carolina 32, which is wonderful roads. we have the flower at the back of the old air bass, which does a good job of directing traffic. we have the west road widening -- and i could go to the parkway in west myrtle beach. all of those wouldn't be there if not for one tax >> and horry county is where myrtle beach is. >> a lot of people understand, that the tax will be born from many of the visitors here. and that's up with thing, to explain to the citizens, legislature, the gas tax is paid by someone passing through. there's a large percentage that will come from outside of the state. we have to take advantage of the four dollars to improve from the folks that are visiting there. >> and what you are saying, is critical. i was thinking, someone like myself. that 31 east and west, especially the north myrtle beach. it cuts out so much time and traffic. it's amazing, it is so fluid. what you are seeing here, it's not just improving the infrastructure that you have. improving meaning creating more roads, more highways, to lessen

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the island of north carolina. hopefully with your indulgence i will stick around for a second round. in north carolina i was speaker of the house. reform measures, including verifying a number of things that deals with worker population. in 2011, north carolina had the highest unemployment in the nation. after we implemented over fivent reform, quarters, the unemployment rate went down to 6.4 percent, the most precipitous drop of any state in that nation over the time. we had a lot of american workers who are unemployed and going back to work. i still hear from people who rely on the temporary worker don't havet they adequate people to fill the jobs. i come out of from this thatective from some data i encourage others to work at the sea were people migrated back to work. come in your opening comment you talked about how maybe some of these temporary jobs could be filled if employers spent more time recruiting outside of their geographic area or if the geographic area didn't have the perhaps you would have to incre

wright to the south carolina supreme court, becoming the first african-american south carolina justice in american history. they also elected two black lawyers to serve on a special court in charleston called the criminal court, which heard all noncapital felony cases in charleston. these lawyers also played a significant role in educating the community. probably the most common newspaper article that i would find during reconstruction, where one of these lawyers was mentioned, was when they were the key note speaker at an emancipation day celebration, a fourth of july celebration or a republican party event or a campaign event. where they almost unbearably addressed civil rights issues. robert brown eliott and francis lewis cardoza were leaders of the union league. they held meetings in which they read the constitution and the amendments in the civil rights statutes to the community. so they can be educated about those rights. now, i am a lawyer, i'm not a historian, so the focus, one of the main focuses of my research and of this book that i've done, is i've been trying to look at th

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the island of north carolina. hopefully with your indulgence i will stick around for a second round. in north carolina i was speaker of the house. reform measures, including verifying a number of things that deals with worker population. in 2011, north carolina had the highest unemployment in the nation. after we implemented over fivent reform, quarters, the unemployment rate went down to 6.4 percent, the most precipitous drop of any state in that nation over the time. we had a lot of american workers who are unemployed and going back to work. i still hear from people who rely on the temporary worker don't havet they adequate people to fill the jobs. i come out of from this thatective from some data i encourage others to work at the sea were people migrated back to work. come in your opening comment you talked about how maybe some of these temporary jobs could be filled if employers spent more time recruiting outside of their geographic area or if the geographic area didn't have the perhaps you would have to incre

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he is from south carolina. the majority of african-american members in the 19th century come from south carolina, largely because it was a majority african-american population, and their districts are majority african-american. so there is support for a black candidate. elliott is a wonderful orator, and he is one of those people who invented himself as he went along. you get the sense he was a true character. he had a great classical education. he came up after reconstruction. worked on a newspaper. he had a journalism background. many lives up to the state state assembly. he comes into the house for two terms in the early 1870's. he is one of the men who comes up to the floor and talks about the importance of passing the 1875 civil rights bill and gives some speeches that are picked up in the northern press. and they just swoon over him. in one of the speeches, he actually has a point counterpoint debate with alexander stevens, the former confederate vice president, who by that point had come back to the hous

remember what happened june 17 in charleston, south carolina?at was the day of the horror when nine people, eight parishioners and their beloved pastor, clementa pinckney, were gunned down by a white supremacist who came to join them in bible study. this young white men. they all knew each other. they did in november welcome in any way. and at the end of an hour he blew them away. except for one woman. he told her he wanted her to bear witness and tell the world what you done. a few days later the survivors and the loved ones of the victims of this country to shame when they said they forgave him. i would like to say that dylann roof unwittingly blew the roof off of the confederacy. but i don't know if that's true right now. given what is playing out in this presidential election year. but a few days later when clementa pinckney lay in state in the capitol rotunda in columbia, south carolina, he was a longtime state senator as well as pastor at the mother emanuel church, thousands streamed by to pay their respect. but first they had extreme by t

, a south carolina phone number, to being a north carolina resident.south carolina resident, d.d. good morning. >> good morning, steve. >> we pretty much know where south carolina and north carolina is. we're going to use gps and look at where the founders wanted it. as it turns out, you thought you were in south carolina, but you were just barely over into north carolina. how does that impact you? >> it's devastating to us financially, and in so many ways. so many ways. south carolina is the only state we know that has a doctor who will make house calls. we're blessed with one, and this may become even more important to us in the future as my husband has many health issues. >> well, you moved to south carolina precisely to save money. the cost of living there is lower. but if you are a north carolina resident, what happens to your taxes? >> oh, they would go up. tremendously. we would have to change our deed, all of the addresses, our driver's license, everything would change. >> you mentioned your husband's health care. because you are technically a

why was it different in south carolina? we have had shootings throughout the country where people took the streets, there were riots, sores were exposed and scabs pulled off. what was it about south carolina that was different? i promise you we are not perfect people. i promise you under the right circumstances what you saw in other places in the country would have happened in south caroli carolina. here is the difference. we were in such shock that someone could go into a church and kill people they were praying with. it was hard to get our heads around that. what woke us up was how the families behaved. within 48 hours there is an arraignment of the accused. and all of the family members appeared in court. instead of taking to the streets, and showing their frustration with the system that i am sure can always be made better, that is by far from perfect, they decided to channel their grief into something constructive. i promise you i could not have done this. if this had been one of my family members i could not have done

a role opposite tom cruise in the classic '80s blockbuster, kelly mcgillis attacked in her north carolina home. >> what's going on there, ma'am? >> i have somebody in my house. >> the actress joins the growing list of celebrities facing stalkers. >>> it's the latest pop culture bomb with kanye west. a music video featuring what appear to be some of the most famous people in the world in bed together. what was kanye thinking this time? >>> but first the "nightline 5." >> viagra single packs so guise with e.d. can take viagra when they need it. >> ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain. your blood pressure could drop to an unsafe level. seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more fan that you are hours. call your doctor if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing. >> did conserve your doctor about viagra single >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. it's one of our primal fears of summer. predators in ocean waters, invisible until they attack. we're talking about sharks. many cont

it is a tale about reconstruction in south carolina. one has to imagine whether he thought about the place where he once lived when he watched the film in the white house. beyond the extends screening of the film in 1915 while he was president. woodrow wilson as a teenager is living in this time and place in columbia. he makes this. remarkable transformation he has a black representative that is up the road at the statehouse. he is living in a largely presbyterian world as the black community begins to really build a strong black church. a variety of dominant -- denominations. he is also going to be the president will sign the 19th amendment, yet as a teenager he will hear debates and probably have conversations and his own parlor about the 15th amendment. granting suffrage to black men. a lot of these issues he experienced growing up, they're certainly going to come back around as an adult and president. we knew we had this opportunity where we could use this very influential great man to talk about a subject that is very complex. it i

he said, south carolina has come a long way. not to say there is not more to -- there is a long way to go but we want to thank you for having us here and it is amazingly heartening for the things that we do in large present the country where reconstruction is barely mentioned or kind of hidden in euphemisms to see a place that is really embracing the idea of its country already to their culture, history, development, and i feel like you all will be a model not just for the kinds of ideas that we'll talk about with the national park service but i hope a model to lots of other communities. i will quickly give you a sense of how kate and i came to be interested in this before i do that, i will about how i got to be there. eric talked about the politics of history. there is also along with that, the propaganda of history. i grow up -- nobody can talk a south carolinians in crazy stories but i grew up in central kentucky and in the center of the town square, there is a cannonball stuck in a brick with a big brass arrow pointing to it

senator jan blue the minority leader of the north carolina senate. representative larry hall, democratic leader of the north carolina house of representatives. l linda coleman running for lieutenant governor. judge mig morg mike morgan runn against a republican supreme court incumbent. and don't forget dan blue iii is running for state treasurer. . josh stein running for attorney general. and let's give a big round of applause to your next governor, attorney general roy cooper. your next ag commissioner, walter smith. and your next -- >> while we're listening to all of these introductions and applause lines for future potential politicians, let's deal in jennifer griffin covering the clinton campaign for us. jennifer, are you there? >> reporter: yes, hi, gretchen. we're here standing by. and hillary clinton has just come on the stage behind me. she's going through a list of thank yous right now. but we're told from aides she is not going to respond directly to donald trump's speech today. he attacked her as you heard this morning, but she will repeat

hudson of north carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 783, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina. mr. hudson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to urge my colleagues to support my amendment that prohibits funds from this appropriations bill from being used to transfer prisoners from guantanamo bay. over the weekend, we were tragically reminded of the very real threat of radical islam hen 49 americans were murdered in the worst terror attack since 9/11. as we continue to mourn and pray for the victims and the families, we must remember we are war with islamic extremist. yet, the president is so focused on closing guantanamo, he ignores the people detained there. the american people are counting on us to protect them. this is a prison that houses some of the world's most dangerous war criminals and hardened terrorists. including some responsible for 9/11. how can this administratio

trump initially came out against the north carolina law saying, "leave it the way it is. bathroom that they feel is appropriate. there's been so little trouble." trump backtracked later that same day, saying the issue should be left to states to decide, but that didn't stop cruz from fear-mongering on the campaign trail. >> donald trump agreed with hillary clinton and barack obama, and donald trump argued that grown men should be allowed to go into girls rest rooms. >> women's rest rooms -- >> amen. >> should not be used to drive a political point by the pc police. >> let me make things real simple. even if donald trump dresses up as hillary clinton, he shouldn't be using the girls rest room. >> seth: oh sure, but if a lizard dresses up in a suit, he can run for president. [ laughter ] oh, i see how it works. [ cheers and applause ] i get it. this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how does this world, help you experience this world? oh man i've only been to one place! oh i h

carolina deal with their own history. we're talking about torture. -- georgia. in georgia and north carolina few private homes were burned. those that were belonged to men like howell cobb, who sherman considered a traitor guilty of , bringing on the rebellion. cotton gins and corn cribs were put to the torch, but rarely a private home. in fact, one study conducted in georgia during the 1950's comparing wartime maps with existing and develop structures found that most along the route of the march were still in existence and a few that were to post-waren lost accidents. despite the commonly held belief reinforced by "gone to the wind" that sherman reduced atlanta to smoldering ruin, only the business and industrial sections were put to the torch. the residential area and courthouse area were spared. some houses were destroyed, but in general the residential areas , survived, although battered. fully 60% of the city was still standing when sherman set out on his infamous march to the sea. the 40% of atlanta destroyed was co

[cheering] senator dan blue, the minority leader of the north carolina senate! [cheering] representative larry hall, the democratic leader of the north carolina house of representatives. [cheers and applause] linda coleman running for lieutenant governor. [cheers and applause] judge mike morgan, running against a republican supreme court incumbent. [cheers and applause] and don't forget that dan blue iii is running for state treasurer. [cheers and applause] josh stein running for attorney general. [cheers and applause] and let's give a big round of applause to your next governor, attorney general roy cooper. [cheers and applause] your next ag commissioner, walter smith. [cheers and applause] and your next united states senator, debra ross. [cheers and applause] we're going to work hard in this election to elect as many democrats up and down the ticket so that north carolina can get back on the path to the future, get off this detour that you have been on. [cheers and applause] now, i have to start by saying if you noticed anything different about me today, it co

what i think about -- north carolina is a really diverse state. we have the mountain where it snows a lot. but it also has a very vibrant spring and summer tourism season. have we looked at any regions where the -- where the prospects of an american worker to have a 12-month job makes it more likely -- or, mr. camerota, you can opine on this, too. makes it more likely that a higher percentage of those jobs would be filled by american workers because they could get a 12-month job, and eastern carolina where you don't have the year-around population base and you need some temporary workers that may only be working five or six months or four or five -- or three or four months if you're in the seafood industry? >> let me go first and i'll let you follow-up. first of all, the industries that we see using the h-b program very seasonal. the states where bringing in workers have these kind of seasonal patterns. they also tend to be in more out of the way places. when we talk about how well to measure wages and employment and people are out of work, there'

the sheriff's department now telling abc news she flew to north carolina from chicago, and possibly took cab directly to mcgillis's home. >> she said, "you've been stalking me, you know exactly who i am." that's when i got scared. >> reporter: so scared, she got an emergency concealed weapons permit, posting this picture to facebook from her target practice. today, mcgillis, left bruised, scratched and unsettled, says she is most upset, that her alleged attacker wasn't alone. >> she had a 6-year-old girl with her who had to be a part of all that it's horrible. >> reporter: and that child was put in protective custody. dorn is now freed on $60,000 bond and is due in court this week. cecilia. >> thank you. >>> up next right here -- a new career for the first lady of maine, why she said she's ready to take your order. >>> and riding high, the new attraction 1,000 feet in the air. if you're scared of heights, close your eyes for this one. yeah, no thanks -- not for me. ? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in.

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quote, western north carolina is suggestive of pennsylvania. it abounds in small arms rather , andlarge plantations corn, not cosan, is the principal product. there are apple orchards and many peach trees, some fences, and occasionally a comfortably situated farmhouse. end quote. i like how he had to add occasionally. graduateld harvard law john richard did a was equally evocative. many men in virginia, he said, quote, owned 5000 and 6000 acres of land. tracks these half their could be broken up into small arms, the soil would yield a product fourfold greater than now. the next sentence is even more telling. intelligenceand and industrious yeomanry composed of colored virginians could become the new leaders. ". northern visitors to the west, , wouldame -- same time have similar suggestions. some background information is necessary. during the civil war itself, in the events occurred west that pointed towards the necessity for change in indian policy after the war. the first of which was that there was a war within a war, that the tutor -- the d

i'm from north carolina. >> i know. >> stephen: it sounds like a north carolina accident, is that whatucated. >> i heard about this. something about bark coup sauce. >> stephen: there's a fight between north carolina and south carolina, about which is the true carolina, and we forgive them for their arrogance. >> what is the barbecue sauce ingredient controversy. >> stephen: south carolina is known for a mustard-based sauce, and north carolina is known for just ruining barbecue with a vinegar. based barbecue. they put vinegar on it. that's ridiculous. in this movie, wolfe was a genius but is he the genius of this movie or is it the editor who is also hemingway's edto the. >> faulkner, he discovered hemingway. that is the question of the piece, what is it to be a genius? it's a word that's used rather too liberally i think nowadays. people are always said to be a genius of this, a genius of that. >> stephen: have you been called a genius? >> i haven't yet, but i'm hoping. >> stephen: is this-- is this movie just fish ago exactly. who knows? but i would argue that it's the relationship.

and you can see jacksonville heavy rain streaming up into the carolinas.nd we are looking at the potential 3-6 inches plus from northern florida through south carolina and georgia. and that will cause localized flooding. the center of the storm again is beginning to pull ashore. maximum sustained wind 50 miles per hour and a pretty weak tropical system moving northeast at 22 miles per hour it will actually take out the forward motion by tomorrow morning around 8:00 near charleston, south carolina. and then racing out to sea. the reason why, there is a cold front pushing it out to sea and a big change in weather by wednesday. and i will let you know in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you, cecily. >>> more politics. donald trump trying to put out the fires over his comment about the judge, criticism from foes and friends for saying that the judge has been ruling unfairly in the trump university lawsuit because he is mexican. the judge, who was born in indiana, an american, is of mexican dissent. trump says that the judge has it in for him because tru

in north carolina the bill. in florida, in virginia restrictive voter laws and limits on community-based registration and in arizona here where 60% of the minority population lives, polling places number 400 in 2008 were cut to 60 during state's recent primary. while statewide there is an average of 1500 eligible. the significance of the protections lost after shelby county cannot be minimized. although the days of poll taxes, literacy tests and brutal physical intimidation are behind us numerous repeated and deeply disturbing instances continue compelling the need for swift action. one of the most successful pieces of civil rights legislation voting rights act always seen broad support. currently there are two by partisan proposals in the house and senate but house and senate leadership have refused to consider legislation. the vra has been successful at protecting minority voters from discrimination because of section five. the supreme court's decision in shelby county has put out risk the progress it used to

lawmakers removed the con federal flag from the south carolina state house grounds. at the service today, one clergy member was asking for mercy for roof's soul. the charlston community will hold 2 dozen anniversary events over the next 12 days, in memory of the church shooting victim. >>> defense rested today in the trial of a baltimore police officer charged with murder in the death of freddie gray. caesar goodson declined to testify in his own defense and driving a transport van. another officer testified gray was not cooperative during his arrest. closing arguments are scheduled for monday. >>> baltimore police say a 14- year-old boy was driving a stolen jeep that hit and killed a 9 year old girl jed outside her schoolment -- yesterday outside her school. he was charged with vehicular manslaughter. he was speedsing to get away from officers, he ran a red light, he hit a car and then slammed in to her and a crossing guard. amereia died from injuries. the crossing guard is recovering. >>> to the latest on the murder of a british member of parliament. they are ve su

he frequents elizabeth town, north carolina. he frequents the georgia area. we are working with our federal partners and atf as you've heard as well as the us marshall's office to locate this individual and to bring him to justice. >> there's a $20,000 reward for his arrest. >>> congressman brendon boil wants a formal congressional hearing to investigate any threats related to ground water contamination around more than 600 department of defense installations across the nation. that includes horsham air guard station in montgomery county. when officials tested ground water near that area, they detected chemicals used in firefighter fighting foam prompting the shut down of nearby wells. boil says some studies have linked those chemicals to cancer. officials are handin handing out bottled water to anyone with contaminated wells. >>> baltimore police officer facing the most serious charge in the death of freddie gray has opted for a bench trial if his case. officer caesar goodson is facing a murder charge. goodson was behind the wheel of the police transport van

and also into north carolina.s means clouds and humidity for us. i'll show when you we see rain coming up when we come back. >> and demanding answers what one homeowner says he saw floating outside his high rise window that has him, well, pretty freaked out. >> right now at 10:30 works are working to contain a fire in delaware county. let's take look at the scene. this is folcroft a family dollar store was up in flames. scene is less chaotic right now just about half hour ago that blaze hit three alarm. big plumes of dark smoke there. no reports of any injuries despite all that you see right there. firefighters are still on the scene working to contain this fire. we will stay on top of the breaking news and bring you the latest as the news warrants. >>> phone video captured the moment a septa police officer slammed a man in handcuffs to the ground. the video is getting a lot of attention online but are we seeing the whole story? fox 29's dave schratwieser went looking for answers. >> reporter: video posted on face

>>> and to the "index" now, and the health scare at a popular north carolina vacation destinationhan a thousand guests of the meadowbrook inn may have been exposed to legionnaires' disease. so far guests diagnosed with the respiratory illness that can lead to pneumonia. anyone who visited between april 15th and june 15th should contact health officials. >>> and maine's first lady is taking on a ne governor's wife ann lepage is waiting tables in boothbay harbor this summer. her husband's $70,000 a year salary is the lowest take-home pay for any governor in the country. she said the new job will help supplement that income and allow her to buy a new suv. >>> if you're afraid of heights, this one is not for you. the brand-new sky slide in downtown l.a., 1,000 feet up, a glass tunnel linking the 70th to the 69th floor, i think i would probably take the stairs instead. >>> and visitors to the columbus zoo got a real scare today, too, the zoo placed on lockdown when a dangerous animal escaped. the outlaw -- a 7-month-old bear cub named joan, as in jett, she was moving to a new enclosure

and also into north carolina.s means clouds and humidity for us. i'll show when you we see rain coming up when we come back. >> and demanding answers what one homeowner says he saw floating outside his high rise window that has him, well, pretty freaked out. ♪ what are you doing? sara, i love you, and... [phone rings] ah, it's my brother. keep going... sara, will you marry... [phone rings again] what do you want, todd???? [crowd cheering] keep it going!!!! if you sit on your phone, you butt-dial people. it's what you do. todd! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... yes! [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] >> right now at 10:30 works are working to contain a fire in delaware county. let's take look at the scene. this is folcroft a family dollar store was up in flames. scene is less chaotic right now just about half hour ago that blaze hit three alarm. big plumes of dark smoke there. no reports of any in

the third contest in 2012 was south carolina. south carolina was not won by mitt romney, nor was it won by rick santorum, nor was it won by ron paul. south carolina was won by newt gingrich. he won by a lot. newt gingrich beat mitt romney in south carolina that year by more than 10 points. and after that super-strong surprise showing in south carolina, there was this brief period of time in the 2012 race where newt gingrich really was the republican presidential front-runner. and of course it didn't last. but he did really beat romney by a lot in south carolina. and at the time he had this billionaire backing him who seemed ready to spend infinitely to promote newt gingrich as a candidate. the way that newt gingrich won south carolina so big was that he just brutalized mitt romney in the press and that just seemed like a very effective thing. that wasn't going to turn around any time soon. i remember covering it at the time. i remember it was a short period of time but i remember the beltway being absolutely captivated for a shor

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it is important to the economy of south carolina, i think of the nation. i did not get my way, but i am not going to stand in the way of people being able to avoid being killed. the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. mrs. shaheen: will me colleague from south carolina yield for a question? mr. graham: i would be glad to. mrs. shaheen: you talked about the fight against isil and how that's spreading across the middle east. what kind of a message does it send to the taliban, to isil, to other terrorist groups when they hear that -- should they hear that we're defeating this program that was designed to help those people who helped us? mr. graham: that's great question. they're called night letters. let me tell you how this works. i was in ca kangahar trying to build up capacity of a particular area of kandahar. the judges were being killed in large measure. it was pretty hard to find anybody that wanted to be a gunnel. so we hardened a site. we put some american troops along with afghan soldiers to try to get a judiciary up in running and we

carolina: le saluda carolina ramÍrez, estrenÓ los estrenos de cine para disfrutar con la familia duranteecesita. esto transcurren los seis meses de la entrega de la primera saga. se embarca en un viaje en el que se encuentra con los mantarrayas. nuestra segunda en el estreno es la comedia que cuenta la historia de bob un estudiante vÍctima del bullyng en la escuela. cuando regresa al la escuela recluta a su amigo quien lo maltrataba y ahora es un contador. sin darse cuenta se ve inmerso en un mundo de presiones, tiroteo y espionaje con mucha acciÓn. en esta Última semana y buen dÍa del padre. ya sabe que para las noticias de entretenimiento puede visitar univisiÓn.com. ilia: muchas gracias a todos, noticias univisiÓn 65 regresa el lunes, les deseamos un buen fin de semana. es viernes 17 de junio, estas son las principales noticias. paÍses se une la recaudaciÓn para familiares y amigos de la vÍctima de orlando. un sobreviviente relata univisiÓn las o las mÁs dramáticas de su vida, las viviÓ juntacadÁveres y heridos. se espera que el congreso apruebe medidas sobre control de armas podrÍa h

we have tropical storm warnings along the florida, georgia, south carolina and north carolina coastlinea cold front will help push it out to sea. it may have an impact when the tides and the waves in the eastern portions of canada b bu that's about it. anywhere from 200 to 250 millimeters of rainfall as we go throughout the next 24 hours. gusts up to 90 kilometers per hour and waves as high as six meters. once the system clears out, we are expecting a relatively calm condition. for a good portion of the united states. we have a little bit of low pressure system moving over the southwestern portions of canada. that may bring some scattered showers over the rockies throughout the day on tuesday. thunderstorms into denver. notice heat to the south with highs in the 30s. again, some rain expected from the front that's trying to clear the coast from toronto and new york and d.c. dry over towards california. we are seeing temperatures there more normal for this time of year, but we are dealing with fire problems. so that's going to continue as we go throughout the day on tuesday. as you look