. >> business is still good in the isolated city. a popular item in the souvenir shop is a schnapps with mistletoe. marina is working here to put herself through college in italy. she is studying german. for her, eu accession can't come fast enough. >> at the start of every academic year, i have to assemble lots of documents and have them translated, which is very expensive. when we are in the eu, none of that will be necessary. >> croatia, including backcountry, stands at the threshold of big changes. people will have to accustom themselves to new structures and implement laws thought up in faraway brussels. but the small city has always face the future with pragmatism. build homes from the stones left over from other towns done below in the valley -- down below in the valley. >> not everywhere in croatia is as picturesque and peaceful. croatia is the first new eu members stated that experienced violent conflict not so long ago. croatians achieve their independence against the yugoslav army a and thebs. an international court is sti

as far as later on today we have a chance of more severe weather, oklahoma city, amarillo, isolated tornadoes most likely here in west texas and for everyone on the eastern seaboard we'll see thunderstorms developing in florida today but the real moisture from our tropical system won't arrive until tomorrow. who knows when i mentioned earlier it could be andrea by the time it reaches north florida. >> we hope those communities get a break. >> after this next cold front goes through they will. >>> turning now to entertainment. the ceo of aeg live told the jury this week he believes the lawsuit filed by michael jackson's mother was a shakedown attempt. the suit claims aeg failed to properly investigate jackson's doctor but the company says there's no responsibility for the singer's 2009 teeth. >>> a baby boom, kitt winslow and hewlett announced they are expecting. >> john travolta crash ad wedding. he posed for pictures with the newlywed. >> would you welcome him into yours? >> yes. a little underdressed. sofia vergara had everybody seeing triple when she topped by mad madam trusseau. >>> just

isolates one. city's largest free events t features boutique artists from all over the world. there will also be live bonds, gourmet -- bands and food for all to enjoy. and coming up next, you are invited to a party this weekend at animal shelters throughout the bay area. we will tell you how you can adopt a pet for free. plus, here's a live look outside from our emeryville cam. is that just a spectacular way to begin the month of june? meteorologist lisa argen will have a very warm forecast in just a few >> if you thought about getting a pet there might not be no better time to do it than this weekend. animal shelterings across the county will take to the streets with barking dogs all for a bargain and beer and food. >> how much is that doggy in the window? [barking] >> would you believe free? cats, too. [meowing] >> rich runs mattie's fund. >> mattie's fund is investing in creating a no-kill nation. we think we can guarantee all the dogs and cats of america a loving home by 2015. >> and to do it they will are making adopting a dog or cat freely for one weekend and paying she

other parts of south dakota damaging winds large hail and isolated tornadoes. oklahoma cityou are going to be looking at strong to severe storms and into wednesday the same goes for you across parts of oklahoma into the texas panhandle. patti ann, ainsley several days across the area and possible severe storms. >> maria molina. thank you. >> more on the extreme weather in oklahoma. the deadly tornado claimed the lives of 13 people including young children and three veteran storm chasers. they will comb the area searching for missing people. >> mike is live with more. >> good morning, mike. >> good morning patti ann. oklahomans are in cleanup mode after the 1-2 punch of dead stloirm after dead stloirm. you can see the airplane behind me tossed around like it didn't weigh anything. what we saw over the weekend is neighbors coming together sifting through the rubble of destroyed homes piecing together mementos that could be salvaged of people's lives after homes were destroyed. >> house is 117 years old i was like we are okay it's going to be fine. it's just not. >> this round

city. this would help them reduce their isolation and help them to find the resources they need to stay i healthy. i want to speak about a increase in funding for the abuse programs. they have run a residential safe house for women trying to get out of prostitution. we're concerned about the substance abuse treatments for those woman's. to reduce those programs of mental health and substance abuse promise is not humane. i would underscore our certain that c pmc is not including the type type of health needs. we're concerned about the

city. this is about one hour and ten minutes. >> good evening. imagine being a fourth grader that left a rather isolated existence and was told about a faraway place called disneyland. she had heard exciting things about it. but she couldn't really comprehend the magnitude of such

close to new york city, and theh we will watch occasionally, maybe isolated thunderstorm thud picks up closer to home.home hey, let's do this again, weagae will zoom right back in here, there's the storm and how it's t been blossoming up in the last 30 to 45 minutes or so.. 71 overnight tonight, so it'sso going to be fairly mild here in town, out in the suburbs, subu temperatures tonight will bell down to the 60s, we may have ay little bit of fog forming in spots. i don't think it's going to be a widespread thing, but we will w have spotty fog early in the morning, 81 for a high in gaithersburg, 83 for a dulles, 85 for frederick, it will callla for the same 85 degrees in town and it looks like tomorrowtomorr afternoon into tomorrow evening it looks like we will have thevh showers, and thunderstorms possible, a few foggy spots early, a spotty shower, not out of the realm of possibilityibily early tomorrow for first couplee of hours right around sunset. sunny breaks by noon and some of that sunshine will help help determine just how much in waita of shower and thunderstormrstorm activity

when we try to isolate ourselves and only have the strengths of one city or another, then i think we miss out on the tapestry and diversity and excellence that we have to offer here. what we have is amazing that's why so many people want to be here. >> how long have you been in talks about this proposal and when did everything sort of come together [inaudible]? >> so, we met for dinner in december. that's when the conversation first started. it got a lot more serious as they kept winning games on their way to the super bowl. and the deal has come together really over that period of time. pretty intense period of time, as jed said. a lot of people have worked night and day around the clock, weekends to land this thing. and to make it so we could announce it on this day. >> are there any plans to change [speaker not understood] for game day [speaker not understood] the 49ers partnership? >> we'll definitely activate around the 49ers here and everywhere. in fact, we were talking today about how do we do cool thing like this around the building. but i can tell you, jed mentioned it, we a

we may have isolated tornados throughout the central plains again, which does include oklahoma city,back into areas near dallas as well. on your seven day forecast, it continues to get hot. hottest weather of 2013. it's just a two day stint, friday and saturday. mid to upper 90s inland. a slight chance of coastal showers. the same system that will cool us off sunday and monday might spin up a little bit of moisture. it's something we're tracking. talk about a drastic turn saturday to sunday. >> i like that. a two day stint of high degrees. >> just enough to ep joy it, and then it's like get out of here. >>> next up, what your dog's paws could say about their personality. we're back in a moment. >>> a u.s. commission has banned apple from importing certain iphones. a u.s. trade agency ruled several models of the iphone 4 violated a patent by samsung. the decision is not final. president obama must review it, and can overturn it. >>> it as a senior trip they'll never forget. 100 students and their sham rhones were kicked off a flight. southwest airlines which owns air-tran said in a st

kansas city to chicago and northeast colorado for isolated tornadoes, damaging winds and hail. >> and we know you'll be on the watch through "gma" in the morning. thank you. >>> we'll move on to the major headline involving syria and word that the u.s. is now ready to arm the rebels. convinced that president assad used chemical weapons against his own people. tonight our team tackling the big questions. just what kind of weapons are we giving? who are we giving them to? and what does this mean for america after the wars in iraq and afghanistan? is syria now next? we have team coverage beginning with alex marquardt, on the syrian border. he leads us off. >> reporter: it has not been an even fight. for more than two years, president assad's army inflicting untold death and destruction, pounding away with tanks and heavy artillery. while the rebels respond with mortars and rocket-propelled grenades. the regime's jets streak across the sky. as the rebels try to take them down with weapons they've stolen. some rebel groups are well equipped, while many are desperate for ammunition and reso

isolated incident. officers say they are taking extra precautions by alerting neighboring cities about this incident and plan to step up police patrols in the area. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> the suspect is a 20-year-old man with black buzzed hair. he had clear colored studded earrings and may have tatoos on his arms. >>> voters in santa clara county are deciding today who replaces former supervisor george shirakawa. he is facing jail time for gambling away public and political funds. the election today could cost a million dollars even though turnout may be only about 25%. teresa alvarado and cindy chavez are considered front- runners for the seat. if no one gets more than 50% a runoff will happen in july. >>> we should know soon if artemis will drop out of the america's cup yacht race. the team's ceo says they will only race if they believe the boats are safe. if artemis racing drops out, only two teams will be left to challenge the oracle team the current defender of america's cup. >>> some other bay area headlines now on this tuesday. a man is dead and a woman hospitalized after a shooting in oklahom

isolated threat. overall, a beautiful day out here across northeast, including the new york city area.tures making it into the low 90s. 90s across parts of kansas, parts of oklahoma and the state of texas. we do have a severe weather risk in place across sections of the plains and also in the midwest. that's shown on the graphic with that yellow area that you can see, damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes being a concern there. otherwise an elevated fire danger in place as well across parts of the southwest, including the four corners region which are the states of new mexico, arizona, colorado, and also utah. we do have those red flag warnings in effect out there due to the hot temperatures, low humidity and gusty winds. i'll put my hat on now. let's head back into the studio. anna and i are coming up. they have me outfitted in golf shoes, a nice shirt, a hat, because we're going to be getting a golf lesson. so we'll have that coming up. >> brian: big daddy golf classic for aneurysm and the children he's museum. >> steve: if the golf doesn't turn out well, you can blame yo

city. a cinema,hall, school, a hospital. it is a rare glimpse into one of the world world's most isolated and closed societies. ross the border in the , the northder city korean government runs several restaurants, giving local chinese a taste of north korean culture and cuisine. pointe signs in korean visitors to the city's many shops, but with the most economic sanctions and ways, things have slowed down here. >> my business has been affected a lot. the four-day tour to north korea has been suspended. taurus go other places. -- tourists go other places. >> for $12, tourists can travel down the river that sits between the two countries. marketad hoped its own reform would be adopted by north korea. but the north koreans have not lived up to their end of the bargain. just behind this border fence, further evidence of the strain -- strained sino korean relationship. this was supposed to be converted into his national economic zone. but the only chinese here are curious onlookers. beijing does not want its neighbor to remain a simple curio. it is funding this $300 million multilane bridge. it is meant to increase

isolated tornadoes not out of the question. on top of this, the storm moves toward the coast and the new york city area through southern new england can't catch a break as far as rain is concerned, rain will pour down, flooding a big-time concern. john, diana, back to you. >> we'll track this system throughout the morning and have the latest on "good morning america." >>> overnight, hot dry weather fueling fires burning out of control in colorado. nearly 100 homes have been destroyed and several others damaged in this area near colorado springs. the black forest blaze is one of two major fires burning now. at least 7,000 residents forced to evacuate and others warned they may have to leave at a moment's notice. >> my son wasn't home, he got some things out but he's safe. my dog is out, so everybody's out that i care about. >> 90-degree temperatures with winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour expected through tomorrow. crews in the west are so busy fighting fires the forest service is borrowing cargo planes from the defense department to help. >>> edward snowden remains out of sight in hong kong for another day after making a brief p

about cities such as chicago, southern parts of minnesota into parts of rapid city where damaging winds large hail and isolateddoes will be today. that will be the next area to watch otherwise heather and ainsley a hot day 90s now atlantis memphis and new orleans. parts that were hit hard by the severe weather yesterday and even parts of kentucky are going to be looking at hot temperatures today. >> phoenix 110, 97. >> maria said yesterday. it's a dry heat. >> so it is better. >> supposedly. >> now it is time to entertain this. the biggest movie of the summer is kicking off. stars like amy adams and the new super man henry cattle were out to celebrate. man of steel opens on friday. >> fans of 91210, beverly hills 90210 will star ian ziering a chip and dale dancer. he started with the popular mail review in vegas. he's 49 years old. he's a father. he dieted for the last 23 months he got in shape for his new role. >> tiger woods former mistress. rachel is calling it quits with her husband. tmz reporting he has filed for divorce siting cruel and inhumane treatment. they were married for almost two years. now the

growing up in america and we just you know are isolated with our own viewpoint i think that's true of. every group that i can think of britain was the city for instance and germany was less a country is defeated when germany was defeated in the second world war. i was compelled put to be atrocities that carried out but others don't of course reagan the school of americas do you think i will ever see white war criminals funded from an imperialist nation stand trial in the same way videos mounted almost impossible take a look at the i.c.c. international criminal court black africans or other people the west doesn't like them and bush and blair would be right up there there's no crime reason a crime worse than the invasion of iraq. obama would be there for the war but these it's just conceivable in fact there's legislation in the states which in europe is called the netherlands invasion. by congressional legislation but the president authorizes the president to use force to rescue any american brought to the hague for trial. this is. a speaking of the drone wars i can't help but think of john bellinger the chief architect of the drone polic

. >> it's no accident that pelican bay is isolated hundreds of miles from the state's major cities. >> we fight an unending battle to keep the communication from our security housing unit inmates, particularly our gangsters, from getting back out to the streets and out of our 1,100 inmates, over 800 have been validated as gang members or associates. >> pelican bay is the toughest prison in the california prison system. it's where the worst of the worst go to. the first time we sent a "lockup" crew was weeks after they suffered their worst gang riot in history. and there was still tension in the air as the crew walked through the gates. >> the riot fought primarily between black and hispanic inmates lasted a little over 30 minutes. one inmate was killed and dozens of others were stabbed or beaten. when we returned five years later, the tension was still palpable. >> one of the interesting things about pelican bay is there really seemed to be two systems of rules, the prison administration and then the rules of the gangs. and there's this constant tension between the two. it's like a mo

central plains, up towards the great lakes, all of these areas, all of these big cities could see damaging winds, hail, and isolated tornadoes. we will certainly keep you up to date. of course, where we have that large destructive wildfire, those conditions are going to continue to hinder wildfire efforts in some cases throughout the workweek as we are expecting the threat for dry thunderstorms over the workweek and that could mean more wildfire danger. so we'll keep you up to date. back to you, hetter and gregg. >> thank you very much. janis dean reporting for us. >>> the burning glare on the spotlight is squarely now back on the attorney general, eric holder. he's fending off allegations that he misled congress. mr. holder will meet behind closed doors next week with a house judiciary committee looking to clarify earlier testimony on the justice department's surveillance of american journalists, including fox news reporter james rosen. molly henneberg is live in washington with more on that. hi, molly. >> hi, gregg. attorney general eric holder will meet with lawmakers privately sometime next week and answer ques

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they are driven through their fourth largest city, past city hall, a cinema, a school, hospital, a rare glimpse into one of the world's most isolated closed societies. across the border, the north korean government runs several restaurants, giving the locals a case of local cuisine. outside, in korean meant to lure visitors to the many shops. with most economic sanctions in place, things have slowed down. >> my business has been affected a lot. places. go to other >> for $12 people can still get on a boat and traveled down the .iver china had hoped that their own market performance would eventually be adopted by north korea, but the north koreans have not lived up to their end of the bargain. just behind this border fence, form -- further evidence of the strained relationship. this patch was supposed to be converted into an economic zone. but the only chinese here are curious onlookers. beijing does not want its neighbor to remain a simple curio, they are funding this $300 million multi-lane bridge, meant to increase access. the progress is slow and there is no guarantee that north korea will play ball. another sign that all is not

. >>> later today more storms for wichita, kansas city, oklahoma city, if we get isolated tornadoes it. >>> other big story is the fire in california. firefighters got ahold of it last night, evacuation orders have been lifted. as far as the west goes, no rain in sight. i think it will be quite a fire season. the temperature today, 105 in phoenix. we leave you with a shot of st. lou is. i forgot to mention the levee breach north of st. louis, so don't want to forget or friends in the midwest, still dealing with flooding on the mississippi river. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. i'm the next american success story. working for a company where over seventy-five percent of store management started as hourly associates. there's opportunity here. i can use walmart's education benefits to get a degree, maybe work in it, or be an engineer, helping walmart conserve energy. even today, when our store does well, i earn quarterly bonuses. when people look at me, i hope they see someone working their way up. vo: opportunity, that's the real walmart. >>> if the man in charge for t

today, here are the area on alert for isolated tornados, damaging winds and hail. green a bay, des moines, kansas city, all the way back to denver. it's the same area that gets hit over and over. not so much weather, but the rain. look at southwestern wisconsin, major flooding. almost a foot over the beginning of the weekend. i've got bad news. more on the way. in the purple area, 1 to 2 inch range. this is the next 24 hours. a bulls eye in des moines, iowa. anywhere in the northern plains and upper midwest has to look out for rain. it's beneficial in parts of northern california, abnormal for this time of year. in san francisco, a little bit, not the midwest. that's the big picture. let's check closer to home. >>> i've got something to teach you guys. ready? sun pillar. it's a faint one, beautiful shots. thank you for sending that in. and the end of a rainbow. whoever gets to see that in? but a west virginia they did. very faint. but no pot of gold, unfortunately. send me your photos @ginger swree. >> john invited us over nor a viewing party. we'll be there. >> questionikeger. appreciate it. >> we ar

i mean we've said dry in the city not everybody has stayed dry but the showers, the storms that we have had have been very very isolated. it will be more widespread tomorrow. we're dry here. a couple thundershowers. i don't think these are thundershowers. i'm not seeing lightening perhaps they may grow up to five find and have lightening from time to time. but this is way up here. this is carroll county and then down in extreme west sections of loudoun county out towards the higher elevations there you can see this thundershower is dying out for fauquier county over into prince william county. there's more activity north and east of baltimore. then we have little ones that have fired up in the last few minutes away out west. front royal this is to the northwest of you guys. and they may actually be able to live for you know half an hour to 45 minutes or so. all these will be calming down. i'm surprised the last two have popped up. 86 is the high for reagan national today. it was muggy. it felt nig90 with the heat of day. dulles was 87. bwi marshall was 88 degrees and we've cooled off. we're 79 here in town. quantico is

for the most part our city doesn't have long-term flooding issues. it's just isolated>> glad for that. how about power outages? >> i understand there are tens of thousands of people still without power. and keep in mind, they have been running behind schedule on that for two or three weeks now. so we have been getting help from outside utility companies from around the region. you know, they're getting that handle on that. some of the power was having to be restored from areas knocked out in the may 20th storm. i'm sure it's getting old to the utility companies. >> absolutely. like two steps forward, one step back. certainly the natural instinct would be, drive away from a storm, despite the danger of being harmed. you just want to get out of there. we're learning of two victims, a mother and baby, killed in the suv, when it flipped out. you've got i-40, i-35 that got just bumper-to-bumper traffic as people tried to get away. what happened there? >> there was an unusually large amount of people on the roadways for reasons that are still unclear to me. the best way to a

city, florida. partly sunny, isolated thunderstorms out there. four areas of severe weather, the northeast down to the southeast, midwest, also up through the great lakes. >>> 8:05 on a thursday morning. clear as a bell over the east bay and i can tell you right now, it's going to be a hot day. make sure you're ready for it. climbing by about five degrees from yesterday's highs and yesterday was rather warm. we hit the upper 80s. today, going to trade those in for the 90s. 92, livermore, 84, fremont today. the place to be is right by the coast, 72 in san francisco and 79 degrees, rather warm down in santa cruz. not as warm as where we are headed. going to peak on monday at 103 degrees inland. >>> y quiÉn gana esta >> and the cute baby contest winner goes to -- what's her name? >> colette clearly. >> all right, colette. very cute. >> thank you. >> back to another cute baby, savannah. and -- >> matt, too. cute baby, immediately what i think when i think of you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the shark week ad that is trending because, well, you'll se

city, des moines, st. louis and wichita, all in the isolated storm threat today but, remember, that's afternoon and evening, watch your local abc station and then there's the heat. it has been hot but not anything record breaking. 93, houston, 94 new orleans. 93 jackson. i'll leave you a look at the northeast because it's going to be nice today and not as nice as we go into parts of tomorrow. that's the big picture. a check a little closer to home. >> this time of the broadcast where dan loves to learn. i wanted to show you a halo around the sun. that optical illusion and beautiful in marquette, michigan. >> did dan send that picture. >> no, dustin, one of my old students. >> are those high thin cirrus clouds. >> no. >> cumulonimbus? >> yes. >> really? >> sugar girove, illinois. i'll give you a pass on that. >> "a" plus for me. >> ginger, thanks. >>> to london where the brits are doing what they do best, pageantry. a massive birthday party for the queen. >> look at that. right now the queen is in her carriage near buckingham palace and nick schifrin is live there, as well. hey, nick, good morning. >> repor

city, you could be looking at more storms. parts of northern texas, damaging winds, large hail. an isolated tornado is possible across parts of the plains throughout the day. temperatures south of the system in the 90s in texas. otherwise northeast very pleasant again, 75 for the high in new york city. and heather, i want to mention showers and storms out here in the gulf of mexico continuing to watch this area of low pressure expected to produce more showers and storms across the state of florida. and guess where i'm headed, south florida for my brother's high school graduation. so i won't be doing much laying out. >> con gratd lagratulations to brother of yours. thank you so much. >>> let's head to washington where the outrage over the irs scandal is still growing this morning. we've just learned this, that officials got luxury hotel rooms and free drinks, of course, at a $4 million meeting that was paid for by, well, you and me. >> and there are new details that the irs wasn't the only agency targeting conservatives. elizabeth has more live in washington. >> good morning. different day,

isolated people. so people with no power, about 60,000 of them in the oklahoma city area. many areas were affected on may 20th. congressman tom koel of oklahoma, thanks so much for joining us and sharing some thoughts with our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we'll stay in touch with you. she's in charles county, which is in the western part of the st. louis. tell us what's going on where you are? >> about 30 minutes from the city of st. louis. here is what's going on in this area. straight line winds can do just as much damage. this is where the roof is. pieces of that 6,000 square foot home and they are all on the lawn of this house. this was their dream home. they built it from the ground up. there is just boards and debris everywhere. for a few minutes ago, mr. weiss, robert weiss took us inside. inside of all of the places, the common areas, it seems to me that he's in a little bit of shock right now. the dream home that you had wished for all of your life is sitting, actually, your front yard. now, this area has had quite a lot of damage. we've

cities. you make it possible for people to bring businesses downtown and residential areas back downtown. i think a lot of the areas which are isolatedtrouble are just remnants of the housing collapse and the fact that baltimore was an interesting city. it had a lot of neighborhoods that were almost suburbs, if you will, in terms of stand-alone houses and yards. and there may or may not be an economy that will support that. but i feel the mayor now i think is doing a good job trying to close down and clean up profrts th properties that can't be rescued, rescue those that can, make sure people living in the cities are being hired in the cities. i feel pretty good about baltimore. >> you see some of the action that's happening but the reality is one-third of the population has left. that's not just the story of baltimore. that's the story you look at what's happening to chicago. detroit. exactly. i wonder to what degree you think that this problem of sort of cities in decline or this excess in housing which is to say abandoned, foreclosed homes. whether that can be solved by forces from the outside. i know vacanted to value works reall

as two hundred thousand people have held demonstrations in cities across the country for a whole host of reasons it started off as an isolated protest in sao paulo against the increase in bus and subway fares today the public has raised a number of concerns including unemployment police violence political corruption a sluggish economy high inflation and the government's abundance this being on the stadium to host the world cup demonstrators took to the streets in eight cities across the country the major demonstrations happened in rio de janeiro cell paulo brasilia. belo horizonte and salvador during the days of hundreds during the days hundreds of thousands of people gathered in the streets at night dozens of them clashed with police forces for an in-depth look at why all of this is happening i'm joined now by mike wise brought his the co director at the center for economic and policy research and mark let's start off with i just named a bunch of reasons why we've heard of why these people are having these demonstrations can you will it down for us is the really one thing that this boils down to no i don't think so and i th

isolated capitol. the former military regime build the new place. the name translates to the bode of kings. it may be the quietest capitol city in the world. everything is very big, and very empty. >>> i'm standing here in the middle of this main road. as you can see it's huge. it has ten lanes in each direction. and supposedly it can also double up as a airport runway in case of an emergency. >> it's a functional place designed for the business of government. it lacks the hustle and bustle. the front of a huge parliament, it's rare to even see a human being. >>> i'm standing here at a massive housing complex for civil servants that account for much of the city's population. >> construction of this once secret capital continues as they plan to host a series of international meetings including last year's summits that myanmar will chair. but it seems the city is not yet ready to welcome large numbers of foreign guests. at this brand new hotel, they were apparently working through the night to be ready for the world economic forum. finally i was able to meet some people as fountains and dance music were going on for a city so lacking in ente

city, des moines, st. louis and wichita, all in the isolated storm threat today but, remember, that's afternoon and evening, watch your local abc station, and then there's the heat. it has been hot but not anything record breaking. very muggy, though. 93, houston today, 94 new orleans. 93 jackson. i'll leave you the look at the northeast because it's going to be nice today and not as nice as >> this is the time of the broadcast where dan loves to learn. so i wanted to show you a halo around the sun, that optical illusion and really, really beautiful in marquette, michigan. >> did dan send you that picture? oh, no. >> no, that was dustin, one of my old students from valparaiso. >> are those high thin cirrus clouds. >> no. nope, wrong. >> cumulonimbus? >> yes. >> really? >> sugar grove, illinois. from this week. yeah, well, there's a lot more going on, but i will give you a pass on that one, dan. all right, excellent. i'll take it. "a" plus for me. >> ginger, thanks. >>> we're going to turn to london now where the brits are doing what they do best, pageantry. it's a massive birthday party for the queen. >> l

city. tomorrow we are expecting the greatest impact from that storm but today just some isolated thunderstorms with their high temperature in the upper 70's and we will have more details and a look at our weekend forecast coming up. >> it is definitely getting dicey. we have three crashes of three major interstates. on 66 eastbound we have a crash working there into the beltway. this will be on 66 just outside the beltway, coming in toward 123. that is just after route 123 and we're getting reports that is in the center line. you'll have to get to the left or right. a live shot shows as the backup. you can see that it is backing up pretty far. the center lanes closed at 123. we've also got a new crash working on 95 northbound. that's got the two right lanes closed. we will have an update on a crash at the beltway coming up in just a little bit. >> coming up, adam caskey will join us live from the montgomery county school that raise thousands of dollars for pennies for patients. >> also ahead, we have a live update from philadelphia, rescuers are holding out hope they might find more survivors

isolated tornadoes. temperature wise it will be hot yet again across arizona 1 -- 93 in the city of el paso. in the northeast temperatures widespread into the 70s. 76 for your high temperature in new york city. ainsley and heather we could be seeing our next system coming up in the next 24-hours. it would be tropical storm barry. right now tropical depression number 2 expected to touchdown across parts of eastern mexico coming up through out tomorrow afternoon. the biggest concern is the heavy rains. >> maria enough about that. i am not happy with you this morning. >> i know, your big birthday. >> game 7 even better. >> we are going to beat you in game 7. >> relief from the government for user's personal information. here to explain all of this is lauren simonetti from the fox business network. >> this surveillance program reaching new heights. google speaking out again to save its reputation in the pr image a little bit. they are asking the court to share information about the public so they can and we can understand the scope of the information it gave up to the nsa. they want to different

isolated hail. minneapolis. green bay right on the edge there. des moines, omaha, kansas city, all the way back to denver. it's the same area that gets hit over and over. and it's not just severe weather but way too much rain. look at all the rain that fell in southwestern wisconsin. they are dealing with major flooding. almost a foot over the beginning of the weekend. i've got bad news. because there's more on the way. in the purple area, 1 to 2 inch range. this is the next 24 hours. a bull's-eye in just north of des moines here, iowa. anywhere in the northern plains and upper midwest has to look out for all that rain. it's beneficial in parts of northern california, abnormal for this time of year. there in reading, down san francisco, you'll get a little bit. tat'sthe big cturf1 oha areg that's thg picture. let's check closer to hom. sun pillar. >>> i've got something to teach you guys. ready? sun pillar. you can kind of see -- it's straight up. it's a faint one, beautiful shots. thank you for sending that in. and the end of a rainbow. who ever gets to see that? but in west virginia they did. very faint

isolated tornadoes with some of these storms. as we head into tomorrow parts of texas, oklahoma city and arkansas and missouri could be looking at another round of those storms. high temperatures much cooler today across sections of the northeast. 74 for your high today it will be a beautiful day with sunshine. cleveland only 67 degrees for your high. very pleasant across sections after we saw extreme heat out there over the weekend. as we head into the tropics we are actually tracking an area of low pressure that the national hurricane center has highlighted and does have a concern here about 30 percent chance of developing into a tropical cycle and as we head into the next 48-hours which is something to watch regardless of development we know it will be producing a lot of heavy rain in south florida 5-8 inches if possible. >> call your parents and tell them maria. >> i will. >> thanks so much. you put classified information right into the hands of the enemy putting u.s. soldier's lives at risk. those words coming from a prosecutor as the trial began for former u.s. army private bradley manning. jennifer griffin has the details

vehicles while they are accessing city services so that is one aspect and i think that the other is us working with the police very closely. we want to look and isolate, those types of violations that are given if they are given there for this particular violation. so that we can flag for the violation or the individuals become in danger of having the vehicles booted and so forth. and so that we can do and we can notify the hope and the teams so that they can step in and do, do, intervention, measures. >> okay. >> and i just, sorry. >> go ahead. >> i understand this to be a pilot program and you said that in three months, we will evaluate where we are and decide where to go from there. at the end of that three month period is one of the options to undo this and that will stay effect and we will determine if we will go further with this. >> i think that the out come will be depending on you and the board of supervisors as policy-making bodies depending on how the out come comes out and what the impacts are. >> members? other questions? >> i see that we have been joined by beth and dusky from hope. is there anything that you would like to say and anybo

across parts of the midwest and the great lakes so cities like chicago, minneapolis and bismarck, north dakota damaging winds large hail and isolated tornadoes will be a concern even interior sections like parts of maine, new hampshire and part of new york should be looking at severe weather as well. the threat still in place it takes one storm to cause damage in your area. we need to take the warnings very seriously. as far as the thunderstorms go because we see them firing up in the same area we have the flood concerns in parts of iowa, wisconsin, and also illinois. >> thank you, maria. >> turning now to business news stocks got off to a rocky start. it could have a big impact on how it is today. >> we thought we were done with the selling last week. the market was down 2 percent. but then yesterday another 40 percent loss for the dow it was worse at one point yesterday. >> we have tons of economic data coming out home prices, sales, goods orders, big items like claims and washing machines. this is what the market is going to pay attention to in addition the asian markets are trading. china down nominally today but as you know ye