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d.c. philadelphia and new york city.the i-95 could potentially bring impacts so your travel plans home from work. kendis and reena, back to you. >> thank you, molly. new charges being leveled at the company at the heart of that widespread auto air bag recall. ahead of this morning's senate hearing, democratic members of the panel say takata put profit ahead of safety and stopped safety audits to save money. the company says it only stopped audits of worker not product safety. the air bags can explode when inflated. >> the fees domestic airlines charge for baggage just hit a record. yay. during the first three months of the year, the major airlines took in $1.6 billion in baggage fees. that's up nearly 7.5% from last year. one reason? more people flew in that period actually. also the airlines are jacking up fees for second and third bags and overweight bags. >> they get you one way or another. >> yes, they do in the end. >> summer is really the season for travel but since summer's here in the northern hemisphere, that me

some impacts small hail damaging winds and flooding downpours including washington, d.c., philadelphiare and new york city. the severe storms going to say to the west of boston but also getting into the action, as well. meanwhile, the southeast continues to sizzle into tuesday afternoon. kendis and reena back to you. >> our thanks to you, molly. no letup from the scorching heat in the west either. the fire danger is very high. crews are fighting 21 major fires in six states. the heat is spreading into the normally mild northwest, as well. and red flag warnings are up even. alaska. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> fires across the hot zone dry west growing in size and number. at least three large fires in california, the biggest the lake fire scorching more than 17,000 acres of the san bernardino national forest. 21% contained, crews trying to keep the upper hand. >> trees are week and ready to come down. >> 21 fires are raging across six states. in arizona, at least seven blazes in that state. and alaska seeing the worst of it. more than 3,000 firefighters fighting 13 large fires, 350

d.c. philadelphia and new york city. pretty much all the major travel hubs not the best travel day. >>> residents in a small ohio town say they're worried a serial killer is on the loose. >> six women have disappeared fromin the past year. two still missing. four have turned up dead. the circumstances are all slightly different but their stories similar. all women who had fallen on hard times. the fbi has now joined the investigation. >>> well the daughter of the late whitney houston bobbi kristina brown has been moved to hospice care in georgia. her condition worsened in the five months since she was found unresponsive in her bathtub and they say she's now, quote, in god's hands. a court appointed conservator filed a lawsuit against her boyfriend, nick gordon the suit charging that he abused her and stole money. >>> a woman from texas is recovering from being attacked by a shark while surfing in australia. she was in the water with her husband when the shark attacked leaving her with a cut hand and a bruised face. her s

louis to washington d.c., philadelphia and pittsburgh. and tomorrow basically the same area. we're going to add new york city in for the possibility of heavy rain and flash flooding there. meanwhile, nick, this disturbance, does this become a tropical storm? >> we very well could see a tropical depression or storm out of this. national hurricane center watching this area of low pressure entering the gulf of mexico, headed toward texas and whether or not it gets a name, if it does its name will be bill, but even if it doesn't get a name, lots of heavy rain including five to eight inches there around the houston area, jeff. >> glor: an area that is already soaked. nick walker, thank you very much. we are learning more about the gunmen who ambushed officers at police headquarters in dallas yesterday. family members say there were signs he needed help years ago. here's vincente arenas. >> reporter: moments after james boulware drove up to balance as police headquarters and began his shooting spree, officers began calling for help. >> he said he's got the van rigged for explosives

any where roanoke to d.c., philadelphia, all can see the damaging winds tomorrow and large hail. >> the severe threat through the next 24 hours. thanks. see you on gma tomorrow morning. >>> in the meantime there is major developments on the manhunt for the escaped killers. here is what the police believe they might look like on the run. s search teams after a a new and significant clue today. an owner on of a cabin finds foot eaten. he then shouts and witnesses what he says is an escape. linzie janis is there. >> reporter: tonight, the strongest lead yet in the massive man hunt for the two escaped killers. the authorities say they have dna proof of their hide out. about 20 miles from prison, in a hunting cabin. dna recovered from food and also inside prison issued underwear. authorities telling abc news the discovery coming from the cabin's owner who went to checken it and saw signs of people inside. he shouted out and saw at least one person leading away. >> it's a confirmed lead for us and we are going to run it to the ground. >> reporter: hello, officer. can we go any further? down t

along i-95, d.c., philadelphia and new york city, it's going to be a pretty steamy afternoon allowing for these thunderstorms to just gain a lot of strength. small hail, damaging winds and flooding downpours going to be some of the main impacts along i-95. now, across the southeast, we continue to sizzle for tuesday afternoon. our accuweather real feels getting well into the triple digits near atlanta and also myrtle beach. it looks like the heat continues into the middle half of the workweek. kendis and reena, back to you. >> molly, thanks so much. >>> now, to the growing chorus of powerful voices demanding that the confederate flag be removed from south carolina's statehouse grounds. >> yeah, the governor herself has acknowledged that the flag is a divisive symbol. she's among the latest to chime in on the debate picking up momentum in the wake of last week's racially motivated church massacre. we get the latest now from abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: it's been flying high on the grounds of south carolina's capitol for more than half a century. this morning the state's republican

d.c. to philadelphia and new york city there is a risk of some flash flooding out here and a risk of travel delays with this very slow moving area of low pressure. now back to the west we have high pressure working in. some fair weather but once again right behind that we see these storms roll through and we have another low developing on its heels. this is moving through the northern rockies and northern plains first and bringing a threat of severe conditions out here as well. do want to wrap up here in europe. across the british isles we had reports of people who wrote me and saying their house was shaking overnight. we were seeing winds of 80 to 90 kilometers per hour. you will see the windy conditions linger as it does continue to push off to the east. all right. that's a look at your world weather. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> we'd like to remind you of our lead story this hour. rescue workers in southern chinese are searching for passengers of a ship that sank in the yangtze river. the ship caught a gust of wind on monday night and capsized. more than 400 people

d.c. to philadelphia under severe thunderstorm and tornado watches. the system bringing powerful tornadoes. this one on the side of the road there in edgington illinois. drone footage from michigan, and you can see what's left inside of those bedrooms. a supercell in missouri. and meteorologist ginger zee tracking the radar at this hour. this system is moving fast. abc's alex perez in the town where they've just determined it was an ef-3 tornado. but first abc's gio benitez in the northeast, where the system is hitting right now. the midwest tonight, severe storms taking aim at the northeast. high winds uprooting large trees and downing power lines near pittsburgh. watches and warnings tonight from virginia to maine. as this system moves east at this hour. so we're on a highway right now in new jersey and it is really coming down. take a look right now outside. experts say the moments right after it starts raining can be dangerous because the water mixes with oil on the road making your car slip and slide. across the midwest, at least eight confirmed

concerned about wet weather rolling into p.a., new york and i-95 corridor cities around d.c., baltimore, philadelphia and new york city and then it looks like the rain chances will continue for the fourth of july weekend. not a washout but there will be some storms around. t.j. and reena, back to you. >>> breaking overnight a military cargo plane has crashed into a crowded residential neighborhood in indonesia. it had just taken off from an air force base in medan city with 50 people on board. the plane reportedly had engine trouble then slammed into two houses and a car bursting into flames. a hospital in the area says there are dozens of fatalities. >>> new this morning, german airline lufthansa expected to make settlement offers as soon as today to families who lost loved ones in the germanwings crash. investigators believe that pilot andreas lubitz deliberately crashed the plane into the french alps killing all 150 on board. it was later revealed that lubitz had been treated for depression. >>> another major story we're following is the aftermath of that prison escape in new york. the fbi now inv

d.c. baltimore, philadelphia and new york city and then it looks like the rain chances will continue for the fourth of july weekend. not a wash out but storms around. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thank you, sir. >>> breakingover night a military cargo plane crashed into a resident neighborhood in indenearby that. it had just taken off from an air force base with 12 crew on board when something went wrong. the plane reportedly slammed into two houses and a car then burst into flames. a hospital in the area says at least 20 people are dead. >>> new this morning, german airline lufthansa expected to make settlement offers as soon as today to families who lost loved ones in the germanwings crash. investigators believe that pilot andreas lubitz deliberately crashed into the ail ps killing all 150 on board. it was later revealed he was treated for depression. >>> another major story we're following is the aftermath of that prison escape in new york. the fbi is investigating an alleged heroin ring inside involving inmates and guards. well the prisoner who was captured alive over the weekend is n

the enhanced risk area 44 million people from boston to new york philadelphia washington, d.c. on into parts of eastern west virginia are under the risk of dangerous lightning, hail two-inch in diameter 40 to 70-mile-per-hour winds and the possibility of tornadoes. but it moves through pretty quickly tonight, lester. >> all right, al. thanks. and as we said, this is part of a very dangerous system that has already done severe damage. nbc's anne thompson reports. >> reporter: nature's fireworks. severe thunderstorms and funnel clouds rattling residents from the midwest to the east. >> power lines are going down. >> reporter: power poles no match last night for the powerful super cell spawning six tornadoes in illinois. cole city 60 miles west of chicago, took a zrektdirect hit from an ef3 tornado. >> i heard cracking because i have posts, a screened-in porch in the back. and those posts, three of them broke off. >> reporter: the damage revealed today. hopes wiped from their foundations by peak winds of 160 miles per hour. my colleague kevin tibbles. >> people here in cole city s

you were the police chief in washington d.c., and now philadelphia. they had a problem with the high number of firics and killing. 52 shootings, 16 killed. 2013, 2 shootings, fortunately 4 people killed. things are getting better. what has changed. >> well, our tactics, training. we do everything we can to make sure that officers only resort to deadly force as a last resort. they do have tasers available to them now. oc spray. less than lethal options, sws a lot of focus on de-escalation, using words in order to de-escalate a volatile situation. anything we need to do to bring a situation under control. fortunately, so far, we have downward. >> there are no - you may have heard me say this, there's no standard on the use of deadly force by police officers. stay laws do not require deadly force. nine states, including washington d.c., where the police chief have no laws on the use of deadly force, is it time to spsh a law or understanding national lay about when officers should use deadly force, or not? >> well, i mean, we have 50 states and each has i

philadelphia d.c. and oakland is significantly higher than other piers. do you have a question supervisor kim? >> no i thought it was a question i asked previously sorry i'm listening on multiple levels i think that is good to understand. i know one issue that comes up a lot around property crime is the wise level of income and equity compared to other cities and develops crimes for opportunity that exists besides the number of police officers per capita >> please continue with your presentation >> i will move to slide eight we're trying to understand population density and how that might relate to sworn staffing levels that can make a big impact we're the most densely populate in the peer group but we're densely populated by sworn officers so in the day lime population per square miles you go from the left to right less to more dense and on the vertical are you looking at sworn officers ber square mile so the lower on the chart you have fewer sworn officers per square mile and higher on the chart you will have more officers per square mile you can see sa

d.c. and then philadelphia which he will do in the fall. if that helps gives you eye deed of the magnitude of this that is just 7,000 report their will be following the pope. you can imagine crowd that will follow as well. live from rome, jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will be ready to greet them all in philadelphia jessica, thanks very much. very special day in rome. >>> make your plans for pope 's visit by going to cbs philly.com. click on the papal visit tab and we will show you everything in store for this historic philadelphia event. >>> well a new program aimed at helping at risk youth was unveiled in camden today. the youth one stop will provide education job training, and support services. they will work with young people who are facing obstacles in life to keep them from finishing school and entering the work force. participant will be able to work with community mentors to gain the skills they need to help them succeed. >>> philadelphia's mural arts program has seen several lgbt groups for a billboard art projects. i

will visit while here in philadelphia he will be on a very tight schedule but millions of people will get to see him in person, he comes here after stops in cuba, washington d.c. and new york. >> philadelphia shines we have all the large events, we have the exciting events and this is going to be a great great visit by the holy father to our great city. >> pope francis speaks about religious freedom during an open air address and the logistics of access and crowd control are still being worked out. he will celebrate mass at the basilica of saints peter and paul and that is an invite only with only 1600 people. and the archdiocese is working on the details of who gets the tickets. >> this is one of the few events that involves a ticket, because space is limited. the parkway is first come first serve. >> that is the main event, the archdiocese is expecting a million and a half people to crowd the parkway as the pope celebrates an open air mass he will stay at the st. charles seminary, he will greet the seminarians there when he arrives on saturday and the bishops and cardinals will be in town for the meeting of families. he will then meet with prisoners and sel

d.c. and philadelphia and new york today, too, so airports will be very slow this evening. >> thank you bill, for that. >> sorry. >>> and we have breaking news now. federal official confirmed to nbc the fbi is looking into allegations that get this officials of the st. louis cardinals baseball team illegally hacked into a computer database of the houston astros. nbc justice correspondent pete williams joins me now. pete, this is taking monteday money ball to a whole new level. >> you're right. the source of the interest in the database is that kind of statistically analysis that has become such a big deal in baseball. this story was originally reported by michael schmidt of the "new york times" on the website today and federal officials do confirm the fbi has been looking into this for several months. according to officials after major league baseball got concerned about brought the fbi in after some information was posted anonymously online. what the officials are investigating is whether the hacked information and in a way this is just corporate espionage. looked at players statistics scou

new york city philadelphia washington d.c. if you have father's day plans, that's going to be iffy. heavy rains could pour through. otherwise the rest of the country looking nice. we're almost done with our problems from the storm. over the weekend, father's day especially, mid atlantic. may not be the best. >> already tough in areas already water logged. thanks bill. >>> we have updates about the announcements nbc news group made thursday afternoon. the chairman of nbc news and msnbc announced lester holt will become the permanent anchor of "nightly news." holt joined nbc in 2000 and became the anchor of "weekend nightly news" in '07. brian williams who in february suspended from nbc news will join msnbc as anchor of special reports and breaking news beginning in august. he'll serve as a breaking news anchor for msnbc breaking live sports when holt isn't available. williams was an anchor at nbc 96-2004. we'll be right back. you know, in any job any profession image matters. i want some gray...but not too much. only touch of gray uses oxygen to gently blend away some gray but not al

philadelphia and d.c.it's the peak timing of the afternoon we'll see the worst of storms and delays. >> we'll be watching. thank you bill. >>> this morning, two u.s. politicians are facing health problems. kung has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. he'll undergo surgery friday. doctors found it early during a routine exam. in april, a biopsy confirmed. hogan is battling aggressive cancer. he was sworn into office five months ago. from nbc news.com solar storm strikes earth spinning an aurora. astronaut scott kelly tweeted this photo saying i have never seen this before spectacular. indeed. check out this incredible video. a tiger shark off the coast of florida tried to take a bite out of a camera. there. you can see down its throat. it belonged to divers interacting with shark, even petting them. >>> u.s. defense department getting into hover bikes. it struck a deal. what's the goal? a flying bike that uses two rotors with a reason in the middle. it will be used to deliver supplies and transport people.

concerned about high running creeks and streams. 65 in new york city ascertain 77 in washington, d.c. 56 in philadelphia dewpoint. 61 in new york city, a tad humid there, but all the dewpoints indicate comfortable weather. 79 degrees by 2:00. the high today will be at 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. when we hover at 80 degrees, 75 by 8:00. 70 by 10:00 p.m. we'll be in the 60s after that. just a slight chance of a spotty shower this afternoon particularly in the northern suburbs, but most of us stay dry. if you're traveling out of town on vacation, afternoon flights heading to missouri and kansas might have some problems later because of the possibility of thunderstorms and tornado in the midwest. elsewhere it's the northern panhandle of florida and southern georgia and coastal south carolina that might have a problem. at the airport no major delays, one has popped up in boston, we have had showers and thunderstorms there, so about an hour delay in boston that's just coming up on the map in the last 20 minutes sore so, everybody else is looking good. we have more rain and thunderstorm activity in the search day

philadelphia and d.c. have heat advisorys today.re is rain umbrella weather for chicago up towards grand rapids. unfortunately the heavy rains returning to north texas and oklahoma this weekend. it's been dry the last two weeks since our epic may. cleveland, toledo, indianapolis buffalo to al ban in. as far as the weekend goes the heat builds in the southeast. we're going to go from the 80s to the 90s. some spots by sunday will be up near 100 in areas of south carolina. so mum her is here here to say. a lot of downpours we're pretty much done with our peak tornado season. not going to get a lot of tornadoes, not a lot of devastating weather. that's good. >> excellent. but i'm missing the weedwhacker, are you going to bring it on monday? >> i am not. >> still ahead, democrats versus republicans, the annual congressional baseball game. we'll have the politics the play and the surprise appearance that couldn't have come at a more critical time. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to maste

d.c. today and from philadelphia and across america, strong reaction tonight. the supreme court's decision makes it now legal for anyone to get married in all states. 14 states banned gay weddings prior to today's decision. this was the scene outside the supreme court when the announcement came out just before 10:00 this morning. >> here's the breakdown from the supremes. justice kennedy wrote the majority opinion in the 5-4 vote just as he did in the court's previous three major gay rights cases. these cases date back to 1996. >> this ruling is a victory for america. this decision affirms what millions of americans already believe in their hearts. when all americans are treated as equal, we are all more free. >> we have team coverage of today's same-sex marriage ruling. we start with nbc 10's jesse gary live on independence mall where a rally is taking place as we speak. >> reporter: the mayor just wrapped up his remarks, mayor michael nutter returned from italy literally about 40 minutes ago, jumped in his car and he was here speaking and addressing this larg

new york city baltimore, philadelphia and d.c. two days of strong storms. today we'll have a chance of tornadoes. i don't expect many tornadoes in the northeast tomorrow. >> we'll keep our umbrellas nearby. >> if it's not stormy it's hot. very hot. >> bill karins thanks for that update. >>> parachute stunt gone horribly wrong and believe it or not, all caught on camera. we'll hear from the skydiver who somehow made it to the ground in one piece after his parachute collapsed. this moment is perfect in every way. just like my kid. gooey. flakey. happy. toaster strudel let's take a look at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, thanks to experian.com. so what else are you going to throw in? leather seats? >>and this... get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. >>> what's your dad's favorite food? >> um lettuce. >> lettuce? >> he eats a lot of lettuce. >> so his favorite food is lettuce? >> i don't know, but he eats a lot of lettuce. >> what animal does your dad remind you of

northeast corridor between philadelphia and washington, d.c. they do say passengers need to be prepared for delays throughout the rest of the night, and keystone service is suspended right now between philadelphia and harrisburg. the other big issue, of course, power outages here are the latest numbers at 11:00 o'clock night. peco reporting 224,000 customers without power. and they say that for some the power won't be back on until thursday. ate ac electric 189,000 outages at this hour. pse and g. 73,000. delmarva 29,000 outage. memorial night here in the weather center. kathy it's no coincidence the worst damage we've seen comes in areas that were affected by tornado warnings earlier tonight tonight. >> that's right. that is where we are focused on of course chester county and then south jersey areas like gloucester county, camden county, and even burlington county but right now the national weather service is not looking to go assess any damage because they haven't had any report of any circular damage that would indicate a tornado but neverth

. >> when you look at pure cities like philadelphia, washington, d.c.we have significantly fewer police officers per capita. >> there's not a police district in san francisco asking for more officers on foot. >> it resembles more of a police state response than a humane response. >> here in the south of market where auto break-ins have risen a staggering 87% this year, the debate raises as well. >> that would be a good idea. maybe some more intimidation so it

d.c. area airports. amtrak has suspended service between philadelphia and d.c.look like at the capitol and the white house. it's nasty out there. we will keep you up to date, fair balanced and still unafraid. were >>> this is a fox news alert. state police and federal agents may be closing in on those two killers on the loose right now intense search underway. road blocks going up as police helicopters and hundreds of officers converge on a site near mountain view, new york. but the fugitives two killers, one dismembered an elderly man and another a cop killer they are still on the run. one thing is certain they are extremely dangerous. now, local media saying the killers were spotted last night close to where the police are were swag right now. plus, the husband of joyce mitchell the prison worker accused of helping the fugitives escape is now telling his story. his stunning comments just minutes away. first we go to fox news rick leventhal in owls

thunderstorms from philadelphia into washington, d.c. we continue to watch carlos likely to become a category 1 hurricane once again before making landfall on tuesday. also watching a potential tropical system. whether it becomes a tropical storm or not, bringing in impacts to houston. alex and marci, back to you. >> thank you, molly. >>> to politics. jeb bush making it official today. the former florida governor poised to formally announce he's running for president. >> as he prepares for what could be another bush-clinton showdown he's playing down his famous family name. good morning, bazi. >> reporter: there could end up being nearly 20 republicans running for president. as jeb bush makes his run official today, it's clear he faces a tough fight. a long hch expected announcement finally coming. >> so many people could do so much better if we fixed a few thinks. >> reporter: jeb bush launching his campaign with this video, released just ahead of officially declaring later today in miami. his new campaign low doego does not include the

d.c. area. the next video released by philadelphia police. bizarre behavior kr is cade restaurant. you see a car pulled outside and a man in a white hat walks up to the front door in the wee hours of the morning. it seems he uses a key to get in the front door. he's not an employee of the restaurant. police say he went in and stole one cash register drawer took it out to his waiting vehicle and comes back in and goes for the main cash register drawer. however that drawer is bolted to the counter. watch as he tries to get this drawer out. he starts creating all kinds of damage. he is completely unsuccessful gives up in his attempt. he leaves the front door unlocked. police released this footage because they need help to identify this man because they have some questions for him. >>> this duck is under attack. that turtle has the duck by one of its webbed feet. the paddle action that sets it free. >> go free little ducky. >>> and demolition derby meets -- >> short track racing meets county fair fun. >> wait until you see this bizae race. >> whoa! that was in the middle of the road! >

the temperatures across the region, we're zooming on up, 8 # in philadelphia. 88 down the pike in washington d.c. 90 in richmond. our wind direction is from the west. we're not looking to tap into the higher humidity air as the front has dropped to the south. we are still in an air mass that's hot. here the dewpoints though, washington, d.c. that's almost 670. that's bordering on oppressive humidity, that's because because they are south of the frontal boundary. in philadelphia we're north of the front and the humidity is lower and it feels better. 89 degrees by 2:00 p.m. the high today will be 91. so it will be a day that's on the hot side. if you're out there walking around or working or even at play make sure the sunscreen is handy and keep the cool drinks flowing. 6:00 p.m., we'resing back to 8 -- we're easing back to 88. it's travel season if you're flying this afternoon there are a couple of parts of the country you want to be careful of. chicago and detroit severe weather, possible tornados and thunderstorms. areas highlighted in the yellow that's a gusty thunderstorm or two. chicago airp

d.c. kentucky tennessee and in through philadelphia and northern and western suburbs.rning, of course, there's not much going on we have all green aircraft at philadelphia around and no rain at the most commonly traveled destinations. >> south korea is trying to stop the spread of mers, middle east respiratory syndrome. two thousand people who had contact with the infected are in isolation. >> ray abortions have declined in the u.s. in the past five years. easier access to contraceptives is a factor. abortion opponents disagree arguing this is a shift in societyial at toad and more women are carrying their pregnancy to term. >>> here's america's money from abc news. >> reporter: topping america's money, the rise in gas prices slowing. drivers are paying an average of 2.75 that's ten cents more than last month but a dollar cheaper than last year. the price will drop in june. >>> melissa mccarthy spy was the winner at the box office. took in $30 million. san andreas dropped to second. chapter three was third. >>> some unusual items online from american pharoah win. you c

philadelphia for the week-long events of the world meeting of families. the event starts september 22nd. pope francis will travel to washington, d.c. and new york city before visiting philadelphia on the 26th. he will also be visiting cuba as well. then the papal mass will be on sunday the 27th. nbc 10's chris cato traveled with the philly delegation which arrived this morning in rome. tonight, this is how the delegation spent the evening. there was a private reception at the home of the u.s. ambassador to the holy see. chris cato reports. >> reporter: an event the size of the world meeting of families doesn't just sneak up on you. yet here we are, 91 days out, and a team from philadelphia is in rome finalizing plans. >> you have known about this for three years. how are your plans not final? >> planning an event of this scope and this magnitude really takes every minute every second. many of the pieces come together in the final months. >> reporter: like pope francis' detailed itinerary. mayor michael nutter says one of his main goals this week is to pinpoint the pontiff. >> we will map out from the moment he arrives to the moment

the day tomorrow, spotty showers develop, mainly north and east of d.c., especially baltimore and aberdeen maryland, towards philadelphiaontinues tomorrow tomorrow night, but into wednesday, thursday, friday. we will repeat the process the next several days, even into the upcoming weekend. not looking for a washout for any of those days, even though we have a 30% to 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow, 88 degrees, would not be surprised if some areas hit 90. afternoon storms. 85 thursday, 85 friday. 86 saturday, 87 sunday. for the fireworks, a little after 9:00 saturday night, the temperatures fall from the 80's into the 70's. hopefully we get the storms out of the way early on and everyone can enjoy the show. it will be quite the show. jonathan: always so much fun, thanks, steve. there is so much going on in our backyard. lou: the fireworks are all over the place. among the newest additions entering is william & mary's all-time scorer. sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. lou: 14 days from the all-star break in the washington 2.5 games ahead o

d.c. to philadelphia to baltimore. that's the areas of greatest concern. it will be very humid.ere. trust me the afternoon looks better than the morning. the rest of the country looks okay. scattered storms in florida down there for all my florida friends, but this storm was only a tropical storm, it was only a depression, so almost a lingering, annoying storm. five days in a row dealing with this. >> meanwhile, the west is still dealing with this horrible dry patch? nothing in the rain forecast? >> now that we are in the summer pattern, this is their dry season. they don't expect any rain they're not going to get any. one piece of good news yesterday was the forecasters were coming out for this el nino we're already in and it looks like it will be worse and stronger. worse is a bad word i shouldn't say that. usually a strong el nino means more rain for the west coast. it could mean flooding but i think they'll take the water. >> what are you going to be doing on father's day? >> i think i'm going to a street fair with my son and daughter and we're doing some bouncy houses. good

. >> when you look at pure cities like philadelphia, washington, d.c. or chicago we have significantly fewer police officers per capita. >> there's not a police district in san francisco asking for more officers on foot. >> it resembles more of a police state response than a humane response. >> here in the south of market where auto break-ins have risen a staggering 87% this year, the debate raises as well. >> that would be a good idea. maybe some more intimidation so it looks like it's safer. clean it up. just their presence. >> need more city services. >> what are the reason why there are auto break ins? is it drug addiction? people desperate for money? people homeless? >> how about because it's easy and there's no cops around? >> well, it's easy but that's not perhaps the reason why people are doing it. >> reporter: supervisor scott wiener who is pushing for more cops says there's money for both. >> we can have more housing but we also need more police officers. we need safer neighborhoods. >> if you get more cops, does it mean there's going to be fe