they don't know if some guy who buffalo to a thousand up from buffalo but on the street corner that is that had an aspect of this world. going about this mastercard account. you think it is the bank and is really just about a kind of entrepreneur who has bought it and is hoping to turn a tidy profit. >> host: what rights to the have? >> guest: it is a great question. do you on this debt are not? and here is a really interesting aspect. there bought and sold. the bank sells it off. the not really concerned what happens after that. down the road often these debts are sued on. what happens is someone gets a summons that says you come to court on this date or you -- we have a judgment against you. there is an 90% no-show. it comes before the judge. $7,452, even if the original that was 2000. boehner. they're is a judgment. they can garnish your wages. even if you show up in court, this is a crazy thing i saw, if you show up in court and simply say, can you show me the evidence that you do, in fact, on this debt, or is the proof of ownership? the case disappears because there is no proof mo

so i heard that story growing up and i was obsessed with buffalo and with that animal.as i got older, i read a lot of history when i was young. when i got older the destruction of the bison of course was connected to the decimation of the indian tribes are not part of the world. and so, my excitement about bison became a bit more complicated and i sta

and i asked one kauai in buff -- guy in buffalo, i said why is this happening in buffalo so much?he said, well, we've kind of been in the recession since the '70s. we've been there all along, and we have some sort of empathy because when the collector calls you, part of this what they call is the talk-off, the idea is to marry the debtor. so, again, if you're joe blow and you're out of work and i'm sam buffalo and working this job, i can say, hey, brother, i feel your pain, you know? i live in a place where a lot of people are out of work. we're just getting by. and that empathy then becomes the basis for me to convince you to pay $10 on your credit card instead of whatever else you may have. so not all collections is bad paper. not all collections are people doing kind of shady -- there's a lot of people in buffalo trying to do it above board, but it's a difficult way to make a living. >> host: are the credit rating agencies involved in this at all? do they ever get the information? >> guest: so the credit, it's a good -- so the credit rating agencies, basically, typically rely o

would you take the screenwriter back to buffalo and show him around? we're in my parents' house, you know, he's in the attic, my dad is, like, making him dinner, the whole thing was very funny. and i called a all of the people from the new yorker story saying i've got this guy, he's working for brad pitt, and, of course, when i'm the journalist, no one wants to talk to me. brad pitt, i got this long list. i'm the handler, the babysitter, basically, taking the screen writer around from meeting to meeting, and one is this former wanger and this former armed robber, and they have this amazing chemistry, and they're friends and don't trust each other, and i'm will being to them -- listening to them banter. and i say, guys; this story, it needs no fictionalization. this is pure nonfiction red meat. would you consider, you know, letting me tell your story? the banker said, yes. the former armed robber says, you want to tell my story, you come up to -- he's, you know, south boston guy. >> you come up to bangor to my house, and we'll talk. so i drove up to ban

like i'm watching over here and this guy, buffalo news, he's telling me buffalo news is doing great. good, right? i'm seeing these questions. hundreds of questions coming. and a couple of them i see, couple of them, i said please don't ask that question. but i'm looking at him. i was saying to myself as i'm watching, that leadership and branding and all of that kind of success to a large extent it's about winning. if you don't win, people aren't going to follow you. now, there are other qualities and i believe strongly in compassion. a lot of people don't know that about me. but i have great feelings of compassion for people and helping people. making people thrive and love their life and take care of people. and we need great health care in this country. obamacare's not working. it's a disaster. we need great health care. you can have great, great health care much better than we have now for much less money if you have people that really have compassion and really know what they are doing. i was thinking to myself as i was looking at all these numbers of questions about leadership,

i do not know what will happen with buffalo.if it is in the right price, i will get a and i will be ashamed of not getting it. i will not be forced into buying too much good if i did, it would be a good job. the people in buffalo already like me. we will see what happens. i do not know how many bidders it will be. we put in a bit and we will see how that goes. >> one more sports question. >> do think some nfl owners michael the grudge against you because of your involvement in the u.s. -- or casinos bearing that trump name? >> i did a great job with it. the league was failing. i came in late when the league was failing. got 18 for peanuts. -- got the team for peanuts. it was a failure. people don't know that. when it became hot, people started noticing it. if i'm doing this, it will be first class football. audiences -- i learned a lot through the apprentice. the television audience disappears. i said to them that i will do but i think the nfl owners -- there aren't too many around that remember that.

it seems that buffalo is in this week's lots of combining -- a lot oft of combining things to do with-cost. doing a staycation in buffalo can provide the most fun and also the most cost savings versus some of the california cities that were on the end of the list. >> what is the worst? chula vista in california came in at dead last. it was on almost every single metric that we looked. it seems that it does not have it is angs to do, and pretty expensive city. versust deferential by city to a near might be worth it. >> a lot of my family is still back in greece so i am in a fortunate position of being able in washingtontion dc or go to athens, greece. >> thank you for being with us. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i am pimm fox. we go to the market headlines. >> americans are still apparently a little shaky when it comes to their feelings on the economy. closelythe reading of a watched measure of consumer confidence. univision soon be sold? owners haves contacted cbs, time warner, and others in the hopes of finding a buyer. did linkedin hack into customers e-mail accounts for

and then you can get a buffalo chicken pizza.t is sad people are going for the buffalo chicken instead of a sausage slice. >> i think what did it in is if you have ever seen anybody take a napkin and paper towel and put it on top? >> that's horrible. my daughter does that. >> that's what did it? >> to take the oil off? >> it takes the grease out. once you realize that -- >> you want to ram the knife in their eye. >> so violent. >> it will make room for my crushed red pepper and hot sauce. >> you like a little hot on the pizza. either plane or pepperoni. >> can i say something about the new york pizza? new york pizza stipgs -- stinking and i am from boston and it is much better. everyone has an attitude in new york. most of the corner joints with the attitude, the pizza, it stinks. new york we are is filled with microscopic shrimp. >> i read that. >> the moo i crow scope pick shrimp -- microscopic shrimp makes it nice and boston is terrible. >> >> regina pizzeria, it is great. they can only have to much great pizza m. >> if parent

>> i own it, have for a long time. >> is that sort of disney buffalo wild wing.ht now. >> you don't want to waufle ghana? >> i think all of the games are doing well. >> there's a lot of stars there. >> absolutely. let's do the final trade. mike murphy? >> el paso, epb, this is a great way to be in energy and also a great dividend. >> josh? >> i like ewo is a great way to play. >> joe terranova. >> positive momentum, obviously accelera accelerating. >> you know, at the top of the show we were talking about thinks financial stocks. hovering light near the 170 level, i think it starts to test the highs of the year. i think there's great up side here. >> i think we should do a debate it/vote now, soccer or hockey? that was a heated debate. >> hotter than the walmart debate. >>> that does it for you. see you tomorrow. "power lunch" begins right now. >>> halftime is over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >> and coming up this hour, a bio stock that many analysts believe will quickly double to $100 or drop below $40, and it all hinges on one detail. one o

but one to two inches from pittsburgh to buffalo to northern new england. a half inch to an inch for the big cities. the timing for the big cities is wednesday night into thursday morning. but as far as pittsburgh to buffalo to northern portions of new england, you'll have a chance today for storms and then again tomorrow. so two days in a row. as i said, mika, one more gorgeous day from boston to philadelphia, southeast still dealing with typical downpours. but otherwise not a lot of weather highlights. that means not a lot of destruction. >> okay, where's your beach cover-up? it's beach cover-up day. >> it is? >> mm-hmm. >> huh. i'll have to work on that. >> yeah, you should. actually, i don't think i ever want to see that. >>> coming up on "morning joe," it's election day and things are getting ugly in mississippi where even the poll watchers are being watched. what? >>> when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler with president obama's first food faux pas. we'll tell you what's wrong with this picture when we come back. (school bell rin

in between cleveland and buffalo. by far the worst of it is around the springfield area heading to lafayette. and even indianapolis as you go throughout your midmorning, you will get drenched with storms. tuesday forecast, traveling today, no problems. buffalo to boston, new york to d.c. but in the southeast, you could get torrential rain with those thunderstorms. yesterday in savannah, the skies opened up and it didn't stop. we had six inches of rain yesterday in savannah. it was the most ever for a day in the month of june. >> big old gulp right there. >> that's a drink somewhere, isn't it? a big gulp. >>> all right. pretty embarrassing situation here, a statue in the form of the female anatomy traps a student, forcing rescuers to the scene. >>> plus first lady michelle obama opens up about one of the most challenging times of her life. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of

so i heard that story growing up and i was obsessed with buffalo and with that animal. as i got older, i read a lot of history when i was young. when i got older the destruction of the bison of course was connected to the decimation of the indian tribes are not part of the world. and so, my excitement about bison became a bit more complicated and i started reading more about what had happened and part of the world in that time between 1875 in 1890. so that has been for me on the back burner as a writer for a long time. in the mid-90s i came across this hornaday story. the curator and taxidermist for the smithsonian institute in washington d.c. in 1886 of the national museum. he realized one morning in the spring of 1886 that he did not have one good specimen of the bison in a natural history part of the museum. he also knew because he was a great conservationist that the bison was all but extinct in the north american continent at that point. the last of the many hunters wiped out the herd in 1884. so while the many hunters had gone home. the bison was gone. and so what

the buffalo bills. they are an important -- what do they have to do with you? you will find out in a minute. the buffalo bills, servage important economic engine to the western new york community. but many of their fans are in canada but do not come to games because the traffic traveled to buffalo through our entry on game days. in other words, normal sunday, not much traffic. but when the bills games -- there is a huge amount of traffic. yet, the staffing levels at the border do not take that into account. we have huge back locks and people stop coming because they miss the game. you have done a great job adding new agents to the ports of entry in western new york. we talked about it. you have acted on it. i thank you for that. the question is now whether with these new agents and resources, can we make it's easier for canadians to attend bills games on the eight sundays of the year in and the games are in buffalo? it would be a huge boost to western new york's economy. specifically can we do things like making sure we have premium staffing on the lanes on --

because he didn't know about buffalo bill. don't let your boys find your toys.hat of a new firearms safety ad featuring women's neck massagers, as i like to call them, as metaphors for handguns. >> did kyle behave himself? >> of course. >> i'm so glad. kyle, we got to g mommy's got an appointment. >>. [ indiscernible ] >> if they find it, they'll play with it. >> so always lock up your guns. >> the group's co-founder, i can't even say anything, rebecca bond said, quote, our public service announcement is funny, but it's serious. parents need to take ownership of safety in the house. if you don't want kids to play with it, put it away. it's up to you to keep your stuff locked up. >> and now, how to eat corn. [ crunching ] >> yes, it's always better on the cob. by the way, that was the first neck massager. tucker, would you say -- that's what they used to call neck massagers. and the women would have it resting on the back of her neck. she'd be like this, this makes my neck feels good. did you see how poorly made the pink one was? it just went over. >> nothing is

we were in the low 70s, and it dropped down to 60 in philadelphia and upper 50s in buffalo and low 60s in pittsburgh and binghamton and the lower dew points that means drier air is moving in and it will feel oh so comfortable by tomorrow. the dew points, 60 to 65, a slight humidity in the atmosphere and it will drop back into the 50s as we get into tomorrow afternoon and especially here on saturday. satellite and radar, all is the downpours and thunderstorms from last night in the wee hours in the morning, well off into nova scotia. and cumulous clouds are bubbling up and as you head out this evening, 82 at 7:00 and 80 at 8:00 and once the sunsets, the temperature goes into the upper 70s with plenty of stars upstairs. we'll talk about the beautiful end of the week and also the weekend. we have to think about that, it's only a couple of days away coming up in just a little bit. >> always thinking about the weekend. >> we saw damage across the region, that is after the powerful storms that moved through overnight. the action cam found a huge tree branch that landed on three cars in cente

the buffalo bills. what do they have to do with you? you will find out in a minute.the buffalo bills are important economic engine to the west and your community that many other of their fans are in canada did but do not come to the games as the traffic on game days. in other words a normal sunday, chavez but when the hill's games there's a huge amount of traffic and yet the staffing levels at the order did not take that into account so we have huge backlogs and people get stuck on them and they miss the game. you have done a great job adding new agents to the ports of entry in western new york. we talked about it and you acted on it and i thank you for that. the question now is whether with these new agents and resources can we make it easier for canadians to attend those games on the eight sundays of the year in which the games aren't buffalo? it would be a huge boost to western new york's economy specifically. can we do things like making sure we have premiums staffing on the peace bridge during the three hours before the game on game days and having created -- ha

it happened on a return trip from new buffalo, michigan to burnham harbor. surviving boater told searchers, two others had been dropped off before the boat capsized. no names are being released yet. an 11-year-old girl from northwest suburban cary was killed early yesterday when a tree limb fell on her tent at a camp ground in wisconsin. the girl was camping with her father and 14-year-old brother at devil's lake state park near baraboo. thunderstorms moved through the area overnight and a 60-foot oak tree fell. a limb from that tree fell across their tent about 4 a-m. the girl was killed instantly, her father was pinned by the limb and her brother suffered minor injuries. their names have not been released. the chicago police department has released crime statistics for the first five months of this year and they say the number of murders has held steady from last year. that number is the lowest over that period since 1963. police say so far this year, overall crime is down 17 percent. shooting incidents are up seven percent and the number of shooting victi

i'm ted turner, you go eat the buffalo. i'm jane fonda, you go eat the buffalo.t beloved by the large portion of americans -- >> we have been talking about these, they don't want condoleezza rice and no heresy ally. >> jane fonda will be able to speak? >> the only way she will be kicked out, the movie "clut" whe they will say it's a bad depiction of arabs. that's how crazy the world has got. if abraham hoober comes in. >> his real name is doug, doug hooper. [ laughter ] >> in any event, let me ask you this because in the news lately, has been this bowe bergdahl prisoner swap. >> yeah. >> i was watching your show last night. watching at the end and thinking yeah, that's the problem. i forget the guy was saying you were nice to him. doug, you're so nice. i'm sitting there thinking why don't you light doug up. i got a moron saying the problem is gitmo. that's the problem. think are cooled out. that part of the world is never uptight. the simplest answer is the right answer. you know why they are nuts in the middle east? they are nuts. okay? it wasn't like they were

. >>> a new study at the university of buffalo, researchers examined age also 8 to 17 -- ages 8 to 17 looking at their heart and blood pressure before and after consuming of a feen. they found it -- caffeine. they found the caffeine had more of an affect on girls than boy becauses because of their menstrual sickles. >>> it turns out that constant grazing may make you gain weight. there are smart ways to snack. abc news nutritional wellness editor eat it to beat it, has the skinny. it's all about timing. don't snack in the morning people who snack in the morning snack throughout the day. if you're snacking in the morning it means your breakfast is broken. >> tip number two add color in your life. >> variety is the spice of life and the key to smart snacking. >> reporter: tip number 3 add protein. >> you want to muscle up the munchies. >> you want protein, it requires more energy to burn than carbs or fat. this is 13 grams of sugar that also 27 this is 13 [teen compared to 8. >> what hand do you eat with? >> my right. >> go with your left. when you eat with your none dominant hand you'r

water buffalo, cows, and sheep have been a part of romanian life for generations.people cannot live from nature alone. the eu and romanian government would rather see far fewer small farmers and more large-scale operations. when farmer sees a danger to traditional agriculture. >> what shows up here -- these policies just confuse our farmers. >> but bucharest stands by its policies. the head of the chamber of agriculture claims the farmers are just being stubborn and they refuse to go with the time is that with the times. -- refuse to go with the times. >> this is precisely where our problem is. whenever we propose cooperatives in romania we are branded as communists. >> america's family -- erika's family rejects any suggestion of starting a cooperative. the family preferred to make their caution -- their cheeses themselves with recipes handed down for centuries. >> when it starts to ferment i does it with cold water. >> many in this extended family voiced fears that traditional products could eventually be taken off the product completely. they can hardly compete w

and notice dew points in the 50s in buffalo than is moving in our direction. if you don't like the humidity you'll like the forecast the next couple of days. slightly humid and saturday the dew points are in the 40s across the entire area. all the downpours are down near halifax, nova scotia, to the north and east and high pressure comes in from canada and that fresh high is also supplying the beautiful weather for friday and especially saturday. if you head out this evening, the evening planner as you go hour by hour, and 82 and 80 degrees at 8:00 and then 70s at 9:00 and 10:00, with plenty of stars in the sky. we'll talk about the weekend forecast and it's going to be a beautiful one. we'll have the numbers in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right adam. >>> world cup mania is still alive for fans for the american soccer team. the u.s. is moving on despite a loss to germany, it was a battle into the 54th minute and germany scored the first and only goal of the game, it looked like disappointment by the u.s. but a win by portugal over ghana means the u.s

like 101 in dover and it feels like temperatures in the triple digits, if you look up to the north, buffalo and binghamton, the heat index in the 70s, there is a battle zone between dry air trying to move in from the north and stickier air from the southwest. this is causing a pretty intense line of storms working its way through detroit and nearly 2,000 lightning strikes and this whole zone shifts to the south and east, it's pretty far away. not looking to see any real activity. showing at 9:00 a few spotty showers in the poconos, about 1:30 and showers and thunderstorms in the delaware valley and the poconos, and things fire up at wee hours of morning especially south and east of the philadelphia, a break in the action at 8:30, and the system reloads, we'll have thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon, we really do need to keep the umbrella on hand. uncomfortable and warm and muggy and the low in philadelphia 70 and 68 in allentown and predawn thunderstorms, the five day at 5:00 shows very unsettled with showers and thunderstorms especially in the afternoon, it takes the edge off the heat, on fr

there's scattered clouds out near pittsburgh and buffalo, but we'll see sunshine. future tracker 6 not seeing too much of anything. shades of blue nice temperatures a nice day. jet stream dips a little bit and bring the cool canadian high pressure system from canada. that makes things pleasant for the weekend. the jet stream lifts to the north and we see the humidity return we could make a run at 90 degrees couple of times next week. the poconos, 68 degrees, a gorgeous afternoon or sunday, 76. the jersey shore, a perfect beach day, lots of sunshine out there, 78 degrees. for sunday, sunny and nice, 77 degrees, uv index both days will be very, very high make sure you apply the sunscreen. western suburbs highs today, upper 70s. allentown, 75. downingtown 77. mostly sunny, less humid, the i-95 corridor, philadelphia 79. glassglassboro, 79678. dover, 80. cape may, sea isle city, atlantic city, 77 degrees. morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, breezy, less humid today 79 degrees. father's day a gorgeous day high o

and regulations for the state of madagascar he resides with his wife and which were i was born in buffalo new york he graduated from brown university where on saturday, he delivered the com mention time speaking speech all of these make him an amazing secretary of labor a great boss we're sad at his dispatch from his old office but happy to have him here please welcome secretary tom >> (clapping) >> good afternoon san francisco it is great to be here thank you for your kind words it's an honor to be here in the presence of so many important people all of you are important i really enjoyed meeting the rosaries we'll talk them more but nancy pelosi thank you. i know a few people in america is that have not done more for americans than you so thank you for your work (clapping) and again to all our elected officials and have mayor thank you for the warm welcome we have a wonderful partner i used to serve on their board and mirror was fantastic and the progress is all about progress and moving america forward the the president's opportunity agenda is making sure we grow the economy and add mor

the buffalo bills. they are an important -- what do they have to do with you? you will find out in a minute. the buffalo bills, servage important economic engine to the western new york community. but many of their fans are in canada but do not come to games because the traffic traveled to buffalo through our entry on game days. in other words, normal sunday, not much traffic. but when the bills games -- there is a huge amount of traffic. yet, the staffing levels at the border do not take that into account. we have huge back locks and people stop coming because they miss the game. you have done a great job adding new agents to the ports of entry in western new york. we talked about it. you have acted on it. i thank you for that. the question is now whether with these new agents and resources, can we make it's easier for canadians to attend bills games on the eight sundays of the year in and the games are in buffalo? it would be a huge boost to western new york's economy. specifically can we do things like making sure we have premium staffing on the lanes on --

we come from buffalo every year we're glad to do it. more people here this year than any year we

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his father was a well-respected and excellent surgeon in buffalo. his mother was a fine person. >> after the pignataros' reconciliation, debbie started to feel ill. >> i had thought i had the flu for months, just maybe a little case of the flu, because i would get nauseous and vomit and just not be myself. >> initially, neither her husband nor her doctors knew what to make of it. >> i was having trouble walking where i couldn't lift my legs. there was numbness in my legs and hands. >> i diagnosed myodisplastic state, and the neurologist diagnosed other things, the gastroenterologist diagnosed pancreatitis. we didn't know how to put it all together, so we were all puzzled. >> tony thought debbie's gallbladder should have been surgically removed, but her doctors disagreed. >> i was so weak and my condition was so grave that i probably would have died on the table, i was told. >> but she got better. and when she got better we relaxed and thought, well, this isn't going to happen again. >> but debbie's symptoms returned again and again. the pain was get

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. >> pop for buffalo wild wings, up 6%, pete? >> a nice boost tand. warned lick out there.s all about the sporting event right now with the world cup, huge sporting event. as long as the usa is in it people are going there. valuation a little high, pull back from buffalo wild wings. >> and now the story you voted for, a pop for e-joints, a dutch company has rolled out the world's first electronic marijuana cigarette. the company njoint is selling it in clubs and bars across europe. another model allows users to load up their own weed. it retails for roughly 12 bucks a point. >> going in the proper direction, anyone else feel that? >> this is in europe. >> the world. >> the world is heading down the tubes. >> that's just in that -- >> in dutch land. >> in dutch land. >> all right. >> soccer squad though, the dutch. >> you don't like soccer. let's move on. we're taking a look at several dow stocks underperformed year to date and is now ready to bounced back big-time. zero to hero, what is it, tim? >> mentioned what's going on with mr. lavallee. he's back, and the view is this

a new study at the university of buffalo researchers examine children ages 8 to 17 looking at their heartrates and blood pressure before and after consuming caffeine. they found caffeine had more of effect on girls than boys. and, doctors say it could be because of girl's menstrual cycles. >>> do you need help with home care and hospice services, 6abc.com will host a special two-part video chat with experts from penn medicine. log on now answer questions. learn more about the services today and tomorrow from 4 to 5 on our web site at 6abc.com. >> the "action news" team is working on new stories tonight beginning at 4bg. >> let's check in with alicia vitareli live from the newsroom with a look ahead. >> hi there. >> hey, guys, live with soccer fans as we count town down to the u.s. team's very first match in the world cup. a lot of excited people waiting for that one. plus, severe weather almost caused a tragedy on father's day. but we'll tell you how that ten-year-old girl right there used social media to save her dad's life and alex tribec has done something no one else in the world has

[applause] >> i am from buffalo new york, not minnesota. anybody here from buffalo? no? >> buffalo, hey! >> oh, well. i am, anyway. a completely different direction. a pitch for a project i'm involved in. i can't top any of that stuff. i am a media person and as you i think broadly about media. i know you're talking about the people's world and what to do with it. i guess, it sounded like. involved in a project called worksite network. it hasn't happened yet, but we are open to make it happen. imagine labour news on netflix, except not really, you know, right? available menu-driven universally on any device that can connect to the internet. there will be a menu of programming and probably the flagship thing will be worksite network news, a half-hour news thing. things will be broken up for social media for purposes into small segments. we intend to have it in a place where it will house labor documentaries, which there are still a lot being made, and so on. yet, but iappening am happy you said awesome. i'm just try to get this off the it out.nd and sounding we're trying

we're talking about chevys in los angeles and you live in buffalo, new york. that is the thing. we think the local station should be supported and we want people to do it. we're working with the nfl and they're working to preserve this. and a lot of the work that is in the market way, without congress taken approach which ultimately damages local television, local economies. we don't think that is good. i finally, senator smith, wanted to close again with justice breyer's opinion in the aereo case. this is his closing line. "we remand the case for further proceedings consistent with this opinion." are there other cases out there you go sam -- are there other cases out there? i believe before the ninth circuit court of appeals. they put a hold on that. it is called the aereo killer. what this decision does is nesnforce -- re-enthro copyright. >> there are new technologies coming every year. lawfullyey can operate and consistent with the constitution -- we're all for it. >> gordon smith. gentlemen, thank you. >> thank you. >> c-span. created by america's cable companies 35 years a

from buffalo to erie. in pittsburgh, grab the umbrella. you're going to get wet for a half hour or so. light rain. also down in florida and the northern gulf, there was significant rain coming. but the big story is that little l spinning in the four corner region. that's going to head to the middle of the country with a severe weather outbreak. areas of greatest concern, nebraska, southern iowa. a possibility of tornadoes and wind damage. this time tomorrow morning, we'll be tracking those storms. >> we'll stay on top of that. >>> you're a big sports fan, right? different types? what about the l.a. clippers. they're worth $2 billion. if that's the case, which nba teams are worth almost $5 million. plus is this a case of excessive force? the story behind the incident and the billion-dollar nba team coming up. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we

buffalo grove 325. cent to 5% of the leather ropes relations and are taken but volunteers. , mine and check goes up. look at the configuration here. we have about 180 of these across the trusted area. here is willamette and highland park. this is for the temperature reached the dew point. the temperature in dew point meet with 100 percent humidity. you can see the ceiling slowly coming up here. the northern end of the city. with the waves along the lake. and fox valley view. a little sunshine the west. this is really thunderstorms may popup. visibility is restricted of to the west of us with iran has been falling heaviest most recently. >> even tonight keep a lot of stress and fog in there. a little bit of sunshine. you can see the little scattered flood warnings in the wake of the rain. this is not over yet. and we're going to let pattern will go on over the next seven days. humid air comes with warmer temperatures. the next seven days to see an average of 2.5 in. of rain. look at this 10 day reign por

buffalo in the 40s. pittsburgh in the 6 0s. i'll talk about more comfortable air in the weekend in the accuweather forecasting. ducis rogers with phillies, cubs and jimmy rollings going for a record and flyers veteran staying on for another season. that story and more when "action staying on for another season. that story and more when "action news" continues tonight >> authorities in atlanta, george a. say a man was high on drugs when he slammed his car through a glass wall at the headquarters of cnn. witnesses told police the suspect was driving down the sidewalk before he lost control and officers say the man admitted to smoking marijuana earlier in the night. crews taking down a luxury home dangling off the side of cliff in texas set on fire today to finish the job. it took less than an hour to destroy the $700,000 vacation restreet. until nears determined it was too dangerous to continue demolishing the structure by sgland trasy morgan continues to show signs of improvement following the deadly crash open the new jersey tu

buffalo, cleveland watch out for straight line wind damage gusts, up to 70 miles an hour and large mail. for the people back east, these storms will bring a temporary relief from the heat. in washington today, a record high of 97. tomorrow in philadelphia, their heat advisory of the season. heat index values, brian, headed to steamy values of around 100. >> three time zones worth of potentially severe weather tonight. mike seidel, part of our coverage. mike, thanks. >>> tonight president obama continues to deliberate over possible u.s. actions in iraq, with no real good options at his disposal. tomorrow they'll brief congressional leaders at the white house, talk about the way forward, as the situation in baghdad remains tense. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel reports from there again for us tonight. >> reporter: iraqi government planes continue an air campaign against the sunni radicals of isis. but the militants' war is far more up close and personal. this video not verified by nbc news appears to show isis radicals stopping trucks between iraq and syria. a militant asked

the report from the university of buffalo studied the impact of even small amounts of caffeine on children ages 8 to 9 and on teenagers ages 15 to 17. the younger kids got approximately the caffeine equivalent of a half to full can of soda. the teens got one to two cans worth. among all groups, the teenaged boys experienced slightly higher blood pressure levels than the girls. researchers in this study aren't sure why teenage boys are more sensitive to caffeine but suspect it may have to do with hormones. and another concern -- the effect of caffeine on millions of kids with other medical issues like adhd. >> if you take asthma medication, if you take other medications, behavioral medications, this can be a big problem. it is something that has a biological effect on our bodies, and you have to be careful. >> reporter: last year the food and drug administration suggested that we start to look at the safety of added caffeine to products. but the problem is, bottom line, no younger children should have it, and teenagers should not be fooled by the promise of an energy boost. caffeine is a st