minnesota, wisconsin, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania. a lot of people focused on trade and jobs there. could those go to trump? >> right. first of all, any gop candidate is going to look at the romney math and see it is kind of a daunting task. but trump as an outsider might be in the best position. i think he is smart to focus on some of these great lakes states. who better than an outsider than to criticize some of the clinton legacy in terms of nafta. these are the people that are adversely affected by trade deals that donald trump is making such a big deal at the time. >> we know that no republican in very, very recent history -- and way, way back -- has ever won the white house without winning the state of ohio. >> similar issues affecting them. economy, nafta. we have seen some polls that put donald trump in a dead heat and even winning some of them. people have largely exaggerated donald trump's ability to get votes in some states but i think the same holds true with there being a lot of lack of enthusiasm for a hillary clinton ca

of the top states in the united states three have same-day registration minnesota wisconsin and new hampshire and they have 71 to 76% of eligible adults are able to vote at end up voting on election day in 2012. conversely the bottom for states they required fans registration. secretary brought up another point. the point is will these people actually vote? the benefit of opt out is likely to be greater than so far because data from same-day registration doesn't answer the question of whether more people would be willing to vote if they were art already registered in advance of began receiving mail or this is a research area called implementation attention. if you google that mouthful in google scholar you can look up implementation attention and you can learn about manipulation that demonstrate increase voting and i think we are going to hear more about that perhaps because i know several experts on the stage you know a lot about this. in addition to asking whether you plan to vote i can ask you how you plan to get there like sue is going to take you there and who you going to go with? when

that's a serious situation if minnesota and wisconsin.hat front will bring us a threat for showers and stormses starting late monday, monday night, tuesday, in the meantime it's nice ring couple of clouds early -- nice, couple of clouds early, showers this to southeast west rginia like they need more rain after the devastating floodings that's been going on there. for us, beautiful sunny weather. that's going the be the key for tomorrow as well. clear tonight, quiet. 60s, we might see a few 5s in the cool spots, a great looking sunday, winds more southeasterly, 5-10 miles an hour as temperatures make the mid-80s. lot of sunshine, we focus out to the west, head towards monday. sunday night quiet, monday morning sunshine, by the afternoon, we will see clouds thicken up. we may see showers and storms those are differing a little bit, have the threat, late monday afternoon, monday evening, the problem is, this front is not moving very quickly, tuesday, tuesday morning and midday we still have showers and potential storms around. taws may end

of the top four turnout states in the united states, three have same-day registration, minnesota, wisconsin and new hampshire and they have 71% to , 76% of eligible voters that are able to end of voting on election day in 2012. conversely, in the bottom four states, all below 50% they , require advanced registration. the secretary brought up another point. the point is will these people actually vote? the benefit of opt out is to be greater than what i have said so far because data from sending same-day registration states does not answer the question on whether more people would be willing to vote if they were already registered and began receiving mail. this is a research area called implementation intention, so if you google that mouthful, you can look that up, you can learn about manipulation. i think we will hear more about that because i know several experts on the stage who know a lot about this. in addition to asking whether you plan to vote, i can ask how you plan to get there? who is going to take you there? who will do go with? when are you going to go? it turns out that guiding

estarÍa afectando porciones de wisconsin, minnesota y montana.e la naciÓn, tiempo mayormente seco y mucho calor. en houston sÍ tienen un 40% de actividad de precipitaciones, incluso maÑana, domingo y el lunes, con mÁximas de 91. y ahora me voy para la parte oeste. phoenix, 100 grados, un 20% de actividad de lluvias en aras de la noche. las vegas, sobre 100. tenemos san francisco con mÁximas de 70. las mÁximas en los angeles, 77. si va saliendo de su casa en los angeles, tenga mucha precauciÓn, porque va a haber neblina. que tenga un feliz fin de semana. ahora vamos con dos bellezas que tienen consejitos para ponernos en forma para el verano. karla: tu no lo necesitas, carito. ana patricia: amiga, le vamos a enseÑar esta rutina de ejercicios como un bombero. karla: mi fran y mi johnny a todo lo que da. tambiÉn les vamos a decir cÓmo y con quÉ frecuencia debemos limpiar esos utensilios de nuestro hogar. ana patricia: y te mostramos la mÁquina que plancha y doblar la ropa automÁticamente. yo quiero. karla: ir -y desde su rancho en chiapas, juliÓn Ál

head into this afternoon and evening things will get busier across places like montana and minnesota and wisconsine severe storms and the severe threat continues as we head through saturday across a combhing of the northeast and parts of the plains. sunday another round of storms large hail damaging winds and isolated tornadoes possible as well. temperatures warm in the 70's we from minneapolis to texas. here's a look at the summer heat already building in minneapolis, rapid city and across the southeastern u.s. let's head over to you. >> it is the weekend. that's good. >> the time is 20 minutes to the top of the hour. the shocking report showing how much tax payer dollars are being used to settle refugees. why it could get worse if president obama gets his way. >> stranded hundreds of feet in the air would cause the tallest roller-coaster in the park to come to a screeching halt. . . you both have a perfect driving record. perfect. no tickets. no accidents. that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. yeah. now you would think your insurance company would cut you some

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one could suppose the hypothesis that people in wisconsin, minnesota and new hampshire are less alienatedvirginia and texas, but that is a 24 percentage point difference. that it could potentially be an effect that is 10 times as large and that is an interesting effect of going door-to-door in talking to people. just going from opt in to opt out, you could get a 10 fold increase, and it feels like a good ring to do. -- good thing to do. [laughter] wendy: we have time for one or two more questions before turning it over. oregon, howrnia and are they reaching people who do not have driver's licenses? wendy: great question. registration at the dmv does reach only those forle with drivers licenses that method of registration. there still are registration avenues available outside of the dmv, but as you heard p say, thispadilla does not have to be limited to the dmv and many states are considering rotter sweeps to include the public service agencies, disability agencies, a full wide range of government agencies and there is no reason they cannot be included in the process. we have seen technol

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slip by you and you cannot know you have it, especially if you live in the east or the west, minnesota, wisconsin truth is, if you only get a characteristic rash 60% of the time, the bull's-eye rash, the red rash, 60% of the time, it can also be in an area of the body you're not looking for it. it can be in your scalp, under your arms, so the problem is it can be easily missed. what else can you have with lyme disease? fatigue, tingling, joint aches, memory loss and you can have the inability to think clearly, ainsley. so it is not impossible to simply just lose your memory and it could be lyme disease. those are later stages. but again, you could miss the rash and go untreated and say, why am i so tired? why do i have the tingling? what are the joint aches? it could be lyme disease. >> how do you find out? >> first thing, if you are in an area with ticks, get deer fencing. number one, look for ticks on the children. get in the shower and feel for tiny bumps. they are the size of a point of a pep sincil. but then they expand. if you are taking a tick out, use a tweezer. get the whole thing out. i

if you look at the northern tier, pennsylvania, new hampshire, maine, wisconsin, minnesota, iowa, there are blue state pickup opportunities for trump in states where you have large numbers of blue collar white voters. could that -- if he put together this great gambit, could he -- and certainly the only reliable swing state polling we've had, quinnipiac, shows him getting smoked like a ham in florida but it shows him competitive in pennsylvania and ohio. if you're trump, you say, basically donald trump has a choice. the republicans are trying to get him house broken, mainstream. they want him to be heeled. >> h-e-e-l. >> yes. that's what they want. they want him to run like a normal republican. i would argue there's no path to victory that way but instead if he goes for independent, coalition, white voters, blue collar voters in the northern tier, he's got a shot. >> i underpromised you overperformed. always good to see you, chris. thank you. >> you bet. >> leland? >> the average american's 401(k) lost roughly $$2700 friday as te dow crashed on brexit news and as the uncertainty continu

minnesota. severe thunderstorm watch into wisconsin and des moines. that's all along that cofront. that is the first round. then, as we do into tomorrow, the cold front approaches, and you can see the shape, from detroit to cleveland, toledo is in there, louisville to almost nashville, damaging wind, hail, even a possibility o fueled by, of course, heat. and look at how hot wednesday into thursday is. heat advisories, dallas to little rock. >> all right, tracking it through tomoow. ginger, thank you. >>> we are also learning more at this hour about an alleged russian hack attack on the he headquarters of the democratic national committee in washington, d.c. did the russians steal files, still opposition research on donald trump? abc's cecilia vega in washington for us. cecilia? >> reporter: david, we are talking about spies linked to russian intelligence agencies here, and they went straight for the research on donald trump. and the dnc has files on trump going back years, that they likely plan to use against him during this nasty campaign. the hackers had access to some files for

. >> we had a girl from minnesota, a girl from wisconsin only one girl from chicago. a lot for the girls, they are not staying in one location. they are moving around. they have people behind moving them around. >> the team is about to pack it in when they get one last visit from a woman hoping to trade sex for cash. >> relax, okay, sweetie. don't get nervous or anything, okay. >> uh-huh. >> 23-year-old jessica is more than 600 miles away from her home in arkansas. >> is this all you had on? >> yes. >> this high school graduate tells police sh this is her first run in with the law. >> have you ever been arrested before? >> no. >> never for anything? >> no. >> how long have you been working. >> not that lock. >> how long have you been in chicago. >> three weeks. >> where are you staying. >> at a friend's house. >> among jessica's belongings, they find condoms, receipts for stays in high-end hotels and more than $500 in cash. they suspect she maybe trafficked, but she insists she's acting alone. >> can i ask are you trafficked or are you keeping the money? >> all mine.

more severe weather is expected for the areas like wisconsin as well as minnesota because the system is still existing. more threat for severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds and more tornadoes. because of the low-moving system there is a threat for flash floods across the great lakes region. there is another threat for severe weather across the northern plains, the rockies and the saskatchewans. the severe weather was caused by the tempererature contrast. warm air in the south and cool and chilly air behd itit. you can see mountain snow over british columbia as well as washingtgton state. across the south it's been dry across new mexico. that is causing wildfires. we have video coming out of new mexico. firefighters and emergency crews battled a large forest fire in new mexico tuesday. the flames were seen rising above the high tree tops in the national park. the blazed burned several hectares of land. officials told residents not to be alarmed if they see smoke because of the far-range visibility of the fire. dry weather and high temperatures are expected to continue for

, pleasure, what have you to the great lakes, today could be rough going, from minnesota, iowa throughout southern wisconsino chicago, illinois, out to indiana and cincinnati and columbus, severe weather o plenty. very moderate companions, very strong low level jet. a lot of moisture. this will be primetime for a lot of severe weather today. tornadoes, hail. 24 gusts to 35 at travis. concord 16 gusting to 25. west at oakland. 50s and 40s on the temperatures. couple of low 60s hanging on. upper 40s boulder creek, scotts valley. low clouds and fog means 60s by the coast. 70s around the bay. that system will cool us down today and tomorrow, and high pressure back for the weekend. low clouds, breezy, cooler, 80s, 90s inland. windy for some. 60s to 90s. i don't think it will help clear lake too much or vacaville. fairfield which was 98 yesterday, 89 tonight. cooler towards morganhill and gilroy, which were in the mid- 90 yesterday. lower 90s today. 83 san jose. 60s on the coast. 70s on the peninsula or very low 80s. cooler pattern thursday, nice friday and warmer for the weekend. >>> business near the pulse nigh

look at this nasty line of severe weather moving through wisconsin along with sections of minnesota.his is our system for tomorrow. in fact slight risk for severe weather coming up the complete timing of potential damaging winds along with hail and your entire weekend forecast. back to you. >> all right, thanks, scott developing to night terrifying moments outside a dallas texas airport. >> get down, get down, get down! >> (gunfire). >> this happening today outside the baggage claim of dallas love field airport. you can see an officer there in yellow vest with a weapon drawn. authorities say the man was seen throwing rock at the mother of his children who was sitting in a car. an officer proved and told the suspect to stop but police say he rush the officer forcing police to shoot. officials say the man is at a hospital now and that he is not critically wounded. >>> in montgomery county, accused of gunman is under arrest for a deadly shooting in the mcdonald's parking lot. jonathan walker charged with first degree murder and related offenses in the shooting death of 24-year-old marqu

scattered showers across parts of texas as well and severe storms in areas of minnesota and wisconsin few days and will be for the next number of days very warm temperatures and take a look at this across the southwest. 120 today in phoenix. 93 in flagstaff scprks those are pushing all-time records, not just for the date but the all-time hottest and when you live in places that are really hot already, when you get to the all-time hottest, it is not fun. today is probably the hottest day in phoenix, tomorrow a little bit cooler and then we cool down to the mid 1-teens for the next number of days as well. here's the rest of the country. very hot the rest of the country as well. 92 in fargo, 91 in chicago. we warm up across the central plains. kansas city, 101. >>. [ croaking ] >> where's freddie the frog-caster? >> other stories making headlines. fox news alert, two florida sheriffs deputies in the hospital this morning after a driver crashes into the funeral procession for one of the nightclub shooting victims. police say the woman got impatient and decided to cut through an intersecti

es viernes, es hora de la maÑana le damos un vistazo, mal tiempo andrea serÍa mÁs que todo wisconsin minnesotala florida de hecho traerÍa un 70% actividad de lluvia para ciudad del sol de miami y algunos estados del golfo, por lo pronto altas presiones dominan en gran parte desde la naciÓn lo que parecen de semana empezarÁ a dar más calor y humedad, por pronto y te perderÁs ligeramente más cÁlidas para nueva york, mÁximas de 77, mÍnimos en la 57, si los meramente despejados, en boston muy cerca del estado donde se va jugar precisamente en bolivia contra chile tienen tiempo mayormente tranquilo, mÁximas de 68 mÍnimas de 54 con tiempo mayormente despejado. para chicago el ftp de panamÁ y argentina tiene mÁximas de 91 tipo querido para ustedes tipo tranquilo, 20% actividad de chubascos aislados y en la noche tiempo merme de seco, tiempo seco para el sur de la naciÓn, por ustedes mis amigos de houston que tiene mÁximas de 91 con un 30% de la lluvia que se extiende tambiÉn para sÁbado y para el domingo, no por su paraguas, nos vamos un poco mÁs para el oeste de la naciÓn 100°, 20% de la precipitaci

slightly more republican and states republicans hoped to win like pennsylvania and wisconsin, wisconsin and minnesotainto play. i think the big one is going to be pennsylvania. if trump moves pennsylvania, lot of bhu color people. older democrats who no longer feel they're democrat. if we can win florida and ohio and pennsylvania he's got a good shot at becoming president. >> we have a lot of time to talk about the map. thank you. >> there are reports from across california of high voter turnout? >> and nearly one year ago, donald trump began his journey. a look back at that wild presidential primary and where we go from here. >> our campaign received more primary votes than any g.o.p. campaign, this is a testament to people who believed real change, not obama change, but real change is possible. i'd like to make a dep-- vo: it happens so often, you almost get used to it. we got this. vo: which is why being put first takes some getting used to. ♪ nationwide is on your side nationwide is the exclusive insurance partner of plenti. when age-related macular have degeneration, amd we came up with a plan t

minnesota. earlier in the show, i was talking about the legendary witch hunting, closeted homophobe lawyer roy cohn, who i should have said worked for senator joe mccarthy of wisconsin mistake, i said he worked for eugene mccarthy, the senator from minnesota, who is a very different guy. ran for president in 1968 as an opponent of the vietnam war, part of the reason my mom became a united states citizen was to vote for eugene mccarthy. eugene mccarthy of minnesota very much opposed the witch hunting carried out by joe mccarthy of wisconsin. i am a freaking idiot. we'll be right back. sorry. your car got rear-ended and you needed a tow. did your 22-page insurance policy say, "great news. you're covered?" no. it said, "blah blah blah bh..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty mutual insurance. >>> so in a campaign where we have already seen a lifetime's worth of political ads, it is a real struggle to stand out in the crowd, no matter the race. or at least that was the real struggle in the presidential race, until this ad just hit the air waves. all right, it's friday, it's been a toug

minnesota. earlier in the show, i was talking about the legendary witch hunting, closeted homophobe lawyer roy cohn, who i should have said worked for senator joe mccarthy of wisconsinmy mistake, i said he worked for eugene mccarthy, the senator from minnesota, who is a very different guy. ran for president in 1968 as an opponent of the vietnam war, part of the reason my mom became a united states citizen was to vote for eugene mccarthy. eugene mccarthy of minnesota very much opposed the witch hunting carried out by joe mccarthy of wisconsin. i am a freaking idiot. we'll be right back. sorry. looktry align probiotic.our digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, holdn to your tiara kind of day. live 24/7. with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the #1 ge recommended probiotic. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, rate lock, that guarantees your re for any reason. at any time, but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, bu

hail reported there and same sort of hail and damaging wind in the high plains and parts of wisconsin and minnesota moves to the northeast on saturday. chicago to new york city, even philly included. that's the big picture. let's get your local weather in 30 seconds. first the weekend getaways. >> i am meteorologist drew tuma, it is sunny across the region and comfortable. 64 in san francisco. 75 in san jose. 69 in oakland. 77 in santa rosa. we are bright. breezy. temperatures take off on saturday into sunday. we are back into the low 90s. a second half of the forecast, temperatures are trending back down to average for this time of year. >>> coming up a twist in that bizarre case in hawaii where a woman was accused of killing her twin and walking free after the judge threw out the charge. nancy and dan weigh in. >>> will the mvp, steph curry, be able to turn it around. >>> iggy azalea performing live in central park this morning. ♪ you already know alzheimer's means... so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. w

over 29 reports of large hail. 79 wind damage reports from michigan through wisconsin and minnesota.tch of thunderstorms that heal has lost the steam. we lose the daytime sun. and simmer down. once we get that eat from the evening shine, we'll start to see the thunderstorms flare up and they become more convective across the new england coast. that's why we're focusing our attention on the region. all the dynamics are at play. we're talking about the heat that continues to build across the u.s. it's only the he have11th or 12 june and we're talking record-breaking territory for much of the central and eastern section of the u.s. take a look at this, cincinnati and indianapolis, we're flirting with decade-long reports across that area. by the way, 1933, fdr was in the oval office at that particular time. this is all thanks to a dome of heat, a heat dome, upper level ridge that's set in. wichita, 95 degrees across the east coast. new york, you have a hot day, but you're spared from the worst of it. it's condensed to the south and d.c. temperatures will soar to the 90s. i'll leave you w

hail reported there and same sort of hail and damaging wind in the high plains and parts of wisconsin and minnesota moves to the northeast on saturday. chicago to new york city, even philly included. clouds around. highs in the low 80s. tonight, partly cloudy. lows in the 60s. tomorrow, partly cloudy and hot with the first 90 of the year likely. a few t-storms are possible, with the best chance north of d.c. a bit cooler to start the work week, but becoming unsettled midweek. >>> coming bizarre case in hawaii where a woman was accused of killing her twin and walking free after the judge threw out the charge. nancy and dan weigh in. >>> will the mvp, steph curry, be able to turn it around. >>> iggy azalea performing live in central park this morning. ♪ you already know so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. (announcer) namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresse

you'll see hail in different parts of the nation, high plains and wisconsin and minnesota.moves to the northeast and chicago and new york and philly. that's the big picture, let's get weather in 30 seconds. first, we have the weekend getaways brought to you right now. >> reporter: good morning everybody, beautiful outside, but only 60 degrees. let's take a look outside as the temple yufort camera shows -- university camera shows a plane going by, no clouds on the center city skyline. bright and nun -- sunny, 79. tomorrow, gusty to severe thunderstorms saturday afternoon into saturday evening. 89 on sunday. in and walking fre judge threw out the charge. nancy and dan weigh in. >>> will the mvp, steph curry, be able to turn it around. >>> iggy azalea performing live in central park this morning. ♪ you already know so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a

minnesota. earlier in the show i was talking about the legendary witch hunting lawyer roy kohn i should have said worked for senator joe mccarthy of wisconsinrked for eugene mccarthy from minnesota. a different guy. ran for president in 1968 as opponent of the vietnam war. part of the reason my mom became a citizen to vote for eugene mccarthy. very mouch opposed the witch hunting by joe mccarthy of wisconsin. i am a freaking idiot. we'll be right back. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? ♪ ♪ ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance works around the clock... to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. this can help you lower blood sugar and a1c. and although it's not for weight lo

saturday it shifts to eastern minnesota, northwestern or most wisconsin, including northwestern wisconsins in the 80s and 90s up and down the east coast. it's still with your feels-like temperatur up arouned >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. don't forget your umbrella. we have rain moving in and a chance of some thunderstorms. but it won't be an all day rainfall. we'll get breaks in the afternoon. temperatures cooler with the rain, the clouds in the upper 70s and low 80s for philadelphia and the suburbs and the lehigh valley. best chance of seeing storms delaware and into south jersey. new jersey into the upper 70s and low 80s this afternoon. the showers move out tonight. have a great day! >> and that's the latest forecast. >> you don't need a table to do that? >> no. this is not that impressive. but if you think it is -- >> i'm easily impressed. >> i'll take your credit. so, card tricks. >> yes? >> you were doing a card trick earlier. can you throw cards? >> no, i cannot. >> want to try? >> should we explain why we're doing this? >> yes. >> a contest called "look what i ca

saturday it shifts to eastern minnesota, northwestern or most wisconsin, including northwestern wisconsinhs in the '80s and 90s up and down the east coast. with your feels good temperature 105 degrees down south. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> good morning, we're startin we will get more sunshine and have plenty of sunshine this afternoon. there is still another chance, anyway, of a shower or thunderstorm coming in after 6:00 or 7:00 this evil, so we're not completely done with our rain chances for today. we'll have a lot of dry hours. a passing shower tomorrow. both days over the weekend look really nice, low hume, highs, just about average in the mid- to upper-'80s. more heat and humidity comes back next week. have a good day, everybody. >> and that's the latest forecast. >> you don't need a table to do that? >> no. this is not that impressive. but if you think it is -- >> i'm easily impressed. >> i'll take your credit. so, card tricks. >> yes? >> you were doing a card trick earlier. can you throw cards? >> no, i cannot. >> want to

minnesota. that cluster will be on the move continuing into the wisconsin, eventually chicago.he chance of storms later today plus more rain back in florida again. that moisture is still in place. we're still going to see big heavy thunderstorms with a lot of rainfall. record breaking heat over the weekend from parts of the mid west into the southeast. that is your coast to coast forecast have a great weekend. i'm meteorologist gjen carfagno. "worldwide exchange" continues after this wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. unbeatable protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. >>> a memorial service will be held in louisville kentucky today for muhamed ali. former president bill clinton and actor billy crystal will be among these giving eulogies. will smith been a pal bearer. before the services thousands are expected to line the streets for the funeral procession which will go throughout ali's hometown. >>> and hillary clinton is on a roll today after picking up two key endors

through in the industrial midwest, and pennsylvania is part of that, ohio is part of that, wisconsin, perhaps even minnesotank yes, there is strategy behind that for sure. >> give us a quick wrap-up on the president's meeting with mr. sanders. is the president thus the peacemaker between those two camps? >> reporter: well he's beginning the process of making peace. bernie sanders when he came out issued a very conciliatory statement when he praised the administration both president obama and vice president biden for not putting their thumb on the scale. he congratulated hillary clinton on her victories. he said he was going to campaign through next week's district of columbia primary, but what he talked about was not hillary clinton. he didn't criticize her in the slightest. it was all about the issues that he's for, d.c. statehood and income inequality that sort of thing. >> thank you very much, john harwood reporting from the north lawn. let's look at hillary clinton responding to the just released announcement endorsement from the president. "honored to have you with me @potus. i'm fired up" words the pr

saturday it shifts to eastern minnesota, northwestern or most wisconsin, including northwestern wisconsinlakes. highs in the 80s and 90s up and down the east coast. it's still with your feels-like temperatur >>> catching a little bit of a break from the heat especially in san francisco and along the coastline. inland temperatures are heating up with 69 in concord. palo alto at 67 and hot in gilroy. 90 there and pacifica at 64 and 65 degrees in the financial district. low 90s for fairfield and upper 90s for brent wood and oakland is 74 degrees. >> and that's the latest forecast. >> you don't need a table to do that? >> no. this is not that impressive. but if you think it is -- >> i'm easily impressed. >> i'll take your credit. so, card tricks. >> yes? >> you were doing a card trick earlier. can you throw cards? >> no, i cannot. >> want to try? >> should we explain why we're doing this? >> yes. >> a contest called "look what i can do," viewers showing off their hidden talent. rick smith jr., cleveland, ohio. look what he does, slicing celery into pieces by throwing card at it. that's throwi

minnesota. so that is where she is. brian: how would you describe wisconsin? it inaldwin: i think of sort of three respects.ne is the people. hardest work ethic you look fine. -- you will find. incredible group of people. descendents of immigrants who built a state that makes things, builds things. very impressive. also a strong agricultural tradition. oftentimes, artisan methods that were brought from europe, , a lot ofaces norwegians, swiss, german , sogrants across the state i think a lot about the people. i think about our natural resources. we are a state that is blessed with freshwater sources. we have three coasts. our east coast is lake michigan. our north coast is lake superior. our west coast is the st. croix and mississippi rivers. inland, we have these incredible natural resources that we cherish. and then, i think about it history and political figures of great stature. i think about the progressive tradition, the involvement of people in the democratic and political process, and i think about our policy legacy, whether the mark that we made on national policy by helping draft the social securi

especially here across parts of northern minnesota and in towards wisconsin. atlanta probably going to get to about 98 and also humid. and big fires going on across the west. guys there is a fire that is wurning in the seierra nevadas that started on thursday. a really dangerous fire. it is so dry there. this el nino season didn't really happen there so things are really dry and we're going into the summer dry season. >> we have video a little later of a news crew caught in a fire path just outside of lake isabella. >> the flames literally looking on top of the windshield. >>> so brexit happened. the uk has voted by a pretty good marge on the leave the european union after more than 40 years and the reaction in the united states from the finance community frameworks the political elites and from the media has been nothing short of hysterical. here is crissian am pomoanpour breaking down in rage over. >> a lot of these lead movements are led by hard right, xenophobic. >> this is about fear, xenophobia in some cases. >> it is all about fear xenophobia and racism

the severe weather watch tonight from wisconsin to tennessee, and a tornado watch just issued. 15 reported t the past 24 hours. this one here in southern minnesota. and heavy rain causing flash flooding, a terrible commute home for some. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it all for us tonight. >> reporter: haiey, david. big cities are in play. nashville just getting hit with storms. 60-pl 60-plus-mile-an-hour winds in indianapolis and there's that tornado watch across wisconsin until 11:00 tonight. the target zone is going to be pittsburgh, charleston, asheville. the big heat across much of the west. excessive heat watch out for southern california and the southwest and you couple in the humidity across the central u.s. going to feel like 108 in kansas city. and 110 in omaha. it's been a long stretch of heat for that country. >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> next, to new fallout tonight from the sentencing of a stanford star athlete convicted of a brutal sexual assault. that judge is now under fire tonight. brock turner ordered to serve just six months after his conviction on three felony counts. but anger has been growing

when i was growing up in wisconsin in a remote fishing village on the south shore of lake superior we got our tv news on antennas out of duluth minnesota. the largest political figure was hubert humphrey. humphrey was a big influence on me. in terms of becoming very interested in the senate. there were no other women in the senate. member looking down from the gallery mural humphrey. she seemed so lonely. there were two senators paula hawkins from florida nancy kass about from kansas. i went to my high school history teacher. thesis on alls the women who ever served in the u.s. senate. today 20 women in the senate. you need to learn the names and faces of all the senators as soon as you can. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, bob it woulday hi have been a mistake. did you come from wisconsin and spend the whole year there. john: senator proxmire's style them through. cokie roberts: where did you live? john: the republicans had just taken the senate and proxmire didn't know what he was going to

when i was growing up in wisconsin in a remote fishing village on the south shore of lake superior we got our tv news on antennas out of duluth minnesota. the largest political figure was hubert humphrey. i think a bubbly -- i think probably humphrey was a big influence on me. in terms of becoming very interested in the senate. there were no other women in the senate. he went back to minnesota, became a freshman senator in the 1970's. unfortunately, he didn't live long and died in the beginning of his second term in the governor of minnesota appointed mrs. humphrey to succeed him. i thought this was so interesting. muriel humphrey is the myth -- is the senator from minnesota. i thought where are the other women in the senate? how long have they served? there were no other women in the senate. cokie: i remember looking down from the gallery mural humphrey. she seemed so lonely. always wore beautiful ultra suede.r -- ultra john: there were two senators paula hawkins from florida nancy kass about from kansas. when i finished serving as a page, i went to my high school history teacher. i want to do is thesis on all the women who ever serve

minnesota. so that is where she is. she's now retired. brian: how would you describe wisconsin? sen. baldwin: oh, my. think of it in sort of three respects. one is the people. hardest work ethic you will find. incredible group of people. descendents of immigrants who built a state that makes things, builds things. very impressive. also a strong agricultural tradition. oftentimes, artisan methods that were brought from europe, various places, a lot of norwegians, swiss, german immigrants across the state, so i think a lot about the people. i think about our natural resources. we are a state that is blessed with freshwater sources. we have three coasts. our east coast is lake michigan. our north coast is lake superior. our west coast is the st. croix and mississippi rivers. inland, we have these incredible natural resources that we cherish. and then, i think about it s history and political figures of great stature. i think about the progressive tradition, the involvement of people in the democratic and political process, and i think about our policy legacy, whether that be the mark that we made on nat

wisconsin, in 2012; seven dead, three wounded. the accent signage systems shooting in minneapolis, minnesota, in 2012; seven dead, one wounded. the newtown school shooting in newtown, connecticut, in 2012. 28 dead, 2 wounded. the mohawk valley shootings in herkimer county, new york, in 2013; five dead, two wounded. the pine wood village apartment shooting, federal way, washington, 2013; five dead, zero wounded. the santa monica rampage in santa monica, california, in 2013. six dead, three wounded. the hailea apartment shooting in hailea, florida, in 2013. seven dead, zero wounded. the washington navy yard shooting in washington, d.c., in 2013. 12 dead, eight wounded. the alturist tribal shooting in alturist, california, in 2013. four dead, two wounded. the fort hood shooting two. i can't believe i have to say that. the second fort hood shooting. fort hood, texas, 2014. three dead, 12 wounded. the isla vista mass murder, santa barbara, california, in 2014. six dead, 13 wounded. the marysville pilchuk high school shooting in marysville, washington, 2014. five dead, one wounded. the trestle trail bridge shooting in manasha, wisc