i've owned houses, rented houses, paid taxes in dodge city. i vote in dodge city. don't know what else ooey can do in dodge city. roberts also worried that he might be, quote, the next eric cantor," referring to his defeat last month. his challenger, milton wolf, a distant cousin of president obama, is up with a new radio ad that hits roberts, highlighting the gaf we told you about yesterday. >> every time i get an opponent -- i mean every time i get a chance i'm home. >> he doesn't live in kansas anymore. pat roberts lives in virginia, right by washington, where roberts has been for 47 years. desperate to re-establish ties to kansas. >> kansas primary, by the way, is august 5th, less than a month away. >>> time for the first nim in today's data bank. sticking with the 2014 theme. it is 41. according to the national journal, that's the number of congressional districts that both the nrcc, the house republicans, and the dccc have reserved tv ad time insofar. that means together they believe those are the 41 districts in play this year, already spent an estimated $74

>> i own a hole in dodge city.odge city and i vote there. >> you're not asking the question. why don't you live here? >> you know, we declared dodge our residency. our kids went to school there. every time i get an opponent -- i mean, every time i get a chance i'm home. >> every time he has an opponent he goes home. sounds like a freudian slip to me. >>> next up, the fourth of july celebration in norfolk, nebraska, turned ugly on saturday after a crude anti-obama float was included in the city's independence day parade. a flatbed truck carrying a full-sized outhouse bearing the level "obama presidential library" elicited disgust from many spectators trying to celebrate the national holiday. defenders of the float called it political satire. the committee will meet to consider banning similar floatses in the future. up next, john boehner's lawsuit against president obama. even some on the right call it a stunt. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. dsl myth #1. it can help your business save money. fal

even going so fares as to rent out his dodge city home. nator roberts explained that an army captain needed a place to live so roberts rented him his home saying, now, hindsight, maybe i shouldn't have done it. he said, i am from dodge the city, i have been there 30 years, owned houses, rented house,s, paid taxes, i don't know what else i can do. as you said, you can keep your residence there. that would be a start. >>> up next, is mitt romney now beating president obama in the polls, ready to run this time against hillary? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. dsl myth #1. it can help your business save money. false. the truth is when you compare our fastest internet to the fastest dsl from the phone company, comcast business gives you more for your money. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. [ female announcer ] f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... incites envy... ♪ ...and unleashes wrath. ♪ tem

even going so fares as to rent out his dodge city home. berts explained that an army captain needed a place to live so roberts rented him his home saying, now, hindsight, maybe i shouldn't have done it. he said, i am from dodge the city, i have been there 30 years, owned houses, rented house house,s, paid taxes, i don't know what else i can do. as you said, you can keep your residence there. that would be a start. >>> up next, is mitt romney now beating president obama in the polls, ready to run this time against hillary? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. hought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our snapfix app. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ it's progressive pain. first that feeling of numbness. then hot pins. almost like lightn

check out dodge city, kansas, 98 nearing 100, and boise, these temperatures a good 10 to 12 degrees abovehere. we do have some showers and storms along the gulf coast and through much of florida. that could also be a few areas of some severe weather there as well. that's a check at weather across >> and that weather report brought to you by franklin templeton investments. >> we want to tell viewers at home that we actually did give jason some of that barbecue. >> just a little bit. >> he got a little plate. >> any in my teeth? >> a little plate. >> asking ron to share. >> welcome to new york. >> exactly. >> thank you. >>> all right. to each their own. coming up on "gma," let's -- actually we're going back to ron. >> you are, indeed. you're going to shut me out there. >> no, no. >> that's what i get for eating your barbecue. i won't do it again. good morning, everyone. >>> in the news the man bitten by a shark off manhattan beach, california, is speaking out this morning. steven robles says the great white came out of nowhere while he was swimming off that beach near los angeles. the shark

. >> and dodge city.owed to carry firearms openly. >> there was an agreed-upon time and the open-carry activists took their rifles to a target store in dallas and took pictures in the baby aisle. look at that. >> corey watkins who is a texas open carry leader commented on target's policy change, nick. this is just to shut up the anti-gunners. going back to target with my gun today and tomorrow and whatever days i want. >> now you have starbucks, jack-in-the-box, chipotle, sonic, chili's all asking people to kindly not bring their firearms into the store and this is where i feel like the debate is similar to the immigration debate, right? you have business interests who are saying this makes no sense. we understand some of the concerns here and the desire to preserve the second amendment, but this is -- i mean, there's liability issues. there is public safety issues here and these companies want no part of this and my question is why are those voices not more powerful than the nra given how much that repre

delmarva peninsula down through north and south carolina and elevated risk from north platte to dodge city, a new storm coming off the rockies. very quickly, the mississippi river, the flooding ongoing and rising as we speak in parts of iowa, missouri and illinois. we will see some more rain in the next seven days but it's not going to be too terrible looking for 1 to 2 inches in that region, again, over the next week. hopefully today everybody pays close attention. keep those weather radios on. there are apps that can tell you the warnings hours in advance. >> came in this morning. you were upset because you knew there had been warnings and people need to understand that. >> absolutely. and accidents do happen, understood but -- yeah. >> thank you so much. >>> new -- now to new allegations of spying by the nsa and fbi on american citizens. the new disclosures naming targets come from information taken by edward snowden. you remember him. he fled to russia. abc's brian ross is in washington with more on this breaking story. good morning, brian. >> reporter: well, good morning, robin. these

we're talking from dodge city or surf city. warnings in effect and mandatory evacuations in place here in the outer banks out towards hatteras island. now, let's talk about what's expected. you're talking about 2 to 4 inches of rain right where there's the impact. remember, it's supposed to have the impact right during high tide so we'll have to add additional water including a storm surge of 2 to 4 feet and waves, 10 to 20-foot waves out here. it's beautiful but know it won't stay this way for long. >> exactly right. indra, thanks so much. we'll get back to you as soon as possible. >> right now we're looking at jobs. in two hours the june jobs report will be released by the labor department. coming out a day earlier than normal, why, the independence day holiday and looks to be a promising one. let's get over to christine romans for the latest. what are you expecting? >> expecting it could be a strong report, 200,000 jobs added, unemployment rate holding steady at 6.3%, and it's so interesting when you look here at trend you c

i was in western kansas and the dodge city area. by legalrwhelmed people. skechers the 19 $90 million on. give them their a free education. we pay for their milk in there. there's. we given babysitting. what is happening to the american citizens. we have to leave because we cannot afford our taxes. >> what you want to see happen in? i want to sit back. i want to stay in my home. you want to see my home. i would like to keep my home. i cannot afford my taxes. we have too many people in our citizens and not even like going to school. and $99 million school. phone lines will be open tomorrow. we will start off with ron johnson and more on the latest efforts to ease the border crisis. we will also be hearing from stephanie armour about people who signed up for health care. they have not gotten coverage is what is in the system. audrey elaine and discussed the role of the highway trust fund and whether it'll give us money by the end of the summer. this is on washington journal starting at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. >> and the past, education was limited down the st

we will be dodging rain, showers all day saturday, another threat for rain specially from the city on south, during the day on sunday. so let's time it out here. see the rain lifting up tomorrow afternoon, watch for showers, thunderstorms, sprout across the region, then stead jest bands of rain starts to come in saturday morning. there may be some breaks in the action here saturday afternoon, but if you are out and about again dodging showers all day same story sunday. i do have to tell you the computer models we look at are very split as far as the weekend forecast, some say we will get rained on all weekend long, like this model which brings over inch every rain n european model saturday morning then dries us out. if you don't want wet weather go 20.29 inches, which would be a lot better just showers on and off through the weekends. tonight mostly cloudy isolated shower at 68. tomorrow, 83 with clouds and sun. pocono speedway again dodging showers again all day on sunday with threat for heavier weather, watch for the morning rain specially saturday, then showers, showers linger for

. >>> well, in weather we have a lovely day if you can dodge the rain drops, in center city philadelphia no issue but parts of the montgomery and bucks county and mercer county we had a few storms rumbling through with our skies cam three looking at our beautiful center city, it is hazy, and later we will get stormy. national weather service and also severe storm center prediction center, did indicate that severe storms are possible tonight so now we have a watch in effect. on storm scan three we are tracking a line of showers and storms, some of which are severe and are moving east at 45 miles an hour. in that speed they will be in the delaware valley this evening. philadelphia between eight or nine or 10:00 o'clock tonight. we have a severe thunderstorm watch posted for the entire region from the poconos, wildwood and southern delaware until 11:00 o'clock tonight for possibility of of course, downpours, frequent cloud to ground lightening, wind and even hail, the tornado risk would be low with these storms , and that is good news. damaging wind are a good possibility in some spots. we

. >> we dodged this bullet at a time when our city and community have a chance to do something about it. >> reporter: the counsel will debate whether to approve a permit to upgrade the refinery. he says one condition whether to allow them to replace just some of the pipes. >> lot of the people out there in the community are saying that is not enough. we want the whole refinery upgraded and i think it is like this morning, brings up the question. >> the 2012 fire will be at the center of the process come next week. today chevron said the fire is in no way connected to the 2012 fire. they are looking to see if they commit any violation. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there is a new call to crack down on emissionsmissions given off near refineries. refineries are contributing to asthma, and other illnesses. the epa is considering stricter controls. oil companies say they are doing a good job of keeping the community safe under current regulations. >>> a billion dollars to replace trains, what this city will be getting for its money. >> a tropical pattern brought light showers tod

city. you're expected to hit 79 for the most part. it might be one of those days where you're dodging a stray storm. >> it feels like a good start when you open up the front door. 5:04. we're off to a pretty good start too as far as the traffic situation goes. let's check some of our cameras. downtown the vine street expressway up the middle there, no problems between i-95 and the skrook expressway. here is vine street local as you work year way toward the ben franklin bridge three lanes coming into philadelphia at least at the moment, if you're heading towards new jersey, keep in mind the long-term construction taking out the right lane 24/7. we just got word of a water main break in flower town. and folk road down here in wilmington should down. otherwise the rest of the bridges look fine and mass transit running with no delays. erica back to you. >> they're drying out in southern california after this water main erupts right near ucla's campus. that massive break shot millions of gallons of water into the skies stranding drivers and chasing pedestrianings down walkways. >> reporter

city hotel. >> you are the only robertson i haven't met. you're ducking me, dodging, avoiding me.th that? >> man, i don't know. i try to stay away from the media as much as possible. the last time i talked to you i was in the duck blind. we had this weird conversation between duck hunts and duck shoots. that was interesting. >> you're out duck hunting with your dad. we talked for 40 minutes but every few minutes you'd go, hang on. then -- [ quacking ] -- bam! i'd say, did you get him? i got him. >> is that exciting, or what? >> i'm in new york. that's more exciting than the craziness in the street where people talk to themselves saying quack, quack, quack. >> i don't know how you do it. i walked through new york. i was just like, man, there is way too much concrete here. it's too busy. i felt nauseated. the people were fine. i just feel a lot better out in the wild, me and the woods. >> yeah. let me ask you. is it true you came to new york and you were in your hotel lobby and they escorted you out of the hotel? >>p yeah. >> what happened? >> they did. i had been there like an hour

dodged most of the area, but did hit south jersey and delaware. temperatures are warm this morning, 76 degrees in philadelphia. 74 in wilmington, 72 in trenton. 74 in sea isle city. if you're up in allentown or out toward reading you're in the 60s partly cloudy skies mild conditions temperatures in the 70s, a little bit on the sticky side. as we roll through the day, 77 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 83 by noon, 84 by 3:00 p.m., i think we'll hit that 86-degree high earlier in the afternoon, 2:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. we're down to 80. there's a chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm during the afternoon or evening. most will be closer to the shore and south jersey and delaware, in a moment i'll show you future tracker 6. some parts of pennsylvania may get clipped by this, better weather as we head toward the weekend. >> new details are coming in about a mass murder in suburban hughes tan. a father is in -- houston. a father is in custody. the man surrendered overnight after a dramatic chase, taman bradley has the story. >> reporter: a dramatic chase through streets near houston followed by a tense 3 hour stand off ended with the authorities getting their suspect. the uniden

city leaders. >>> some trips to yosemite national park could be put on hold. >> i just parked the car and jumped out and dodged traffic and started getting honked at. >> how a rush to the hospital jumped ever >> -- >>> a lot of cloud cover over us. ocean temps continue to be warm but there is plenty of fog there. here we go again. another round of tropical clouds. >>> eastern ukraine this morning an international police team hoping to reach the crash site of the malaysian airlines plane they return back because of fighting at a nearby town. it was the second time the team tried to reach the flight where flight 317 crashed after being shot down. that area is being controlled by pro russian rebels. the team says the constant gunfire and the shelling force them to turn back. >>> in the meantime the u.s. state department releasing these new pictures from ukraine scene says they show russian troops firing at ukraine from across the border. united states says that is strong evidence that allegations of direct russian involvement in the conflict are correct. over the weekend 13 people including two children were kill

the shuttles dodge the rules even more than they have and they will idle in the turn lanes and in the center of the streets and sit in the parking space and make the staging areas of our city streets and part *f of why i said this is because i live on valencia street and i have already seen this occurring and it is starting to prolive rate in the morning i have a bus in front of me and in the center lane, idling on my way to work on 16th street i see two or three buses in parking spaces idling and i have a feeling that they are not feeding the meter and so, i am greatly concerned, that you know, it is simply nieve to expect that these companies have been violating our laws for years will not continue to demonstrate the same rogue behavior once the project begins, and what that means to me is that 3.55 per stop is not going to be anywhere near the actual cost of enforcement and basically your people are going to have to be running around all over town, looking for these buses that are doing the aforementioned behaviors including the ones that are continuing to use the muni stops without the proper permit and what this points to me, and to for me is that, the fee alone is no

dodged a bullet last night, folks. right, guys? first it was cigarettes, now city in philadelphia are trying to tax lap dances. they failed. outrage, the city would like to charge a separate amusement dance. that is on top of the tax already built into the cover charge you pay when you walk into the door. the city already tried taxes the clubs hundreds of thousands of dollars. they fought back. theyic took their dispute to the city's tax board and they unwith. lap dancing is a separate amusement once the person gets inside the club, it's clear the city is absolutely desperate to try to raise revenue. i understand that. i think everybody understands that. if there is a lesson to be learned, the license is you can't start making up new taxes as you go along. a judge shot down the city's bid to tax that particular activity, but makers can still appeal. the adopted son of a rm post officer penn state assistant football coach is opening up about the alleged abuse he suffered at the hands of his father. this is not the first time weave heard this story. this interview wi

city pension fund. we will continue to follow this for you. right now lets get latest with the weather. here's katie. >> generally speaking things are looking up out there we have been dodging shore points and delaware beaches but at the moment we still do have have activity to track out there but skies are starting to clear nicely from northwest to south east, dryer air starts to take over. so that said heavier moisture is actually out to sea. give it time. even if you are at the shore and trying to get in beach time it is just a matter of time before you get in sunshine. 83 degrees the expected high in the city of of philadelphia and under clear skies tonight it is so much more comfortable if you want to forgo that air conditioning for a change. next couple days looks great. mid 80's expecting more than anything sunshine as high pressure takes the lead. weekend is not looking too bad, bob, over to you. >>> 8:26. accident in lumberton, new jersey that involves one of those glass trucks, the trucks that carry plane glass on either side, that truck, involve in the crash, there is glass all over the red way, 38 side, eastbound, right at route 541, mount holly bypass, then a c

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