inte the tradition louisville. bottles go on sale later this week.he estimated $500,000 raised from the promotion will go to louisville's academic center of excellence. you might want to also add a disclaimer that louisville does not necessarily support mixing academics with bourbon, even if bourbon helps support academics. a little know they might want to put on the back of the bottle. asit is the same bourbon always, but with rick pitino's picture. >> i thought they were doing barbecue. >> you would think that. [laughter] . up next withus the seven-day forecast. >> of all the days of the year, today -- >> we already said today is the pinnacle. tomorrow will be almost there. 78 degrees. we are cresting the top here tomorrow. a few high and thin clouds. thursday, clouds increase, showers in the evening. friday, some tropical moisture. heavy showers and thunderstorms are possible. gradually tapering off saturday. a nice finished the weekend on sunday. >> so enjoy tomorrow. -- thanks, everybody. >> coming up next, jay leno. thanks for joining us. >> an

louisville slugger museum has a feel there. it took 649 days to build. all said, over 220,000 legos at the exhibit. man, fingers must be tired there, mara. >> that puts to shame anything i ever made with a lego as a kid. >> simple legos are gone. >>> it's time to dig a little deeper into our top political stories. joining me for our first look at politics is syndicated columnist bob franken. bob, good morning. >> good morning. you realize that washington is entirely a lego construct. >> i didn't know that but you always offer useful tips. >> that does explain a lot. >> president obama is back from europe. he's expected to ruffle some feathers with expansive climate change proposals. it seems like the white house is all over the place with different issues. do they need another fight right now? do they need to stick with just one thing? >> well, it's impossible to

he was on his way to dallas on the plane was diverted to louisville.lot told the passengers that he could smell smoke in the cockpit. the plane landed safely in the former president eventually made it back home. >>> nsa whistleblower edward snowden is getting much support in hong kong this weekend. it's where he fled shortly after leak those classified documents. protesters chanted us logan's. the former cia contractor live in maryland for a few years but is hiding in hong kong. supporters marched to the u.s. consulate demanding freedom of speech rights. they also rally will put pressure on the hong kong government to protect him. >>> new information learned about the murder of a property manager who was killed inside her office. police believe neighbors could have some clues to help. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. police identify that woman is 29-year-old melinda schafer. investigators say she was just getting to work is when someone stabbed her to death. >> a quiet friday morning at this housing complex takes a horrific turn after a woman is fo

i'm kim lawton in louisville. >>> many conservative christian activists are already gearing up for the 2014 and 2016 elections. the faith and freedom coalition held a meeting in washington to rally supporters and promote new get-out-the vote projects. the group heard from several republican politicians considered possible presidential hopefuls. in north carolina, moderate and liberal religious leaders have been flexing their political muscles in a series of protests they call "moral mondays." over the past two months, more than 300 people have been arrested in acts of civil disobedience against several measures adopted by the republican majority legislature. protesters say the measures hurt poor people. >>> and as leaders of the group of eight industrialized nations prepare to meet in northern ireland next week, faith-based organizations urged them to consider how their policies affect the poor. at a washington briefing, aid group leaders highlighted concerns including the humanitarian crisis in syria, food security and ongoing economic corruption in many regions. >> we cannot live in

technical breakthroughs taking place at the ups louisville hub.lize this is technology company. several other companies now rely on ups to do their warehousiig, their distribution and all because ups has an army of software engineers who can write the code that makes inventory, distribution and essentially running a business something you can outsource and do a lot cheaper than yourself. that is coming up in the next couple of hours here on fox business. i will introduce you to the man in charge of all of that, dave barnes, the cio from ups. lori, i will throw it back to you right now. >> great stuff, adam. as you know of course we're waiting for the fed decision at the top of the hour, followed by federal reserve chairman ben bernanke's press conference before economic reporters. that will start at 2:30. we'll carry it live for you of course on fox business's markets now. let's look how the markets are setting up, starting with stock market. interesting the dow is down 19 points. this is the narrowest trading range for stocks, just a swing of abo

certain that we have institutions of like-minded academic integrity so you won't see us adding louisville. in foreign policy tennis federer was knocked out. women's top seed serena williams advances to the semi-finals. oklahoma sooners got a strikeout to beat tennessee in 4-0 and oklahoma captured the women's college world series. in baseball cleveland's mike aviles argued with the umpire about a strike and slide out. a 4-0 to the yankees. but the argument continued and the umpire actually ejected the player from the game after it was already over. how is that possible? you got to move on. game is over. on the judge judy tv show, jim harbaugh and his father was laughing it up with the judge. afterwards harbaugh said he invited judge judy to a 49ers practice. in england a traditional competition in kicking shins. this is a game. even with pads it's pretty rough. very painful one as competitors struggle to score points. opposite "early today" sports is brought to you for just for men auto stop. gray is over. >> you can't sign me up for a sport like that. just ahead, michael jackson's mother

near eastward near louisville, kentucky, and in towards ohio. so we'll look for a chance of possibly some more severe weather today. it's important to point out from an historical standpoint from june 1st, the storms producing tornadoes is right there in the southern plains. unfortunately, is part of the weather pattern for this time of year. you can see, what's left of the severe storms, now moving into north texas, where more severe weather and flooding will be a threat today. >> we want to check in with rob throughout the newscast for the latest but we also want to continue our coverage with jay gray who joins us with the latest. this round of tornadoes comes just 12 days after 24 people were killed in moore, oklahoma. how is it -- what's the feeling out there where you are? >> chris, obviously, everyone glad that this storm has moved on there. it's taking its toll, nobody question about this. as you've been talking about, this is tornado alley. they're used to storms. a lot of times they're in empty plain lands. not this time. this is the th

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two in the athletic department in louisville.ation there's, julie hermann did not properlier. sue complaints made by a coach at louisville who said she was being discriminated against. instead that coach was fired. so a suit was brought against louisville saying she was retaliated against and julie hermann is right at the center of the suit. rutgers knew about that. he knew about a lawsuit complaint that had been filed against julie hermann when she was a coach, saying assistant coach alleged julie hermann told her not to get pregnant, it would be bad for her career to get pregnant. two serious allegations that rutgers apparently knew about but decided to hire her anyway. >> interesting. along all of the lines, rob, despite the vote of confidence that she had gotten at least recently from rutgers' president, state lawmakers are calling hermann to step down before she officially begins. once she begins, is there nothing opponents could do to get her stripped of her job? >> i think there's always something you can do, in terms of s

certain that we have institutions of like-mined academic integrity source, won't see us adding louisville>> okay. >> yikes. >> french open ten fis, roger federer was not out, losing in straight sets to tsonga. serena williams advances to the semi-finals. mike avials argued with the umpire and flied out to end the game t. game is over, a 4-0 loss, but the argument continues and the umpire ejected the player from the game that was already over. how is that possible in time to move on, ump. >>> on the judge judy show, san francisco 49ers coach jim harbaugh and his dad were laughing it up. he even invited judge judy to a practice. >>> in england, a competition, kicking the shins. with padding, it's rough. not something i'd want to do. competitors struggle to score points. that is not a fun competition. they have to come up with a better game tan that. really, kicking the shins? that's all you come up with? >>> well, it's time now to dig a little deeper into our top stories of the day. joining me in the studio, contributing editor to the daily caller. >> kicking the shins remind me of democrat

but mark rothstein, a bioethics professor at louisville, did not sign up. he says wellness programs may lead to better health, but can people trust in the confidentiality of the questionnaires they filled out? >> people who work for employers who perhaps don't have the best record of keeping privacy might well be concerned that the information could filter back to the company, and they could be adversely treated. >> not get that promotion. >> exactly. there's a tremendous incentive for employers to try to weed out high-cost healthcare users. 5% of employees represent 50% of healthcare costs. and if you're an employer and can identify who these people are, you can save a lot of money to your bottom line. >> which is what this is all about. countless companies like quaker oats, johnson & johnson, honeywell, motorola, and ibm claim to have saved millions after instituting wellness programs. but all that good health might not necessarily make for the best workforce. the city of north miami, florida, used to require that all its new police officers be non-smoker

the flight was sent to louisville, where it landed without incident. bush made it back to dallas earlier this morning. >>> coming up, as the white house ramps up pressure against the syrian regime, russia is sending a new warning to the u.s., and russia's president also making headlines for a very different reason. he's accused of stealing a super bowl ring of all things from the new england patriots. his response just ahead. so being an advertising spokesman i have to look my best on camera. whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can reach geico 24/7 using the latest technology. go on, slather it all over. don't hold back, go on... it's these high-definition televisions, i'll tell ya, they show every wrinkle. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t tre

hopefully she had a louisville slugger. how did you look? >> i looked all right. let me tell you who looked good all of the guys who had the best shot of making it to the show. eight players from san jose on that all-star team. a great night. weather perfect. today, more of the same. i want to point out we've got strong wind gusts, they have dropped off overnight. navato 23 miles per hour. winds relaxed. it's still breezy but not too bad. 56 oakland. 56 sunnyvale. uniform conditions in san jose. noon 60 and 70s. we'll round out the day in upper 70s. picture perfect, cooler than average weather. but then things change over the weekend. you're close to it now. it's wednesday. looking good. let's check the drive. >> winds have calmed down. chp did give wind advisories, the weather service and chp two separate agencies, chp focusing on roads but their drive across they said you might get a gust or two. the camera shei shaking. folks with trucks or vans, drive across the bridge is smooth. light volume of traffic. no problems for delays. slowing down towards 60, 55 thro

so you won't see us adding louisville. really? yep. unfortunately, he said it. >>> in french open tennis, roger federer was knocked out, losing in straight sets to jo-wilfried tsonga. serena williams advanced to the semifinals. >>> and in baseball, cleveland's mike aviles argued with the umpire with a called strike and then he ended the game. a 4-0 loss to the yankees. but that argument, it continued. and the umpire ejected the player from the game. that was already over. i don't know if that's really possible, but okay. >>> and on the "judge judy" show, jim harbaugh and his father, jack, were laughing it up with t judge and afterwards harbaugh says he even invited judge judy to a 49ers practice. now, no word on whether she's going to suit up, and that's an interesting visual, isn't it? >>> in england, a traditional competition in his kicking shins little game right here. look at this. this is a rough sport. and very painful, mind you, as the competitors struggle to score points. >>> "early today sports" is brought to you by new just f

returning for the fourth day with a total $21,410, straight out of louisville, kentucky is the o'neal family. [cheering] and from pittsburgh, pa, home of the steel curtain is the heibert family. [cheering] let's get it on. give me angel. give me shay. let's go. [cheering] ladies, here we go. we've got the top 7 answers on the board. name something you might do at a party that would guarantee you won't be invited back. shay. >> fight. steve: fight. angel. >> get drunk. steve: get drunk. pass or play? >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering] monique, how are you doing today? >> i'm great. steve: well, your family got to the fast money round twice. they didn't make it. they put you in there the third time, you and larry, and, buddy, $20,000. that's a good combination right there. well, monique, let's go. name something you might do at a party that will guarantee you won't be invited back. >> i don't do this, but strip. [applause] >> good answer. good answer. good answer! good answer. steve: tell you right now, in my party, you'd be the first one for me to call. >> oh! s

the louisville slugger museum and factory has wrigley field. it took 649 days to build, says gizmotop all said over 220,000 legos are at this exhibit. >>> just ahead for you, duane "the rock" johnson more pumped than you've ever seen him. >>> plus stephen colbert strikes a rare emotional chord. we'll show it to you next. >>> an early spring day in areas from spokane to louiston, kennewick and northern portions of idaho. that upper level throw plaguing the northwest is what's responsible for that. we still may have a few showers in the northwest but not as much as the rainfall in spokane. still hot in the desert southwest. and this looks like one of the last days for our incredible heat around fairbanks. one more day today. 87 and sunny. >> then you take it all away, huh, bill? >> won't take it all away but definitely closer to normal. >> they are enjoying that weather now doubt. >>> now for some entertainment news. details on the first sparks between angelina jolie and brad pitt. eunice huffert is claiming it stole information about the blossom

cock the jet was flying from fr philadelphia to dallas at the time and diverted to louisville, kentucky.kentuc fortunately no one was hurt. >>> safety first, details ahead of free bike lessons for kids in maryland that is happening this he week. week >>> first we want to check in and talk weather and tucker tucr barnes fresh off vacation. >> we got a decent looking day,, high in the mid-80s, coulds, there be a thunderstorm, yes, we will talk about that and thet t rest of the week, guess who elsl is back? julie wright, she has your traffic, too.  >>> 4:43 on this monday, a live look at reagan national rightrit there. >> it's not too bad out there, tuck, i didn't think it felt too bad. >> it's like humidity and warm.a >> it's not too bad. >> it's june, but it's not -- -- >> tell me about the weekend, we saturday was nights, right. >> saturday was nice. >> gorgeous. >> because he was out west west chilling in the great coast weather. >> it was nice out there, too. . >> missing all the storms. >> we had a lot of storms here e while you were gone. >> i knew it was going ton

the plane had to be diverted from louisville, kentucky where it landed safely. >>> a father's day cook out may be over but for some celebrating goes way beyond the barbecue. for them the memories of their dad is what made this memory special. ken molestina reports. >> reporter: it's a very special is father's day celebration down here at the vietnam veterans memorial. the gate is covered in flowers honoring those that never came home. the red flowers represent those that were killed in battle. it's a display put on by the vietnam veterans memorial fund. >> i'm named after may dad as well as my grandfather, so to have that name, i feel honored. >> reporter: he was only a year old when his 20-year-old father went off to war. that memory is what has guided his son and ultimately brought him here to the wall bearing his dad's name and legacy. >> it's someone i've always looked up to. >> reporter: he shared this intimate photo, taken during a rare leave that his father had. >> just one of those great memories of him holding me and his mom and the photo as well. as proud as can be with her s

but had to make an unscheduled landing in louisville. an official will not confirm reports that there was smoke on board. >>> and the president heads to northe northern ireland. and syria is to be the top topic at the g8. next is "viewpoint." >>> good morning, everybody. i'm jim handly. a special musical treat to start your sunday. fortunately to have with us in the studio the talented musicians from the maryland classic youth orchestra. with us in the studio, conductor and music director christopher sans and executive director cheryl jengs. what a pleasure to seeing all of you. we'll talk to the students throughout the half hour too. this program has been around a long time and it has grown tremendously. tell us about the history of it, cheryl. >> we're the best kept secret, people like to say that about us. right here your honor your nose and have been here for almost 68 years, foup founded in 1946. when we started, we had only one orchestra, now we have almost 500 students with six orchestras, several other ensembles and chamber group

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private jet had to make an unscheduled landing in louisville. a spokesperson would not confirm there was smoke on the jet. it did continue on to texas. >>> a woman lost her debit card and police say teens found that card and used it to pay for movie tickets. you may remember the evidence they left behind too. these teens found the card and paid for pictures at a photo booth in anne arundel county and bought tickets at the regal cinema. the owner of the card left it at cold stone creamery. her car had been used. >> i can't believe she are showing off about using the card. i hope they catch them, hope they find them. i don't really know what punishment is. >> the teens have been identified, but the teens have not been charged with any crime. >>> today, firefighters searching a junkyard in howard county for what sparked a fire there. smoke pouring from crazy ray's auto salvage. 20 carsurning when they got to the yard. took 20 minutes to put the flames out. no injuries from the fire. >>> d.c. firefighters looking into the cause of this fire. this on

but low clouds are getting closer and closer to the coastline right now pushing inland a lit louisville bit. storms starting in the afternoon and here over the delta a wind advisory in effect until midnight tonight for a rather wide area including fairfield. winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour or higher. now, looking at winds around the bay area, the strongest gusts are in fairfield at 39 miles per hour. back to the bay area. looking at golden gate. so 64 oakland. another live view looking towards sutro tower. temperatures in other locations 69. santa rosa, 71. from our camera here at abc 7 looking along the embarcadero, blue skies forecast features fog will push inland turning hot friday. and saturday fog pattern interesting. notice during afternoon hours an area of circulation called an eddy had affects of pulling clouds away from the coastline. starting our forecast at 7:00 during late night hours reduced visibility. tonight low temperatures on the mild sichld mainly into low to mid-50s then, tomorrow, mainly sunny skies in the south bay. highs in the mid-70s. breezy ask cooler on

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residents of this area 40 miles south of louisville already on edge are being told to remain vigilante have a dead police officer. we have a gunman. they're capable of killing anyone. they are dangerous to the public. >> in front of the police station a memorial of balloons and stuffed animals sits in tribute to a fellow officer gone too soon. cnn, atlanta. >>> the police are taking officer ellis' murder personally. get the latest on the investigation from kentucky state trooper norman chaffetz that joins us live from louisville. any new developments in the investigation. >> we still continue to follow up on every lead that we receive. we have every resource available to us, made available to us from federal authorities, local and state authorities and several entities within our own agency working together to try to bring this person to justice. we will not stop until we do so. >> you have called this an ambush. do you think that the police officer was the target of the ambush and how are you so sure that this was an ambush? >> well, we cannot confirm 100% this was targeted towards o

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but low clouds are getting closer and closer to the coastline right now pushing inland a lit louisville bit. storms starting in the afternoon and here over the delta a wind advisory in effect until midnight tonight for a rather wide area including fairfield. winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour or higher. now, looking at winds around the bay area, the strongest gusts are in fairfield at 39 miles per hour. back to the bay area. looking at golden gate. so 64 oakland. another live view lookingrds su. temperatures in other locations 69. santa rosa, 71. from our camera here at abc 7 looking along the embarcadero, blue skies forecast features fog will push inland turning hot friday. and saturday fog pattern interesting. notice during afternoon hours an area of circulation called anaffects of pulling clouds away from the coastline. starting our forecast at 7:00 during late night hours reduced visibility. tonight low temperatures on the mild sichld mainly into low to mid-50s then, tomorrow, mainly sunny skies in the south bay. highs in the mid-70s. breezy ask cooler on the coast. downtown san

it was diverted to louisville, kentucky. no one was hurt and the plane continued to texas. now to a history-making journeyj across the country. it makes a pitstop right here in our area. >> the minds behind the solar sl powered plane, one of them no stranger to adventure. lauren. lauren is part of trip. its the whole idea is flying without fuel. it's called the solar imus project or plane. the most advanced solar powered plane is right here. we're live. plane is right here behind me it's making its trip across the country from san francisco. there are thousands of solar powered panels in this wing. the wing span as large as that of a jumbo get. it flies 45 miles per hour but really this is a message. it has a message billion solarlr energy and what it can do. i have a guest with me here. this is gregory. market, managing director of marketing for the solar impruls project. good morning. >> good morning. >> the project is not so much about changingodno aviation but promoting clean technologies and renewable energies.nerg and the idea the plane is a marketing message. it carr

but the pilot reported smelling smoke in the at the louisville airport. morning, the former president boarded another flight and arrived home safely. investigators are now trying to find out what caused the smoke in the cockpit. five shootings in less than but an hour leave three dead in investigators say the in south omaha. that's not far from where underway earlier in the day. only 20 minutes apart. two victims are in critical condition. one person shot at a third that it killed in a fourth incident. the shooter in that case died after an exchange of gunfire with police. top shootings are related. the state legislature approves a major piece of the federal affordable care act it expands medicaid to close to one and a half californians. the vote is part of the final work on the state budget for the coming fiscal year. an historic action. but some fear the potential for escalating costs to the state will impact the top u-s intelligence officials are defending two controversial data- collection programs. they say information collected stopped potential ter

it happened on a flight from philadelphia to dallas and the plane was diverted to louisville before going on to dallas and no one was hurt. >>> the oakland police department headquarters is expected to reopen to the public tomorrow morning after several recent closures due to water damage and plumbing problems. the building located in the 400 block of seventh street has been closed since june 14th. the first closure came on june 4th after water damage to the first three floors. >>> vice president joe biden is back home after a quick fundraising trip to the bay area. it included this surprise stop at a diner in sunnyvale yesterday. he visited with customers as they ate breakfast. then he headed to stanford to watch his niece graduate. >>> who comes to mind in the silicone valley when you talk about the power in the valley? >> we have a story about the real people who say they have a good hold on silicone valley. >>> keep his record clean here at home. >> get his coffee and his laundry. >> you are solid gold. >> a job centered around catering to the execs. >> we're talking about secretaries

it was diverted to louisville, kentucky. no one was hurt. >>> former south african president nelson mandela is improving during his stay at a pre toria hospital. the 94-year-old is being treated for a recurring lung infection. he has had respiratory problems for several decades. >>> the black forest fire is now 65% contained. some colorado springs residents are getting a firsthand look at the devastation, evacuees out of the burn area have been allowed to return there. >> reporter: those on the front lines of the black forest fire hope to have it fully contained by thursday. it has destroyed close to 500 homes. >> reporter: fortner took this video. his chimney is all that is left standing. the fire destroyed all his vehicles and equipment. >> i couldn't believe it. i didn't want to believe it. >> reporter: fortner was out of town when the fire started. by the time you returned, -- he returned, authorities wouldn't let him get any belongings. >> i want to thank them from the bottom of my heart for not letting me in. because i

according to reports, his gulf stream jet was diverted to louisville because of smoke in the cockpit. his spokesman says the former president is safe at home in dallas this morning. >>> jubilation in iran as a new president is elected. he spoke to the voters who chose him in a landslide over more conservative candidates. his victory saturday brought wild celebrations throughout iran. >>> new developments in the madeleine mccann case. for the first time scotland yard will investigate the disappearance of the little girl. madeleine went missing during a vacation to portugal in 2007 just before her fourth birthday. portuguese police cleared her parents of wrongdoing. now the british police say they have new suspects they want to interview. are the most destructive wildfire in colorado history is more than halfway contained. nearly 500 homes have been destroyed by the fire. today some of the tens of thousands of people evacuated will be allowed to go home. after looking at the destruction one fire official said it was as if a nuclear bomb had gone off. >>> and, finally, what would you do

. >> host: first call were mark trained to come through jay louisville, kentucky. >> caller: yes, my belief is after sit number 11 come in here for a help and cooperation. so it's my belief that the only reason pakistanis have been any help as they fear the u.s. would get closer to india. that's all i have. >> host: it's a very interesting question. india jumps right in to help the united states because they saw some common cause. they saw their concerns about islamic terrorism in india. they wanted to show their support for the united states. this concerned the pakistanis a great deal. president musharraf in a speech to pervez musharaff of pakistan spoke to the nation that after 9/11 spoke his nation and said were going to help the united states, too. one of the reasons was not that we want the taliban out of afghanistan, the basically said they pledged their help and wrote later that his concern was that the united states would form an alliance encircle pakistan and use it for the of pakistan. >> host: if you can get drunk so let's come us and to mark mazzetti@booktv. and you can m

the jet was headed from philadelphia to dallas when it was diverted to louisville, kentucky.o one was hurt. mr. bush had attended a youth education event in philadelphia. >> the fight against the big colorado wildfires 678 the firefighters did get relief over the weekend with the weekend weather trying to put out the hot spots. the fire is 65% contained now and crews are hoping to have full containment by this thursday. the wildfires are being blamed for two deaths and the destruction of nearly 500 homes. >> it's now 5:27 and up to 72 degrees. >> ahead at 5:30 highlights in game five of the nba finals between the heat and the spurs. >> straight ahead, a teenager and a man are recovering after a double shooting in the district. now police search for those responsible. "good morning, washington" i'm brad bell. >> and i'm greta kreuz. thanks for joining us. let's get right to the weather. jacqui jeras, it's sticky out there this morning. >> it is, but it looks beautiful. take a look at this on our live shot we have for you showing you that sun coming up. oh, isn't that beautiful

the gulf stream jet was diverted to louisville, kentucky to check it out. it landed safely. a spokesperson for the former president telling us mr. bush was on board, but says he never saw or smelled smoke. the plane was quickly cleared, resumed flight, landed safely in dallas a short time later. >>> right now, the most destructive wildfire in colorado state history as we have been calling this is slowing down, but the frustration setting in for so many people waiting to return to their homes, no idea when they'll be able to. hot spots are still burning. gusty winds are now back in the forecast. we will have a live report. >>> in terms of credibility, i don't think he has credibility. >> opening up today, former vice president dick cheney not holding back about how president obama has handled the war on terror. and he doesn't stop there. hear what he has to say about the internal revenue service scandal and benghazi scandal. stay close. she's always been able to brighten your day. it's just her way. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. ciali

still going to see 90, but a little bit cooler in atlanta, up to louisville, temperatures in the lower0s around the great lakes and in the northeast. so for tomorrow, still a chance for some showers lingering around the southeast down to florida, parts of the southern plains, chance for showers, cool with the next upper level low moving into the pacific northwest. you can see the yellow jumps out on the map. cooler area in place in the pacific northwest. you see the red, pinks, and even some white. those are the hottest temperatures where we'll see readings into the triple-digits. still looking at mid to upper 80s, lower 90s. 70s still in the northeast. not much rain on thursday. more of a hit and miss situation to the north and throughout parts of the mississippi valley and around georgia. friday, a few shurs around. moving into the weekend, still most areas are going to be dry. move showers in the upper midwest, also parts of the southeast, much of florida could see showers. then on sunday, same spot that you're going to see it on saturday, a chance for some showers, temperatures for

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right through louisville and little rock as well and remember, flooding was a huge issue with this. it will be so today. we had more deaths in flooding the last couple of weeks than likely from the severe storms. look at the flood watches and warnings, more than 100 rivers already beyond flood stage. coming up i'll have the nation's weather but now back to dan and bianna. >> so striking to hear you say that even after all of your experience, you have been terrified by what you've been seeing. we'll have much more coming up this morning with ginger zee, the normally fearless ginger zee. >>> the odds of a home being hit by a tornado 1 in 10 million, the odds of it happening twice, astronomical but sadly, not impossible. this morning the story of of a family from moore oklahoma, who escaped the first tornado only to be chased by another. our coverage continues with abc news's alex perez in moore. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it has been a long, frustrating two weeks in moore, oklahoma, still huge piles of debris scattered all across town from the last tornado and now this new storm

louisville, around 90 degrees. same thing kansas city.owers, but still warm. looking at thunderstorms here also parts of the southeast chance for showers on sunday. monday still warm in the northeast. then tuesday, showers in the southeast and in the pacific northwest and still hot right in the middle. so do what you got to do to keep cool. it will be summer time officially then. you can wake up with al. hey, have you guys heard about probiotics? for digestive health? yes and did you know that trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways? it supports digestive and immune health by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. try trubiotics today. >> with hotwire's low prices, we can afford to take more trips this year. hit the beach in florida... >> and a reunion in seattle. when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. >> so we got our four-star hotels for half price! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e, hotwire.com. ♪ hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they