it's likely a tornado last night in the stevensville area in kent county. in kent island. look at your cloud cover early this morning. we are off to a rather cloudy and soggy start. once again, we'll be seeing highs back into the low 90's later today and a frontal system out to the west should get in here and give us some relief in the form of cooler air and more importantly less humidity as we get into the middle of the week. so, as this front comes in later this afternoon, possibility of a couple storms out there as futurecast will show you. again i don't think we're going to drive too much in the way of big storms too much later today. we can't guarantee at this time. wasn't expecting a big one last night either. couple storms popping up tonight. we should get cooler and drier air in here. quick look at the seven day t nice relief by tuesday and wednesday. daytime highs only in the mid 80's. lower dewpoints, lower humidity. should feel a lot better. 92 today. look for late day storms. erin, good morning. >> good morning. it's monday. >> problems on the metro, had many.

this was overnight in kent island.ou can see a few homes destroyed. >> many people say it was a tornado that hit before 2:00 a.m. and judging from some of the pictures we're seeing on the ground that just might be the case. >> so what are we talking about exactly here? the community of bay city one of the hardest hit south of the bay bridge. as you're crossing the bay bridge look to your right. that's what we' about. melanie alnwick begins our team coverage this morning. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys and a quick update that we got from emergency services and also the medical director. the number one concern that they have as we get into the day is the fact that the power is going to be out here for quite some time, extensive damage as we've been saying. there's a shelter-in-place. they don't want anyone to go out unless they have to because they're asking everyone -- they want to keep the roads safe for the first responders. they want to get them in and they're trying to do a grid search at this point but w

we want to take you to kent island maryland.ng news concerning the ride on metro. service suspended on parts of the red line. we want to get to erin with that. what's going on. >> track problem outside medical center. smoke in the tunnel. they requested shuttle buses. we have a crew on the

we're getting several pictures of damage from kent island neighborhood. a lot of people on facebook say they definitely believe a tornado hit overnight. not sure that picture has anything to do with it though. that of course would have to be confirmed by the national weather service. we know that at least hate thousand customers in queens ann county have no power. the department of emergency services there is asking bay city residents to shelter-in-place because of all the wires that are down. we do have a crew on the way out to kent island and we'll share updates just as soon as we get them. >> let's talk about other news this morning. later today president trump will hold a press conference about healthcare. this comes after an aggressive push from the president for senators to agree on a plan to repeal and replace obamacare. the president is pressing lawmakers to have a bill ready before the their recess in augu. >> republican leaders are working to make progress on healthcare. they did agree to push back their august recess to give themselves more tim

i will no longer be in kent county. i will be free like a bird. >> krak rok.no more. >> can't smack nobody. >> no more rednecks. >> like this. >> the only thing i'm worried about is if my p.o. want today's drug test me or violate me. ♪ >> on the streets, abendroth is a rapper known as krak rok. though he has blamed drugs for his numerous troubles with the law, he says they're part of his job. >> i'm a musician. you know how music and drugs go hand in hand. that's the truth. if i'm nervous i'm going to smoke pot. if i feel too jittery before i get onstage one night, i'm going to drink. it's hand in hand. >> i wish you the best. good luck on your tour. >> oh, yeah. >> don't forget about ama. >> i don't forget about you. >> the following day, abendroth begins the departure process. >> this is a good day. this is better than being born. i'm thinking i'm about to go out and see my -- see my homies. i'm going to smoke a cigarette. definitely probably have to go see my p.o. today. i think i'm definitely going to go smoke some weed, for sure. oh, man, i can see outsid

a possible tornado carves a path of devastation across kent island. we have a team or reporters and stormwatch 7 meteorologists working this story good morning i'm larry smith. and i'm adrianna hopkins in for autria godfrey. good morning washington. toss to veronica - last day of our heat tomorrow & wednesday - hotter, more humid late week - storm chances return late week - cooler weekend ahead today: mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. still hot, but a touch less humid by midday. a stray shower/t-storm. highs: 89-94 winds: w 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. cooler, less humid. lows: 65-74 winds: nw 5-10 tuesday: partly to mostly cloudy. not as hot. less humid. highs: 84-88 winds: ne 5-10 mph happening now, crossing project" is underway in bethesda. and it's causing problems for commuters on rockville pike. the national institutes of health, walter reed, and the medical center metro are just steps from each other. the 110-million dollar project is aimed at making the area more pedestrian-friendl y. an elevator will move people straight down to the metro.

this is the kent county jail.hile some are convicted, most of the 1,000 men and women here are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> do the crime you've got to pay the time. you know? >> it's not the ideal setting in which to make friends. some do. jeremy feels like an outcast. >> jeremy is the model inmate. he's very quiet. never gets into trouble. he's generally in his cell and if he does come out of his cell he comes and he sits quietly. >> i don't consider anybody in here friends. i'd rather be in here than out there with some of those people sometimes because there's a lot of negative energy out there. there's not very many people to talk to me in here because i'm gay. >> merithew says he encounters too many attitudes. like that of ruben flores. >> if you want to be homosexual, that's good. that's your problem. it's your business. i'm going to tell you that god don't like homosexuals, that that's something against nature. if you want to do it, that's on you. but it'

storms spawning potential tornadoes on kent island. our john gonzalez is on the scene right now, talking with police and gathering more information. but the same storm is also leaving a mess that right now in d.c., jew slee following all that for you in terms of the traffic, how it's concerning your commute this morning. we'll have details. don't forget, you can stay connected as abc 7 is covering every angle of the storm damage. stay in tune with us on air, online, and also with our free storm watch 7 app. this is just how you do that, wjla.com/weather, and you can sign up. sam: 6:15 right now. we are following breaking news out of the white house. in just the last few minutes, white house senior advisor jared kushner releasing an 11-page statement ahead of his capitol hill testimony later today. the statement detailing four contacts he had with russians during the campaign. kushner denies any collusion and says, in part, requested i had no improper contacts. i have not relied on russian funds to finance my business activities in the

so this is an large area of kent island that has no power.it was, whether it was tornado or just very strong winds, did significant damage. not just a pinprick but widespread in this neighborhood right across route 8 right off irene way. guys? >> bob, real quick does it look like that area of the damage the hardest damage in that bay city area or are you hearing of more scattered throughout kent island? >> reporter: i think we're going to find more. i think that was the most significant and it's like kind of right i mean it's as if it left anne arundel county this storm or whatever it was and just smashed into the homes in the neighborhoods right adjacent to the bay. the bay city is the one that we know of. but open up route 8 toward 301, we saw there was -- kind of like a trailer that had been a fruit farm stand that got blown into the woods. there were watermelon and cantaloupe and tomatoes all over the place like littering a football field size field and so i think we'll probably going to find there's more damage. but the key is right over

a few miles from downtown is the kent county jail. >> people ask me all the time when i'm out there inhe world, who do you got in jail? i always tell them, we have your family members, we have your neighbors, your co-workers. >> on any given day, about 1,000 men and women are incarcerated here. >> i want you on your bunks. time for head count. i need your i.d.s. >> some are convicted, most are only accused of crimes and awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> we've got the people that are standing behind you in the line at the grocery store, people that are handing the food out to you at the window of the drive-up. that's the people we have in jail. >> my whole life in this sack. >> a few years earlier, it would have been a surprise to the local residents to see brandy nyp in the jail. she was a popular secretary at a nearby elementary school. >> many people that knew me from school, if they see me now, they would know something is seriously wrong. two years ago, i started smoking crack, and i resigned from my job and lost both of my daughters and started living on the str

it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> inside grand rapids' kent county jail.hnology is one method they use to main the peace. like neighborhood beat cops, they deploy old-fashioned leg work looking for checks. >> we'll see if anybody is up to no good basically, any contraband being messed with, that kind of ting. you're going around looking at everything, make sure inmates aren't bunching up into a certain area, know something's going on in that area. normally it's really loud and really quiet all of a sudden, something's going on. they're sending you signals. >> sometimes there is no warning. surveillance cameras have captured a sudden inmate-on-inmate attack. a deputy takes control of the situation and separates the men. >> should be all locked down. yep. that inmate is a little bit bloody right there. this kicked off during the meal time. >> the injured inmate is zachary harvey. the other is antoine gill. >> we responded to a fight. when i arrived mr. harvey had plood all over his face he was punched numerous times and has a cut inside his lip. >> they're g

the kent kent island community hit byby a possible tornado. more live coverage straight ahead. >>> we're currently dealing with some rain. mostly light south of the district. cocking up, we'll take a look at our chances later this week. that's straight ahead. >>> we continue to pay tribute to the life of a legend, jim vance. >> even though us here on the morning show, we were on opposite schedules, we still had a strong connection. he touched every part of our lives here on "news4 today." ce,nomake this a greatniture, specialtime to save. inancing through august 7th, find savings in every room. plus, twenty-four month, no interest financing makes every decision that much easier. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. i'm going to the movies with britney. havertys. life looks good. >>> following breaking news right now. there are reports of a tornado touching down in stevensville, maryland. take a live look

this is the kent county jail.hile some are convicted, most of the 1,000 men and women here are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> do the crime you've got to pay the time. you know? >> it's not the ideal setting in which to make friends. some do. jeremy feels like an outcast. >> jeremy is the model inmate. he's very quiet. never gets into trouble. he's generally in his cell and if he does come out of his cell he comes and he sits quietly. >> i don't consider anybody in here friends. i'd rather be in here than out there with some of those people sometimes because there's a lot of negative energy out there. there's not very many people to talk to me in here because i'm gay. >> merithew says he encounters too many attitudes. like that of ruben flores. >> if you want to be homosexual, that's good. that's your problem. it's your business. i'm going to tell you that god don't like homosexuals, that that's something against nature. if you want to do it, that's on you. but it'

>> today on "fox news morning" kent island tornado. thousands living on eastern shore begin the process of evaluating damage and gaining normalcy. >> healthcare vote president trump ready for health care reform and taking no prisoners and warning members of own party. >> a live look outside. let the cool down begin. this will feature the most pleasant weather we had in quite sometime. enjoy one and all. >> thank you for joining is i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> and mook mike is talking about cool down slight cool down. let's key keep it in perspective. erin como keeping it on the road, what's the headline. >> it feels like slight cool down this morning and by the afternoon you definitely notice temperatures mid 0. gorgeous tuesday afternoon. hey, erin. >> gorgeous tuesday afternoon sounds wonderful. debris on 50 impacting ride in buoy. we'll keep you aware of that one. >> thank you both of you. 5:00 now. if you wake up here's what's happening, parts of maryland eastern shore remained in the dark and comes after ef 2 tornado

the home next door and taking a clear path of destruction through the most densely populated area of kent island. >> and this is my neighbor's roof. her satellite dish this is off her house. >> dozens of homes throughout the bay city neighborhood in steveniesville torn apart as violent weather blew through early monday morning. >> i mean everything was shaking and crashing and it was awful. >> residents asleep when the storm hit waking up disoriented. some have nothing left. >> they blocked off route and bay city drive so nobody can get in without id. it's a disaster area. >> strong winds pushed this home clear off foundation down the street man's roof was found several feet away after being rimd off the house. >> looks bike a war zone. i know he was scared to death and elderly gentleman living loan. i wanted to make sure he was i kaxt i heard he's okay. >> electrically was noktd out to most of the island as many major power lines were bept in half forced down by trees or gusty winds. >> maryland lieutenant governor boyd rutherford toured hardest hit hears and reassured resident they had

today, cooler conditions for kent island. confirmed tornado on the ground of 150 miles, a width yards. national weather service ef2.ified this as an radar this morning is quiet as it scans the area. a cold front crossing the area. 70, d.c. to the south and east. 60's north and west. the high temperature, 86 degrees. on the roads, lanes are open along 270 as youlems to report continue southbound. all lanes are open for those continuing their drive eastbound on 60. two 86, acrash near rollback is on scene. here is the live look at 270. that is our traffic watch. back within the next 10 minutes. we will update your ride. developments on capitol hill. a vote that could jumpstart a failing push to repeal and replace obamacare. sam sweeney is live with what we are watching. sam: this is unprecedented. arizona a week after being diagnosed with brain cancer, to take part of this procedural vote to push health care legislation forward. the 52cans need 50 of senators to get the bill moving. republicans nor democrats actually know what

county, so much so over kent count that i around dover area a flood advisory has been issued until that drains away. keep that in mind. there may be drizzle that will comes but it is mainly cloudy and very comfortable i'll say at the on set, currently 68 degrees the philly international. sixty-seven in atlantic city. very cool really 56 degrees out at mount pocono. you will notice letter e showed up in the wind direction across the board, primarily an on shore flow, ease wind and that will keep us stuck in the cloud. we may see sunshine out there but really limited here today in terms of the how high temperatures will climb. it is welcomed news for us. we will see more cloud then anything and again, fine drizzle here and there. so it is cloudy, cool, comfortable for now. eventually and jim allude todd this umbrella becomes an requirement. later in the show we will let you know when you will want to have that rain gear on hand but here's a hint it does turn nice by the weekend. timing that out later, meisha. >> weekend is what everyone wants to know b thanks very much for. that we are lo

you on a behind the scenes tour and you will see all that long wood gardens has to offer, all that kent square has to offer today. this is certainly a place that can benefit from rain we are surrounded by inn chrisible foliage and plants, and magnificent flowers. we will go tout chelsea ingram , our meteorologist, she's outside by fountains and it sounds like we will get a lot of rain. >> reporter: jessica, you are right, by the way we are out here by fountains, the fountain show is just getting underway, this is such a zen like place to be in, it is a wonderful feeling afternoon, but things are going ton changing here very quickly with some rain, on the way. lets go outside now to a live look at storm scan three, we are monitoring some showers located just outside to our west, we will be pushing east here very soon heading in to places like chester county and then they will be on their way over into philadelphia but right new we have heavy rain in southern delaware, and it is making its way in central, northern delaware at this point in time. flash flood watch is in effect until 2:00 o

tornado cleanup continues on kent island. it nica:

i think it's always going to be wettest on saturday towards kent towards kent and sussex.gland. a lot of cloud ahead of that, but there should be some brighter weather in northern england and north wales, and all the while showers keep going across western scotland and northern ireland. 17—18 degrees here, might get up to 21—22 in the south—east. unsettled again on sunday. low pressure to the north—west of the uk, that's where the heaviest showers are going to be. showers are slightly fewer and further between the south—eastern corner, but there'll be one or two. top temperature around about 21—22 degrees. so through the weekend on the cool side, breezy too, a little bit of sunshine and also showers and some of those could be quite heavy. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: the world's worst humanitarian crisis deepens. yemen's war leaves millions on the brink of famine, now disease threatens many more. many in yemen are dying needlessly because they can't get the most basic treatment.

over parts of new castle and kent county.tty light compared to what it was a couple of hours ago. light rain moving along the bay at this point this morning. how about your temperatures very nice in terms of temperatures. 73 in northeast philadelphia. 67 in millville. 72 in wildwood. allentown, pottstown. later today going to be warm again. not be as hot as it has been. break the heat wave we hit yesterday with a 90 degree high in philadelphia. talk more about the forecast. high temperatures across the region and look at next chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. coming up. >>> we're also going to watch 295 this morning. cameras right around route 38. now this has been quite a problem all morning long. we are starting to see pretty significant slow downs. on the southbound side of 295. now it looks like has happened is this truck, right over here, actually got stuck into the center median. tipped over just a little bit. few tow trucks in the scene trying to get this guy kind of pulled out of that center median there. also

most on kent island after the area was slammed by a possible tornado. some of the hardest hit areas include the community in stevensville where several new homes were leveled. officials say winds were gusting as strong as 80 miles per hour. no major injuries have been reported. boy, this was a busy weather weekend. steve: it was! tornado warning near fredericksburg. that was saturday around 6:30. then last night it was relatively quiet. until 10:00. then the storms started to erupt. we had active severe thunderstorm warnings for us late in the night. the tornado warning eventually issued way past a lot of people were sleeping. it's a much different story out there now. we are looking at relatively nice late afternoon, early everything across the d.m.v. minus showers. this right now is looking at the belle haven country club in alexandria. puffy clouds. it's dry. at least right now. if you have plans for the evening. watchful eye in the sky. showers are likely. it feels like temperatures we can't get rid of it. not yet. we are almost there. tomorrow will

victims of this week's tornado on maryland's kent island now have a week's tornado on maryland's kent island now have a place to go for help. a disaster assistance center opened yesterday at matapeake elementary school. and it will remain open through next thursday. residents can go there to apply for aid through several government agencies and inu companies. for more information about the center.. go to wjla-dot-com. right now.. police are still searching for the gunman who fatally shot a man and his puppy.. on the anacostia trail in northeast d.c. meanwhile-- a vigil was held last night for 37-year-old victor williams. richard reeve has more. in the day ahead, a prince george's a prince george's county police officer will be sentenced for second-degree assault. in june of last year, officer juan hernandez responded to a call about an armed person. hernandez pursued the suspect into a field, and struck him with his cruiser. the victim did not require medical attention. no weapon was found. hernandez faces up to 10 years in prison. he's still with the department, but remains suspended

all sent flying as an e-f tornado touches down on kent island. it's a storye time yesterday . now-- emergency repair teams are on the ground, helping those hardest hit. annalysa gayle has more. and there is a lot of clean up to do. take a look at some of the damage at the ellendale townhomes in stevensville. walls and roofs were ripped off, and thrown to the ground. residents-- were stunned. we talked with one resident... who saw a neighbor walking out of their home -- holding a baby -- covered in insulation. luckily - queen anne's county emergency services says -- there are no reports of serious injuries. the stormwatch7 weather is always on your side. make sure you get our free app, to stay safe whenever severe weather strikes. happening today-- it may be the most dramatic day yet in the health care showdown on capitol hill. senator john mccain will return to washington-- a week after having surgery for brain cancer. this as the senate holds a make-or-break vote on health care. but many senators have yet to see what they'll actually be voting on. abc's emily rau has more fro

severe thunderstorm warning in effect for kent county, delaware, new castle, delaware, cumberland counties and salem counties in new jersey. so this leap of severe weather with history of damaging winds right here this a little bit of a bow echo where the radio bulges out that's an indication of wind damage. so these winds could be in excess of 60 miles an hour f we track these moving toward the east at 35 miles an hour, it pulls these storms across bridgeton, millville, cedarville and also into maurice river they'll be in bridgeton within a few seconds. seaville win 11 -- how about 11:11. millville by 11:24 and maurice river by 11:00 flicks. severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for salem and cumberland and new castle and kent counties in delaware. rain cooled temperatures. 69 in pottstown. 68 in millville. 66 in atlantic city. that's at the airport. we have this oh and shore flow with temperatures mainly in the 70s down the shore the ocean water temperature still at 75. and as we go hour by hour you can see the fox future cast shows where the line of storms are right now as good grip on

medway secure training centre in kent, a place where young offenders are held and hopefully rehabilitated. 18 months ago an undercover investigation by bbc panorama shone a light on daily life in medway. teenage inmates were seen being mistreated and abused. a number of staff were sacked and the police launch aid criminal investigation. —— launched a criminal investigation. medway, then run by gas is now the responsibility of the prison and probation service. but it's still struggling. only last

through the small hours of the morning it clears to the north sea, although it may linger towards kent and northern ireland. dry in between and by dawn on saturday about 13—111. most of the showers in the north—west are closer to this to this low pressure which will be a key thin over the next few days. it will be breezy and there will be cloud and outbreaks of rain. always wettest on saturday towards kent and sussex and some rain later on towards the south—west of england. a lot of cloud ahead of that, but brighter weather in northern england and north wales and all the while showers keep going across western scotland and northern ireland. 17—18 here, maybe up to 21—22 in the south—east. unsettled again on sunday. low pressure to the north—west of the uk, where the heaviest showers will be. showers fewer and further between the south—eastern corner, but one or two. temperatures 21—22. so through the weekend on the cool side, breezy too, a bit of sunshine and also showers and some of them could be heavy. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the glob

hello. 25 celsius in the sun in kent today but just 12 in hello. 25 celsius in the sun in kent todayn scotland and northern england. northern ireland improved a bit this evening, drier, plenty of clyde overnight. 0utbreaks of rain in southern scotland and england. increasingly like an patchy clouds. for the rest of england and is, clear spells and quite warm in the south. it will warm up with sunny spells during the day in scotland. there with that, some of in northern ireland and south—west scotland, north—west england gradually bringing up during the day. first south—east scotland and the north east england, where we start time and result, we will hold onto start time and result, we will hold o nto ple nty start time and result, we will hold onto plenty of cloud. south of all that, i deal onto plenty of cloud. south of all that, ideal of and inform any of us. that, ideal of and inform any of us. right from the word go. already in19 us. right from the word go. already in 19 celsius in london at this stage of the morning. the temperature will only had a father as we go through the da

that cloud and rain still to clear from the kent coast and cloud trailing behind.the cloud will brea k slowly trailing behind. the cloud will break slowly and anywhere from wales to the midlands and further north, it is more straightforward and pleasa nt start it is more straightforward and pleasant start to the day. a of sunshine. the winds will come in off the east coast, making it feel fresher on exposed coasts and as we go through the day the north—easterly breeze will remain a future. sheltered western areas faring best in terms of sunshine and potentially warm. a little bit fresher on the east, up to 18. perfect weather conditions for the men's quarterfinal day. not too hot. 22 degrees thursday, a quiet spell of weather. more enhanced showers out to western isles and north—west scotland. we might see the odd isolated shower triggered ahead of it. the showers in the north—west move south and east overnight into friday. more of a breeze potentially on friday. coming from a north—westerly direction but still predominantly dry. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie.

jolene kent, nbc news, san francisco. >> this is -- hold on. >> that made me so hungry.w almost over? >> this is the exact innovation we like, addressing a problem. the meat industry has too much of a strain on the environment. people like me who don't like so much meat but a veggie burger tastes like a hockey puck, amazing. the question is, is it scaleable. san francisco, i love it, it's hip, it's amazing. >> i hear a place in new york has it. you and i come from a place where we think these things aren't necessarily scaleable, but i remember meeting travis from uber years ago thinking this is quaint. i don't really get how it's going to work. uber, ebay, any number of apps you use on your phones, i would say if everybody who thinks that it's that good, if it's that good, maybe it's going to work. >> they all start with an idea. >> fundamentally i'll not really taking advice from you or jolene kent about food. you guys are 98 pounds soaking weight. >> still more vels"velshi & ruh to come. we've been hearing a lot about states and cities increasing minimum wages. did you

in kent they said, we don't need to send the aerial initially...f—the—century it was government funded research about what firefighters do a different types of incidents. you could map out how many firefighters you need to fight a fire in a terraced house, a tower block and so on. i have to say, that was government funded, we've done similar research ourselves. the idea... it depends how many firefighters or on the fire engine, because the number of fire engine itself may not be an adequate clue, how many firefighters are on each fire engine, the idea of sending three in our view is completely inadequate to fight a fire in a tower block. matt wrack, thank you. london have at least as an interim measure it changed their policy sets the grenfell fire. on tuesday, the court of appeal will examine whether to overturn the conviction of a man who is injail on a minimum 20—year sentence for murder. it's a case that goes back to the violent killing in 2006 of an elderly man in a leafy, prosperous part of north london. it was unique in that some of the subs

in kent on saturday night.he national guard came out sunday. they burned the rotc building. on monday, there was a huge demonstration and the guard fired live ammunition and killed four students and that exploded the campuses in the country and virtually, i mean, there were hundreds and hundreds of campuses that simply shut down and this was early may and nixon was tremendously shaken by this because he had made the statement that a women -- nixon had come out of the pentagon after the day one, i think it was may 1 right after the speech. and a woman said -- it was either her son or husband, i want to thank you, mr. president for what you are doing, to keep, you know to help my husband stay alive over there. and nixon said, they are great young people over there. you should see them. they are terrific. on the other hand, there are these bums blowing up campuses. and the term bums was taken by the press for nixon to mean all the demonstrators and all the people who had opposed the war. and then the killing of th

kent ohio the crowds in the city of kent, or the town of kent had burned down much of the main streetvernor had come in they had called out the national guard and they burned the rotc building monday night on the campus and then on monday, the crowds got out there in the national guard were backing up the hill and pieces of concrete and rocks and things were thrown at them. there were four dead in ohio, as the song goes. nine were wounded. this-- campuses exploded. richard nixon was blamed. he was saying he called them bombs and then people shut the bombs. it was awful for the president had oppressed, that friday night and then saturday morning at the famous visit to the lincoln memorial where he got up in the mill the night and went over there and took manolo up to the capital and over to the mayflower for breakfast and then two days later students at jackson state were shot, african-american students who had nothing to do with the riots that had gone in the streets, but the police fired at them. i mean, i saw him in those days and i think that was the yosemite if you will a presiden

and so she has been -- appears in almost all the biographs of kent as an important -- of kennedy as an important figure but nobody has devoted a back to her own life. i argue that inga arvad was the great love of john f. kennedy's life and that includes his relationship with jackie kennedy, his wife. >>> that's not to say he didn't love jackie kennedy but before that the woman he carried about the most, most wanted to marry, was inga arvad and there are variety of reasons for that. she was beautiful, obviously so she would attract men and she was his equal in terms of sophistication. kennedy had traveled the world, his dad was ambassador to great britain and john kennedy was very well-traveled, very interested in public affairs and world events and so wassing inga. so the developed -- so was inga. she was just a different kind of woman than anybody else he dadeed. he dated either school girls when he was in school, or he dated stewardesses and cocktail relationships but inga is somebody he was smitten with metally and talked about marriage. but inga had been married once before but was

we have been with the kent today as they go through their final preparations. the kent today as theyhere the kent today as they go through their final preparations. here we are at lord's, head of the women's world cup final on sunday, england are taking on india and i am joined by the england advice captain anya shrubsole, is starting to feel more real? without doubt, we have spent a couple of days ago now. it is coming round quickly. we have started to realise we are part of the world cup final. what does it mean to you personally and at the site? coming out and the home of cricket, not a southern england side for the women's in? it is massive, this tournament has done a huge amount for the women's game in terms of showcasing the talents and where is at. there is no better condiment of the tournament than to have a salad here at the final. i would like to think that as being part of that final has played a part in that as well. the tournament overall has been played in such great way, you only have to look at the number of i’u ns only have to look at the number of runs being screwed

it looks like there will be heavier, thundery downpours affecting east anglia, essex, kent and east sussexe around the london area as well. monday coming to tuesday, there could be some interruptions to play at wimbledon. going through monday night and tuesday, taking another batch of showers across parts of england and wales, it looks like they might merge to bring longer spells of rain. the picture as we go into tuesday, these continue to spread from west to east, particularly across the southern half of the uk. it might brighten up later in the day. northern ireland, england and scotland, scattered showers. temperatures coming down, from the high teens. a quieter day on wednesday. sunshine and the odd shower around. most places will be dry. it is up and down, it is changeable. atlantic given weather. some days wetter, some days better. it is getting cooler, especially where it has been very warm. the nights will be cooler, so if you find it difficult to sleep at night, it might get easier. hello. this is bbc news. let's have a look at the headlines. hundreds of kilograms of drugs and th

anyone who has driven over the bridge has driven through kent island maryland and last night's storm took down trees and buildings and knocked out power to thousands in that area. thisa is look at the damage from sky nine and our scott broom takes us there on the ground. >> the damage here is catastrophic, a lot of work to do. amazing no one was killed. the only injury an elderly man who received a puncture un rubble of a collapsed home. >> he was just shook up. you had to crawl out of that mess. >> the bay city community hard hit. >> it was scary. thunder and lightning. it really does sound like a train. all of a sudden a limb comes through the bedroom window. >> it was like green and red and white flashes all through the sky and then i grabbed my kids and my phone went off and i was like let's go downstairs and the power went out. >> luckily nobody got hurt. this is amazing. >> the grandfather says his daughter and son-in-law rescued the baby from the subdivision. >> they were the superheros last night getting their baby out. the roof collapsed on the crib and they were able to get

this one cell is just north and east of stevensville, and basically into the kent island area has beenred but trailing showers oh extend along the way. out. high temperatures yet again in the 90's be right now, we're mostly in the 70's and 80's. it's a still warm 83 in washington. and those due points are still well into the 60's and the 70's indicating humid air mass in place. that will change by the time we wake up tomorrow morning. a lot can happen during the overnight. we learn that last night on the positive side you can dry out and see nice weather by morning, cold front sagging southward, cooler drier air moves in by tomorrow afternoon when you really notice it's sunny, warm but it's the way a summer afternoon should be, pleasant with high temperatures only in the mid 80's without the oppressive humidity. low temperatures overnight. look at this even falling back into the low 60's north and west where they're starting to feel the effects of this air mass moving in. 72 in washington. we'll see high temperatures in the low to mid 80's tomorrow. 85 there. in dc. next couple of days

new castle and parts of kent county. take a closer look there.ee deeper greens right over parts of middletown and dropping down near smyrna. little over dover. these cells haven't moved at all. stuck in these location accident. stationary front just to the south of our area. that means it's stationary. not really moving around. cells kind of stick in the same spot as well. good news for the rest of our neighborhoods. don't have to worry about much. go through the morning hour. this is a different computer model than i showed the last half hour. show you same deal. shows mostly cloudy conditions. little sprinkle here and there. won't make it to the ground. still have the rain down to the southwest. and this model wants to see a few spotty showers. even in the afternoon showers. i think it's going a little too widespread. little spot showers possible. for the rest of us. breaks of sunlight in the afternoon. otherwise we are looking at mostly dry forecast today. temperatures that will be cooler right on through 5:30. than they were yesterday. hot an

but before you think it's just a little at-home operation, nbc's jo ling kent tells us it's become a sweet success, and a hot one at that. >> reporter: nolan stillwell knows that to make a perfect jam, first, you need to pick the perfect pepper. and it helps to have a pepper patch in your backyard. >> okay, how about if you pour. >> reporter: welcome to the headquarters of sweet heat jam. this commercial kitchen provided free of charge by a texas church is the bustling center of nolan's jam empire. >> nolan is really gravitating towards food, like he liked to cook in the kitchen. he'd be throwing his towel over the shoulder and saying bam. >> you need some measuring stuff here. >> reporter: christine stillwell worried about whether her son nolan, who has down's syndrome, would be able to find a meaningful job. so sweet heat jam the stillwells created their own opportunity. >> i think that every parent of a special needs child should never underestimate what their young person can do. >> reporter: so nolan, what's your favorite part about making the jam? >> i like it here. >> reporter

jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. >>> there's still more to tell you about on this evening. on the anniversary of the apollo 11 landing, one of neil armstrong's souvenirs from the moon sells for an astronomical price. >>> 48 years ago tonight, the country watched in amazement as america landed the first men on the moon. and today a bag neil armstrong used to collect moon dust on that apollo 11 mission sold at auction for a stellar price. back in 2015 a government mix-up allowed a chicago woman to buy this bag for about $1,000. she battled nasa to keep the bag and won, and get this, she sold it today for a whopping $1.8 million. >>> now to a spectacular view high above the city of london. a wild new ride giving thrillseekers all they can handle. so of course, we needed someone to try it out. and our intrepid correspondent keir simmons volunteered. >> reporter: for the past few difficult months, london has been a city in need of a lift, but today things are looking up. literally. with the highest, fastest city zip line in the world. >> just over your shoulder. >> reporter: i w

jolene kent shows us how it works and what to watch out for. >> reporter: as americans get smarter about robo call fraud and phoney e-mails. their game. instead of phishing e-mails they're sending texts to your phone in an increasingly popular scam called smooshing. you'll actively respond to it and they've got you. >> reporter: the better business bureau reports thousands of dollars lost from just one text. these messages try to grab your attention, alleging your bank account has been compromised like this one claiming to show a suspicious withdraw from an atm. >> they usually include a link or phone number urging you to click or call. if you do, hackers could steal your personal information or infect your phone with malware. >> you as a consumer are looking at the website on a very tiny screen as well as the notification. that makes it harder to notice the cues that we usually use to tell apart a fraudulent site from a real one. >> reporter: there's no foolproof way to block smishing residents. do not the rely, call black or call a verified number. always delete suspicious text and nev

we have some severe thunderstorm warnings that have been issued, atlantic county, cumberland count kent county in delaware and also salem county in new jersey. we're dealing with heavy downpours, torrential rains, we're dealing with winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. so as you can see torrential downpours and this continues to push off to the east. this is going to be heading toward atlantic city so heads up for you folks down there. things have quieted down and we have some flood waters, a flash flood warning remains in effect through 1:45 a.m. this is right near the junaita golf club. if you live in this location, remember turn around, don't drown. the storm reports keep rolling in, even a funnel cloud reported earlier this afternoon. i'll have more coming up. >> spiders are beginning to bother commuters. eyewitness news reporter henry rosoof is live with details. henry? >> reporter: jessica, the spiders like to spin their webs in and around light fixtures like this one and the problem has gotten to the point where septa is now taking action. >> they're pretty big. maybe 2-3 inches

if you want to see the extend of the damage you have to go to kent island. we are live in stevensville where they did confirm an ef-tornado. it had gusts up to 125 miles per hour. it left a two-mile swath about 150 yards wide. the damage extensive. some homes were flattened. others torn apart. in the same area find homes untouched. back live here you can see over my shoulder. they are working on this tree, shoring up the roof to try to put tarps up. you heard steve talk about a second ago, steve rudin said a severe thunderstorm warning is creeping their way. they are not taking any last night's tornado when it rolled in, stephen tschida talked to a family that huddled together and rode the tornado out. stephen: utter devastation in the town home development. check it out. you can see the debris, the siding ripped off of the houses. roof. and the two town homes torn off and slammed to the ground. tornado came fast. hit hard and left those in the path stunned. >> the sound was scary. >> it ripped across kent island tearing a century's old tree apart and tossin

anne's county in northeastern maryland northeastern caroline county in eastern maryland so western kent county in northeastern maryland until two forty five am at one fifty two am a severe thunderstorm was located over star on your centreville thirty five miles per hour answered sixty miles per hour wind gusts. source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include dover centerville centerville camden greensboro oakland ridgeley churchill settlers ville bowers goldsboro woodside hardly rising sunshine lebanon star jump town has led field and over base housing remain alert for a possible tornado tornadoes can develop quickly from severe thunderstorms if you spot a tornado go at once into the basement or small central room in a sturdy structure this thunderstorm is capable of producing all types of severe weather including extremely large hail the struct of straight line winds and tornadoes move quickly to a safe shelter such as an interior room a bathroom closet or basement repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until two forty f

the worst looks to say just south of stevensville, kent island area, they may see rain within the nextr, i'd be remiss if i didn't recap what we've been talking about all day, ef 2 tornado confirmed late last night into the early morning hours, most of us were asleep in the bay cy district. i know this storm woke me up when it blossomed over dc at 11:30. it was only a four-minute touchdown that began as a water spout. by the way, the storms crossing the bay that can really enhance their severe potential. and that's probably why the rotation formed and there was a tornado between 129 and 1:33 a.m. peak winds of 125 miles per hour, that's incredibly storm for this area, it's rare that we get a tornado this large. >> destructive. the last time there was an ef 2 in maryland was 2004. last time on the eastern shore was 2002. >>> heavy storms to baltimore, part of northern maryland is now crossing the bay and we've got a severe thunderstorm warning for northern queen anne's county, parts of kent, caroline county, large hail, lot of rain and lightening especially on the northern side up by ch

we have a severe thunderstorm warning for portion of the kent county in delaware due to this cell that is still far off wind. not moving all too fast at 25 miles an hour but you do have potential, once that cell arrives to see 50 miles an hour wind and heavy rainfall and frequent lightening. good news though we have severe weather watch in effect for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs that has been dropped. remains in effect for cape may county and portions of delaware until 9:00 this evening. once those storm exit cape may we will see that thunderstorm likely watch drop for your county. we have a flash flood warning that remains in effect for atlantic, cape may, cumberland , salem counties until 7:15 this evening but we will see improving conditions after another active, afternoon. we had damage to some car bin owes in west chester when those storms rolled through, some closed road, because of flooding in lower oxford township and buena vista. quarter sized hail in atlantic county. i will toss it out to when see ingram in phoenixville with the mobile weather watcher. we had storms r

smyrna kent county over 4 inches of rainfall is falling and just a few hours time but the rain has been very steady, in nature across portions of delaware. that yielding part of the problem. on top of that we have had heavy intense rainfall across new castle county delaware. we do still have flash flood warning that remains in effect until 7:30 this evening. mount pleasant, middletown, townsend in that warning that continues at this hour. at least intensity over about the last 30 to 45 minutes has lessened but you can see the rain is still tallying up in these areas, contribute to go more localized flooding. we are seeing a little bit of thunderstorm activity popping too within this area of precipitation. we have severe thunderstorm warning just west of the delaware, again these are very slow moving but keep an eye on that cell. to the north stalled boundary the rain is moving to center city philadelphia but continues to track over same areas, again and again, lighter in intensity but we have flash flood watch in effect for philadelphia and surrounding counties through late tonight so w

jo ling kent, nbc news, san francisco. >>> and still ahead this saturday night, a school serving as a year-round refuge for homeless kids. we'll introduce you to the folks giving these children a shot at a better tomorrow. >>> and then wait until you see how one flower company is making a huge impact on a group of young people. >>> going to school can be hard enough when you're a kid, but for students who are homeless it can be so much tougher. one school is hoping to change that, giving hope and help to students and their families. nbc's maya rodriguez introduces us to a place in oklahoma city trying to tackle a nationwide problem. >> reporter: it's summer, a time when most kids kick back and relax. but for some, school is a year-round refuge. >> we provide a safe, secure place for children to come to school. >> reporter: positive tomorrows, a school in oklahoma city, caters exclusively to the needs of homeless children. >> what is that? >> a toucan. >> caller: from pre-k to fifth grade, the private, non-profit school doesn't just focus on the students and academics, but on the whole