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. >> what voters are saying also this morning, beachgoers on high alert for sharks along florida's gulf coast after several swimmers suffered terrifying bites. plus the hike in north dakota's badlands by three boys that turned into a groundbreaking archeological discovery. >> what they are said to have found sticking out of the ground, and the nail biter in beantown. >> how the celtics managed to edge out the mavericks last night in game two of the nba finals. it's monday, june 10th. >> from abc news. this is world news now. >> good monday morning everyone andrew dymburt joined alongside by andrea fujii. not much of a nail biter, maybe just for a few tense moments, but boston looked like they were in cruise control once again. >> it was a good game. >> yes it was. they're looking to win their first title since, i believe, 2008. it's been a while. it's been for the boston celtics and the mavericks obviously trying to win as well. it's not over until it's over. we'll show you highlights from those from that game as well as the stanley cup final coming up in a moment. but we want to begin

similar scenes along florida's gulf coast.rgency crews responding to drivers trapped in their cars. and that area could see more than 2 feet of rain in the days ahead. cbs miami's larry seward is in -- is near fort lauderdale, florida, where the rain shut down a section of the interstate. >> reporter: relentless storms pounded south florida today, dumping more than half a foot of rain from coast-to-coast on the already-waterlogged state. flash flood warnings were issued for parts of miami-dade and broward counties, where rainfall rates of several inches an hour submerged streets and snarled traffic. massive flooding causing a massive headache on interstate 95. officials shutting part of the highway after it became too dangerous. cars in hallandale beach had trouble keeping up, waters there stranding drivers on the sides of roads. while in nearby hollywood, blinding downpours inundated entire neighborhoods. the rain forcing ground stops at both miami and fort lauderdale airports, causing delays in excess of seven hours. >> we w

parts of the florida gulf coast saw more than ten inches of rain just today, and there's more on the way. some people tried in vain to stop water from getting into their homes, but sandbags were not enough to stop ankle-deep water from pouring in. dozens of people had to be rescued from their cars when they got stuck trying to forge through flood waters. and one guy decided it was the best opportunity of all to wake board down his flooded street. he was being pulled by a pickup truck. dangerous business, obviously. he almost hit a pole before letting go. and it feels like, paul, every time we see flood videos like these we see somebody doing something like this. >> yeah, not recommended. play stupid game, win stupid prizes, that's usually the advice in that kind of thing. you never know what's swimming in that water, especially in florida. around here, no such concerns. we just have the return of normal june weather. temperatures did trend back towards average today. one day of cooler than average temperatures tomorrow, but the same pattern is going to repeat itself over the next sev

it gets hot in the middle of the country from the florida gulf coast all the way up to canada. areas where there are heat advisories in place. those are the weather headlines. >> ainsley: thank you. >> steve: let's talk about housing. costs are reaching all-time highs reports the inventory of unsold houses is growing. >> ainsley: the median price is $419,300. >> steve: jeff flock joins us in new jersey in front of a home that sold within four days of listing. >> this is the way they're going now, guys. three bedroom, two bathhouse. 575 is what it was listed for. you know, these days they go within just days. you know, you mentioned, steve, the fact you have some stale listings, yeah. year-over-year prices up 6%. northeast 9% followed by the midwest, west and south. sales down about 3% year-over-year making it really hard for people on the low end of the scale to get into a home. look at a harvard study that found you have to make $120,000 a year to afford the average-priced home in terms of your income. in 2021, $82 thousand. it is driving a wedge between the haves and have not

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at least some sort of heat related advisory from the florida gulf coast.y up to close canada. so a huge swath of the country will be dealing with this. it's the next couple of days, right in the heart of this, kansas city. feels like temperature 109 today it. does cool over a little bit by midweek and all that heat shifts back over to the east. those are the weather headlines, steve, back over to you. >> steve: adam, thank you very much. switching gears to politics. the tale of two candidates prep for cnn's presidential debated looks quite differently with donald trump rallying but city voters and joe biden hunk erred down in a cabin at camp david. big night approaching on thursday, democrats are sounding the alarm as their financial advantage has vanished. one donor telling politico, quote: there was a strategy of raising all this money on the front end so he could have this huge edge. now we're even and it's june. i have no other word for it other than depression. that among biden supporters. democratic pollster and stagwell ceo mark penn joins us now. m

looks like across the country at one big weather future move into the easter's heavy raid on the florida gulfseveral hours. that's been enough to perhaps because of flooding we are expecting more storms you pop up across portions of texas over the next couple of days but flooding with all the rain showers will be one of the issues as we head to the weekend. snore a a and class, thank you r arthel, that's a blessing we need is more hurricanes heading into was going to be a crazy or already. arthel: no, please, let's do it again at 4:00 p.m. eastern. see you then. thank you. , there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. ga, the advanced form of dry age-related macular degenerati

videos of close encounters like these on florida's gulf side going viral.each closures and red flag warnings in walton county near popular panama city beach. >> like getting struck by lightning. you don't think it's going to happen and then two in one day, it's just insane. >> reporter: on friday afternoon 45-year-old elizabeth foley was swimming near a sand bar when she was bitten by a shark losing part of her left arm. then just 90 minutes later, about four miles away police responded to a call about a second attack. this time on two teenage girls. one of the teens was critically injured with wounds to her hand and leg. this video shows bystanders jumping in to help rescue her, including two doctors in the right place at the right time. >> she was in and out of consciousness from blood loss. we were able to apply tourniquets and apply pressure. >> reporter: though it's unclear whether it was the same shark in both incidents, experts say back-to-back attacks are rare. >> it's unusual. i mean, they're predators. they make a living by eating other animals. >

we have a lot of impacts, many impactful storms the last few years especially in florida on the gulft the carolinas and new england last year so there have been impact almost across the entire country if you go bac■> the preparations to pay more attention to how is fema managing, how are you preparing or highlighting? >> great question, glad you brought up, rapid intensification is a huge risk and rapidly developing an intensifying storms are particular risk for the gulf coast and florida in particular, strongest hurricanes that ever hit the united states, high end category number 4 or 5s were tropical storms the last 3 days before landfall. that region in particular you don't necessarilav watch a hur come across the atlantic, the greatest threat from stormsr s make landfall rapidly intensify within 3 or 4 days so everybody needs to have t

nuclear weapons florida along the gulf coast. impacts in new england last year. been impacts across the entire country if you go back over the last three or four seasons. it's that constant reminder, that constant refresher what that is. people lead buzzy lives. their thinking about hurricane season is coming around. reporter: 340r common storms. you talk about the preparation time. have to pay more attention. you mentioned this on the call last, preparing for a shorter time line. mr. brennan: i'm glad you brat up. your rapid intensification is a huge risk and developing and intensifying storms are a particular risk for the gulf coast and florida in teufpblgt the strongest hurricanes that ever hit the united states, category 4, less three days befe landfall. that region in particular you don't necessarily have a week or more to watch the hurricane across the atlantic. th storms that form in the pwreubian or golf or southwest atlantic and make landfall, rapidly intensify. everybody needs to have that short fuse hurricane emergency plan. that's why it's so importan

virgin islands we've had a lot impact many impactful swarms of the passengers especially in florida along the gulfand noon and ringlet us your primitive apps was about the entire country to go back over the just the last three or four seasons but again the constant reminder that constant refresher with the risk is in people lead busy life many of the things of thinking about hurricane season comin■5g■ on an time to re- emphasize the risk. [inaudible conversations]. >> more common and storms the preparation timeline now schema on the calé(l last week or shorr timelines. >> is a great question but you brought up yes is a risk rapidly developing and intensifying strength ate particular risk for the gulf coast and for florida in hurricanes that ever hit the united states, the hyatt category four o five all t peope involved is on the region particular, you do notpa necessarily have a week or more urricane come all the way across the atlantic but we start from storms of form and the caribbean are off of the southwest at honey and make four days as everybody needs to have a short of it sure views hurrica

an earthquake in taiwan and what seems to be more frequent hurricanes in florida and the gulf coast are also part of the equation as the reinsurance market changes and there's disasters around the world, that all trickles down to local insurance because that's a fixed cost for insurance companies to care to bear. if you do happen to get a cancellation notice, insurance brokers say you should react quickly. companies are required to give you at least a couple of months notice before the policy ends. but unfortunately, broker steve cressey says, if you can get a new policy, it's likely going to cost you thousands of dollars more. sometimes we've had to go to what's called excess market or non-admitted companies to find somebody's insurance. you can also dispute the reason for cancellation or fix the problems the insurer lists on your property. in homeowner jeremy trebek's case, he hired an independent home inspector to evaluate his roof. safeco reversed its decision, but hasn't commented any further about why a small win in what seems like a landslide of losses for those trying to protect

now, on monday typical summer thunderstorms in florida, and along the gulf coast roasting triple digit heat in the southern plains and desert southwest, and more storms in the northern plains and the upper midwest adding to ongoing catastrophic flooding. now, the tropic. they're bubbling with three areas to watch including our second named storm of the season, beryl. adriana, that's now expected to rapidly intensify into a major hurricane by the time it reaches the windward islands on monday. >> oh, boy. molly mccollum, thank you. >>> to utica, new york. police are investigating the shooting of a 13-year-old boy. it happened friday night. and when police called a press conference, they were interrupted by a shouting crowd. michael george has more. good evening. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. police say officers thought the 13-year-old was carrying a gun. it turned out to be a pellet gun. now, there is video of the shooting and we want to warn viewers it is disturbing. this video shows a 13-year-old boy being chased by utica police officers. horrified neighbors watch as an officer

for may, the dark red dots show the strongest connection to climate change along the gulf from floridate central also says some of the most impactful changes are happening at night. what are we seeing with those minimum those overnight lows that is maybe even more risky or dangerous here i am so glad you asked that, because when we when we do our calculations about this, you know, the strength of the climate change signal, nighttime warming is a fact just about everywhere. and that has a really important health consequence, right? it's you know, you don't get an opportunity to cover from the heat of the day. you know, we know that we can open the house up at night, turn the fans on, and you get the cold air in there. but if it's still hot outside, that's one of the things that can turn an environment from one where you don't need air conditioning into one where you really do need it. and we have a lot of places in the country where they haven't needed air conditioning, and we're we're definitely pushing them into conditions where that is something that they need. and, you know, audrey,

and as we get into specifically the weekend across the gulf coast and florida, we're going to see the potential for temperatures to be well into the 90s there. on top of that, the humidity will make it feel like triple digits. we could see record-breaking conditions for folks there as we get into next week. today, we have showers spinning around new england. stronger storms could possibly develop across the middle of the country. as you get your saturday plans under way, we'll see some of these shower mid-70s. indianap minneapolis, the upper 70s. plenty of sunshine for new orleans. and that's a look at your forecast, jessica, back to you. >> thanks. happy friday. >>> we're back in a minute with what today's jobs report could tell us about the state of the economy. and why u.s. regulators are targeting open a.i., nvidia and microsoft. a.i., nvidia and microsoft. the right ingredients make all the difference. new herbal essences sulfate free is now packed with plant-based ingredients your hair will love. like pure aloe. and camellia flower oil. and none of the things it won't. hair feel

florida. the flood caused by the heavy rain submerged a large part of the southern part of the state, blocked the roads and destroyed the houses vehicles. heavy rain fell from the gulf of mexico to all of south florida. in chile, the storm and sid caused a lot of damage in the south of the country and damaged 1,500 houses. silasa rains have also led to landslides and the closure of some roads. thank you very much for being with us. in the name and memory of god, i greet and respect your presence, dear viewers of the khabar network, for the next few hours, we expect wave activity in the northern parts of the alborz slopes to some extent. in the zagros, in the southeastern parts of our country, we will have rain, lightning and wind. these rains in the provinces of ardabil, east azarbaijan , west azarbaijan, zanjan, central kurdistan, hamadan, central ghazvin , alborz, tehran, samlan, gilan, mazandaran, golestan , north khorasan, north khorasan, razavi, parts of isfahan, parts of kerman province, in the highlands of the province , there are parts of hormozgan highlands. similarly , in the south of sistan baluchistan province. sometimes we will have rains in these areas

florida. flooding caused by heavy rains inundated a large part of the southern part of the state, blocked roads and damaged houses and cars. this storm rain fell from the gulf of mexico to all of south florida. in chile, the storm and flood in the south of the country caused a lot of damage and damaged 1500 houses. silasa rains have also led to landslides and the closure of some roads. but in india, the longest heat wave was recorded with 24 consecutive hot days. according to the authorities only in the state of odisha in the north-east of india, 41 people have died due to heatstroke in recent days. when the weather in delhi gets extremely hot, this scene is seen a lot in some areas of the outskirts of the city. hundreds of people rush towards a tanker to reach the water. similar scenes are seen in other states of india these days. due to the extreme heat, the flow of water entering delhi is reduced, because the neighboring states hardly allow the residents of the capital to use the common water resources. for all the people of india, the state authorities have done so haryana does not give delhi's water quota in full. in the northern half of india. especia

florida. floods caused by heavy rains flooded a large part of the southern part of the state. it blocked roads and damaged houses and cars. this tropical storm caused heavy rain from the gulf of mexico to all over. south florida. in chile, storms and floods in the south of the country caused a lot of damage and 1,500 houses were also damaged. silasa rains also caused landslides, closing some roads has led but let's go to the second case of the world today. demonstrations of opponents of the prime minister of armenia have led to violent clashes with the police. in this conflict, the police towards. demonstrators threw stun grenades and arrested about 100 people. protesters also targeted police forces with stones. about 100 people, including 17 policemen, were injured in this conflict. the protestors demanded the removal of prime minister nikol pashinyan from power due to the transfer of tavash region villages to the republic of azerbaijan. the ceded villages are armenian, but from the point of view of international laws internationally, they are part of the territory of the republic of azerbaijan, which was occupied by armenia in the 1990s. according to the peace treaty tha

talked about the main character escaping and going through, you know, mississippi and alabama and florida's gulf>> maine is just so different. it's the only state that has in its legislature native americans. under a colonial treaty, they serve in the legislature. it's the only state that's crossed by the national railroad of another country, the canadian national railroad. it's the only state that borders more american provinces than it does american states. it's the only state with only one interstate highway. i think most of all it's the only state with a pre-industrial culture. people who work with their hands, physical labor, is deeply respected. what you and i do, writing and talking and that, that's kind of seen as frivolous in maine. a guy i knew was talking to me, he said, well, he was an investment banker, i guess he just wasn't good for much else. [ laughter ] >> exactly. there's that scene in "wall street" where gordon gekko says, boy, you're either on the inside or the outside. you could say the same of maine. you're either on the inside, you're either a local and a mainer, or you'r

with a trip to the beach, the rip current risk remains high on parts of the atlantic and gulf coast today in florida least five people have died in rip currents, including a couple visiting with their six children. a really tragic story there, and experts say if you do get caught in a rip current, do not try to swim directly back to shore. instead, you swim parallel to the shoreline until you're free of the current. the life saving advice there. >> all right. the fbi is now offering up to $10,000 for information about two wildfires in southern new mexico. full containment of the fires is not expected until mid-july. two deaths have been confirmed since they ignited last week, and now the fbi is asking for help in identifying what sparked the fires. now to a story we're following out of hawaii. a surfer who gained fame as a lifeguard and actor has died in a shark attack. this morning. a shark attack in hawaii claiming the life of a world renowned surfer. >> we can confirm that it was one of our own city and county of honolulu lifeguards. north shore lifeguards. tamayo perry, honolulu officials say pr

florida. flood caused by heavy rain. a large part of the southern part of the state was flooded. it blocked roads and damaged houses and cars. this tropical storm brought heavy rain from the gulf of mexico to all of south florida. there are storms and floods in chile south of this country caused a lot of damage and 1500 houses were also damaged. silasa rains have also led to landslides and the closure of some roads. but the meteorological organization has predicted rain for some provinces, including parts of east azarbaijan and west ardabil provinces . we will join my colleague mr. asghari who is here in the studio. if we compare it with the morning before noon, we can see that the apps appear . many people ask why in the hour they appear in the afternoon. first, they appear when the temperature reaches its maximum, that is, the air on the surface of the earth warms up and the air is humid, it rises. these mountains also help, that is, mechanically, the air flows into the mountains. see exactly the slopes of the zagros. in albos, the density of water is higher when it hits the mountain, it climbs and forms . we have an eventful weekend ahead of us . be very careful. the intens

this is a tropical storm it brought heavy rain from the gulf of mexico to all of south florida. in chile, storms and floods in the south of the country caused a lot of damage and 1500 houses were also damaged. silasa rains have also led to landslides and the closure of some roads. the next part of the news at 4 o'clock: after the leadership position of the president, if the presidency is good, it is to serve the nation . as the second phase of the upcoming parliamentary elections approaches and how it relates to the president and the executive branch, especially the appointment. bani sadr writes a letter to the imam, referring to the non-convection of the assembly they make a request. a day later, the imam agrees to the president's requests so that bani sadr does not have any excuses. dr. beheshti calls for the formation of a strong government. anyway, we should all try to have a strong government trusted by the majority of people's representatives. a government that, as the president is also the head of the executive branch, can cooperate well with the prime minister and be tru

at the same time, fires in mexico affected air quality along the gulf coast from texas to florida. it all brought back memories of last year's record setting fires in canada that sent a haze of smoke drifting over the midwest and east coast. smoke from wildfires hundreds of miles away is still a health threat. a recent national bureau of economic research analysis says it contributes to nearly 16,000 deaths a year. laura kate bender leads the healthy air campaign for the american lung association. laura kate, what is in wildfire smoke that makes it so hazardous? >> one of the main components is particle pollution. these bits can get deep into your lungs, even your bloodstream, and cause a host of harms. there's a bunch of other harmful chemicals too, particularly if it's burning houses, cars, other things from built structures. john: is it just as dangerous if the fire is hundreds of miles away or down the street? >> neither is safe. it can change the composition but the fact remains that whether people are close or far away, they should both take precautions. john: what can inhali

rain wise across the country, big rainy spots, largely here around gulf coast in florida and expectingida taking over next several days. could be talking about major flooding. it is wet time of year, this is significant rain. >> todd: everything is green and florida standing out like a candy cane. >> carley: okay. search continues for a missing georgia 12-year-old girl last seen last month at her father's house. the gainesville community has raised $20,000 for the safe return of maria perez. investigators believe she is in danger, they do not believe she is kid napped. the sheriff's office hope the reward money prompts someone to come forward with information to help find her. >> todd: brand new social media platform called hedgehog shaking up tech landscape, it is for everybody americans to see and share news without content or opinions being filled filtered out. john matze joins us. social media is chaotic, how will hedgehog keep chaos out? >> yeah, thanks for having me on this morning. hedgehog is about putting the community in charge. what is different and sets us apart. on hedgeho

gulf coast. several recent drownings reported from florida to new york. what experts say you should do if you're cut in a rip current. >>> the death toll rises in the deadly mass shooting in arkansas as authorities share details of how the incident unfolded in the parking lot of that supermarket. and what we are learning about the victims, including the nurse being hailed as a hero. >>> four days until the first presidential debate of 2024. president biden hunkering down at camp david. former president trump on the campaign trail, teasing his possible vice-presidential pick. what we know about the very different ways the two men are getting ready. >>> overseas, and the war between israel and hamas. prime minister netanyahu doubles down on his claims that arms shipments from the u.s. are decreasing. what the white house is saying as deadly idf strikes level more buildings in northern gaza, and israel's defense minister prepares for meetings with officials here in the u.s. tom soufi burridge tonight from tel aviv. >>> details just coming in of several deadl

we could see similar scenes like we saw in florida this past week setup here across the gulf coast. ed? >>> paul, thank you. tonight president biden is in las vegas after attending the g7 summit in italy. air force one flew more than 6,000 miles landing in l.a. as the sun came up. the president now surrounded by stars. in fact, he's seeing some of them tonight at a big hollywood fund-raiser. cbs' natalie brand is tracking it all from the white house. >> reporter: ed, the biden campaign says it set a record with a single democratic fund-raiser with a star-studded line-up that includes former president barack obama, george clooney, and julia roberts. president biden arrived in los angeles early saturday banking on a boost from celebrity support. his re-election campaign says tonight's a-list event has already raised at least $28 million. the los angeles fund raisers happening on the same day as a summit in switzerland focused on peace in ukraine. vice president kamala harris stepped in for the president meeting with ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy and world leaders and announc

showers and thunderstorms along a frontal boundary that stretches from texas through the gulf coast. and floridan for the next several days. we could see 6 to 12 inches of heavy rain for parts of the west coast as well as south florida. so that's an area we are going to watch. you know, it is three-point line season. this won't be a named storm. it doesn't take a named storm to cause a lot of the issues and flash flooding. continue to keep you up to date. steve doocy over to you my friend. >> steve: thank you very much for the update. meanwhile, keeping kids away from nicotine. a long island new york middle school is rolling out special vape detectors installed in the bathrooms as student pressures -- as students pressure other kids into trying vaping. they can pick up certain chemicals found in the smoke and already responsible for busting a couple of vapors. the principal of linden hurst middle school frank joins us now. frank, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? >> steve: i'm doing okay. i understand this was actually the idea of a student who said, you know, there are people v

florida. the walton county sheriff says they happened off the gulf coast less than five miles apart.h victims were taken to the hospital in critical but stable condition. authorities closed the water access to the public. >>> now to dramatic new body cam video showing the moment of pga star scottie scheffler's arrest and his confrontation with police. erin mclaughlin with more. >> back on the tee, scheffler. >> reporter: tonight as scottie scheffler has a strong outing at the memorial tournament -- >> right in the middle. >> reporter: -- new body camera footage released by louisville police shows the moment the number one ranked golfer in the world was arrested in may. >> i'm about to get arrested. i'm just trying to get to my tee time. >> reporter: all charges against him have been dropped, but the footage offers new insight into scheffler's state of mind as he was accused of dragging a detective on the ground with his car outside the pga championship. that moment not caught on camera. >> he did tell me to stop, but as i went by him, he grabbed my arm, and i was afraid. i couldn't t

with a trip to the beach, the rip current risk remains high on parts of the atlantic and gulf coast today in floridaing a couple visiting with their six children rhiannon, ally, abc news, new york. >> rescuers in southern california saved a dog stranded in the desert for a whole day. onyx was off leash and wandered off from his owners in joshua tree national park over the weekend. it took first responders more than 24 hours to track him down. he was stuck on a rocky ledge, onyx was a bit dehydrated otherwise. okay, though first responders say it's a good reminder to keep your pets on leash or just leave them at home. >> a cat also found itself in a precarious position, had to be rescued over the weekend. ooh. >> that cat stuck in a tree but in just the weirdest possible way. firefighters of the grand canyon had to be called to help rescue the cat. fortunately with help of the internet they found the cat's owners and it's safe. >> a major midwest landmark back open to visitors. the being in chicago, now open after renovation of the surrounding plaza, closed it for about a year. gates blocked off the

gulf. last month from florida to texas, and the group says that some of the most impactful changes happen at night nighttime warming is a fact just about everywhere, and that has a really important health consequence, right? it's you know, you don't get an opportunity to recover from the heat of the day. you know, we know that we can open the house up at night, turn the fans on and you get the cold air in there. but if it's still hot outside, that's one of the things that can turn an environment from one where you don't need air conditioning into one where you really do need it. so how can you keep your house cool during this summer heat without driving up the power bill? consumer investigator chris chmura has a simple diy tricks to lower the amount of energy your ac uses. that's coming up at about 525. laura marcus. gary. thank you. it is 504 for you this morning. some breaking news from overseas. amanda knox has failed in clearing her name when it comes to conviction of slander charges . this follows her false accusations that her then boss, merritt murdered meredith kercher. a kercher was

they weren't putting nukes and they had hypersonic missiles right there off the florida coast, sailing along in the gulf stream. larry: not a good story. john roberts, everybody. you must be a pretty good golfer, club championship? >> oh, it was a qualifier. larry: holy cow. >> it was a qualifier, larry. anybody could go to a qualifier. larry: i was going to put him into the pga in just a moment anyway. john roberts thank you very much. >> i was not scottie scheffler before a -- larry: catch john and coanchor sandra smith on "america reports" weekdays every day 1:00 through 3:00 p.m. eastern on fox news. thank you, john. cumming up mere on "kudlow," what did president trump tell the house gop this morning? there were two meetings. morning in the house. afternoon with the senate. in the middle with the business folks. we'll ask congressman wesley hunt when we come back. here is for a no-tax "tipp poll" sy even with sweaty caddies.he r i'm kudlow.s we'll be rightwe back. s not only in investing, but also also in financial and estate planning and more. (other money manager) your clients rely on you for all

gulf of mexico. another potential disturbance just off the east coast of florida that we're going to be monitoring. at is in the gulf of mexico, whether it gets a name or not, we're still going to see heavy rain along the gulf coast, keep that in mind and we will keep you up to date. all right brian kilmeade over to you my friend. >> brian: more than a week since the daring rescue of four israeli hostages from hamas terrorists sees the body cam video from the helmet cams. among those rescued 22-year-old who was kidnapped and brought to gaza after attending the nova festival on october 7th and his family now speaking out. joining us to offer his perspective and give us update on his condition is his uncle. great to see you, and appreciate you joining us. what could you tell us about your nephew's condition now a couple weeks after being rescue you had? >> just the past few days since he has been rescued and is okay. physical condition is good. mental we don't know yet. is he very quiet very quiet. we don't push him too much. not asking many questions. we giving him some space. >> brian: so tragic tha

florida. marco island heading to the fort myers. the computer models are saying maybe someone could get close to a foot of ra temperatures a little cooler along the gulf coast. i think it will be welcomed rainfall late in the afternoon. yeah, frances, florida probably has the worst weather in the country this week. >> wow. okay. thanks for watching it, bill. we'll see you in a bit. >>> earl seller back in a minute with a game-change decision for high school athletes in florida. >>> and dallas, we have a problem. how the celticgrbes abd a two-game lead in the nba finals against the mavs. s for it to grow? meet new pantene pro-v miracles. with our highest concentration of pro-vitamins yet, infused with ingredients like biotin & collagen. strengthens hair bonds and repairs as well as the leading luxury brand without the $60 price tag. for stronger, healthier hair. ♪♪ if you know, you know it's pantene. ♪♪ i thought i was sleeping ok... but i was waking up so tired. then i tried new zzzquil sleep nasal strips. their four—point lift design opens my nose for maximum air flow. so, i breathe better. and we both sleep better. and stay married. when you smell t

florida today. two to three inches for miami and that area got close to two feet of rain. the tropics are starting to get active in the gulf of mexico and that disturbance that brought moisture to florida is exiting and moving to the east, to the atlantic ocean and the east will have to monitor the situation. rain outlook starting sunday, very heavy, whether this gets a name or not, we are dealing with potential of heavy rainfall and flooding. two areas of severe storm, one across central high plains and northeast this afternoon. we could see large hail, damaging wind and isolated tornados for big cities. potential for thunderstorms in the afternoon as the front moves through. heat spreading from southwest in california to the central oouz across mississippi river valley. tomorrow we could see records broken. of course it is father's day and we'll look at this foredcast an see showers and thunderstorms. otherwise, good-looking forecast, it is going to be warm. 77 and sunny skies. >> carley: gorgeous day on sunday. happy father's day. >> todd: i'm sure my office will be adorned with new pictures from my children. >> happy f

. >>> and it's not all fun in the sun for people in florida right now as a massive storm blows in from the gulf sentencing after his conviction on three felony firearms charges that put a spotlight on his drug-using past. a jury in wilmington, delaware, found the president's only surviving son guilty of lying on an application to purchase a firearm in 2018. after the verdict, an emotional reunion for the biden family. the president making an unexpected stop before heading overseas. cbs's weijia jiang reports from outside the courthouse. >> reporter: hunter biden left court holding hands with his wife and the first lady, dr. jill biden, just after hearing the verdict. he stood in court, stared straight ahead, showing little emotion. after deliberating for just under three hours over two days, the jury found him guilty of three felony counts for illegally possessing a gun while he was addicted to crack cocaine and for making false statements about using drugs when he bought the firearm in october 2018. we spoke to juror number 10, who asked not to be identified. >> when you first got the case, ho

to work, we're stretching from parts so of iowa, nebraska, all the way down to the gulf coast from louisiana to floridaanhandle, because this dome again, just kinda nudges a little bit because of the front, but it's still kind of sitting there. so as we go through the workweek, we're still looking at 78% at a lower four 48. that's 250 million people with high temperatures and 90 degrees or hotter more than 300 records could fall both daytime highs and overnight lows because you just don't get that relief at night. and you just continue to swaths are so as we start out the workweek, i mean, again, here we're back to the 96 in dc already after only a day and a half of a break, upper 90s and atlanta through the week, dallas, two temperatures in the middle and upper 90s in st. louis. so try to stay cool and hydrated. omar. >> and i think showing the normals under what the temperatures are right now really give people some perspective on the threshold of temperatures we're looking at, at least rafah. thanks so much i want to go to new information in those deadly wildfires in new mexico. the fbi is now offer

atlantic waters, which spread in the arctic, now i will explain, we all know the gulf stream, a warm current, it begins near floridan, brings warmth to europe. further flows along norway, reaches the arctic, in fact , this is the main heat flow to the arctic, and the modern warming that is occurring in the arctic, the reduction in ice area, in particular is due to the fact that this heat flow, well, not that it has intensified, but has become more influential , what is happening in the arctic, understanding what happens to these waters, how they transform there, how they cool or, on the contrary, heat up, we will be able to predict in the future a reduction in the area of ​​ice in our seas, in the kara sea. 700 km to the north pole when we carried out research there, so we were able to go north, well, we managed to find a current that directly leads to the fact that there is less ice there, this is a really warm current that... drowns the ice, the second current is under the ice, on the contrary, it only exists in winter in spring, and there, thanks to some special process , it is formed, we also managed to record

it's basically going to show you right along the gulf coast, from texas, around to florida.lack dots is the easiest way to look at it. those are the places where climate change had the biggest influence on temperatures in may, and i talked with a climate scientist about why is this such a difficult problem to solve. >> it's just this subtle pressure that exists, and it sneaks up on you, it sneaks up on our cities around the country. even in a place like phoenix, if you're used to the heat, well, is the power on? can you afford to run the power to keep your air-conditioning going? think about age as a risk. so the heat that i could deal with when i was 20, i'm not able to deal with it in the same way now that i'm 50. that's a big change we all have to deal with. >> one thing i would add quickly, people should start thinking what you might do if there's a heat wave and your power goes out. it's something that could happen. >> case cane, thank you so much. >>> a potential breakthrough for people receiving organ transplants. doctors are trying to help transplant patients avoid t

gulf coast. otherwise, maybe the focus is good to be on florida, possibly west in cuba that you could time we're ready is looking particularly heavy . the trade winds are blowing fairly steadily now, and pressure ratings going through the wind would also pop from occasional chairs. looks like the small account of being how's it going to joyce and fine weather breezy. admittedly, the seasonal right to the south of that is breaking up. nothing enough in the western side of brazil. and these fall to the south, is that down through peru into power going? i think temperatures are if anything going to rise. we shouldn't really be seeing something like searching for and a sense young. but beyond that, it does look a bit more wintry with all the rain or snow down the indian che, of the . ready ready ready and the resting place of the dead, an 11 year old kings tunes for the living to place in a country to celebrate the deceased. ready can he earned enough to both support is with a mother realizes dreams name. i believe he has a lot of boy, a witness documentary on that just so you know, the the watching

gulf of mexico. so not really expected to hit the florida peninsula, which is good news, keeps the lightning and have you written out of the way, you can see the line of storms kinda dip into the gulf of mexico and then continued to dissipate. so again, staying dry in cape canaveral, just have to watch the easterly wind that continues to gus there. allison. >> okay. i'll lisa will check back. excuse me. we'll check back with you all right. everybody stick around because this launches a go right now, we are standing by for this historic moment. it is less than 15 minutes away, so we're going take a very quick break and we'll be right back. >> this is a story about the one, the one who keeps it all moving. he is measured precise. >> you thinks ahead stocks the right parts and knows just where to find them because. >> for the one this facility is about more than business the industrial greg products you need delivered fast. call, click ranger com, or stopped by. a great job for the ones who get it done. >> right now, pet dander skin cells in dirt are settling deep into your carpet fibers. stanley steame

. >>> now to a weekend of shark attacks and questions on how florida officials are responding after three injuries in gulfoast waters, plus another attack in hawaii. abc's reena roy joins us with more. reena, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning to you. look, shark attacks are rare, but officials are urging swimmers to stay vigilant and avoid the water at dawn and dusk with these recent incidents. this morning, authorities investigating another shark attack, this time in hawaii. a 25-year-old woman is in serious condition after she was bit in a boat harbor on oahu's north shore. a popular destination for shark tours. three other attacks in walton county, florida, also on friday, where a 45-year-old woman and two teenagers, ages 15 and 17 in waist-high water were bitten just 90 minutes apart just four miles away, eventually causing beaches to close. this video taken moments after one of those attacks, the shark dangerously close to shore. the woman sustaining significant trauma and an amputated arm. one of the teens still remains in critical condition. >> i know that all three are still alive

gulf coast. otherwise, maybe the focus is good to be on florida, possibly west in cuba that you could time. we're ready is looking particularly heavy. uh, the trade winds are blowing fairly steadily now, and pressure ratings going through the wind would also pop from occasional chairs. looks like the small account to be now is a 100 joyce and fine weather breezy. admittedly, the seasonal range to the south of that is breaking up lots enough in the western side of brazil. at least part of the south is that down through peru into power going i think temperatures are if anything going to rise. we shouldn't really be seeing something like 64 in a sense young. but beyond that, it does look a bit more wintry with all the rain or snow down the indian chain of the a meeting of minds. it's sort of deadly word freedom, which is used to cover so many different things. the failure of the mainstream economics. if that happens in any other profession, they will be fine. yeah. well, not just fight it. they would go to prison. musical innovative, brian, you know, meets renowned economist hodges and change

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gulf coast. certainly in florida up to the mid-atlantic.> michael: father's day is just around the corner. gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here with great gift ideas. all of these products are shopable. good morning, lori. first one is for the dad who is a little bit of a jokester. >> happy early father's day to you, by the way. >> michael: thank you very much. >> this is harry and david. it's seven days of dad jokes. would you do us the honors of maybe reading that one for us. >> michael: why don't eggs tell jokes? >> why? >> michael: they crack each other up. >> good one. good one. so there are -- the set's just dying here. there are lots of really fun, corny, hilarious tv dad jokes. >> michael: what do you call a fake noodle? >> what? >> michael: an impasta. >> all right. that one killed. there's lots of fun things. there's great sibling gift if you want to send to dad if you can't be with him. little humor, little thing to nosh on. >> michael: that's nice. all right. what about the father who is a fashionista? >> this is gr