janice huff joins us are we through the worst of it? >> unfortunately, no we have one more day when it could be hotter in some areas from the east coast to the midwest and the plains this is what it feels like outside right now. the heat index values when you take the temperature and add in the humidity feels like 99 in new york city. 105 in d.c 101 in nashville and tomorrow, it will feel even hotter in some spots 108 will be the heat index in new york city tomorrow. 110 in washington, d.c. and 111 in norfolk, virginia. that's dangerous, excessive heat but there is some relief coming. on monday, a cold front slides south and the temperatures will cool down and the humidity drops from binghamton all the way back to the ohio valley and eventually the northeast as well. jose >> janice huff, thank you very much. >>> turning overseas where iran has released new footage they say shows their forces taking over a british tanker it's the latest move ramping up tensions in the region hans nichols has this iran releasing dramatic video, claiming t

janice: how popular are hot dogs this year? >> more than ever. janice: really?ot dogs. >> i would like one now. janice: that's a hint. we would like one here. nathan's synonymous with hot dogs. how did that happen. >> 1916 in coney island nathan hand worker and his wife developed the nathan's famous hot dog recipe. for 103 years we have had that same amazing original formula. janice: it hasn't been perfected. >> it was already perfected. janice: what is watt secret ingredient. >> i will tell you later just between us. janice: you will whisper it in my ear. >> i will whisper it in your ear. janice: who would like hot dogs. >> oh my gosh already had a crowd of hot dog lovers here on fox square for national hot dog day. we will be here all morning long on fox square giving out hot dogs. hi nathan's hot dog lady. how are you? hi, guys, how are you? very nice, very nice. come down and see us on fox square all morning long. that's for you. i will get you some more. do you guys love hot dogs? [cheers] steve: thanks, j.d. stop by and get a free hot dog this morning. ain

typical kate, janice thought back then.o needed help, who had told her a hard luck story. >> she said when she got on the train, her pocketbook was stolen. and she's here in charleston, and she doesn't have any money. and i'm helping her out until she can whatever. >> but kate told her mother that heather would pay her back soon because she was a pediatric surgeon in charleston to take a new post at the local medical center. then a few days later, a distraught kate told her mother that heather's daughter back home in new jersey had been killed in a car accident. but something seemed odd about that, said janice. >> didn't seem like she was rushing to go up to new jersey to attend to the child that had been -- >> or that she was a grief-stricken woman. >> grief-stricken woman. she did not look that way at all. >> and now here was news that heather was living with kate's friend, ethan, in this tiny apartment. >> to me, she looked like a con artist. >> but no, said kate back then. janice had it all wrong. heather was nice. in f

janice, good morning. janice: good morning.midwest and central plains. there are tornado reports south dakota and nebraska, minnesota and wisconsin. the front will be on the move, getting towards the r northeast later this week and in its wake we could see the potential for showers, thunderstorms, some of those thunderstorms could produce heavy rain as we go through the next couple days. ahead of that front, that's where we've got the very warm, humid air, 92 here in new york city, 88 in atlanta. so watching that. then very warm temperatures across the southwest we'll be watching and monitoring over the next couple days. in the pacific, we have two named storms, eric and flossy, both of which will become hurricanes and we'll have to watch hawaii over the next couple days. all right. ashley, lauren, back to you. ashley: janice, thank you very much. flossy. lauren: i said the same thing. flossy. president trump is hosting heroes at the white house today. ashley: tracee carrasco has the details. tracee. tracee: the president will

janice: do you like phil vassar. do you want to meet him. >> yes. janice: fantastic.ay. it's hot. all the red on that map with heat indices well over 100 degrees. i want everyone to take care this weekend. make sure you are indoors. take care of your kids and pets and elderly. this is going to be to be one of the hardest weekends we have had middle eas had. mid-atlantic. are you ready to meet him. >> yeah. janice: come on, let's go over here. pete: not that far to travel. steve: that's right. we should all be wearing t-shirts today. country music star phil vassar is celebrating 20 years of success with 10 number one hit singles and 27 top 40 hits. pete: hitting the road for properly titled hysteria. ainsley: joining us now is phil vassar. steve: phil vassar, everybody. >> good morning. good to see you all. [cheers and applause] ainsley: we have been talking about the flag. what does the flag mean to you. >> you know, i mean, marine and grandfather died in world war ii. i can't say enough, about you know, there it is right there, man, it's beautiful. it's getting goofy

steve: janice is out there. [squeals] [cheers and applause] janice: amazing, amazing. i love every single one of you. [cheers] janice: the fdny is here as well to help block off the streets. this is such an important event that i will be very tearyed." let's take a look at the weather i will make sure that the rain holds off for this wonderful event we will be doing later on in the 8:00 hour. it feels really warm. so dangerous heat. i want you guys to hydrate, hydrate, hydrate, okay? because this soldier ride takes place this weekend in and around the new york city area and it's going to be very, very warm. the good news is it's going to be short-lived. next week the heat will break. i want people to be very, very careful. this is dangerous heat not only for the northeast and mid-atlantic but the central u.s. as well. that's "the big story." big round of. [applause] for you guys. [cheers] janice: this is something we love doing each and every year to help kick off the soldier ride for our warriors. you guys are amazing. [cheers] brian: thank you for the wounded warrior

hot, hot, hot, janice. janice: here we go again.t. but the heat is oppressive. keep that in mind. it will feel well into the 90s up towards maine where we have heat advisories in place, people are urged to stay indoors and pay attention to your pets and your kids and make sure you do not leave them in hot cars today. all right. here's the forecast today. we have a cold front that's going to push across the eastern seaboard the next couple days. ahead of that we have heat and humidity. behind that, still summertime across the central u.s. the west, we're dealing with high heat and low humidity, so fire danger is elevated today. two storms in the pacific, this is eric and flossy. forecast to become hurricanes. we think they'll weaken before it approaches -- both of them approach hawaii over the next couple days. cheryl, lauren, back to you. lauren: thanks very much. cheryl: today border officials will face the senate for a hearing on migrant conditions, this comes as attorney general william barr reversed a ruling that allowed migrant

janice, thank you you've got it ladies. >> thank you janice something to keep in mind.o head to the beaches this weekend to escape what janice talked about that hot weather some are getting sick or dying from a flesh eating bacteria let's bring in mark seeing physical fox news contradict tore, and dr. siegel there's nine people that have died so far this year from this flesh eating bacteria have we ever seen numbers before with this type of disease? >> l seen these number but what's had changing is starting to come up north more. so saw a case in maryland we generally we see it in the gulf coast states but starting to see it up here more an you heard reason why if it is over 55 degrees in the water you can have this bacteria that kind of bacteria that causes a skin infection that spreads wildly and we have to catch early we have to treat it early. we can save people for this not everybody dies from it only one out of four but we have to catch it early and sometimes we have to do surgery. >> three deaths have already occurred and one was a young man many of these down in

good morning, janice. janice: hi, ladies.n strength. we think the cold front will push it off to sea. we are into tropical season and things can develop quickly. storm reports over the last 24 hours, mid-atlantic and the northeast, you saw thunder and lightning. you saw the reports of hail and damaging winds. we still have this cold front that's going to move through that's bringing the refreshing temperatures. however, a lot of heavy rain in its wake and the potential for flooding. so still flood advisories for parts of the mid-atlantic, up towards the northeast including new york city where we saw quite a bit of rain, reports in brooklyn of flooding streets were incredible. the future radar shows us that cold front moving offshore and hopefully pushing that depression offshore as well. we will monitor it but we could see the potential for more heavy rain, especially along the southeast coast where we have that developing area of low pressure. ladies, back to you. cheryl: our phones were going off a few moments ago with the

senior meteorologist janice dean joins us live with what we can expect today. good morning, janice.ortheast. storm reports, quite a few of them, including cape cod and we had straight line wind damage in parts of the north deeast, towas the mid-atlantic. we have a cold front that's continuing to move offshore and the tail end of it across the gulf coast, we'll have to watch that for a possible tropical development later on the next couple days. current temperatures, look at this, oh, my gosh, a lot of 60s here on the map including memphis, 68 in new york city, 62 in raleigh. so that was quite a cold front. the good news is, most of it has cleared offshore. a better looking day in the forecast for not only the northeast, but much of the country, a big sigh of relief. back to you. lauren: absolutely. janice, thank you. cheryl: well, check this out. a baseball player gets a whole stadium dancing to baby shark. ♪ baby shark doo doo doo doo doo doo. ♪ baby shark doo doo doo doo doo doo. ♪ baby shark. ♪ mommy shark doo doo doo doo doo doo. cheryl: that's pretty good. the washington nation

. >> for more on the story let's go to janice dean, janice. should ban baby shark. jillian: no. janice: you like the baby shark song? >> no. >> you like baby shark? >> no. >> we all hate baby shark, no more baby shark, are you having fun, what's your name? >> austin. >> where are you from? >> arkansas. >> where are you from? >> dallas, texas. >> let's take a look at the map, hot and sticky in new york city, we have a, well, humidity problem and advisories are up for many of the big cities including new york city where it's going to feel close to 100-degrees in a lot of the places especially as we get into the daytime heating and tomorrow we will get a little bit of a break, we do have cold front moving through and we will watch for that to eventually break the temperatures, do you like steve, ainsley or brian? who is your favorite? >> pete. >> pete, i hope you're up to see number one fan. >> pete has a clip to start us out. ainsley: thank you, janice. 49 minutes after the top of the hour. serving pot roast. steve: finally. ♪ ♪ lease the 2019 e

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now, for some fun, janice, take away. janice: i have a microphone.rophone over here are tell me about your team. >> my name is joe and this is my wife, leslie and my daughter jenna. we are here representing the american corn hole league. we are supporting a cause that's coming up next month in valley forge, pennsylvania. we are offering a $25000 prize pool for all horses here we are supporting navy, air force, marines, veterans, you know anyone can play. anyone can win. that's what we are here for your we are proud to be here and be part of this. brian: "fox & friends".com. for more info but un veterans to compete also >> absolutely. brian: corn hole is the hottest thing in america right now. janice: the best part is you don't really get injured and you can do it in the heels. brian: she's way too close; correct? >> correct. brian: we are sending the wrong message to america. come back here. janice: thank you for your service. brian: 27 feet. come back, please. janice: i'm good. brian: jillian, you can take away. thanks so much for all of you to-- fo

senior meteorologist janice dean is here with more on what we can expect how hot it is going to get janice d cease above 90 degrees and real steering heat the dangerous heat is beginning to be across the central u.s., where we could see parking lot potential of heat indices well over 105 to 110 degreeses so heat advisories warnings, are up for millions of folks as we head into the weekend no what to do if you lose power, make sure that you take care of your pets and elderly and stay indoors in air-conditioning if you can because it is going to be quite dangerous unfortunately into the weekend. ladies. >> as we've seen before this can be dangerous. janice thank you so much. golf major tournament is open. >> good morning. it is already underway it is link golf from exquizit in northern ire land but wind and rain in 68 years might not be picturesque for golfers tiger woods hasn't won open in 13 years. two time champ tees off later this morning 10:10 eastern is last major last month at the u.s. open not so great or the pga championship missed the cut and advantage of being hot fest golfer last

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janice: where are you from? >> allentown, pennsylvania. janice: how many years? >> 50.t was hot this weekend. things are starting to break. can you feel the cooler air, moving in? it is nice. temperatures are definitely going down. with a cold front we see potential for stronger thunderstorms. maybe wind reports, some hail, some definite flooding in areas you see in green and red. that is where we have flash flooding occurring. that is what is happening with that cold front. there are your highs. not too bad in new york city. still warm across the southeast. cooler temperatures across the northern plains. look at all the amazing people that came to see us on "fox & friends" on a monday. we love you so much. love you so much. thank you for coming. yea. yay. say high to steve, ainsley, brian. steve: thanks, jd. joe biden, name dropping the former president on the campaign trail. >> i did a president report president obama before we left. i was vice president. one of the reasons i was proudest to serve with barack obama, become my really close, personal friend. steve: now

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janice -- it is summer time. thank you. right well how is golfer phil mickelson preparing for this week's british open? was a body cleanse believe it or not? >> jared mack what exactly is he doing? >> it is interesting one phil tweeted from ireland where he shared how he's trying to break a bad streak on golf course. watch. >> i haven't posted anything because i haven't felt good about myself and way i've been playing so i haven't done anything or wanted to be in public. last ten days i've done what i call a hard reset. change and try to make things if better. he's been fasting, six days of fasting lost 15 pounds in all also water in a special coffee blend this not to lose weight but to heal he won pro-am and aims for a 6th major title this week in northern ire land american sports icon killed sunday night boxer was walking across an intersection in virginia beach authorities say he was struck by a vehicle. suffered fatal injuries elected to boxing hall what of fame in 2006 world champ across four divisions, and one in 1984

thank you janice, so much. see you soon.n and gamble by a soccer team for equal pay p&g a sponsor of the team through its secret deodorant says it will donate 529,000 dollars to 23 players to help even playing field when it comes to pay. u.s. women won the world cup earlier this month. beating the netherlands 2-0 still a choir still celebrating all right. well everyone is talking about the epic superlong final at wimbledon yesterday i'm tired federal watching that. >> jared could have driven from new york to washington, d.c. and match still over. four hours 57 minutes long fest final in wimbledon history between two of the sports all time greats. roger federer at age 37 nearly 38 became old pest male grand slam single champ but missed two championship points in the fifth set and eventually where they were tied 12-12 novak won fifth straight tie break in final 7-3 takes the match djokovic second straight and won five tomb there is 16 grand slams two behind rafael four now behind roger federer. two days after the los angeles a

janice. let's dance a way. that haven't seen each other for a home here i mean prayer. you know that this very private. family was there maybe a story tomorrow and i hope it doesn't say that the plane so what i want to ask is what every technology you have. i guess the homeroom teacher kamila king has known walter since kindergarten ever since his father was deported she says the boy has changed that's something that's really hard for me as an adult to watch just to be embarrassed by the fact that he does not have his father written every single day. and i know that that's not something i can change. rose escobar is on her way to the lawyer she wants to bring the case before court so that her husband can come home. like many others jose came to the country as an undocumented mind while previous administrations deferred deporting these childhood arrivals trump suddenly rescinded the decision jose was one of the 1st victims of the new immigration policy. tell rose. how are you so nice to see you please come in. as you can see the heap of files on your husband is growing w

sort of a need to have janice abilities bill on the line from the somalian captain long edition of the disease what more can you tell us about this deadly attack. well just as you have mentioned is one of the deadliest attacks to ever walk a. mile and if i may shed more light on this i think. it's a credit for the time to be to making an exclusive leading general on the end of a tell that is in downtown area over to smuggle that back as well for a number one detainees at the bomb one has been injured by security forces and us has been arrested on 2 of the attackers were neutralized of the legacy the plans to cool to put a few hours and you have mentioned physics people were killed in that attack now if i really shed more light and on 3 can not tional redesigning nationals one canadian one british and 2 american as somali nationals were also killed in that last attack now all of them being bothered by regional parties the more d.g. budgies my about 56 people have been injured which has been airlifted to the capital mogadishu bothered to the kenyan capital nairobi for medical treatment s

. >> janice been with what to expect. >> i think what happened was we had a water spout that came onand. once that happens it becomes a tornado and because of that cold front, that cold front slicing through record-breaking temperatures. wait until you see the temperatures. you can see the tornado reports on cape cod and many wind reports as the front sliced through and moved offshore. it will be a much better day, quieter day and look at the temperatures. 60s all over the place, 67 in new york, 58 in buffalo. that is a cold front in the month of july. you see that front moving offshore, some showers and thunderstorms moving across the rockies and a much better day, quieter day for the northeast when days ago we were talking record heat. still potential for flooding, the good news is no severe weather on the east coast. very refreshing, not a lot of humidity. summer is not over yet. rob: a fox news alert. and old murder mystery, 21-year-old college student found dead. >> her classmate behind bars, police tried to unravel a motive. >> robert mueller will take center stage with his so-

about all right that's amadou gotta fall managing their excess and be a africa at all he doesn't janice but thank you. so if i were not wanting to pull the wool over your eyes but the world sheep shearing championships and the way in france right now the current will champion and had a cheering south africa has. me was they to put on a show off just how it's 10 freeing the beast off its feast in just a few seconds. south africa is a well data in sheep sharing and hopes to carry off the title again this year. 2 times world champion by an sagan issue of the ses he wants to teach the next generation of shares. i one writes. i'm thinking since i'm one of his i'm going to go back to south africa to teach young people who would join the competition in 2020 in scotland. and that is it from the day of the news africa for now as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page so the next time i bang. it's time to take stock. and face. time you're on just such the. fun for the truth. is hard to overcome trends and to come down to. it's time for. you to every news coming up a

to be about all right that's amadou gotta fall managing their excess in africa talking to us from janice but thank you. so finally we're not wanting to pull the wool over your eyes but the world sheep shearing championships are underway in france right now the current will champion and had played cheering south africa's showing he was there to put on a show off just how it's 10 freeing the beast off its feast in just a few seconds. south africa is a well gaita in cheap sharing and hopes to carry off the title again this year. 2 times world champion by is a good issue and he says he wants to teach the next generation of shearers. who have i won right. and i'm thinking since i'm one of these i'm going to go back to south africa to teach young people who will join the competition in 2020 in scotland. and that is it from b w news africa for now as always you can catch what our story is on our website and facebook page so the next time i back. quality technology. where. equal technology with no frills at affordable prices. from the electric pick ups. to last it. will show you how. to. a mixed

let's get over the janice dean, janice, welcome back.on as we sit monday morning? >> we will still be dealing with flooding threat in central louisiana and mississippi, areas that are swollen with the spring-time flooding, that would be a big concern as area of low pressure sort of lingers across the areas and drops more rainfall and regardless of whether it's a tropical storm, depression of the big legacy will be the flooding and we did have several reports of tornadoes, not only in louisiana but texas as well and we could see the threat for strong and severe thunderstorms today along the areas north and east of the area of low pressure as it moves north ward, flood advisory, flash flooding concerns for louisiana, mississippi, upwards the mississippi river valley, mid-mississippi river valley, ohio and tennessee river valley, the greatest flash flood risk is in portions of arkansas and through mississippi up towards tennessee, you know, areas that you don't expect to see tropical storm issues but that's going to be the case, now, we are

rob and janice do not. >> awful. terrible.day on our sister station, fox business, and it's been in my brain ever since. it's awful. jillian: you and i will be sitting together for the next three and-a-half hours and i'm going to be singing it. [ laughter ] why i think i need a gin and tonic. i want to talk about this real quick. the heat will be the big story today. we shouldn't be joking about this. it could be very dangerous, potentially deadly. make sure you take care of the kids and pets and elderly and be inside and hopefully you won't be playing the baby shark song. rob: you can't wear green. now you can't wear red. >> i did match the maps today. rob: did i see 101 in dc. >> it will feel like close to 110 in new york on saturday. really dangerous heat. then it breaks next week. rob was complaining earlier about the heat. rob: break that heat. jillian: doesn't that make you so frustrated when people do that? ♪ doo doo doo doo doo doo. ♪ doo doo doo doo doo doo. ♪ doo doo doo doo doo doo. rob: it's hot. we know it is. jan

is jennaa asked sanders -- one man to asked is janice henderson bank specialist.rt with the macro and then get into the more granular story. we are in monroe -- we are in mid-reporting season. how big of a shift would it be for the european bank outlook if we were to see tiered rates. discussion is interesting. draghi heard from mario is the european area requires a comprehensive package. he also a knowledge that is part of that we now need tiering. banks are nearing the point of the reversal rate. all of these policy measures are finally beginning to impact their ability to finance the economy. what this does, we need to see the real details. if we use the swiss model, this gives the sector a two to 3% earnings uptick. that is moderately helpful. it is merely an antidote and not any links or. ixer.d not an elxie you lower the yields on the loan portfolios and you diminish the returns on investment portfolio. as that portfolio rolls over, we will see incremental pressure and accelerating incremental pressure given where yields on rates and credit are. i do not bel

that has caused a public shock in germany another thing that has caused quite a stir on in the media janice passion and social media is one data off this case that emerged yesterday that the man's not nationality he's not german he is from every tear this is something we would normally report this has nothing to do with the case but we've seen an increase of center folk in germany and this case has also again ignited debate and cinna fulvia in germany which came especially since the 2015 migration crisis when we saw an increase of foreign people coming to germany and a lot of content in this country and a very controversial device about here in germany and just briefly if you can germany's interior minister understand his broken office is holidays going to make a statement what do you make of the well this is his for to this is what he's like to do he is in charge of public security and we also have seen is a debate about the security of the german train stations we've had a similar case a couple weeks ago where somebody had been pushed on the train tracks and that is now the question can g

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janice: first trip to new york? >> yes ma'am. janice: how is it so far? >> good.? >> bailey. janice: real quick, we are dealing with 60s and 70s, refreshing temperatures. the good news is a more quiet pattern with the potential for stronger thunderstorms across the upper midwest today. the heat moves into the southwest where we also could see potential for showers and thunderstorms, but otherwise a nice-looking day. wave to everyone. thank you for coming. ainsley: she has such a nice manners saying yes ma'am. steve: our next guest got to question robert mueller not once but twice yesterday. >> can you give me an example other than donald trump or the justice department determined an investigative person not exonerated and innocence was not conclusively determined? >> i cannot see to the congressman john radcliffe guide in a lot of questions. did he get the answers he wanted? brian will talk to him next at visionworks, we guarantee you'll see great and look great. "guarantee". we say that too. you gotta use "these" because we don't mean it. if you don't love your g

jillian: janice dean is tracking the ongoing heat wave. lightning show coming to work. jillian.>> lightning kills moree than hurricanes and tornadoes. jillian: really? >> they say when thunder roars head indoors and that's a good rule of thumb. current temperatures, you can see where we've got the cold front on the way, that's slicing through the midwest, eventually across the east coast. that will bring the potential for showers and thunderstorms. we have 63 in minneapolis, 67 in chicago, past 12 hours you can see the thunderstorms starting to percolate a across the ohio valley, towards the mississippi river valley, towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast. later on today, into tomorrow, so keep that in mind, we have several storm reports including a lot of wind damage. some hail. but mainly wind and if i could show you the lightning, there would be lightning strikes as the cold front moves through as well. flood advisories in effect, some of these thunderstorms could produce very heavy rain in a short period of time. so the areas in re

held yeah, this is a view by the global head of asset allocation at janice henderson.s saying really to people is don't try and fight the fed at this point. the central banks are giving you this gift. whether or not that is warranted and he certainly places doubt on whether the fed should be cutting rates at this point given what is happening in the economy. he says they are and will continue to ease policy over the next 12 months. what you are going to see is essentially an extension of what is happening in this chart here. that is the rally in risk assets on this chart and credit and equities. he's saying do not bailout at the moment.if you are becoming cautious, it is a big risk to pull money out of stocks at this point but you've got central bank policy that is loose enough to further support upside for equity especially given the fed is going to be cutting over the foreseeable future. it is an interesting counterpoint to a lot of firms on the street and asset managers who have been dialing back there risk exposure in recent months. time will tell because with that

. >> janice dean live with your forecast good morning janice.ing ladies yes good news on folks on horizon across the east coast you can see where we've got that cold front right 60s in minneapolis and des moines and chicago. wow that is on the way. but we're also going to see potential for showers thunderstorms even some severe storms flooding concerns as this cold front moves through. we have reports of high winds and hail, and lightning reports as well that could be very dangerous as cold fronts move through. flood advisories in place where we see the red shaded areas those are flash-flood warnings as this front moves through we could see several inch was rain in the short period of time. so that's going to be the flipside of this is cooler air is coming. but we could see some stronger storm with the potential for some flooding. this time tomorrow be like 20 degree cooler so can't wait. qk news thank you very much, of course. grab your popcorn both sides of the belt wage getting ready for testimony of the century. robert mueller prepares to te

cheryl: janice dean live in the fox weather center with the forecast.theast but with a caveat of the potential of strong to severe storms as this cold front moves through. we're going to start to see showers and thunderstorms here in the new york city area later on this afternoon with a potential for a slight risk of the hail and damaging winds and heavy rainfall. so we'll watch for that and just know what to do if there's a watch or warning in your area. speaking of heavy rain, monsoon season is picking up across the southwest. so we have flash flood watches and warnings in effect in and around the phoenix area. there's your forecast today across the central u.s., fairly calm. we have the potential for stronger storms and the cold front arrives across the northeast later on this afternoon into tomorrow. back to you. lauren: thank you. cheryl: it was fight night at the reds, pirates game in cincinnati. lauren: they're not just duking out in detroit, it's on the baseball field too, jared max. jared: good morning. today, 4:00 p.m. eastern time is the base

and it might affect the area in the northeast by thursday of next week, brian. >> all right janice huffverybody down there, one of the great part of the world. appreciate you coming up tonight. >>> coming up for us, there's a way to talk about donald trump and there's a way to talk to him, and there's a penalty if you don't. we saw it in actn iotoday. that when we come back let's be honest, you need insurance. but it's not really something you want to buy. it's not sexy... oh delicious. or delicious... or fun. ♪ but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%. which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like ah well i don't know what you'd wanna buy cause i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. we carry flowers that signifyn why we want to end the disease. and we walk so that one day, there will be a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor. join the fight at alz.org/walk. . >>> last thing before we go tonight srj once again a reminder of how the attorney general of the united states feels he has

janice is the brain child. you created all of this.this is your brainchild to bring these young mind here people as far as from pennsylvania and new york coming and the dmv, campers from all over. >> absolutely. this is wonderful opportunity for children to use their imagination to just dream big and to problem solve by using recyclable material and to take that summer and toct ally continue learning. >> my goodness. we have a drone flying around behind u they will be learning how to fly drone. a lot of thing they will be learning including working with e american heart association l toearn life saving technique. i've got some young mind right here working on their techniques. you can tell us more, shannon, about whys is important to incorporate this into this convention. >>heoday we are teaching t the life saving skill of cpr to save more lives and two steps. step one, call 911. step two, press hard and fast into the center of the chest to 100 to 120 beats per nute. >> they are pressing hard and fast there. they will get a bunch of pr

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pretty much they did. >> there is something about it with the death of course of jimi hendrix and janiceexcesses of the '60s and how people just went crazy. was there any kind of policing up there in those days or could you do whatever you felt like? >> the interesting thing is they went out and hired west pomeroy to handle security. wes pom ray came i believe from the justice department of the nixon administration. and to have such a background as that to be dealing with a festival full of hippies seems a little odd. but wes was a lovely man, and we interviewed him at his home in florida. and he said from the beginning it was not going to be confrontational. they brought police up from new york city, but they told them that they couldn't -- they couldn't arrest anybody for doing drugs or being naked or anything. they were more there to support people. and so john roberts and joel roseman, the two of the four woodstock ventures and producers set the framework that from the beginning it was not going to be confrontation. they groomed the site for people to feel at peace. they wanted every

guest: thank you, janice. i mentioned this before, but it is a fact worth repeating that there has been a 40% increase in the deficit from this year to last year because of president trump. and because of the last republican congress that passed this dramatic tax-cut which mostly benefited the wealthiest 1%. for about eight consecutive years, you had the deficit coming down. the last six years of president obama. it even carried into the trump administration until the dramatic tax-cut blue such a significant hole. it is the first time ever in an economic expansion but you have seen that increasing the deficit. what happened in all previous economic expansions, the economy is doing better, and more people are working, the deficit comes down. so this is quite unusual what has happened with the deficit. one point about president trump, he was very good in the 2016 campaign in pennsylvania and in other states, wearing kind of a populist coat. yet he has governed on tax issues and on spending, governed corporateal

let's turn now to the st ief meteorolo janice huff. this is not just a one-day event. isn't., it and barry isn't it got stuck in the gulf of mexico for several days because there was nothing to steer it northward. it was block by high pressure. now it's onshore. and the heavy rain is starting to fill in. most of it is offshore but it is moving north now. slowly. seven miles an hour. the top winds are at 65 miles an hour. and as it tracks north through northern who lou on sunday, eventually toward central arkansas moay. and toward st. louis on tuesday, it will take all that tropical moisture with it. and yes, flooding is definitely. for many areas, from baton rouge, green bow, mississippi, all memphis to during that time, where all that rain, especially the up to 25 inche in that span there. that's where they'll see the worst flooding and it will last for days because it will take time for the rivers to fill in and swell. so the w is yet to come, kate. >> thank you. >>> just hours from now, immigration and customs forcement raids are set to begin in nine cities across t

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more influential in 20th century jazz the color fitzgeralds the queen of jess and the 1st lady of janice the 1st lady of song loves you saying yes she had a very long career it's really 3 generations that are not the 3rd generation is now speaking so they grew up with their grandparents listening on the records were in the house they grew up with their parents listening and. what your mother and your father play around you or sing around you is so deeply rooted in me. was. yelling at me. you. can't hear bob. it's clarity comes from her internation she hits the pitch right in the bull's eye and that's why we can understand the words so clearly we don't hear all these overtones mollett muddying up the pitch so we hear this clarity and that clarity of pitch is experienced as a kind of purity of tone which reminds us of an essential aspect of the human voice and see a lot of times the rhythm sections make the singers sound better the singers can float on top of whatever is happening musically. and sometimes it's the interpretation of vocalists has that just you know obviously soul's the song