for "nightly busine in minneapoli> elsewh ford is jumping on the ride sharing craze. that's where we begin our focus. the auto maker is launching its own program in five cities and lonl. company who finls through ford's credit service will be able to rental their vehicle out to pre screened drivers for use. and the company is recalling more than 200,000 vehicles because of instrument panel and seatbelt issues. still, shares were more than 1% higher today to $15.5. >>> news from disney to tell but. the dow come possibly is increasi payout by 15% to 66 cents a share. that will be payable to sharehol of record. also the firm will pay dividends twice a year now up from once a year. e yield is around 1%. shares rose only news in the afterhours before e close though the stock was down a fraction to $113.77. >>> and free port mac moran is planning an initiative. e mining company failed to sell 100 billions of shares in its oil and gas unit which will listed under the ticker symbol. the shares of the parent company up more than 2% today to $20.56. >>> shares of lennar also hi

tomorrow minneapolis, the heat continues out west.nd spokane, another all-time record for the month of june. the desert southwest, seeing triple digits. >>> and massive casualties after a fire at a water park. officials say it's the colorful powder igniting. all of this happened as it spread across the floor. spectators burned. some of the injured carried away on inflatable inner tubes. more than 400 hospitalized 200 in intensive care. >>> and this attack in tunisia. begins to run toward the road where police finally killed him within hours of one in kuwait and france. a new call of vigilance as we approach july 4th. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: the fbi and homeland security warning law enforcement to be on alert for possible isis inspired attacks during the week of 4th of july. in the last 48 hours, a bulletin sent out to 18,000 law enforcement agencies urging vigilance. the concern real because isis has launched an unprecedented social media campaign, blasting at least 90,000 messages per day worldwide urging mass murder and u

minneapolis, st. paul, the ohio river valley.nd spokane, another all-time record for the month of june. 292 degrees in portland. >> 116 degrees in death valley. thank you so much, rob. >>> and massive casualties after a fire at a water park. officials say it's the colorful powder, blown from the stage, igniting. all of this happened as it spread across the floor. some of the injured carried away on inflatable inner tubes. more than 400 hospitalized, 200 in intensive care. most of them were young people. >>> and this attack in tunisia. the gunman killing at least 38 people on the beach. calmly walking away after the carnage. carrying his gun he usedtourists. moments later, he runs toward the road where police finally kill him. within hours of one in kuwait and france. a new call of vigilance as we approach july 4th. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: the attack drawing close scrutiny here at home after isis claimed credit. the fbi and homeland security warning law enforcement to be on alert for possible isis inspired attacks durin

minneapolis, st. paul, the ohio river valley.nder threat for damaging winds and a few tornadoes there. and spokane, another all-time record for the month of june. 92 degrees in portland. a few degrees cooler, but still very, very warm. >> 116 degrees in death valley. thank you so much, rob. >>> and massive casualties after a fire at a water park. take a look at this. officials say it's the colorful powder, blown from the stage, igniting. going up in flames. watch as it goes up in a fireball, the flames spreading across the floor. some of the injured carried away on inflatable inner tubes. more than 400 hospitalized, 200 in intensive care. most of them were young people. >>> and this attack in tunisia. chilling new images. the gunman killing at least 38 people on the beach. calmly walking away after the carnage. carrying his gun he used to target tourists. sparing the stunned locals who watch him. moments later, he runs toward the road where police finally killed him. this occurring within hours of one in kuwait and france. a back

first up we're off to a stormy start in minneapolis and also milwaukee.looding downpours, damaging winds, a few tornadoes could be possible. with some of these thunderstorms. next up, chicago and detroit. into our monday evening. so want to be very careful. a few scattered thunderstorms will be possible across the southeast. the main story here is the heat. we continue to just sizzle and feel very sticky and steamy. not only are we dealing with the heat here. but across the southwest, phoenix and las vegas, another day of triple-digit heat coming up. kendis and reena, back to you. >> thank you, molly. >>> the searing heat bad news for crews fighting wildfires in five states this morning. red flag warnings posted across six states. nevada, where new fires could erupt at any moment. here's abc's ryan owens on what firefighters are up against. >> reporter: dozens of new fires popping up across alaska. 145 are burning across its vast wilderness. more than 30 homes destroyed. in california, 500 residents evacuate after a new fire breaks out near san california

so this story of the minneapolis priest convicted of abusing minors cost the archbishop his job.onsignor. when you hear this story, does it just feel like -- just feels like a flashback of people going through what you went through as a kid? >> yeah you know when you're abused your life changes. it's never the same again and my heart goes out the those victims in the dominican republic and those victims from minneapolis and i worry that just because he was allowed to resign versus they publicly said "oh, you have to resign because you endanger kids." i mean i read a quote where he says something like "i have a clear conscience because of the protocols i put in to protect children." and i'm thinking that's such a slap in the face to those victims that are hurting and how can you say that? >> so overall when you look at how the catholic church has handled all of these cases of sex abuse, a big wave of publicity is sort of passed in a way, but we keep hearing these incidents and trials coming up. what do you think? >> i just think that the vatican does a lot of things that look good

the fbi identified minneapolis sz a major hub of child prostitution in the country. >> it's a recruiting >> poppy says she was just 15 when she was recruited from her after school job in brooklyn park, minnesota. >> two girls kept coming in and said would you like to go hang out? i'm looking at the clothes, looking at the car like yeah. >> like annie, poppy grew up in an abusive home making her vulnerable to the older girls' false promises of a more glamorous life, but the girls who poppy believed to be her new friends were in fact, prostitutes who were out recruiting young women for their pimp. >> we ended up at this apartment and a couple hours later, here comes the this man. they said this is man and they are like do you want to choose? do you want to be down. >> poppy was turned out on the street there her pimp forced her to have sex with strangers for cash. >> if people don't think it could happen to their children, they are wrong. >> recent studies of trafficking in the twin cities reveal a well-organized network. much like the slave days of old, the human product is acquired, ship

i went to minneapolis. i had a great time in minneapolis. i did a show. i had friends with me.we went back to my hotel bar to have a drink with my friends. we walked in and the bar was really crowded and the hostess said, we're sorry, we're really crowded tonight, if you need a drink you'll have to get it at the bar, we've been really caught off guard. we're like, oh, why did you get caught off guard? and they said, "oh, we've been queer bombed." and i said, "what's queer bombed?" and let me say they were very enthusiastic about this. they said -- well, i guess the lgbt community in minneapolis just like, will randomly name a bar and everyone will just show up there to meet. and let me tell you something, it's a lot more fun when the bar you go to is being queer bombed. i had the time of my life. [ light laughter ] here i am with very nice people out that evening. that was really fun. the best part was we were sitting at our table and two guys came every to ask if we wanted stickers to celebrate the night and they said, "hey, welcome to queer bombs, do you want stickers?" i sai

. >> bergman: leticia zuniga worked for sms, cleaning a mall in a minneapolis suburb. her manager controlled her schedule and had the power to hire and fire. >> bergman: zuniga left sms without filing a complaint. several months later, she reported the incidents to the police and then filed a lawsuit against sms. when you became aware of the zuniga case... >> right. >> bergman: what was your reaction? >> my reaction was astonishment, i mean, i found it hard to believe and was so disappointed that a manager of ours could ever commit such acts against one of our employees. or on the other hand, that we could possibly have an employee that would make up a story about a manager like that committing such acts if he didn't do them. >> bergman: rape, she was talking about. >> right, she alleged that she had been, um, raped. what mattered to us was finding out the truth about what happened. >> bergman: so what did you do? how did you investigate? >> we did the best we could under the circumstances, but when we first learned of her situation, nearly 300 days had passed since th

temperature wise, you will really notice across the center of the 90s from minneapolis on the way downty of houston and intel brio across the eastern u.s. also a bit on the human side across coastal areas. new england to live that cannot highs climbing into the 60s today. meanwhile heating up across portions. basically the interior west. otherwise the southwest u.s. we have moisture on the increase year over the next couple of days looking at showers and storms and the potential for is to mobilize flash flooding across places like nevada and into parts of new mexico. sandra: thank you, maria. will rent on global actions for tomorrow before we handed over to maria bartiromo. stocks poised to fall for a fourth straight day. dow futures sinking further into negative territory than 70 points now, pointing to a lower open. lots of concern out there. ♪ my school reunion. i don't know. who wants to play in idaho? gotta get milwaukee up to speed. we win in flint, we take the lead. we'll close the deal if we just show... when it's go, go to the new choicehotels.com. the site with the right room

rob: so many states it was severe weather that on monday we will focus on the great lakes minneapolis and chicago and detroit under the gun. rocky marciano. kellye: closer to home officials are investigating the collapse of a church under construction. this happened in the dominion valley market square shopping center in haymarket. firefighters arrived to find the roof partially collapsed. two workers were injured and no word on their conditions. a new warning for anyone who rides metro. there have been a high number of cell phone snatches at a number of different metro stops. brianne carter has the video that the police want you to see. brianne: police say this is a recent robbery trend. watch as they walk up to the train and grab the cell phone and run out of the station. >> i just pay more attention and keep my phone in my bag. brianne: metro transit police say they are investigating a half a dozen similar robberies of the popular iphone 6. the victim is usually using the phone when it is not. -- snatched. they are happening on the blue and orange and silver lines when the train is

you are in the 90s as far north as rapid city and minneapolis. down in texas very warm as well across parts of the northwest. the cool spot parts of new england high temperatures there only in the 70's and 60's. heather and ainsley. >> thank you so much maria. >> when it comes to the 2018 winter games people are talking about that. x marks the spot. they approve a new high flying event featured in the x games. they call it snowboard big air. it features jaw dropping stunts in every run. it has mixed doubles krurling and team skiing. >> incredible. >> expect a fireworks faceoff this independence day. one city is taking on the new york famous fire work show. nashville tennessee planning to have 40,000 shells bursting in air this year making it the largest display in the country. of course there's a huge one in new york city. they normally had it on the hudson river now they are having it on the east river. >> can't wait for that. >> 20 minutes until the top of the hour bravenltd new about the clinton cash. what it reveals. >> tsa workers tied to te

you add the intermediate stop, minneapolis, and there is a lot of traffic to tween the two points. you are right. yes, cincinnati -- and fast, a study that i did came to the same conclusion, it is the most attractive. >> the twin cities and chicago. i found that not only do the two endpoints go together, but there are some stops that are fairly sizable and friendly to other transits. that is what struck me about indianapolis and saint paul as well. they have installed four lines. there are a lot of branches to go to, and it would be easy for travelers without cars to get around. >> it is a good synopsis. the environmental factors are favorable. distance is problematic. that endpoints are much more -- it's a very transit progressive city. >> one other thing i notice is i tracked what but travel times -- what the travel time, driving versus train was and they were pretty close. you are not going through city after city after city. in reality, it takes you as long as it takes to drive to minneapolis, and is probably an hour longer on the train. >> there's a time difference. speed woul

no offense to birmingham or minneapolis -- no. i'm not accepting that. >>> well, fireworks of course are a big part of the july 4th celebration. they're generally something though you want to leave up to the professionals. >> if you're planning on lighting up home fireworks you need to know where they're legal and where they're not. news4's megan mcgrath live on the national mall with what we need to know. >> reporter: hey, good morning. every year the consumer safety product commission puts out a warning and they do a graphic demonstration about the dangers of at-home fireworks. later on this morning they'll be doing that with jeff rossen from the "today" man. they'll blow up watermelons to demonstrate the dangers of the fire works. 200 people are injured every day in the month of july and despite the fact that fire works are illegal in most places. now, the laws vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. so there's often a lot of confusion about what the rules are. take a look here at our laws in our area. d.c., anything that explo

minneapolis it 61 degrees. it will stay hot and humid overnight. it will act as a heat on bringing more cheat and humidity in the area for tomorrow. a few clouds across lower pennsylvania, but for us we will stay dry for the overnight with a better chance for a few pop-up showers and storms for tomorrow afternoon. 69-76 for an overnight low. you will be warm and muggy with the wind only at 4-8 miles per hour. a few showers and thunderstorms through the afternoon hours tomorrow. expect some brief heavy downpours. they will move on outta here and we will repeat the process for saturday. heat and humidity returns. a cold front will bring is a little bit of relief for the day on sunday. we are talking about highs in the upper 80's. here is the forecast for the day tomorrow. we are calling for it highs around 95 degrees. it feels like temperatures around a hundred -- 100. take it easy out there and make sure you drink plenty of water. the beach forecast shows near 80 for ocean city on saturday. the outer banks their 90 on saturday. 93 on saturday, upper

. >> police in minneapolis are praising the quick thinking of a group of bystanders involving a serious accident involved a car and pedal public. >> reporter: the operator was not hurt. the driver of the car was taken into custody and could chase charges of criminal vehicular injury. >>> two victims of the charleston shooting will be laid to rest today. ame had bible started again last night. this was the same class that dylann roof was invited into before allegedly shooting arena killing nine people a week ago. the interim pastor led the group, the message of the session was the power of love. >> a live preview of "good morning america" is next. >> reporter: we're looking at a warm one today 86 degrees, i'll show you how we get there. an increase in cloud cover and showers around. we'll look at the national weather forecast to make sure you're not missing out on any thunderstorms or hitting any when you travel today. anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. >> reporter: it's been a long week for

scour in -- 64 in mince -- minneapolis. look at this.shine state was anything but, now it is moving off. no sign of hurricanes in the atlantic, in the pacific, where are you, it disappeared, there you are, hurricane blanca continues to move northward, this bears watching for the next 72 hours as it moved north, some of the moisture may get entrained. it will wrap around a lot of shower activity for the sierra nevada. most will stay in the four corners, for us, the best bet would be sunday, probably won't happen. a possibility it will move in, even toward southern california for monday and tuesday. it's there, low clouds and plenty of sun, the breeze is picking up in the afternoon, 70s, concord livermore. temperature below, near the coast, more so inland, looks quiet. a lot of clouds, probably not much else. >> keeping up on the french open? >> federer lost. he was beat in straight sets. >> sorry, talking tennis. >> that backhand, that guy's backhand is amazing. >> good times. >> we need to learn that one. >> thank you so much. >>> it's 4

first up, we're off to a stormy start in minneapolis and also in milwaukee.does could be possible with some of these thunderstorms. next up, chicago and detroit into our monday evening. so want to be very careful. a few scattered thunderstorms will be possible across the southeast. but the main story here is the heat. we continue to just sizzle and feel very sticky and steamy and not only are we dealing with the heat here but across the southwest, phoenix and las vegas, another day of triple digit heat coming up. kendis and reena, back to you. >> our thanks to molly there. time now for something of a close encounter, closer encounter. real deep sea drama caught on camera. >>ened during a dive off the coast of jupiter, florida, you see a guy frolicking with some fish. not to mention a few tiger sharks. one of the sharks loving the camera comes right up, chomps on it. >> camera hug. >> look at that mouth. >> like t.j. if you ever wondered what the inside of a shark's mouth looks like, well, there you go. good thing the shark wasn't hungry at all. just curious a

john taft is with us from minneapolis and rbc wealth.gest you do better than we do because we look about six blocks east, west, north, and south of midtown manhattan. is escape velocity out there in the middle west right now? i see agriculture crisis is a little bit light. john: know, there is sloppy, sluggish economic recovery everywhere. there is not escape velocity. tom: when you drive west from minneapolis -- which i have never done -- i hear it is fabulous. john: don't do it. tom: it is out there. john: there is nothing there, by the way, except the big joke north dakota, which everybody used to laugh about growing up is one of the best economies. tom: how beleaguered are the dakotas when you look west from minneapolis? john: they are struggling. now they are going through all the dislocation. brendan: you cannot just call them the dakotas anymore. there is a real difference between north dakota and south dakota. south dakota is a completely different economy. tom: they have great college hockey. brendan: i was wondering what was go

i do remember at the convention when he didn't end up going to minneapolis in 2008 and he gave a speech as the hurricane was forecast to hit him southeastern united states and he finishes and the cameras are all set up if we can see the monitors and there is the live floor in minneapolis and this is kind of a vulnerable moment of weakness in some ways on his part in a way that i think it is a human moment where he looked at me and i write about this and said to you think that they know they are insulting me? i never sugarcoated anything for him. i waited and then i would look and say yes i believe they do. but ira member that moment being the time i thought i could let it all go because it didn't matter. he was right. he didn't worry about his legacy interviews as i was trying to scandal around. he said i don't speak the lines. i'm not going to try to be the next president of comments on everything. the job is hard enough as it is and he's comfortable and he said in one year he read three books about george washington and if historians are still analyzing the first president than then t

this is just outside minneapolis. even the outer walls crashed down.ne guest took pictures as she breaks down no one was hurt and in word why much of this hotel collapsed. >> one of my lay overs was in minneapolis, and walking through the airport there were all these mini bars get it, mini bars. >> that is cute. >> a plane falling through the sky its engine just gave out. >> police say pilot experienced what bombers in world war two faced this happened in braiding ton, florida 45 minutes south of florida. two men out testing their boat could not believe what they saw a plane barreling right toward them behind control a nine two-year old man who flew flew b24 bombers in world war two. he looked for a clear field to land in and brought the plane down. >> military pilot over the years they have all of the skills and you can see what happens when something like this happen, they put that skill to use. >> unbelievable to see it all go down and he was able to ditch it a and not any houses or any streets. >> most amazing thing of all the pilot managed to walk

it was posted on facebook, part of our station in minneapolis. if you have ever wondered what a lake look like when large hail stones fall into it, that's what it looks like. at east rush lake, an hour north of minneapolis, and that is incredible stuff. hail stones the size of baseballs are hitting the lake. that's incredible. thankfully, nothing like that here. in fact, we have a severe thunderstorm watch but no warnings. but i want to show that you the area covered by severe thunderstorm watches. from pennsylvania all the way down to north florida. okay, a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam. 88, toasty. humidity sort of on the edge of not being bearable, almost 5%. and we're looking at winds gusting to 23 out of the southwest. here's the radar. actually kind of encouraged by this radar. nothing severe. we do have these heavy storms to the north of us. the storm around warrenton just kind of died out altogether. all we have to track for of stores. one around frederick, one to the north of gettysburg. that's going to head nor

and minnesota in particular there have been maybe 20 to 40 minneapolis based muslims who have gone to fight for isis and al shabaab. i couldn't believe it. the vast majority of the people i spoke to were born here or immigrated here legally. >> i guess considering that this is the antithesis of american values. let me run this next tape that these people that you -- he interviewed said it should be illegal to make fun of the prophet mohamad. >> would it be better if we made it illegal in america to make fun of the prophet mohammed? >> definitely, yeah. >> do you think we should make a law that makes it illegal to -- >> that would be better, yeah. >> i was so mad, they insulted -- >> they shouldn't be allowed to do that. >> big time. >> big time yes. >> they don't believe in freedom of speech they don't believe in american values. they have every right to believe that, but here's the question are we going to allow people that are pushing for values that contradict american values something as simple as freedom of speech or restrict the rights of women, they should live under sharia law

shocking new video from horowitz reveals that some american muslims living in minneapolis would prefer sharia law right here in the u.s. watch this. >> do you feel more comfortable living under american law or would you feel more comfortable living under sharia law? >> sharia law. i'm a muslim. i prefer sharia law. >> yes. >> you prefer sharia law over american law? >> of course, yes. >> and do you find most of your friends feel the same way? >> yeah of course. if you're a muslim yeah. >> joining me fox news contributor. >> the genesis of this video, i spent a lot of time doing these videos all across the world. whenever i'm in europe i marvel at the fact that there's such a lack of integration between the muslim community all across europe france london. and we have so many terrorist attacks going on the past 12 months we've had over a dozen terrorist attacks here in the united states. minnesota in particular there have been maybe 20 to 40 minneapolis based muslims who have gone to fight for isis. it blew me away. i continue believe it. i thought, i have to find out what's going on. >

plenty of heat building in southwest. 91 in minneapolis. 91 in st. louis. 93 in little rock, arkansas. and what will happen in the next couple of days the high pressure that came in behind the cold front bringing us the cooler and the drier air will slide off to the south and the east of the carolina coast. pretty much developing what is called a bermuda high. when that happens it will change the wind direction to bring up the higher level of humidity and the higher level of heat. this is what we wind up with. a comfortable 87 tomorrow with sunshine. then hot. 95 on thursday. friday. 93 same on saturday with the afternoon showers and the storms. the humidity levels will be high enough to be uncomfortable. cooler on sunday and monday. chances of storm and the heat will rebuild tuesday wednesday, thursday next week. maureen and robert. maureen: thank you doug. nba finals game three. where do we stand? robert: well, it doesn't matter what the weather is. stay inside and watch steph curry. nba finals game three. is steph curry going to perform? some thin

they didn't know this was happening. >> i'm glad you mentioned minneapolis. they invited st. thomas, all us. they didn't allow them. a lot of the japanese started as transfer students >> at this institution they were arkansas. .. [inaudible] >> there probably was one attempted escape in all of, all of the 10 camps. and he got to the railroad he was in wyoming, got to the railroad terminal and suddenly realize that he was not going to be safe outside, and returned afterwards. people, the soldiers who were guarding them, the first thing the evacuees were told that they're being put in these camps to protect them against the white population. as they reached the camps finally they realized the machine guns were not pointed out. they were pointed in. at tanks outside were not pointed out. they were pointed in. but there was no real they were in places where they couldn't -- manzanar is in between two towns, lone pines and independence in california. i would guess combined population of those two towns about 800 people. so there was no way to escape. and even when the government j

severe weather in minneapolis and in toward chicago, we have watch boxes even at this early hour of the morning out that way. there's a little bit of action down to the south. chances of severe weather the main area would be this slot from chicago over toward detroit and back into eastern iowa, there's also some chance of thunderstorms all the way into western pennsylvania and another cluster to the east of atlanta toward jacksonville, florida. this orange area a chance of tornados there. if you're traveling in those areas check with your airline to make sure there are no delays. no big delays in any of the more commonly traveled destinations and in chicago so far so good clear skies. >>> in south korea mrs has claimed another life. the most recent outbreak killed 25 people in south korea. >>> interesting news from a new study, double jointed people are lukely to suffer from anxiety. hyper mobile or double jointed participants shows areas of the brain that is associated with anxiety. >>> here's reena ninan with america's money. >> reporter: oil prices stay low. save a live but there's a

wallet hub received a survey and it named minneapolis minnesota. here's the shocking part. it ranked philadelphia number 32 behind detroit and texas and boise idaho. >>> it was a embarrassment for sean diddy combs. he fell at the bet awards videos. it's not been a good week, last week he was arrested for assaulting the ucla football coach with a kettle bell. we'll be right back. soccer. top chef. soccer. top chef. [whi stles] soccer! top chef! [shouting] disco! [singing] say it and see it. the x1 voice remote, only from xfinity. >> welcome back here the top stories, firefighters in gloucester county are on the scene of a barn fire in harass ton township. look -- harrison township. look at all the white smoke crews had to truck in water to fight the flames. >>> a plane that crashed into a home in massachusetts took off locally from a lancaster airport. people on plane were killed, the people inside the home escaped. >>> police took two men into custody who were suspected in playing a role in a custody -- in the shooting. >> reporter: an accident has cleared on schuylkill exp

. >>> the catholic archbishop of minneapolis and st. paul has resigned over allegations of having turned a blind eye to numerous reports of misconduct. a former priest there is currently serving five years for molesting two boys. >> this has been a painful process. i ask your prayers. for the healing of the archdiocese and most especially for the healing of all victims an survivors of clergy sexual abuse. >> en bishop's being resignation came days after the be vatican's forming of a tribunal to study sexual abuse. >>> ambassador in the dominican republic prosecutors said he swealdsexually abused children there from 2008 to 2014. >>> day 10 in the search for two murderers who escaped from prison in upstate new york. a prison worker charged with helping them escape has been in the news. beingquickly held over for trial on charges she helped richard matt and david sweat to escape. she provide them with hacksaw blades chisel and a gloves. >> per her statement to law enforcement she went out and bought those gloves and brought them into the

traffic delays tonight on the northeast extension, chopper 6 hd was over the southbound lanes in minneapolis county last night's rain caused the sinkhole to open up in a construction zone and crews are working to repair filling the hole with concrete and southbound drivers are forced to exit at landsdale be that is causing a massive backup stretching for miles the southbound lanes are not expected to reopen until after the evening rush hour, police are questioning a suspect wanted to firing a gun at the bank of america branch in plymouth meeting last week. >> after they released this surveillance video tips came in naming the 38-year-old suspect and was arrested at his apartment in norristown police say he was home with his wife that is 9 months pregnant and authorities say they recovered a gun and they expect to charge the gunman tonight and they say he been out of work for months and faced minimum of 10 years in prison for firing the weapon. >>> a jury sentenced marcel johnson to death today for the murder of 4-year-old manny rankins and received a life sentence for her mother. and police

severe weather on monday, minneapolis/st. paul, louisville, cincinnati, and the ohio river valley.bc news, new york. >> thank you, rob. >>> more of us are expected to hit the road next weekend for fourth of july, of course. more people than since before the recession. aaa says 85% of the 42 million traveling will be driving. the economy's stronger than ever before and consumers are more confident about it. and gasoline is fairly cheap. a gallon almost $1 less than this time last year. hotels and airfare, though, are slightly up. i filled up in new jersey. >> you did. >> $2.59. >> that's a bargain. good deal. >> yeah, yeah. >> and you didn't have to pump it yourself in new jersey. >> that's right. that's the big plus. >>> okay, so not gasoline but talking about solar power. and a solar-powered plane attempting to circle the globe without a drop of fuel has taken off once again. >> the "solar impulse 2" is finally heading for hawaii this morning after an unscheduled month-long stop in japan because of bad weather. there's only one pilot on board for the 120-hour flight to hawaii. >>

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and this is a time lapse video of the northern lights near minneapolis. a severe solar storm slammed earth, creating the shimmering pole polar site. more from the website, aljazeera.com. strait. plus up close and personal. how a documentary film can help change the conversation in america about gun violence. this week or next the united states supreme court is expected to deliver a potentially history-making decision on gay marriage. right now, as the map shows, gay marriage is legal in 37 states

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, dozens of police officers were honored to keep you safe on the road today in conshohocken the minneapolis county describe attorney's office along with buckle up pa gave out 30 awards to police officers in delaware and montgomery counties. the police officers were recognized for taking part in the state's aggressive driving and enforce many project. the focus is to deter people from driving dangerously and speeding and the program to purchase and renovate or sell abandoned or foreclosed homes was in delaware the groenl initiative is aimed to create the opportunities for local families and the announcement was made at the delaware reinvestment summit hosted by a number of community organizations. the search is on for a bank bandit wearing muslim gashrbgarb. and jaime apody was at the face it told. >> sam bradford was held out of 11 on 11 action when will he participate? he'll answer that question coming up. >> it's hot and humid today with isolated thunderstorms and downpours and i'm tracking much more comfortable air on the way. i have all the details in the accuweather forecast. >> those

not so much out toward minneapolis, and some out toward denver colorado. no major delays, but we have rain reported in chicago not severe stuff but maybe a delay later on when more flights are heading toward midway and o'hare. tam and matt. >> thank you david. >>> even more reason to replace the gaming control board with something like a baseball, too much time behind the tube seems to weaken bones in teen boys. boys who spend five hours in front of a screen have lower bone density. that will matter later on in life. doctors recommend ten to 20 minutes of gymnastics, running or jumping or weight-bearing exercise for three days a week, for children and. >>> alzheimers had a big impact on women than it does on men. the alzheimers association plans to begin funding new research to find out what puts women at this extra risk. >> gas prices in the philadelphia area took a dip at 2.90. here's the national you'll, america's money. >> reporter: cheap gas for the holidays. >> >> reporter: this morning it's 2.77. a year ago it was 3.68. in fact you would have to go

paul in minneapolis for failing to address several complaints of sexual misconduct against a priest.amsey county prosecutor john choi says the archdiocese protected father curtis waymeyer keeping him in the system keeping him as a priest while he continued to abuse children. he was convicted in 2013 on charges of sexual abuse against minors. he is currently serving a five-year prison sentence. let's talk about this with analyst jon allen. also with me cnn criminal defense analyst and also defense attorney joey jackson. guys thank you very much for being here. it is incredibly disturbing to read that not only about this one priest but about a number of priests that the prosecutor here in minnesota is saying you did nothing, you basically turned a blind eye, right, joey? >> oh absolutely. and, you know, it's important to note poppy, that it's really a dual approach the county attorney is taking dual in that there's a criminal complaint of course that's filed against the archdiocese, you know, basically charging the archdiocese with turning a blind eye ashgs louing minors to be abued an

sanders continues to draw a large crowd in his campaign as he said in minneapolis yesterday. let's go to somebody who knows the riggers of what it takes to run for president. john kerri is cutting short his trip to europe after breaking his leg in a bike accident in france. this is file tape of a similar ride in march. he was riding in france south of swiss border where the talks are taking place. a local newspaper said he fell along a mountain rout which has been part of the tour de france more than a dozen times. kerri reportedly hit a curb. the 71-year-old was hospitalized in geneva with a broken femur. he is returning home today. the fracture is near the site of his earlier hip injury. we wish him well. back at home former congressman denny hastert's name is no longer on the public center of his all ma mater. he was indicted on payments of covering up past misconduct. he apparently paid nearly $2 million to conceal sexual oi us a abuse of a man where he once taught. he is also facing charges to avoid reporting requirements but not for the alleged misconduct. >> number one

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becky roaring is a tsa whistleblower in minneapolis st. paul. >> some of these badged employees who worked at the msp airport later traveled to syria to fight for isis. >> reporter: air marshal whistle blower robert mclean says the high profile effort to arm pilots as a last line of defense is failing, too because handguns are banned by some countries and because shot guns would more effective stop a terrorist breaking -- effectively stop a terrorist breaking into the cockpit. >> there should be a shotgun with an emergency block switch. pellets won't harm passengers or the aircraft. >> reporter: some tsa defenders had suggested those undercover agents who snuck the fake bombs and banned weapons past the checkpoints knew in particular the weak points of those checkpoints, but today the inspector general said they were just auditors with no special training or background in beating detection. live at reagan national airport bruce leshan, wusa9. >> that's even more disturbing, thank you. the security scare at that hearing not the only one in

on sunday just yesterday, more than 3,000 supporters gathered in minneapolis, minnesota, for a rallysanders. many supporters stood outside because the hall was absolutely full. one of our producers was on the ground to ask folks on the ground why they were siding with team bernie. >> i think he's on the right side of almost all the issues. the wealth gap is one of his big issues. of course, i think that's very important. >> i'm a social worker so i really support his views on welfare. >> both of us are on here because we're really appreciative of having someone who's campaigning for president who doesn't beat around the bush. someone who seems to not be playing the political game. we want somebody who's willing to actually fight for the issues that we care about. >> i expect him to you know challenge hillary clinton and really pose a different voice, one that's a little more left rather than centrist. >> bernie sanders does bring a unique perspective. but more than that he's really bold. >> i've never been so inspired by a politician the way he's inspired myself and a lot of people i

it will spread to the middle of the country with 90s wide spread all the way to minneapolis as we go throughout the second week of june. kind of right on schedule. the storm is very much weakened. it's kind of separated. got sheared a part a little bit. winds are down to 50 miles per hour. we're not expecting a lot of problems from the storm at all in the baja. eventually some of the moisture will sneak to arizona and new mexico but not a lot. just including you in redding. fresno about 105. areas right on the coast the exception. not quite a heat wave yet but it's getting close to. >> but perfect beach weather. >> it is. >> straight i head american pharoah's value values sore. >> plus are future fee fa world cup locations in jeopardy? so you're watching "early today." but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospita

so if are you in the poconos and parts of minneapolis and bucks there is a chance of sun in the afternoonorrow. 61 is today's high and scattered showers and cool on wednesday and high of 68 and showers around at times especially during the morning and sun breaks out in the northern areas during the day and cloudy on thursday, as the system wants to lock itself in place and bringing showers and a coolish high of 69, friday we are back into the southerly flow and we wine up with a high of 79. i would not cancel plans. 80 on saturday and clouds and sun and muggy and a late thunderstorm there and 76 with a spotty shower on sunday. both days not washouts. >> today caitlin jenner is thanking everybody for the support. reaching more than a million twitter followers in four hours the vanity fair was released showing bruce jenner's transition to a woman. the tv network e is following her transformation and will air a tv series later on this summer. >> iggy azalea is getting married to her boyfriend, a former philadelphia 76ers basketball player the two got engaged at a bash young who plays for the

and then i'm going to be at the estate theater in minneapolis on saturday night.s another show. so, there you go. [ applause ] and, one thing you shouldn't do is if you live in st. louis, don't come to the one in minneapolis and vice versa. go to the one that's closest to you. very excited. my brother has been in town. he lives in l.a. he's visiting. he's visiting because he's shooting a television show here for the next eight weeks in new york. very excited that he's here. very excited he's doing a tv show. most excited because my brother had to grow a mustache for the show and it's hilarious when someone you've never known -- you've known him your whole life, he's never had a mustache, all of a sudden has a mustache. here's my brother rocking a pretty good, thick mustache. [ laughter ] it's very impressive because i could not do that. [ laughter ] no matter how much time you gave me. even after a month, i look -- you remember old black and white movies where the werewolf and they would do it is like stop motion animation -- they would just keep putting a little

stuck in traffic, minneapolis, st. paul in the middle of a hailstorm hailstorm. it covered the landscape for that severe storm. >>> let's talk about fires in the west. they'd love to get rain. they don't want thunderstorms though. lately we've had dry-based thunderstorms, with lightning and without rain. that's the worst thing. you have to deal with the lightning strikes that cause the fires. we have numerous brush fire asks couple of large wildfires out there. the heat wave we're in the middle of this isn't helping. salt lake city 104, one degrees away from the hottest temperature ever measured in june. >> boise off the charts. warmest june you've had by 2 degrees. these records go back 100 years in the boise area. that's outstanding statistic of how extreme it's been. it's going to stay that place, everyone 100 plus. in july southeast and maybe mid atlantic looking for above average temperatures. the middle of the country looks cooler with wet weather and thunderstorms. for today's forecast showers and storms. severe storms in the southeast, ohio valley not goi

of the northern lights near minneapolis. a severe solar storm slammed earth, creating the shimmering po polar site. more from the website, aljazeera.com. strait. plus up close and personal. how a documentary film can help change the conversation in america about gun violence. this week or next the united states supreme court is expected to deliver a potentially history-making decision on gay marriage. right now, as the map shows, gay marriage is legal in 37 states and the district of columbia. everything in orange - gay marriage is not legal in 13 states, the one in red. it includes four states and has cases before the court. an issue for the justice is whether the bans on same-sex marriage, whether they were constitutional. if the court rules they are unconstitutional. it would mark a legal transformation that began two years ago. in 2013, a key section of the marriage act was rejected. ruling that benefits could not be denied to legally married gays or lesbians. 35 states passed laws banning same-sex marriage, and the ruli

i spoke with r.t.ryback former mayor of minneapolis, to discuss his perspective on the lack of investmentvery political leader in both parties came here and gave us comforting assurance that they would do what it takes to make sure this would never happens again, that we would take care of infrastructure in this country. we were blessed frankly to hear that we're still in this debate. it's incredibly disheartening. >> former pennsylvania governor ed rendell joins us tonight here on "they ed show." thanks for joining us. always a pleasure. >> nice being here. >> you have dealt with state budgets and you know states can't do this alone. there has to be some federal money here but this seems, governor, to be the issue that just gets kicked the can down the road time and time again. what's the conclusion here in the middle of the budget fight we're about to see in washington in. >> normally people ascribe deadlock in washington to partisanship. this is not the case. ideology is not really playing a factor here. as you know, ed infrastructure traditionally has been a republican issue. jim inho