptake as they would list that as a possible motive. >> all right, that is the very latest for our newsroom. thank you. >>> the pokemon go app has been linked to a lot of instances across the country including armed robbery. one driver even crashed his car into a police cruiser. it has lituate limb pick games in rio where a japanese gymnast l

. > distracting, disturbing and annoying is how some zumba instructors are describing the pock mondaywhoo they say are interrupting theirr would play somewhere else. >> yes. > don't hold your breath. bre >> a loft the stores are actually encouraging people that play to come here because they want our business and stuff t. you're walking around for a while, you get thirsty and hungry you go into one of the restaurants which i do all the time.time > deep discounts are up for grabs for him and other players in thean area.a. we wanted to know why so am pokemon players are seemingly walking aim leslie at rio. >> stops are real places players go to get pokey ball and otherer treats for their virtual empire, plus they consider the shopping plaza a nest, that means it's. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. > i must tell you i was there today with my sons and my ten tn year old i was all right, let'ss go. we went shopping. he's like, no, mom, tre pokemon something there.n we had to walk to the power up w and walk to something else to power up or whatever you do. > it's still super popular. >> yes,

all tweets about elizabeth warrens he calls her a pock hon ties. the phones affect his mood.he blogger who tracks the tweets said it's far more likely that trump's staff used the iphone and trump himself uses an android. >>> the independent journal reports an medical billing company paid a ransom to hackers. there's no evidence your personal data was accessed. the company said it paid the ransom but won't say how much. it's not clear if the company told police. >>> the stock market is open this morning after a very strong week. remember friday's jobs report was incredible. we saw record closes on friday. first record close, by the way, for the nasdaq since july of 2015. a strong start today and the futures calling for a good market. >> hope for a good week there. >>> back to rio. wind causing problems for fans yesterday. gusts toppled barricade, umbrellas, forcing people to dong a lot of debris. choppy waters cancelled the r rowing competition. >> the action heating up. we've been talking about the u.s. olympians today. michael phelps, katie ledecky. >>> and things are heatin

that's on the high side. 61 in the pock notice and allentown. the 50s that's when it will feel much more comfortable with lower humidity. right now temperatures mainly in the 70s. you can see through new york and new england some 60s. that is refreshing air that will be backing into our region overnight and be stick aig round the reason is this. an area of who pressure off new england the flooey round it is clockwise that means we have more avenue northeasterly flow for the neck 24 to 48 hours. we will see a good deal of sunshine and temperatures that will be cooler with that influence around 84 degrees tomorrow and then we'll bump it up a couple degrees as each day progresses this week. in the city overnight, pretty nice. 67 maybe sweater weather in the suburbs. overnight 62. partly cloudy and noticeably less humid. tomorrow lots of blue sky with low humidity. 84 degrees. partly sunny, less humid winds out of the east about five to 10 miles an hour. so not much wind as well. wind is saved for tropical storm earl we're keeping an eye on this it

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. >> in that debate is stage in a couple of weeks, he has now a huge trump card in his pock saying you may fought like my plan, guess who does? guess who was in adream with my senior nieto. >> of course. >> that's why he was polite. he didn't want to get no a fight. >> oh my god. >> we are tuqueing ability a foreign policy. the fate of a foreign policy. >> here's the one thing you and i know about donald trump. he is going to build a wall and get mexico to pay for it. did you hear an agreement that? i didn't. >> i heard nieto saying trump shared genuine concern to work with the people of mexico, so, ah he, there you go, ron. >> the only thing about whether or not donald trump went down there and filled my prescription. >> oh my gosh. >> stop illegal drug trafficking. >> the pharmacy there is are inexpensive? you can have a group dynamic where both country use the laborers to build those jobs. that's hundreds of thousands or jobs a. lot of money going back to members colorado we have much more to come this hour. also, hillary clinton slammed trump's mexican trip. her reaction next. ♪ if

is a slight risk of severe weather and right now that is focused through the lehigh valley and the pockgreatest risk area to see some damaging winds and really the possibility of flooding rain. i think that will be the highest threat with those storms. overnight tonight, partly cloudy and muggy 76 in the city. the suburbs 72. with some spotty showers and storms mainly south and east. the high tomorrow 95 with scattered storms especially in the afternoon and on your seven day forecast, 91 wednesday. thursday and friday temperatures touching 90. that would be day 10 of the heat wave. saturday 88. sunday 87. and monday temperatures go below average for a change after tomorrow it will certainly be less oppressive. down the shore house in the mid to upper 80s for the most part. pack the sunscreen. that's very latest from the weather center. we'll send it back to you. >> kathy, they built 95 for weather people. i know it. that corridor is good for everything. all right. it's the quickest round of golf you may he have see. not like the four hour rounds we mostly play what do the eagles do to h

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he told me that riley branched off from his friend while playing pock monday go and went around a corner and was shot. the family wants to get the word out in hopes someone comes forward with answers. >> calvin is one of the most amazing selfless, always put others before himself. would never say one bad thing about anyone. was always positive and encouraging. >> reporter: park police are asking anyone with information to contact them. they don't have anyone in custody. we do not have a description of the shooter. i also spoke with riley's coach at delta college. he told me this was a huge loss for everyone. calvin had an infectious personality. in san francisco, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> so sad and baffles. thank you. >>> the person who shot and 17-year-old boy in hayward is also still on the loose this morning. someone shot the teen several times on muir street saturday night. a second 17-year-old boy as well as an 18-year-old man were wounded in that shooting. both of them are expected to survive. >>> developments in the richmond police department sex scandal that has rocked t

in this case perhaps not everybody knows what pock pokemon go is and not everyone thoughs what it look playing. that led to this violent misunderstanding for one san jose player. this is kris who was back out on the streets playing pokemon go. it's what he was doing one afternoon last week about 3:00 in the afternoon in downtown san jose when he came upon a couple on san carlos second trestreet. he had his phone out in front of him and the couple seemed confused and angry about why. >> they thought i was recording them. i was like, no, i'm playing a game on my phone. that's all, you know. i kept walking. he was holding a knife. i didn't realize it until later. he got me in the chin and i turned and it cut my face open. >> reporter: now, because pokemon go is so popular there were other players nearby who jumped in to help him stop the bleeding and call for help. an ambulance did take him to the hospital. he got more than 15 stitches in his chin but he says he's going to keep playing pokemon go. san jose police is not blaming the game nor peguidi but remind people to be aware of their s

that's the hip come place, we decent do -- hip hip pock -- hypocrisy. >> host: let's talk about violence. we heard that in the wake of orlando and set eight side the fact and what actually inspired this monster to murder 49 people in a gay club, set eight side his own word, it's the rhetoric, antigay rhetoric, legislation, christian conservatives, the same fall guys that they want to blame for everything and there's this argument that, oh, conservative hostility or conservative rhetoric on lgbt issues has contributed to a culture or a climate where there's hatred and, therefore, we ought to watch what we say on the right. you do that a little bit on the flip side i've black black black and al sharpton and saying these people have blood on their hand win someone kills a cop? is the right guilty of this, too. >> guest: you do mention those examples? i do. i don't think it is because they have -- when i particularly when i think of al sharpton, there's been nothing i recall that nip on the right that has ever saved that his -- has incited someone to burn down a fashion mart and has gone out

pock net quincy. nothing too severe. shifting west though keeping an eye on this incident in charlton, this is the result of overnight crash between two trucks and the scene still pretty active and crews looking to clean that up. mass dot tweeting it would be few hours on lanes eastbound are reopened. this is the result here, very eastbound in the pike and sky fox capturing this and appears to be laying on side and want to give you look at live cameras and traffic moving past the gas tank and doing okay for this hour of friday morning. here is look at some of the drive times for you. route 310 minutes, 2411 minutes, 95 take you 13 minutes right now and, of course, all roads lead to >> let's start with look at headlines today because heat and humidity, huge pieces of the forecast, not just today but through the weekend and monday as well. in the time it is going to feel like 100 to 105? and heat advisory scattered storms with downpours and possibly damaging and again for the day tomorrow. dew point in the 70s oppressive s

putting patty hearst in front of the cameras during a bank robbery, it was all designed to create a pock sls a no idea was how to foment actual political change. they saw themselves as the american counterpart to revolutionaryutiy movements around the world. in uruguay, the red big -- brigade in italy. the gang in germany. but even more than those groups, these people were utterly clueless about how to recruit anything more than the tiny band they started with. >> host: this picture from l.a., i believe, east 54th street, you can take a look at the monitor. what are we looking at?ki >> guest: yes. that is the -- may 17, 1974, patty hearst and two of the sla members went off shopping, and the -- got into a -- and hadnt to -- got into a shootout and had to leave. the other six members of the sla were caught in this house that is on the screen now, and this house was the subject of what is still to this day the biggest police shootout in american history. 5,000 rounds of ammunition. there you see video of it. 5,000 rounds of ammunition went into that house. 3,000 rounds of ammunition came o

she pulled her gold medal from london out of her pock and she wore that one around her neck while on the podium. i never saw that done before. final medal count dominated the competition. 121 medals, 46 gold. it's the most ever then china came in with a distant second followed by great brittain and russia. >> michael phelps won half of those, by the way. >>> the competition moving to south korea and the ski resort of pyeongchang. $13 billion. organizers are promising to make >> 6:09 right now. cnbc money report fuel costs are creeping up. cnbc's landon dowdy joins us with the details. landon, we missed you, great to have you with us. the latest industry survey shows that the actual price rising half a cent in the past two weeks to $2.17 a gallon. in newk but they're paying less in new jersey, just $1.96 a gallon. analysts are saying higher prices are causing gas prices to bump up their prices. >>> the superstar who is retiring is launching a $100,000 capital fund to invest in tech, including sports media website and legalzoom. so, guys, i guess there is business after basketball. >>

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