birmingham come forward this is your chance. >> my name is angela the owner of 2530th, 30th avenue so before give it my statement i'm going to let people look at the photo i took the last few days. >> overhead please. >> so look at this. >> speak into this mike. >> this pole others larkin and 30th avenue those large cabins you know with the antenna and in this pole is the antenna bounces and wires at 40 avenue and - so this one is at the 40 avenue so looking at those messy wires - >> put it on as if you're looking at it please perfect, thank you. >> look at those messy wire on the pole so the point i'm going to say today, the really fact beside on those installations - so according to the article 25 section one 502 electricity location compatibility standards y for a public right-of-way the general plan has to designated being significant to city patterns defining styrofoam or an important orientation the upper cable - public cable standard is whether a proposal personal wireless services facility significant degraded the aesthetic atrocity for special potential and under the general

we're going to stay right here in birmingham, live on fox. cornercam sponsored by applebee's new wood-fired salads. there is mark breland, former world champion with wilder. >> start jabbing. anyone can catch you. get the the right hand. >> saying away from your right hand. >> that means the left hook will be there. that will be there. >> triple jab. right to the chest area. push him back. get him out of that comfort zone. >> brian: the determined look there from chris arreola, his trainer henry ramirez, and as we heard arreola constantly going to his right and mark breland says the check hook will be there, you heard j.d.'s voice in wilder's corner and also saying if he's going to walk there throw the hook. >> danny: the left uppercut to the body, he will walk right into it and that will set the right hand up. this is a slow-paced fight. i think this favors arreola. this is the pace he wants. he doesn't want to be in a fight to make him dig deep. >> brian: obviously, arreola a big dodgers fan from los angeles -- he's got the "l.a." -- he had

we're going to stay right here in birmingham, live on fox. cornercam sponsored by applebee's new wood-fired salads. there is mark breland, former world champion with wilder. >> start jabbing. anyone can catch you. get the reaction. the right hand. >> saying away from your right hand. >> that means the left hook will be there. that will be there. >> triple jab. right to the chest area. push him back. get him out of that comfort zone. >> brian: the determined look there from chris arreola, his trainer henry ramirez, and as we heard arreola constantly going to his right and mark breland says the check hook will be there, you heard j.d.'s voice in wilder's corner and also wilder, saying if he's going to walk there throw the hook. >> danny: the left uppercut to the body, he will walk right into it and that will set the right hand up. this is a slow-paced fight. i think this favors arreola. this is the pace he wants. he doesn't want to be in a fight to make him dig deep. >> brian: obviously, arreola a big dodgers fan from los angeles -- he's got th

he realized it was wrong, two years later at the time of the bombing in birmingham, that were done by members have to nights klans of america, morris was a baptist ministry-went to his church that morning and he said, folks, there's been a -- something bad has been done to our fellow baptists. they said tell us, brother, and morris dees said these black girls in birmingham were killed in a bombing there was utter violence ex-leave us alone, brother, don't talk about this. he wanted them to help in some way. they would not do it. and in the end he said let us pray. let us pray we can do something about this. he bowed his head and shut his eyes and when he opened his -- looked up, it was not a single person left in that church. not a single white person in that church was going to help these black children. that was the racial reality of the south and of alabama. morris dees made a great deal of money in the book publishing, and 1971 he started the southern poverty law center, with the idea of using the law to bring racial justice and social justice in alabama and throughout the south a

he said yes, these black girls in birmingham were killed in a bombing. everybody in the church, leave us alone. don't talk about this. he wanted to help in some way. in way. in the end he said let us pray that we can do some thing about this. he bowed his head and shut his eyes. when he looked up, there is not a single person left in this church. not a single white person in that church was going to help these black children. that was the reality of the south end of alabama. maurice beas had made a great deal of money in the book publishing. in 1970 when he started the southern poverty center with the idea of using the law to bring racial justice and social justice in alabama throughout the south. he brought five young lawyers to work with him. they did all kinds of great cases. in selma, the black part of town , so he had a lawsuit. there had to be -- he emigrated the state police and all these things and he took on the clan. the southern law center was fire bombed. with the premise came out the premise came out one evening at his house around christmas

it is 91 degrees right now, let's compare to what's happening back toward say birmingham, little rock, actually hotter here, than it is in birmingham, alabama, that tells us the core of the heat shifted east, charleston. ton in at 19 degrees, yes, very warm afternoon for everybody. if this looks similar to yesterday, there is a reason, essentially carbon copy yesterday, today, and joined this point for now. avoid strenuous activity now through 4:00 p.m., when the height of the oppressive heat will be at its worse, wear the light colored loose fitting clothing and keep the kids and pets cool, everybody can be affected by this, so just take care of everyone including yourself. meanwhile, hot, humid pattern, folks, but there is cool front on the way, watch this. you see how this starts to sort of cut itself off across the canadian boarder? this is the next cold front that's going to nudge through here saturday t bridges with it shower, thunderstorm, i'm not saying it will really cool things down, but does knock the humidity back, by the time we hit sunday, monday, so that's where the rel

i found a great one from a birmingham reporter. he was writing about birmingham and problems in alabama but he was one of two or three journalists who wrote a number of stories about phenix city. they wrote a book following the patterson murder about the years of activities of the mob in phenix city. i'm hoping to over the next few months dig a little deeper into the work of these commissions, now that i've seen how important their work was to kefauver. i'm interested in particular whether or not they were also policing other criminal behavior. i think that the kefauver committee and this constellation of municipal anticrime commissions were responses to postwar fears about crime and political corruption. then it stands to reason they may have supported other law and order initiatives not directly related to organized crime. it is impossible to fully disentangle genuine concerns syndicatesized crime from cold war era fears about all kinds of other supposedly immoral behaviors. we know that kefauver had a keen interest in some of th

i will look carefully at the suggestion of using the birmingham hospital. the queen elizabeth hospital has excellent facilities for battlefield casualties. our army is providing medical instructions with peshmerga but we will see if moore can be done. let's be frank the strategy is working. da'ish is on the back foot has lost 45% of the territory it once open iraq its finances have been hit more than 25,000 da'ish fighters have been killed. assertion is increase the flow of foreign fighters has fallen by 90%. i have always said this will take a long time to work in iraq and syria that but we must stay the course. >> jeremy corbin. >> thank you mr. speaker. could i start by joining the prime minister in paying tribute to the british women at wimbledon and the murray heather watson and gordon-reed and also i think it would be nice if we congratulated serena williams on her fantastic achievement as well. mr. speaker it's only right that after six years of prime minister we thank the right honorable member for his service. i have often disagreed with him that t

we lived in birmingham in alabama. i was raised in a small town -- i was born in oak ridge, the nuclear city, that was part of the manhattan project. we lived in an old town, east tennessee town that became a bedroom community of oak ridge. i was raised in the united methodist church. my mother comes from a long, long methodist family in north carolina. she was raised on a farm in east carolina. interestingly, i remember them talking about glide memorial here in san francisco when i was a kid. these farm folks in eastern carolina were connected to the sense of what glide represented in terms of justice. >> i'm interested in where you good morning some of your progressive values. -- where you got some of your progressive values. >> it started with my mom and also my dad. certainly my mother's commitment to justice in the methodist church. very strongly. >> you saw that in your home and the way they lived their lives? >> yes, very much they were -- they fit in with a small southern tennessee town. they were not people wh

is down in jackson, mississippi this is heat warnings in columbus and detroit and nashville and birminghamnd the southwest where the temperatures will top out at near 110 and 115. phoenix 114. but it is a dry heat. 96 today for us and boston 95. and little rock at learn 100. and the only thing this we're watching is the storms in pennsylvania, weakening in western maryland. but we have a shot of seeing some of those. so if we're lucky, maybe. and the beach this weekend, the temperatures in the 80s. monday a couple of storms and that will be the hot day and even then the temperatures will top out at 90. and the three day forecast, 96 today and the high clouds that are overhead and sticking up 70s tonight and 98 tomorrow and sunday. monday, i think we get the hottest day of the stretch around 100. very hot and late storms and next week not much relief tuesday through thursday and the highs in the low to mid- 90s. we'll be back in >>> will be hillary clinton's vp. and now tim kaine is rumored to be the highest on the list. anymore. and why teens are going wild over one particular tape that is

he was the birmingham local tour champion, the louisiana local tour champion, the 2015 golf regionalhampion and if there was room for any more. the 2015 top 20 world champion. he's only 7? >> he's only 7. >> guess what? we got him. joining us right now via skype is grant, his daddy and his -- welcome to right this minute, fellas. >>> how did you get the idea for this trick shot? >> well, i love fireworks. and i love fire. [ laughter ] >> grant, was mom around when you guys came up with this idea and you helped out? >> oh, for sure. she was around. we're very protective of our children. they were not in any danger. it was all for fun. just getting out of the house and doing something. >> how many attempts did it take? >> he made it on the fourth shot. >> look for the response online and how he's feeling about this. >> it's been crazy. getting calls every day from all the big networks. it's been a good time. we've enjoyed it. >> did you ever think you'd be a viral video star? >> yes. >> he doesn't lack for confidence. >> that's the first step. >>> he's back and -- >> he has a fake gian

. >> in birmingham, england, several bombs blew up in the center of the city tonight.t 17 people are dead. at least 70 more are injured. >> the first bomb went off in a crowded pub near the birmingham city center. minutes later and less than a hundred yards away, a second bomb exploded in another pub. there have been 200 people inside. police said they were still searching for bodies in the rubble. >> terrorism only works when it shocks people. the mid-1970s, the i.r.a. attempts an entirely new tactic, to bring the conflict to the british mainland. >> the british homefront has itself become a battlefield in the raging guerilla war over northern ireland. >> there have been many bombings in england in recent months as the terrorism of northern ireland has spread, but tonight was the worst. >> for sheer audacity, it was unrivaled. arab terrorists attacking opec, the headquarters of oil power. three men were killed and three wounded. >> there is no certainty, but there is plenty of speculation, that one of those terrorists who raided the opec meeting in vienna be europe's

or the mayor of birmingham?hat would you caller: i would ask him please cleanup the streets where you have to get into birmingham. host: thank you. let's hear from mayor benjamin. when you hear a complaint like this, what do you do with it? let theirst, i want to lady know that we will be with the mayor of birmingham. he is a fantastic mayor. but that is the reality of being a mayor. i was thinking about this when earlier. speaking we see our constituents every day. at church, in the supermarket, in traffic. hemmed at the street corner. we are on the ground. she will catch the mayor of birmingham or belen. she will have the opportunity. that is the great thing about being a mayor. we do not care if you are democrat, republican, independent, lack, white -- we serve you. we represent your interests. that is all we try to communicate. we serve the same constituents. but we are on the ground, dealing with them, working through their problems in a real way. i saw a study about new orleans recently. hasing about how m

you remember bull conner doing crowd control in the streets of birmingham wimp leashed dobermans and water cannon. absolutely humanitarian crowd control. never thought i'd think of bill conner as humanitarian. but in comparison. the other thing they have to do crowd control with is -- excuse me. one more thing. this is also noon on monday, may 4. this is the brown derby restaurant. some of you might remember, half mile off camp pulse. who was at the brun derby at -- brown derby at noon? the president, vice president, all of the senior administrators, they were all there having lunch. to talk about what they were questioning to do once the guard left the campus. the president had come back. he had come back on sunday about mid-day. he was there, too. there is a crisis communication center. a windowless room in the administration building, and a guy named ray, who i had a great interview with, a 23 or 24-year-old grad walt assistant who was detailed to president white's office. he was the guy charge -- representing the administration's interests on the kent state campus at the moment a

many policeor reaction including the birmingham police department saying thinking and praying for dallas cruz a senator and former republican presidential candidate saying men and women of law enforcement selflessly run into harm's way to save the lives of others. may god protect them and bring peace upon dallas. >> the texas governor also released a statement saying he had spoken to the public safety director there in dallas. he also later met with the mayor. he said he's directed them to offer whatever assistance the city of dallas needs. and at times like this we must emphasize the importance of uniting as americans. >> this is the dallas morning news. simply said ambush. that's what the police chief called it. and you see this photo. i'm not sure if you can really tell. but it is of a man in blue and just in absolute tears hugging someone else. it appears it might be venue. absolute tears. >> the police chief in dallas said whoever did this was trying to kill as many officers as possible. we're also seeing a lot of celebrity reaction on social media. john legend among them saying the

reduced with additional equipment like body armors and front-line medical facilities and beds in birmingham for the seriously injured, doesn't my friend agree it's a small investment that would make a huge difference to allies and defeat the evil of terrorism? >> thank you for kind remarks, but he's also absolutely right that the curds are brave fighters. the hospital has excellent facilities. our army is providing to deal with the situation and see if more can be done. let's be frank, strategy is working, lost 45% of the territory it once held in iraq, opinions have been hit. more than 25daesh fighters have been killed and flow of foreign fighters is fallen by 90%. i've always said this will take a long time to work in iraq and syria but we must stick at it and we must stay the course. >> jeremy corbin. [shouting] >> thank you, thank you, mr. speaker. could i start by joining the prime minister in paying tribute to the winners in wimbledon. also i think it would be nice to congratulate sorry ena williams on her fantastic achievement as well. mr. speaker, it's only right that after six year

. >> reporter: in birmingham, alabama -- a child left in a hot car, now in intensive care. >> we have a one-year-old child who is literally fighting for her life. >> reporter: temperatures inside the vehicle reaching a reported 130 degrees. even the president warning americans about this heat wave. tweeting out, "drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors." david a good reminder to check on those most vulnerable. small children and the elderly. here in new york, it felt like 98 degrees today. the city in his first heat wave of the year and it's only going to get hotter. david? >> thank you. let's get to rob marciano tracking it. involves the heart land and across the coast. >> reporter: david, across the east, the hottest day of the year. and los angeles, touching the 100 degree narc. advisories from california to new england. warning advisories and the central part, des moines, dallas, oppressive levels of humidity. 116 in little rock and not cooler in little rock. philadelphia may hit 100 degrees. this is a long duration event. no doubt going to stress power grids

. >> we have to get to birmingham alabama.ight was working we would be scheduled at 6:30 pm. >> reporter: southwest did issue an apology to all of those who were affected by the delay. they say they are offering flexible rebooking for all affected. in oakland, avery harper, kron for news.>>> an incredible story of survival. one tina speaking out from his hospital bed. after surviving a lightning strike that killed his friend. >> sean mclachlan explained how hiking trip turned into a nightmare for three arizona high schoolers.>> this area, my elbow feels numb.>> reporter: he is numb all over trying to make sense of what he has just survived.>> this doesn't feel real.>> reporter: hitÃhim and his two friends were excited to hike humphreys peak. >> we were excited we were going to reach the peak this time. >>reporter: there was rain and hail on wednesday, they pushed on.>> once we reached the summit we were talking. the next thing i remember just laying on the ground and not being able to move. >> reporter: for 15 to 20 minutes he

so that is her speech in birmingham.n london with the statement from andrea leadsom. who in fairness, has had quite a few hiccups along the way. and proving herself to be a candidate to his new to the business. run to the radio here. but quickly, when you look at this news, are you any closer to a general election in the united kingdom? potentially. the argument for a general election is that the new prime -- the conservatives will argue that the mandate joined the party just a year ago. rather than seeking a mandate. the labour party might want a general election but maybe they won't of the moment given the crisis that they are facing at the moment. it is important to note that it is a fixed term parliaments. you can't just announce a general election anymore. there are rules against that. the fixed term is five years. certainly, there will be chatter. ofncine: in the last couple seconds we had to breaking news when you look at the bloomberg terminal. risen 20% from a february low which means it has entered a bull run.

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. >> reporter: in birmingham, alabama, a child left in a hot car, now in intensive care. >> we have a 1-year-old child that's literally fighting for her life. >> reporter: temperatures inside the vehicle reaching a reported 130 degrees. even the president warning americans about this heat wave, tweeting out, "drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors." david, a good reminder to check on those most vulnerable. small children and the elderly. here in new york, it felt like 98 degrees today. the city in its first heat wave of the year and it's only going to get hotter. david? >> all right, eva pilgrim, thanks. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano tonight. rob. >> for many across the east it is the hottest day of the year but parts of los angeles touching the 100-degree mark. take a look from california all the way to new england. warnings and advisories and the central part again will disle, des moines to dallas. oppressive levels of humidity, 116 in little rock and not much cooling on sunday. look at monday across the northeast. philadelphia may hit 100 degr

birmingham and atlanta and charlotte with significant amount of rain.otentially 2 to 3 inches over the next several days and working into nashville with a couple inches and kansas into missouri with heavy rainfall. a lot of the areas under flood watch. >> a lot of rain. >>> breaking overnight. the juno spacecraft around jupiter. nasa focused on deep space as juno completed a complicated engine burn to go into the orbit of jupiter. it will come within 2,600 miles of jupiter. it took five years to reach jupiter. >>> donald trump blasting the media and defending the tweet attacking hillary clinton that many were criticizing as anti-semitic. trump's explanation as "early start" continues. "why are you checking your credit score?" "you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you?" "boo!" (laughs) "i'm making smoothies!" "well...i'm not changing." "so, how can i check my credit score?" "credit karma. don't worry, it's free." "hmmmm." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." wannwith sodastream®er? you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds

we have a crash pemberton road at birmingham road. we have overnight construction in the heart of millville that continues to close route 49 main street which is the main drag through millville by blinker frozen custard until 7:00 a.m. >>> this story is developing right now, new york city police are in a standoff with a man who they believe may have thrown a suspicious device in a squad car. the man inside is wearing a body armor. police sent out a picture of what was thrown out into the squad car. i appears to be a flashlight and candle to be wrapped in continue foil. hours later, police got into a standoff with the man and that standoff continues to go on this morning. >>> a monday began who shot a 15-year-old boy in the frankford section is on the run. detectives believe the motive was over an argument at a wendy's restaurant that ended in pushing own shoving. the person came back with a gun after 5:00 p.m. the teenage victim is in critical condition with a gunshot wound to his stomach. >>> weather from coast to coast, oppressive a

there also letters from places like birmingham and muscle .hoals savannah, georgia. cap chattanooga, tennessee. galveston texas. i could go on and on. the queries were all very similar. each letter outlined complaints about gambling, prostitution, intimidation. sometimes violent intimidation by small group of iraqi and employees. the men and women who wrote these letters also links these activities the things i mentioned earlier. clinical corruption and labor racketeering. cold war security concerns. one person wrote a letter saying he was certain the communists were running the mob and muscle shoals. called himself or herself an american. and paranoid sounding note to the committee that said communism was the brother of the black market. another man wrote a letter to kefauver calling racketeers parasites. he said he thought they were an even bigger threat to democracy than communism was. a number of people in phenix city were saying that am as well. this is a huge problem. the real war is right here. accusations as this one were so outrageous that kefauver and his c

a lot of banks have been moving to belfast in birmingham, but also to other european locations, likeireland. and thecore services services that room where skills -- that require skills you can't get anywhere else, that is maintaining in london. francine: you have a great insight into the big banks here, how much staff may have. is it the american banks with the swiss banks that would have the most to lose because they have huge operations in the u.k. and they don't have the domestic market to fall back on? anthony: absolutely. if you are a you a retail bank, that is staying. if you are an international wholesale bank, serving customers across the eu, then it is absolutely critical that you have access to those customers. if a wall is put up across the channel, you won't be able to serve your customers. if that is the scenario, you would have to move jobs elsewhere. hopefully we get a deal where that isn't the case. francine: what is your relationship with the current government? will we have a better idea of negotiation tactics in the next six months? anthony: it is early days. there

. >> gil birmingham. what a cast. ben foster, chris pine. around in the car, and you kind of make fun -- mostly you make fun of him. he's mexican american and native american as well, and you guys -- now, was that all scripted? or was that reparte? >> all that was pretty much scripted. our director, david mckenzie, he encouraged a lot of improvisation. gil and i have a great time doing some of that. what you see on the screen is pretty much taylor's words. gil was just terrific to work with. i come from a family, as i pointed out the story that we're into teasing, and sometimes teasing can be quite cruel. >> jimmy: yeah. some people don't know what to make of it. they come from nice families. i can't relate to that. [ laughter ] my mother, and she hates when i tell this story, would lay on the ground and pretend to be dead until we cried. [ laughter ] >> that's a good one. >> jimmy: and unfortunately for her, years later, i wound up with a television show, and i tell the story about once every six weeks. when you're at home watching tv, pres

i think the average guy on the street is looking at the same if this was a jim smith of birmingham alabamaey would have busted the door down they would've confiscated his stuff, they would have detained him indefinitely and they would've sat by the pool three hours on the day before the fourth of july and then the decided groups, no problem. deirdre: there is no sense to real people that has been clearly mirrored and recorded. there is another side as well. thank you all for being here. he said today if hillary clinton was one of his agents that she could face termination. sheriff david clark joins me next. >> people both retired and inside the fbi basically is not understanding how this could happen. everyone had and often -- an awful lot of faith in james comey and if he couldn't have done this in my personal opinion he should have resigned. deirdre: that was former fbi director. his response. in an on turn he said if he was an fbi employee she would probably be punished. >> you would expose an employee of an fbi. >> david clark is with me now. thank you for the time. do you see a double

. >> reporter: days to come will bring triple-digit heat from bismarck to baton rouge, birmingham andaltimore. relief agencies are distributing water, fans, air conditioners. >> we don't want anybody being caught in distress in their homes or even dying. that's happened in some past disasters. >> reporter: it just happened near st. louis. an elderly woman died inside her home after the air conditioner broke down, prompting a reminder to check on the seniors. >> when i saye mean really physically check on them. knock on the door. >> reporter: temperatures have been so high so far this year that nasa scientists have declared the first half a record breaker. >> the planet is warming. last six months have been the warmest six months of the year on record. >> reporter: so hot in south dakota, dairy farmer created air conditioning to keep his cows cool and pet lovers in charlotte to offer up advice. >> walk them in the shade. if you're going to walk them, put their paws in the grass. >> reporter: heat advisories and warnings have been posted in 16 central and southern states through the wee

improve trust as the chief of birmingham, alabama. >> we talk about building trust. it can't just be the organization. sam: take it seriously. >> a lot of cops say this is stuff. >> make sure that the reasonable threat is threat. >> what if my perceptions are not reporter: -- not reasonable? sam: but in the background is dallas, baton rouge. >> we want to see peace, harmony and better relationship between the community and the law enforcement. whether the shraf office, the -- the sheriff office, the city or the state police. sam: they are observing the 40th anniversary this year, which must be on the organization began. reporting from northwest washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. alison: okay, sam. thank you very much. still to come on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- making your commute home easier. the announcement today by governor hogan that many have been waiting for. leon: emotional words from a family of a local teenager who stepped on a homemade explosive in central park. >> sending a team to montreal for commercial airport training. when you don't have a commercial a

we get birmingham on the back of black prisoners, unjustly imprisoned, and in response to that, what do we get? in mississippi and alabama all throughout the south the value gap. in response to the civil rights movement and black power movement, every day ordinary people insisting on dignity and what do we get in response? attacks revolt in california, calls for law and order not just by republicans but democrats too. president obama gets elected and everyone is talking about turning the corner. what do we get in response? the vitriol of the tea party. we get a wholesale attack on voting rights, and get whatever he is donald trump. each moment with each moment of progress we get a reassertion of the value gap. at the heart of this country, for the first time a modern constitutional state was created with the institution of slavery and it determines the very idea of citizenship, at the heart of this nation is the belief that some people because of the color of their skin are valued more than others. today isn't the same as 1860 or 1960 but what is consistent is the value gap. when you

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these values spurred the fight for equality in birmingham and selma. it is clear the republican party is the only party willing to fight for these values and lead america to greatness in the 21st century. you see the dirty little secret democrats don't want you to know is they're the same party doing the same old thing. next week they're going to trot out the same old democrats with the same old message running the same old candidate. we are the party of n ideas in a changing and faster world than ever before. democrats depend on super delegates and bureaucrats to sneak their agenda through the back door. we are the party of the grassroots. we honor what the voters say. democrats want to put labor union bosses in charge of our schools, limit our choices, and feed our kids a steady diet of the left-wing propaganda. we know every child matters and the classroom is not an assembly line. it's time to give power back to parents, embrace school choice, equip our children with the skills they need for college, career, and life. democrats want health care choi

. >> and childers from birmingham, alabama. >> it's my turn. >> i know. don't stall. our viewers are on to you. don't show disrespect to our viewers. >> wait a second. here we go. christine samaru from arlington, virginia. >> yes, and valerie ingram from gresham, oregon. >> we want to say congrats to our winners. we shred the non-winning entries, you guys, so make sure you enter again for the prize. >> assume the position. >> tomorrow, actor jason biggs and his real life wife are here. >> plus, a live performance from elvis's newest artist. >>> history in the making in ways many democrats never imagined. tonight on day two to have the dnc in philadelphia. >> keeping guns out of the wrong hands. the prominent politician headlining a rally in philadelphia this morning. >> and our heat wave drags on, but you'll notice something different about today's 90-plus day. >>> right now at 11:00, history and hostility are colliding on day two of the democratic national convention in philadelphia, as democrats prepare to nominate the first woman to lead a major

. >> and childers from birmingham, alabama. >> it's my turn. >> i know. don't stall. our viewers are on to you. don't show disrespect to our viewers. >> wait a second. here we go. christine samaru from arlington, virginia. >> yes, and valerie ingram from gresham, oregon. >> we want to say congrats to our winners. we shred the non-winning entries, you guys, so make sure you enter again for the prize. >> assume the position. >> tomorrow, actor jason biggs and his real life wife are here. >> plus, a live performance from elvis's newest artist. quick work by firefighters helps save a cluster of south bay businesses. but one popular market is cleanig >>> and right now at 11:00, one popular market cleaning up at this hour. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us on our midday newscast. >> this is a developing story we're following right now. we are outside of the lucky supermarket and it sounds like this could have been a loss worse. >> absolutely. a lot of firefighters this morning, we're at the pink elephant center. the fire began this morning in the

temperatures are currently even at this hour, sun's barely been up, into the 80s birmingham, charleston of the warmth will be headed our way. so we walk you through. take you through 6:00 p.m. tonight portions even delaware starting to see some of their fireworks displays get underway, scattered showers to dodge, to the appointed hours we go, 9:00, 10:00 or so again scat nerds nature but thick cloud deck regardless that might be enough to postpone depending on the venue, still 10:00 tonight into philadelphia there will be some showers it look like headed toward that point. now, overnight the steadiest stuff comes in. so at least that bypasses us until tomorrow. recall i morning, see rain roll through the area, before skies gradually start to clear. so calling for not just showers but likely embedded thunderstorms to be developing with temperatures hung around 70 degrees or so in time for fireworks displays at lows in the city every philadelphia. looking forward beyond this point warmfront. boy does it live up to the name. we hit the low 90s for the majority of the next seven days, and a

so might want to work your way around that, this morning, southampton township, pemberton road, birmingham road. crash there. little slow around that area. and also, this is an issue that will be happening all morning. the route 13 southbound ramps from tyburn road to -- or from route 13, to tyburn road, southbound, that ramp closed, overturned truck, they've got fuel spill cleaning that one up all morning, so that will be with us here throughout the rush hour. so, that is certainly what we have happening here this morning. volume picking up just little bit, not all that bad, whether you are east or westbound, along the schuylkill expressway, just some green there, so no major issues on the roadway. >> thank you, dave. 6:02, violent night in the city. philadelphia police are investigating the shooting death of two young men just 22 years old. >> while doing that investigation, also searching for several gunmen on the loose right now, dave kinchen has the very latest, good morning. >> what happens under the cover of night here, two young people lost their lives here, homicide detective use

compared the photo to other historical moments like the man staring down a tank and demonstrations in birmingham, alabama. >>> a black lives matter protest and march is scheduled for tonight in dc, lafayette park before traveling in to downtown, expected to happen beginning around 7:00 and another protest planned for tomorrow in chinatown at 2:00 p.m. >>> baltimore police investigating whether a man with an assault style rifle drew them in to a gunfight. it happened in a west baltimore apartment complex. it began when they heard shots fired, they went to investigate and a gunman started firing at them. the suspect was killed in the shootout with police. no one else was wounded. police say they recovered the rifle nearby. >>> a baltimore judge is scheduled to issue a verdict nd lieutenant rice. rice is the highest ranking officer charged in the death of freddie gray. the black man died after suffering a severe spinal injury while in police custody. two other officers charged in gray's death have been acquitted. the case against a third officer ended in a mistrial. >>> a playboy model is in hot wa

deputes near birmingham tried to pull over the black cadillac escalade when they noticed it doesn't havelicens dr. >> that suv at one point getting up to 108 miles an hour. you see the drive tries to get off the interstate but loses control and the suv starts rolling take a closer look. that is a passenger getting thrown from the vehicle. the driver was trapped inside had to be cut out. both is very serious injuries that investigators say could have been avoided. >> the driver of the vehicle decided to take off. she didn't take into account anyone but the two that was in the car. she didn't care about the other people on the road. she didn't carry about the deputes. they were trying to get away. >> it turns out the suv was stolen and there were warrants out for the pair inn, fresh inside another state. to make things worst passenger's pants came off when she was thrown from the suv inside deputes found a pipe with methamphetamine residue. >> all right. follow that one, kathy orr. >> i can't. weather wise we're talking about heat and humidity and it is going to stay hot until further noti

louis then and now, especially in 2014, '15, '16 is really the -- i'm going to say the birmingham, the selma, the montgomery of our times and the challenge that we see through the trial of mike brown was that this concept of self, white st. lieu wans how she themselves removed from the experience of what we're talking about, of progress, and they have an idea of themselves, an idea of african-americans, still we're seeing that in ferguson, irrespective of what the findings of eric holder were, we're still seeing today that ferguson and the white power structure are rejecting this forward -- excuse me, progress moving idea of making progress instead they are keeping it. so how do we separate -- how do we going forward look at the differentiation of self, of me as a historic, you know, multi-generation african-american person or person of color versus me as i come from generations of whiteness in st. louis and the st. louis culture is somehow -- somehow the civil rights movement missed the st. louis culture. it's kind of complicated but i just want to pose that. >> i wonder is it so uniq

good day to get to the beach, 102 expected in birmingham, alabama. all the way up to the canadian like it's over 100. cool front will start to cool things down but not happening at least until tomorrow. weak cool front trying to get across the northeast here. at least drier air as far as humidity goes, should be a nice day from chicago up through detroit after the storms last night and 84 degrees expected in charleston then right in the middle between the warm and cold front is where we see active thunderstorms i think late in the day today getting into the i-95 corridor. some of those could be on the severe side. looking ahead to next week and the end of next week, it's showing below average temperatures across northwest but above average from dallas up through the northeast so if you >> good saturday morning.y it is another sticky one. 93 as the forecast high. we could see an isolated thunderstorm. gorgeous for saturday. >> this weather report is brought to you by petsmart. forget to keep your pets and rain shower ron claibornes watered. >> he does

and that they grew up with the single mom in birmingham, alabama and many of my friends through the republicansat they would strike me as they were arguing over the wrong thing in this campaign. the immigration and the style of their campaign. >> i think that it will be a great campaign as i said that it will be un-american. >> and more than 600 phone calls, as the republican members of congress. >> and they responded. and we responded to teachers who stand for this. >> reporter: on the streets of san francisco and the city known as the liberal that support for trump is virtually nil. >> i think that it is super racist. >> and un-american honestly. >> it doesn't matter who will go to office. and that it does not matter and the only way to truly make a difference to get out there to vote in november. >> it will be a beautiful place. and that the opposite of the love isn't hate. but indifferent. and i want that and the company won't be that. i don't think that the american people should be that. >> reporter: in san francisco ktvu fox 2 news. >>> stay with ktvu throughout the week. ross palombo wi

i would take you back to comments from theresa may in birmingham earlier this morning.xit make a success of it. she may have campaigned lightly she is drawing support from the tory membership and she said a lot of stuff that is anti-eu. meant we have to hope she it. people say things to get elected and then they have to govern and they are imprisoned by what they said while they were running. alix: other officials are weighing in. boris johnson said theresa may will be an excellent prime minister. earnings season kicks off today but much of the focus will be on wednesday when the banks start reporting and we will give you a big earnings preview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ get ready for the rio olympic games by switching to xfinity x1. show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by sport, watch nbc's highlights and catch every live event on your tv with nbc sports live extra. i'm getting ready. are you? x1 will change the way you experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the rio olympic games. call or go online today to switch to x1. jonathan: from new york city this is bloomberg.

reporter: the days to come, though, will bring triple-digit heat from bismarck to baton rouge, birmingham and baltimore. relief agencies are distributing water, fans, air conditioners. >> we don't want anybody being caught in distress in their homes. >> reporter: near st. louis, an elderly woman died inside her home after the air conditioner broke down, prompting a reminder to check on the seniors. >> when i say check on them, i mean physically check on them. knock on the door. >> reporter: temperatures have been so high so far this year that nasa scientists have declared the first half a record-breaker. >> so the planet is warming and the last six months have been the warmest first six months of the year on record. >> reporter: so hot in south dakota, a dairy farmer created air conditioning to keep his cows charlotte to offer up advice. >> walk them in the shade. if you're going to walk them, put their paws in the grasses. >> reporter: heat advisories and warnings have been posted in 16 central and southern states through the weekend, forcing parents into a state of sarcasm. >> that's fa

david lee, senior analyst of ofth control rep -- birmingham rent is here.exit issue the most pressing concern she is going to focus on? david: i think everything you know about theresa may is she is onagerial and very focused keeping her own task at hand. issue, and she is going to be determined to manage the whole game. that is one of the reasons she is going to appoint the brexit tzar. they will focus on the whole country and brexit is not the only story. caroline: she really did seem to perhaps talk against george osborne and where he has been in a fiscal environment and talking more about spreading the wealth. where do we think the chancellor go? where will her team come from? yep to play the cards of dividing between the brexit winners and those who campaigned to remain in the eu. david: it is a difficult assembly job for the cap. -- the cabinet. a lot of to promote female faces, which is a good thing in mind view. it makes that job of piecing it together more difficult for her. i think philip hammett is probably the clear figure for the chancellor to

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