we in jacksonville, florida, will be celebrating 99 years with our friend, dr. fran kennedy, on may 22 of this year. dr. kenny is first in florida in many ways. in 1979, she became the first woman president of a florida college, jacksonville university, j.u. prior in 1961 she became the founding dean of j.u.'s college of fine arts, the first woman in florida to hold such a position. in fact, it was her idea to form the college where she had been a humanities professor for several years. she was the first woman elected as president of the international council of fine arts, and not only the first woman in florida's first rotary club, the rotary club of jacksonville, she later became the first woman president of that club. she also became the first woman member of a club in jacksonville called the river club, again, the first woman member. as you can tell, dr. fran kenny was first in many ways and a role model to not only women in jacksonville, florida, but all across this great country. to those of us who know her well, she was also first in our hearts. a tireles

the jacksonville city council has been engaged and the mayor of jacksonville, mayor curry is supporting this amendment. it would grant them the ability to seek the governor's support and having say over the process. the last amendment i filed is rubio amendment 3986 and it is to make temporary relocation assistance available for residents in situations like the ones i've just described. this amendment would make tenant protection vouchers available for tenants living in units where the owner has been declared in default of a h.u.d. hoursinhoursing assistance paymt contract due to physical deficients. allowing the secretary considering granting relocation vouchers sooner in the process. the lack of temporary relocation assistance has kempt these tenants trapped in eureka gardens. the inability to temporarily relocate resulted in tenants being hospitalized because of gas leaks and other difficult conditions, for example, a man had to sleep in his bathtub for a week at eureka gardens and tenants could not cook because the heat was shut off for days at a time. one of the things you hear fro

jacksonville, alabama, and met his family, and it was an opportunity for me to really see first handamily, how independent this guy was and how spirited of a human being he is, and was ever to get into the service and go to war like he did. that spirited sort of natured doesn't go away. even when he has been injured. and he is an independent guy, very strong guy, and these houses allow these veterans who have been severely injured to get that independence back and to live a normal life, and i think it's really important as americans to do whatever we took help these men and women. >> totally. >> to go about their lives after the come back. >> ben, understand you moved into your smart home. what's the best part? >> the best part? i would have to say the bathroom that i have. probably the best part. >> well, fantastic. >> just the way i was able to design it. >> you got to have input into your own smart home as well, and i think it's so cool that josh was able to come down and visit you there as well. know so many of our viewers want to help. what can they do? >> they can go to our bra

13-year-old boy was swimming in two feet off neptune beach when that attacked happened east of jacksonville, florida. he was quickly brought to shore by another swimmer. >> we both went under and he came back up. shark bit my leg. >> the boy was taken to the hospital with cuts to the calf and shin. he's going to be okay. >>> computer services up and running at kennedy airport. a server crash caused massive delays for more than 1,000 passengers with flights out of terminal 7 in new york. many were given handwritten boarding passes. >>> getting closer to mars. we'll tell you when the best time is to see it. >> first happening now on twitter, we are reporting new arrests in the novato deadly shooting. two students were shot, one killed. classes were canceled after that shooting. students will return tuesday. trending on our facebook panel, bernie sanders will not rule out the possibility of being hillary clinton's running mate. it's not going to look this close.. but mars tonight wilbreally close to earthin fact, it's goi closest to earth that it's be in >>> it's not going to look this close b

. >> none of us in jacksonville, including the task force officers and fellow agents working these types of violations for years, we've never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: chancellor entered online chat rooms popular with girls going by numerous online names. he posed as a teenage boy interested in skateboarding. he asked his prey to video chat and then strip and perform a series of specific poses all the while secretly recording them. one of the targets says she felt like his captor. >> as i'm doing this, he would be like no, this isn't right. this one is blurry or you didn't do this right. you weren't doing it right. you got to do it again. and that's where bag slave to him comes in, because i had to make sure i come plied. >> reporter: he amassed more than 80,000 images and videos that he used to threaten the girls saying he would hurt them or their families if they didn't give him more. he labeled his files marking them done when he was satisfied with his blackmailing. >> next to the victim's name he'd have notes to himself like i remember one was will try again. anoth

. >>> a florida teenager is recovering after being biten by a shark near jacksonville, the boy was rushed to the hospital to be treated for an eight-inch bite above his right knee. he was surfing with his father when the attack happened. the injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. >>> in southern california a shark may be believed for injuries suffered by a swimmer in long beach. >>> and on this memorial day, we're learning that flag sales are soaring, a wisconsin flagmaker said its sales are 15% from this time from last year. partly due to this being an election year. the company's chief operating officer said there's more than that there's been a rise in pay terrorism. >>> x:men apocalypse was easily topped at the box office but didn't do as well as expected. it pud in $65 million over three days. but alice through the looking glass from our parent company disney flopd. >>> when you think of coconut-flavored goodies, the color white comes to mind. this sweet treat is anything summer is jet black, it's called coconut ash. the unique new flavor was created by a new york ice crea

in more than 20 cities, from los angeles to dallas to jacksonville, the murder rate spiked. most of the victims, black and latino. fbi director james comey said something is happening, but doesn't know what it is. and worries a viral video effect like this alleged beating in san francisco when police are caught on tape may make officers less aggressive for fear of ending up on video. >> officers realize anything they do, within an instant, within seconds is broadcast worldwide and they're going to be held accountable. would that have a chilling effect on officers? you bet you. >> reporter: while the murder rate has dropped in some major cities, it's like this video of the death of laquan mcdonald in chicago that the fbi director fears are making officers reluctant to get out of their squad cars and engage with people in the streets. but the white house is firing back. >> there's still no evidence to substantiate the claim that the increase in violent crime is related to an unwillingness of police officers to do their job. >> reporter: tonight debate over why the murder rate

this happened outside jacksonville. police say a 13-year-old boy was bitten on the leg.he boy has serious but injuries are not deadly. another boy helped rescue him. >> i brought him back to the sandbar and there was two nice people that i handed the boy off to. and i ran and i told my mom. >> a little hero there. one of the scariest things about this attack, the teenager was only in about 2 feet of water when the shark bit him. >>> donald trump launching a new attack, how his campaign is turning its attention ahead of the california primary. >>> thousands pay tribute on memorial day with flowers and services. how volunteers are going above and beyond the call of duty. >>> hillary is -- she doesn't know thinking about jobs. she didn't know anything about jobs. she thinks the v.a. is doing good. did you see her statement a couple months ago? the veterans administration is doing a good job. if she thinks they're doing a good job, then i've been wasting a lot of time because i know the vets and they are miserable with what is happening. >> donald trump teeing off at hillary

he was swimming off neptune beach, east of jacksonville, in two feet of water when he was attacked. the boy was bitten on the leg. police say from the size of the bite, the shark was probably about six-feet long. >>> a computer glitch is causing a big-time holiday travel headache for some folks trying to fly out of jfk airport here in new york. the computer system at terminal seven failed late yesterday. british airways and other carriers have been checking in passengers manually, even issuing handwritten boarding passes. flights have been canceled or delayed. last night, more than 1,000 passengers were waiting to get checked in. no word on when the issue will be fixed. >>> reuters reports that the iraqi army is trying to storm the isis stronghold of fallujah this morning. fallujah, west of baghdad, became the first iraqi city to fall to islamic militants back in january of 2014. on may 23rd, the iraqi army and iranian-backed fighters began an operation to retake that city. an iraqi military officer tells reuters explosions and gunfire can be heard south of the city. >>> reports fro

. >>> happening today, federal investigators will head to jacksonville hopes to learn more about what to the el faro to sink. they will look at the weather, the ship's stability and the last people to inspect the ship. all 33 on board are believed dead after the ship encountered hurricane joaquin. >>> in developing news this morning, the u.s. coast guard has suspended its search in the gulf of mexico for a cruise ship passenger who fell overboard on friday. carnival cruise officials say the footage shows the woman climbing a deck railing and falling backwards. the people she was traveling with did not report her missing for 15 hours. the ship is scheduled to return to texas today after a four day mexican cruise. >>> america's major airlines are bng the u.s. department of transportation is set to release the monthly consumer report card. that report will contain flight delays, tarmac times, mishandled baggage reports and other complaints. >>> students from george washington and catholic universities are enjoying their first week as college grauts. experts are saying that it's a great t

let's hear from dave from jacksonville north carolina. go ahead dave. caller: good morning. i just wanted to highlight if you could -- one piece of information was a piece of imagery from north korea. it was classified as top secret tk. here's one thing i do know. someone moved that data from a classified network to an unclassified network number one. number two, when you look at the foia release on the state department's website, the two people that would send stuff to mrs. clinton are ms. abedene and mrs. mills. do these two women have security clearances and does anyone know who in the state department released this information for it to get moved to ms. clinton's server. i'll take your answer off line. thank you. >> i think the last question, that's one thing the fbi and justice department are now trying to answer. i believe they do have security clearances. mrs. clinton, again sending and receiving classified information is just made up about the requirements of the law in terms of handling it. that story has changed for her. initially she says it was never classified a

this happened at neptune beach near jacksonville but he's expected to be okay.ching for a shark there this morning are a a woman is bitten on her torso south of l.a. experts now warning that shark attacks may hit new records this year. there were 98 shark attacks worldwide last year and 6 of those people died. >>> the libertarians have their man. former new mexico governor gary johnson winning the party's nomination last night at their convention in orlando. his running mate is former massachusetts governor bill weld. johnson joined us earlier to explain why they are the winning ticket in november. >> two governors that have served in heavily blue states as republicans, so we're small government guys, but we're also socially liberal, and i think that's the makeup of most people in this country, and i think the libertarian party actually represents most people in this country but they just don't know they're libertarian. >> and a fox news poll shows johnson with 10% of the votes in a match-up with trump and clinton. >>> and it's a line that democrats love to use

. >>> woman in jacksonville, florida confronted the man who she says repeatedly harassed her. >> do you remember, running into me in the grocery store. >> stop this guy. >> reporter: candace spivey recorded the encounter. he approached his woman and asked inappropriate questions. when he approached her in the aisle of the target store she confronted him, even chased him out of the store. >> if that is what you have to do be safe and protect yourself, you do what you have got to do. >> police say he is a convicted video invoicer, spivey posted the video on facebook and has been viewed more than a millions of times with dozens of women saying he did the same thing to them. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well m

. >> reporter: in the east, a 13-year-old boy near jacksonville swimming in just two to three feet of water, bitten in the leg, bone deep. >> he was like, "shark! bit my leg! go, go, go! shark, he bit my leg!" >> we took our belts off and wrapped it around his leg to try to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: the bite, seven to eight inches wide. the shark believed to be about five feet long. in the west, just south of l.a., another attack, but this time, a shark biting a woman in the torso. >> newport lifeguards are on scene. unknown what type of medical problem. try to get a response. >> reporter: tonight, officials are trying to confirm whether it was a great white shark. that beach still closed at least until tomorrow. last year, there were 98 shark attacks in the u.s., including six deaths. that's the highest number of shark attacks on record. and experts warn this year, that number is expected to grow as shark populations increase. and tom, tonight, the boy and the woman are in the hospital right now with long roads to recovery ahead of them. tom? >> gio, thank you so much. >>> back

. >>> in florida, east of jackso jacksonville, just off neptune beach, phone video shows lifeguards rushinghelp a 13-year-old boy who had a shark just bite him. officials say the boy was swimming today in about 3 feet of water when a five to 6-foot shark appeared and sang its teeth into the teen's leg. the lifeguards bandaged his leg stopped that bleeding. the bite is not life threatening but the boy does have severe lacerations on his calf and shin. officials closed neptune beach shortly after the attack. >>> property openers in new castle county, delaware corks face fines for having standing water because of concerns over mosquitoes. council is considering giving the government the ability to penalize property owners $50 for having a mosquito breeding habitat in their yards. if the legislation passes, standing water and artificial containers like old tires, buckets, fountains or bird bath boss have to be regularly emptied of water this comes as of course fears grow that the mow scoto born zika virus most people who contract the virus of either mild or no symptoms but it is suspected of ca

. >> reporter: at hospitals like uf health in jacksonville, florida, we found surgeons who told us they experienced strike through with blood getting through their gowns and on to their skin. some surgeons were so upset about it they took pictures of their bloody arms and gowns and sent them to the company. did you receive complaints from nurses? surgeons at all? >> on these gowns? >> yeah. >> frequently. on a frequent basis. >> reporter: what kind of come sflan -- come of plants. >> strike through. sleeves falling off. >> sleeves falling off. >> sleeves falling off during a procedure. >> reporter: were you at meetings where the problems were discussed? >> all the time. we were telling seen germanagement. >> reporter: what was their response? >> i remember the response one time from the coo was, nobody really cares about this. nobody really cares about surgical gowns. >> that's just not true. >> reporter: chris lowery, c.o.o., vizzo was talking about. the chief operating officer of halyard health. did you sell protective equipment for ebola, you knew was defective. >> no. frankly i thin

host: jacksonville, florida, cynthia, independent. you are on the air with ralph nader. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. mr. nader, i am a big admirer of years. i wanted to get your opinion on something that i have been trying to do, which is to start a petition which would begin a movement called take the pledge and mode out every incumbent. everyone, local, state, national. this would in effect get money out of politics because if every incumbent new they were going to get voted out at the next election, there would be no reason to try to run for reelection. un aroundbe an end ryu term limits. guest: that is a rejectionist point of view obviously. if you have an agenda attached to it, it will be rejection for a purpose of whatever changes you want in the country. some peopleing, will say there are good people in politics. why do you have such a broadbrush? they are good but they are letting bad things happening. they tend to be passive. they let bush and cheney boulevard iraq. iraq.blow apart they let wall street people take over a set of challenging

aiming for 90 in jacksonville this afternoon with d.c. at 81 degrees. guys. >>> pedram, thanks for that. happening now, u.s. and world leaders trying to save a failing cease-fire in syria. a humanitarian crisis worsening by the day. we are live next. >>> happening now. world leaders gathering in geneva hoping to resurrect a cease-fire that has all but collapsed. the situation in aleppo has turned catastrophic after 50 people were killed at a pediatric hospital. among the 50 dead are doctors and nurses. let's go to moscow live now and bring in cnn's correspondent frederik pleitgen. you look at the past ten days. a deadly time in syria. at least 200 killed and you think of the couple months ago and the resolution for a cease-fire. what does secretary of state john kerry believe he can do for the cease-fire? >> reporter: it has been catastrophic week in syria. precisely in aleppo. one reason why secretary kerry is making an effort to revive the cease-fire is because all of the diplomats realize if fighting breaks out in full force again, which many people

. >>> beach goers are being warned after a shark attack near jacksonville. a boy was swimming in just two feet of water when a shark bit him in the leg. experts warn for you to watch for large shadows in the water. >> where we see the sharks coming close to shore, it's not that they are coming for the bathers or people in the water, they are following fish that have broken away. >>> elizabeth, it's always nice when you come to visit. >>> it's nice to be here. i know a lot of you are heading back to work today after a long holiday weekend. you can see the bay bridge is moving along. at 5:16, we are really not seeing any signs of the metering lights. usually, they turn them on in the next 15 minutes. we will see. maybe a couple of the slow downs in the far right lanes. the cash lanes and the pass lanes, you are free and clear. you can see the back ups forming now out of tracy. maybe a little bit of improvements in the last couple of minutes, but it's still slow. one lane is blocked and you know it's going to cause problems for the early start to the morning dr

police say the attack happened in chest deep water yesterday west of jacksonville.he boy was bitten behind his right knee suffering an eight inch gash. he's going to be okay. >>> a stretch of newport beach in southern california is closed today after a woman is believed to have been attacked by a shark. it happened yesterday. lifeguards pulled the woman out of the water. she was bleeding heavily from bite wounds on her upper torso and shoulder. two shark attacks on each coast. >> frightening. >>> still to come, what would you do. >> i thought he was trying to lace our drink. he dropped something in her drink. >> the heroic actions of three women who may have prevented a date rape. >>> i'm michael finny. ask finney is ahead. i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook. i'll answer your questions live later. >>> look outside live at the golden gate bridge getting gobbled up by fog as the marine layer develops this afternoon. we'll have t >>> almost 40 years after "roots" first aired the series is being retold. >> look up little one. >>> based on the novel and th

. >> brett broke up an armed robbery near his home in jacksonville. >> had a gun in sweatshirt pockets. fired two shots. one hit me. second shot missed. christie hit by a fishing boat paddle boarding the. >> lost 60% of my blood in the water the so happy to be here. >> reporter: christie's recovery has been remarkable. now back in the cockpit as an active duty pilot. she is quick to credit her family of high achievers which include an olympic gold medal winning brother and twin sister who is a doctor. >> when i am in pain i just have to survive it. you know they're the one whose see you in pain. can't do anything about it. so, i think it is harder on than it is for us. >> your wife was seven months pregnant at the time. this takes a huge toll on families. >> it does. my wife its my hero. she its the great woes man i have ever known. i didn't get to speak to her for 20 days. and -- i always joke and say that i would much rather be in my shoes than hers. because, every single day, she thought this was the last day that she would see me. >> this was one of the main reasons coming to orlan

warmer in bismarck than philadelphia. 80 degrees for few or leans and -- new orleans and jacksonvillesprinkles possible, maybe ran isolated showers for one or two areas. overnight, mainly clear. tomorrow looks nice, tuesday, the next system rounds the bend and moves up the coast and dmoforts more -- deposits more rain. 3:30 p.m. light rain. it could get heavier in the second half of tuesday and tuesday night.9:00 a.m. it is o. once we get into that stage it's all sun for the rest of the seven-day forecast. 59 in reading, 60 for philadelphia. cape may, 59. clouds, limited sun, windy and cool. it's going to feel like the upper 40s, low 50s on it there. overnight tonight, mainly clear and chilly, especially the middle of may, it's never been 37 for this time of the career. allentown, 36. pair of 4s for philadelphia. millville, 41 degrees. freeze watch in effect for the poconos, tender vegetation if you have the plants bring them indoors, or cover them you run the risk of losing them, temperatures get close to the freezing mark if i first thing tomorrow morning. 60 today, 65 tomorrow, and

he owns an nfl team the jacksonville jaguars. look at television host dr.irst generation turkish american. the list goes on, but middle eastern scholar says it's a list you won't find in many other western countries. how many people on french television. home people we elite rolls are grandchildren or great grandchildren of immigrants. the united states? we have people who are important in the media, whose faces look different than ordinary americans, yourself for example, there are very few french faces on america television. of sha ririsharia. 1 percent of america is muslim. most americans don't know muslims so it becomes easy when confronted with extreme acts in the name of islam so conflict that with mainstream every day islam. we would never make that mistake with radical interpretations of christianity because we live in a country that's 70% christian, we are much more likely to forgive the extremes within our own trieb than we are in our other people's tribes. >> up next, my thoughts on why they hate us. our partnership with habitat for humanity at p

it's east of jacksonville. he was quickly brought to shore by another swimmer. >> he went under.e both went under and came back up. he's like shark. go, go, go! >> the boy was taken to the hospital with cuts to his calf and shin. he is expected to be okay. >>> speaking of sharks, does it get any better? if. >> these are the good kind of sharks. >> warriors have a chance to return to the nba finals. they'll play a pressure-packed game seven at oracle. fans will be glued to their tvs but probably want to watch both at the same time. >> probably a good bet is to head to your local sports bar. stanley's sports bar in san jose expect the evening hours to be packed. loyalties may be divided when it comes to the full attention of fans, many will keep their eyes on both games. >> i'll be right here watching both games. 25 years we've been waiting for the sharks to do this, absolutely. super excited. warriors spoke for themselves last night. super good stuff. >> this is a fantastic time for bay area sports fans. florida's game sevenle kicks off at 6:00. sharks play in pittsburgh against t

. >> the uss missouri is coming into port now in jacksonville, florida, and that's not something if you'rery often. their most recent deployment, they were out for 181 days, 163 days were at sea. that is the life of a submariner. >> that a call to action the u.s. navy 70 submarines are getting more and more often. it.? with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s., like me, anytime. wow. this is a recording. really? no, i'm kidding. 100% u.s.-based customer service. here to help, not to sell. we're here to remind you that no one's the same without the game. like matt f., who writes, "i created a chihuahua football league "but i only have eleven chihuahuas. "do you think it's too much to have them play both sides of the ball?" chihuahuas have incredible stamina so you should be fine. i'm kidding, of course. you're very far from fine. you've completely lost it without football. training camps will open soon. how could you not find eleven more chihuahuas? when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to trea

he owns an nfl team, the jacksonville jaguars. look at television host, dr. generation turkish american. the list goes on. but middle eastern study scholar says it's a list you won't find in many other western countries. >> how many people at the top of french politics, on french television? people who are barren in this region. whose faces look different from ordinary white americans, such as yourself. >> reporter: and as for all the fears of sharia law, of muslims as terrorists, they're partly rooted in this fact. >> 1% of the population of america is muslim. most americans don't know any muslims and so it becomes very easy when confronted with extreme acts of violence in the name of islam, it becomes very easy to conflate that with mainstream, every day islam. we would never make that mistake when we're confronted with extreme acts of violence or radical interpretations of christianity, because we live in a country that's 70% christian. we are tribal, ultimately. we are much more likely to forgive the extremes within our own tribe than we are the extremes

he owns an nfl team, the jacksonville jaguars. look at television host dr.eration turkish american. the list goes on. but middle eastern studies scholar rashrid khalidi says this. >> how many people with elite roles in french business? we have people who are important in the media whose faces are different than others. yours, for instance. >> as for all the fears that americans have of shria law, of muslims as terrorists, they are rooted in this fact. >> 1% of america are muslims. most people don't know any muslims, so it becomes very easy when confronted with extreme acts of violence in the name of islam, it becomes very easy to conflate that with mainstream, everyday islam. we would never make that mistake if we were confronted are extreme acts of violence or radical interpretations of christianity. because we live in a country that's 70% christian. we are tribal, ultimately. we are much more likely to forgive the extremes within our own tribe than we are the extremes in other people's tribes. >>> up next, my thoughts on why they hate us. mputer... wait. y

this happened outside jacksonville. police say the 13-year-old was bett bitten on the leg. thankfully there was a lot of help right on the beach. >> there were nurses here, there was like i'm a nurse,m doctor, everybody helped that poor child. >> that man's son was in the water with the other boy and helped rescue the boy. the boy has serious but nonlife threatening injuries. >>> a trap has been set for a raccoon after a man said he was bitten by one on saturday. the man says that the attack was unprovoked. according to police, the man was bitten and received lacerations to his hands, they say it's unusual for a raccoon even one that is sick to attack a human. >>> opponents of the purple line may be happy to see increased problems on metro. the "washington post" reports that those against the 16-mile light rail line that would connect montgomery county to prince george's county say maryland cannot afford to build it at a time when in the troh needs money for repairs. a federal lawsuit also argues that the line won't have enough riders to make it worthwhile. the maryland tra

this happened outside jacksonville. boy 13 years old, he has serious iur one of the scariest things about the attack, he was only in about 2 feet of water when that shark bit him. >>> well, happening today, cincinnati zoo officials are expected to give new information on the incident involving a boy who fell into a gorilla cage at the zoo. this happened saturday when the boy coming face-to-face with the 400-pound gorilla named harambe. erika gonzalez has more on what happened next. >> mommy is right here. >> reporter: cellphone video captured the frightening scene at the cincinnati zoo when a 3-year-old boy whose mother was tending to other children fell into the gorilla exhibit and was grabbed by a 400-pound silver back. witnesses were horrified. >> and people were yelling, you know there is a boy in the water, there is a boy in the water. >> reporter: the video shows the 17-year-old primate named harambe appeared to protect the boy at times. the witnesses also saw the animal drag and throw the child. the director of t

it happened on neptune beach near jacksonville just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon.he boy and his stepfather were swimming in when the shark took bite behind his right knee. the shark was five or sick feet long. the boy expected to make a complete recovery. >>> safety and shopping. how the cover of something could -- color of something could effect how much it costs you at the register. >>> thousands and thousands spent this holiday weekend on the beach at the jersey shore. one community is not happy about the mess left behind. scott? >> iain, it's been a warm and muggy memorial day. coming up we'll talk about fog developing in some locations. how timing lower humidity values and warm temps later this week. we'll see you after the break. grover cleveland here. yes, the dashing fellow on the thousand-dollar bill. with 'cash4life', the great game from the pennsylvania lottery, you could win a thousand dollars a day for life! you could buy a new house! or maybe even treat yourself to a trip to the islands. and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chance

. >> and so the "uss missouri" is come into port in jacksonville, florida, and that's not something, you are a submariner, you do very often and their most recent deployment, out for 183 days, and 163 days were at sea, and that's the life of a submariner. that's the action 70 u.s. submarines are getting more and more often. >> let's talk it over from the national security editor, an incredible report and we heard the "uss missouri" commanding officer said he does not believe the russia submarines are a threat, and how do you see it. >> i think it's a combination, and the russians are always testing their capabilities, and i think that every time they have an opportunity, every time vladimir putin has an opportunity to flex those muscles publicly, whether it's by buzzing u.s. warships with russian planes or by doing provocative things with any ship in the russian fleet or sub marines, those are the kinds of things that look good for putin back at home and it has the added benefit of expandingi knowledge. i think russia feels more and more like they can use the different aspects of the

many years ago i got a chance to work, when i was first starting my career in northern florida, jacksonville. i went to speak to a school group. i talked to them about hail. all the kids looked at me like i was crazy for saying that word. they thought i was in deep trouble. no big trouble this morning. we have some rain. we've scene shoween showers hug new jersey coastline. at the shore, not only shower bus storms to the east. then we're finally clearing out tonight. the storms move out. heading out the door right now, in the 50s. allentown, philadelphia, trenton, atlantic city. these numbers are running warmer in mt. holly and trenton. 50s to start with. i think we'll be in the low 80s in philadelphia this afternoon. but there's still some showers to deal with. they're hugging the coastline. atlantic city, cape may, this is all the same system we had for days spinning off shore. inland, the further inland you go, the more likely you won't need an umbrella. you'll see sunshine. along the coastline, interior new jersey, that's where showers are most likely. future cast really shows it well. t

spend hours and days on the telephone, talking with one another, and virginia beach, san diego, jacksonville and organizing, and starting to put pressure on our politicians and our government, on the press, to talk about this issue and to bring their husbands home. they created an absolutely extraordinary movement that we still recognize today, and i expect a bunch of you all wore p.o.w./m.i.a. bracelets at one point. there will over five million minted and people from all sides of the political spectrum wore them. vietnam was a tremendously divisive war. but because of this women, and this pow/mia movement, the country came together around the pows and around the men fighting, so for the first time our nation was in a position where we had to differentiate between the political goals of the war and the men who were fighting it. and these brave women helped our country do that. three of the founders of this national league of pow-miya families, were the wives of this group of pows known as the alcatraz 11. because of their work, all they did, in 1973, the pows finally were able to come home.

jacksonville jack wars and the washington redskins but they are both going to london. great day.this is grounds. tell us about the grounds. >> the house was built in 1930. by a famous british architect. it's very special place. the gardens were made that time and there are wonderful sculptures. the flowers are looking amazing. steve: we have had all in the residence we have what set up? >> residence set up as if this was a state dinner. you will see the silverware laid out and the british paintings. it's fantastic. >> thank you for inviting us in. and we appreciate it. look forward to tomorrow. how many people do you expect? >> 10,000 or even more. you are welcome. >> sounds great. thank you. let's talk about the weather. it looks like things will cooperate early on. we show temperatures in the 70's. in the mid-day hours we have a cold front that will roll across the mid-atlantic. some some of the storms could be strong to severe. keep an eye to the sky and say with wjla.com. we have a cool down on the way sunday for taste of we have temperatures in the 70's. breezy day and feel

beach, and a day earlier an 11 year-old girl suffered shark by the to her back, arm and hand at a jacksonville>>> it was a tragic weekend for climbers on mound everest. five people have died since friday while trying to descent from or reach the summit of the world's tallest mountain. these are the first deaths of the 2016 everest climbing season, more than two dozen others have been sickened or developed frostbite. >>> turning to campaign 2016, new polls find donald trump surging in the potential match autopsy begins hillary clinton. trump leads in one national poll and virtually tied in another. although clinton is 90 delegates away from clinching the democratic nomination trump predicts she will not be able to unify the party. >> a lot of the bernie sanders voters, they do in the like hillary and those people had to come with me. >> another national poll find more than half of the register voters are unsatisfied with the choice of picking trump or clinton as president. 51 percent of people surveyed said they would rather have a third party candidate enter the race. 44 percent of voters say