. >> shana bryant from jacksonville, alabama. >> karen hill pensacola. >> pensacola. janice: everybody in. happy birthday, right? did you get into trouble yet? >> not yet. janice: not yet? what's your favorite part of the birthday trip? >> probably our big monster milk shake last night. janice: monster milk shake. take a look at the weather across the maps. beautiful day in new york city if you are here to enjoy the weather it is happening. 60 right now. 58 in cleveland. there is your radar. the map.ole lot happening on could see the potential for severe storms across the central u.s. and hot across the central part of the country. okay, wave, everybody. you guys were amazing. [cheers] janice: are you amazing? yes, you are. steve: thank you very much. abby: i want to come back to life and have janice dean as a mom. i have the most amazing mom but janice makes everyone so

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the heat index over 100 for kansas, dallas, jacksonville and close to it in miami and on friday, boy, look at the weekend, we're talking about temperatures that will feel love 100 degrees for chicago, memphis, charlotte, jacksonville, new york city and new orleans. sure you stay hydrated and check on the elderly. this is very dangerous heat, lester. >> al, thank you. >>> back in the headlines, a deadly attack in chlottesville, virginia when a car plowed into a crowd that it was protestingag nst a white nationalist rally theren august and killed a woman. the justice partment charged the driver james alex fields junior with dozens of federal hate crimes. >>> the police officer at the center of the firestorm over a haeadly shooting has beened with criminal homicide. officer miael rosefield shot and killed unarmed 17-year-old antwan rose last week outside pittsburgh as rose fled from a traffic stop on foot. court documents show rose initially claimed he thought he had a gun but change his story and said he saw no weapon, he's free on bond. >>> at the disturbing viral video that shows a wh

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you know, he was born in 1971 in jacksonville, and this is very significant and probably should have been done many years ago for his contribution to education and to for the accomplishment he was able to make throughout his life. he also not only was the first african-american admitted to the florida bar but he was also the first african-american to teach at new york university. but i think most significant was that he was appointed by president roosevelt to serve as a dignitary to venezuela as well as nigeria. his accomplishment is revered by everyone in the united states. in fact, when he wrote -- he was a great writer, but when he wrote "lift every voice," he was writing "lift every voice" to celebrate president lincoln's birthday. he put it into lyrics and it became known -- adopted by negro national anthem. ever since i was small growing up, we would hear "lift every voice" and little did we know that "lift every voice" would be -- that is presented at every festivity, graduation throughout america, at football games, every place because of his contribution. so i feel very hono

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sentencing is scheduled for gloria williams who took a baby girl from a jacksonville hospital in will her as her own daughter for 18 years until a tip led authorities to south carolina where they lived. williams was arrested in 2017. >>> plus, preparations are under way for another big party in england. britain's queen elizabeth will celebrate her 92nd birthday tomorrow. some good news for a g people being held in immigration detention while facing possible deportation. a federal judge in san francisco eules some of them arn. a federal judge in san francisco to bond hearings. the group has been in custody for six months now. they say if they return to mexico they'll be persecuted since one is bisexual and the other is facing retribution from a drug cartel. >>> the thing about this, is it looking for something to do this weekend? hollywood's leading women are taking a crack at an iconic film. sandra bullock gets the band back together in ocean's 8, this is a take on ocean's 11, franchise featuring all female cast here. bullock is recently paroled con artist planning her biggest job yet

--i have another daughter [laughter] of jacksonville florida. is the head lasonia of customer care.ollowing the tax cuts and jobs ad, she was able to play employees a big tax cut. they took a lot of money and keep it around to employees. the bonus will help support the education of her two sons. [applause] pretty good. pretty good. so we are so happy for your family and i know your sons will make you very proud. they are great young men and, please would you say a few words, please? [applause] thank you for the invite. it is an honor to be here. crowley maritime was able to benefit from the tax reform and give 10 employees bonuses. my family was able to invest in our children's education. [applause] my son will be entering his senior year at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia. [applause] and my youngest will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state, both in the fall. [applause] so because of the crowley maritime, i have been there 24 years, i am honored to work for such a great company and for the company to benefit from such a great tax opportunity in which they were

same stories we kind of shift to the southeast, we're looki at temperatures right around 97 in jacksonville with stormy weather. >>> all right. so, yeahe're going to be dodging some rain drops. also texas still seeing rain. we'll talk more about that. >> sounds good, michelle. and speaking about bad weather, desp the bad weather, the press now has a three-year winning streak at the annual congressional women's softball game in washington, d.c. they are in black jerseys there. female democratic and republican law forces took on the d.c. press. this is all in the name of raising money for young breast s.ncer surviv the threat of that rain lingered eroughout much of the gam and ultimately ended early because the downpour with the bad news babes winning 5-0. >> still to come, speaking out the jogger who fought off an attacker telling her story of survival. that's straight ahead. stretched smooth scarred soaked the sun does not care. but we do. walgreens beauty consultants are specially trained to know what works for the health of your unique skin. walgreens. trusted since 1901. now, all sun car

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from jacksonville florida. great place, lasonia is the head of customer care.ollowing the tax cuts and jobs to payowley was able employees like her a big tax bonus. they took a lot of money and keep it around to employees. that money will help support the education of her two sons. >> education of her two sons. [applause] president trump: pretty good, right? pretty good. so we are so happy for your family, and i know your sons are going to make you very proud. they are great young men and, please would you say a few words, please? >> [applause] >> thank you mr. president for the invite. it is an honor to be here. as you said, crowley maritime was able to benefit from the tax reform by paying employees bonuses. wereturn, my family, we able to invest in our children's education. >> [applause] >> my son will be entering his senior year at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia. >> [applause] >> and my youngest will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state, both in the fall. >> [applause] so because of the crowley maritime, i have been there 24 years, i

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of jacksonville, florida. great place. i know it well.onya is the director at customer care at crowley marine. following the tax cuts and jobs, crowley was able to pay employees like lesonya a big tax cut bonus. they took a lot of money and they gave it around to the employees. that bonus will help educate her two sons cameron and christian. [ applause ] >> pretty good, right? . [ applause ] >> pretty good. so we're so happy for your family. and i know your sons are going to make you very proud. they're great young men. and, lesonya, please would you say a few words. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. president. this is an honor to be here today. as you said, crowley maritime was able to benefit from the tax reform by paying employees bonuses. and in return, my family, we were able to invest in hour children's education. [ applause ] >> my son, cameron, he will be entering into his senior year at moore house college in atlanta, georgia. [ applause ] >> and my youngest, christian hill, he will be entering into his freshman year at savannah sta

and blowing winds and rain in jacksonville, florida. let's go to rob marciano, live along the west side highway for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. so much of the country on a very humid and warm air mass. the storms dropping a lot of rain. in western new york, heavy rain and flooding. severe weather across alabama and georgia. across the midwest, through wyoming, one large tornado. tornado watches up through nebraska and north dakota as well through 11:00 p.m. tonight. the system swinging into st. louis, memphis, damaging winds, scattered hail, maybe a tornado or two tomorrow. we'll be watching for that. and some rain on and off across the weekend in the midatlantic, so a bit of a mess. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to american jobs, and your money tonight. the president not only welcoming the north korea summit, but welcoming the jobs report today. reporting 223,000 jobs added in may, driving the unemployment rate down to 3.8%. tonight, how long has it been since unemployment was this low in our

here's flooding in jacksonville. where is jacksonville? it's at the north end of the peninsula. it's right next almost to the georgia line. and you can see obviously a sign that says "no skateboarding" is almost completely engulfed by the rising water. and then you think about what about a place further south on the latitudes, puerto rico? hurricane maria absolutely ravaged that island, and it's not an exaggeration to say that climate change and sea level rise are putting people's lives and their property at risk. it's reality. i am going to continue to extend an invitation to our colleagues -- i want you to come with me to florida and i want to show you these impacts. i've had the privilege of taking several of our colleagues to the florida everglades to see this unusual ecosystem that we travel about in an airboat where alligators are plentiful. i want you to come and see what's happening as a result of the rising water. and the real question is, what are we going to do about it? there are two pieces to the solution. one is we're going to have to stop putting so many gases int

the port of jacksonville, florida, huge entry port from asia and europe. increasing volumes constantly. so you think despite all of this tough rhetoric, that underneath it all the fabric is still pretty good? >> look, if it was just the economy right now we would have broken out to new highs. you look at the s&p 500, it's largely, you know, off shore revenue. 40% of s&p revenues is off shore. global growth slowed starting in january. we peeked there. here in the united states we'r ing just i look at some of the domestic companies based here we're doing terrific if i could just point out that we probably priced in a big surge from november to january on the heels of a tax cut. >> you're telling us that the -- that that's it we've gotten all we are going to get. >> if you have a myopic focus on the s&p 500, yes. >> what's good small caps >> drill down, the s&p 500 is not just fang. fang makes up -- >> listen, you're preaching to the choir on that one. the s&p 500 is dominated by some very large megacap tech companies, but if you drill down just like i did wi

trump: of jacksonville, florida. replace, i know it well.s the director -- great place to my know what will. she is a director of customer care. following the act, she was able pay and employees -- plays a big tax cut bonus. it took a lot of money and given to employees. that will support the education of her two sons, cameron and christian. [applause] pretty good, right? pretty good. we are so happy for your family, and i know your sons are going to make you very proud. they are great young men. please can would you say a few words? [applause] david: president trump in the east room of the white house. it is the anniversary of his tax cut bill, when he signed it. he is pretty happy with the results, says it is the biggest tax cut in history, although deregulation may rival what he is doing for the economy. he went through some details on how it is benefiting individuals of the middle class, and had a moment or two about obamacare. end,e finished out -- the one country and one family. shery: he didn't miss the chance to hit the democrats, sa

jacksonville, florida, skyline is never going to be the same.ts used 1500 pounds of dynamite to implode these two cooling towers. they used two miles of detonation cables and plan on having the towers collapse into each other. >> did they collapse into each other? >> they did. so it worked. which is cool. get it, cooling? >> nice. only martin. i love it. >>> all righty. we'll see you back here at 10:00 eastern for "cnn newsroom." >> "smerconish" is next. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. this week get boise case paper for only $29.99 at office depot office max. it can grow out of control, disrupting business and taking on a life of its own. its multi-cloud complexity creating friction... and slowing innovation. with software-defined solutions, like hpe onesphere, you can tame the it monster. hewlett packard enterprise. clouds, apps, and insights faster. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to

of jacksonville, florida, great place, i know it well. she is the director at customer care at crowley marine. following the tax cuts and jobs act, crowley was able to pay employees like her a big tax cut bonus. they took a lot of money and they gave it around to the employees. that bonus will help support the education of her two sons, cameron christian. pretty good. pretty good. we are so happy for your family and i know your sons are going to make you very proud. the great young men. and please, would you say a few words? >> thank you mr. president for the invite. such an honor to be here today. as you said, crowley maritime is able to benefit from the tax reform by ten employees bonuses and in return, my family, we were able to invest in our children education. my son cameron, he will be entering into his senior year at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia, . and my youngest christian hill, he will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state both in the fall. so because of the crowley maritime is a fantastic company, been th

. >> julie: there they go, cheers of success after two massive cooling towers imploded in jacksonvilleorida. we lov love implosions so much, we'll play the this a couple ti. they came crashing down this morning, as part of a plan to dismantle a power plant. turning to president trump, who is soon headed for north dakota where a democratic senator is up for re-election this fall. the president's campaign announcing a rally there in two weeks where heidi hidecamp will face off against kevin cramer in november. shannon is a news desk reporter and joins us now. the president is really going out strong ahead of the midterms. if there's one thing this president loves to do, it's campaign. he does it well. he loves to get to a crowd and get them all pumped up. he's also going to other states where he won by large margins as well. what's the president's focus when he will be stumping for this candidates? >> reporter: the president is going to be going out to more states besides north dakota to places where he won in 2016 by a large margin. the strategy here is to rile up the base and rile up t

of jacksonville, florida. she's the director at customer care at crowley marine. following the tax cut, crowley was able to pay employees like lasonya a big tax bonus. they took a lot of money and gave it around to employees. that bonus will help support the education of her two sons cameron and christian. [ applause ] pretty good. [ applause ] >> we're so happy for your family. i know your sons are going to make your very proud. great young men. please would you say a few words. please. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. president for the invite. it's an honor to be here today. >> that was president trump touting the tax cuts which passed six months ago and running through a greatest hits list of what he sees as his biggest accomplishments. i want to bring back my panel including chris matthews and andrea mitchell. what did you make of what you heard? the president really getting into campaign mode. >> he's not just the quarterback, he's the chief cheerleader. b.t. barnum has nothing on this guy. the tax cut didn't work their way down to the workers. the numbers sho

. >> i was in my hometown of jacksonville tennessee, and this is a personal aside.my sister was getting married two days later and was supposed to get married in memphis. they moved at the last minute to jackson in my hometown and because there was a dusk to dawn curfew and it was supposed to be a wedding in the evening in memphis on april 6, i was preoccupied with that. but as soon as i heard the news, i was shocked and distressed and quite concerned about what the implications would be for the movement that i was preoccupied with helping to reorganize the wedding that was two days later. >> i was 5-years-old and it happened to be my father's birthday. my mother was in the kitchen cutting the birthday cake and my father was in the bedroom and i suddenly heard him screaming. i looked at the tv and i couldn't figure out what was going on. she looked at the tv and just sink down in to the chair. it was a common hysteria where everyone was upset but also a blinding silence that falls like it lasted for days and days. how many books have been written about king every ye

the medical examiner, who did not want to go on camera when approached by jacksonville reporter anned allow the audio of their conversation recorded. >> they did a lot of -- the fdle did a pretty thorough job, i thought. >> and so at that point you became convinced that it was what? >> well, i became convinced that it was probably a homicide. >> reporter: medical examiners don't make their decisions solely based on the body in front of them. much of what they learn about the case is through conversations with investigators. after listening to rodgers' presentation in june of 2011, dr. hobin fills out an amended death certificate and lists homicide as the manner of death. listen. i had a state attorney here as a witness, and i said i would amend the autopsy, and change the manner of death from suicide to homicide. i did that, but just internally. i didn't send it out. it wasn't filed with anybody, wasn't sent to the funeral director. wasn't disclosed to anybody but the state attorney. >> reporter: hobin says he was told to hold off filing the document by the state attorney while the i

i have been supportive in the congress for getting more funding for some of our ports, like in jacksonvilleecause i think that can be an economic driver. but here's the thing you have to understand. donald trump wrote the art of the deal. i talked to him about this and he does not want to see him and state where we have high tariffs across the board but he also looks around the country and says we have other countries that sell goods to us and we don't charge much of a tariff, and yet we can't sell some of our products they are. so he's looking at that imbalance and saying he wants to do something about it. so if his negotiating isn't working, i think he will try something else. this is not the direction he's going to say we want high tariffs, he's trying to get concessions on behalf of the american people and i think we should give him the chance to do his thing. he is the master negotiator. b6 even if it's painful in the short term? >> congressman desantis: i hope we get concessions soon and can go back. but i also think, if you look at what china has done, they steal our intellectual pro

they could go on "fox and friends jacksonville but they don't. there's a reason for that.hat is, they don't want to answer questions about the truth, the facts, and the evidence, period. >> how much time do you think we're looking at here with michael cohen if he is going to cooperate with the prosecutors, because every day he doesn't costs him very serious money. >> not only does it cost him money. he's running a risky game at this point. if bob mueller concludes that a sitting president cannot be indicted, michael cohen could be left with no chair to sit in when the music stops. meaning he may not have anyone to roll up on or trade or flip on. okay? if i was advising michael cohen i would have told him months ago we need to get you in sooner rather than later so you have something potentially to trade. with each passing day and week that this guy sits on the sidelines he's running a big risk. >> michael avenatti, congratulations on having your first amendment rights still. >> never happier to be here lawrence. >>> when we come back, donald trump's solution to what's happ

sweet pete's is a candy store located in jacksonville, florida, specializing in chocolates and candy handmade by master chocolatier peter behringer. >> so you guys like candy? >> mm-hmm. >> pete's love of sweets began at the age of 12, when he started making candy for his mom's shop-- peterbrooke chocolatier. >> i wouldn't do anything else. >> family business was thriving, and life was good for pete and his wife, allison. but after a dispute, pete left the business and was forced to start over from scratch. >> the last $10,000 we had, we put into this business. >> starting over required the help of a financing partner. >> my whole idea was, find talented people and help support them to get a business going. >> sweet pete's opened its doors in 2010. by 2012, it was doing over $400,000 in revenue, but it posted a loss of $17,000. the stress of that has caused their partnership to crumble. >> you are a fraud. you are a fraud. >> with a colorful array of handmade candy, sweet pete's has a phenomenal product. >> this is how it's done. >> but their lack of business savvy could ultimately b

and in the south, hail and rain pouring down on jacksonville, florida. a lot of humidity in the air across much of the country so you see those heavy almost tropical downpours and severe weather threat this morning. we had some rough stuff move through kansas city overnight with a lot of lightning and now we got a severe thunderstorm watch up in effect for parts of eastern kansas and much of missouri for especially this morning till noontime and thunderstorms popping later on in the day. st. louis, springfield, damaging winds, large hail, maybe a tornado or two but some of these winds can certainly be damaging. now, soil saturated. d.c., that area seeing twice the amount of rain they typically have for may so we're talking about the effects of flash flooding today with just a little bit of rain but probably will see a lot here in the next 36 hours thas y that flash flood watch is up. maybe 3 or 4 inches of rainfall, so we'll watch for a messy weekend in the mid-atlantic. more on that throughout the program. dan, over to you. >> busy morning in the weathe

, lasana if i have another daughter, i think i'll name her that can i copy i like that name of jacksonville, lorida. great place. i know it well she's the director at customer care at crowley marine following the tax cuts and jobs act, crowley was able to pay employees a big tax cut bonus. they took a lot of money and they gave it around to the employees. that bonus will help support the education of her two sons, cameron and christian. [ applause ] pretty good, right pretty good. so we're so happy for your family and i know your sons are going to make you very proud they're great young men. and lasana, please, would you say a few words? >> thank you >> thank you, mr. president for the invite it's an honor to be here today as you said, crowley maritime was able to benefit from the tax reform by paying employees bonuses. and in return, my family, we were able to invest in our children's education my son cameron, he will be entering into his senior year at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia. and my youngest, christian, he will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state, both in t

rackrow, juliette kaim, brian stelter, senior media correspondent and host of "reliable sources jacksonvilleo ." fingerprints altered. they were able to i.d. through facial recognition software. >> it's amazing. first time that i've heard of a positive identification being made with facial recognition shot of ware. i think this is a game changer for law enforcement, being able to quickly identify this individual from new technology. >> what do you make of the fact that there were -- the fingerprints were altered? >> i don't make much yet. in these situations there's a big difference between what we think and what we know. somebody might look at this and think because the fingerprints were altered this must indicate he had prepared for this in advance. my first reaction, hold on a sec, what if he was involved in a job or a hobby where he's handling corrosive materials that affected his fingerprints? what if they're using a mobile device for fingerprints that's not as effective as a device you could get when you have them in custody? i'm looking at this saying, let's not rush this one. >> let'

jacksonville. caller: yes. i am calling. i think donald trump is doing a great job.is the only president that , to make anto take attempt to make peace. i didn't see president obama over there trying to help. i certainly would not have wanted hillary clinton over there? we don't need a thief over there. her and bill are a known thief. i would not wanted her in there as president. definitely not. host: on breitbart this morning, donald trump, at least we're not north korea 150 billion. the president saying i don't think a deal could be softer. payingf all we are not 150 billion. the president repeated the deal was a terrible deal while his agreement with kim jong-un cost little. we are paying nothing other than you will see what happens. kimp appeared confident could reach deals with japan and south korea in the region to improve his country economically as part of his plan to denuclearize the region. said.important, he without that there is nothing to discuss. read more at breitbart.com. tucker. caller: i would like to thank c-span for taking my call. i would like to

>> oh my goodness, jacksonville, florida. gary, ronny and allen started the band right around 67.r. >> his gym teacher. >> kept kicking us out for having long hair. it wasn't that long then. >> touching your eyebrows and we finally named the band after him. brian: johnny the band's decision to get back together 10 years right after the crash. can you bring us through that moment that made that decision possible? >> well, gary called me and we actually met in jacksonville and all the survivor members of skynyrd was there. when they asked me to be a part of it it freaked me out. i was a skynyrd fan too, folks. i grew up around the music. after we went into rehearsal i knew it was the right thing to do it's been 31 years this year. brian: unbelievable. [cheers] brian: country music today they get pushed back on so-called new country. when you guys came out with southern rock, was there push back from traditional country musicians? >> i don't know, man. we learned from the beatles. [laughter] and. steve: what do you mean you learned from the beatles. >> saw them on ed sullivan that di

next week, heat index b wi well above 100 for dallas, brownsville, new orleans and memphis and jacksonvilleg on around the country. in your at's happening neck of the woods. >> no heat index for us to worry about today, is about the rain and coolness outside. heavy rain from leesburg and dulles airport through fredericksburg, and quantico all gettingn on the rain. be ready for an inch or more of rain today. the temperatures in the 70s and won't budge a lot, and you can use our nbc washington app and push alerts for any fsh flood warnings. >> that's your latest weather. >>> thank you so much. we are googling the hogan family thing. >>>nd then bringing the royal family, fashion and horses atogether. >> shoppers, why you maye soon b paying more for things you buy online. >> this could be the ultimate carpoo karaoke. >> up nt, the secret bunker hidden beneath a luxury hotel to keep the government running in the wake of dister, and our cameras were just given very rare access. first, these messages. played golf in the snow before? justin thomas: oh no! mike thomas: (laughing) oh my goodness! jus

still in the southeast weave most of the heat, atlanta 93, jacksonville, 93, and indianapolis, a littlearmer but not too bad. and later this week, the temperatures start to round back to norl nicely. charleston with a hig saturday of 92. that's what's going on around the country. here's what' happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, a mostly cloudy start to your tuesday. 78 degrees right now, so it's warm andut humidde and will stay hot and humid as we go through the day it's 82 degrees in leesburg and annapolis. 90 degrees, and then a chance for thunderstorms to roll through, and i don't think we will see but tomorrow we have a better chance in the afternoon, and then drier thursday and then showers as we go into the start of the weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. hoda? >> al, thanks. >>> coming up, an exclusive look at a new hotel perk, putting alexa right into your hotel room, and why not everybody thinks that's a good idea. >>> living with anxiety. >> see stars in a movie, but when will we hear more music fr rihanna. >>> ultimately willing to sacrifice everythi

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kraft of the new england patriots, the president of the new england patriots, the owner of the jacksonvilles here. as i said, it's nominally a powwow between the sponsors and the nfl to update both on what's going on affecting the business of the nfl, which is a huge business, one of the biggest businesses in the country. but this year, as you know, it's a little different. this is a year where you essentially have the lingering anthem controversy. and while the anthem controversy or donald trump, who see to t at every turn, is not named specifically on this agenda -- i have it right here -- from what i understand internally they are talking about it including the latest nfl, i guess, response to this which is to have the players, if they want to kneel, kneel inside the locker room, not outside. stand for the anthem outside. the president has been really critical of that. i can tell you from my reporting some of the sponsors, even some of the sponsors here are worried about the continuing controversy here that the president continues to stoke. the real question i have for the nfl -- and, by

atlanta 93, jacksonville, 93. indianapolis, a little warmer than usual.ater this weekend, temperatures mild up nicely. mid-70s by saturday in new york city, chicago, you'll be 75 by the weekend. 88 in nashville. warm in charleston with a high of 92. that's what's going on around th >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start with clouds but we'll get clearing across the bay area with a wide range in temperatures, low 60s for the coast at half moon bay. san francisco 65 degrees and upper 80s for napa today. in oakland 71 degrees and 91 in concord. san jose expect a high of 83 degrees and 82 in palo alto. low to mid-80s over the next couple of days inland but it's about to get really hot by saturday. we're going to see some triple digit temperatures for some of the rallies. >> that's your latest weather. hoda? >> all right, al. thanks. >>> coming up, a new first look at a hotel perk, putting amazon's alexa in your hotel room. why not everybody thinks that is a great idea. >>> and can anxiety fuel success. carson looks at the surprising upside of

jacksonville it will feel like 96, 97 in washington. will feel like 101 and we may even see some air temperature records set for boston, new york city, philadelphia and washington, d.c. with heat indexes again we >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we'll have a wide range of temperatures today from the upper 50s in half moon bay and clouds and fog will remain most of the day. some clearing in san francisco with a high of 63 degrees and sunshine for the north bay with upper 70s. also in the upper 7 0e's in livermore and san jose and palo alto. inland forecast will be nice and comfortable for next few days. leading into father's day early next week it will be heat gs up by wednesday. we're up to 90 degrees. and that's your latest weather, guys. >> all right, al, thanks. >>> coming up, an early father's day celebration. al, craig and carson raise a glass to dads while they share some of their fondest fatherhood memories. >>> then we'll get some sound advice for all of us from our favorite commencement speeches to the graduating

of jacksonville, florida, i love that place, i continue will.ania is the manager of customer care at marine. crowley was able to pay employees like lesania a big tax cut bonus. they took a lot of money and gave it around to the employees. that bonus will help support the education of her two sons, cameron and christian. [applause] pretty good, right? pretty good. so we're so happy for your family, and i know your sons are going to make you very proud. they're great young men. and lesania, please, would you say a few words, please? >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mr. president, for the invite, it's an honor to be here today. as you said, crowley maritime was able to benefit from the tax reform by paying employees bonuses, and in return, my family, we were able to invest in our children's education. [applause] my son cameron, he'll be entering into his senior year at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia. [applause] and my youngest, christian hill, he will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state, both in the fall. [applause] so

we lost the last one three weeks ago in jacksonville, alabama. i met with all of my hospitals last week. it is a crisis. we're going to lose more hospitals if we don't do something. there's two big problems this. one obviously is health care. as you know, the difference between a 45-minute hospital ride and a 10-minute hospital ride is the difference between life and death in 'many cases. so losing a rural hospital puts the lives of people that live in those communities at risk. secondly, it is very difficult to bring some of these rural areas back if they don't have a local hospital. it's hard to track business and industry. the central problem we've got is this medicare wage index. i know you had a discussion about this over on the senate side with the chairman of the committee over there. this is not something -- we've got to have you in this with us in a big way. if you're not with us, we're going to lose a lot more hospitals. and there's nobody to blame but us because we've got the responsibility for doing it. so please tell me what you and