i found out he was john burge. >> reporter: john burge is a former commanding police department commander a dark face in this history. burge was accused of using torture tactics that he learnt during his time in vietnam. by 1993, in a swirl of headlines a review board determined burge used torture and fired him. conroy says burge is not the only one to blame. >> so many systems failed here that blaming it on him is really a mistake. he didn't need the torture, he joined the police force anywhere to brutality. >> reporter: why were you so tenacious with this though? >> people were going to die. nobody was doing anything. there were a dozen men on death row there on the basis of suspect confessions. >> ronald kitchens was one of them, spending 21 years locked up. 13 of those an death row. in the wake of mounting torture allegations, governor george ryan made a decision to clear all 167 of the state's death row inmates, and modify their sentences to life in prison. in 2009, after spending half his exonerated. >> you were given a certificate of sentence. >> correct. >> can you show it to us?

burge tells abc news she is not that individual. she says she confronted that person on the day of her brother's funeral. >> i want you to know your secret didn't die in there with my brother. >> this morning, the list of alleged dennis hastert victims at about three and could potentially be growing. or at least there's concerns that could happen. hastert has kept quiet. no comment from him. he is expected to appear in court friday over the charges and could break his silence in some way. we should mention he did deny these allegations when they initially surfaced in 2006. >> so we've got individual a, who was paid money. we've got the second alleged victim, or person that the fbi did speak to who was not receiving money. and then we also have steven, whose sister just spoke up. do we know anything about the second person? >> that's one of the key questions, who this individual is. we have the person being mentioned in the federal court documents and then this person that cnn sources mentioned. i think the key question throughout th

ham burg university honors it's graduate. but this 102-year-old has wait add very long time to receive her award. as a young woman, she was enviewed with the desire to help others by becoming a doctor. but in 1938, the nazis anti-similar metic meant she was classified because of more mother's jewish faith. being labeled of mixed race, denied her the chance to get her degree. until now. >> this is a hopeful sign of a new spirited university. i am happy that it happened in my old hometown. >> the nazi crack down on the uses prompted her to leave germany and seek safety in the united states. there she was able to complete her studies and meet the man she would mary. but the couple had idealistic view which is were unpopular in the u.s., of the cold war era. so they left for east germany. but it was only in recent years that her alma mater in ham burg realized she had never been allowed to graduate. so they offered her a chance to go through a hearing to win the award. >> what really impressed me, is perhaps the doctoral that is

. >> reporter: good afternoon rick joleen burge says she was stunned when her brother confieded in here when her brother was back in high school. he didn't think anyone would believe him if he went public. dennis hastert has been in hiding since the allegations came out last week. >> he damaged steve. i think more than any of us will ever know. >> joeleen burge says he was the equipment manager and his first experience was with hastert. >> i said why didn't you ever tell anybody he was your teacher. >> he looked at me and said who will ever believe me? >> he says hastert became kind of a father figure for her brother, as a member of an explorer troop he was a handful of young men that hastert took to the bahamas. these photos were taken of steve and hastert relaxing together. >> was basically his friend the one that was abusing him. steve died of aids in 1995 and his sister says that he showed up at the funeral and she confronted him with this message, i am here and i know. >> the fbi showed up at her door and asked her about steve and that hastert was to be indicted on criminal charges

into -- rex burg into paul blart.. >> we'll show you how it work this thing. >> hang on. hang on. kennedy: i can't tell if that is a mentally deficient mechanical bull or what. >> put me on a segue, thank you. i would rather -- topic three. well sure shakira's hips don't lie but j.lo starts a riot, they didn't get on the floor in morocco, she had a televised bum tickling concert, jennifer lopez and her renowned rump are being sued for disturbing public order and tarnishing ram's hon -- woman's honor and respect, that is how you do it sister. you know what they say in morocco, shake it and break it. that world class [ bleep ] breaking international law, one muslim country at a time. >> topic 4. what better way to propose to a woman then take her back to the place you ended your first date. well too bad for this couple their first date ended at a mcdonald's drive clue. and girl on receiving end of proposal, she was not feeling the mcloving. >> willur you marry me? >> you ask me to marry you in a chicken sandwich? oh, go

. >> force burg and fellow pilot started their around the world journey back in march. so far the solar plane has stopped in -- and china. after hawaii's plans call for barnard to fly to phoenix. >>> while solar impulse 2 is trying to set a record in the air. a -- is set to is smash a 162 year record on the high seas. the maserati sailboat is about to finish a 7000-mile journey. the route once traveled by clipper ships. it's been on the water now for 20 days and according to the website just about an hour ago that boat was about 25 miles from shanghai. >>> telling people who live near the airport things could get a little bit noisier next week. between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. that will happen tomorrow through saturday june 6th. the port of oakland says that could mean more jet traffic from the north field which could mean more noise for those who live near the flight path of those. >>> gave final approval to the opening of 4 medical marijuana dispensaries, that's after closing more than a dozen this spring. under the ordinance one dispensary will be allowe

you have to remember that jolene burge did bring this story out before. she attempted to go to news organizations, i believe included the associated press and others and i think even abc back in 2006 and her story wasn't able to be corroborated and it didn't go anywhere. so she has tried to go public with the story before. and you'll recall also, there was a great deal of questions around dennis hastert when he was speaker, and his conduct of the foley case. the mark foley scandal, in which foley was e-mailing underage pages, some as young as 16 years old. there were questions about whether hastert acted quickly or aggressively enough to do something about foley and what he knew and when he knew it. there have been questions like that before. i too find it very difficult to believe that there's been no knowledge of this anywhere. it's really quite shocking. >> msnbc national correspondent joy reid thanks so much joy. appreciate your time. >> thank you ed. >>> up next hillary clinton takes aim at republicans for attacking voting rights. she's hit a nerve.

al jazeera, ham burg. >> now a u.s. company wants people to start making room in their garages for a new auto invasion 3-d printed car, the body takes just 44 hours to construct. it is still being tested. customers may be able to get behind the wheel within two or three years. this could be the shape of things to come. the car is created entirely out of carbon infused plastic on a 3-d printer like this. that is why jay rogers believed he is in the midst of transforming the auto industry. heavenry ford never had an internet. mobile has the ability to design with the tools we have today, if you had those tools when they created the industry they would have created it totally differently. >> the car with a motor is expect sod sell for somewhere between 18,000, and $30,000. it is not jet approved for public roadways including being taken seriously by critics. >> it seem as bit more like a toy, i have seen the car being printed out it definitely is a car size, and something you can drive around in, but i don't know how many

scott burg wrote this biography on woodrow wilson, a bit of re-appraisal wilson had this mix of incredible progressive record in the white house especially in his first term. statesman during world war i. but also certain lay retrograde attitude toward race relations in america but it's a great balance and ultimately one appreciates sort of that progressive movement that woodrow wilson most certainly took advantage of to the benefit of america in my view. great single volume biography of woodrow wilson. this book "13 days in september" by lawrence wright. i love this book but it humanizes diplomats and talks be in camp david accords and the 13 days anwar sadat and prime minister begin of israel and jimmy carter spent together, not always harmoniously, at camp david, and how the process worked another. personalities, history fears anxieties, stresses, mistrusts the role of jimmy carter. jimmy carter put a lot on the table, including his own reputation and it worked. and the camp david accord to this day remains the only lasting peace accord in the middle east, and jimmy carter deserves a lo

however, we do know that once reinboldt died of aids in the mid '90s that burge actually came forward and even confronted hastert at one point during the funeral of her brother. this is how she says that day played out in 1995. have a listen. >> i just looked at him and i said i want to know why you did what you did to my brother. he just stood there and stared at me and i continued to say i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother and i want you to remember that i'm out here and that i know. >> one can only imagine what that reported confrontation was like. at this point, hastert has not responded to any repeated request for comment. however, he did deny these allegations when they initially surfaced back in 2006, so now the main question here, christie and victor, what will he say on tuesday when he appears in court for his initial court appearance on these federal charges. will he break his silence in some way? >> thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> meanwhile, president obama is going to be in wilmington, delaware, this morning for the funeral mass for b

. >> amid the grandeur of the great smokey mountains near gatlin burg tennessee, excitement builds as more than 10,000 people from around the u.s. make the pilgrimage buys tickets and boarding trollies to go see -- >> fire flies. >> fire flies. >> yes, sir. >> the smokies are home to the countries biggest home of a unique species with a rhythm all its own. they twinkle, and then all go dark at the same time. >> in the light of date the tiny beetles don't look like much. they shine at night. >> you can see that white area on the abdomen. that's where the flashing will come from. >> reporter: as night falls, watchers pick their spot and settle in for a show. >> we've waited a long time for it. >> this family came all the way from st. louis. >> wanted to come here and get to see something that sounds like -- >> magical. >> with nature. >> darkness fills, first a few, then hundreds then thousands, blinking in unison. a maten ritual a symphony in the sky. they now start a flashing pattern, with a burt of twinkling lights and then they abruptly stop the females will flash back in response w

. >> reporter: jolene burge accusing hastert of sexually abusing her brother.restling coach and student equipment manager. she told that steven reinbolt confide about the abuse. he died at 42 years old. >> i asked steve when was your first same-sex experience. he looked at me and said, it was with dennis hastert. and i just, i -- you know, i was stunned. i said, why didn't you ever tell anybody, stevie, he just looked at me and said who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: she was approached by the fbi in recent weeks before hastert's indictment became public. he faces charges of bank fraud and lying to the fbi about hush money paid to a former student also allegedly abused. the justice department said he agreed to pay $3.5 million to cover up past misconduct. cnn learned the fbi has spoken to at least one more person in addition to burge who may have been a victim. hastert was a coach and boy scout leader before coming to washington in 1987. he became the longest serving republican speaker leaving congress in 2007. he has been in hiding since charges were

. >> right now in fredrics burg virginia, the search for a man who shot a man while he was sleeping.t happened on gray stone court. when officers arrived at 4:30 in the morning, they found bullet holes but no victim. when they came back neighbor said he was dead in his bed. >>> last night, someone was stabbed on the mission grounds. police just released his name. tell isjoel johnson, a homeilous man, was stab tootdbed to death. no word on who's responsible. >>> they did it on purpose. that's what they're saying about who set this restaurant on fire. it caused about $2,000,000 in damage. more than 100 firefighters exchanged the flames before the building collapsed. one firefighter was injured but everybody else made it out okay. >>> he was shot and killed getting off a bus in southeast d.c. we learned malik mercer was just 16-year-old. he was killed and the man charged with his murder appeard before a judge today. police caught him thanks to tips from the community. >>> merial bouzer talked about the upkick in violence in the community. the group's plan to meet face to face next week

burge is a credible course. she wasn't part of a corruption plot blackmail plot to tarnish the charges. she was the beloved sister of a man who was clearly abused by a pedophile who was a high school teacher who children look up to. this is what the situation is. even if some people knew when you become speaker of the house, no one is going to take you on. that young man who was abused was absolutely right. who's going to believe you? >> you grow up believing you're interrupted and inferior and have a hard time coming from victim to survivorship. since he's not here to use his voice, we have to rely on that of joline burge. maybe more will come forward as more gain strength to do so. congratulations. you were recently -- i should call you doctor. >> honorary doctor from washington college. >> thank you. >> congratulations to you. david, great to see you. >>> now to that massive data hacking scandal. china is denying responsibility for a hack that affected 4 million. data was taken from the office of personnel ma

a great night for a walk after dinner and temps in the 70s. 76 downtown and low 70s in the burgs, gaithersburg, frederick, ma manassas. by morning, 60s now. 64 in bowie and leesburg and manassas. at 9:00, the last few days in the 80s by 9:00 and holding in the 70s now. and 1:00, a few clouds lift get northward, and this will lift northward throughout the day, and a few showers popping up by 1:00 to the west. pretty pleasant, actually, and look at what happens with the storms. they're weak out in the i-81 corridor, and then boom, look at the red. that's intense storms from d.c. to fredericksburg. and we are not good enough to say here is where they will be. but be advised. 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. you gotta stay alert. they are just hammering charles county, calvert county and st. mary's county and ann arundel county. we will still have to deal with showers throughout tomorrow night. tomorrow, we won't deal with that, no. clear to partly cloudy and comfortable, 62 to 72 and winds out of the north west at 10:00. 82 at 11:00 and 85 as we get into the 1:00 hour, and clouds come in but still dry at 1

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pie 10:00 tonight, we're still in the upper 70s downtown and low to mid-70s in the burg.ll get into the 60s in the suburb, and a pair of 66s in leesburg and manassas. by 1:00, 90 just about everywhere, and we get in the 6:00 hour with showers to the north and in the mountains and probably the best chance on thursday north of town along the mason-dixon line. and we'll advance it again now, and by friday, we will take you to friday morning and 77. 90 now by 1:00 so, again, the same air mass, a better chance of showers and storms, and this may be a we -- wee bits over done but a better chance of storms friday as opposed to tomorrow. the next 3 days, isolated storm on friday and 93. and isolated thunderstorm on saturday and 94. the next 7 days, sunday, monday, maybe a quick break and upper 80s and mid-90s on today and wednesday, and the super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip. no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are k

the story echoes what jolene burge told. her brother reinbolt died in 2005. the indictment says hastert paid $3.5 million to individual a to conceal past misconduct. individual a remains unidentified. hastert is due in court for the first time tuesday. dave gooututierrez has the new details. >> reporter: in an interview with abc news reinbolt's sister said years after he graduationedgraduation ed graduated he said he had a sexual experience with dennis hastert. >> i said stevie when was your first sexual experience? and he said it was with dennis hastert. and i was stunned. he just looked at me and said who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: her brother died of aids in 1995. now another friend and classmate who asked us to conceal his identity tells abc news reinbolt confided in him. >> he told me they had been sexual and i was flabbergasted. >> reporter: he says he believes there was more than one sexual encounter. >> i said what do you mean? and he said we would do things sex hullually and sometimes it would start with massage. and it didn't go much

. >> reporter: good afternoon rick joleen burge says she was stunned when her brother confieded in heres back in high school. he didn't think anyone

we have slightly brighter yellow and shades of orange and red, that could be a burge ening thunderstormit's well to the west of reading and if i start this up it's pushing out to the northeast and if we are lucky that will miss allentown and reading and get on past us we have to keep watching this stuff as it develops clouds mix with sunny breaks and all the waterways sneaking through the wetlands and the clouds have been an issue since fairly early this morning now we get the sunny breaks and what is a good thing, 82 degrees right now in philadelphia the dew point continues to inch upward it feels humid out there if you get the sun on you and you start walking around it's a bit on the breezy side and temperatures in the 70s in lehigh and berks county but low 80s in millville and most shore spots. here is future tracker 6 between now and 2:30 we have a chance of showers and thunderstorms most of the heavy stuff is farther north but i can't rule out some of that happening closer to wilmington and philadelphia. and the north and west suburbs have the best chance in the evening, but some c

. >>> it was created, with the sham burg center, and the director said, it's a story of people doing for themselves, what i am make grant had done for generations, and generations before, which was to vote with their feet, and make a new life with themselves- >>> this work is almost 75 years old, and it could be speaking to us today. >>> those issues of labor access and education and social and racial justice are still with us, and unfortunately, are as relevance to the people, who have participated in sit ins and black lives matter and it's relevant today as they were in 1941. >>> a n.a. a. c.p. leader under scrutiny. >>> are you african-american? >>> i don't understand the question. >>> her parents say she's been passing herself off as black even though she's not. >>> a fixture is gone, the iowa straw poll has been canceled and, that came, by unanimous vote it has been there for 4 decades and it has seen criticism, over whether it is worth the investment of candidate time or money. >>> an identify of race, and reports after prominent civil activist falsely portrayed herself as bein

12% because of the nesacrosses in -- the increases in the populations and discovery bay and hills burg. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time check the weather now. cooler today but a warm up is heading our way. bill is back in the weather center. >> it will go up towards the middle of the week. today in some places it was cooler. some places warmer. but there was more wind today and that kept things breezy and cool along the bay shore and ocean beach in san francisco where the sand blowing. highs from today, 79 fairfield. 80 antioch. 85 morgan hill. highs tomorrow the same. these i didn'ts in here, fairfield, antioch, areas in here, fairfield, antioch, 80s. similar. back in san francisco, looking back towards the bay bridge. you can see the fog and low clouds pushing inland. that will have an impact on the morning. cloudy for the bay. especially livermore valley. fog pushing through. right? right here. tomorrow morning we will have fog into this area. livermore valley. the model keeps it out of san rafael but i think it will be there. strong winds, the fog, this is the result of that.

police in upstate new york say overnight they shut down eight miles between the towns of west plats burg, home to the clinton correctional facility where the two escaped last weekend. the local school distribute has closed and authorities sent out calls warning residents to stay indoors. yesterday the search for richard matt and david jet spread beyond new york state lines. >> we have information that suggests that they thought that new york was going to be hot, vermont would be cooler, in terms of law enforcement. >> authorities say they have been alerted that sweat and matt talked about going to a camp site in vermont that's made campers in the area weary. grand aisle state park is one of five state parkers in an 83 square mile area. >> that's a good place to hide out. >> we have had plenty of people approach us, and it is just what you do in a campground. there's also concern i love you and get back where you belong before uh yo get hurt. >> lee baits testified against matt is and is afraid to show his face. >> he is dangerous and like i said, he is very evil mrs. no telling what his

on pennsylvania avenue, hank silver burg, wusa 9. >> the shooting death of a district heights man inestville last night was no random act. that's according to prince george's county police who say the 22-year-old was shot to death just after 9:00 last night. officers found him in the 7200 block of donnelle place. police are offering adds 25,000 reward for information leading to his killer. >>> a suspect has been arrested in the murder of a local ice- cream truck driver. 22-year-old brandon brown was gunned down saturday evening as he sold ice cream from the big daddy ice-cream truck last night in the 400 block of vermont court. several hours later police arrested larnell liles with first-degree murder. witnesses say children were near the truck at the time of the shooting, just waiting to buy ice cream. >>> a brawl between two women in an indiana wal-mart store went viral. now one of those women involved has been arrested. indianapolis police charged amber stevenson with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and felony neglect of a dependent. police say she encouraged her six-y

do you go by seattle genetics or blue burg bio or whatever and come to phase three and fail and whoops you lose your money. this spreads it out evenly and that's the advantage of etf and in such a hit or miss type of a situation, but it's a hot area and i think that they have lots of emerging names and it's a great way to play it. you don't get burned if one fails and you get good upside if this whole area moves forward. >> your second pick is perk and elmer, an old line company, i think of it as biotech for chicken. excellent, yes. there is no question. they are a tool maker. they are trying to improve the efficien of biotech companies. although they are tied to the industry they don't have the volatility and variability that goes with it, and certainly their human area is on fire because everybody wants start biotech and derive from it from their tools, processes tha work. >> let's go on to your last pick which is astek industries. what exactly do they do and why do you like them? >> absolutely. i like the bet. when you see both sides of the isle talk positively you have to perk your

a few light sprinkles in loudoun county and panhandle of west virginia from martins burg to winchester. another cool morning. only in the mid 50s. it will hover in the mid 50s for another couple of hours so have the umbrella handy today. you might want a jacket in comfortable with a sweatshirt and umbrella, long sleeves. by later this afternoon hour by hour, through the day today temperatures holding steady. upper 50s, near 60 between now and 8:00. then by noontime, just low 60s with scattered light showers and mid 60s by the time you head back home. but have the umbrella with you too. we'll have light showers and they'll continue overnight too. but then after midnight should taper off and then by dawn, sun breaks out on friday. welcome sunshine tomorrow in the upper 70s. nice weekend coming up. only a small chance of a thundershower. here's a look at next week. it will feel like summer again. hot and humid on monday tuesday and wednesday. chance of storms on monday afternoon and tuesday afternoon. now an update on that crash earlier. here's melissa. what's doing on? >> yeah. right now

gaithers burg 79. dulles 79. 77 manassas. 82 in quantico. heat index readings making you feel about 5 degrees warmer than that. we'll stay warm tonight. we'll stay warm tomorrow morning. temperatures 72 to 77 degrees. mainly clear skies. winds out of the northwest. 3 to 6. not a lot of relief. this is going on right now. satellite and radar, dry around the capitol beltway. western maryland no problems. head over to lower michigan and indiana and outside of chicago, that's where some powerful, powerful storms are beginning to develop. these storms packing funnel clouds, severe thunderstorms, gusty winds, heavy downpours. all part of a cold front that will eventually make its way to our area as they move through the day tomorrow. widespread, severe weather. i don't think we'll see that here in washington. however, strong to severe storms into the late afternoon hours. not out of the question with the gusty winds and of course the heavy downpours and lots of lightning. closer to home a few heat advisorys around the philadelphia area. no heat ad

important and i was wondering if you can talk specifically about what is get and what parts of your burg are getting us towards, reaching the gap for low income familis that don't have access at the home to keep up with the homework for students, or the gap with senior digital divide with the isolated seniors that are not having access to health advice, and other things that the middle class and other neighbors might have. >> all four on the slide helped to move that needle and most specifically things like dig once and the buildings allow the groundwork for that future network and whatever it might look like, excuse me and the phase two of the connectivity planning effort, is calling out exactly what that future might look like, and i identifying exactly, how we might accomplish such an ambition goal. and so, it is, and i think that it is, and it is easy to draw a correlation between all four of of our budget ininitiatives that help to contribute to improving that situation. you mentioned the programs and what do you think that we could do to lift the people from the slow or no connecti

sprinkles in the shenandoah valley up 81 between front royal to winchester and right near martins burg. we'll be drying out as they cross the blue ridge. waiting for the metro and bus stop this morning, mild and 80s. very humid. 8:00 to 9:00 it will be jump up to around 80 degrees. dress for another hot and humid day today. you will need an umbrella in the afternoon. sun block and sunglasses. comfortable in short sleeves. we have issues on the roads early on this tuesday morning. what's doing on alexis? >> well, we have reports of a car fire westbound 370 at 270. all of the lanes are blocked on 370 due to response and this car fire. we're still working to confirm this to see what's going on. and we'll give you information as it becomes available. georgia avenue between mason avenue and layhill road, one lane is blocked. 66 eastbound before route 234, some volume is building. no major incidents or delays and father hurley b >>> in just a few hours, tropical storm bill is expected to make landfall in the eastern part of texas. packing winds of up to 60 miles per hour. storm team 4 meteor

lees burg ashburn in the mid-60s now. your running forecast there you go. a nice mild start.emperatures in the 70s pretty much all day long today so that is good running weather for sure. could be dealing with a chance for showers later on though. here's the way our high resolution model picks up on the rain. chance for shower in the bay bridge here in the next couple minutes. with daytime heating, there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. it won't take much to bubble these up. notice how hit and miss the rain chances are. these are not the prolonged rain chances. these are just coming and going. by noon, chances for showers in the shenandoah valley in the metro. most of the rain is going to be basically south of root 50 going into southern maryland. and the rain chances will linger longest along i-95. if you're going out on the bay today, you might actually get rained on two or three separate occasions. rain chances again go down with time. especially the farther west you live or travel with the course of the day progressing. so then there's your rain chances for today. e

martins burg 71. farther to the west in the mountains right now in the mid 60s. beautiful morning there. a few clouds are floating over. the feels like temperature will be oppressive today. and again on saturday. we will have oppressive humidity in place. then on sunday, it does look like the humidity may drop a bit. but still rather sticky. that feels like temperature this afternoon will be near 100 degrees. and as we get into the weekend the feels like temperature tomorrow in the mid 9 0ss -- 90s. so uncomfortable humidity and high heat for the next few days. next weather and traffic on the 1s your bus stop forecast what to wear for this friday. now melissa has breaking news on the roads early this this morning. >> in the district two separate problems right now. first one here, d.c. 295 northbound at pennsylvania avenue, we are shut down because of a bad accident. your alternate pennsylvania to minnesota to nanny helen boroughs back over to 295. also, suitland parkway had a fatal crash overnight. that intersection is closed here this morning. your alternate th

peters burg, romney, cumberland and seven by 6:00, still 90 degrees.by early in the morning on friday, 11:00 12:00 back up to 90 degrees. a little better chance of showers to the west on friday. day planner 70s to start, 80 already by 9:00. and 90 already by 1:00. next three day hot isolated storm on friday same thursday, 93. 94 on saturday. isolated storm. we're going to keep saturday hot for now. the next seven day, drop it on sunday and monday into the upper 80s. then boom! we're back in the mid-90s on tuesday on wednesday, and wednesday the nats come home for home cooking. which i think they could use. >> all right. we're talking a little nats in history! >> i'm bring think it all together tonight. full service dave owens. trying to keep up with you. [ laughter ] bronx providing the perfect backdrop for a rally. danny espinosa says i can crank it! i can start me up! if you start me up, i'll never stop! that ball is not coming back. and neither other nats. [ laughter ] >>> another big mess on the beltway this morning. but larry got you through it. n

. >> this happened at a popular wildlife park in so hasn'tness burg. park officials say the woman was riding in the passenger seat of a car and was trying to take a picture of lion when the big cat jumped in the window and bit her her. >> i'll stop immediately and rushed over to chase the lion i was want the gentleman that was driving he sustained injuries to his arms trying to get the lion out as well. >> park officials say the woman had the window all the way down that violates park policy. they do not plan to put the lion down but they may move it to another property where the animals do not interact with the public. >>> the secretary of state john kerry is back in boston tonight for surgery on a broken leg. secretary broke his right leg sunday in bicycle accident in geneva when he hit a curb and fell. kerry was there for nuclear negotiations with iran. >>> senator lindsay graham joins a crowded field seeking the gop nomination for president. thing south carolina lawmaker launched his campaign at a rally in his hometown of central today today. graha

and cnn has learned the fbi has also spoken to at least one more person in addition to burge, who mayd boy scout leader before coming to washington in 1987. he became the longest-serving republican speaker, leaving congress in 2007. he's been in hiding since the charges were announced last week. his attorney has not responded to requests for comment. but hastert did deny the abuse allegations to abc when they first arose in 2006. jolene burge said she confronted hastert when he tried to attend her brother's funeral. >> i looked at him and i said i wanted to to know why did you what you did to my brother. i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother. >> she did not respond to messages today from cnn. on her facebook page she posted a story about hastert and wrote, i can say with absolute certainty there is so much more to this story. finally, the truth. his former colleagues say they're stunned at the charges against hastert. >> i was shocked and dismayed by the reports that i read as anyone else around here. >> now several friends of hastert in illinois and

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so that's just south of the frost burg region. notice everybody in the pink and the purple. we do not have any warnings at this time. severe thunderstorm watch means we are watching for the potential for severe weather. tornado risk very low. we're not worried about tornados. the bigger issue will be the high wind. hail threat on the medium side and heavy rain as always going to be a pretty good threat there, too. you know it's hot and humid. 95 and heat index is 104. this is definitely one of the warmest days that we have seen. that westerly flow, 95 degrees. eeasily the warmest temperature we have seen there all year long. i think this is a little fast. brand new. just came out. i think these will be back towards the west. and then through the area by around the 6:30 hour, that's when i expect it will be around dc. i think this model is running a little bit fast. 88 tomorrow. this storm moves through. the heat goes bye-bye and so does the humidity. a chance of a late day shower or storm. and then the weekend. the weekend. we have got a good chance for not just storms but f

northern virginia bureau chief live outside the court in fredericks burg. jules? >> reporter: on one side of the courtroom today the mother of the slain student. her father, a judge, was not here today. on the other side of the courtroom, steven's family. they offered disturbing details of what happened inside the house the three women shared with the accused killer. >> they spoke at grace mann's funeral and today her house mate offered crucial testimony in the first degree murder case against the man accused of killing the sophomore. the women say they were walking a friend's dog when one got a cryptic text from a house mate. i went in holly's room and i made a mess. when katherine erwin texted back made a mess there was no reply. the women found dog water bowls overturned, the painting askew. they knocked on holly's door and steven emerged. he asked what would you do if grace didn't come back? what would you do if she wasn't here any more. he went on to say grace lunged at him and he had to defend himself. he said she'd bitten him. alex pushed into a bedroom and

time and low 70s downtown and we 9:00, 80 already in the beltway and upper cents, almost 80 in the burg. 91 in martinsburg and 89 in gaithersburg, and 6:00, still 90 everywhere. i mean, qien 89 -- 89 in winchester and martinsburg. 90 in manassas and leesburg. i think the futurecast is aggressive with the showers and storms. we'll see some on friday and saturday but primarily north and west of day. the day planner, there is your 80s. 86 by 11:00 and 90 by 1:00. friday, same forecast, may and isolated storms, and the next 7 days, sunday, not as hot. we will go upper 80s on sunday and monday, and yesterday, i thought that the front would stay to the north and today, barely south and knock the temps down briefly and mid-90s on today and wednesday and nats roll into town next wednesday. >>> all right. we'll take a fun stroll down memory lane. i'm sure you're going to love this. carol lawson is known as one of the most decorated basketball players this area has ever seen and she stars for the mystics. but years ago, she was all about hits, not hoops. >> reporter: carol lawson started her athl

even the showers northwest of lee burg, we don't see lightning but heavy rain. it's a small area, and i will say that. you south of charlestown, yellows with the rainfall rates at up to 1" an hour. this will head towardssterling. and maybe into sterling at 6:16. right now, we don't see anything severe. we'll keep an eye on 95 at noon at national, and 90 in leesburg and 82 in martinsburg. but the heat index feels like between 95 and 100. we always say this, exercise in the morning and not in the evening. we'll come back and see if the cold front will reduce our temps. >> thank you, top. >>> a former ravens cheerleader and the ex-wife of a prominent executive has pleaded guilty to the rape of a 15-year-old boy. >> reporter: molly shaddock left court without saying a word after pleading guilty to raping her son's 15-year-old friends, a charge that could land her in jail for 15 years. is she sorry? this was a child, a 15-year- old. she pleaded guilty to raping snipe -- him. >> we made it very clear we will not address this. >> reporter: investigators say that shaddo

they join us from jo hans burg. >> reporter: fox news trackers found fresh lion droppings or spores onm land a staggering 21 or 13 miles outside of the park. that means the lion is on the move and it is night here and the spokesperson for the national park said they have had no choice but to call off the track. she added that the lion could be getting hungry now. the park is 200 miles from cape town because the main highway passes right on the fence. the three-year-old male lion to have lost a territorial battle and forced to leave the tried and climbed under the fence. and a country still tense after a u.s. territory was mauled to death south africans are questioning why it only broke now. park officials were hoping to capture the lion. a helicopter and trackers who have been hunting animals and a specialist tracking dog have been unable to catch up with it. and park rangers asked local people to look for it but not capture it itself. this animal is totally wild. >> thank you, paul. >> makes you nervous. leading cause of death among americans and potentially a new drug that can gives

lewis hamilton or ros burg is now in poll for every race for the grand prix. they didn't quite have it all their own way in qualifying. both men spurped the rainy trag on their final track. >> germany was a difficult qualifier for everywhere because of track conditions. i was grateful i had the third. always pushing for that bit extra in the next one, and win the race. >> wimbledon is not far away. tournaments are coming to an end. roger federer is through to the final of a tournament in germany. he has won it seven times, beating carlovic. broking a record with 45 aces. the straight-set victory means he's in a fine. that's it from me. >> thank you. stay with us here on al jazeera we have another full bulletin for you at the top of the hour. a reminder go to the website for the latest. beating carlovic. >>> al jazeera calls for the release of its journalist arrested in germany, on a warrant issued by egypt. i'm here in doha also on the programme, a roadside bomb kills 19 people as the taliban gains control of the northern district >>> mali government signs a p

we had a minor -- a couple minor incidents on this commute from pitts burg to bay point.an tell by the long lines that we usually have. when you get to 680 it is still doing okay. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza now and the traffic is backed up for a 15- 20 minute delay. 580 livermore you can tell it is lighter. it is a little bit of slowing there and that is about it. 6:48 now let's go to steve. >>> the fog continues to work its way up the coast. it's not solid but it's really filling in. kelly said crazy up here and now there is fog. 23 students. all 23 lee vining high school. congratulations. no, i can't mention that kelly. thank you. we do have that low moving into southern north dakota. i can see the ocean it will be a great friday. i agree. it will be a huge difference in some of the temps. not much of a breeze i expected to pick up a little bit later once the low cloud deck burns off. upper 40s bodega bay. some of that cloud cover beginning to fire up here so it will be a very crazy day up there with thunderstorms, some of that cloud cover sneaking back