were beinge hides shipped back east to boston. they were very valuable at the time. this area underwent a lot of different changes. fruits became a big deal, especially in the south in the anderson and happy valley area. capital of prune northern california, at one point. all of an changes that sudden, we can irrigate land. we can get more cattle, growing of hay and also in a year-round pasture. pasture, andy slowly, we are back to beef bigle, which is one of our exports out of the area. second only to trees, timber, which is an agricultural product, but you cannot eat it -- we only talk about food in this exhibition. cattle is our biggest export. our biggest dollar producer for our culture in shasta county. one of the things we did was a single list paper articles and old names like late and early 20th, trying to get a handle on information of the various crops we were looking at. offound this 1888 listing great growers in california. these are only people who registered. all of these people are growing grapes. we only had 135 thousand people in the county at this p

ended up in east boston. i just stumbled upon this old dikenzian building, kind of encrusted with 100 years of soot, wire mesh over the windows. both brass letters and carved in to the facade of the building were the words "overseers of the public welfare." to me this was such a powerful symbol of the stigma and shame that it accompanied that program. it was almost as if you had to trade away your citizenship to get relief. so imagine my shock when i then went on bennington street and arrived at the local h&r block where of course about 70% of eitc claimants fill out the tax reforms and actually collect their tax. and standing there with my colleagues wearing sandwich boards to get them to participate in our study, people would come out after giving h&r block $200 to file their taxes saying things like, "i've got people." or, "i feel like a real american." even, "i feel proud to be a taxpayer." now my financial advisor tells me i shouldn't be paying as many taxes as i am. so i've never really felt proud to be

i ended up in east boston. stumbled upon an old building encrusted with 100 years of soot, wire mesh over the windows. both brass letters and carved into the facade of the building were the woods overseers of the public welfare. to me this was such a powerful symbol of the stigma and shamed that accompanied that program. it was almost as if you had to trade away your citizenship to get relief. so imagine my shock when i then went down bennington street and arrived at the local h and r block where of course about 70% of eitc claimants fill out their tax returns. standing with with my colleaguicolleague i s, people would come out after giving h and r block $200 to file their taxes saying things like, i've got people. or i feel like a real american. even i feel proud to be a taxpayer. now my financial adviser tells me i shouldn't be, you know, paying as many taxes as i am. so i've never really felt proud to be a taxpayer. but these testaments of citizenships were just unexpected and really remarkable in our work.

in the east, game three. boston and the washington wizards. turned testy. he objected to the hard screen by the celtics there, kelly olenik. >> ooh, oh. >> he charged at olenick. body checked him off to the ground. >> body checked him. >> yeah, he did. >> yeah, he did. >> he was kicked out. though he lost the battle. washington won the war. witz ards won by 27. they trail the series, two games to one. >> if you are in the market for a new pair of sneakers, nba prospect may have something for you. the zo 2. >> sound great. looks interesting. the price tag is $495. oh, my god. >> are >> reebok? >> no. >> adidas? >> no. >> they're big baller brand. >> his name is alonzo ball. >> ball's father, lavar behind the production of the sneakers and taking heat on social media. lavar defended the price on twitter saying, if you can afford the z 02. you are not air big baller. >> oh, no you are not. >> oh, no you are not. >> we hatch gove good news, can afford the sneakers they have slip ears available. the scholarshipers are only $200. >> what. >> no. >> i'm not even b

. >> meanwhile back east, the boston celtics is suffering one of the most embarrassing halves of basketball in nba, and i think that gentleman's face sums it up how he was feeling today. see how cleveland depletely takes them apart. watch lebron. -- completely takes them apart. watch lebron. bam. you're not taking that shoot. meanwhile lebron makes it look easy. he swoops to the hoop, and the route was on. but look at this seconds before the half, lebron was no good, but j. smith, at the buzzard, and the significance of that shot that goes in 72- 31, that is the largest deficit in the histraf of the playoffs of any nb -- history of the playoffs of any nba team ever. meantime, we end the sportscast sadly, one of the most recognizeable faces in broadcasting wayne walker has passed away. he played for the detroit lions. he might have been a better forecaster. he died of the complications from parkinson's disease. he was 80 years old, and when i think of wyne walker, it's one of the those gentlemen who meets you everytime with a big toothy smile and following up with a great story. he was one o

east. >>> boston at 95, and hartford, connecticut. 96. albany, new york, hit 94, but it's over.e're diving off the deep end. much cooler this weekend. speaking of, weekend getaways brought to you by ashley home store. >>> hello. i'm meteorologist mike nicco from abc7 mornings. sunny everywhere all day with above average warmth. warm to hot around the bay and inland and cool at the coast as the marine layer returns and the heat breaks for all of us next week and no rain. 68 at half moon bay. 74 at san francisco. low to mid-80s around the bay. good news it will be comfortable tonight. low to mid-50s and the clouds gathering at the coast >>> so just as soon as it gets cold, i'm going to the bahamas to shark dive, so i'm going to take off. >> good for you. >> i saw you had your bags packed, ready to go. >> monday morning. >> have fun. >>> coming up, bill o'reilly speaking out. what he is saying about the passing of former fox news ceo, roger ailes. >>> and a terrible accident at a carnival involving three people tumbling from a ferris wheel. investigators on the scene this morning.

east. the boston celtics and the wizards going at it. still can't get over that guy.e isaiah tomas losing the handle. john wall takes advantage going the other way. he 13 in the first half. meantime isaiah this time will drive to the bucket. if that wasn't enough the celtics are right on it. terry intercepts to jay crowder and all that and the wizards still lead by 2 at halftime. however very tight game. i've always said the most worthless piece of information you can give is a partial basketball score. it changes every 12 seconds. meantime we will have the final on that tonight. the giants used to be the iron man in their lineup during the championship years. hunter pence has now turned into the fragile guy out in right field. he is on the disabled list again. missed much of last year with a hamstring problem. this time it is his other hamstring. he under went mri exam and was placed on the disabled list. he has strain and matt williamson outfielder in sacramento called up to replace hunter pence. meantime everybody was talking last week about colin kaepernick not ab

east. hartford, providence and boston you'll see it intensify and 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for mother's day a break in new york but wrap around instability and more showers throughout the day. certainly going to be a better holiday. some moms will have to bring their own sunshine unfortunately. tom. >> thanks so much. still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the violent road rage in beverly hills. a man ramming a car with a shopping cart. the driver pinned the man against the wall and taking off. what may have caused the dangerous confrontation. >>> the recall involving a popular brand of baby wipes and concerns over mold. and the fashion icon tragedy. carolina herrera's nephew targeted by kidnappers. why the designer is angry at the venezuelan government. stay with us. this is a strategyis, fi'd recommend. this actually makes sense. now on the next page you'll see a breakdown of costs. what? it's just... we were going to ask about it but we weren't sure when. so thanks. yeah, that's great. being clear and upfront. multiplied by 14,000 f

boston. 90 in raleigh. so the heat will remain on the east coast. lots of showers and storms going up and over the upper level ridge which will bring the warmth to us. for us, high and dry. that will be the case of the afternoon for tonight. tomorrow the warm air is moving in or the hot air is moving in. there will be a stray storm north and west. the rain chances are fayly low. on thursday afternoon we'll be watching to the north and west for the chance for showers and storms, especially along the west of the blue ridge as we enter thursday afternoon. shenandoah valley, better chance than here in the metro. looking at the forecast, pick of the week today, 82. 67 tonight in town. full spots mid to pe milder than this morning. 93 tomorrow. a bit humid. thursday 93. friday a better chance of showers and storms with a front. we'll cool down into the upper 80s. cooler saturday around 80. showers west on sunday and then another chance of showers and storms on monday. andrea. >> thank you, howard. >>> breaking news from the village in new york state where

east coast. flood warnings and boston. and this low is very slow to move. more rain will rotate through, and it will hang around tomorrow as well. more cool showers, and snow showers as well. that's going to set up a blocking pattern right into next week. >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn next to another major headline. 18 college students, members of a fraternity, facing charges after the death of a student at a pledge party. no one called for help for nearly 12 hours. why did they wait so long? gio benitez at penn state tonight. >> reporter: today, eight members of penn state fraternity arraigned in a pennsylvania courtroom, three months after use party. a pledge at a frat >> it's heartbreaking all around. there's no winners. >> reporter: charged with involuntary manslaughter, assault, and hazing. 19-year-old timothy piazza, a pledge at beta theta pi. prosecutors allege frat members pressured piazza and other pledges to run a gauntlet of drinking stations, consuming four to five drinks within two minutes. piazza then falling down a staircase. documents show

have been targeted largely and european companies, but what about acquisition opportunities in boston and eastoast area and building that part of the business? questionso there is no in our mind that added manufacturing is an enormous opportunity for the company and the world. it is every bit as revolutionary as what happened in the digital transformation. we absolutely believe that. big laser cutting companies in europe last year. we didn't start their. we started with an acquisition of a company called morris technologies in the u.s. about five years ago, and that got us going. we have been investing in doing an enormous amount of research in 3-d printing over that time. we do not just start with these acquisitions. these acquisitions give us new modalities and allow you to make parts differently than different kinds of parts. we will invest and leverage that. it is not a completely remake how people think about designing products or parts or a finished product, and how they build it. the great thing about additive, it is a constructive process, not destructive. you only use the material you

east. getting ready to play the cavaliers either boston or the wizards. entertaining first half. bradley beal had 14 in the first half. the final seconds along to boston. bradley and celtics lead by one. and adding to it in the third, isaiah thomas to help. and now it's 61-56. celtics with plenty of time left a melon. >>> the san francisco giants will take on the reds again. a team that is beep in five consecutive times. that's gonna happen later at at&t. >>> admin -- in the meantime the athletics take on the rangers. the a's catching -- cashing in for a 1-0 lead. gomez beating the throw to the plate. were in the sixth inning. tied 1-1. >> i'm pitching mother's day that julie will be with her feet up crack in a cold one. >> you know it's cool that julie she does drink beer. >> yes i know i like that. >> yes once while i like a cold one. that kind sounds good right now. >> and we are feeling it. >> have a good night everyone. and happy mother's day. we will see you back here tonight at 10 pm and 11 pm. i've invented a science joke, would you like to hear it? sure. how many edisons

. >>> heavy rain that flooded parts of the midwest is heading east from d.c. to boston.ks are getting ready for a weekend of wet weather.

. >>> heavy rain that flooded parts of the midwest is heading east from d.c. to boston. folks are getting ready for a weekend of wet weather. >>> good morning, everyone, it is friday, may 5th, i'm alex witt along with ayman mohyeldin. >>> seven years in the making, this morning the first credible push to overhaul obamacare is on its way to the senate. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker reports. >> reporter: president trump taking a victory lap. >> this is a repeal and a replace of obamacare, make no mistake about it. >> reporter: it's only a first step, but mr. trump turned it into a made-for-tv celebration flanked by republicans in the rose garden. >> how am i doing? am i doing okay? hey, i'm president. can you believe it, right? i don't know. i thought you needed a little more time, they always told me. more time, but we didn't. >> reporter: the event came after a dramatic vote in the house that went down to the wire. >> the ayes are 217, the nays are 215. >> reporter: democrats lashing out, warning people could lose coverage. >> i guess their desire to give

boston is the one seed in the east. they look completely overmatched, lebron to thompson. at the half, cavs 72, boston 31. sad to report that long-time bay area sportscaster wayne walker passed away today. walker played 15 years for the detroit lions then transitioned into sportscastering. it was an iconic sportscaster in the bay area. wayne walker died at age 80 from complications from parkinson's disease. the giants opened up a 7-game road trip, the giants trying to improve on a 6 and 1 record on the road. le he got a souvenir ball but he threw it back. >> here tommy gets into a double play that ends in the fifth inning, right now the giants trailing 1-0 in the sixth, and the a's play the white sox tonight. >>> shaquille o'neil still loves to play pickup basketball. look at him here, out of my way little man. i have no idea who that was trying to stop shaq. shaq is 7 feet tall and you can't teach that. i'm guessing shaq at this point probably weighs in the neighborhood of 375. so, yeah. >> get out of the way. >> he's playing pro ball with that guy. >> join us tonight at 9

boston is the one seed in the east. they look completely overmatched, lebron to thompson. alf, cavs 72, boston 31. sad to report that long-time bay area sportscaster wayne walker passed away today. walker played 15 years for the detroit lions then transitioned into sportscastering. it was an iconic sportscaster in the bay area. wayne walker died at age 80 from complications from parkinson's disease. the giants opened up a 7-game road trip, the giants trying to improve on a 6 and 1 record on the road. le he got a souvenir ball but he threw it back. >> here tommy gets into a double play that ends in the fifth inning, right now the giants trailing 1-0 in the sixth, and the a's play the white sox tonight. >>> shaquille o'neil still loves to play pickup basketball. look at him here, out of my way little man. i have no idea who that was trying to stop shaq. shaq is 7 feet tall and you can't teach that. i'm guessing shaq at this point probably weighs in the neighborhood of 375. so, yeah. >> get out of the way. >> he's playing pro ball with that guy. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on k

they have been targeting european companies, but what about the companies in boston and the east coastnd building that part of the business? jeff: there is no question that manufacturing is an anonymous company and the world. it will be every bit as revolutionary for the digital transformation of the industrial world. we believe that. we bought two big laser printer companies in europe last year. we did not start there, we started with an acquisition of a company called morris technologies in the u.s. about five years ago. that got us going. we have been investing in doing researching around 3-d printing. we did not just start with these acquisitions. these acquisitions give us new modalities of technologies, making parts differently and different kinds of parts. we will continue to invest and leverage off that. it will completely remake how people think about designing products, or parts, or finished product and how they build it. the great thing about it is that it is a constructive. you only cues the material you need to make the product or it you can make it in a fidelity that you

but somewhere around the corner and temperatures in the east there is ae 90's, snow plow in boston clinging onto old man winter. it is not the first time snow has stuck around this long. there was snow in south boston 2 winters ago that the not melt until july lot better than snow in july. doug: and better there than here. we are going have another hot day today. tomorrow, very warm and muggy. we are not in the permanent summer pattern yet. but with that comes a couple hot days. nothing unusual there. let's talk about what is happening now. beautiful image from mclean, virginia. 85 degrees, tons of sunshine . temperatures in mclean and the rest of the region will climb several more degrees. 85 degrees in washington, manassas. hagerstown, airport, 89 degrees. cooler at reagan national. to 87.re, up the affiliate will live up to the advanced billing of high heat and increasing humidity. once again, code orange. that is the forecast fro possibility of having effects on folks that have issues when it comes to allergy or heart or lung disease, and especially the children, the elderly, avoid as m

so at this moment on the east coast and in boston what the commissioner said as some of them are employing some of them go to work at 6:00 o'clock in the morning. if you go to certain restaurants in boston to arrest a member sometime the business member says he was one of my best workers. so right now they are maintaining, they are getting their numbers up and we can see that all the way down to charlotte but they are going to evolve an attempt to take over trafficking markets of narcotics just like to have on the west coast and just like in central america. >> and el salvador's extortion. on the west coast since drug trafficking. were not quite sure how it evolves. you expected to be human trafficking and drug trafficki trafficking. >> on the east coast third trying to get leadership in the right places i think once they establish that leadership base you see more sophisticated game that doesn't just commit violent acts but also controls some narcotics market. and possibly even illegal trafficking. >> how are they different and similar with other gangs. >> our neighborhood cruise are not

boston to new york city. but the big changes you mentioned, the core building to the east. bringing the threat for severe weather across the plains all week, but d.c., 70s to lower 90s. boston from 59 to 87, we finally feel like summer in the middle of may. tom? >> rob marciano, thanks. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. road rage in beverly hills. the dispute in a parking lot. suspects allegedly ramming their car into the victim. tonight, the attempted murder charges for what you just saw. >>> the highly contagious outbreak in the west. nearly 1,000 teachers and students infected. so, what's going on? >>> and the alleged new scam targeting people who want to buy a puppy. the tricks that authorities say got victims to lose big money. puppies. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50! yeah...ya-ha... just one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia- an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and m

flow off atlantic 61 big apple and high temperature only 54 degrees today in boston and you can see the streamlines indicating eastind over the ocean. ocean temperatures still quite chilly 62 degrees. we're at 58 now in philly and 56 trenton and 57 in millville. we did have, of course, more rain today, point pleasant picking up close to half inch. same in belmar and doylestown four tenths in burnville and pig up more rainfall nearly four tenths of an inch and it's shorely soggy may down the shore. check out accuweather rainfall this month 7.5" of rain. and that is nearly 4.5" above the average just for the mont month. we are getting a break from the rain now. cloud deck firm any place and light show in the delaware beaches if you look south and west and couple thunderstorms rolling across delmarva keeping it quiet precipitation wise throughout the overnight period. and watching coast. coastal flood advisory in effect jersey shore and delaware beaches and minor flooding as we head into the next hour or two as high tide arrives. visibility greatly reduced in poconos. visibility right now 1 mile and even down to quar

so at this moment on the east coast and in boston, as the commissioner said, some of them are employed picks some of them go to work at 6:00 in the morning picky to go into certain restaurants in boston, to arrest and ms-13 member, sometimes the business owner says he was one of my best workers. so right now they are maintaining, they're getting the numbers up and we can see that from the metro boston area all the way down to charlotte. but they are going to evolve and they are going to attempt to take over trafficking markets of narcotics, just like they have on the west coast and just like they have in central america. >> so again, different specialties in el salvador. it's extortion. the west coast it is drug trafficking, and we are not quite sure how come you would suspect it would be drug trafficking, human trafficking? >> i believe on the east coast they're still trying to get leadership into the right places to include boston, long island, virginia, the carolinas. i think once they established that leadership base, you will start to see a more sophisticated gain that doesn't jus

flow off atlantic 61 big apple and high temperature only 54 degrees today in boston and you can see the streamlines indicating east wind over the ocean. ocean temperatures still quite chilly 62 degrees. we're at 58 now in philly and 56 trenton and 57 in millville. we did have, of course, more rain today, point pleasant picking up close to half inch. same in belmar and doylestown four tenths in burnville and pig up more rainfall nearly four tenths of an inch and it's shorely soggy may down the shore. check out accuweather rainfall this month 7.5" of rain. and that is nearly 4.5" above the average just for the mont month. we are getting a break from the rain now. cloud deck firm any place and light show in the delaware beaches if you look south and west and couple thunderstorms rolling across delmarva keeping it quiet precipitation wise throughout the overnight period. and watching coast. coastal flood advisory in effect jersey shore and delaware beaches and minor flooding as we head into the next hour or two as high tide arrives. visibility greatly reduced in poconos. visibility right now 1 mile and even down to qu

boston. >>> a fashion event considered the oscars of the east ghost. >>> this year they pay d to a japaneseigner. rihanna chose an eye catching piece by the designer's fashion-catching label. serena williams looked lovely and that is katy perry. >> huh. >> looking like she's going to the red wedding. the event benefits the costume institute at new york's metropolitan museum of art. gisele and tom brady were the host of the event and they were looking very nice but very kind of standard. >> see, this is the thing. it skews one way or the other. you look either insane or super boring at this event this year. >> you calling katy perry insane? >> would you wear it? i don't think so. >>> you might be noticing something different on your drive to work. next at 5:00, the changes coming up to ease traffic. >>> and a desperate search to find this therapy dog stolen in alameda county. how you can help track him down. >>> and a story out of philadelphia getting a lot of attention. store owner versus teenagers involved in vandalism. i'll let you know why it's getting so much attention right now. >> tha

boston through friday night. david. >> watching it as it tracks east. >>> next tonight, president trump expressing optimism on the prospect of peace in the middle east. >>> now to baton rouge and a call for justice tonight for a man killed by police after federal investigators said they could not prosecute. the disturbing incident caught on camera. the officer struggling with alton sterling and then shots are heard. abc's steve osunsami's back on the case. >> reporter: federal prosecutors tonight say they don't have because investigators can't say for sure that alton sterling wasn't reaching for the gun in his pocket. no matter what anybody else says, what's happening in the police takedown outside this baton rouge corner store is a crime. >> there is not sufficient evidence to proceed with the federal charge. >> reporter: the killing led to days of anger. this photo scene around the world. attorneys for the sterling family believe he's got a great case. >> make it clear that all alton sterling's life mattered. that his family's life matters. >> i'm just asking everyone to step forward so we can continue to get j

east central texas. no one was injured. chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has the mother's day weekend forecast. >> after quite a bit of severe weather last night, we're watching a storm that's kind of in a transition phase for friday. moving across the southeast. we're still tracking thunderstorms but a lower threat. then it becomes a chilly evening rain climbing up through new york city late saturday into sunday morning and eventually through mother's day itself. it's bringing kind of dreary conditions. chilly temperatures. look at saturday's highs in the 40s and 50s for much of the mid-atlantic into the northeast and then for mother's day itself our coldest air will be focused on new england, hovering well below average for this time of year. not really gardening weather for mother's day. it's chilly in the northeast and west as well, but most of the country looking very bright and very warm on sunday. it's a nice travel weather expected. then a total pattern shift as we head into next week. cooler in the east, warmer in the west. it's all about summer warmth and colder air turning to much of the west

it is a big reason boston has become a new technology hub and will be viewed as that on the east coastar future. caroline: you have kept the money rolling in. has helpedart owner fund the latest round. where does that money go to draftkings? lot will be spent improving and expanding our product internationally. we will increase our marketing. we laid low last year. we will not go up anywhere like we were at in 2015. but there is room to grow the marketing budget. on the product side, we are focused on improving the game offerings socially and also for the more casual user by making the claim -- making the games easier to play. caroline: let's talk international expansion. you were in germany, now it is going live. will youe in the e.u. be able to go? jason: germany has been allied with malta. we like what we see so far with germany and malta. the uk's doing tremendously well. after year, we are pleased with the results. we have invested very little there. we are working on improving the product. we are in a position to very soon accelerate investment and i expected to grow. one nice th

it is a big reason boston has become a new technology hub and will be viewed as that on the east coastne fure. caroline: you have kept the money rolling in. the l.a. dodgers part owner has helped fund the latest round. where does that money go to draftkings? jason: a lot will be spent improving and expanding our product both domestically and internationally. we will increase our marketing. we laid low last year. we will not go up anywhere like we were at in 2015. but there is room to grow the marketing budget. those will be the primary areas. on the product side, we are focused on improving the game offerings socially and also for the more casual user by making making the games easier to play. and making it easier to find and play with your friends. caroline: let's talk teational expansion. you were in germany, now it is going live. how is that going, and where else in the e.u. will you be able to go? jason: germany has been allied with malta. the u.k. has been live for a little over a year. it is early to say, but we like what we see so far with germany and malta. the u.k.'s doing tre

boston college for all of the marbles. >>> nationals let the doubters know we still run the nl east.irst place in the division as they take on san diego again. this afternoon. after beating the padres last night. hey, it was star wars day at nationals park. and the force was with the n bryce harper, the ground ball, and stephen strasburg, showing off the wheel. to beat the throw how many. the nats lead 3-0 right now as they are playing in the 7th inning. >>> sad news, jim bunting has died. he was a nine time all-star and one of 23 players in major league history to play a perfect game in the modern era. he was 85 years old. >>> pga championship is up the road in lowden county virginia. it was moving day. at the trump national golf course. beautiful sight there. and, one who made a big move. starletted the day two shots off the lead. he birdies the 13. then, in the 18th, he holds a one-shot lead over bernard lunger. big names. now, trying to win some more stuff on the senior tour. >> good stuff right? >> yeah. >> thank you very much, that. star wars day. is the force going to be with

boston 53. notice these wind arrows, they're going to eventually start coming in from the east. bloom north and east. we'll keep it partly cloudy but the system that is going to effect us is up here towards chicago and that's going to be moving in our direction overnight. rain will be in here following along this path with the stalled frontal boundary and that could be as early as 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning, especially if you live west of dc. so off and on showers throughout the day tomorrow, friday is still a cloudy drizzly day, less wet. saturday is another wet day. look at these high temperatures tomorrow. what a departure from what we have today. maybe only mid 50's in the suburbs to about 60 or 61, here in the district tomorrow with those ongoing showers and rain. you ca see we're not expecting much tonight but the clouds certainly do increase overnight. 8:00 in the morning, look at the showers west of dc. maybe still dry east, but they will be coming on in by noon hour, everybody is wet. we're still we for the evening rush hour and while we may see tapering off tomorrow a

east. 91 on this map. the warmest on the map we did see a couple of higher numbers. boston you saw temperature around 90 degrees. tomorrow high of 92. mostly sunny, hot and a little on the humid side. stepping out the door tomorrow morning it will be on the muggy side for sure. temperature around 71. 86 by noon. recess will be a little warm if you are thinking about getting lunch outdoors it might be a little hot. 92 degrees at 4:00 definitely a hot evening. friday high temperature 88 and chance of scattered thunderstorms. that is with the frontal boundary. that front will move through and change the pattern again back to the cooler pattern. high temperature 74 on saturday. 76 on sunday. a lot of cloud cover this weekend. all in all a pretty nice weekend. another front comes through monday. that one has a chance of seeing another one. i don't think we see much in the way of 80s. >> we can take one more day. >> thank you. >>> coming up, painful in pittsburgh for the nats. the orioles have problems with one of th e whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taki

east side of this from savannah, raleigh. by 7:00 tomorrow morning it's on new york's doorstep. boston, heavy rain tomorrow night.reas, pockets of 3 to 4 inches of rain. widespread 1 to 2 inches. david. >> rob mar sciano with us tonig. >>> from london overnight, news of an emergency meeting at buckingham palace, causing alarm and speculation. reporters quickly like up outside the palace, getting word that prince phillip has decided to retire. what's behind the decision? here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: for seven decades, he has been at her side -- ♪ ever-present, ever-loyal. and now at 95, prince philip will step aside, come this fall, declining all but the most important public appearances. but this afternoon, he hinted why in a typically blunt quip. >> i was sorry to hear you're standing down. >> i can't stand up much! >> reporter: philip has stood up, done his duty, to a staggering degree over these 69 years, 22,000 public engagements on behalf of her majesty. they were young royals when she began her reign, a storybook couple, popular around the world. but it was a tough position for a proud former offi

east. it continues today. today is the last day of the heat wave. 93 from boston it d.c.nce again, yasmin, you know, we only get these days once or twice. if we can make it through these days without any fatalities, it's a blessing. >> containing yous conditions for those in the east coast and midwest. >>> still ahead, all of the highlights from game one of the nba eastern conference finals. >>> questions emerging about the health of new england patriots quarterback tom brady following a surprising revelation from his wife. louis has details in sports next. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. rumor confirmed. they're playing. -what? -we gotta go. -where? -san francisco. -when? -friday. we gotta go. [ tires screech ] any airline. any hotel. any time. go where you want, when you want with no black

east. it's been very warm. yesterday was the warmest may temperature in boston in 38 years. so, pretty significant stuff.bermuda high here and that subtropical air pumping up the coast. this will continue for one more day today from new york city south wards. d.c., 92. norfolk will be 92. new york will be 89. if we snuck up to 90, that would officially be a heat wave. boston, you're about 10 degrees cooler today. look what happens over the weekend. cold front kicks down through the cooler canadian air will come in from the north. high temperatures will be 62 in boston. 69, new york. d.c. down to 72. so, you know, we'll see a roller coaster ride up and down here. we did have one picture of a tornado we wanted to show you from oklahoma yesterday. this is why we didn't have a lot of damage. they were located like this. out in the open fields away from any population centers. that's why we didn't have any significant injuries or deaths, guys. that was fantastic. >> really good news. >>> bill, i have one more from you from capitol hill. responding to an awkward photo of himself with senators chuck schumer and

along the east coast, it's going to be a mess from norfolk up to boston.our neck of the woods. >> good morning. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s right now. there's your forecast for tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 70s. a lot of rain for that morning commute tomorrow. today sunny and cool. >> i couldn't get any caviar, guys, but nice little baguette with a little fromage. >> oh, al. >> and you know what we have here? kix. >> thank you, al. have fun. time for what's trending today. raise your hand if you have a land line phone. wait until we get the shot. do you have a land line? >> i do. >> for the alarm system? >> i >> i don't know. >> you don't know? >> we have something like a land line, but it's out wi-fi. does that count? >> nope. >> then we don't. >> i know when it rings, i know what it is. it's the wrong number. it's telemarketing. or the alarm company. >> according to national center for health statistics, 50.8% of households are now cell phone only. we've crossed that mark. this is the first time ever that the majority has ditched the land

. >> boston by the way is the last team to make it out of the east to the nba finals without lebron jamesat was back in 2010. lebron james has owned this conference. >> and he wants rest before you goes to the finals. >> a few days, nice memorial day. we'll head to wildwood when we come back. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. switch now at fiosgigabit.com. >>> the party is getting ready to start at the jersey shore and wildwood is where adam joseph is again. on rides and eating french fries and looking at the forecast how is it looking? >> you foe it. 13 years of doing this i think i know what needs to be done. you need to have fun and eat lots of food and meet lots of great people and folks you see strolling along the boardwalk and sunshine through m

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