michael, white. >> reporter: what is it like being a white south african these days?it has a few challenges. >> reporter: challenges like black affirmative action programs that can limit opportunities for whites. some 20 years later, south africa is a complicated society where race still determines a lot about who gets what and how people live and work. for the most part, black south africans control the country's government and politics while white south africans control the country's business and wealth. it is a divide that is strikingly visible with suburban neighborhoods and shopping malls almost exclusively white. while the majority of blacks still live in the poor parts of town. decent housing, good schools and jobs are rare. but at this museum, once a notorious political prison, many of these students said they believe history won't hold them back. >> the world is my stage. i can express myself the way i want to and i have no limits. >> reporter: for generations, hoping the promise of opportunity and justice now enshrined here burn even more brightly for them.

michael white is among the victims being called a hero. >> grabbed him by the head and told him, get down, get down. >> reporter: the air force veteran pushed his son michael, jr. and his girlfriend farrah sudani to the ground. >> we need rescue inside the auditorium, multiple victims. >> reporter: michael jr. was hit, so was farrah. >> seven down in theater nine. seven down. >> my dad takes off his shirt and he's applying pressure to her. i see her holding her side and holding her intestines in. just make sure -- is she going to be okay? >> reporter: today michael and his father are out of the hospital. farrah will be released soon. >> there were all those people in that -- >> there's guns being fired and there's bats flying across the screen because the movie was still on. it's every child's worst nightmare of being in the dark, and you have the bad guy come out to get you. >> reporter: when ally young was shot by the gunman, her best friend stephanie davies refused to leave her behind. >> she's like, no, no, no, i'm not leaving, you stay. >> reporter: ally was shot in the neck. and

including that of michael white. g to midnight movies was a tradition for michael and his dad and this time they took his girlfriend. they both were hit and that's when the father jumped into action to shield her. >> i held her. >> so you're literally holding her intestines in? >> yes. i could not let him get both of us. so i said if he's going to shoot me, let him get me instead of her. >> she is still in the icu in the hospital in critical condition. a bullet went into michael's back and shattered his shoulder blade, but he is now out of the hospital. >>> among all of this is born a little boy. hugo jackson medley delivered today. his mother was not hurt. the newborn child's father was shot and cit wally wounded. -- critically wounded. tonight baby and mom are in the same hospital as the father. >>> the fact that holmes purchased all of his weapons legally is leading to a new argument over gun control on capitol hill, and it got started today with a moment of silence on the house floor honoring the victims of the sh

. >> reporter: michael white is also feeling emotional about the actions of his father. the younger white was shot in the back and his girlfriend farah sudani was badly injured. he says his father saved sudani's life by covering her. >> i could not let them get both of our lives. i thought if he is going to get both of us. so i put myself over her. >> it was the second time that he met her, so for him to do that to save her live, i love him. >>> and the new gun debate sparked by the colorado shooting. >>> a special benefit dvd will be released at at&t park during the opening ceremony. that dvd was recorded by tim flannery and the grateful dead to help bryan stow. >>> the two men charged with beating bryan stow appeared in a los angeles courtroom. stow is still recovering from very serious injuries. and is suing louis sanchez and norwood for $16 million. both sanchez and norwood pleaded not guilty to the charges last month. their trial is set to begin next saturday. >>> j.p. morgan is set to settle a suit. customers had accused the bank of improperly raising the minimum p

. >> officer michael white's responsibility is to stand guard in tower 14, from which he sees the entire northeast corner of the stateville. he's been on the job for more than five years. >> you have to be serious. serious about it. it's real easy to get kind of lax around here because you're dealing with people and you're dealing with guys really trying to wear you down and find a weakness in you. so i'd say serious. serious at the penitentiary, you know. >> even as white stands vigil, the day is also beginning for some new arrivals to the prison. many of them will end up spending more time here than most of the guards will in their entire career. walking through the first of many outer gates, there's no mistaking this for a minimum or medium security facility. stateville's reputation is well known. >> from what i hear, people killing each other and stuff like that. you got to go in with guys doing life and stuff down over here. hear a lot of bad things about this penitentiary. kind of scary. because you're going to be here and you see how it is, like, maximum security and stuff like th

michael white, a survivor of friday's massacre, questioning what motivated holmes to inflict so much pain. >> why? i mean, what's going on in your life to the point where you want to hurt other people? >> the president flew to colorado yesterday to meet with the families of the dead. mr. obama said the focus should not be on holmes but on the victims. >> when you have an opportunity to visit with families who have lost their loved ones, as i described to them, i come to them not so much as president as i do as a father and as a husband. and i think that the reason stories like this have such an impact on us is because we can all understand what it would be to have somebody that we love taken from us in this fashion. i confess to them that words are always inadequate in these kinds of situations. >> the president also visited with those who survived the deadly rampage. but has no plans to pursue tighter regulation and oversight of existing gun laws. mitt romney agrees. >> i'm a firm believer in the second amendment, and i also believe that this is with emotions so high right now, this

shooting victim michael white. >> why? what's going on in your life to the point you want to hurt other people? >> reporter: investigators hope that down the road that answer will come. today's court appearance is expected to be brief. the suspect is said to be uncooperative. savannah. >> all right. miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> local police are being praised for their fast response to the shooting. kate snow shot down with aurora police chief. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. he's been a voice of calm through the entire tragedy but it is still raw. when i sat down with the police chief i asked him to go back to early friday morning when there were hundreds of calls coming in and police radio traffic was chaotic. >> seven down in theater. >> i've got people running out of the theater shot. >> reporter: i listened to those tapes, hard to listen to those tapes. >> very hard. >> reporter: someone says i've got a child victim. >> i've got a child victim. i need rescue to the theater door now. >> reporter: we now know ver

investigators say michael harmon's white pick-up truck crashed into the 17-year-old's red pick-up after monday on lakeview highway in people. they say harmon left the scene and turned himself in, 10 hours later. harmon claims the victim is to blame for the crash. investigators say his story doesn't match the evidence from the crash scene. >>> 6:37. time to take a look at forecast for today. by the way cue s to mike for his forecast yesterday for the fireworks. -- kudoes to make for his forecast yesterday for the fireworks. >>> 82 minutes because of low clouds, oakland and san jose on time. good morning cloud cover not moisture falling, doppler showing you how dry it is. it is theorial track coming down into northern california you can see -- it is the storm track coming down into northern california. you can see cooler -- cooler air from the ocean today, that's why we'll be cooler than yesterday, probably the coolest afternoon in the forecast cycle. cloudy sky 7:00 mainly in the 50s, clouds pull out inland hang around the central bay and coast by noon 50s from half moon bay into san fra

ann curry spoke with michael white at the hospital, and his story is one of courage, survival and the of family. >> very angry. that someone would come into a theater and do harm to people. >> michael, a 33-year-old middle school security worker was with his girlfriend. his dad and his a group of relatives and friends seated on the right-hand side of the movie theater. >> you had a row for your family and friends, excited to see this movie. >> yeah. we were all having a good time. you know, laughing, joking around. 15 or so minutes into the movie, all of a sudden, i see something get thrown across the room. it sounded like -- i kind of thought it was a balloon. >> then the sound changed. >> then all of a sudden just bangs. i heard people around me, saying, it's fireworks. >> that's what i'm thinking. >> but michael's father, the u.s. air force veteran saw danger. >> i saw a ricochet off one of the seats. and i realized that this guy is shooting real bullets. and that was the point where i grabbed them by the head and told him, get down, get down. >> my dad yells, get down. >> i'm stun

investigators say michael harmon's white pick-up truck crashed into the teen's red pick-up after midnighton lakeview highway in petaluma. they say harmon left the scene and turned himself in 10 hours later harmon claims the victim is the one to blame for the crash. investigators say his story does not match the evidence from the scene. >>> this morning family of armed domestic violence suspect shot and killed by vallejo police are asking if more could have been done to save his life? investigators say 44-year-old marshal tobin reached for a again after getting out of a vehicle yesterday. police responded to reports of a man with a weapon in a grocery store parking lot police ordered him to put the gun down, tased him, but he refused. this is the fourth officer involved shooting in vallejo in six weeks. >>> san francisco medical examiner has identified a body recovered from the bay as that o'as of that a missing man. a friend last saw 27-year-old victor murillo after a giants game. police believe he fell into the water. a passerby spotted his body off the embarcadero north of the bay bridg

. >>> cape cod visitors had a day at the beach interrupted by a great white shore. >>> michael phelps knows what he is going to be racing in for stomacher games. we will keep you ahead of the storms and the after math this morning. >>> explosions at two churches in kenya. the latest in the series of attacks. no one claimed responsibility. violence education escalated. >>> turkey beefing up border against syria, deployed stinger missiles, tanks and troops after syria shot down a fighter jet in international air space. it will treat the military approach to borders in syria as a threat from the country. more than 150 tents set up in the earth quake ravaged town in northwest china. 6.6 mud quake jude 35 people and displaced 64,000 triggered land slides. regional government deployed troops to distribute food to those in need. >>> it is monday, july 2nd, good morning, i'm charley crowson. megan pringle on location this morning. we will check in with her again because weather remain as big story, we thought we were this the period of dramatic aftermath, round over night. >> it hit like. tha

michael jones. >> i'm an ex-white supremist. that's why i'm in this unit. the gang unit. >> the first time i spoke with michael jones when he got out of seg and we brought him to a-1, he was just filled with ignorance. he's a smart kid who was just ignorant about a lot of situations. he didn't like anybody from any other race, any other religion. >> i was born into white supremacy. my family is mixed up in it. i was hustling, breaking into houses, i would beat people up. we was growing weed, we was selling weed, we was toting guns. we was doing a little bit of everything. >> early on, we did a room search, actually found a picture of ava brawn in his belongings that he had posted like a centerfold. like, he thought ava brawn was a supermodel or centerfold he would look up to because of the ties with adolf hitler. >> in a highly risky move, staff decided to place jones in pendleton's grow unit. a unit where rival gang members have to live side by side. >> the white supremacists are a small minority here. when he was in general populationhe and one of the fel

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now starring in the remake of dallas we'll talk to him about @ >>> today at 4:00, michael finney shows the bargain whitees that are at the top of the consumer reports rankings. if you have $10 you can afford them. then at 5, new mystery behind da vinci's mona lisa unearthed behind a convent in italy. >>> love is in the air at the oakland zoo. the results lead to a baby explosion. here are pictures of the little ones. >> they range from a squirrel monkey to milipedes, lizards and turtles and three baby wall radios. -- wall rules. >> bib squirrels -- >> for all of us here thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be

our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son of the white house on this friday evening and hopefully they're staying cool on this friday, temperature in downtown 98, mostly sunny, the winds calm and dew point in the lower 60s. radar showing it is quiet for the d.c. metro area, a couple showers and storms are to the south of us. now here's a look at what we're expecting. even hotter tomorrow, then some storms come this way. heat advisory for us tonight till 8:00. saturday is an excessive heat warning. so national weather service elevating it because the fact we'll see very hot temperatures, record highs likely. sunday is still hot, but then we're watching for the potential of some big storms coming in the afternoon and in the evening. a cold front coming through this way. here's our 9 futurecast, quiet overnight and also saturday it looks like we'll see plenty of sunshine, very hot day. saturday night is going to be very warm and muggy night. sunday we'll see more clouds moving in and a cold front comes through from the north to the south and we'll see some scattered showers

. >> the white truck belongs to michael harman of vale-joe. he surrendered this morning. >>> a crackdown is coming down on the so-called party busses. >> we want to save other families from going through the stunning realization that we went through. >> they lost their 19-year-old son, brett, two and-a-half years ago after he got drunk on a party bus and crashed his own car driving home. they introduced legislation in brett's name to impose additional regulations on the party bus industry. among them, operators would have to verify the age of passengers and designate chaperons. the legislation faces a key vote tomorrow in the state september's judiciary committee. >>> investigators in contra costa county blame squatters for a weekend fire in an apartment building. we found that it's a growing problem all around the bay area. >> reporter: fire swept through this concord apartment building shortly after noon yesterday. investigators arrested 32-year-old michael moss and say he deliberatedly set the blaze. neighbors say the apartment building is

here's a look at the michael & son camera. the white house as they're getting up and ready for this thursday. temperature 81 degrees. cloudy conditions. the dew points 69 degrees. the winds are fairly light, north, northwest at 5 miles per hour. so for today more storms are possible late this morning and this afternoon and evening. some storms could be strong. not as hot, though, for today, friday, and into your weekend, but we are looking at more storms also for friday to finish out your workweek. here's a look at your 9 future cast. again, this morning we'll see the clouds break up a little bit by the late morning hours. the showers and storms picking up north and west of town. again, those storms could be strong or severe. we'll have to keep our eyes to the sky. tomorrow also looking to be unsettled as well. here's a look at your zone forecast. we start in oakland. 76. cumberland mid-80s. winchester 87. manassas and warrenton in the upper 80s. in downtown lower 90s. annapolis close to 90 degrees. our next three days weather alert cod

club while former england and manchester united football and michael i would was also given the honor of barry torch and former pole vault white said good work couple sirens from the london streets the nine hundred eighty eight and then picked champion snorting been an experiment. for him big movement of olympians and which he united the people of his different religion with different language it's no border through sports or olympics that people are always together this is fantastic and unique power of olympian and in the meantime russia has gone for us either experience as five up and coming gymnasts will be vying to restore the country's former glory and the men's artistic gymnastics in london. has a lot of blood. from the soviet union russian artistic gymnasts have always had a lot to live up to that was the distinguished tradition of soviet union athletes between russia and the u.s. is forty nine gold medals have been won the olympic games for any other nation

already have a democratic president in office, in the white house, saying they're not going to push for more. we have some people like new york mayor michael bloomberg who's pushing for it, but unless more people like that, big names come out and start talking about it, it doesn't seem like anything will change. >> keith, is this a missed opportunity for the white house to take a strong stance on this and push for things to go forward in the sec administration of president obama, if he were lucky enough to be elected? >> honestly, yes, it is a missed opportunity. i wish the white house would do more. i don't expect them to do anymore. i don't expect the romney campaign to do anymore. unfortunately, both of these guys have been in favor of gun control in the past, but i think that there are political issues that are preventing them from leading on this issue. i'm not saying this as the position of a democratic strategist, but as an american. my uncle was murdered eby gun violence. but it will take more than politicians. it will take ordinary people standing up and deciding they're not going to live their lives in fear anymore. we've got to

shooting victim michael white. >> why? what's going on in your life to the point where you want to hurt other people? >> reporter: investigators hope those answers come down the road. prosecutors say james holmes could face the death penalty here in colorado. savannah? >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> local police are being praised for their fast response to the shooting. nbc's kate snow sat down with aurora's police chief. kate, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. he's been a voice of calm through the entire tragedy but it is still raw. when i sat down with the police chief yesterday, i started by asking him to go back to friday morning when hundreds of calls were pouring in, and the radio dispatch traffic was chaotic. >> i've got seven down in the theater nine! seven down! >> i've got people running out of the theater shot. >> reporter: i listened to those tapes. it's hard to listen to those tapes. >> very hard. >> reporter: the one that hits me, someone says, "i've got a child victim." >> i've got a chi

. >>> michael finney has best bargains when it comes to white wine. >>> first high speed rail sermonurs away. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney in san francisco's city hall. the wife of us is suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is -- expected testify today on his behalf trying to downplay the incident as she did with abc7 exclusive interview. >>> 60s and 70s today morning low clouds giving way to afternoon high clouds. if you are heading out in the 90s near 100 everywhere except fargo, minneapolis 80s pacific northwest in the 70s flight arrival delays into sfo that are >>> good morning. 6:30 a.m. on this wednesday july 18th. that is a gorgeous shot outside of the bay under the bay bridge i would imagine and oakland you see there. thank you so much for joining us on this wednesday morning i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. we still see clouds not the drizzle. let's check in with mike. >>> few and far between in morning, especially compared to yesterday morning. hello, welcome to wednesday live doppler, don't see radar returns we saw yesterday, the drizzle patchy, higher elevation ,

witnesses say the teen's truck was hit by truck that crossed the center line. 41-year-old michael harmon was driving the white truck and he ran away from the scene. 10 hours later he turned himself in. >>> sharp words today during closing arguments in the william lynch trial, the man accused of beating up a priest he says molested him as a boy. ktvu's robert handa has more. >> reporter: both sides in the william lynch trial took their last verbal shots to try to sway the jury. >> reporter: william lynch, his attorneys and prosecutors spent the day ranging. william lynch is accused of attacking reverend jerold linder, he says he raped hip and threatened his family. the prosecutor reminded jurors this is about the may 2010 assault. he said it is understandable to be sympathetic to the sexual assault but it did not give him the right to take the law into his own hands. >> explain how they can not allow vigilante justice. >> reporter: the defense attorneys addressed the jury. the 1995 incident was rape and torture. he described the injuries as miner and not great bodily harm. he called william lynch the real assa

here's a look at your michael & son weather camera. that's the white house back there. no lights are on because they're still sleeping. 80 degrees right now. mostly cloudy conditions. dew points still in the lower 70s. still a bit sticky out there. more storms are possible for late this morning, especially by this afternoon and evening. again some strong storms are possible. not as hot, though, today and through tomorrow. we're going to cool down and then more storms also are in the forecast for friday. here's your future cast. this morning should be dry for most of us. again a chance for a late morning shower, maybe a thunderstorm. but this afternoon we're still seeing some more showers and storms again. still the atmosphere is unstable so we could still see maybe some strong to severe storms. friday morning we could see showers and storms as well. the temperatures do cool off not only just today but through tomorrow and into your weekend. here's your forecast. we start in western maryland. oakland mid-70s. in cumberland mid-80s. winchester 87. warrenton 88. manassas 8

. >> joining us now from washington is "time" magazine white house correspondent, michael scherer, his latest piece is titled just a regular guy. in the midwest obama tries for small town -- your piece focuses on retail politicking. i want to talk a little bit about his chief emissary these days, joe biden and his performance at the naacp. there's been a lot of talk. >> i think it's what they like about biden. that was basically at a convention speech. it wasn't a speech just to a constituent group. biden loves that. he loves riling up big crowds like that especially friendly crowds. it's exactly where the campaign wants to put them. i don't think there's going to be many people at that convention feel slighted by the -- >> jonathan, i want to turn to you in terms of, you know, we've talked a lot about the african-american vote, the naacp, whether the president is taking for granted the naacp and the african-american community given the fact that he didn't show up. do you think that this sort of biden goes in, does his work, almost a sort of preacherly speech, if you will, that biden g

and a man giving so much to his count try michael finney shows you the bargain white wines if you have10 you can afford them. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues in just a moment. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> home is now where the purple heart is for a veteran and family and there are a home they received, mortgage-free, part of a program to help veterans wounded in combat. nick smith joins us live with the story. >> the same man says you learn to hide your feelings and he was all smiles today. he was presented with keys to his new home. >> this is a symbol of healing. this really s this just a straight kick to the butt. things are good, now. >> united states marine veteran, a former scout sniper instruckor embarked on a mission. after three hours in combat duty it earned him the purple heart and has been given keys to a new life, a new home. he took me to what he's calling his favorite room. the garage. >> this is where i'm going to be situated wor

white house. >> the featured speakers and cbn president michael little mc'd a dinner celebration. >> it was fabulous. >> very important gathering. well bethlehem's church has become an ongoing pawn. an indangered world heritage site in palestine. >> the move isn't about protecting the landmark, it is about delegitimizing israel. chris mitchell has the story. >> reporter: palestinians celebrated the world heritage sit site. >> we see it as a step in the right direction. >> that is why israel and evangelical christians are angry. >> the church of the nativity is being manipulated by the palestinians. >> foreign ministry spokesman says palestinians arranged this to falsely blame israel for arranging the church. the world heritage site provides work. >> it follows upon their resolution last year to accept palestine as a member state. >> last year u.s. cut 60 million dollars in funding to unesco. david parsons with international christian international jerusalem says palestinians have a built in u.n. majority for what he calls the flat earth society. >> if they proposed the earth was flat, most nations w

here's a look at our michael & son weather camera. the white house still sleeping but a few more lights have turned on in the last 30 minutes or so right now mostly cloudy. 81 downtown. dew points in the 70s. it is still humid out there. so this morning more storms are possible, especially late in the morning. definitely as we get into the afternoon. some strong storms are possible as well. not as hot for today and through tomorrow. even into your weekend and more storms also are on tap for friday as we finish off the workweek. here's a look at your 9 futurecast. not worried about a whole lot of showers and storms but this afternoon and evening, we could see things getting a little more active as well. again any storms that we do see could have the potential to become strong or severe. and temperatures also not as warm today. looks like friday morning this model here picking up some more showers and storms as well. so tomorrow could be pretty wet. temperatures in oakland 76. cumberland 86. leersburg in the upper 80s. in downtown going with uppe

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here's a live look at your live weather cam brought to you by michael and son, beautiful shot of the white house, temperature 89, mostly cloudy conditions, dew points dropped a bit to the mid-60s at this hour. right now temperatures elsewhere upper 80s in manassas, 84 fredericksburg, gaithersburg also in the mid- 80s. so we just have the potential for some strong storms tonight. if we do see them, damaging wind gusts are the main things to watch out for. tuesday will be hot with more storms. some of those storms could also be strong. wednesday is less humid, looks really nice and thursday we'll be hot once again. here's a look at your futurecast. you can see we can maybe see some pop-up showers and thunderstorms. if those storms produce, we may see locally heavy rainfall. after 10:00 i think that threat is pretty much over. overnight early tomorrow morning we'll see some really sunny conditions to start out the day, but then more showers and storms are possible, especially tomorrow afternoon and in the evening. we got a cold front coming through which once that comes through that means coo

white people? more specifically, are black people genetically engineered to be better? michaelmber him in once referred to as the fastest man in the world. he's now pretty fast with his opinion. he's telling london's daily mail, quote, all my life i believe i became an athlete through my own determination, but it's impossible to think that being descended from slaves has left an imprint through the generatio generations. difficult as it was to hear slavery has benefitted descendents like me, and i believe there's a superior athletic gene in us. yes, he did say that. let's talk about it. joining me to talk about it is kenneth, the author of "in black and white, race and sports in america." gentlem gentlemen, thank you for being here. what's the bottom line here when you hear those comments from mr. jaun johnson? >> well, it's problematic. it's nothing new. this has occurred over the past 100 years, initially with african-american athletic success, post the berlin olympic games with jesse owens, and again in the '70s. this is a story that emerges, and there's rarely been any sort

think the heritage foundation plan came through the heritage except through the white house, would it be constitutional? michaeld about this. let's listen to the worst. >> it's well known that roberts unfortunately for him, has suffered from epeleptic seizures. he has been on medication. doctors will tell you that medication used for epileptic seizures can be used for d disord disorders. you can see the cognitive problems. >> he never said he was epileptic. congress member jack kingston of georgia tweeted today. with obama care ruling, i feel like i just lost two great friends. america and justice roberts. ron, this is so over the top. this is like some high school. i don't know how to explain it. it isç very sad. >> the republicans feel betrayed here. they thought they had the supreme court comfortably on their side by 5-4 margin. there goes roberts in the other direction. they are furious at him. roberts, with an eye on the credibility of the court, realizing a 5-4 decision overturning the law, would have cut the slender thread by the credibility of the court hangs. he did not want to go there. >> joan, back

white people. more specifically, are black people genetically engineered to be better? michael jons once referred to as the fastest man in the world is pretty fast with his opinion. all my life i believe i became an athlete through my own determination, but it's impossible to think being descended from slaves has not left an imprint through the generations. slavery benefitted descendents like me and i believe there is a superior athletic gene in us. he did say that. joining me to talk about it, contributor, kenneth is the author of in black and white, race and sports in america. listen, what is the bottom line here when you hear those comments from mr. johnson? i will start with you. >> it's problematic. it's nothing new. this is something that occurred over the past 100 years. initially with african-american athletic success and the berlin olympic games and then again in the 70s. this is a story that emerges and there is rarely been any sort of foundation for anyone to make such statements. >> there have been a number of studies done and this is drawing controversy. many belie

our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son hoping the ac on full blast in the white house're definitely going to need it. in downtown temperature 98 degrees, dew point in the lower 60s, mostly sunny skies. the winds are not helping us out. we would like a nice breeze to bring down those temperatures. radar is quiet for the d.c. area, a couple stray storms south of us into virginia, but we're expecting storm free conditions overall, maybe a stray storm, but overall we have a minimal chance for that over the next 24 hours. sunday is different. hotter tomorrow, then storms arriving for the end of your weekend. heat advisory for us until 8:00 tonight. then saturday an excessive heat warning, record highs likely, sunday still hot, but then some afternoon, evening storms arrive. here's a look at the futurecast. overnight things are quiet, not worried about any major storms. tomorrow morning lots of sunshine. we'll heat back up very quickly. take it easy tomorrow. tomorrow night looking pretty quiet as well. now sunday is when we see the changes. we see more clouds come into the

white people? more specifically, are black people bred to be better. michaelon is not only fast on the track, he's also a little fast with his opinion, telling london's daily mail quote all my life, i believe i became an athlete through my own determination, difficult as it was to hear, slavery has benefitted descendants like me and i believe there is a superior athletic gene in us. last night, we brought out the experts to see what they had to say about this. yes, he did say that. let's talk about it. joining me is es p srkspn and k author of black and white, race and sports in america. what is the bottom line here when you hear those comments from mr. johnson? i'll start with you, kenneth. >> it's problematic. nothing new. this is something that has occurred over the past 100 years. initially with african-american athletic success, then again in the '70s we saw it. this is a story that emerges and there's rarely been any sort of foundation for anyone to make such statements. >> there have been a number of studies done and this is drawing controversy because

. >> joining us now from washington is "time" magazine white house correspondent, michael scherer, hisitled just a regular guy. in the midwest obama tries for small town -- your piece focuses on retail politicking. i want to talk a little bit