unfortunately the lights on the jeanette did not exactly work. so they left in the summer of 1879 from san francisco. 20,000 people were gathered there to watch them, to send them off on their voyage. all the papers cover this and everybody knew about the jeanette. it was a national endeavor although was paid for by this eccentric millionaire, was staffed by the u.s. navy officers and it was flying under navy rules. it was a naval ship, the uss jeannette. kind of an interesting unorthodox arrangement. it would be kind of like ted turner joining forces with nasa to send a probe to mars or something like that. something they really wouldn't work today but that's the gilded age for you. so they are heading north through the bering strait trying to find this warm water current, go past alaska which we had fairly recently purchased from the russians. everyone was curious what was in the northwest. we are heading for this place called rangel island which was a place that also figured prominently in the theories of august peterman. people didn't know wh

jeanette reyes reports that the jokers james is closed. parktrip to the amusement turned into an unforgettable experience for these passengers. take a look at these images from the news chopper. they were rescued from the joker's jinx roller coaster. they were stranded in 80 degree weather for about five hours while firefighters used a ladder to get each passenger off, one by one. listen to what one passenger said about this terrifying experience. >> it was painful. having back problems, it was not fun. >> rescuers trained for months on this ride for a situation like this one. >> our teams train with all of the special events and locations around the county. the amusement parks here -- they do this on a regular basis. >> the terrifying ordeal is now over. it remains that the amusement park is working to answer what caused the ride to come to a screeching halt. it needs to be repaired, and when will it be safe enough for riders to return? officials say that the rides operating on a safety system. it is likely that the sensors detected somet

>> to graduating. >> reporting in prince george's county, jeanette reyes, abc 7 news. >> some students had a nice day to head back to class. taking a look at the nation's capital, lots of sunshine. jacqui jeras is here with a look at our forecast. is a nice stretch. a good couple of days and beautiful conditions. a couple hiccups. at noon, we warmed up at reagan national. our dew point is at 60 degrees. even though the temperatures are getting warm, the humidity level is not too brittle yet. skies are nice and clear. a couple cumulus clouds developing. a cold front is across the nation's midsection with storms that are causing problems at chicago o'hare airport. arehts and arrival delays averaging about two hours to three hours if you are leaving from here. the rest of the country is dealing with heat. upper 80's across the region. a warm one. if you think today is warm with a high around 88, wait until tomorrow. a nice little warm-up is coming up from the belfort furniture weather center in another few minutes. jacqui, thank you. now to the latest out of ferguson. the fbi says another

jeanette reyes takes a look at what this announcement means on the hill and in virginia. former house majority leader eric cantor announced he is not coming back to the hill after congress returns from recess. cantor says it is for the good of his constituents. cantor will step down august 18 to make sure constituents have a voice during what he calls the lame-duck session. campaigns and elections editor for politico says voters interested seven -- in district seven will still go weeks without a representative. district will not have representation for all of september and october when the house comes back after the august recess. >> this is coming to months after his stunning upset to tea party candidate dave brat. hours after he stepped down as house majority leader. >> not one of us should ever take for granted the honor and responsibility we have to serve our fellow americans. says he has asked terry mcauliffe to hold a special election for his district that coincides with the november 4 general election. his successor would be able to take office immediately. in an i

jeanette reyes, abc 7 news. >> thank you. manziel's gesture is a hot topic at wjla.com.log on and join the conversation. starting with abc 7 news at 5:00, more on this story. >> the other player thought it was funny because he got under manziel's skin. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, should all police officers be wearing body cameras? >> later, a big honor for bao her firstshy of birthday. thousands forced to flee homes as wildfire grows out of control. jacqui is tracking our chance for more sho >> breaking news from montgomery county. evacuations expected to to a gas leak. happening right now along overlook park drive in clarksburg. it is believed to be an eight inch gas line involved, it might take hours to stop the leak. just learned the name of the man killed in an early morning crash in brandywine. wagner was killed when the private amulets he was driving hit a tree in the 3900 block of floral park road. it appears speed was a factor. as we learn more about what happened, more than a week ago in ferguson, missouri, some are focusing what we may never know. ofook at

jeanette is live near the scene with the latest this noon. >> these are brazen criminals. we just got word right before this newscast this involved another of d.c. female police officer who chased down the suspect here at southern avenue. one of three crime scenes stretching across the district. this is right before they attempted to carjack that detective. a detective with the metropolitan police department is recovering from multiple gunshot wounds to his abdomen after a bizarre incident involving three crime scenes and two jurisdictions. it started with shots fired around 2:45 this morning out of an al at this ma with new york tags. there were three men inside. >> we don't know why they were shooting. they opened fire from their car down through the parkway. >> the suspect drove up to southern and pennsylvania avenue in southeast where they attempted to carjack an off-duty detective at a red light. >> the detective attempts to accelerate the vehicle to drive away from the attempted carjacking. they opened fire on the detective's car. he is struck multiple times. >> the

i'm dara brown with jeanette joining in. thanks for watching "today."ne. >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, happy monday, 4:30 i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to, first, let's check the forecast. good morning. >> and good morning, interesting weather to talk about. that's not holding up to what you'd normally expect to see in august. we have a chance of showers from the east. right now rain in the sierra trying to creep over around tracy in the altamont pass. we had brief showers earlier this morning. that is a sign of things to come as the morning clouds break up. partly cloudy around midday. chance of showers especially up into the north bay. and increasing chance we could see thunder in the mix too. temperaturto

reporting in capitol heights, jeanette reyes, abc 7 news. to drink the water again in prince george's county. earlier this morning, the advisory in the area you see highlighted here was lifted. it had been in effect since tuesday. turning now to the outrage and ferguson, were just about to of policethe chief revealed the name of the officer involved in the shooting of an unarmed teenager. he also revealed that the teenager was a suspect in a robbery. >> good afternoon. released by tom jackson has reignited a discussion. you see the peaceful protest behind us. as we mentioned, we now know the name of the officer. he was a six-year veteran of the force. police tell us he had no prior history as far as disciplinary action against him. theow know that wilson is one who made initial contact on friday afternoon before the deadly romp rotation. we are also learning more about his status right now. we did not have an opportunity to speak to him before he -- we did have an opportunity to speak to him before he released the name and he said that the o

jeanette reyes has more from frustrated drivers. >> emergency road work is underway along connecticut highway douche -- connecticut avenue near east-west highway. two northbound lanes are now shut down because they are doing some repaving and restriping which should be wrapped up shortly. this was supposed to be an average project but crews got quite a surprise when they discover the road underneath was crumbling. this was originally a $2.5 million safety and resurfacing project, but now the road needs to be completely repaved, forcing crews to shut down two lanes at a time. take a listen to what one of the drivers had to say about this inconvenience during rush hour. this on am to plan rush hour monday without notification is crazy. we are just looking for a little notification and planning. take his46,000 drivers road every day, so you can imagine how busy it gets in rush-hour. state highway officials tell me they will begin working shortly on the opposite side of the road, the southbound lanes heading into the district. make sure you plan ahead for the afternoon commute. this work

county,g in loudoun jeanette williams, abc 7 news. >> this attack comes as communities across the region prepare for national night out, the annual event that includes check -- front or front porch vigils and other activities to help boost local relationships. now to the crisis in the middle east. a 72 hour truce is underway in gaza. the cease-fire took effect at 1 a.m. our time. israel and hamas are set to hold deal to a broader prevent future violence. on a flight from fort lauderdale to north carolina have $100 vouchers for their inconvenience today but they may not want to get on another plane for quite a while. their flight hits a major the middleright in of drink service. the flight attendant hit the ceiling and then landed on top of the passenger. the airthing flew up in for a few seconds. everyone sat down likehat just happened. >> what happened was the flight dropped more than 11,000 feet in just minutes before making an emergency landing in tampa. few menp in just a it's, rusty the red panda has a son. some picturesou of the crafty pandas offspring. but first, the plane carryin

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threatened to kill a second american journalist if the strikes continue. ,t the desk with more now jeanette. >> just got words moment ago that president obama will be speaking with an american journalist at 12:45. we will carry his comments in a special report. a video of the beheading less than 24 hours ago. islamic militants say james foley's death is in retaliation for iraq. he was kidnapped days ago in syria. he was working for the us-based online news outlet. seene video, he is kneeling with a man dressed in black and holding a knife. the journalist reads a script likely written by his captors saying america is his real killer. also in the video, another say it hangs in the balance. to the national security council, the president was briefed about the video and will continue to receive updates on it. the fbi says it is in the process of evaluating the video to determine whether it is authentic. he adds there is no reason to believe it is not fully. -- foley. we will have all the details coming up tonight at 5:00. >> thank you. arizona governor said the state had not seen ways like this

jeanette reyes has more on what to expect on the roads and airports. >> it's shaping up to be a beautiful weekend here at the chesapeake bay. if you look at the bridge, things moving along smoothly in terms of traffic, but that is going to change with the beautiful weather. avoidod news is, you can some of that suggestion if you leave later today. the best time to travel the bay bridge is after 10:00 tonight. tomorrow before 7:00 in the morning or after 5:00 in the afternoon. if you notice the roads are busier this year than last, you are not alone. 35 million of us will drive 50 miles or more to our destination. 800,000 heading out for the d.c. area. that is the highest it's been since the recession in 2008. we had a chance to talk to a couple of people here with very different plans for the weekend. city are going to ocean and hanging out, probably going fishing, which most people around here do. i will be going to crisfield for a boat docking competition. normally on monday, it is hideous get enough across. i am going to the eastern shore. i am just happy being here. for more carsson t

jeanette calle with us. some nasty stuff this weekend. >> yes, it's certainly a very active saturday across sections of the gulf coast, t.j. we are keeping a very close eye on this potentially dangerous flooding situation. the reason for this is there's a lot of tropical moisture surging northward out of the gulf of mexico. rainfall amounts since this morning, ranging from two to nine inches of rain with another inch or more possible as we head on into the evening. so flash flooding certainly a major concern here as we head on into this saturday evening, but finally, things will again to calm down across the big easy as we head into labor day monday. still could see some hit or miss thunderstorms across the big easy as we head on into sunday. a lot calmer by monday. beautiful in the northeast today. temperatures at 78 in new york city. 85 in washington, d.c. thunderstorms in chicago and atlanta this afternoon. the heat is building in the southwest. sunday, scattered thunderstorms in the northeast. best chanc

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the group wants to stop immigration, and reserve citizenship for those with western jeanettic and cultural heritage. >> rain has caused flash flooding. residents are dealing with waterlogged homes after storms pushed through the region. up to six inches of rain fell in some areas. there may be no respite. more news on the website, aljazeera.com. it seemingly came from nowhere, swooping under the critics noses and took the big prize, the golden lion on the last night. that is one of the things about the venice film festival. it has the red carpet. the tradition, but beneath the veneer is a fondness for edgy films, cinema that challenges the norms. supporters say it is that variety that makes that festival not 71 years old, but 71 years young.

jeanette, sorry, i had to steal some of your weather time. >> no problem, thomas. thomas still keeping a close eye on iselle and julio. closing in on hawaii. already reports o structural damage, heavy rainfall, high surf and damaging winds in the big island of hawaii. and that's where iselle is set to make landfall at any time now. looks like the cell will continue the westward track perhaps bringing tropical storm conditions across the smaller islands throughout the day today. and if that's not all, we have julio, which will impact sections by the weekend. meanwhile, it is a beautiful day in the northeast, high pressure in control, plenty of sunshine, not too hot, and the humidity staying on the low side across the rest of the nation, it's pretty tranquil. may see a pop-up thunderstorm or two, especially in the afternoon, chicago looking at high temperatures in the upper 70s. a steamy 101 today in dallas. still pretty nice across the northeast, but more pop-up thunderstorms across the intermountain west. >> do you have a favorite baseball team? >> the phillies. >>

. >>> now here's jeanette. >> we're still keeping a close eye on the tropics, and yes, iselle is closing on in across the big island of hawaii, and it's still expected to pack quite a punch. yes, it has been downgraded it a tropical storm, but we can expect to see quite a bit going on. we are expecting a foot of rainfall, especially in the higher terrain. iselle will continue to track with tropical storm force conditions. wear still watching what's going on with julio. that looks like it will take a track farther north and could also impact the islands this weekend. meanwhile, in the mainland things are tranquil here. not a whole lot of activity. monsoon moisture is looking up. the intermountain west generally dry. most of the precipitation should be in line with the higher terrain. l.a., a warm high of 81. seattle comfortable, seasonable with a high of 76. that's a look at your national forecast. thunderstorms will be in the afternoon. san diego, gradually clearing up with a high of 77. and that's your friday forecast. all things are quite active in the tropics, but not so much on the m

meteorologist jeanette, there's one, two, three, four. >> two will have a direct impact on hawaii. it looks like hurricane iselle is still on track on making its first impact as we head on into the afternoon, if not nighttime hours. we're talking tropical storm-force winds. at least tropical storm-force winds and also locally heavy rainfall which could easily cause flooding. we'll certainly keep an eye on that. if that's not enough, we're also watching category two hurricane julio which looks to impact the hawaiian islands by the weekend. on the mainland more tranquil conditions. salt lake city, still thunderstorm chances today. flash flood watches out for idaho. a sunny thursday in phoenix. l.a., warming up. san francisco, temperatures in the 70s. that's your natio a high of 81. widespread sunshine. fresno heading up to a high of 98 degrees. and that's your thursday forecast. it looks like two systems headed for hawaiian islands. certainly continue to keep an eye on that. >> not a paradise right now, but the west looking good in terms of getting a warm-up in the week. >>> a bizarr

. >>> now for a look at the weather, jeanette? i need some lessons. >> we'll do that after the show. thanks, betty. well, all eyes on the tropics, especially in the central pacific basin. we are watching iselle and julio. julio now a category 2 hurricane. now, hurricane warnings in effect for the big island as iselle is still on track on hitting the big island of hawaii later today with tropical storm-force winds, so they could easily cause power outages and also heavy flooding rainfall. julio looks to affect the hawaiian islands somehow by the weekend. in the east coast, a beautiful day in new york city and d.c. also watch for some thunderstorms, especially as we head on into the afternoon. thunderstorms also in the forecast in kansas city. best chance for those thunderstorms in kansas city will be early in the day. chicago looking good, but some wet weather likely in the chicago area later in the day. have you been to hawaii, betty? >> i have been to hawaii, but not while hurricanes were headed that way. >> it's on my list. >> i

symbolic a bad omen for the ukrainian soldiers encircled by self-defense forces in the region of jeanette's who fighting not only for their lives but for an army that they are accusing of to train them and leaving them to die paula c.r.t. eastern ukraine. polls across the very latest developments in done yet she's online at least fifteen people were killed in the region on thursday an army shelling and she's been posting pictures from the scene on her twitter feed you can see the speed by following her. u.n. security council held an emergency session at ukraine's request on thursday report our joins us from new york you can tell us exactly what was. called a little bit of it myself some pretty feisty stuff. here things did get feisty this was the twenty fourth u.n. security council meeting on ukraine it was extremely heated with harsh accusations being thrown from all sides of the table now as we've been reporting ukrainian officials claim that russia has launched an all out invasion in their country which moscow has denied at the emergency security council meeting u.s. ambassador to the u.

symbolic a bad omen for the ukrainian soldiers encircled by self-defense forces in the region of jeanette's who fighting not only for their lives but for an army that they are accusing of betraying them and leaving them to die policy r.t. eastern ukraine or today's rhetoric coming out of care of a sparked a media frenzy we'll have the details and some live analysis of the blame game after this short break. differently here in syria. many of the members of congress of both parties have gone to syria in recent months. which is diddy's told. to go. to syria you really. think they got america out of the depression with the securities act of thirty three thirty four door a law and order to wall street it wasn't doing repricing that nothing to do our very little doing going into world war two it was bringing down oil or what's happened in europe the disintegration. of the wild west mentality of letting a bank like goldman sachs totally. welcome back all the accusations flying in kiev and being backed by nato they block senior officers warned of well than a thousand russian troops operating that t

symbolic a bad omen for the ukrainian soldiers encircled by self-defense forces in the region of jeanette's who fighting not only for their lives but for an army that they are accusing of betraying them and leaving them to die paul of fear r t eastern ukraine. where you are the accusations flying in kiev have sparked a media frenzy in the west headlines are ringing the alarm over the alleged invasion by moscow investigative journalist tony gosling says the sister is part of the peer pressure from the west. so i told you the warfare i call it which is actually the public as well as the politicians. now the law is becoming a going and going to weeks ago rasmussen and here were completely lawing about the idea of them shelling over what it was coming in to be used to be great it was just a plain simple laws and you know the idea which to manipulate the public and if you keep repeating the same thing people think oh well more russians must be in there we keep hearing this even though if you actually look into it and it turns out to be a lot. it's been twenty four days since the disappearance of

. >> we will certainly will, jeanette. much. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama talks tough about corporations, so will we see more executive actions from the white house? >>> then when we come back, we'll huddle around the water cooler, apparently with an update on the now famous 5-year-old noah ritter. where is he? where's noah? we don't have noah? no noah. okay. best looking red headed 5-year-old you've ever seen, coming up after this. my motheit's delicious. toffee in the world. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. ♪ >>> welcome back. let's get to "the cooler," where it is time to turn up the bass. hey, louis. >

symbolic a bad omen for the ukrainian soldiers encircled by self-defense forces in the region of jeanette's who fighting not only for their lives but for an army that they are accusing of betraying them and leaving them to die policy r.t. eastern ukraine. which you're seeing live pictures from the streets of the ukrainian capital people have gathered there to protest against the they see as government in action to help the soldiers trapped in the city. by the demonstrators want to help to be sent to the troops and are calling for the resignation of the defense minister. that's actually the city of biased right meanwhile the army is shelling of cities in eastern ukraine continues sixteen civilians were killed in the nets going on wednesday according to the local authorities. thank you it was. cute thank you very much for showing the book thank you thank you thank you thank you. thank you. russian journalist andres stan and is still missing in ukraine at the last contact with him was over three weeks ago russia's foreign ministry is trying to locate the foetid correspondent and kiffin denies

lugansk today at least three people lost their lives in renewed on the attacks on the outskirts of jeanette's a market in several apartment blocks with pounded with shelves it's the nineteen year old man and an elderly woman the latest victims many have now been left homeless as a result of the latest bombardment conflicts that tens of thousands across eastern ukraine to flee rif notion of followed some of those leaving their homes in the city of lugansk. valentina is alone in her dark apartment in the gonski packing they has been no electricity in most of the city for almost two weeks now and the shelling continues. but indiana has already sent her daughter and her granddaughter to family friends in a russia they didn't see each other for a month we'll meet her when she's getting ready to follow them we will kompany her all the way to the border. so it's going on us. we're giving the. lead. and we learned in the last combat. but internet as husband was due to come back from a trip to their country house this morning but he's still not back the phones are down and she has no way of knowing wh

our jeanette reyes is out there also. >> nice going, brian.nice going to all of you guys. >> it was a great day. >> brian, get a cookie and some orange juice and you'll be okay. >> coming up just ahead here, what is the best time to buy a car? 7 is on your side with a consumer alert to help you save time and money if you're in the market for some new wheels. >> the amount of miles i travel. >> a new perk for frequent fliers. still ahead the high end transportation time saver. >> i'm kris van cleave. daniel snider has final -- dan snyder has finally weighed in on the debate in a television interview with espn. but did he move the ball forward. we ask an expert next. >> here's what's coming up on abc7 prime time. >> well redskins dan snyder trying to make the case for his team's name and we're hearing more from his team about the name debate. >> our kris van cleave sat down with a crisis p.r. experts to find out how he's handling the cobversey. >> our -- controversy. >> he had change the name -- he could change the name, freeze out the controver

gener jeanette is joining us. >> hi, alex. hawaiians with breathe a sigh of relief.y are not totally in the clear. there is a threat for rough surf and rip currents for at least the next 24 hours. there's a high-surf warning through 6:00 a.m. monday morning hawaii time. we expect to see a 10 to 15-foot surf. heed all warnings and exercise all caution. this is for the north and east-facing shores. here's a look at julio's track, a category 1 hurricane. it's 150 to 200 miles north of the hawaiian islands. once it reaches cooler waters, hawaiians are in the clear. here's a look at what is going on across the lower 48s. a beautiful day in the northeast with high pressure in control in the southeast. there is still a risk for thunderstorms. these thunderstorms could produce heavy rainfall. flash flooding is a threat in sections of georgia and south carolina. these areas, especially near the coast, could easily pick up 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. the heat is on in texas. temperatures in the triple digits. heat advisory for dallas and other areas as well. there's a fire thre

about the arab summit meeting in the 274 in morocco, which declared the plo from distillate amid jeanette and he said we secured this vote because we created his words around the meeting. so the arab leaders were afraid to go in. on top of the intimidation of the yom kippur war in 1973. these two things combined really brought europe to japan to their needs and european leaders spoke openly of the need to change their orientation on the middle east conflict because of their dependence on arab oil. the next year, secretary of state kissinger took in mind the idea that the western countries would have to find some mechanisms to free themselves from the threat of future oil embargoes, to find some countervailing pressure that they could bring to bear. so he made a tour of european capitals in 1974 to try to rally the europeans to join us in some kind of measures to raise this. he wrote in his memoirs by this terrible frustration. i quote, every minister was still terrified of possible confrontation with the oil producers, close quote. so this was a complete failure because the european minis

. >> andi jeanette dorfman. will you marry me? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes, i will accept this ring you didn't buy for me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] maybe they should have to buy the ring. i think that's part of it. so there you go. at long last, bachelorette andi dorfman will realize her lifelong dream of losing the last name dorfman. andi and josh are here with us tonight. i have many questions for them. we're also going to put them to the test to find out how much they really know -- they're engaged, i think they've known each other for six days or something, right? you know, andi was here back in may at the start of the season. i made some predictions as to how her journey would go. not only did i correctly guess all four final picks, i also predicted she'd wind up with josh. i guess we have the same taste in men, i don't know. so it's funny now -- [ cheers and applause ] andi was not allowed to confirm or deny but watch her face here when i get it exactly right. >> and the man you will pick, guaranteed, josh m. [ cheers

really requires not only a specialist like a rheumatologist to deal with these folks, but also a jeanettet because this is a genetic condition that can be passed on. >> that means eventually meghan's children will need to be tested for he will less dan loss. with the hope it won't impact their lives as it has her. >> you never know what somebody else is going through, what they're dealing with. you know, there's any number of diseases out there where you don't actually look like you're sick. i mean, you know, all i can do is explain it to people, and hope that they understand. >> asking see from that painting she's incredibly talented. dr. mike also suggests medication as way of helping people with chronic pain get their minds off their constant battle as much as possible. if you know somebody who may be suffering with this syndrome you'll find resources to help at myfoxphilly.com under scene on tv. >>> a guy booked in jail poses for his mug shot. but take closer look. what he had on his shirt that got the nation doing a double take. >> check your fridge. car rona is issuing a big beer re

. >> reporter: jeanette caplin made a conscious effort to praise her children for being good and lay admits, it wasn't easy. >> thank you, guys, i love it when you help me. your first impulse is to really keep complaining, keep yelling or just criticizing in general. >> reporter: but caplin says she never could have anticipated her kids' reaction to the positive reinforcement. >> they started actually behaving even better. thank you. i'm proud of you. the more you call them out on what they're doing well, they seem to want more of your praise instead of the disappointment that they'll get from you when they're misbehaving. >> reporter: but others say parenting involves more balance between the carrot and the stick. >> but it's necessary to have the positive reinforcement in addition to. >> there is an absolute need for balance. you need to let them know when they have done something wonderful. and you also need to let them know when they have done something you will not tolerate. >> reporter: caplin says there are times she has to draw the line. >> if there are insults, if there is h

let's get to jeanette. what's you got? looking at not so pleasant conditions, at least for the next 24 hours, houston. tropical conditions. this imprar looking at half an inch to an inch of rain. not as active today compared to yesterday in louisiana. things are looking a lot dryer. still the chance for pop-up thunderstorms there this afternoon. cold front pushing across the northeast producing some showers. we expect to see some showers and thunderstorms getting into the mid-atlantic by this afternoon. some thunderstorms locally could produce some heavy rainfall by tonight in sections of the northeast. we have another storm system that's pushing across the northern plains. this is the feature that will bring the threat for severe weather anywhere from minnesota to kansas late today into tonight. these thunderstorms could bring heavy rain and damaging winds. could also see large hail and isolated tornadoes can't be ruled out. that severe storm threat shifts farther east for labor day. cities like chicago st. louis, even in

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host: we have jeanette from new york. caller: good morning.ause of the fact that no matter how we vote in the election, it seems like once they get there they are dead would've. that is how they're going to vote on party lines. they arelect somebody, supposed to the representing everybody in that state regardless of the political agenda. doesn't really make a difference when we do vote? once they get there they have not been getting them the congress. guest: thank you for question. the idealistic view is that representatives should vote the national interest of the state interest and should ignore party of the be elegance political party. -- i always tell never been people that is why john f. kennedy's book profiles of courage was a very small ball you. there are not very -- most of the representatives and senators are close to their party lines view that they don't, they will not be well-funded by their parties and the party activists. defeated in party primaries if they do not stick with the party, and they recognize that their activists exp

then the story of the uss jeanette at 10 p.m. eastern, and at 11, phillip greenwald and daniel davis on the battle of cold harbor in 864. that all -- 1864. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> william least heat-moon talks about creating his 1982 book "blue highways," a depiction of the united states and its people as seen from the country's back roads. the book spent 42 weeks on "the new york times"' bestsellers list when it was published. this is about an hour, 20 minutes. >> thank you. can everyone hear he? hear me? can you hear? okay, good. in 1977 a young dr. william -- [inaudible] was professor -- i don't know if we're getting feedback from that or what. a young professor at stephens college. during the winter of 1977, he got word that stephens college population was diminishing and that his position was no longer going to be existing the following semester, the spring semester, in 1978. he found out on the same day that he had been estranged from his wife for about nine months, found out on the same day that sh