it would slow down from eastern kentucky. they would get paid and go crazy for the weekend. and so a lot of the joints and saloons, a lot of the prostitution was actually occurring in this neighborhood. so that is what contributed to this reputation that this neighborhood had. interestingly enough, historians got a hold of that. one of the earliest historical references to the never read is an the 1930's, 1940's. historians started to refer to it as the cd underbelly of frankfurt. so once historians get ahold of it that version of the neighborhood really became entrenched in public memory. and so despite the fact that the neighborhood really in the 1930's, '40's, 50's became just the poor close-knit neighborhood, it was known as this part of town. >> what was the demographic? >> it was known as the black part of town, but that percentage was really, the majority was very slight. oftentimes it was very much irish. it was very much sort of immigrant. all of them were poor. a very working-class neighborhood. police officers. folks who worked in the hand factory, the local disti

the loggers -- they're a couple walking facilities in the loggers would float down from eastern kentucky and they would get paid for the logs and would go crazy for a weekend. so a lot of the joints, a lot of the saloons, and vodka prostitution was occurring here in this neighborhood. and so, that is what contributed to this participation in the neighborhood had. interestingly enough, historians got a hold of that. one of the earliest historical references to the neighborhood is in the 1930s and 1940s and historians started to refer to it as the seedy underbelly of frankfurt. and so, once historians got a hold of it, that version of the neighborhood became entrenched in public memory. and so, despite the fact that the neighborhood really in the 1930s, 40s, 50s became a poor, close-knit neighborhood, it was not still has this really rowdy while part of town. >> so what is the demographic of "crawfish bottom"? >> it was always known as the black heart of town. the majority was very slight. often times it was very much irish. it is very much sort of immigrant demographic. all of them are po

southward across eastern portions of connecticut and more activity across pennsylvania heading towards jersey and new york city. again, it's very, very scattered out there for you. also across kentucky, nashville, tennessee, heavy downpours and in the great lakes region. big storms heading into chicagoland. good bit of activity over lake michigan. that's going to cross over the lake into lower michigan, heads up around grand rapids. heavy rain storms there for you. we have heat. 16 different heat advisories or warnings. including parts of the carolinas. the darker brown, excessive heat warnings out there for us. heat index values, what it will feel like, hitting well up over 105 degrees. brutal heat to contend with as we head throughout sunday and into next week, all thanks to this big ridge of high pressure. underneath that, 105 for your afternoon right around dallas. we've seen 36 days, straight days of 100-degree heat. we're going to be adding to that streak in dallas for this sunday. so it continues and it's not going anywhere any time soon, alex. >> i'm telling you, fall weather cannot come fast enough for folks in the south. alex wallace, thank you. >>> a fatal police shooting

eastern. >>> a man accused of strapping a fake explosive device around the neck of a teenager in australia is under arrest in kentucky. zain follows this out of london. was this a connection between the suspect and thinking she was rigged to a bomb for ten hours? >> reporter: kyra, this story reads like an investigative fiction novel. it's unclear whether there were specific links, but what police are saying some of the links are circumstantial, they may have some kind of business connections. this happened in an hear that is a wealthy and multimillion dollar homes in the parts of the sydney suburb where this happened. basically 50-year-old doug peters broke into a home. the teenage girl was studying for an example and put this fake bomb collar around her neck and it took police ten hours to get it off her neck. take a look at the headlines here. collar bomb hoax suspect he was volatile and decent smart guy. his school mates say he was a ram bunkion aggressive character who was intecketal. he was a popular boy at school who played rugby aggressively and always in for a fight. the bottom line here, it seems as though

eastern part of the country so much rain. not any gigantic store but series of little disturbances will bring rain showers. kentuckyning they had around five inches of rainfall in just a couple of hours that caused some widespread flash flooding in the area and points just to the northeast of town. they're dealing with that clean up today. morning before they had the flooding in charlotte so two big towns in north carolina the last couple of days getting pummelled with the heavy rain. rain across parts of new england, more showers will continue to come on in to the area. scattered throughout much of the central plains looking nice. we'll continue toe see dry conditions all across much of the west. monsoon flow calmed down a little bit as well we'll see the heat build across much of the west. 96 in denver. 105 in dallas. heat is on tomorrow is going to remain hot across the south. 70s and 80s across the northern plains going to be a nice week with cooler temperatures 70s across much of the great lakes. >> thanks, rick. lot of people weighing in we first brought you. the air force has decided to suspend a course call