harris?> harris: phil, i understand that travon martin's parents were speaking today, too. >> this afternoon in new orleans, alongside long-time supporter reverend al sharpton, they expressed their disappointment with the fact that the judge actually issued that million-dollar bond. they preferred no bond at all. about an hour before zimmerman actually did walk out of jail, that's when travon martin's mother expressed her anguish. >> just to know that the killer of my son may walk free some time, one day, it really hurts. >> and the martins do accept -- the martin family does accept that it's going to be a long time, perhaps up to a year before they get justice in a court of law. as of this point no trial date is set. harris? >> harris: phil keating reporting in south florida tonight. thank you very much. supply routes to get u.s. military equipment into afghanistan may finally be open but some truck drivers now say they are afraid for their lives pakistani government reopened critical into y

harris? >> harris: trace, thank you. the captain of the cruise ship that ran aground off the coast of italy is now free to leave his house. authorities ruling he no longer has to remain under house arrest as long as he stays in his town. several reporters gathered outside his home today but no one ever reported seeing him come out. he faces charges of multiple manslaughter and abandoning ship for the january wreck that killed at least 30 people. the captain at the time claimed he appan donned the ship accidently -- abandoned ship accidently after tripping and falling into a life boat. a vacation ending in terror and tragedy. a yacht filled with people capsized off long island, new york last night. investigators confirming three people died, all of them children. they included 12-year-old nephew of a man who said he was at the controls. today that man says a rogue wave slammed the yacht and it started to tilt over. he described the scene as chaos. a police spokesperson saying several agencies responded to an emergency cal

hoare i'm harris faulkner.e hour time for the top of the news: seven states and our nation's capital recovering from deadly storms. more than three million still without electricity. on a day when temperatures are soaring into the triple digits thunderstorms strong winds knocking didn't trees and power lines doing a lot of damage to hopes and buildings authorities saying 12 people have died, one reported missing. president obama today declaring a state of emergency in west virginia because of these storms ordering federal aid to supplement state and local response efforts. the cleanup there expected to be tough, power out all over that state. cell service spotty. now a fuel shortage. better idea of what is happening in west virginia and what going on with that shortage, governor tomlin joins us in a few minutes. >>> violent storms sneaking up on a minor league became in illinois. the tarp already on the field for a lane delay when the violent winds -- for a rain delay when the violent winds take over >> announc

♪ >> harris: i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith.e begin this independence day with a new warning from the iranian government. if that country is attacked, iran says it will wipe out dozens of u.s. military bases and strike israel within minutes. this coming from a general in iran's revolutionary guard. cons week, their military carrying out large-scale war games. they are testing a medium range missile on mockups of american bases. and while iranian military leaders claim they could hit american targets within about 1300 miles, the defense experts say iran's military is no match for the u.s. of course, iran and much of the west have been in a diplomatic standoff over that nation's nuclear program. the iranians claiming the program is for peaceful purposes but many around the world doubt it. and another threat, which we have heard before, iran now saying it will stop certain oil tankers in the strait of hormuz, which would effect the delivery of one fifth of the world's oil supply. the u.s. already moving military assets to that regi

harris? >> yeah, you know, i wanted to follow up with that i was reading on the associated press wires and looking on some of the maps earlier there is a threat of bad weather for some areas. >> right. well, always in the summer, again, like the heat, you have the thunderstorms that come rolling through in the afternoon. that's always a danger during the fourth of july. three times during the past 25 years they have had to evacuate the entire mall. but, of course, security a problem, too. and people come down here. they have to go through the security checkpoints. we have pictures of that i want to get that to first. then we will talk more about the weather. security checkpoints where people go through the magnetometers, check your bags, random checks see if you have explosives or illegal drugs or anything like that. police are issuing a warning that has become all too familiar in this day and age, let's listen. pleasure. >> we just want people to keep in mind that again, there is going to be

harris. >> harris: greg, thank you.at the races nearly ends in tragedy and a veteran goes the distance to help our wounded warriors, just two stops as we go across america. >> wisconsin, mud bog racing in eau claire goes horribly wrong, a racer leaving the track landing on top of five spectators. >> it was bouncing up and down and we looked over and we saw, we saw the front end of the truck lift up and it went over the guardrail. >> harris: several witnesses able to lift the vehicle off the victims. no serious injuries, but a broken ankle for one of them. washington, a mysterious looking flame captivating onlookers in the sky over seattle. >> it's once in a lifetime. >> it's nasa's super guppy, a training plane for space shuttle astronauts, inside that fuselage exact replica the inside of a space shuttle. set to go on display at seattle's museum of flate later this year. >> california, going the distance. [applause] >> 71-year-old former marine cycling from south carolina to san diego, the entire journey, 100 days and r

harris. >> harris: well, we did hear some crowd response, a comment that mr. romney made on the jewish state capital. >> reporter: he did. as he's said before, believes that jerusalem should be the capital of israel and noted that the united states has long held that position and asked today if the u.s. would move its manisy to jerusalem were he president, mr. romney said he would first consult with israeli officials, but has been for the most part american policy, ultimately it would be in jerusalem across israel, most really liked that idea and of course, the dispute over the control of jerusalem and mitt romney was trying to deferential, and mr. romney has been out of the country for the few days, in the u.k. for the olympics and how does the israel visit compare to london? >> almost no comparison at all. he had a pretty rough treatment while he was in the u.k. for the olympics, but here in israel, a very, very warm reception, starting with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu to today's appearance at the western wall, very warm, very welcoming, tremendous

harris. >> harris: maria molina, thank you very much.he governor of colorado listed a sta saying that nature is giving colorado some relief no doubt referring to some of the rain that maria was talking about and forecast for cooler temperatures, but that rain causing major problems already in larimer county and the wildfires left hid sides vulnerable to emotions there and perfect conditions for flooding and mudslides. a private road near the hyde park fire is seeing the worst of it. neighbors coming together once again to pick up the pieces. >> the garage was about three feet deep with mud and sand and rocks and everything imaginable. >> it took a while, i mean, it was all the way up to the hood of the car. >> wow. severe weather warnings now expected to continue in the area until tomorrow. >> well, the famous battleship u.s.s. iowa now starting a new moti mission, opening to the public. and on the first day, thousands of visitors flocking to see the ship and cost 7 million to restore it, but for one veteran the project was worth every p

pastor andre harris, spreading the gospel.e is here every week with his voice, pastor harris aims to change his worshippers' lives. >> has it been bad for somebody in this church? i'm talking about, has it been real bad? >> reporter: although it must be said, it was not a voice, rather a need, that changed his. >> my senior year, i had a bad knee injury. >> reporter: in the mid 7 '70s, andre harris was a gifted high school athlete, a star with a bright future, until his knee went bad and life eventually followed suit. >> pretty much just starting immersing myself in a negative lifestyle. ♪ >> reporter: andre harris ended up spending eight years in california prison. and while he may have turned his life around, one thing pastor harris has never done is turn his back on where he came from. both east palo alto -- >> i did write a letter -- >> reporter: -- and prison. >> from pelican bay. >> reporter: for the past two decades, pastor harris has specialized in helping those just released readjust to life on the outside, even leadi

. >> i'm harris talk ner, we are live as fox reports tonight. for the first time making controversial remarks about governor mitt romney. new tonight, president obama directly asked if he would apologize to the governor. so, will he? and the road to the white house, seeming to get a bit personal as president obama makes it clear there's no apology coming. fox reports on this new development as both campaigns, obama, romney, gearing up for the week jam packed with town hall meetings and stumps and stops, offering different visions for america. also, two of our own citizens victims of a kidnapping in egypt. one of them a diabetic pastor. now, with concerns about growing about their safety. new words what the capital tors want for layer their release. >> he probably didn't get into the truck the same way they came out the path of destruction left behind before the high speed chase came to an end. >> and we begin tonight with no apologies from president obama, and it stems from a more serious back and forth over his opponent's business experience, a

i'm harris falkner, thank you for watching.cal struggle to leave this great nation. keep it on fox news channel. have a great week, and don't miss a second of huckabee, you've got one, ten seconds? have a good one. ♪ >> tonight on huckabee. >> we are taking a historic chance to make welfare what it was meant to be, a second chance on a way of life. >> a successful bipartisan program that created jobs, reduced poverty and why is president obama picking welfare reform apart? >> and if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor period. >> the president promised his health care law will let you keep your doctor, but will your doctor be able to keep their doors open? private practice physicians say that obama care is driving them out of business. >> plus. >> there's no proof that our ewill lexes are in person voter fraud. >> and the governor takes on attorney general holder's claim. >> and the topics, you wrote us about tonight. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applaus [applause] >> thank you. thank

. >> charges aagainst clark harris a local pr harris paid a consulting fee to work on mayor grey's 2010 campaign she also has close ties to well known fundraiser jeff rye thompson who has been under investigation by federal awe thousand fors for many months. -- authorities for several months. harris is accused of being involved with crimes, having to do with donating money by using other people's names harris has been charged with making those illegal contributions to candidates, in local and federal offices including to mayor grey's campaign, meanwhile, you will remember jeffrey thompson's home and office, were raided in march by the fbi, we are also told that harris' office was raided on the same day, thompson's name was not mentioned in court documents today but the court documents did go on to mention, a coconspirator, that reimbursed harris after she would help donate to campaigns in names of other people. in the case of the donations to mayor grey's campaign, the court documents reveal, harris was reimbursed $44,000. brian the court papers released today are called an information

harris and dr. gillece, but the most important thing is care that takes into consideration the traumatic experiences that a person may have had. it is care that recognizes that trauma is a very real possibility. when you take a look at the statistics and you find a lot of people who present for treatment, whether it's traditional mental health treatment or substance abuse treatment or a combination, or people who enter the criminal justice system, a significant number have had traumatic experiences. so, if we're going to intervene in a positive way, we have to take into consideration, and the very strategies that allow us to take into consideration. but the most important part of it is the beginning, acknowledging the trauma that could have happened in that person's life. and dr. gillece, how do we screen for that? well, i think when you do trauma-informed care, i think what's really important too is to create environments of care that do no more harm. there are many different screenings that we can

now jeanne harris disclosed one interesting fact in court today. she said neither she more co-conspirator one thompson came up with the shadow campaign idea. the big question is, who did? at the district court, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> so, tom, what does mayor gray have to say, if anything, about this today? >> reporter: when this all started mayor gray said he had done nothing wrong and hoped an investigation would clear his name. several months ago his attorney said to him, don't say anything. so the mayor now whenever you ask him any questions about this widening scandal of his campaign he says, i have no comment. my lawyer says i have no comment. i have no comment. but this is a lot of political pressure and the mayor who will hold a news conference tomorrow, his weekly news conference and we'll be asking him questions tomorrow. >> and he and miss harris go far back, is that right, tom? >> reporter: jeanne harris is a longtime person in washington. she's been part of the political and social elite of the city going back to maybe the '70s and t

. >> reporter: the charges are against harris, known as jean clark harris, the local pr executive who did consulting work for mayor gray's 2010 campaign and has close ties with jeffrey thompson, who has been under investigation by federal authorities for several months now and according to court documents, she's accused of being involved with crime having to do with donating money in the name of people. this is when way have heard in the past. harris has been charged with making those illegal contributions that tocandidates in federal and local offices, including to mayor vincent gray's campaign. meanwhile, you will remember that thompson's home and office were raided in march by the fbi. harris' office was raided on the same day. >> everyone's waiting to see what jeffrey thompson is already retained some counsel and who is the largest contractor in the city and that is over $300 million. it might go to the practices of government. >> and harris did communications and charging documents say in one instance, she was reimbursed $44,000 in contributions to gray, who was identified as can

harris was talking about. and again, working with different agencies, we're trying to educate providers and educators as well as family members about the experiences of lgbt youth so that we can minimize bullying and offer young people an opportunity to figure out how they want to identify themselves. that's why the phrase that we currently use is lbgtq so that, especially when you're young and you're trying to figure out ... which means? it means questioning. so, there are people who wonder about their sexual orientation. there are people who have decided what their sexual orientation is. some decide early. some decide later. but the key issue is that a person should be able to make that decision without fear of social retribution, whether it's physical or psychological retribution or essentially being banished. so, as dr. harris pointed out, none of the, your peer group but also your family members, and so you're definitely isolated. and it puts you at greater risk because we find a number of lgbt youth are

how do you think it's going to play, john harris? >> i don't think romney is weird, but he has lived a life that is removed from the experiences and the sort of outlook of many americans. it's been removed because of his wealth -- chris: let me give you an example of weird. when you think it's a funny joke that somebody has grabbed your tush from behind you go jumping out as if someone has done that. >> square. he comes off as square and something of out of a different generation. i think the mormonism plays into this, chris, people wonder with mitt romney, what is his core? what animates this guy? what quickens his pulse? a lot does lie in in his religious faith. it's very important to him. he and his campaign have not been comfortable talking about this because they don't particularly want to shine away in the nominating contest shine on mormonism and what it means to him. let's face it, religion is for many politicians, it's not something that is central at least least to their public life. in romney's case, it's totally central t

eujenia harris, known as gene clark harris s a local pr executive who did work for mayor gray's 2010ign. she's facing charges of conspiracy, of fraud, and violations of federal and local tax laws. prosecutors say that harris got friends, family, and employees to make political contributions and those contributions were reimbursed through her by someone who is an unnamed co- conspirator and there were contributions totaling 21 ex500 in 2008. the federal -- 21,2005 in 2008 and the campaign said the candidate a, who we're told is d.c. mayor gray. all of these directed by and reimbursed by co-conspirator 1. the court documents describe co- conspirator one as someone who has a close relationship with harris. she's known to have close ties with jeffrey thompson. thompson's home and office and harris' office were raided by the fbi on the same day in march and gray's term is clouded by allegations of fraud since the beginning, refusing to comment on campaign workers going to jail and this is the political analyst. >> i don't so how the mayor is happy about this and it will be interesting to

with harris.or gray is instructed to get harris to return with the invoices so that the mayor can turn them over to bennett. the fbi retrieved those invoices later. only after and that's this year, only after they rated jeanny's home and the offices of jeffrey thompson. her boss who funded that shadow campaign. anita. >> it sounds like in such large amounts that the campaign had to chris cross with the vehicles in all of that. >> in one case, we found out today that the mayor's driver and suv that was transporting the mayor around was paid for not from official campaign dollars, but from invoices and checks from jeff thompson. >> when are we going to know who knew with what and at what point? >> absolutely. the fbi is the only one that can sort this out. the mayor says he didn't do anything wrong. others aren't so sure. the mayor isn't going to resign because three council members are asking him to. the mayor will step down if and when the u.s. attorney calls the man and tells him he is about to b

harris erode to success. >> i came up in the midst of the depression in philadelphia.very modest means. when i say very modest means, i mean almost poor. >> although her parents may not have been professional people, harris was encouraged to be more, becoming the first african-american woman to practice public relations. giving her all to her career, harris was also a member of the public relations society of america when she felt another calling on her life. >> i did not have and a ha moment as such. it was just over time a feeling of being called to something more than i had been doing. >> is it accidental that the new generation of message of god is raising up in our church in this country are women. >> hailed as a disturbing prophet, she was ordained as a priest in 1980, she used her new platform of leadership to support controversial issues, including gay rights, equality for women and abolishing apartheid. despite her liberal background, harris was consecrated a bishop to the worldwide anglican communion in 1989. >> when i was asked if my name could be entered in

miss harris and her long-time associate discovered that a d.c. mayoral campaign was in need of financial assistance. the business owner agreed to generously finance the campaign so long as it was a secret as to who was a source of the funds. between july and september, 2010, the business owner used one of his companies to send one of miss harris' companies, bell international, more than $650,000 to be used in the mayoral campaign. miss harris put that money to work to influence the outcome of the election. she hired political consultants, drivers, and canvassers in coordination with the official campaign during the time leading up to the -- purchased more than $100,000 worth of campaign materials that were identical to the official campaign materials. these materials were purchased from the same vendors as the official campaign materials and were often delivered at the official campaign headquarters. as you can see, the money that was provided to miss harris was used to pay for over $200,000 in campaign staff expenses. over $127,000 in campaign m

an unnamed co-conspirator would reimburse the contributions through harris's company. according to the charging document, there were contributions totaling $21,550 in 2008 to federal political campaigns and committees, and $44,000 in 2010 to the campaign of what they called candidate "a," who we're told is gray. all of these were directed by and reimbursed by co-conspirator one, according to the prosecutors. the documents describe this co-conspirator one as somebody who has a close friendship andd professional relationship with harris. harris is known to have close ties with jeffrey thompson, he's a businessman and prominentsm government contractor, and he c has been under investigation for many esmonths as well. thompson's home and office and harris's office were raided byby the fbi on the very same day in march. >> everybody's waiting to see with jeffrey thompson, who has already retained counsel, andune who is the largest contractor in the city, one contract, the medicaid contract is over $300 million so this goes beyong oejust campaign related things. it might actu

william, kate and harry vow to throw their support behind team britain, attending games every day. william, a former water polo player, is also expected to take in events at the aquatic center. kate, a former field hockey player may take in one of those events. harry reportedly has an interest in beach volleyball and will cheer on sprinter usain bolt who he met on a recent trip to jamaica. the queen show showing support to the olympics tuesday. >> the games will leave a strong legacy for future generations. >> but not everyone has caught olympic fever. london cabdrivers staged a protest on the tower bridge, angry at being forced out of

according to harris, gray did not have enough cash to get out the vote. somebody came up with a plan. a man described as co- conspirator number one bank robbed -- bankrolled the operation. they spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on stuff like this off the books while harris sent invoices for public relations work. it was a ruse the fed saw through. >> it was entirely off the books. it was secret money so d.c. money had no clue who was an -- influencing them at the ballot box. >> harris said thompson had her amend tax returns, gave her hundreds of thousands to pay extra taxes trying to make it look right. the scheme did not work. two campaign aides pleaded guilty to federal felonies. >> according to gene clark harris at one. the asked her to leave the country for five years to keep her away from the feds. harris agreed to a scheme where she would move to brazil for three months to stay away from the feds but she never went. she faces up to 37 months in prison. with her cooperation she is expected to get a lot less than that. >> this latest plea brings

this time we're in harris county, a rural part of georgia.e surprises at the door are three military men. one formerly in the air force and two others who recently served in iraq. now they're under arrest and in the interrogation room with police. again, chris hansen. >> there he is. he's coming in. >> whether near a big city or a rural area like harris county, georgia, lines of potential predators find their way to our undercover houses. meet 24-year-old brian lindsey, here because he was invited by a girl who said online she was 15. >> i've got to throw some clothes in the wash, okay? i made you some tea. >> using the screen name blindsey01 he describes how he wants to give the girl oral sex. he says, i can't control my horny level. then he says, i want to blank your brains out. i can't help it. now he's driven 2 1/2 hours to meet her. >> have some tea if you want some. it's sweet tea. is that okay? >> i drank something on the way. >> did you find the place okay? >> yes, sir. >> why don't you have a seat over there, please. what are you up

maybe she could have made harry reid's team. i don't know how we could accommodate his wishes. >> it is an injustice. you claim to be a business reporter. how much does ralph lauren save by out sourcing these uniforms to china? do any other p cs do this? >> a lot of companies out source things that are made. everything is made in china. you can make those uniforms in the united states. >> bring back what he wants. >> but the fact is it is cost prohibitive. >> it is more expensive to make things here, and the u.s. olympic committee could have made the decision in awarding the contract to ralph lauren. we want the products made in the united states. there are lots of manufacturers turning things out. you could have done it. >> you know what impresses me, we should bring home more gold medals. they are not exactly hot. they are not going to be distracked it like i guess they have late night booty calls. our team is not going to be hit on as much. >> people are not actually competing in these uniforms. >> they are spending their lei

. >> hi, harris. at least two dozen people have died as a result of the scorching heat wave. 10 people died in the state of the illinois. and four people in the city of chicago and nine people died in the state of maryland it is hot, it is dangerously hot. here in washington dc, regan international airport hit 105 degrees today. and first time it was that hot since 1930. that was an all-time record high of 60 degrees. as for the palace situation in the midatlantic states. just under 9,000 people are still without power and air conditioning more than one week after the powerful thunderstorms came through . most are in the baltimore maryland area hit 102 degrees today. harris? >> molly, for some people it is it a full-time effort to cool off in the coling centers. how are people coping . >> as best they can. it is hot in the shade today. it hit 114 in the shade and we had the thermometer by us all day. it is cooling down and 99 and half degrees at 7 o'clock in thining and it is all relative when it is t

the lenny harris festival is set to august 18th.t returns from noon to 6:00 p.m., while harris does forgive the murder suspect, she says they should spend the rest of their lives behind bars for taking an innocent life. >>> now at 6:00, the colorado shooter learns the charges he's facing. >>> live in london tonight, some athletes demanding a change in olympic rules. it has nothing to do with the field of play. >>> a piece of clothing may lead to a major break in the investigation of the murder of the owner of a jewelry store. >>> mitt romney is on damage control overseas. good evening. i'm sitting in for doreen gentzly. >> i'm jim vance. we begin with a

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harris-teeter is offering a very hefty reward. they've upped it from 50,000 in north carolina and south carolina to $75,000 for any information leading to an arrest. in virginia it remains at $50,000. >> those guys really looked like they knew what they came for and how to get it. >>> tonight the parents of an 8- year-old prince william county boy are charged with felony child abuse. the suspects are amy and matthew sweeney of nut hollow court in bristow. police made the arrest after a child turned up at a house on glen meadow lane and appeared to be lost. had he severe bruises all over his little -- he had severe bruises all over his little body. they believe the abuse had been occurring on a constant basis. he's now in child protective services. >>> a small plane crashed near ocean city today. that crash happened in the middle of a golf course this morning. the single engine piper super cub appeared to have engine trouble after dropping its barney and the plane's wing hit a tree and it crash -- banner and the plane's wing hit a

harris wanted the invoices somehow absorbed by the official vincent gray campaign. the mayor told associates it was his first knowledge that a shadow campaign even existed. he refused to answer questions from reporters as to when he first knew. >> i talked about those things that i can. those that i can't, i have said. that. >> reporter: mayor gray tells associates that he refused to allow his official campaign to absorb the illegal vouchers and instead contacted his attorney. we have not been able to confirm what attorney robert bennett did with that information. if it was passed on to federal prosecutors it could save the mayor's job. d.c. council chairman phil mendelson. >> we're in a political environment, and the public wants to understand what's going on. they want an explanation. >> reporter: mendelson refuses to join three other council members who are calling on gray to resign because of the activities. another council member said gray should step down now. >> the u.s. attorney said that we had a tainted election. there was election fraud. and in my mind, w

from two self checkout registers. >> i think it's harris teeter a lot. i don't know if they've done it before. they were pretty good. they weren't even in the store for a minute. >> reporter: reaction from customers. >> people just anywhere can go in and rub anybody. >> i wouldn't think it would have them around here. >> scary for the neighborhood. >> reporter: the question tonight -- did those north carolina robbers make their way up to virginia? or are these just copycats familiar with the harris teeter holdup scheme? the louddown county sheriffs are investigating the case. in aldy, virginia, pat collins, news 4. >>> harris teeter is committing up to $50,000 reward for information leading to the successful arrests of the people responsible for the recent robbery. >>> the president of penn state university is speaking out today about a report critical of the university. an investigation by the former fbi chief louis freeh criticized penn state's reaction when child sex abuse allegations were made against former assistant football coach jerry sandusky. i

last night i think harry was the only one out. we're used to that. he was at a music festival in the west country but out and about plenty on this trip and he'll be turning up to lots of events. today there's prince william at the soccer and zara come peetding in the equestrian events. >> yeah. and it seems like the equestrian events, if you're a royal watcher and want a sighting of anyone, that's the one to bank on, right? because aren't even the winners presented medals by wills and kate and harry? >> that's what we understand. their going to certainly be watching and cheering on their cousin. it was big presence there today as i say with ann and prince phillip but the duchess of cambridge came when zara competes in the cross country events, one of the top events. >> you mentioned that wills likes soccer. he'll be there. what about harry and beach volleyball? any surprise to watch that? >> reporter: this is the most eligible bachelor in the world and so surprise he turns up at the beach volleyball and will be there next week and watching and enjoyi

this is a huge concern, harris. from my travels around the grart washington region over the last 24-hours i would estimate perhaps as many as half of the traffic signals are still nonfunctioning. the federal government opens tomorrow with unscheduled leave or unscheduled teli work. we encourage people to stay home if you possibly can. it will be tremendous gridlock tomorrow. >> the storm system still affecting so many people including our nation's government. >>> meteorologist djim dickey with accu-weather is joining us now. it is still 100 degrees at this hour in some places. what is the forecast, jim? >>> it is still very hot out there in many spots tonight. many spots toppled all time record highs including knoxville, tennessee, charlotte, north carolina. good news and bad news we have storms those are cooling things around. they dropped temperatures from the triple tdigits down into th 70s. abo with this, 80-90 per hour winds. downing more trees, more power outages with that. temperatures soaring again on monday

his home and office were raided the same day as harris' office. thompson has not been charged with a crime. night is the national park service is accepting bids for the $15 million project to repair the washington monument. they hope work will start in september. it's going require massive scaffolding to be built and will take 12 to 18 months to finish. the monument has been closed to the public since the 5.8 magnitude earthquake last august. >>> president obama proposed extending the bush era tax cuts for the middle class and raising for anyone making more than $250,000. >> republicans were quick to chime in on this. fox's craig bosswell has more. >> reporter: president obama said that congress should temporarily extend bush-era tax cuts for those making less than $250,000 a year but not for those making more than that. >> so i'm not proposing anything radical here. i just believe that anyone making over $250,000 a year should go back to the income tax rates we were paying under bill clinton. >> reporter: the cuts expire at the end of the year. t