janice. >> we couldn't link j.c. lee to the dodson murder scene and we couldn't link janice dodson to the ex-husband's camp three-quarters of a mile away. >> also suspicious, janice had purchased three life insurance policies on bruce shortly before his death. >> she stood to gain almost $500,000, so a lot of motive. >> and after the funeral, janice's behavior was bizarre, to say the least. >> one of his last requests was to be cremated and to have his ashes scattered in leadville, colorado. janice had taken bruce's ashes and as they approached leadville, she dumped them on the side of the road. >> and janice told investigators she was going to her cousin's home in east texas to grieve. but investigators discovered she was doing no such thing. >> we did a financial investigation on her, and we found that several times janice dodson's atm card was used in lake charles, louisiana at a casino players club. so we're thinking, how could she be in east texas grieving and her atm card is being used in louisiana at a gamblin

this is so dangerous, janice. >> oh my god. i'm sorry. the most challenging patient i've ever had. put it this way,fy never operate on janice dickinson again, that would be too soon. >> i had about eight or nine covers -- >> reporter: we learned dickins dickinson, who likes to brag about a body rebuilt by plastic surgery -- >> surgery is good for you. it works for you. >> reporter: can be a bit of a handful. >> brow lift, yes, i've had my brow lifted. yes, i've had calla jen. botox, yes, plenty. >> you love the botox? >> it has to be done. >> how about below the neck? >> you want to talk about my breasts? >> what was you've got. >> after my had my son the augmentation helped pump up the volume for me. >> do you think you're addicted to plastic surgery? >> no. >> you've done a lot. >> i've done as much as every other actress and model out there, i'm just willing to talk about it. >> you worry that you're seeing so much of this that people have a problem? >> i do worry about it. there's patient hot have injected themselves with industrial g

i will go with janice dean. all right. thank you, janice. that was exciting to see him run by.nk you. have fun. >> the battle at the box office this weekend. two buzz worthy film tof our stars and the edge are out. are they worth seeing? founder of nerd tears.com kevin mccarthy. the first film, i have got to say it looks so sad to me. how many stars are you giving it? >> this is incredible stuff they tell you in the beginning of the movie it will be a sad movie. they send you a precry message before it starts. you become so attached to the characters you forget it is going to have a sad ending. april is amazing in the movie. they play brother and sister in diversion now they are lovers in this film. you forget their characters. they were fantastic in the movie. i loved the movie so much. i didn't read the book but it is a solid movie, great acting. see it. i loved it. >> 4 out of r5. >> i loved it. >> completely different film edge of tomorrow. that is also out. how do you rate that? >> this is a movie i had no expectations of. tom cruise hasn't had a great movie for a long tim

>> afsp.org. >> janice, thank you so much for being here. sorry about the loss of your daughter, but i appreciate the work you're doing. >> thank you so much. >>> and we do have to take a short break. we're going to meet in a moment an important organization working hard to minimize the high rate of suicide in our young people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual and >>> in mexican, 6'2", and he's a marine, and so just being gay was not, i did not want to be gay and have my dad -- like, i was my dad. >>> welcome back to "beyond the headlines" nap was part avid yo produced by the family acceptance project at san francisco state university. the organization works to minimize major health and related risks for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth such as suicide, substance abuse, hiv and homelessness in the context as a family. now, the project helps families from a wide range of background to decrease rejection and increase support for their lgbt children. here's a video they're working on. >> everybody take one. spread them out. >> even fro

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that was somebody running the graphics who opened to janice. i love you, janice. >>> i know. this is across the northern tier of the country, cooler than average temperatures. then across the south we have some warm and sticky air masses. potential for showers, thunderstorms and severe weather, even severe storms across the central u.s., the high plains into the deep south, today through monday, some of the same areas that have gotten hit hard by severe weather. there's a look at how much rain you can get in texas and oklahoma. several inches of rain, great for the drought, but it will cause flooding. there are the temperatures and a look at the rain across the central u.s. the west looks good. very warm over parts of the desert southwest. now what happens when you take some of your best pit masters across the country and bring them to new york? >> you bring them to us and we get breakfast, that's what happens. this is the block party and we have some great pit masters here. joe dunkin is here and owner of bakers ribs in dallas, texas. how are you? >> great. good to be here.

janice dean. >> hey, janice. talk about severe weather, right? >> absolutely.l lapse over the next several days. we have a stationary front and along that frontal boundary that's when we have seen the thunderstorms this morning. we are seeing heavy rain downpours in the northeast. we see hail, damaging winds isolated tornadoes through out the day today and through out the next several days. the heavy rain will be another concern over the next five days 5-8 inches through out the day today and tomorrow the same areas will get flooding rain, hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. so nice to be with you. back to you. >>> nice to have you. it is now 38 minutes after the top of the hour. it is one of the biggest auto recalls ever. what we could learn in a few hours about what took gm so long to tell you about the faultily switches. >> how a simple dna test saved a boy's life with hours to spare. >> yes! three a's! he brings his a-game! the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com! it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victi

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corey has come back today along with melvin and janice and brian and many of their fellow active-duty service members. we thank them for their service. they are a reminder that the tradition represented by these gentlemen continues. we are on this earth for only a moment in time. and fewer of us have parents and grandparents to tell us about what the veterans of d-day did here 70 years ago. as i was landing on marine one, i told my staff, i don't think there's a time where i miss my grandfather more where i'd be more happy to have him here than this day. so we have to tell their stories for them. we have to do our best to uphold in our own lives the values that they were prepared to die for. we have to honor those who carry forward that legacy, recognizing that people cannot live in freedom unless free people are prepared to die for it. and as today's wars come to an end, this generation of service men and women will step out of uniform, and they too, will build families and lives of their own. they, too, will become leaders in their communities in commerce and industry and perhaps po

rodriguez janice joined the army two years ago and was assigned to the 101st airborne. the women of today's military have taken on today's responsibilities including combat like never before. [applause] i want each of you to know that their commitment to their fellow service members and veterans endures. sergeant first class brian hawthorne's grandfather served under patton and mccarthy. brian served two tours in iraq, earning the bronze star in baghdad. brian is here to participate in sunday's job. -- jump. he reenlisted in the army reserve just yesterday. 9/11generation, this generation of service members, they too felt something, they answered some call, they said i will go. they too chose to serve a cause that is greater than self. even after they knew they would be sent into harms way. for more than a decade, they have endured tour after tour. served 10.rg has he sat with my wife michelle at the state of the union address. it was here on the 65th anniversary of d-day were i first met him and his fellow army rangers, right after they made their own jump into normand

back to you. >> all right, janice. talk about depression. add another tropical storm, that's for sure. >> i know. i'll keep you updated. >> arthel? >>> very true. coming up, growing frustration on capitol hill over e-mails. some lawmakers questioning if anyone will ever get to the bottom of this. oking with chant. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years. but i needed help in quitting smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these, stop chantix and see your doctor r

janice? >> good to see you, leland. we are dealing with the threat of severe storms not only today but, as we head through the new workweek and tomorrow really focusing in on places like nebraska and iowa where we could see strong tornadoes. but here's your threat this afternoon. we don't have any watches or warnings to point out. but look at the widespread area across the plains states stretching into the texas panhandle, all the way to the canadian border. large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes today. tomorrow we have a more concentrated risk where we think all of those ingredients will come together for severe weather including tornadoes. as i mentioned, iowa, paying close attention to you as well as nebraska. this is tomorrow's threat. then into monday, another widespread area, including chicago, st. louis, down into the texas panhandle again. this is going to be an ongoing threat for the next several days. and river flooding is also going to be a concern as a lot of these streams and rivers are at or past t

janice dean in the extreme weather center. is it on the ground, janice? >> yes, it is on the ground confirmed. we have pictures. we're efforting pictures in and around the indianapolis speedway. the motor speedway. this is a very isolated cell but within this we're seeing strong rotation on radar, and yes, this tornado is on the ground. if you live in the indianapolis region, anywhere north and east of this, you want to be seeking shelter immediately. obviously a heavily populated area. this is the cell we're watching. the super cell that has developed this tornado and the warning is good for the next 15 minutes or so, shepard. we've been watching it really within the last 15 minutes to half an hour with this cell that's really blossomed into a tornado. we are efforting pictures, but certainly twitter is lighting up with indications that there is a tornado. a large tornado on the ground. certainly we'll bring you the very latest, but the radar is indicating strong rotation with this isolated cell, but of course, it only takes one, it only takes one tornad

hi, janice. >> hi, heather. >> are you there? >> i was sitting down just a moment ago behind the scenes, but i'm here and happy summer to you and to everyone out there. we've had a long winter, haven't we? we deserve this first day of summer. caught my breath. let's take a look at the showers and thunderstorms across the map here. we could see the potential for severe weather across the parts of the central plains and the southern plains and flooding is a potential over the next several days. this area over the last seven days has seen over a foot of rain so any more rain is just going to exacerbate an already bad situation. we're going to watch that. in terms of severe weather, large hail, damaging wind and possibly tornadoes across portions of the southeast today. that's an area we're going to be watching for hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. then we have a couple of other areas over the great lakes and the midwest where we could see the potential for strong to severe storms. so throughout the day today we'll be keep

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hey, janice. >> hi, shannon. second official day of summer. how about it?e have summertime storms already firing across the midwest. thunderstorm watch in effect until 7:00 p.m. local time and already seeing some warnings with large hail, damaging winds in eastern portions of iowa. keeping an eye on this, we could also see the potential for isolated tornadoes throughout the day today for parts of the central and southern plains, so there is your risk here. slight chance of hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. i don't think we'll have a tornado outbreak, but certainly if you live in those areas, be paying close attention to your local weather forecast. then the rainfall, in some cases over a foot of rain the last several days, and some of these cells could produce several inches of rain over the next several days. so that's going to be an issue. flash flood watches and warnings posted here shaded in the green, so that's going to be concern over the next several days. and there is your second official day of summertime temperatures. 88 in new orleans, 87

meteorologist janice dean live from the fox weather center. >> of course, let's take a look at it. is our tornado watch until 6:00 p.m. local time. our warning west of des moines for madison, guthrie and adair counties moving eastward. this is doppler radar indicated. we'll watch this area throughout afternoon, into the overnight, parts of iowa and especially nebraska, through illinois, indiana and wisconsin. that's where the storm prediction center has deemed this a moderate risk for hail, damaging winds and, yes, destructive tornadoes throughout the afternoon and the evening, including the city of chicago. we are watching you through the storm overnight tonight and into tomorrow. if i could real quick, john, we are watching the tropics. this could become our first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season. it would be arthur. look at the computer models as we head for the fourth of july weekend watching this very carefully. this is one of our computer models. this is the european model that did so well with sandy, sort of hugging the coastline here. as we head into fourth of j

and of course, janice dean will stay on top of that. that's our fox report. i am heather childress.huckabee starts right now. >>> tonight on huckabee, iraq is falling apart. >> it is in our national security interest not to see an all out civil war in iraq. >> what should america's role be? >> america combat troops are not going to fight in iraq again. >> top military minds break down the strategy and tactics and the big picture in iraq. and outrage, a suspected benghazi ring leader gets constitutional protection from the justice department. the congressman tells the governor why he's furious. >> and plus, sinking poll

janice dean is out this.heck in with her, what the forecast is looking like. >> can you tell janice to give our "b" back. she stole the "b" in belmont. >> i think it is actually elmont, new york. >> it's also national doughnut day. we're going to be fat and happy today. dunkin' donuts bringing blew berry doughnuts. >> we've got a busy three hours. it starts right now. this is quite a jaw dropper. on monday we told you apparently the intel community had a thick file on bowe bergdahl, the guy who went missing. we now heard that he walked off on his own. he was a deserter according to his men. now according to a james rosen exclusive, he took a look at documents compiled by the eclipse group which had a network of the terrorist world. he has information that will knock your socks off. >> converting to islam being at the top of that list. he also skraoubd himself as a -- described himself as a mujahedin. he enjoyed freedom walking around taking target practice. they gave him a gun, ak-47. he was able to walk arou

. >> so for more on the rarity of these double tornadoes, time to bring in meteorologist janice dean. heart to hear jerry talk about the situation there. he's standing in front of complete destruction. >> it puts a human percespectiv on this. i've been doing this for over ten years seen my share of tornadoes on video and radar. to see that man in front of devastation and hearing heartbreak in his voice, it shows you devastation of mother nature is never ending and we can't fully have an appreciation for it until we see people like him in a town like pilger where people have to come together to help rebuild. >> how does this phenomenon happen? these twin tornadoes? >> very rare. it is not unprecedented though. to see it on video captured like this, i've never seen it in my lifetime. we do have lifetime. we do have a still photo of a dual tornado, or twin tornado. this is the palm sunday outbreak back in april of 1965. 270 people killed. at least 1500 injured. but that's an indication of, you know, a very powerful photo that's in textbooks. meteorology textbooks. but the video that we s

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hi, janice. >> hi, julie.unfortunately we're looking for the threat of not only flooding but severe weather today as well. let's zoom in and i'll show you where we're dealing with the potential. the potential for hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes and heavy flooding across the central and southern plains, and that's the area where we have our river gauge observations in the purples and reds. that's where we're dealing with moderate to major flooding. any more rainfall is going to cause a worse situation for these folks. now, the threat for severe weather today, including flooding, occurs across the central u.s., all of these big cities included, where we could see hail, damaging winds and even isolated tornadoes. some of those tornadoes could be large and dangerous so we will be tracking that threat in the afternoon and evening. your future are radar, see that line of storms? that's 11:00 p.m. saturday. that will continue overnight. when folks are sleeping, make sure you have your noaa radios on and work

>>reporter:that includes janice's son. >> in the car he had cash that he made from the job the night before. they broke into the car and stole that. >>reporter:it took place between 1:30 and 2:30 yesterday morning. it's the second time this year that this neighborhood has been hit. >> january the same development. heritage hills two more vehicles and also again, a number of items taken from unsecured vehicles. >> they are urging the neighbors to lock their car doors at night and avoid leaving valuables inside the vehicles. tyler is going change his ways. >> i leave a lot of things in my car. it's a huge concern. you don't think that that will happen. >> if you have any information about this robbery or the one in january call upper makefield police. live from washington crossing cg walter perez. >> thank you, walter. >>> a story that we have been following all day. six people were in custody an they busted a marijuana growing operation today. it started a month ago. they were able to track down where the marijuana was coming from. a raid on that location today netted 7 pounds of mari

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. >> janice, you're the deciding vote. >> it's a growing industry. time is now, where a manicure is in, your outfit is not complete without it. we do this at minx, at hq, where we get a manicurist it and our employees love it. i am in. >> two ins and one out. what is your reaction? >> we wish we had a lot more time so we could take everyone through and answer questions about logistics and how we plan to scale, because we do have a thorough plan and thinking about expanding, we're excited about the progress and hope to continue to serve working women. >> best of luck with all your goals. >>> and also a big thank-you to our panelists today, kate, sonia and janice. the live voting is just about to close, so thank you very much, viewers, for your in our out. that's today's "power pitch." >> fascinating. 58% of you said no, you would not back in venture. 42% are in. let's look again at the grading that you gave the pitch on how the manicould you ladies. 35% an a, 12% a b, 12% a c, 11% a d, 30% didn't like them at all, kind of the opposite of a bell kiffin

can tell you right now janice dodson would be walking the street. she assassinated bruce dodson. he didn't even have a chance. i wouldn't call her a black widow. i would call her a greedy assassin. >>> a murder victim's son was the first to suspect that his mother's death was the work of a serial killer. investigators hoped that cells found on a styrofoam cup, marks on a water faucet and clues on a videotape would help police find the man who alluded police for over a decade. by 1991, 42-year-old nancy ludwig found what she was looking for in life, a husband who adored her and a career in the airline business. >> she had always wanted to be a flight attendant, since when she was a young girl. very outgoing, spontaneous, adventuresome. that's why she made such a good flight attendant. >> during one of her out-of-town trips, an airline employee called art ludwig with some bad news. >> it was some woman explained to me that there had been a problem in detroit and i should get myself ready and get out there at the airport and they would meet me there and we would fly to detroit. >> n

janice dean joins us. janice?have that video incredible in my lifetime i have not seen twin tornadoes in northeast nebraska like we saw earlier today. that is incredibly rare and destructive near pillager nebraska. search and rescue teams are still trying to get to people. part of the town there is completely obliterated. nebraska and several tornado warnings now for iowa: here from the fox news extreme weather center. back to you. >> january,000,000 thank you. thank you for being with us. don't forget to join bret baier and me tomorrow night for interview with hillary clinton. up next the o'reilly factor. good night. >>> the roirlg factor is on. tonight: >> happening extremely difficult for all of us. >> does it mean it was all for nothing? >> well, it really seems to be that way today. >> a general who served in iraq apparently believing america blood and treasure was weationed -- wasted there. now al qaeda army is threatening to take over. what should president obama do? we'll tell you tonight. >> are you conce

wilson, you should know that specialist janice rodriguez joined the army not only two years ago, was assigned to the 101st airborne and just last month earned the title of the 101st airborne division air assault soldier of the year, and that's inspiring but not surprising when the women of today's military have taken on responsibilities, including combat like never before. i want each of you to know that their commitment to their fellow service members and veterans endures. sergeant first class's grandfather served under general mcclelland and macarthur. he saved the life of his best friend and today he and his wife use their experience to help other veterans and military families navigate theirs. brian's here at normandy to participate in sunday's jump. and here just yesterday, he re-enlisted in the army reserve. and this generation, this 9/11 generation of service members, they, too, felt something. they answered some call. they said, i will go. they, too, chose to serve a cause that's greater than self. many, even after they knew they'd be sent into harm's way. and for more than a

janice black was one of those people.her friend and legal garden, sadie gilmore long. >> all i remember is that -- that i -- that i was in the hospital and when i woke up, when i woke up i was all patched up in the waist down. >> in 1971 the state eugenics board agreed janice black was an exploit bl individual to her low i.q. she was sterilized at the age of 18. >> i just couldn't put my finger on it right then. i couldn't put my finger on it right then. so they tell me what i was going for. >> the state's efforts were not explicitly racially targeted but the effects disproportionate. after world war ii, 40% of those sterilized were nonwhite. while just about 26% of the state's population at the time was nonwhite. >> in the 1950s and 1960s, north carolina was gaining this reputation for peaceful integration as a southern state, it begins to target african-american girls and women often who'd had children out of wedlock and were of modest means often on welfare. so it became a means of trimming the welfare rolls. >> the eu

state representative janice arnold jones is running in the republican primary for a u.s. strange incident gets her attention. >> our friend, frank ruvolo, conducts a republican friday morning breakfast and we all attend. he walked outside and all of his tires were flat. we thought, well, this is odd. >> it turns out it's not an isolated incident. >> i got up to go to a meeting, and i'm rushing out the door at 10 till 9:00, and every tire on our vehicles were absolutely flat. and in our driveway. >> after replacing all of the flat tires, arnold-jones and her husband, john, take action. >> we decided at that moment that we needed to get some cameras up. >> they install security cameras above the driveway and wait. within days, they find more slashed tires. eager to find out who did it, the couple watches the footage. >> took me about 20 minutes to figure out how to get to the spot that i thought was the incident, and it took our breath away. >> sure enough, the perpetrator appears in view on the screen. he creeps around the car methodically puncturing and slicing the tires

janice watkins and more family found the border collie. >> i'm glad she is back with her owner. what that dog could tell us right now if she could talk. because how she survived i have no idea. >> turn it into a movie or something. she said to be doing just fine. >>> the ugly dog contest will be held at the petaluma fairgrounds tonight and it looks like a dog named peanut is a crowd favorite already. on line voting closed last night. and peanut has received the most votes. peanut was in an animal shelter for nine months before he found a new home. the official winner will be announced tonight. >>> unlikely photo has caused an unexpected frenzy on facebook. it's all over the mug shot of a guy many are saying is hot. take a look. see what yoshi think. thousands all over the world have shared, liked, and commented on jeremy's mug shot. women don't seem to care he is a cop stricted felon and -- is a convicted felon and spent nine years in prison. a local reporter visited him in jail. >> i appreciate that but i just want them to know that this is really not me. i'm not some kingpin.

janice amatuzio for a second opinion. >> as i looked of those photographs of the vehicle, which i hadnot seen before that, and i looked at the injuries and i said there's something we don't know here. i think this case deserves more investigation. there's way too much blood inside the vehicle. >> dr. amatuzio wanted to examine the hollerman's jeep herself. >> because, let's face it, steve hollerman's future was at stake here and the truth about deborah hollerman's death was at stake. the most important thing for everybody to remember is that what we were trying to get at was the truth. >> dr. amatuzio was approximately the same size and weight as deborah, so she did something extraordinary. she donned protective clothing and climbed into the blood-stained car. >> it was a little creepy. it was sobering. i realized i was sitting on the last spot that deborah hollerman had been sitting before she died. >> the first thing she noticed was the blood smear on the windshield had what looked like a fabric pattern. >> in fact, it looked like the heavy-knit sweater that deborah had been wearing

is janice own so. inside a bottom floor. and become the hollywood he's also had to share the title of the world's most famous whistleblower off the n.s.a. contractor edward snowden revealed details of mass government surveillance programs last two years inside the building has come. police the gun that door in case. but sweden. isn't. building the rest of my reporting from london i'm plenty. of confinement again spoke out against the u.s. a florida bomb a should start to consider his leg spoke to the whistleblowers lawyer jennifer robinson she. said more than six thousand pounds of something was fine. when i go to the entrance and you wonder well for somebody who hasn't got the crime yet why why do some people even legal issues that come into my. inside the embassy and of course his main concern eason has always the. week you takes that we know he's on that is our main concern and i think it's important. that the u.s. action in relation to accuse the prosecution rests on it with you thanks. jennifer robinson speaking right t

ago when findry began that i learned about the entire jazz district that was near my house, that janice joplin used to live nearby, kurt cobain, all these interesting things. >> you are learning this on top of google maps, so why don't you just google, believe me, this is the question i asked about microsoft, what is to stop microsoft from doing it? we don't have that anymore. you can imitate google maps, to some extent. >> you can. >> so what are you giving me that google maps isn't giving me? >> they have had this feature for a very long time but it hasn't -- >> it's a community aspect. >> it's a community aspect. my background is in media. and you generate community building and all that kind of thing. those are the things that i think are really important in the creation of a product like this. and google, god bless them, are really trying hard with google plus and a lot of the other products out there to make them a more social company, but as we know, google's main thrust is, you know, organizing the world's information. information that takes a while from data to become informati

. >> my name is janice sachs. i am a driver, i am a transit operator and there are old projects that have not yet been fulfilled. so when i see every slide that states that the company wants to give a better, reliable and on-time performance, that is really hard for me to grasp, being that we are short 200 something drivers. there will never be on-time better performance, but there will be buss that will try to be safely on-time. there is a big difference. what you don't have enough drivers to drive around the city and pick up everybody at a clocked paced time in which we have scheduled that we should follow or we try to follow. one more thing, he baffled with 280,000 people can look forward to this type of performance and when the buses are not there or for whatever reason the buss are late, the drivers become the problem, they are the target. but your you are 00 something drivers short and if you add the 200 drivers on and bring in the equipment, that works -- really works and we can drive through the city at a

the individuals included scott brewster on the right, a campaign coordinator and janice lane the president of central mississippi tea party. mcdaniel's campaign says it sent people to monitor vote counting and they were allowed in by officials. officials say all three people had different explanations for being there which caused concern. meanwhile, senator thad cochran's campaign spent the day in closed door meetings to work on strategy for the june 24th runoff. supporters of the six-terminate tore said they would treat it as a jn election t. campaign is set to focus on get out the vote operations and raised concerns about mcdaniel's political beliefs. one group not getting involved in the run-off is karl rove's american crossroads. the organization says except for alaska senate primary it is now focused on general elections. >>> turning now to the mood of the country where the outlook is grim. a new poll finds 59% of u.s. citizens believe the american dream is out of reach and 63% of adults say they do not think their children will be better off than they are. this is now -- this poll is

meteorologist janice dean is live in the fox stream weather center with the latest. >> yes, it's feeling like summertime for a lot of folks across the southeast and the gulf coast, central u.s., 90 right now in kansas city, 91 el paso, 104 in phoenix. 73 in missoula. cooler across the northeast as well as the northeast and great lakes. scattered thunderstorms are moving through the atlanta area. that's why the temperatures have dropped significantly over the last couple of hours. watches and warnings, three of them right now well into the evening for parts of the upper midwest across the ohio river valley. these are thunderstorm watches in effect for the next several hours, again, including the city of chicago where we could see again hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. just some severe weather warnings here, severe thunderstorm warnings including hail, gusty winds, heavy downpours. no tornado warnings. we'll watch for those. at they point, we could see some of these start to spin. we'll keep you posted. also the threat for strong to severe storms for parts of the carolinas. up tow

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meteorologist janice dean with the details. high, j.d. >> i should be selling the lemonade outside, right? next time. let's take a look at the temperatures. it feels like summertime across much of the central u.s., the gulf coast, the southeast. a little cooler than average for parts of the northeast and the great lakes as well as the northwest. but otherwise, yes, 80s and 90s for many of you. with that, the threat for severe storms in the afternoons through the evenings, we actually have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 9:00 p.m. including the city of chicago. but i want to point out where we have severe thunderstorm warnings, south of the atlanta area, southeast of mont gom ary, alabama, then we have a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings south of the chicago area. that's why they've put that watch in effect for the next several hours, conditions are favorable for severe storms, including large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes as well. so we'll continue to monitor this region as well as parts of the carol

janice remembered the first auction yielded only $25,000. today with eb and publicity, they get upwards of $1 million, 1 year, $3 million. >> there is shouting and screaming and it is fun. >> buffet says why glide is so close to his heart. >> it's changed thousands of lives not only lives of the people that are beneficiaries of the action but people who participate with them. >> he's down to earth. and is a real human being. >> the auction helped launch $15 million. >> 850,000 meals per year. and we serve 500 children. and helps with supportive housing. >> that is right. >> good news, money it raises. it's stragerring. turning our attention to weekend weather forecast. >> that is right. some heat, right? >> we're expecting triple digits sunday. making outdoor plans that is the hotter day of the two. and i know we get complaints from people i'll have mild weather for the coast for you. fog sitting near the coast now. and we're going to have some around tomorrow. breeze is picking up, 24 in oakland, pushing low clouds across the bay. looking f

janice remembers an auction that yielded only $25,000 today, with help of beeb yeah and publicity, theyillion, 1 year, someone by the 3 million. >> last minutes are just like, you know, you can barely stay in your skin. >> on this site, buffet says why glide is so close to his heart. >> it's changed thousands and thousands of lives not only lives of the people, beneficiaries of those of the actions but those who participate with them. >> he's very down to earth. he is a real human being. >> glide has 30 community programs, all money from the lunch goes to help feed people, house the homeless, children, and maintain programs to prevent violence. >> we have to raise $17 million every year. each year. so that is a pretty big budget. >> tonight's winner will be able to invite seven friends to join them. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> all right. that is all for now. thanks for joining us. abc7 news at 4:00 >> the news at 5:00 begins right now >> mystery solved a frenzy over hidden cash and who is behind it >> he loves the act this caught on. >> a quiet we'd whacker. >> it's relative. result

janice remembered the first auction yielded only $25,000. today with ebay and publicity, they get upwards of $1 million, 1 year, $3 million. >> there is shouting and screaming and it is fun. >> buffet says why glide is so close to his heart. >> it's changed thousands of lives not only lives of the people that are beneficiaries of the action but people who participate with them. >> he's down to earth. and is a real human being. >> the auction helped launch $15 million. >> 850,000 meals per year. and we serve 500 and helps with supportive housing. >> that is right. >> good news, money it raises. it's stragerring. turning our attention to weekend weather forecast. >> that is right. some heat, right? >> we're expecting triple digits sunday. making outdoor plans that is the hotter day of the two. and i know we get complaints from people i'll have mild weather for the coast for you. fog sitting near the coast now. and we're going to have some around tomorrow. breeze is picking up, 24 in oakland, pushing low clouds across the bay. looking from our

wilson, you should know that specialist janice rodriguez joined the army not even two years ago, andd earned the title of the 101st air assault soldier of the year. that is inspiring but not surprising when the women of today's military have taken on responsibilities including combat, like never before. [applause] i want each of you to know that their commitment to their fellow service members and veterans endures. sergeant first class brian hawthorne's grandfather served under general patton and general macarthur. earned the bronze star baghdad for saving the life of his best friend and today he and his wife use their experience to help other veterans and military families to navigate theirs. here, just yesterday, he reenlisted in the army reserve. this generation, this 9/11 generation of service members, they too felt something. they answer answered some call. they said i will go. they too chose to serve a cause that is great. many few they would be sent into harm's way. for more than a decade, they have endured tour after tour. ergeant first class cory remsberg has served 10. i to