the mid-atlantic from boston south to north carolina and including north carolina, we can expect colder-than-normal temperatures and more snow, and the greater part of the ohio valley up to the great lakes and moving eastward will also see very cold, very heavy snow. if you've got plans to travel, you know, you might think of leaving town real soon. gerri: i'm hearing me, what's going on. we're showing a map of your forecast. one other thing i want to mention that you told our producers, there could be a major hurricane likely in louisiana to texas. tell me about that forecast. >> that's next summer, not in the next few weeks. although, we're seeing news there could be something develop. but next summer, relatively quiet, up until late summer, we expect the likelihood of si strike in the gulf coast, but in gulf coast, where they least likely need it in louisiana and the texas coast. gerri: janice, how do you know? [ laughter ]. >> i trust my meteorologists. we have three scientific disciplines, we use solar science, the straightforward the activity on the sun, that has been historically low, and wh

it was his portrayal of a south boston psychiatrist that won him his oscar. >> this girl's [ bleep ] now. i don't want to ruin that. >> maybe you're perfect right now, maybe you don't want to ruin that. but i think that's a super philosophy. that way you can go through your entire life without having to ever know anybody. >> reporter: in "good will hunt" counseling a complex and hugely talented kid. >> you don't know about real loss. because it only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself. i doubt you've ever dared to love anybody that much. >> reporter: as the wild-eyed hero of a board game brought to life in "jumanji." you'd hardly think of robin williams as presidential, would you? yet he played two commanders in chief. >> 26th president of these united states of america at your service. >> reporter: the rough rider teddy roosevelt in "night at the museum." not much of a stretch. >> excuse me to you. the hunt. >> reporter: then more recently in "the butler," robin williams played ike. in some ways the ultimate, the iconic commander in chief. williams later told

the head and that is the beginning of this very, very difficult case and the circumstances for south boston angeles. >> host: in your book "the contested murder of latasha harlins" you talk about latasha history what was that? >> she had a difficult history growing up in 11 homes by her family was troubles in the sense that her mother had been killed by an associate when her -- when she was only nine years old this was very devastating as you might imagine. her father in and out of the home and having difficulties with the lot and associated with selling the drugs and that kind of thing. her grandmother had taken her under the wing as another child and was raising her but we can only imagine being 15 and living in those circumstances your mother is killed your father is missing some time after the of murder so to figure out what she was as young woman or a as a girl in her neighborhood she was dating someone who was much older than she was. but she was also a good student and also was in school activities with lots of friends and lots of dreams. she wanted to become an attorney when it hear

>> brown: and williams won an oscar for his supporting role as a south boston psychiatrist in 1997's "good will hunting." >> brown: through the years williams returned to standup comedy, performing for u.s. troops overseas, winning a grammy for a comedy album in 2002 and appearing multiple times at the kennedy center's annual mark twain awards. >> enjoy the evening. yet throughout the many highs, he struggled with alcohol and drug addiction, and with depression. and would make reference to it in his comedy routines. just this summer he checked himself into a rehab clinic to help maintain his sobriety. and today, the coroner said a preliminary investigation revealed he had been seeking treatment for depression. robin williams was 63 years old. >> brown: and we're joined now by budd friedman, he's the founder of the improv comedy club in hollywood, where williams often did his standup comedy act as a young man. and a. o. scott, who followed his movie and television careers as the new york times chief film critic. budd friedman, what do you remember of those early performances? what did

i want to thank the cast and crew, especially the people of south boston. you're a can of corn. you're the best. i want to thank the -- mos ul tov. i want to thank marsha for being the woman who lights my soul on fire every morning. god bless you all. and i want to thank my father, up there, the man who when i said i wanted to be an actor he said wonderful just have a backup profession like welding. thank you. god bless you. >>> hello? hello? anybody in there? little hot spring roll, you have nothing to lose but yourself. >> robin williams, continuing coverage of the actor's death. we have some images to show you from his instagram account tonight. he posted this photo, this first one of himself, back in costume on the set of "night at the museum 3." robin williams played president roosevelt in that one to some pretty good critical acclaim. he posted this photo on his birthday just last month with a monkey from "night at the museum." and then this of course from "mork and mindy." williams posted this throwback thursday picture back in april with the actress pam dalber from the "

i want to thank the cast and crew, especially the people of south boston. you're a can of corn. you're the best. i want to thank the -- mos ul tov. i want to thank marsha for being the woman who lights my soul on fire every morning. god bless you all. and i want to thank my father, up there, the man who when i said i wanted to be an actor he said wonderful just have a backup profession like welding. thank you. god bless you. it's crabfest at red lobster! the year's largest variety of crab! like new! crab lover's trio! or try new! jumbo lump crab over wood-grilled salmon. crabfest is now... but ends soon! so hurry in and sea food differently! finally, the purple pill,hr the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand, comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection™ >>> hello? hello? anybody in there? little hot spring roll, you have nothing to lose but yourself. >> robin williams, continuing coverage of the actor's death. we have some images to show you from his instagram account tonight. he posted this photo, this first one of himself

. >> reporter: his portrayal of a south boston psychiatrist won him his oscar.mplex hugely talented kid. >> you don't know about real loss. it only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself. and don't you ever give everybed that much. ♪ >> reporter: as the the hero of a board game brought to life in "jumanji" hardly think of robin williams as presidential. he played two commanders in chief, rough rider, ted rerooseve reroosevelt "in night at the museum." >> not much of a stress. recently in the butler, robin williams played ike. williams told james lipton on "inside the actor's studio" that he loved transforming into character. >> you are free to be behind operating it. that was a really fascinating thing for me. >> reporter: but he always brought part of himself too. his humanity. struggling to contain all of the characters bursting to get out. >> this is mork, signing off. >> david right, abc news, hollywood. awe thought humanity i think touched a nerve with so man of you. rez val resonates. charlene, no comedian has been more truthful, poigna

i want to thank the cast and crew, especially the people of south boston. you're a can of corn.the best. i want to thank the -- mos ul tov. i want to thank marsha for being the woman who lights my soul on fire every morning. god bless you all. and i want to thank my father, up there, the man who when i said i wanted to be an actor he said wonderful just have a backup profession like welding. thank you. god bless you. it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription

south. 92 in nashville. is in the 60's. 78 degrees in boston. 62 in maine. some comfortable air after the cold front sagged just our south during the overnight. on the very right hand side of the screen, you can see the hurricane that is churning in the northern atlantic, still moving farther out to sea. if you're headed to the beaches, it looks like the rip -- the rip current risk will be much lower. as we progressed through the next few days, this area of high pressure is going to slide farther to the east. that will give us an easterly breeze tomorrow and saturday. in the heat and humidity really return for the day sunday and monday as this warm front lifts to the north. i will say by saturday, with high pressure just offshore, i think we will be with thin cloud cover early saturday morning, maybe more sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be in the mid-80's. by sunday, we will tap into the hot and humid air mass off to the south. tonight, pleasant. 54 in the suburbs. breezy today. tomorrow, sunny uncomfortable. 82-86. it will be warm, but the humid

charlestown navy yard friday morning the ship known as old ironside sailed toward an island in south boston where a 21-gun salute was fired. the repairs set to begin in october now back to "the kelly file". "" for the latest headlines go to foxnews.com. >>> those things speak for themselves. why would he be shot in the very top of his head? 6'4" man. makes no sense. and so that's what we have. and that's why we believe those two things alone are ample evidence for this officer to be arrested. >> that was brown family attorney darryl parks who we just spoke to. speaking at a news conference on monday august 18th. he was detailing the results of a private autopsy done by dr. michael baden at the brown family's request. but despite what mr. parks said, neither dr. baden nor the autopsy were quite so clear cut. the bullet wounds could have come when brown had his hands up or not. he could have been running from the officer or running toward him. and we still don't know the results of the autopsy done by the county investigators. joining us now from newton, massachusetts, dr. michael baden, the

i want to thank the cast and crew of south boston, you are the best. want to thank winesteen, and think mom for being the one who like my pillow and fire every morning. god bless you. ♪ ♪ stuart: there is little volume. the dow is down 26. the yield on the 10 year treasury still exactly where it passed. for the last week, week and a half. kate spade. here is the reason why it is down so much. they held a conference call about a half hour ago. they are now down. hillary clinton. continuing to distance herself from president obama. get this, it turns out the president and clinton will be at the same party tomorrow night at martha's vineyard. when the optics. together in a very small room and are at each other's throats. >> it will be a lot of fun to see it. hillary clinton has been systematically distancing herself. i think, in a way, it is inevitable. she is i think she is looking straight ahead. she is trying to position herself and what she believes is a more positionable place. stuart: she has been pretty strong in her opposition to president obama.

boston at 67. the heat and humidity has suppressed to the south of us. high pressure keeps us cool and dry for the overnight hours. but the high pressure slowly moves off towards the east during the day tomorrow. winds return more out of the south and west that will help heat us up for the day on sunday and keep us warm as we move into next week. satellite and radar shows mainly clear skies, just a few clouds to the west of us. it will stay dry for the overnight and into the day tomorrow. this is the futurecast-moving through the day tomorrow -- moving through the day tomorrow, we're going to look for lots of sunshine, especially during the afternoon hours. highs will make it into the 80's and then upper 80's to near 90 degrees on sunday with a better chance of showers and thunderstorms. tonight, a few scattered clouds. 52-60 for an overnight low. 82-87 degrees tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. we'll keep a chance for showers and thunderstorms sunday afternoon into monday, tuesday, and wednesday. temperatures, though, below average for next week. only in

there is a south boston alert that was just cleared at the boulevard with interstate 280 in the southboundhe 101 interchange. 92 is jammed up in both directions. >>: george: bar is a recovering from earlier our current problems at the station. there was a power outage there that pg&e had to fix. >>:anny: as extra coffee with great skies and gloomy conditions variate we saw quite a drizzle this morning. upper 50s and santa rosa highs for today are getting up to 66 in downtown san francisco. it stayed mostly cloudy for today. 85 in livermore. it will have more details on your forecast coming up. >>: mark: to separate hit-and- run accidents in this band of 24 hours. one man dead and one man in the hospital with life- threatening injuries. not only was there to inland accidence but there was on one blocking each other. it happened right here at the center of old men. yes the victim was a jaywalking at the time around 830 monday night. who ever hit him should have pulled over that is the law. >>: there were looking for a light-colored sedan with a significant did front end damage. his see that

boston is at 69 degrees. the heat and humidity now to the south and west and it returns for the day tomorrow. atmosphere remains unstable. a frontal system is overhead. that's not going to move a lot. immile perpulses of energy wille to ride the system. we will have thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon tomorrow night and again during the day on friday. is this severe thunderstorm warning still remains until 7:00. shower activity remains around the beltway with a bit of clearing toward germantown and damascus. we will see improving conditions in the several hours especially to the north of us. and then we'll look for mostly partly-cloudy skies and maybe a bit of fog later on tonight. this is our futurecast as we move through the next 48 hours. i think it will remain dry for the better part of tomorrow. but for the evening hours, there's the showers and thunderstorms, and back for the evening on friday. cooler temperatures come saturday and sunday. upper 60's to lower 70's overnight. for tomorrow, grab an umbrella. a good likelihood you'll need it later in the day. i promised cooler air you got it.

but the beach now south of boston is open. if you think it's safe to go in the water.re writing on the sand outside that area. i think you're going to need a bigger boat. i think so. you know, that line from "jaws." >> it's not august unless you have a shark sighting off massachusetts. in fact, it's a little uncommon for this part of massachusetts. more common in the cape there. clearly you see great white and you see massachusetts, raising a lot of eyebrows and headlines there. but those folks clearly not too concerned about it. at least enjoying some of the rays out there. >> enjoying the weather as well. take a look at the nation's weather and see how things are shaping up. there is heavy rain that will be falling over the four corner states. a band extending across the midwest into the great lakes. some areas could see 3 to 4 inches. but flash flooding as well. it's going to be dry in the northeast but still steamy steamy along the gulf coast. >> triple digit heat wave continuing in the great plains. east coast heating up to the 80s. 80s and 90s up and down the wes

boston and also connecticut. what we saw yesterday, we noticed a low south of the region and brought up not only a lot of rainfall but convection and thunderstorms happened later in the evening. that's when we had huge downpours that affected new jersey and delaware. mostly those were the areas this got the heaviest amounts of rain, especially new jersey. like we said, millville reported almost nine inches of rain. seven inches to five inches in some forgss portions of ocean c. not the case as we're drying out. cherry hill at 75 right now. lehigh valley, doylestown 74, oxford 75 for you. down the shore, avalon, nice, 74 degrees. cape may 73. all under mostly cloudy to cloudy skies but not going to stay that way all day. humidity up, dew points up, but not uncomfortable. we're going to start to see dew point and humidity drop even more as we head into the weekend, so you've got a comfortable week ahead. future cast shows a chance of spotty, spotty sprinkles. this is not going to touch the ground. low levels of the atmosphere just drying out. by tomorrow, we'll see fewer clouds in the forecast for thursday. definit

from south boston. thought he says sparters three times. you're saying spotters.. >> why do we want spartacus? >> are the greesks coming in? >> the spartans are great. they were great. the spartans were great fighters. >> spotters, spotters. anyway, go ahead. >> spartans were great fighters and bring some in. revive them. >> get them in. i had this discussion a few months ago. send in ground troops for this reason. john correctly said the president doesn't want to and the american public isn't for it. sent in a couple hundred advisers. i agree, but tell the american public you're doing it in a serious way? >> no. you tell the american public last night on tv you're telling isis. you know? >> fine. i agree with that. >> let's knock a few of them off before we -- >> oh -- okay. >> we have agreement. >> if doing, covertly doing all kinds of amazing things we don't know about, his national security advisers said a month ago, susan rice sent a letter to congress, that authorization for war in iraq, let it expire. we're not going to fight in iraq. if congress followed h

boston. nothing. high pressure working its way from north to south.t's going to be in charge and giving us some great weather for at least the early part of the week. right now 64 degrees for philadelphia. allen town 63. atlantic city 61. here's your day planner. if you want to do golfing, biking, jogging down along kelly drive, perfect for that. 9:00 a.m. 69, noon 76. our high today 80 degrees. humidity will be slightly up. not as high as yesterday. we'll still have a comfortable sunday for us. i'll update you on tropical storm cristobal that's just formed in the tropics. we'll let you know its track and what's up for your upcoming week. >> thanks for that information ted. >>> taney dragons are coming home. the city plans to welcome the little league team way celebration to commemorate their achievements. matt delucia is live at love park. matt, this week you're in williams port. the team must be excited to get back home to see friends and newfound fans. >> reporter: yeah, they'll be back in a few hours. the mid atlantic champions will get here to lo

. >> high of only about 70 in boston today. 10 degrees warmer in new york. most of the southst will reach into the 80s today. with a high around 82 in gary, indiana. speaking of gary, that is the pop legend michael jackson's hometown. if you didn't know he would have been 56 years old today. gary is hosting a three-day festival of the arts in jackson's name. >> what started as a block party has grown into a major event. thousand of fans around the world, descending on the king of pop's childhood home, the brain child of jackson's mother. katherine, not only about remembering her son but encouraging emerging artists. >> cute to see the little boy, 5, 6, michael jackson moves. those kids weren't around when michael jackson was a huge hit. still has an influence. and the costumes. look at that. >> a lasting influence. ♪ don't stop till you get enough ♪ >> don't stop. >> he just can't pull it off. i can. >> i think you are fabulous, darling. >> in "the skinny," how two of the most famous stars on the planet had their secret wedding. yes, find out who brad and angelina snubbed for

look to walsh, when you the south side of your boston harbor, you see the success of higher educationt in jobs. your wonderful tech district. how do you find investment for lower wage, blue-collar jobs? >> we are talking to some of the tech or jobs because the run manufacturing jobs that go along with that were people did not necessarily need higher education. we are trying to work with them to complement businesses to come to other parts of our city. it comes down to job training and preparing people for the workforce. doing, one isre that we are looking on expanding early childhood education. that was a main topic yesterday for the workforce of the future. that is not going to be immediate, but that will help us in the future. right now, we are going to be struggling to come up with something concrete to fix the middle class. >> mayor walsh, you did come up with something concrete. you raised lot -- minimum wage to $11 in boston. >> that was done through the legislative process. at the statehouse. somewere looking at economic indicators. the minimum wage helps to some degree. but yo

duxbury is 35 miles south of boston.each with glasses on. >> do we know how far from the beach he was, the shark? >> spitting distance. >> mika, a new crime in virginia. dwi. >> do you ever drive one of those paint trucks that paint the roads? i'm wondering if you -- >> why? >> from our nbc affiliate in virginia drivers in for a rough commute yesterday morning when lane lines were literally drawn all over the road. joe! >> i know. >> from a chopper it looked like the pages of a messy coloring book. >> we were out there last night, joe. >> i thought it was good. >> it confused drivers causing slow downs and swerving. thankfully, joe, the mistakes did not lead to an accident. the department of transportation in virginia is looking into what caused this and they are working to repair the mistake. somebody was a little confused while driving! >> or a little drunk. >> maybe. >>> with summer coming to an end, families across the country may be experiencing what seems like a never ending list of fees at hotels. the wireless fee

boston, massachusetts. and i grew up there when the busing started, and i grew up in the south end, which was all mixed. and when the busing started, i couldn't understand it because my friends, a total rainbo of mix, and they are my friends. i see it now and i see our government promoting racism and hatred amongst whites and blacks and spanish, more now than at any time in history. and i wish the people of america would stop listening to them and listen to the person standing next to them and keep your eyes closed because if you just listen to the person, you would realize: what are you mad at anybody for? this is ridiculous. our country is being destroyed, and there is no reason at all for it, the color of somebody's skin? >> the most ridiculous reason to hate somebody. and i just don't understand it. we moved down here about six months ago, and i don't care what anybody says. everybody, white, black, spanish, whatever, absolutely fantastic. it is the way massachusetts used to be when i was a kid. host: you don't see discrimination where you live at the moment? caller: i have not run into it. we have

it should be spotty enough in boston i don't think you will see too many impacts. further off to the southect to see the showers and storms causing slow downs out there. the other big story is the heat across parts of the plains and the southeast temperatures in the 90's. triple digits for some of you. you factor in the humidity and it will feel like 105 in kansas city and the city of memphis. >> thank you, maria. >> from heating up to cooling down sad news after six years of marriage nick cannon confirming he and mariah carey are separating. ♪ >> cannon telling the insider there is trouble in paradise they have been living in separate houses for months. there are reports career choices are to blame. they have three-year-old twins. those twins are so cute. it is now 20 minutes until the top of the hour. a couple shows up to a maternity ward with a diaper bag and a doll. why they should be disappearing from kid's meals. . . . >> riot police in new york are ready. 9 wherever rend al sharpton planning a march against police brutality. arthur is live with what we can expect today. arthur? >> o

protest, demonstrations are expected to take place nearly 40 cities from boston and new york, in the north east to cities in the south southwest, and over into san francisco, in the west. we are getting a new look at a deadly shooting that took place a few miles from ferguson, we want to warn you that some of the video you are about to see you may find disturbing. protestors say that 70,000 people -- >> that's the wrong fame, we will show you the video, it is the st. louis city police release add video of a shooting on tuesday, by a man, police say that powell moved towards officers with a knife and showed it them to shoot me already, powell died at the scene, but the vid seems to undercut can part of the con tex that he was either lunging at police, or that he was right there up close next to them, there you see the shooting of him, and certainly died right there on the sidewalk. powell was suspected of stealing donuts and energy drinks from a nearby con can screenent store, there walking and he essentially screams shoot at me already. and then he walked up on to that ledge, and the officers say that he was being th

boston. >> first, seven police officers have been killed and 21 people injured in a suicide attack south of baghdad. it happened in the region 32 kilometers south of the capital. the army gears up for a major offensive. that town has been surrounded by the. >> michael: s i.s. for months. >> reporter: for the town this is not just the front line. it's the last stand. these are local people, farmers and civil servants. not professional soldiers. they've held out 80 days against islamic state fighters just 500 meters away. the town next to sunni villages is now completely surrounded. >> they had blown up our mosque but we're going to face them because we know them. because we were all from the nearby villages. >> iraqi armor and shia backing the farmers might break the siege but they won't stop the cycle of revenge. if it false to the islamic state group it could spark another civil war. the only way in and out is by helicopter. the town has run out of food and even the wells are running dry. iraq is breaking into pieces. not just regions but towns and tribes and families. they've been scatter

andrew's parish south carolina, and in a joint african and irish effort in boston 1774. thomas paine arrived in america that year and immediately wrote against slavery. we have in our powers to begin the world over again, he wrote in "common sense." 20 years later in agrarian justice, he acknowledged that even after independence the world was in need of serious remaking. he wrote the present state of civilization is as odious as it is unjust. it is absolutely the opposite of what it should be. and it is necessary that the revolution should be made in it. the contrast is like dead and living bodies chained together. it wasn't just a u.s. problem. it was a global problem. the great mass of the poor and all countries have become a hereditary raise. it's next to impossible for them to get out of that state for themselves. for the sake of justice and humanity, he said not in 76 but in 1796, it is necessary to make change. specifically to make properly productive of national blessing extending to every individual, not just a few. are we in times that try our souls? for sure. l

south, charlestown, berriville moving west into fairfax county into loudon county. not a big deal there. he thi pretty heavy. you see all the lightning strikes, heading toward boston at about 11:36 on our storm tracker. some good news, they are dwindling. if you didn't see this earlier, this is worth another look. look at the rainfall and the legend. we're talking 3-10 inches of rain. everybody around 95 and east of 95 had at least three inches of rain. in fact, 10 inches unofficially south of baltimore, to the eastern part of montgomery county, 3 inches. and some places 6.5 inches of rain. we will come back and tell you whether you need the umbrella the rest of this week. >>> heavy rains did a lot of damage in prince georges county. check out this basement on blackstone avenue in cheltonham. >> it moved beds in the basement and refrigerators in the basement. that's how forceful the water was when it came in and it broke the storm glass. >> the homeowner's teenage son says he had to swim to safety. she blames the clogged drain and says this is not the first time it's backed up into the neighborhood. she had to redo her basement in 2011 when it flooded there as wel

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south america. >> you could have set up in california in silicon valley. you could have chosen the route 128 bostonrea, the research triangle. why miami? >> the millisecond. >> the speed you get here versus being in germany? >> millisecond. if you have a major website on the internet, the milliseconds will make a defense. >> i don't think there will be a silicon valley. miami will cut the own path. can it be more innovative producing entrepreneurs and big id ideas? you bet. >> the question may not be the next silicon valley. people are racing to be it. but, jose, clearly even miami a best known for vacations is part of what is going on. >> what nish could miami carve out? >> the night foundation committed more than $7 million to stimulate it. it's opposed to government money. what they found is because the proximity to latin america and the bilingual population. people who speak port geez and pan s spanish. >> are you working on your portugue portuguese? thank you so much. >>> and coming up, you want to stick around for an epic five things that we're talking beetle mania. it swept through miami and

south. up into the northeast. steamy along the gulf coast. >> triple digits in dallas. 90s in portland, memphis, kansas city. 80s in chicago, boston, new yorknneapolis. >> well the u.s. open tennis tournament enters its second day today. no major upsets on day one. have you been? didn't get a chance to go yet? >> i would love to. with our hours don't know if that is happening. >> probably not. we aren't going to do the day session. that doesn't mean there weren't highlights from the open. first up take a look. last night's match, maria sharapova. take a look. look who catches a ball that bounced into the stands. there he is, proud smiling, alec baldwin. and you know not bad seats either. sitting -- >> great catch. protected his wife too. >> good guy. >> first fighting the paparazzi. now stray balls. earlier in the day, venus williams and her japanese opponent had an unusual visitor on the court. swatting. ducking, what is it? it is a bee. >> she refused to actually kill it. and chased it away. ball boys, ball girls were helping out. later in the match, williams did the same thing over and over. no word if it is the same bee. the biggest fly

boston. >> american was killed while fighting alongside isis paris and syria at chicago connection. >> 33 year-old douglas mccain was born here in chicago and grew up in the robert taylor homes on the south side before his family moved to minnesota. religious say their sothey are stunned to learn he's been fighting alongside militant members of isis. he was killed over the weekend reportedly in an attack by u.s.- backed rebels in northern syria. he is the first american to die fighting for isis. he never graduated high school in minnesota and had several run ins with the law for theft and drug possession. he converted to islam in recent years but is not known yet how he was recruited by isis. according to the new york times he may have tried to disguise his intentions by traveling to canada and sweden last year before winding up in turkey where he crossed the border and to syria. relatives say they have not heard from him in a month and his death as an isis fighter was a surprise. >> we are in contact with the family and are providing all possible ... >> estimated 7000 foreigners are believed to be fighting among the extremists and syria including about a hundred americans. live in the n

boston marathon the bombing suspect are arrested at her jersey home, and details next. we will tell you what's behind it we're following the latest developments in major fire that ban burning all night on south side alive with the details. >> chicago police commander charge with battery and is gone out details on what is accused of. >> chicago residents turn out many thousands to cheer on national league champions. what a fun city party. at the good morning. >> now to weather >> it will be a nice day labor day is an issue. you always have to toss the cold water with you can't. the line acquiescing temperatures in the upper 60s, elsewhere, we are 67 at this school. here's your satellite and radar composite, we are dry but there is a lot of ran out west it will take its time to get here and will not get here until 24 hours from now if warm front moves into our region early friday morning better chance for rain tomorrow as the for the rise. 76 by 5:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. 70. here's a 7 day forecast, 7830 percent chance of rain a letter, 86 and friday 50 percent chance of rain, rain remained off and on three weekends and to a labor day. the chicago public schools back-to- school on tuesdays and ther

boston next week, right? >> yes, we are, and we'll also be opening more stores in philadelphia. we have one, and we will be opening next week in los angeles and orange county, south: okay. now, like a lot of businesses the first start out of the gate there were a few setbacks. the stores opened, three closed, i think it was, in 2005. but you've learned from that, and what have you learned? >> we've learned that it's about ongoing change. we, we opened in three stores, closed them for lack of demand, opened in soho, and uniclo to in my mind what makes it unique is there's always product evolution. and we've added products over the past eight years of ultra light down, we've gotten our sizes under better management, and we've expanded and upgraded our entire product assortment so that the menlo park store that we closed in 2006 is one of our most successful mall stores today. adam: you just talked about lifewear, and i think one of the taglines for the brand is faces of fall, but one of the things you talk about a japanese clothier coming to the ideas, we have longer arms, longer legs, some of us have larger waistlines. was that ever a problem? >> it's been improve

south white. >> a man pleaded guilty to admitting he threw a backpack into a dumpster from dzhokar tsarnaev after the bostonmarathon bombing. >> $3 million taken from the state assembly budget will be distributed to non-profit groups who help undocumented immigrants. >> florida's gay marriage ban overturned again, a federal judge ruling it is unconstitutional. he stayed his decision pending an appeal. four state judges also striking down that same ban. >> chicago's boys of summer and philadelphia's hard throwing it girls met on the diamond at the little league world series. >> one of them is going home. the drama is over. we have the details. >> it is sad that this run with these teams have to end, but all good things do come to an end. youth sports are fond of saying that there are no losers as long as you do your best. in williamsport, the kids competed in a way that will make what's already been a memorable summer even more so. >> the 13-year-old sensation monet davis leading the dragon versus chicago's south side all-stars. it was a nail-biter. >> pennsylvania flied out to end the game with the tying ru

boston. 86 on wednesday. and still in the 90's across the south. so he we are headed towards september.ith these very very warm summer temperatures. today however, a really nice day across the northeast. we're going to start to see a warm-up a little bit warmer than yesterday. the heat really builds by tomorrow. down to the south, very heavy rain across parts of louisiana, moving in across parts of mississippi, western tennessee and kentucky. that all just slides slightly to the east for your day tomorrow. and into the northern plains later this evening we're going to he seat begin of some severe weather and then that shifts east tomorrow bigger threats tomorrow across minnesota and down to kansas city. out across the west. the heat is really on. we have dried out. the monsoon is drying out that genesee is what happens in september. there you go. phoenix back 110 and a lot of heat. send it back to you inside. >> appreciate it, rick. a tale of two leaders. david cammeron getting tough on terror. president obama still has no plan. counter terrorism expert joshua katz is up next. he says t

in boston, the people who did the most preaching about those terrible preaching in the south that bussingnment to do that. you need the government to act voluntarily and you need to get rid of the laws and all the things that the government did to promote segregation because it wouldn't have happened otherwise. >> host: the last call bolivia in arizona. hi bolivia. >> caller: hello. thank you dr. paul and thank you for inspiring us. i have two questions. one your feelings about the controversy and impact on our freedom and the second question our current immigration challenge to our security and our liberty. thank you. >> agenda 21 this u.n. stuff and trying to usurp more for sovereignty. i don't believe in the u.n. and i don't believe we should be in it but we are in agenda 21 so that would be dismissed in a libertarian society. on immigration we have talked a little bit about that. that is more complex but it's a consequence of bad policy, bad economic policy, people in this country who wouldn't take a job from outside and wanting to work, a weak economy. it makes people very nervous an

in boston, the people who did the most preaching about those terrible preaching in the south that bussingnment to do that. you need the government to act voluntarily and you need to get rid of the laws and all the things that the government did to promote segregation because it wouldn't have happened otherwise. >> host: the last call bolivia in arizona. hi bolivia. >> caller: hello. thank you dr. paul and thank you for inspiring us. i have two questions. one your

boston. beyond the buoys where it is safe to him. lifeguards ordered everybody out of pool, folks. >> the water was three feet deep. we saw the helicopter coming from the south >> we saw something, wait a minute, something going on. >> the lifeguard went down to the water and i just asked. there had been a shark sighting. martha: police say that the shark swam into deeper waters. after an hour swimmers were allowed back in at your own risk, folks. they are usually out in chatham. they're moving closer. the seal population also, i saw aerial shot, seems to move in that direction. they're looking for some lunch. eric: hopefully the lunch isn't us. i'm not putting my toe in. >>> now to news in washington. fox news has been reporting that former irs official lois lerner's blackberry was apparently wiped clean, after congressional investigators began looking into her involvement in the tea party targeting scandal. what does this mean? jay sekulow, chief counsel, american center of law and justice who is suing irs. he represents 21 groups in 42 states, part of the targeting scandal. >> good morning. eric: good morning. do you think irs, one of es most powerful age

boston. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. host: why was the voting rights act needed? in 1960 five, there was systematic, widespread official discrimination against black voters throughout the souththat was the fact that in places like georgia and mississippi, the registration rate and turnout rate of blacks low, in the teens, compared to white voters. guest: hans is correct, but african-americans were also living during a time of terror. not ---americans were were being victimized, tortured, killed for exercising the right to vote. the voting rights act was needed to ensure african-americans could enjoy this right like free of others encumbrances, like being subject toand being things like poll taxes and literacy tests. this is a website that looks at one of the supreme , shelby county versus eric holder. one of the issues is the idea of the id thata you need. is it restrictive? anst: the right to vote is inherent right. ton you're asking people askede an id, we have not individuals to produce an id. you have to produce information that verifies who you are. you have already met the challenge of identifying ourselves. one should not have to do that time and time again. hans, did