it's right near the mason-dixon line here. east notingham and new london, maybe sliding a little bit into maryland the way it is right now. this is a detection of hail in new jersey. and this darker blue indicating perhaps over one-inch diameter hail. and that itself is moving into a portion of, again, burlington county, where this warning is. chesterfield looks like it's just in the path of this hail. we've had several reports of hail during the last couple of hours. this is that one cell near east knottingham that we just showed you. that also has hail up to close to one inch in diameter. as we look at the future cast here, we're seeing less and less to the north and west. and not actually well organized showers and thunderstorms hitting the shore this evening. and then perhaps just a last gasp in pennsylvania later on tonight. but i don't think it's going to be as heavy as what has come through during the past hour. so it continues to be a pretty active -- now, of course, the forecast very critical here. we do have a chance

the cloud cover favoring the mason-dixon line. more into central virginia. we have se , the high-pressure is with us today, sticking around most of tomorrow. that holds off a lot of the showers, just a few snaking through sunday. monday, for the rough to the west, that will be moving in. we have the cloud cover that has been building in overnight. we stay mostly dry tonight, aside from the isolated shower. especially to the southwest. sunday morning, we are tracking more rain closer to fredericksburg and into southern maryland. i think that d.c. stays mostly dry. the further north, sunshine. into the afternoon come just isolated showers popping up, that is about it, until about 4:00, when we get quite a bit more. a little more fills in closer to d.c. watching a chance of isolated showers tomorrow. monday, a better chance. the cloudy sky stick around pretty much all day. then we bring in scattered actity 1:00. we getd news come as closer to fireworks time, some of that breaks down, so i'm hoping to get most of the rain out he for the fireworks shows. the reco

muggy and sticky, north and west of town dew points dropped in the 60s in western maryland near the mason dixonine, temperatures upper 70s and low 80s, fredricksburg, one of the low spots with cambridge, in the mountains only around 70, this is why people go in the mountains in the summertime, it is very comfortable out there. our weather camera a little bit weather clouds 83 but with that due point at 68, feels like 86, i point that out our heat index values as we head towards friday and the weekend should be 105, maybe as high as 110. the heat advisory likely to be posted this is one of those weekends where we really have to pay attention how your body feels if you're going to be outside, this is dangerous stuff coming your way see the 100 degree heat for bismark, going to park itself here but expand eastward, thursday, 91, by friday, mid to upper 90s start to move in lots of triple digit heat in the central part of the country due to this dome of high pressure. follow the clouds and the showers that are right here over the top of it here in oklahoma and kansas and is going to grow unfortunat

we're looking at heavier rain through pennsylvania, north of the mason-dixon line. we've changed some of the totals we're going. probably a an inch. we have some thunderstorms but i don't think they are going to be completely widespread because we're going to be stabilized. we're definitely stabilized out there right now. we have clouds, temperatures in the 60s. cool. you might need a little jacket out there. definitely not good pool weather and definitely not looking like july 3rd. four things to know, isolated showers will possibly continue this afternoon. i'll give you a 15% chance you'll see it at your house. rains and storms on monday. nothing has changed. we're clearing this afternoon. if we don't get the fireworks in tomorrow night, we can get them in on tuesday ni isolated chance of showers as we continue into the afternoon. here's our next round of rain moving through the midwest. if you are headed out to the nats game tonight, keep an eye on the sky, but i think we'll be all right. isolated showers. playing the reds. let's hope we get a win. we didn't get

dry but i'm tracking isolated showers in southern maryland and then some activity up around the mason dixonine. but for the most part we're dry this these showers pushing out and you can see the heavier rain around cambridge. it's going to be more comfortable tonight than it has been. 89 in washington. tomorrow the weather is going to have a low cuba account impact . very comfortable morning. throughout the entire day we get a break from the humidity and we'll have plenty of sunshine. 73 degrees here in washington, 60s in the suburbs. spectacular around the lunch time hours with plenty of sun and low 80s. we're going have a nice breeze around throughout the day tomorrow so it feels really refreshing. by 8:00 just a few clouds out there and 84. as far as the humidity levels are concerned not only tomorrow but monday as well really nice. so comfortable to start the work week. on tuesday it starts to feel a little bit humid outside and then it's feeling owe pressive. it will feel like it's close to 100 degrees during the afternoon hours by wednesday and thursday so we'll be tracking the third

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with the front stretching along the mason dixon line through south jersey. i think the model is a little overdone with this. if you have outdoor plans keep an 0 to the sky you could be an area that picks up the stray shower or thunderstorm. dangerous heat, that's the call today. a stray storm possible, 98 degrees is the forecasted high. wind out of the west/southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the breezes will pick up this afternoon as the frontal system sweeps through. 98 is the forecasted high, you factor in the humidity we'll peak at 100 to 102 this afternoon. dangerous heat and humidity. the numbers tail off later this evening, into the overnight as we lose the sun. check on the seniors and pets, remember the pets get as hot as we do, make sure you send them outside to do their duty bring them back in and don't keep them out there for a long period of time. take frequent breaks and of course you want to wear light weight, light colored clothing. poconos very sticky, sun and warm, 88 degrees, sunday, sun and clouds, 84. a lot of times you go to the jersey

let's talk first alert doppler because we have some showers and storms near the mason-dixon line.his is oppressive, steamy, tropical garbage on ton of us, which is a code orange air quality again on sunday. you want to limit outdoor time. we had some showers in frederick county. they are quickly falling apart. it's trying to ho towards mount erie east- southeast at 25 miles per hour. this shower here, oh, just south of germantown approaching 270 also falling apart. what i've also watched, a shower pound up south of strasburg in the last 20 minutes. it's moving towards front royal. we will watch that. you get the idea. isolated stuff tonight. looking outside, a little hazy with the heat. that's what we're gonna have. low 90s at 8:00. 93. mid 80s in town. 83 at midnight. yeah, that is kind of oppressive. we are keeping the yellow alert through tuesday because the sweltling heat is going to stick around tomorrow, monday, tuesday. maybe a little cooler by midweek but not much with isolated storms the way it looks now. don't see anything terribly organized that will give us a good soak

take the dog for a final walk, it feels like 87 degrees downtown d.c. 70's closerpper towards the mason-dixon line. the further south, around fredericksburg, a little bit of rain and thunderstorms earlier. the heavier rains have slowly ended. all of this is moving off to the east. fredericksburg begins to clear the next half hour. then partly cloudy skies through the late-night. 70's,ime lows in the patchy fog possible early in the morning. if you have any air travel plans, i don't expect you will see travel delays, but if you are heading to the airport, with a safe track work going on, leave extra time d tomorrow morning feels like lower 80's. we quickly rebound into the middle to upper 90's for the feels-like temperature's. we cooldown tomorrow night as the sun sets. look at the wake-up temperatures again thursday morning. thursday will be a sizzler with feels-like temperature's near inside the capital beltway and we may have some heat advisories issued. orangeurecast, code tomorrow, spotty showers and thunderstorms. i don't think enough to grab the umbrella. thursday, you may want to grab

satellite and radar, the frontal system is sitting just like this, it is sitting across the mason dixon it will lift back to the north and all the soup about let good the heart delaware valley. dewpoints in the 50s and 60s will jump into the 70s. future tracker 6 sun and clouds rest of the way. tomorrow morning, showers and thunderstorms north of the pennsylvania turnpike here's the atlantic city expressway, north of these roads is where most of the activity should be early on, that's 5:00 a.m. as we continue the clock we stop it around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., note there's another rounds of showers and storms developing this is with the approaching cold front. just like yesterday some of these storms produced good wind gusts, 60, 65 miles per hour, brief, heavy downpours and cloud to ground lightning strikes. look at the heat, the tremendous amount of heat that's going to push into the region. everybody east of the mississippi river baking this afternoon feels like 104 in saint louis. 99 in cincinnati. new orleans 100, atlanta, 95. all this pulls east ward over the next 24 hours, look wha

trump point in the mason-dixon polling and research survey. that could mean the state, which president obama lost in 2008 and 2012, may be in play. candidatearian party gary johnson has 9%, green party candidate has 1%. michigan promised six more state employees face criminal charges in connection with the flint water crisis. charges include misconduct in office, willful neglect of duty and various conspiracy accounts. in april, regulators and a city employee were charged with official misconduct, evidence tampering and others. the united nations special envoy for syria is urging russia to leave the creation of any humanitarian corridors around the embattled syrian city of aleppo to the u.n. and its partners. this comes after russia set andes in open to military corridors outside of aleppo and offered a way out for fighters willing to surrender. news 24 hours a day card by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. back to you. vonnie: the bank of japan announces it is keeping its

for the scattered showers and thunderstorms yesterday afternoon, kind of sitting over top of the mason dixonremendous amount of humidity south of the front this will be lifting back to the north as we head into tomorrow. enjoy this break from the humidity that we'll see today, because tomorrow will feel worth than yesterday. and yesterday was awful. the day planner, 86 degrees, 1:00 p.m., 90. 3:00 p.m., 94. mostly sunny skies, puffy clouds during the afternoon. the heat index will feel like the air temperatures maybe a degree or two warmer. dangerous heat and humidity arrives tomorrow. i'll have the details coming up in just a bit. >> gray. >> thank you so much. >>> the wait is almost over for the democrats gathering in philadelphia for the democratic national convention. the democratic delegates are in town as our city takes its turn in the national spotlight. >> indeed excitement in the air, the opening gavel comes down tomorrow afternoon at the wells fargo center. >> lauren lister is live at the site of the democratic national convention. >> the republicans had their chance last week, now

whatha we're keeping an eye on.ye it's going to move throughmo tonight right here to the northh the mason dixonine. it's going to bring us from the unwanted house guest. right now 84-degrees at d.c. relative humidity finally dropping 46 percent.dr winds areop fairly light movingo from the west, northwest at about 9 miles an hour. temperatures in our neighborhood 78 at dulles, 81 at frederick fr at gaithersburg, 77 at quantico. it's still warm out there. the sneakiness throughout theth early part of the day and thennd we got a about it of a break. we have a westerly that's going to continue to billion dollarllr in. partly cloudy skies for tonightk not bad at all. but sunday is the day that i'mht definitely saying a thumb's up u to because that's where we're going to see lots of improvement, finally a break ina the the humidity and we really deserve it. it will be a cooler day tomorrow as well with the north westerlys wind. it will be a little bit of breezy. we have changes coming up. we'll look forward to it. one of the world's best golfersf plans to skip the summer olympic games in rio. justin

it's going right along the mason-dixon line.also have a severe thunderstorm warning in cumberland county and flash flood warning for the storms that are really not moving very much. the severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45 p.m. and you'll be able to see over the last couple of hours, not much movement with this storm, while these others are actually moving. and that makes a big difference. another thing that we're seeing, this is in velocity mode. you can see the doppler radar which way the winds are blowing. when you have the red next to the green like that, this is moving in this direction. this moving this direction. so we're on the lookout for any kind of rotation, near millville, to see if that does develop into anything. and reach the ground. in the meantime, just south of vineland, we've had tremendous amounts of rain. 3 1/2 inches estimated by radar just west of millville, about 2 inches of rain, that's why there's a flash flood warning. this other cell that went across parts of atlantic county, looking like it's movin

seventy's close to the mason dixon line, chester 70, center city 73.y's beach, smyrna 75. woodbine 75. on the boards in atlantic city 71. satellite six with action radar we have a couple frontal systems swinging through. first one is right overtop of us right now. we are seeing a thick overcast. warm front that will continue on its journey north and east. once that pulls through skies will brighten up a bit and then a cold front stretching from buffalo through pittsburgh and charleston, once that pushes through and gets in the soup air mass that is when couple thunderstorms may develop. breaking it the down hour by hour here's call from accu weather. cloud think morning. maybe patchy drizzle, left over fog. and then after lunchtime is when skies brighten up a little bit just enough to get temperatures in the mid to upper 80's and those showers and thunderstorms start to develop. the big store which these storms later on today will be if you do see them drenching downpours are likely there could be areas that pick up one to 2 inches of rain in a short p

maybe it's just a ploy but advertising in a state like georgia, in missouri, the mason dixon just cametied. there are -- the fact that everybody dislikes donald trump and everybody dislikes hillary clinton means that's every state is a swing state. >> it's so unstable this battleground map. and on one hand it does feel as if he does underperform republicans in any state that is more diverse than the national average. north carolina, florida are perfect. >> colorado, nevada. >> sure. particularly these younger, more diverse north carolinians becoming more diverse as a state. but, look, what's looks pretty easy, easy in quotation marks for donald trump is florida, pennsylvania, which has been consistently tied and ohio. and ohio and pennsylvania are doable. he's got to win florida. >> the problem in florida she's down by more than five. down close to double digits. >> it's a state that's voted republican often and more so than democratic in the past. >> it's a home state of donald trump's. he spends a lot of time there. it was an important state for him during the primaries. >> i remembe

clinton, who followed her hard to arkansas, understands that the american dream extends beyond the mason-dixonhat south carolina's motto, "while i breathe, i hope," applies to all. she is strongly supporting all of our state party with a 50 state strategy, because we are stronger together, and only together will we more truly become one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. god bless all of you, and god bless america. >> [cheers and applause] [chanting] gentlemen,ladies and please welcome chad griffin, president of the human rights campaign. ♪ >> thank you. last month, our nation was rocked to its core by a senseless and hateful attack that claimed the lives of 49 lgbtq people and allies at pulse nightclub in orlando. they were brothers and sisters. they were sons and daughters. above all, they were human beings. yet, while the nation mourned, donald trump strutted before the cameras and exploited our national tragedy. he had the audacity to tell the american public that he was the true champion for lgbtq people in this race, and that our community would be better o

this is clinton leads by one point, 41-40 in the mason-dixon polling and research service.the state, which president obama lost in 2008 and 2011 could be in play. vote,ohnson has 9% of the while jill stein has 1%. sandy hook elementary school was torn down after a gunman's rampage in 2012. a new $50 million school has been built on the same property and is scheduled to open next month. local officials hope that allowing everyone to look at the school this week will give students what they call a quite respectful and appropriate opening. in other news, the governor of florida says zika infections by clicking for mosquitoes in the miami area. he said no mosquitoes have tested positive for zika. more than 1600 infection seven reported in the u.s., but the first -- four in florida would be the first to be linked to travel. pope francis was at auschwitz today. he was the third consecutive pontiff to make the pilgrimage to the place where adolf hitler's forces killed more than one million people, most of them jews. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists

belief in black inferiority was the norm among the white people in that era, i mean those above the mason-dixon line as well is below. north and south. the idea of black inferiority was taken for granted. it was taught to white children from the cradle. very few americans, in the north or south, in the era managed to rise above this racism. even those that were sympathetic to the black people, very few managed to rise above that and embrace black people as their full equals. this is not to excuse the white racism of that era. it is to make it understandable and it is certainly not to excuse the violence and even cruelty with which some southern whites tried to impose their vision on black freedom in the postwar south. what about the emancipated slaves? how did they view the situation? not surprisingly, they had a far more expansive definition of freedom, compared to the southern whites. to the liberated people of the south, it was not enough that they could no longer be put on the auction block. it was not enough that they no longer had to endure the separation of families, the husband taken fr

system across the central plains, this is an area of low pressure that's going to run along the mason dixonw through south jersey and on monday, you which is unfortunately 4th of july monday. soak it up up. lots of sunshine. tomorrow, cloudyness and spotty showers developing. especially the further south you go. south of the delaware memorial bridge as you get towards dover, dewey beaches, ocean city maryland, into cape may and wildwood could pick up a shower. but a more appreciate storm system comes at us bringing moderate rains into monday and monday afternoon, today, sunshine, 78, breezy, 83 and beautiful for tonight. we'll time out the rain and also talk about heat. that's coming up in just a little bit. guys? >> mike one of the big highlights can often be the fireworks. we know many times specifically dogs have a lot of problems with fireworks and loud noise, but there's other people who can be shaken by that. veterans for instance. >> suffering posttraumatic stress disorder can have problems as well. some veterans say sudden and isolated sounds of firework can be a greater trigger. ma

giving any aid or assistance to slavers coming back south of the nation this in line -- south of the mason-dixonine. one more thing, if you ever read henry epson, the danish playwright, i think it is in an enemy of the state, this one life,ter i hated all my hated because i could not love. that is the trouble with some of these people. is your name steve? host: yes it is. caller: you're one of my favorites. calls again for taking my because there is so much hatred in this country today. heckountry is going to in a wastebasket. thanks again, have a wonderful day. host: thank you, from columbus, ohio. one of our viewers saying, police have killed almost 560 people this year, just about all of which were not captured on video. this from another viewer saying, remind me, is michele finally proud of america? a reference to first lady michelle obama. this saying black lives matter should behind on the fbi terrorist list. we get to more of your calls and comments. the nra reacting to the issue of guns in america, violence in inner cities especially like chicago. here is a portion of a new web video rel