. >> host: charleston to west virginia. this is booktv on c-span2. >> caller: hello, great to talk to you. the question i have is that possible for states attorneys general to possibly bring prosecution charges against the obama administration, and the members of congress who thumb their nose that citizens of the constitution by sitting back and turning heads away while we are flooded by illegal aliens. i'm not afraid to use the term. that's what it is. i am scared because what i see happening is with giving the back taxes for the past three years for these people, the free college educations, the housing and everything, to me that is buying votes for the next election. what is it going to take to finally have others in congress besides ted cruz and michael lee, the great pastries they are, what will it take to get these people to stand up to the administration and tell them to pretty much are thumbing their finger at the american people. >> guest: as far as my own stamps, there is no welfare state. and totally open if there

front on satellite 6 along with action radar draped over the i-95 corcorand arcs its way to charleston, west virginiafor the most part that is where the most severe weather is concentrated this evening, tonight we have a chance for early pop-ups south and east and partly cloudy 58 to 68 degrees with the winds switching to the northeast direction 85 degrees tomorrow and the start of the weekend on saturday looking good but a little toasty with the south-southwestly winds 10 to 20 miles per hour with a cold front in the ohio valley ahead of that 88 degrees and that front closes in the second half of the weekend, at the shore heading down here looking good a temperature of 72 degrees and on saturday partly sunny and not bad, we kick it up to 74 and sun we watch for afternoon downpours and thunderstorms arriving and the rest of the morning looks okay but the ocean is cold at 56 degrees, the exclusive accuweather forecast, mid-80s tomorrow and we lose a couple of degrees off today and it's a tad less humid than the last few days, 88 and the humidity comes back with the breeze on saturday and again sun aft

much to look at but lots of sunshine here in the mid-atlantic to the west we can see high clouds coming to pittsburgh and charleston west virginia and the high clouds are moving in late tonight and throughout friday as the warm front approaches, for tonight mostly clear and comfortable and cool and temperatures ranging from 44 in the suburbs to 54 for center city, as we take a look at the day planner for your friday, 59 degrees. as we get to 11:00 69 and high clouds arrive and 2:00, 77 here is the weekend setup it lifts into new england for your saturday and sunday the jet stream cuts through the country and just east of that jet stream and basically we have a setup going on from last weekend deja vu. severe weather east of the jet stream in the heartland and the ridge builds east of there including the mid atlanticic and the deep south and southerly winds humid with spotty thunderstorms and temperatures going back into the 8:00, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and nice and high clouds in the afternoon of 78 degrees, and the humidity really kicks back in saturday and sunday and both days a chance of scattered

to a quick warmup. the heat will fuel storms later today. right now watching a line of storms that extends into west virginia. some heavier downpours to the north of charleston. that's a potential for our area this afternoon. potential for severe weather. 7:00 this morning, you can see the clouds that will be moving through the area. they thin out. we'll get some sunshine and it will be a quick warmup. upper 80s this afternoon. 10:00 in the morning, mainly shower free. we could see isolated showers move in during the early afternoon hours in alan town. look at the heavy duty weather arriving in western lancaster at the 2:00 hour. sweeping into reading and alan town. 3:00 in the afternoon. by 4:00 chester county will be getting heavy downpours. you can see a line of storms that is popping up ahead of the main line to the west. this is going to be affecting the afternoon and evening commute with the potential for severe weather for our area. keep an eye on the sky this afternoon. seven day forecast with a chance of more storms and i'll show you when we're going to see a break from the heat when i come back in 10 minutes. >>> it's 20 minutes till 6:00 now. time

to our west. this is in west virginia. been a little bit of thunder with this too around charleston as it moves off to the east into the shenandoahmay be later this afternoon. into this evening. right now it is mild and we are in the 60s. most of maryland and virginia, the eastern shore around 70. shenandoah valley and the mountains now in the 60s to near 60 degrees there. good news on the pollen count. it has dropped considerably. in fact less than half of what it was last week. but still in the high range. it's now mostly mulberry pollen and the oak tree pollen which a lot of people suffer from is way down. temperatures in the upper 60s. partly sunny noontime. low 80s. that's when we will have a shower to our east. here's the timing on that, the remnants of ana passing east oft have a shower in the eastern suburbs and by late afternoon may be in our southern eastern suburbs. maybe thunder, eastern west virginia the panhandle by 4:00 p.m. into the shenandoah valley around 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. after that it breaks up and we stay dry the rest of the evening and into tomorrow morning. keep one the changes on the storm team 4 weather

we beat that for a long shot. 90 in charleston, west virginia. plenty of warm air. to go along with a warm air there is a cold front. this is on the leading edge of the next batch of cooler temperatures and that is pinned to the west for a while. high pressure sprawling high pressure controls our area. bottom side of the high there is an area of low pressure spinning up well south of the south carolina coast. this is the system that has been dubbed "subtropical storm ana" top winds of 40-45 miles per hour. most of the circulation is out to sea. you can see the rotation, the circulation here, but there is not a lot on the western side. some of the winds are chewing it up. hurricane models continue to expect this to drift north and northwest. not get stronger, just become more consolidated with the showers and the thundershowers in the next couple of days. once we get later in the weekend there indications it will make a turn and head north and east pretty good pace. but that is not until monday afternoon when it gets near southeast virginia. then it will clear out. mayb

to the gulf coast. temperatures in the 80's. 90 degrees last hour in charleston, west virginia. now89. we see the warm weather continue for several days. the biggest concern and the biggest part of the weather curiosity is down south all day. all day long the commuter models with an area of low pressure with a subtropical low that has been form and given the name ana a-n-a. computer models are showing it will move northwest. some of you can see the circulation clearly and not much rain with it. most is out over the ocean. but it may develop rain and winds. we will keep an eye on that. eventually it is expected to get picked up with westerly wednesday atmosphere which will give forward momentum to drift northwest and come on shore and rapidly starting late monday move to the northeast. as far as impact rain through carolinas and lower bay. southern maryland. enhanced chances of thundershowers and the rain showers late monday afternoon and monday night. it gets out of here. wait until you see the seven-day. after the storm ends look what is coming up. we will see high of 84 degrees for t

we are tracking a front to the west pittsburgh, buffalo almost making its way towards huntington and charleston, west virginiais but this is our let's just say opportunity over the next 24 to 36 hours to see a little bit of rain. so, patchy clouds tonight, on the mild side, near 60 degrees in the suburbs and beyond that in center city and we're off to the races in the temperatures tomorrow morning. at 8:30 already 71 in philadelphia, 73 in millville. ahead of that cold front the cold front pushes through here tomorrow afternoon and during the early evening hours. there's not a lot of excitement in the atmosphere or dynamics to get things going so they will be very scattered downpours some embedded thunderstorms. does not look severe at this point but any storm whether it be strong or severe is dangerous with its lightning so that's something we will follow tomorrow afternoon but again would bring some much needed rain for a few of us. pollen outlook. it will be high again during the day tomorrow. then it drops off a little bit on wednesday with another opportunity of morning showers or downpours before it spi

to stay medium heading throughout the weekend. the temperatures, however will be on the rise. currently across the mid-atlantic region we have temperatures in the 70's. seventy-one in philadelphia 78 in charleston, west virginia. already 82 degrees in memphis. eighty in nashville tennessee. that warmer air will be pumping its way to the the north and east as early as our weekend. so the the 80's are making a come back. it will be a muggy weekend with a threat of pop up showers and storms. we will talk about details with the full, exclusive accu weather forecast. >> all right melissa thank you again. >>> turning to sports commissioner of the nfl said he will personally hear tom brady's appeal. quarterback ace peeling his four game suspension over deflate gate. abc's ryan smith breaks down what it all means. >> reporter: wells report in context, lays out patriots case state ago this there is no evidence that tom brady preferred footballs lower than the the leagues normal of 12.5 and no evidence that anyone thought that he did. report also aims to shed light on one of america's most mysterious figures locker room attendant jim mcnally aka the deflater. that nickname has nothing to do with deflating footballs. on

fourth day in a row charleston, west virginia 90 noting we have a chance of maybe bringing 90 at some point. 83 a little higher humidity. speaking of this tropical system we'll get right to turning west of here is more of a cold front the area of low pressure going into the central and northern plains. there is ana. you can clearly see the clockwise spin here. track its effects from saturday night at 11:00 the latest information near 70 still. ana will only weaken from here. by monday afternoon evening going just south may enhance the moisture field. monday is our likeliest shot for widespread showers and storms not mother's day. just a little increase in humidity in the bigger picture here. tomorrow morning may mean cloud cover. in the bigger picture it doesn't look like a lot of rain in the far out forecast at least from the system. we get closer and you see maybe more scattered storms to come. tomorrow morning mild but a little more humid as well. it's going to be the counterbalance situation, cloud cover holding temperatures down so the higher humidity maybe doesn't feel that bad. your rain chances holding off as well. to show it here, mostly cloudy skies. maybe mom

charleston, west virginia 90 degrees. four in a row. in may. early may at that. we have the tracking of the humidity. clear skies as we continue toovernight. you have light winds and temperatures go down closer to the dew point temperatures. even get some fog to form, cloud cover around in the morning. i'll leave it to you whether the balance will be temperatures 70's, humidity higher, if the hirer temperatures would be on the higher humidity it wouldn't feel great. obviously the warmer weather still west, 90 degrees that had been in charleston something to keep in mind. severe weather today but could have been worse to the midwest. the atmosphere reconfigured and left over cloud cover and cooler temperatures in spots. looking south this is ana just south of our region. the first tropical like system in a year. near 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts. pretty impress ive for the first named storm. by monday, monday afternoon this system is going pretty close to the region. effectively it just enhances our moisture field with a little more water vapor and we feel the humidity into the air. that increases the chance of showers and storms a

to the sunshine. it will warm up all over again. 85 in columbus right now. 88 at charleston, west virginia.nded by warm air. that is the predominant weather feature for the next several days. through the weekend and into next week. every days in the 80's in fact. by tuesday we could get close to 90 degrees in parts of the mid-atlantic for one day. for the moment, quite weather here. yesterday's cold front dissipated and washed out. all the emphasis is going to heads down south to a developing storm center. even the hurricane hunters check it out and their aircraft. it looks like it will develop over the weekend. it will keep us in this flow of air off the atlantic and keep us warm and muggy. it will be warm, comfortable friday and saturday. sunday becomes a bit more humid. thunderstorms a possibility. by late sunday and monday, the moisture from the system will get appear. it will be perhaps widespread showers and storms sunday night and monday night as well. we kind of skipped spring weather. alison: ok, thank you. leon: let's check on the traffic situation affecting the commute home. jami

stephanie: he is a ceo graduated from charleston high school in west virginia back in 1967. at market makers. i'm going toive you a hint, he may have gone to high school in west virginia. he lives on the west coast and may or may not have graduated from duke university. a lot of extraordinary people went to duke. erik: he graduated from west virginia in 1967. stephanie ruhle -- stephanie: it is john chambers. the winner gave us john chambers, who was trying to bring cisco back to its glory days of the late 90's. so many of these big tech companies, investors don't get a chance to get them to the next chapter. he is a positive force. he participated in march madness. he said whenever his team is down, he has duke basketball. they look for some positive energy. the internet of things, a lot of other people do. erik: it is hard to move a company that big that fast. stephanie: maybe he's the guy looking to buy salesforce. erik: john is very conservative about doing deals. stephanie: have a great weekend. see you monday. scarlet: bloomberg television is on the markets. it is the first day of may. bio techs and

to our west. you can see the clouds not producing any rain now. it's west virginia that's seeing heavy downpours moving northeast of charleston. this line of showers, the potential for thunderstorms will reach into central pennsylvania during the late morning hours and then it's during the afternoon that we'll see the heavy weather arrive in reading and lancaster counties. that's 2:00 in the afternoon. as the afternoon progresses so will the storms. chester, montgomery bucks county. 5:00 getting the storms. 6:00 this evening the heavy weather arrives in wilmington, philadelphia, and trenton. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast calling for a steamy day with the potential of afternoon showers and thunderstorms in the pocono mountains. alan town and quaker town storm threat there, too. look at the temperature climb. trenton 87 and mount holly up to 87 degrees. partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies for rehoboth cape may and atlantic city. if you get the storm it will be during the evening hours. the storms may thin out before they reach the jersey shore. vineland, 87 degrees this afternoon. the storm threat however, will be around

to find the wreckage of society that does not value freedom. i recently met with a group of constituents who are live in charleston, west virginia and many of theme loved ones in syria. their stories provide a strong warning to us. in syria, a cruel and brutal dictator, assad is attempting to silence opposing views, and has resorted to chemical weapon attacks on his own people and has gunned down his own citizens, he has bombed hospitals and apartment complexes full of women and children. we can learn an important message from syria. once tyranny grabs hold, it will grow and keep its reach. in syria four out of five people live in poverty a million wounded and more than three million have fled the country. but we should not be so arrogant as to think that our liberties here at home in the united states are safe. the evidence that our basic freedoms are under siege is growing, and i would like to share just a few stories that have recently come to my attention. for example, an eight-year-old second grade student in a new jersey public school wanted to sing "awesome god" at her after-school talent show but was told she couldn't because of the song

. >> host: charleston to west virginia. this is booktv on c-span2. >> caller: hello, great to talk to you. the question i have is that possible for states attorneys general to possibly bring prosecution charges against the obama administration, and the members of congress who thumb their nose that citizens of the constitution by sitting back and turning heads away while we are flooded by illegal aliens. i'm not afraid to use the term. that's what it is. i am scared because what i see happening is with giving the back taxes for the past three years for these people, the free college educations, the housing and everything, to me that is buying votes for the next election. what is it going to take to finally have others in congress besides ted cruz and michael lee, the great pastries they are, what will it take to get these people to stand up to the administration and tell them to pretty much are thumbing their finger at the american people. >> guest: as far as my own stamps, there is no welfare state. and totally open if there