so final question, is karin slaughter your real name? it is. beaten up in school a lot for it so i think i have earned it. karin slaughter, great to talk to you, many thanks. thank you. some sunshine today, but also some torrential downpours in places. another view of some threatening cloud in the distance. still some heavy showers this evening affecting england and wales. the worst of these will fade tonight, but outbreaks of brain affecting northern england and pushing into the midlands. the clearer skies tonight will be across the west, with the odd fog patch. while most of us stay in double figures, in the west it might be single figures. east—west split for monday. eastern areas keep plenty of cloud close to the area of low pressure and some fabrics of rain. further west, brighter skies. —— some outbreaks of rain. sunny spells to begin with in south—west england and wales, but cloud outbreaks of rain in the midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire and north—east england. some sunny spells in north—west england and another fine day on the way for

so final question, is karin slaughter your real name? it is. in school a lot for it so i think i have earned it. karin slaughter, great to talk to you, many thanks. thank you. a—league is forecast. the scotland today fared well. northern ireland are not too many and the rain or showers. some damp. for many of us a dismal day with heavy showers. this system brought outbreaks of rain to southern and south—east england. now moving to northern england. this hangs around through the night around this area of low pressure while the area of until the weather continues into part two of the weekend. nowhere have reliably dry on sunday. this is the picture during the rest of the night. this area of rain hangs around parts of the midlands and northern england. outbreaks of rain in eastern scotland. elsewhere, parts of south—east england, parts of kent, for instance, the showers will fade away. fog patches developing in wales and the south—west. temperatures io— wales and the south—west. temperatures 10— a0 degrees. firstly in the morning, a fair amount of

karin slaughter, great to talk to you, many thanks. thank you.her one of those days where you may have seen some sunshine that they have also been against heavy, even torrential downpours in places, another view of a big threatening cloud in the distance from one of our weather watchers. still some heavy showers affecting parts of england and wales, the worst of those will fade as we go into the night but we keep outbreaks of rain affecting parts of northern england. the clearer skies overnight will be across western areas with the odd fog patch and while most of stay in double figures, some and the west under the clearer skies will head down into single figures. east—west split for monday. eastern areas keep plenty of cloud. further to the west, brighter skies, some sunny spells to begin with across much of south—west england and wales. cloud and outbreaks of rain through parts of the midlands, lincolnshire were worst of the other side of the pennines, anotherfine worst of the other side of the pennines, another fine day on the way from northern

so final question, is karin slaughter your real name? it is. a lot for it so i think i have earned it. karin slaughter, great to talk to you, many thanks. thank you. good evening a fresh feeling day with sunny spells and some showers. this is how we ended the day in cou nty this is how we ended the day in county armagh. plenty of shower clouds and these satellite images, clear skies across many parts with some speckled cloud bringing heavy showers particularly in the west. some more persistent rain across the north—east scotland but that will clearly have the frontal system pushes off to the north—east and the next area of low pressure works and to be south—east tonight. things turning when they were outbreaks of rain across wales and the south—east of england and northern ireland as well. for the east and north we should have mostly clear skies and the temperature holding at around 11-16 but the temperature holding at around 11—16 but through the day tomorrow this area of low pressure brings us lots of wet weather across the south of england a

welcome to both of you, matt and karine. speaking of fires, i have to ask both of you first about a story, a remarkable story that has just appeared late this afternoon in the "new yorker" magazine, matt. essentially it's the new head of communications at the white house, anthony scaramucci, placing a phone call last night to the writer ryan lizza and screaming at him, wanting to know who leaked information about a dinner using very strong language, threatening virtually him, saying, "i need to know who the leakers are," saying he's gone to the f.b.i., the department of justice. what's going on at the white house? >> well, my driver over to the studio was going to have my 14-year-old care read this article to me. i'm glad i didn't because it does have some colorful act waj. i think anthony scaramucci is already on twitter apologizing for the language, but i think the key here is this whole question of leaks inside the west wing is a real cancer. for those of us who want president trump to succeed in his agenda, it's been a r

let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. about one-third of the country under severe heat advisory. >> this time of year, you're either too hot or getting

reported as a severe heat advisory across almost one-third of the country with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> as advertised, today is going to be the peak and then we cool off slightly over the weekend. it's one of those days you have to check on the elderly and watch those kids outside playing too. especially getting plenty of water. so we have about 17 to 18. we keep adding more people. 71 million people are under either a heat advisory or heat

bill karins, thanks for that. >>> we have some sad news.k band linkin park is dead from an apparent suicide. he was 41 years old. linkin park released seven albums. their hybrid theory helping ignite a trend of emerging electronic rap and rock music and went on to become the best selling album of 2001. their latest debut at the top of the billboard album charts after being released back in may, the band was set to start touring next week. in a tweet mike, one of the band's founders and the other lead singer, says he is shocked and heartbroken. chester bennington, dead at the age of 41. he will be sadly missed in the music world. >>> still ahead, though, leaders in the senate look to once again tackle immigration reform. how senator lindsey graham says that his long-time friend, senator john mccain, is inspiring him to give it another go on this important issue. stay with us. [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for al

karine, phil murphy running on democratic side.ou saw the tweets from the hoo lieutenant governor on the republican side who has 7 1/2 years of bag badge from chris christie and a 15% approval rating to run on. are democrats celebrating they might win back the governorship there? >> well, i think we have a very good chance of winning the governorship there. i mean, you're talking about chris christie, who is going to be known as the least popular governor ever in new jersey. but, look, this is typical christ christie style. there's nothing new here. when i heard the story, i was like, yep, that sounds like something chris christie would do. he's gutted public education, gutted health care services, gutted services to the poor, and his last final act is to shut down the government and on a long holiday is to close the beach so that he can be sitting on the beach himself? i mean, with all of that, that type of managerial style, that type of behavior, he's going to fit in very well in the trump administration. >> joe, this isn't the f

karine jean pierre, matt schlapp.k you. >> i'm hopeful for a new topic. >> woodruff: i bet you are. thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: check that label inside the collar of your cotton shirt. chances are, it doesn't say "made in the u.s.a.," even though the cotton it's made from was probably grown in the u.s.a. now, cotton farmers in north carolina are trying to change that, teaming up with local textile mills to produce garments that are truly home grown, with around a dozen companies now producing clothing that can be traced back to local cotton fields. from pbs station wtvi in charlotte, jeff sonier shows us how carolina textile towns are bouncing back, after years of mills closing down and jobs moving out. >> reporter: inside this north carolina textile factory, it's the sound of survival. or maybe, revival. >> when nafta hit, they basically said textiles in this country are dead. you either go overseas, or you go out of business. >> reporter: that was the hard choice facing textile factory owner eric henry. th

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nbc meteorologist bill karins has the forecast. do we need to ditch our plans for the weekend? >> some people may want to reconsider that beach, yes, frances. 27 million people in flash flood watches from northern alabama through virginia and the mid-atlantic region. a lot of clouds out there. rains just starting to begin in tennessee and kentucky. two to four inches of rain from richmond to baltimore, d.c., sa salsbury and atlantic city. those are the areas of greatest concern as we head into the weekend. should clear out by sunday crash. plus, chilling details behind a murder aboard a cruise ship. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability fi

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. the parents of the terminally—ill baby charlie gard have ended their legal battle to take him to the us for treatment. they made the decision after an american doctor said it was too late to give charlie an experimental therapy. to charlie, we say mummy and daddy love you so much. we always have and we always will and we are so sorry we always will and we are so sorry we couldn't save you. president trump's son—in—law, jared kushner, says all of his actions were proper during the us election, after giving evidence to senators on his contact with russian officials. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. at least 35 people have died in a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul. the taliban say they carried out the attack. and we'll also be looking at a potential breakthrough in treatment for hiv, our health reporter willjoin us from paris where a research conference is taking place. the parents of the terminally—ill baby charlie gard

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. donald trump's son has released emails implying he knew about russian efforts to influence the us elections as early as june last year. it was revealed in a series of messages he posted online from last year showing he was eager to accept incriminating information about hillary clinton promised by a russian source. in a white house statement donald trump has said his son is a high quality person, and he applauded his transparency. a day after the iraqi prime minister proclaimed mosul liberated, bbcjournalists on the ground find that fighting is still ongoing. the sound of music is mixing with the sounds of bombing coming from the sounds of bombing coming from the western side, where there are still pockets held by the extremists in the old city. more than 200 million women worldwide who want access to family planning services still don't have it, we'll be finding out what's being done to change that. and if you want to get in touch #bbcos is the place to go. welcome to outside source.

let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. severe heat advisory. >> this time of year, you're either too hot or getting thunderstorms. you are dealing with -- last night we had a lot of wind damage. minnesota, northern iowa, wisconsin. then these storms, this was the second line of storms, just north of lacrosse in the town called arcadia, wisconsin. there are water effect rescued ongoing. there's no way into the town itself. it's all blocked by high water. they're in boats trying to go to houses and take people and rescue them out of the high water. we wish them the best. we go et some daylight picturesf that. if you are in areas here from chicago towards rock ford, get ready. some heavy downpours over the next hour for you. maybe even a little bit of flash flooding. now, as far as severe weather goes today, the storm center now in wisconsin will probably regenerate this afternoon. it looks like from detroit just outside indianapolis to columbus, and then the storms will roll towards pittsburgh and buffalo this afternoon. may

karin caifa thank you so much. have fun. being with me today on this fourth of july holiday. i'm fredricka whitfield. at this hour starts right after this. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >>> hell home i'm pamela brown in for kate bold up on this fourth of july. on the day the united states celebrates 241 years as a nation, north korea might have taken its saber rattling to a new and more ominous level. tip low mattic officials from the trump administration holding an unplanned july 4th meeting talking about options after north korea claims it successfully fired its first intercontinental ballistic missile. the projectile landed 200 miles off the coast of japan as you see here on this map. of the

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. president trump says the us military will not allow transgender individuals to serve in the armed forces in any capacity. he tweeted that he'd reached the decision after consulting his generals, adding that transgender people would disrupt the military and burden it with large medical bills. after the house of representatives votes for new sanctions against russia, the european union expresses concern. moscow describes it as a step towards destroying better ties. france appeals for help from europe in fighting wildfires that have consumed large areas of forest in the southeast of the country. and the british government announces a ban on new petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2040 — as part of efforts to tackle air pollution. welcome to outside source. this is president trump tweeting this morning. this is how it began this morning. "after consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow. transgender ind

nbc meteorologist bill karins has the forecast. do we need to ditch our plans for the weekend? >> some people may want to reconsider that beach, yes, watches from northern alabama through virginia and the mid-atlantic region. a lot of clouds out there. rains just starting to begin in tennessee and kentucky. two to four inches of rain from richmond to baltimore, d.c., sa salsbury and atlantic city. those are the areas of greatest concern as we head into the weekend. should clear out by sunday but even saturday looks iffy. here's a closer look at your day ahead. you can see all the clouds on the map. don't count on a lot of sunshine. 70s and low 80s. the one hot spot continues to be texas. 102 in dallas today. right with you is san antonio at 102. we'll give you the rest of the weekend forecast coming up. >> thank you, bill. >>> this has to be one of the craziest home runs in aaa history. check this out. a batter for the oklahoma city dodgers, he smacks the ball out to far right a catch it. off the head it bounces over the wall. three-run home run. fortunately, though, look at th

karine jean-pierre, rick wilson and john rice. that's our show for today.ow for more "a.m. joy." in the meantime keep it right here and alex witt is coming up next. ♪ [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. >>> hey there, everyone, i'm alex witt here in new york at msnbc world headquarters where it is high noon in the east, it's 23450i9:00 a.m. out west. as we bring you a live picture, there is the president and he is heading to air force one any moment now. he will be taking off and there you see melania after wrapping up his first trip to the g20 summit. the president's departure comes shortly after holding bilateral

hello, i'm karin giannone, welcome to outside source. an urgent meeting of the un security council is taking place — and the us has delivered a stark warning to north korea. there actions are quickly closing off the possibility of a diplomatic solution. the united states is prepared to use the full range of oui’ prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. meanwhile donald trump has berated china for its lack of action on dealing with north korea. britain's defence secretary has echoed that call. there is more that china can do, and needs to do, to get the regime to start responding. sanctions on qatar from some of the middle east's biggest countries will continue — after the gulf state rejects demands imposed by its neighbours. president trump will shortly be arriving in poland — we'll explain why that's his first stop before the 620 summit begins. and if you want to get in touch at any time, the hashtag #bbcos is the place to go. welcome to outside source. you saw the pictures of donald trump g

. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. rain in missouri this morning, and that weather headed east. >> scary flash flooding in and around kansas city this morning. a report of seven inches of rain overnight. i just put my finger right here. you can see the storms are just regenerating right over the top of this area just to the southeast of kansas city here in missouri. we'll watch and see how bad that is at day break. i'm sure there is water rescues ongoing, and a lot of roads are going to be impassable out here. these storms continue through st. louis. there's a lot of moisture available, and this all has to slide to the east over the next two days, and even maybe into saturday, unfortunately. this is the rain we're dealing with now here in missouri. then tomorrow we take it into areas of the east, and we start to add these bright colors on here. that means heavy rain. we get to the reddish color and the pink, that's two to three inches of rain. northern maryland all of southern pennsylvania, northern d.c. that's on your

dana bash, karine jean-pierre, and cnn senior economics analyst, stephen moore. alice, you have been talking to constituents all day. they're getting lots of calls, as they have been through this entire process. what are they saying. there were protesters, you know, on the capitol hill tonight. >> the protesters were outside the capitol, as vice president pence came, who will cast the deciding vote here. they were shouting shame, shame. they are liberal groups who support obamacare. and they're also a lot of these groups that are plugging and manning the phone lines and jamming up the phone lines for republicans there here in washington. and please don't repeal and replace obamacare. they will be thrown off. what republican senators campaigned on, what they campaigned on, is telling their constituents, we will repeal obamacare. and president trump did the same thing. a lot of the calls are coming from liberal groups, telling them don't touch obamacare. they are relying on their constituents who elected them into office. and they hope they will re-elect them. a lo

with that let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins.imes thunderstorms can also have lightning, and that causes new fires. they can't win with the peak of the heat in the peak of the season. the thunderstorms in arizona don't get a lot of big heavy rain events, and when they do, they get a lot of flash flooding where, that happened again overnight. flash flood watch for six million people for one more day. especially through northern pennsylvania much of the upstate portion of new york, right through areas of western massachusetts and southern vermont. again, wind damage is the threat. also our friends in minnesota late tonight, that will be our overnight storm threat. here's the timing of the storms for today. that few storms could be around philly and new york also. here's by 1:00 heading towards the lunch hour or at the end of the lunch hour. hit and miss sprinkles and storms were starting to form around philadelphia. this cold front is where we'll see the stronger storms. notice they bubble up with intensity and reds here. even a fe

karin caifa has more with the details.ots of good old fashioned summer fun to be had on the boardwalk here at brooklyn's coney island. but on independence day - a distinctly american contest takes center stage. thousands came out to the corner of stillwell and surf today to watch the nathan's hot dog eating contest. and the reigning champs showed why they're still tops.on the men's side -- joey chestnut came in aiming to top last year's winning total of a monster 70 hot dogs in ten minutes -- and already with nine mustard belts -- under his belt. yes, the mustard belt is the grand prize here. chestnut holds more than 40 competitive eating titles, ranging from apple pie to burritos. here at nathan's this year, his tenth championship, with a whopping 72 hot dogs - a new record for the competition.on the ladies' side - miki sudo took home her fourth consecutive nathan's title, along with the pink belt, the women's prize. 41 hot dogs and buns - that is a personal best for her. last year she won here with 38 and a half.she best

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meet the author this week, my guest is one of the most popular crime writers, the rather aptly named karin, to talk about her latest book, the good author. dump —— the good daughter. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and broadcaster, natalie haynes and rob merrick, deputy political editor at the independent. let's get straight on. rob, perhaps you would start us off. daily telegraph front page, the telegraph says nhs bosses have ordered a review , after warnings that plans to cut down on a&e numbers are risking lives. as we know, a&e departments are in crisis. there is a plan, they are being asked to introduce front door streaming. it will convert them into different arms of the nhs. there has been a case in bristol, a man who was turned away from a&e under this scheme and tragically died soon afterwards. this story says they are being it would visibly lead to more people being treated in a&e and it shows how difficult it is for the government to tackle these problems without causing unintended consequences. nata

this is bbc world news today, i'm karin giannone in london. been liberated from the group calling itself islamic state. the victory brings to an end nine months of fighting — and nearly three years of occupation by the militants. the territory up there is still under is control, just a small parcel of land. families are making their way through in any way that they can. also ahead — tens of thousands of people gather in istanbul after a protest march against turkey's government. just back from the g20 summit — and president trump says he'd like to set up a joint cyber security unit — with russia.

bill karins fills us in on the forecast. >> we have 13 million people under excessive heat either watches, warnings or advisories. i think solution will see the worst of it. it will be about 102 heat index in st. louis. temperature jumps to 100 by the time we get to wednesday. by the time we get to friday, could go up to 102. when we add on the humidity, arriving. >> this is a little funny, i guess. the houston astros laid to rest one of their own. they held a mock funeral for beltran's glove. the team dressed all in black. he may have lost his glove but the bat is still alive. if it works, keep going. >> as long as that bat doesn't go anywhere, i think the team and fans will be okay with it. >> just ahead, the cities for best and worst for first-time buyers and the president pouncing on made in america week. introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades with gillette on demand... ...and get $3 off your first order my doctor recommended i switch laxatives. stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the ne

. >>> let's get a check of your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.summer heat wave is upon us. >> yeah, we're all in this together from boise, idaho to boston and everywhere in between. when we talk about excessive heat warnings from st. louis, kansas city and omaha, that's where the warmest will be. from memphis to shreveport now even new york city is included. 96 degrees today. that's not bad, considering st. louis is 104. when i show you all of these numbers, remember that the temperature is taken at a box usually around the airports in the country in the shade. if you're isun, it's a lot worse. one of the dangers, the cars, pets and children left in cars. we've already had a number of fatalities with kids in cars. keep that as a reminder as you go throughout the day. houston, 94. it gets worse than that on thursday. hundreds across the board from the south all way to the mid-atlantic. what changes on friday, the humidity really goes up. areas like richmond could be near 100 degrees with a heat index of 109. that's really the hottest we've been in

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karine? >> well, here's the thing. lost the popular vote by 3 million, and he just became more unpopular as the six months has gone by, as we've seen. his policies are unpopular. he's unpopular. his behavior is unpopular. he refuses to be presidential. he refuses to just not just have a base strategy but you are the president for everyone. he won't do that at all. and what does he get? he hasn't been able to fulfill any of his major policy promises. tax reform, health care as we're seeing from today, the border wall as we're seeing. thank goodness, that hasn't been able to happen. but he hasn't been able to do anything. obama's first 100 days, he was able to do the stimulus package. he expanded health care for kids. he was also able to do equal pay. that's 100 days. and donald trump just can't get it passed himself of losing the popular vote and get it out of his head that you are president for everyone. >> salena zito speaks to a lot of folks in trump territory all the time. let's go through this poll. trump won in no

. >>> let's get a check from meteorologist bill karins.ome bad weather heads our way. >> yes, severe storms. i've got to show you pictures out of china. the power of water is absolutely incredible. they had intense thunderstorms that produced rapid flash flooding. look at the debris that's just flowing down. it's just muddy, look how fast that's going, too. yeah, water can be scary when it's like that. i don't even know what that is, is that a boulder? boulders? let's get to the maps. as far as our country goes today, severe weather, nothing horrible, damping winds possible and also minor flash flooding. right now, those storms are rolling through areas of eastern nebraska, heading for iowa and also storms right on top of minneapolis, st. paul. for today, 40 million people at risk, iowa, missouri and illinois. chicago could see a storm late tonight. again, isolated severe. not too many tornadoes today either. then tomorrow, the front comes down from the south. it's a little more humid, a little more juice in the atmosphere. again, thursday

let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, an ugly start for the mid-atlantic. >> the summer weekends are just ticking by. not many left. it's not going to be a pretty one in the mid-atlantic region. in the southeast on sunday it's not going to be that nice. we're starting off with flash flood watches. northern alabama, west virginia, southern pennsylvania right through the nation's capital, maryland and delaware, not too bad yet. we're just starting to see some of the increased rainfall rates now in areas of kentucky. some storms are popping up in west virginia. this will continue through the day to fill in. we'll get more rainfall. let me give you the timing on it. this is at 8:00 a.m. this morning. there's that rain and starting to head from roanoke all the way back to kentucky. hit and miss shower in areas of delaware. by about 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, to 5:00, numerous showers and thunderstorms pop up through virginia near areas of maryland. also around virginia beach back through kentucky and tennessee. this is where we'r

the heat wave returning to the west and nbc meteorologist bill karins is watching it all. >> advisories and the warnings and watches are back up. excessive heat warnings from phoenix to yuma. heat advisories through central california. it's warm everywhere. most locations are about 5 to 10 degrees warmer than they should be. the warm ridge hasn't gone anywhere and we notice the fires have been popping up here and there. redding 105. into tomorrow, look at phoenix, back up to 116. 116. still on pace for a very warm summer. >>> frances, the heat doesn't relaxed too much over the weekend. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> just ahead, spacex , the third launch in barely two weeks. >>> and one of the greatest mysteries may have been solved? did amelia earhart survive? hey, l'eggo my eggo. uh uh. not c-c-c - cause i have the and i - i. that's a lot. raisins. really? what just happened here? you know the rules. i make the rules. know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. i'm doing this for you, dad. thanks son. the camera and i, we spend a lot of time together. so revlon's new youth fx f

. >> here to check out our week, bill karins. how are we looking this morning? >> not good in florida. storm system spinning offer the coast. a lot of heavy rain is likely as we go throughout this morning into today. as we go throughout the next two days, this isn't going to move much. it's going to drift over the peninsula and sit here bringing periods of rain, maybe a little bit of flooding. especially in city locations. it doesn't look like it's going to be widespread. the rest of the forecast looks great, mid atlantic, midwest, enjoy the latest on venezuela's deadly protested elections. ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no ♪ sooooo gassy girl. so gassy. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you want to save 15% percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. next! ♪ next! so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for y

bill karins has a better outlook for this holiday. we like that. >> things are looking really nice. a nice two day period. bright sunshine through the west. temperatures are warm. 108 in phoenix. 95 in oregon. 66 san francisco. that's very typical of this mid-summer weather. all the bad weather in the east. fourth of july, getting warmer, 112, phoenix, 81 in areas around los angeles and fireworks forecast looks dry. to the pacific northwest. right now it's split between coast and areas of the mountains. the how about this for cute video of the day. a baby elephant wanted to have fun like we did. watch as he lies on her belly and slides down the hill. the amusing moment was caught by her trainer in china. the 2-year-old elephant was brought there after she was found alone and injured. she's fully recovered and having a blast in the mud. i can see you doing that richard. >> i don't know. my belly is not so big. >> we can work on that today at the barbecue. >> during the hot dog eating contest. thank you. >>> just ahead we'll tell you what donald trump is paying his key white house sta

. >> bill karins is watching stormy weather. >> heavy rain will move from the middle of the nation to the east coast. we're watching now, a lot of heavy rain and round of thunderstorms in kansas city. this is through saturday morning. anywhere you see the blue that's one inch of rain. red is two inches of rain. nail winch, southern pennsylvania and mid-atlantic region, d.c. through southern new jersey. that's the story as we watch friday looks like a wet and bad travel day. and >>> 68 degrees. we are in for a warmer day today, but a mostly cloudy day with a chance of some showers later this afternoon into the 80s this afternoon. your neighborhood weather ahead at 4:30. >> here's a look at what we're working on for nbc 10 news today. >> the allen town mayor are set to face a judge for corruption charges. what they with both accused of doing in exchange for money. >> and danger on i-95 as they hurl rocks at cars below. >>> and trouble on the jersey shore. what causes beaches to close and we take a look at a local coffee shop taking up a different kind of experience. >> nbc 10 news start

. >>> bill karins has a look at the day ahead. >> once again tracking severe storms over the next two days. heavy thunderstorms with a lot of lightning through hastings on their way to sioux city. these storms will regenerate and get to des moines to st. joseph in kansas city a chance of severe storms. 4 million people in this risk. isolated severe storms in chicago and milwaukee. tomorrow this storm system moves to the east, more joous in the atmosphere, more humid on the southern side, 63 million people are at risk. if you're in these areas from mississippi river near paducah whack to west virginia, kentucky and virginia to new york city a chance of severe storms tomorrow. keep that in mind for any travel plans. still very hot his own attorney general here on early today. craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. made fresh with t

. >> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. hottest part of the summer is upon us. >> call these the dog days. now it's spreading to the east. be prepared for easily the hottest week of the summer as the heat and humidity really is on the rise. right now we have 13 million people that are under either heat watches, heat warnings are, or light advisories. i think st. louis may even be the worst of this during the heat wave. st. louis will feel like 102. this is the blue that's the actual temperature. when you add in the humidity, the heat index jumps into 102. witch huh tau right with you. along with your friends there at shreveport. then it expands as we go through the week and in towards the weekend. as we go throughout -- this is the actual temperatures. this is 100 on wednesday in st. louis. 102. when it's 102, the heat index will feel almost up to 110. you notice even d.c., 93, 96, 98 on friday. raleigh jumps 99. fos one of the first times the mid-atlantic and the southeast is really getting into the heat. this is the actua

. >> here to check out our bill karins. how are we looking this morning? >> not good in florida. storm system spinning offer the coast. a lot of heavy rain is likely as we go throughout this morning into today. as we go throughout the next two days, this isn't going to move much. it's going to drift over the peninsula and sit here bringing periods of rain, maybe a little bit of flooding. especially in city locations. it doesn't look like it's going to be widespread. the rest of the forecast looks great, mid atlantic, midwest, enjoy the low humidity. that's a look at the big story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. these temperatures are enjoyable. mostly because the humidity is so low. even texas has cooled off, considering how hot it was last week. look at amarillo, pretty rare to be only in the 70s in the middle of summer. this is an interesting woody woodpecker type story utility workers sprang into action after hard-work being woodpecker. look at this. the mischievous little bird pecked almost all the way through the power pole, how did it not tip over? the r

. >> bill karins is watching our thursday forecast. how are we looking, bill? >> some interesting features out in the pacific that there have an indirect impact in southern california. this is when you get two tropical cyclones that they spin around each other, called the fujiwhara effect. this is going to send some pretty large waves up towards southern california. surfers are smiling. risk of rip currents also through from phoenix all the way to boise. the area keepsou ytoday. still the 3 in looks like the weather pattern doesn't chang much to the west. for the weekendsing jordyn pore cape cod they were able to avenge a loss to jamaica would yearsing a in the semifinals. this is the united states' sixth gold cup title and their first since 2013. >> way to go stars and stripes. musicians on the move. kidd rock is taking a major step toward a run at the u.s. senate. overnight justin bieber had a run-in with a paparazzi and it got ugly. details next. ng power of this... [rock music] with the lighter feel... of this. [classical music] for a whole mouth clean with

now bill karins has more on the severe weather threaten millions. >> good morning. and this is just the beginning. a weak complex in central minnesota. we'll do more than this this afternoon. we expect a pretty impressive complex to move from south dakota through central minnesota. 5 million people are at risk today and then the same storm system drops further to the south tomorrow and then we got in to chicago and almost down to st. louis, 24 billion people at risk on wednesday. so mostly wind damage, isolated tornado more ahead. we'll go live to london for the latest on charlie gard. sunscree! i wonder who... . we're gonna need some reinforcements...quick. copy that. walgreens makes it easy when summer needs a little help. your summer base camp is just around the corner so you can get in, out and back to those summer shenanigans. walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy®. now with card, buy one, get one 50 percent off select aleve products. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comf

let's go to bill karins to find out when we'll get some relief. you're chuckling. >> it's going to get better over the weekend. extensive heat warning. varies from dallas to washington, d.c. hot and humid is the story today when we factor in the feels like temperature the heat and humidity. up to 110 in omaha, 108 st. louis, new york city should feel 100, raleigh 101. not many areas avoid the heat. friday, atlanta 101. d.c. feeling like 103. a broken record throughout the country. by saturday we get some relief in the northern half of the country. still very hot from the carolinas back through >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. it's going to be a hot one. we have an alert for dangerous heat as the temperatures soar to the 90s and will feel like it's above 100. sunrise happens just before 7:00. we are going to see a lot of sunshine. the neighborhoods forecast ahead. >>> a woman steals a taxi, then decides to pick up fares while mom and baby got caught up in the middle of it all. >>> plus, a life saving drug in your hands. the law that

. >>> bill karins has a look at the day ahead. >> more of the same, more thunderstorms, severe thunderstorms and possibly flash flooding. today out ahead of this, it will be just warm and humid enough and we'll get enough sunshine for about 4 million people to be at risk. again, not too many tornadoes. this is the time of year you get a lot of wind damage with these storms. this could have ripple effects because of the airports across the country. from new york to d.c. to philadelphia, all the way back to the mississippi river, the middle of the country will have a chance ofuld hit 100 degrees. phoenix 104. we'll take a look at that heat gripping the country, too. some areas are looking at one of the hottest summers ever. >> it's hot out there. for those of you wanting to work within the guilding halls of buckingham palace, fire up those resumÉs. the posting says charity experience is ideal and discretion is an absolute must. i'm sure being british would help, too. >> yeah, and gossips need not apply. >> the passing of a pop culture icon. plus we'll have president trump's latest attack on hi

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. >> bill karins is watching stormy weather. >> heavy rain will move from the middle of the nation to the east coast. we're watching now, a lot of heavy rain and round of thunderstorms in kansas city. this is through saturday morning. anywhere you see the blue that's one inch of rain. red is two inches of rain. nail winch, southern pennsylvania and mid-atlantic region, d.c. through southern new jersey. that's the story as we watch friday looks travel day. and also very hot today in texas. here's a closer look at your day ahead. temperatures have cooled off a little bit. a nice day in des moines, kmik, sioux falls. but south of that rain still very warm and humid. dallas, oklahoma city. i'll let you know coming up we'll tell you when that rain storm will hit new england or not. >> united states men's soccer team captured the 2017 gold cup on home soil. the team was able to avenge a loss to jamaica go years ago. the gold cup determines the continental champion from north and south america and the caribbean. this is america's sixth gold title. >>> kid rock is taking a major step at a run