be embracing for his history and he was also born not far from where i was born in indiana in east chicagorn in chicago. neither of us are mexican in any sense of that word. >> it should be noted that everyone has a right to put forth a motion for recusal if they have an issue. there has been no motion presented in this case by his attorneys to have the judge recused. and so i'm at a loss to why anybody would take that kind of chance when someone's going to sit in judgment of you. thank you, appreciate it as always and jonathan, love having you. thank you so much. >>> coming up today, trump's attorney, jill martin, will join brooke baldwin at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. stay tuned for that. >>> the anger, the yelling, the scandals, the scuffles, the controversy, the tv. long before the 2016 presidential race, my next guest was giving daytime drama a whole new meaning and now jerry springer is out on the tirades of donald trump is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at all? neutrogena® cosmetics. with vitamins and antioxidants. now with foundations in shades for more skin tones. . >>> n

the judge is an american born in east chicago, indiana and he's a former federal prosecutor who was onceargeted by mexican drug cartels. trump never theless defended himself to jake tapper. >> i have had ruling after ruling after ruling that's been bad rulings. i've been treated very unfairly. before that we had another judge. if that judge was still there this would have been over two years ago. i've been treated very unfairly by this judge. now, this judge is of mexican ter taj. i'm building a wall. okay? i'm building a wall. i am going to do very well with hispanics. >> so no mexican judge could be a judge in a case that involves you? >> thus far trump's lawyers have not filed a recusal motion to remove the judge. joining me now, author of the brand new book american profit is jeffrey rosen who is the president and ceo of the national constitution center. i'm concerned that people in a political context might think, well, this is par for the course. help me explain how unusual this is. >> that new york times piece this morning that you talked about explains it very well. and it's very

the judge is an american born in east chicago, indiana and he's a former federal prosecutor who was once targeted by mexican drug cartels. trump nevertheless defended himself to jake tapper. >> i have had ruling after ruling after ruling that has been bad rulingsb and i have been treated unfairly. and before him, we had another judge, and if the we had him this case would have been over two years, and i have had horrible rulings, and i have been unfairly treated by this judge. all right. i'm building a wall, and this judge is a mexican -- >> and a mexican judge could not be pro for you -- >> well, he is somebody who should recuse himself. >> and soerer fa the trump's lawyers have not filed a recusal motion to remove the judge. and joining us now is to a author of "joseph brandeis" and now joining me is the author of that book jeffrey rosen who is the president and ceo of the national constitution center. i'm concerned that people in a political context might think, well, this is par for the course. help me explain how unusual this is. >> that new york "times'" piece this morning that you

about a guy who was the son of mexican immigrants, his father was a steel worker in the mills in east chicagoup, fights in vietnam. he goes to law school, becomes a federal prosecutor, risks his life prosecuting mexican drug cartels. they put a hit on him. he lived under federal protection for more than a year because one of the largest drug cartels in mexico ordered his assassination and he goes on to become a federal judge. that seems to many people like an american success story. >> i could not agree more. >> and you know what -- >> can i just add one other point, that the point that i was trying to make before and i think a lot of people have raised here is, look, if judge -- if donald trump really felt that this judge was so unfair to him, he did have at remedy. he could have filed a motion for recusal and he chose not to and his lawyer chose not to. had he done so on the basis that donald trump because of his ethnic background, it almost would have certainly been denied because there's legal precedent that judges are not recused because of race, religion, gender. in fact, there's actual

this starts to shift off towards the east and in chicago you could be seeing that threat of some delays as well with rough weather coming through possibility of thunderstorms definitely here on tuesday. meanwhile, denver you're looking at the sunny skies, although on tuesday, monday night still got thunderstorms. houston 33. for your high thunderstorms there for you at least in new york, take a look at that. sunny skies to go through your tuesday. here is the and tended outlook. >>> and that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. carlos: we have this weeks euromaxx highlights just for you coming up during the next half-hour. so please take your seats, get comfortable, and get ready for some very interesting european cultural news updates. here we go. all alone. why many young germans are remaining single. alpine retreat. a luxury hotel in bavaria and its famous concerts. down below. an underground lake in switzerland is a hit with tourists. in recent months, the german media have been publishing reports related to young people

this man was born in east chicago. he's an american citizen. he's just as american as donald trump.ican-americans bleed just as any other american when they go to war. they bled as any other american on 9/11. what he's doing is disgusting. i'm livid about it and if this is his strategy to win over hispanics, he's got a hell of a wake-up call coming to him come november. >> it's strong words from ana. sunlen, donald trump is also not necessarily specifically responding to the very sharp accusations that hillary clinton leveled against him yesterday and today. he seems to want to go after her on the e-mail stuff, clinton global initiative and other stuff. what's the strategy? >> he's going straight after her character bringing up that she's crooked hillary, saying that she's lying hillary, going after the e-mail scandal, once again. it's throwing red meat to his supporters and something that can rile up his base. he did not respond to the charges that she's unfit to be president. she's made no bones about it, this is going to be her strategy going forward. will he have to change that,

he was born in east chicago, indiana, just steps away from the border of my state. his parents emigrated from mexico to the united states. he has a distinguished record. after attending law school at indiana university, judge curiel practiced law in indiana and california. in 1989 he joined the u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of california. as a federal prosecutor, judge curiel served in the narcotics enforcement division and worked to bring down drug cartels. after prosecuting a major cartel, he received a death threat and was forced to live under guard for months. in 2007, he was appointed by a republican governor in california to serve as a state judge. president obama later nominated judge curiel to the federal bench, the senate confirmed his nomination by unanimous vote september 22, 2012. judge curiel is well respected in the legal community. a former colleague said that -- quote -- "his integrity is beyond reproach. " and a california attorney who led the screening committee that reviewed judge curiel in 2011 said -- quote -- "he was very high

doesn't look impressive now from chicago to cincinnati, but there is a boundary here and most of the action is moving from the northwest to the south and eastd the storm prediction center is monitoring the situation between chicago and cincinnati where there is a moderate risk of severe weather and it should flair up this evening and overnight. they could have destructive tornado there's but if you look at the path it should sink to the south tonight and tomorrow. future tracker 6 showing at 2:00 in the morning, some thunderstorms are popping up near cleveland and then heavy rain pulls in into parts of central pennsylvania heading towards philadelphia. this is 11:00 tomorrow morning, we could see a round of some rod rate rainfall for some of us, but the severe weather is pushing down to the south of washington and baltimore as we begin to dry out. this is a morning event for us tomorrow and much calmer tomorrow afternoon and if there is an area of concern for gusty thunderstorms on the verge of severe it would be southern delaware and southern new jersey, it should stay well south of philadelphia but we'll continue to track the system tonig

. >>> and a storm system that brought twisters and flash floods to minnesota moves east today. chicagonapolis and cincinnati will see severe weather with large hail, damaging winds and risk of tornados. those are just some of our top stories on this wednesday, june 15th. >> reporter: from abc news, this is "world news now". >> we're going to start this half hour with details on the investigation into the orlando gunman's wife. >> it's unclear where she is right now, but on monday night she was seen shielding her face under that hooded shirt. officials say she could face criminal charges in connections with the attack. we're told that she may have known something about sunday morning's violence. more now from abc's brian ross coming up. >>> and it was an emotional scene last night at orlando's first baptist church. more than 2500 people came together to remember the victims. >> more and more survivors of the attack are telling their stories. abc's stephanie ramos with the details. >> reporter: 49 innocent people shot and killed inside pulse's gay night club. more than 50 injured and sev

east. look, chicago, gets to 91 by friday. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. forecast cool of the days are the past breezy on >> so i'm here with the american red cross blood bus and niki taylor. perhaps you've seen her, the supermodel standing next to me. spokesperson. a big day. what can we expect? how do people get involved? >> nexcare bandages and american red cross, eight years they partnered up to raise awareness for blood donations. how you can get involved. go to nexcare.com. find a blood center near you and pledge your support for blood donations and sign up to receive bandages and this year's theme is called feel the beat. give blood. >> i got you. >> sharing the theme from "dancing with the stars." >> feel the beat and so it's a special cause for you specifically because you had an accident. >> yes. back in 2001 i was in a car crash and i needed over 100 units of blood and the american red cross supplied my hospital with the blood. so i owe my life to blood donors, that's why i come out and raise awareness for this. >> so many folks do so all of you

that ridge moves east, look chicago 91 by friday. that's the big picture.ny and gorgeous out there. little cool, 65 degrees but we do have storms on the way. here's your accuweather forecast. today 70 for your high. most of the day spending in the 60's. it's much cooler, gusty thunderstorms late morning into the early afternoon. nikki taylor. perhaps you've seen her, the supermodel and nekcare spokesperson. a big day. what can we expect? how do people get involved. >> nekcare band damages and american red cross, eight years they partnered up to raise awareness for blood donation. how you can get involved. find a blood center near you and pledge your support for blood dough fake and sign up to receive bandages and this year's theme is called feel the beat. give blood. >> i got you. >> sharing the theme from "dancing with the stars." >> feel the beat and so it's a special cause for you specifically because you had an accident. >> yes. back in 2001 i was in a car crash and i needed over 100 units of blood and the american red cross supplied my hospital with th

east across the region. future weather showing those storms. right around chicagoght we have risk for super cell thunderstorms. is there enough rotation in the atmosphere we may see threat for tornado around chicago tonight as well as strong, straight line wind, once this turns into a mcs or mess owe scale convective system. you can see the hook there. 3:00 a.m. over portions of ohio. very dangerous situation because it is overnight when people may be sleeping and not wear these storms are coming. you can see how this system survives and then eventually could get here by tomorrow morning. we may wake up to rain, cloud cover, strongest storms staying to the south but clouds may inhibit temperatures in daytime heating tomorrow. as we get in the afternoon is there a chance for a few pop up showers and storms especially severe to the south but can't rule out strong thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon or tomorrow night either. all day long we will start with showers, rain, clouds, you can see through the day tomorrow not a ton of rain but enough south and west to provide so

a line of strong storms -- slammed into chicago overnight-- bere heding east this mroning. tiple tornadoes touched according to the national weather service. >>> aline of long storms slammed in chicago overnight. strong winds and rain knocked down trees and power lines, blocking roads and knocking out electricity. more than 400 flights have been canceled at chicago's two major airports. the storm is hammering cities along the great lakes and mid atlantic. >> putting daring rescue in harsh conditions. two people who got sick working at the u.s. research station in the south pole have been evacuated by small planes. national science foundation said the workers arrived safely in chile after a long flight. they stopped on the edge of antarctica to be put on another plane. >>> a tragic update for the search of a father and his three teenage children who disappeared. the u.s. coast guard found the body that likely belongs to one member of the kimberly family. they did say family members have been advised of this development. coast guard offices continue their search this morning,

east coast. >>> and the new videos just released by the chicago police department. was it excessive force?>> and the update on muhammad ali. >>> a couple is run off the road by this pickup truc

from the midwest, indianapolis, chicago, pittsburgh, all the way to the east, they are warning of high winds and possible tornadoes. after a dramatic 24 hours already. a tornado in maryland, powerful winds and rain there. and, of course, the wildfires in california, and this image from colorado tonight, engulfing and destroying this bridge. abc's alex perez, leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, tens of millions in the midwest bracing for a long night of severe storms. this, after a scary 24 hours in the east. winds gusting above 80 miles an hour in south jersey, ripping off roofs and flipping over planes. >> i've been here through hurricanes and nor'easters. never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., flash flooding in this metro station, making for a soggy commute. in maryland, a tornado tearing an almost 13-mile path across howard county. >> you're going to see a very clear line of destruction through these yards. >> reporter: trees crashing through homes and crushing cars. james francomacaro's wife lucky to be alive. >> my wife was in the kitchen. if the

chicago. that is continuing to the east at about 50 miles per hour, moving towards fort wayne, indiana, lower michigan. wind,nd packing powerful and we will see this gradually move our way overnight. the doppler radar showing path of the storm and how it's beginning to develop as it moves closer to the east. it has a ways to go. miles away, so about nine hours from now this will be close to our area and modify a bit, especially across the higher elevations of the mountains to the west. that's why i believe we are looking at it more of a heavy rain event rather than a large-scale severe weather outbreak. we are under a slight risk tomorrow, likely to be upgraded to the south as we move through the day tomorrow. we will keep you updated on "good morning washington." this, the rush-hour commute, the heaviest of the rain out of here by noontime. a little bit of a lull, maybe some sunshine. themore sun we see makes atmosphere unstable, possibly stronger showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. the forecast highs tomorrow in the 80's. the extent that outlook, the temperatures eventually make it

eventually this frontal boundary to the north and west of chicago will track east and ahead of it wel switch out of the south tomorrow. so that will bring increase in humidity. most area stay dry, and that is monday night, tuesday we will bring those rain chances in our forecast. today is pleasant when we talk about the humidity for most people and on the humid side. you will feel that difference. steamy on tuesday that will fuel those heavier showers and maybe a few thunderstorms but then back to pleasant conditions by wednesday. if you can wait a few more days we will get back to comfortable conditions for late june. all and all a good looking seven day forecast we will show you in a bit. hanging out at the pool to beat the heat 88 degrees. uv index running very high, sunnies at its strongest point, so burn time is less than ten minutes or so, most skin types if you don't have sun block on. at the shore 77 degrees for the air temperature, ocean up to 67. current risk will be lower due to the lighter win at 10 miles an hour but you can always get rip currents no matter what the cond

east coast. >>> and the new videos just released by the chicago police department. was it excessive force? >>> and the update on muhammad ali. >>> a couple is run off the road by this pickup truc surprise waiting for this little girl, and you'll see it. who is our person of the week? >>> good evening. we begin with several developing stories. first, the violent and bloody clashes outside a donald trump event. protesters attacking supporters. some punched, some chased down and beaten. others had bottles thrown at them. just a short time ago, donald trump addressing the violence. here's tom llamas in california. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump condemning the protesters behind those bloody attacks on his supporters. >> they walk out and they get accosted by a bunch of thugs. burning the american flag. you know what they are, they're thugs. >> reporter: protesters hunting down the people who back trump. pelting a woman with eggs. surrounding this man, trying to get away. other trump supporters, beaten. >> i was walking on the street and this guy sucker-punched me in the back of the head. >>

east coast. >>> and the new videos just released by the chicago police department. was it excessive force?nd the update on muhammad ali. >>> a couple is run off the road by this pickup truck. >>> and so

east coast. >>> and the alarming videos just released by the chicago police department. amid questions over excessive force. was it excessive? the outrage already. >>> and the road rage epidemic. the hunt for the driver is on after a couple is run off the road by this pickup truck. >>> and so many in on the surprise waiting for one little girl, and you'll see it. who is our person of the week? >>> good evening. as we come on the air in the west, we begin with the breaking news about muhammad ali. there is growing concern about his health. he's hospitalized, suffering from respiratory trouble. his daughter has issued a statement. ron claiborne on what we know about the greatest. >> float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. >> reporter: tonight, muhammad ali is in what may be the toughest fight of his life. the 74-year-old former heavyweight boxing champion hospitalized with a respiratory infection. paramedics were called to his arizona home on tuesday. ali, last seen here in april looking frail and drawn. >> they take no chances, and they took no chance and the doctor sai

east coast. >>> and the alarming videos just released by the chicago police department. amid questions over excessive force. was it excessive? the outrage already. >>> and the road rage epidemic. the hunt for the driver is on after a couple is run off the road by this pickup truck.

east coast. >>> if you are flying, airport delays are possible in chicago, dallas, houston and memphis. >>> someble images after a rough landing caused damage inside an airliners. >> yeah, talking about the united airline 767 from houston which bounced on the newark airport runway a couple of times before the pilot aborted the landing. that caused ceiling panels to fall inside the jet. it landed without incident further at least. about a half hour later passengers cheered. there were no injuries. >>> just that plane. >>> well, in charlotte, north carolina, a man needs to find a new place to live because of the damage his home sustained when it was hit by a bus. there was a driver and 22 middle school students on the school bus had it plunged down a 30-foot embankment. it came to a stop when it hit the husband and a tree. the stunned homeowner called for help. >> i need police and medic. a school bus just went careening into my house. >> do you know if any kids are on bus? >> no, i just heard the crash. i'm getting dressed now to go outside. i hear them students suffered minor injuries. an invest

chicago. the cool air along the east coast. hence the 90s in the forecast. we're not just talking low 90s. highs. a high of 95 degrees expected 90 back towards martinsburg. the best chance of storms tomorrow will be to the north. if you're down south, they come way late. a lot of people talking. i have a friend who texted me about a wedding out by the leesburg area. tomorrow morning no problem at all. we're dry. we're not going to see any issues during the morning tomorrow. then tomorrow afternoon 4:00 no issues either, but by around 5:00 or 6:00 we start to see some shower or thunderstorm activity. this will not be a lot, but we do see a chance. you can see the front trying to move on through here. by 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, they're out of here. i would expect to see a quick-hitting shower, but that's exactly what it will be. very, very quick, then it moves on through. tomorrow the first day above 90. hot, not too humid. most of the day will be dry. the weekend, 91 degrees. we will see temperatures on monday up to 86 degrees. 87 degrees on tuesday with a chance for some shower activity. next we

. >>> the chicago cubs hit top the national league central the nationals did top the national league east the latest series between these two front runners is turning out like many had hoped a slugfest between two heavy weight fighters, strong start but jason heyward in the third inning with his 2 run single the cubbies notched three runs, and all the runs came on sacrifice flies, i that's competing, check it out, andscores to even things up at three runs a piece. and he wants this one back, albertsends his curveball, said it is going to be hard to sleep tonight. taking game 4-3. >>> sure seems like they are having a lot of fun together. this week's mandatory veteran mini camp has been a spirited one, and the coach likes it feels it is good for his team and quarterback kurt cousins might be the ringleader, the qb doesn't see it that way. >> i don't know if i trash talk, i cheer on my own teammates yelling at my own guys to get them fired up not trying to get in the ear of the defense, but if it brings energy, i thing. >> gets us so fired up he makes a good play defense could take offense

this is a line of incredibly strong thunderstorms tornado watch out for chicago and leading edge of showers and thunderstorms east of ft. wayn wayne, indiana and it's a ways off and moving tornadic threat exists for the midwest and for us it will probably be more damaging wind and heavy rain. still, very impact full. and all right, moderate risk of severe weather now ongoing across the ohio vaelly and d.c. area it's a slight risk including northern virginia and off to west virginia and further west you go the higher chance of severe weather overnight tonight. into early tomorrow morning. flash flood watch out for extreme western counties northwestern maryland, virginia pan handle to morgantown and western pennsylvania for the heavy rain threat we sought flash flooding ourself tuesday in the cleveland park metro station. you see how dangerous flash flooding is. during the overnight hours it's not until about 3, 4 a.m. this complex preaches rest west virginia. 8 a.m. showers and thunderstorms heaviest north and west. i think we want to watch those areas in the flash flood watch and watch northern virginia and south

chicago. a little area carved out will track down to the south and east. our temperatures to drop below average by end of the week. if you don't like humidity you didn't like today. still humid right now. big difference tomorrow. bring back some steamy conditions on thursday. but then by friday and saturday, another pleasant air mass fills back n let's time it out, through 9:00 or 10:00 there could be another shower or storm across delaware, south jersey, nothing widespread at this point. we're good overnight. tomorrow looks good. the mostly sunny skies. thursday we will have more cloud, showers, a few thunderstorms, some of those could be severe around the city and points tout south. temperature wise tonight more comfortable. some areas up to the north could drop in the upper 50's in the lehigh valley, parts of the northern bucks and montgomery county such as quakertown. tomorrow noticeably cooler, still warm, well in the mid 80's but that is average for this time of the year. for tonight showers and storm chance early and then clearing skies. 68 degrees.

the low pressure up here pushing west to east through the great lakes. parts of chicago getting rain. it's interesting because the system is so large, it's actually pulling moisture from the gulf all the way to the south there. so this system is really getting its act together. then it will be pushing west to east into our area overnight tonight, into tomorrow. so we are saying today is looking like the dry day compared to what we are set up for tomorrow. so our weather story sets up this way. we are looking for the potential for scattered shower activity late today. north and west of philadelphia. tomorrow is a first alert day because there are potential for severe storms embedded in the storms moving through tomorrow. this showing us the severe storm threat. it's looking like mainly north and west of philadelphia, but we can't rule out the potential for the threat to be even moving down further south/southeast. in this, when we talk about the severity of the storms. there is potential for strong winds, flooding rains, possibly some heavy rainfall in that as well as may

severe weather firing up, minneapolis, green bay, into chicago for friday. 6 million people at risk. hail, damaging winds, saturday it moves eastedo to new york city. 28 million people at risk. supercells. we are watching these storms that will fire tomorrow, up in the mid-west. they will continue during the day. green bay, chicago tonight. saturday it pushes east. there is a severe thunderstorm in fact for the belmont stakes on saturday. so we will be watching this. the northeast will be under the gun during the day on saturday. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, everybody. it's a beautiful start. it is 59 in leesburg, washington. 57 in annapolis. 54 in ellicott city. great looking day outside. hardly a cloud to be found today. a little on the breezy side this afternoon, nothing like the wind we had yesterday, afternoon highs today should be mostly in the mid- to upper-70s, back to 80 degrees, coming up tomorrow, up to close to 90 over the weekend. that weather any time u need to, go to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >>> a new twist

east. we are seeing rain and thunderstorms across the midwest. you have chicago, you have parts of western ohio, also a large portion of indiana and the entire region is looking at the potential severe weather including tornadoes. also hail and we are expecting widespread damaging winds. as we head into the overnight hours a lot of heavy rain in the forecast. the storm system continues pushing eastward. for tomorrow if you live in philadelphia or richmond, virginia you have the threat for severe weather. the greater threat is stood. as far as rainfall goes you have it in parts of ohio and west virginia. the heat we talked about will continue. 113 degrees forecast in the city of phoenix. it is expanding eastward. 100 degrees for the forecast high there. you are going to be close to 100 for the city of dallas. turn it over to you and abby. >> maria molina, thank you. >>> coming out swinging on the campaign trail, donald trump expected to unload on hillary clinton today a day after she spare issed nothing attacking trump's financial records. the birt back and forth

east of denver. could see an isolated tornado. >> also much cooler in chicago and detroit today. george, paula, dan, back over to you. >> rob, thank you. >>> we want to thank abc news chief anchor george stp. for coming in and helping us lead our coverage. >> as we're learning right a lot more information to come in. we know in excess of 20 people dead. that would make this the worst terror attack on american soil since 9/11. we're going to try to get to the bottom of it. >> it will have ripple effects throughout the e election. we'll be back on "gma" with this breaking story. keep it here. what is that? it's you! it's me? alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. acids in everyday foods and drinks may weaken and erode your tooth enamel over time. dam

chicago right now. that will be moving to the east over the next two days. for today we'll see sunshine.hat's 5:00 in the morning. we'll see coastal clouds in our area once again. they'll be clearing out, we'll see sunshine tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, look at that line of showers. it's in chicago right now. it's going to be in pennsylvania by tomorrow afternoon and due in in our area on friday. until then, we'll be enjoying some sunshine. you'll need the sunglasses today. 86 degrees this afternoon. low 80s tomorrow. here come the clouds with a chance of showers and thunderstorms to keep us a bit cooler on friday. with sunshine we're back into the 80s on saturday. showers and thunderstorms are back for sunday. by monday we're clearing out and cooling down on tuesday. 70s for tuesday and wednesday. back into the low 80s with pretty nice weather at the end of the week for thursday and friday. tracy, vai? >> bill, thanks. >>> just about 10 before 7:00. if you travel 95 let's get you updated before you head out the door. >> 95 looks look what you'd like midweek at ten minutes before 7:00. >

we are watching the next system between chicago and cincinnati, doesn't look like a lot at this time. you can see the direction this is pushing to the south and east well to the south so we should miss out for the most part with the severe weather late tonight and tomorrow. for this afternoon and overnight tonight, moderate risk of severe weather from chicago to cincinnati and it trails off from virginia to north carolina. as we track it with future tracker 6 at 2:00 in the morning it's still in the ohio valley, pushing mainly to the south, if are you well north of philadelphia at 11:00 a.m. you may not see a drop of rain and most of the it is to the south. a gusty thunderstorm and especially in delaware and southern new jersey, going into the early afternoon. so the biggest area of concern, if there was any strong to severe storms, once again in southern delaware and new jersey and missing out to philadelphia to the north as it is looking right now. the five-day at 5:00 forecast, unsettled at times in the morning and we start to dry out late in the day at 80 degrees and saturday and sunday low humidity and wall-to-wall sunshine we start in the mi

east coast. >>> finally this morning we're happy to bring you the story of a guy that works at our powerhouse station in chicagoee him on the air every day at wls. >> because he works behind the scenes there and as you'll see and hear, that's not all he does. reporter frank matthew with his story. ♪ >> reporter: keenan kyle says he doesn't mind the word janitor because that's what he is. five nights a week here at channel 7 but this is just a small part of this 27-year-old chicagoan's life. he is more than anything an opera singer. ♪ >> i have three jobs, i'm a vocal coach. i am a maintenance man at abc news. i also do visual merchandising for a department store and i sing opera on the side. >> reporter: he teaches voice at the fine arts building on south michigan avenue. that and his two other jobs add up to 90 hours a week and then he has to practice his opera. >> it's a lot of sleepless nights and a lot of long days, but it all pays off at the end because you get to do what you love, music. >> reporter: until there's opera career success, life is a tight squeeze. and mopping floors is part of getting there.

east bay after a shooting left a man in critical condition. happened around 5:00 in emoryville near the oakland border. police found the victim at chicago -- 41st and san pablo low. >>> a scandal is rocking oakland tonight. no, it doesn't have anything to do with the police department, for a change. this time, the oakland city council president is accused of violating state and city ethics rules. what does she have to say for herself? here's what she told christen. >> i didn't use any undue pressure, i didn't do anything unethical. >> reporter: lynette again mick is firing -- gibson mcelhaney is firing back about a report that claims she abused her power to oppose the construction of a town home next to her home. >> did you exercise any influence in the building and planning department? >> no. >> reporter: but an alameda county grand jury says she did privately contact a department head, to register discontent with the project, giving the appearance that she was receiving special treatment, and she was using her staps and a public official to improperly influence staff. the property owner told kpix the opposition cost him close to a mil

first place in the east now and lineup hitting well and tonight should be a good test for the ball club against the chicagoe have more in tonight's inside.. >> nationals in the midst of playoff previews facing the cubbies in nationals park and he can assess where he thinks the ball club is. baseball season a long way to go and 98 games left. then baker said he wants them to be more of a dominant team at home. now a better record away from dc and in southeast dc. speaking of the nationals they have yet to play against and nl west team and later in the week they travel to california to face san diego and the la dodgers. they have to be happy with numbers and league in homers and 30 team herein committed the fewest errors. we're not even close to half way through the baseball season. that's her inside pitch with frank hanrahan. back to you. >> thanks so much and great series against the cubs. and back on the field until training camp begins next month. veteran minicamp in ashburn has been spirited at the park and a lot of trash talking between the offense and defense. enthusiasm we saw from kirk cousins leste

will cool you off in chicago, fort wayne, cleveland, detroit, minneapolis but you will have the chance of severe weather. 28 million people at the risk of the severe storm. east is nice and it's nice and warm and celebratory for cleveland. >> thank you so much. >> they're not going to do with themselves. >> we'll figure it out. >>> some sad news from hollywood next after a freak accident takes the life of a star. we'll have more on "way too early" in just a moment. i asked my dentist if an electric toobrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super clean! oral-b. know you're getting a superior clean. i'm never going back to a manual brush. >>> we have some sad news from hollywood to report. a young actor best known for playing the character checkoff in the latest round of "star wars" movies has passed away. anton yelchin, 27 years old, was killed in

chicago and the surrounding areas any minute. severe weather and high winds expected into the night. golf ball sized hail pummeling the plains of north dakota. cracking windshields before moving east, bringing heavy rain to illinois midday, as the first round of storms moved through. delays and more than 100 cancellations already at o'hare. a second round of severe weather will bring the threat of tornadoes to the chicago area tonight. so far this year, there have been reports of 657 possible tornadoes. but few have threatened areas as heavily populated as the windy city. >> 50 million people at risk for severe storms, including tornadoes, gusty winds, up to 70 miles per hour. late tonight, from chicago, into ohio, by early tomorrow morning we're in the mid-atlantic states and then another round of strong storms affect the mid-atlantic states by tomorrow evening. >> reporter: mid-atlantic states like delaware were already hit with heavy rainfall tuesday. flash flooding at this d.c. metro station had commuters wading home from work. a confirmed tornado damaged these homes just outside baltimore, as millions brace for the latest round of violent summer storms. blake mccoy, nbc news,

chicago. >> blake mccoy is in pontiac, illinois, with the latest. >> reporter: this morning, a slow-moving line of storms marching east after providing wild weatheracross illinois from terrifying tornadoes. to 60-mile-an-hour winds and a deluge of rain. motorists were trying to get out of harm's way. >> even farther east there was town of power lines down so we eventually headed south and that's when we came across all of this. >> reporter: this dramatic video from where storm chasers took a direct hit pull belled by debris. this homeowner shocked at the damage to his house. >> blew everything out. it took the whole sheeting off the roof. >> reporter: 60-mile-an-hour winds ripped through seneca. >> confirmed there are nobody in the shell station. >> reporter: and extensive damage around the town of pontiac. a family was trapped when it twister shredded their mobile home. >> just rolled it off the foundation. >> reporter: the walmart there was also badly damaged. >> lightning was in the area. >> reporter: in chicago, some 50,000 soccer fans took cover at soldier field when rain poured down during the copa game causing a two-hour delay. and a one-t

east coast. so we will see some reports of severe weather today. minneapolis, green bay, madison, wisconsin, 9 million people at risk. huge population centers by saturday and saturday night from chicago all the way through areas into the midatlantic, philadelphia, new york. air travel across the country because of the effects late saturday could be problematic. so your weekend forecast, we mentioned the storms in the east on saturday, strong storms possible, montana, north dakota, cool, portland, not bad in california, coastal sections in the 70s, even into sunday, we'll still see stormy weather, so remember last weekend how hot it was and sacramento with temperatures in the 80s. also, of course, on nbc, coming on saturday, 5:00 p.m., the final leg of the triple crown, could be thunderstorms. >> that's going to be a i big one. >> exaggerator, big favorite. >>> o.j. simpson's murder trial, the moment he tried on those gloves shoots and burns its way into your day, . that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting p

what they're doing out in chicagoou with derrick rose.erri >> chicago didn't make theak playoffs this year and they're looking at an eastern easterence where cleveland'sencc not going anywhere.let go lebron is coming back. that team is going to be a be a force so if you don't have a team that can really competeealo you got to reload and maked m some moves and that's whates thh they've decided to do is just ij move on from derrick rose. surprising thing why would the y knicks want him.im >> i applaud the knicks for overpaying an often named player.play they're bringing in a 28-year-old guard who is six is years removed his m.v.p.his m.p. season. he's a good player, no longerger a great i don't understand the move.t un >> it sets up the knicks pretty well. you still have got carmello car the back end of his prime, andm now you add derrick rose maybe you adenowhat or paul gasol oral dwight howard to that mix a and suddenly the knicks are incr the mix. i don't hate the move from newne york's perspective.ersp >> it works in some regardsome s when you think about -- really a there's no where to go but up u for knicks. k throw in some

east and they've waited a long time. >> yes, they have. the number of transplants out here from new york, new jersey, boston, chicago, there's been so much buzz over the last couple of weeks, and it's just, you can feel it. the energy is unbelievable. it's receipt cool. >> reporter: thank you, matt. let me introduce you to adi. she is a doughnut fanatic. >> not just fanatic, dunkin' donuts. >> reporter: we just showed your shoes. >> i'm a huge fan. i moved to california when i was 19 and no dunkin' donuts out here. i'm thrilled they're opening. >> reporter: do you think the store will do well? we're health conscious in the bay area. will dunkin' donuts do okay? >> i think me alone could keep them in business. yeah, i think they'll do great. once people try it, they'll love it. >> reporter: we'll let you place your order. i grew up in california. i confess, i don't quite, haven't wrapped my head around this concept. what do i need to know? let me just have a seat here. >> we bake everything here on- site. this was baked in the last three or four hours. our most popular is probably the boston cream. >> reporter: now i'm going to ask you a bunch