thank you for coming to new boston, the gravity center of the world. [laughter] [applause] you are all going to have to explain the gravity center thing to me later. that's all right. i do feel quite tethered to the ground. maybe that is it. [laughter] if i had told you three years ago that we would have a terrorist force that would be beheading christians because of who they believe in, you probably would have told me you wouldn't believe it. but that is what's happening right now. right now. christians across the middle east are being beheaded not for anything they've done, not for any territorial type of incursion they've made, not because of any insult that they have made to islam, but because they are christian, because they believe in jesus christ. they are being beheaded. america has to be a leader in the world. if we are the place that puts in its first amendment to the constitution the idea of religious freedom and the provision that the government a religion.tablish we say both not only should you be able to worship god in the way that you se

the new jersey governor hosted a town hall meeting in new boston, new hampshire yesterday. it is about two hours. >> [applause] [applause] >> good evening. please take your seats. welcome, governor christie. we have here a real new jersey boy. [laughter] >> [cheering] >> he is a real jersey boy. he went to university of delaware, got his law degree, and he has a long biography, which i will not go into. he is going to hit -- explain himself. but i remember the first time i ever heard him speak. and i thought, oh, my gosh, this is refreshing. he tells it like it is. and believe me, this is the third time i have seen him and i know he will tell you like it is. i am the chair of the new boston republican committee. thank you. >> [applause] >> if you have never been to one of our meetings, we meet at the library the first thursday of every month. please, and cs. we have some great speakers. i try to get as many candidates as i can. and we welcome you. i am going to turn this microphone over to governor christie. >> [applause] [cheering] [applause] mr. christie: thank you. well,

governor chris christie hold a town hall meeting with supporters at molly's tavern and restaurant in a new bostonnew hampshire. his remarks are an hour and 40 minutes. his remarks are an hour and 40 minutes. >> good evening i remember the first time i heard him speak. this is refreshing. i know he will tell it like it is. am the chair of the boston republican committee. you have never been to one of , please come and see us. we have some great speakers. and we will welcome you. i am going to turn this microphone over to governor christie. gov. christie: it is great to be here tonight. i first want to introduce the best thing that happened to me during my four years at the university of delaware. i came out with a bachelors degree of political science and a wife, the first lady of new jersey, mary pat christie. and tell you, one of the things i have enjoyed the most so far about this campaign is the fact that mary pat and i have been able to meet so many extraordinary people. and when i go back to new jersey, people ask me all the time, what is it like to campaign for president of the united state

according to a new boston herald poll, bernie sanders leads clinton in new hampshire by 7 points. 34% to 44% among likely democratic voters. donald trump remains unimpressed by bernie sanders's dramatic swing and standing- room only crowds. he jumped on the senator for allowing two black lives matters protesters to take over his microphone during a rally. >> i would never give up my microphone. i thought that was disgusting. >> reporter: trump who makes no secret of his vast wealth tells fox news he will spend up to $345 million of his own money on his campaign if he continues to do well. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >>> san francisco police are now cracking down to keep cable car drivers and passengers safe. why this renewed effort involves rental car agencies. >>> and the latest on the proposed plans to build a new football stadium for the raiders down in southern california. how soon we can expect the decision. >>> the first day of traffic flow changeses can on san francisco's busy market street was a success according to the city's transportation agency. this banned priv

i am the chair of the new boston republican committee. thank you. if you have never been to one of our meetings, we are at the local library the first thursday of every month. please come and see us. .e have some great speakers and we will welcome you. i am going to turn this microphone over to governor christie. mr. christie: it is great to be here tonight. i first want to introduce the best thing that happened to me during my four years at the university of delaware. i came out with a bachelors degree of political science and a wife, the first lady of new jersey, mary pat christie. and tell you, one of the things i have enjoyed the most so far about this campaign is the fact that mary pat and i have been able to meet so many extraordinary people. and when i go back to new jersey, people ask me all the time, what is it like to for president of the united states in places like new hampshire, iowa, and south carolina. i tell people all the time it will renew your confidence in american democracy. that was the first thing i thought about when i came a

you, governor, for coming to new boston. what would you do to bring honor back to the veterans of this country? is my first question. and how would you straighten out the v.a.? gov. christie: i will take it in reverse order. the first thing we have to do is it knowledge publicly we made a promise to veterans. the promise was if you volunteer for service in our military or for older veterans, if you are drafted and you put yourself in service of our country and put your life on the line, we promise we will care for your medical needs the rest of your life. not if it was convenient. not on our time schedule. at but for the rest of our lives we would provide that service. the first thing we would do is fire the folks responsible for this incompetent handling. the president has only fired one person. there's a lot more folks who deserved to lose their jobs over this. i will look for the finest hospital executive that i could find in the country and then ask that man or woman to come and their time to of be secretary for veterans

my father graduated from new boston when they had a high school, 14 people in the class.overnor christie: what a great setting. >> i think i got a few bug bites. gov. christie: the long sleeves help. who is next? >> the primary is in september. >> keep working hard until then. and thank you for staying here. gov. christie: i remind him of that. yes i did. >> on the next washington journal, the director of the georgetown university on education in the workforce talks about the center report for good , high-paying jobs available. and the effect on recent and soon-to-be college graduates. and we have a member of the israel project discussing the nuclear deal with iran. and the author of a book on the untold story of women soldiers on the battlefield looks at the future role women may have in combat operations. as always, we take your calls. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this sunday night, 20-year-old college student kirk dion has been visiting the graves of u.s. presidents and vice presidents si

harry smith, nbc news, boston. >> that will do it for us on a monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ==raj/vo== new problems tonight on the . >>> i haven't seen fire act like this i don't think, ever. >>> one of a kind new problems on the frontlines. this fire has burned 60,000 acres already and we're getting word that it's jumped highway 20 essentially starting another smaller fire. good evening, thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica acquire. unpredictable and exceptionally dangerous. the rocky fire continues to frustrate firefighters. even little victories are hard to come by on the frontlines. tonight, we have team coverage for you. track being the conditions on the fire lines. ian cole in lake port. that fire took a jump in the last 90 minutes. >> troublesome development. cal fire says it's jumped highway 20. they were hoping to contain the line and let nothing north of that. we've learned it has jumped. it's just west of walker ridge as the fire as you can see behind me those are

coming up shortly, new jersey governor chris christie is holding a town hall meeting at in new tavern and of boston, new hampshire. we will take you there live when it gets underway. we will here in -- from the governor in about 20 minutes. cover governor christie live saturday as part of our coverage of presidential candidates of the iowa state fair. the gop presidential candidate will take the traditional des moines soapbox stage saturday at noon live on c-span. meanwhile politicos writing that hillary clinton's local campaign is stepping up their response to questions about her using an unsecured e-mail server to communicate classified information with a when she was secretary of state. her campaign pointed to a just-released conversation that happened in 1974 between secretary of state kissinger and cia director, william colby. the state department redacted parts of the conversation they said were classified as national security information. seven years ago the state department released the entire conversation in a book, "the bottom line according to the clinton campaign." it says there are dif

a great pleasure having you on with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> now to today's news nation gut check. the "boston new poll out showing senator bernie sanders, now leading hillary clinton for the nirs time in new hampshire. the polls show sanders with a seven-point lead among democratic voters. so what does your gut tell you, do you think senator sanders will take the lead in a few more polls coming out very soon? that does it for this edition of "news nation." thanks for joining us for the hour. we'll be right back here tomorrow, 11:00 a.m. eastern time. up next, "andrea mitchell reports. " looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... a disacan mean at keeps you broken dreams fractured hopes shattered lives. tu

harry smith, nbc news boston. >> that will do it for us on a monday night. funeral erupts in chaos and drama. her aunt thrown out. her stepmother hospitalized. new details now on "extra." >>> whitney's little girl laid to rest but there's no peace. >> it's not over. >> it just begun. >> police on the scene. why her aunt was kicked out and bobby brown's wife rushed to temp r. >> the music and the shocking photo sold for six figures. >>> caitlyn jenner facing her biggest fear getting into a bathing suit. >> i can't even say it. >> she did it and we got the video. >> new questions about her sexuality. >> breaking couples news. did charlize theron's new baby play a role in her split from sean penn? miranda lambert post-divorce girls night out with shania shania twain. >> plus tom cruise's sexy mi-5 sidekick is here. working her moves on me.

i hope you get more people in new boston who are in our primary, ask them. don't let them get away with the old we will study it and looked at it. we looked at it plenty. now it is time to dig your heels in and take a position. tell the american people where you are at. that is what we need to do. [applause] thing i want to talk about is lawlessness. i have a different point of view than some on this because i'm a former federal prosecutor. before i became governor for seven years, i was a united states attorney in new jersey. i was named u.s. attorney by george w. bush on september 10, 2001. a job i said yes to on september 10, 2001, changed a whole lot 24 hours later. 24 hours later, my wife did what she had been doing for many years. she drove to the train station. she took two train stations and made her way through the world trade center in lower manhattan and walked to her jobs. her job was two blocks from the world trade center. my younger brother did what he has been doing since a late 1980's. got in a car, took a couple of trains, walked into the wo

more specifically new york city to hartford to boston where i think there could be flash flooding but to the west we're in good shape with lots of sunshine and also low humidity. now, it's bad news in the northwest. we actually need the rain, and we're concerned about more fire danger. phillip and reena, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> into politic, the verbal war trump heating up. >> the men exchanging harsh words over the issue of immigration and the leading democrat now responding. abc's kenneth moton is watching it now from washington and he joins us now live. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, busy weekend ahead for the candidates and you better believe neither the donald nor the jeb plan to back down on the immigration talk. a bush and a billionaire, a head-to-head battle over immigration. donald trump who is surging in popularity and expecting to have his largest campaign event tonight is vowing mass deportations of illegal immigrants. >> we're going to get them out so fast and so quick and it's going to be tough. it won't be like will you please c

. >>> a new request from the boston marathon bomber. why he's asking for a new trial. >>> and will they approve the female viagra. >>> heat and humidity. you are really feeling it today. we are going to take a look at the active radar and then the forecast for more wet weather by week's end.>> a tennessee tourist is arrested for taking a selfie on the brooklyn bridge. this is the picture that led the nypd to go after him after using a selfie stick to snap this photo. he was arrested at his home with wreckless endangerment. >>> lawyers for the convicted boston marathon bomber are asking for a new trial outside of boston. social media made it impossible for jurors to avoid outside information about the bombing and also argue it was not possible to select an impartial jury because of outrage after the attack. he was convicted in april of helping to carry out the bombings which killed three people and was sentenced to death. >>> women will soon be able to take a pill, the food and drug administration will decide whether to approve the

go, new york,es boston, that's where the new economy is. -- san francisco, new york, boston. are you anticipating were weak products coming onto the market as retailers spin off the real estate assets? food companies spinning up the real estate assets. >> that is a whole other discussion. i'm not sure that is a formula for long-term success. short-term pop in the stock price, but you want to control your business. , owningour property were you do business is an important element to that. mark: what does the market for reed ipo's look like? >> only two through ipo's -- a lot of private companies. boom, but itd a hasn't happened because private market financing is so attractive today. there's not a lot of need for new equity capital. mark: thank you so much. betty: an investor in the real estate investment trust work it. disney reporting their earnings after the bell. mark: a preview, including a look at what the company may say about offering espn as a stand-alone service that is not part of a cable package. bloomberg market day continues just a moment. ♪ betty: welcome back t

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satellite corp. 2015] announcer: tonight, we have chris christie talking to a town hall meeting in new bostonnew hampshire. in an hour in 10 minutes, we will be at the u.s. institute of peace. the defense minister of the country of georgia will be talking about how her country is navigating security threats now that russia has invaded ukraine. that is coming up live at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. road to the white house coverage of the presidential candidates continues live from the iowa state fair on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. as the candidates walk the fairgrounds and speak on the soapbox on friday morning. at 11:00 a.m., it is senator ted cruz. on saturday, chris christie at noon and bobby jindal at 1:00. join the twitter conversation at #dmrsoapbox. c-span 2016, taking you on the road to the white house. this new pull from cnn shows that bernie sanders is surging among democrats nationally. that is the writing of greg sargent in "the washington post." aticture of hillary clinton the fair with her porch up on the stick. bernie sanders was asked by a reporter about his surge in

christie the governor of new jersey holds a town hall meeting later today at molly's tavern and pub in new boston new hampshire. live coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> in april, the institution project hosted its annual constitutional champions gala in washington, d.c. senators patrick leahy of vermont, rand paul of kentucky and twitter were recognized for their leadership and work in defending the constitution. in particular, digital privacy issues changing the mandatory sentencing policy, and national security. >> good evening. i'm jenny sloan and i'm president of the constitution project. i'm delighted to welcome you here to our 8th annual gala honoring this year's constitutional champions. senators patrick leahy and rand paul and twitter for their work in the areas of criminal justice detainee treatment and privacy reforms. i want to especially welcome our past champions who are here tonight, judges bill sessions and pat wald and bill shields. [ applause ] while acrimony seems to pervade so much of politics today, the constitution project demonstrates that it doesn't always

a new boston herald poll out of new hampshire, she's in the top five. the last time that poll was taken she was tied for dead last with pataki and lindsey graham. now she is a front-runner in new hampshire by that poll. she is also tied in fifth and a new poll out of iowa and nbc's national post debate survey she's tied for fourth place and there's a rasmussen poll out today, she tied with the other top tier candidates. in the same poll she was stuck at 1%. she has catapulted into the top four. so this is what a come-from-behind surge looks like this year. it is carly fiorina's turn, apparently, and of course it helps that as a candidate she's virtually a complete unknown at this point. that's probably what most people know about her record and she won this debate. meanwhile, donald trump's surge shows no signs of abating even after that debate performance regardless of what you thought of it. if you look closely at the polls, some signs of trouble for trump. in that same new hampshire poll that shows carly fiorina's support rising, donald, yes, he's nu

she lost her lead in new hampshire according to a new boston herald poll. in iowa clinton comes up short when matched against republicans ben carson, mike huckabee, scott walker and marco rubio. joining me now is my panel. susan, do i have to ask you a question? [ laughter ] you first. clint clinton's campaign says the e-mails in the serve were legal. >> it is what the national security advisor is looking for, it is what the fbi is looking for. this is very problematic for her campaign. scrub server, followed by fbi investigation is very, very hard to come out of. and then you add the bernie sanders numbers and i just can't help that joe biden is looking at this all going wow this is a perfect time for me to go in. if her numbers keep falling. this was a self inflicted mistake. here people have a right to be upset with her on this one. i think biden coming in a very strong possibility now. >> eric, is this much ado about nothing? the e-mails in question became classified after she handled them. >> she's always going to receive more scrutiny than anyone else

in cities like new orleans, boston, new york. almost half were irish born.it's an association with immigrants and particularly with the irish. nobody says, well, they are beset by cholera because they live in terrible conditions. they said they are filthy people. they bring this upon themselves. this is an immigrant hospital, prior to the days of ellis island, new york landed people at the tip of manhattan island. they also had a hospital there. that's one of the things they're concerned about is sick immigrants that are coming in. in staten island, where this hospital was built in new york harbor, a mob showed up and destroyed the hospital because they were so afraid that the spread of disease was going to be greatly increased by the presence of this hospital full of sick immigrants. here is another one to show the connection. this is an anti-chinese cartoon from san francisco in the 1880s showing parts of san francisco, chinatown and leprosy and ghosts or demons are labeled diseases. this association of immigration and disease is very, very tight. nativism

while in the east tonight, severe storms in boston late today. new york overnight and the deadly circus tent collapse. >>> meantime, a the a this this hour, the most powerful storm on the planet. >>> outbreak. the growing number an airborne disease showing up in two states. >>> the manhunt at this hour. the man armed and dangerous, wounding two officers. neighbors warning to stay indoors. >>> and who makes the cut for the first big debate and the two candidates who will right there in the middle. >>> good evening and we begin tonight with severe weather on boast coasts. first, the growing emergency in california. the raging fire exploding in size. the white house now keeping careful watch. and look at this. what appears to be tornadoes of fire there in the middle of the wall of flames. the fire actually jumping a highway. tonight, more than 10,000 firefighters now deployed across california. the air force helping in the fight. at least two dozen homes burned to the ground. thousands of families on the move at this hour. we are also following the seve

please join >> later today, chris christie holding a town hall meeting in new boston, new hampshire. that is live on c-span at 7:00 p.m. eastern. the latest national polling showed him losing ground. he returns to new hampshire. he will join a half dozen other

canada, for instance, today can trace an zest tri to loyalist ancestors who left places like new york, boston and philadelphia in order to settle in canada after the war. this is another engraved power horn dating to 1775. it's a wonderful object to transition from the pre-war decade of americans appealing to the britons as shared inheritors of a tradition in british liberty and transitioning to making that decision to declare independence and go their own separate way. so this is a powder horn that belonged to a man named william waller, a virginian who lived near what would be shepherdstown, virginia. not far from washington, d.c. it has a lot of the slogans that we associate with the revolutionary movement. most recognizable "liberty or death." these words reportedly spoken by virginian patrick henry at the beginning of the war. i'll take this carefully out of the mount. you can see "kill or be killed" which is a fairly sobering almost contemporary sounding slogan. and appeal to heaven which was something that appeared on new england flags at the same and was also a very popular slogan at

please join >> later today, chris christie holding a town hall meeting in new boston, new hampshire. that is live on c-span at 7:00 p.m. eastern. the latest national polling showed him losing ground. he returns to new hampshire. he will join a half dozen other hopefuls flocking to the primary state for town hall meetings and an education summit. he will spend several days in new hampshire after a survey but place.3%, a 11th you can see that town hall at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. tourllow the c-span cities to communities across america. thehe idea is to take programming for american history tv and book tv out on the road to produce pieces more visual, cities a window into the that the would not normally go to that have rich history's and a literary scene. new york, los angeles, chicago, but what about the smaller ones? what is the history of them. >> we have been to over 75 cities. >> most of our programming is even coverage. pieces thatorter take you someplace, a home, a historic site. partner with our cable affiliates to explore the history and literary culture of various cities.

northeast bound today and tomorrow, drenching rains along the coast from new york to boston. good shape toward pittsburgh and a quick check on the topics. we do have danny out there. strong now. as it marches westbound, it will encounter unfavorable conditions. >> thank you. a lot of fingers crossed at the national zoo after an ultrasound shows panda may shong may be pregnant. >> veterinarians have found what they hope is a developing fetus. if it's true she could give birth as early as next week. she the is already a mother to 10-year-old tayshaun and baouardy who turns too on sunday. >> they do warn they're still not sure if they're seeing an actual fetus or a bit of bamboo fiber. her getting pregnant would be a big deal because there are only 2,000 pandas still left in the wild there. pandas only have a 36-hour window to even conceive, to get pregnant. >> within a year, right? it's so hard because they can never determine if there is a fetus growing till like they said, she could deliver next week if it's true. >> we are pulling for her. only 2,000 left. we don't want them

new developments to take in the boston marathon bombing case. could dzhkohar tasarnaev get a new trial? >>> a manhunt under way for the suspect who is responsible for this. the deadly bomb nothing bangkok, thailand. and we are waiting a big decision from the fda that could affect intimacy for millions of american women. toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. smash it! make the call and ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. new larger size now available. >> "happening now", police in thailand released new photos in the deadly bomb nothing bangkok. that killed 20 people and injured 100 others. surveillance cameras caught a video of a man in a yellow t- shirt walk in the shrine with a back pack and take its off and walks away. investigators have no doubt he is the bomber an

it's still plenty warm up into new england, boston, burlington and rochester, new york, several degrees above. in new york, average high is 83 and where we will be for the second half of the week. got to get through tomorrow and then changes ahead. across the southwest, serious heat. we have dhang rous heat. you know where places in arizona and nevada and southern california under an excessive heat weren'ting it is hot. we have gone into the white on the color scale for how hot. 109 in phoenix. 112 in palm springs. 106 in beastow. phoenix for three days not dropped below the 93-degree mark and stayed extremely hot in the days and during the nights, as well. so those places, unfortunately, ari, they keep the heat even into the middle of the week when the northeast gets a little bit of a break. >> what are you supposed to co? up over 110, hydrate extra? stay inside? what are they telling people? >> i mean, obviously, you want to take care of yourself. outdoor exercise not really recommended. hydrate. stay in the air conditioning. parts of the west people go there to do hiking and sightsee

he holds a town hall at new boston at 7:00 eastern live on c-span. community activists and civil gathered forsts the left forum, that is next. scott walker unveils his health care plan later. later remarks from senator marco rubio at the iowa state fair. on "q andnday night a" gravehunter kurt dion documents his adventures of visiting the gravesites of every president and vice president. >> the one gravesite that had a lot of trouble getting to is the rockefeller. >> yes. >> how did you do it? >> we were able to get through what my father describes, "an act of god." my father walked down the perimeter and found a gigantic tree had crushed the fence. he went in and saw nelson rockefeller's grave. he decided he would have to get me there fairly quickly after that. >> kurt dion, sunday night on c-span's "q and a." a conference calling itself the left forum gathers each year in new york city. topics at the 20 feet -- 2015 includes civil rights and the criminal justice system. we will hear from a hip-hop artist, a princeton professor and a founder of the

i hope you get more people in new boston who are in our primary, ask them. don't let them get away with the old we will study it and looked at it. we looked at it plenty. now it is time to dig your heels in and take a position. tell the american people where you are at. that is what we need to do. [applause] thing i want to talk about is lawlessness. i have a different point of view than some on this because i'm a former federal prosecutor. before i became governor for seven years, i was a united states attorney in new jersey. i was named u.s. attorney by george w. bush on september 10, 2001. a job i said yes to on september 10, 2001, changed a whole lot 24 hours later. 24 hours later, my wife did what she had been doing for many years. she drove to the train station. she took two train stations and made her way through the world trade center in lower manhattan and walked to her jobs. her job was two blocks from the world trade center. my younger brother did what he has been doing since a late 1980's. got in a car, took a couple of trains, walked into the wo

and tonight 78 million people are under a storm threat from new orleans all the way up to boston. >>> there's new information tonight about that deadly highway crash that left actor and comedian tracy morgan in a coma. as morgan still struggles to recover from his injuries, federal investigators say the truck driver who caused the crash had been awake for 28 straight hours. nbc's hallie jackson reports that is leading to calls for new rules on the road. >> reporter: today new answers about what led to this horrific scene. >> the car flipped. it's on its side. >> reporter: on board the limo bus, comedian tracy morgan and a group of friends. behind the wheel of the walmart truck, driver kevin roper. and today when the ntsb revealed he'd been awake for 28 hours before the crash, they reported he'd been driving his personal car 800 miles overnight, from georgia to a distribution center in delaware, where he then got into a tractor-trailer and headed north on the new jersey turnpike. that's where investigators say he failed to slow down in a work zone, triggering a six-car chain reaction c

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. -- neither do i. 93, very hot in new york city, boston blistering at 90. the temperature feels hotter than that when you factor in the heat index, the humidity. your bodyer to cool as efficiently when it is humid, which is why it feels hotter. real-time temps, 70. a few nights ago, we were in the 60's, into the 50's. the satellite and radar together, a weak front coming in . the front is fading, mostly about the heat and humidity. ,onday will be the hottest day tuesday, some questions. the batch of showers and storms over the south, limiting temperatures under 90 degrees in mississippi. there is a chance we can have the same thing here. tuesday, the exact same forecast come overnight tonight towards the morning, 60'scloser, mid to upper in the morning, low to mid 70's downtown. tomorrow, of storms very slim chance of isolated showers, possible thunderstorm. the mountains and the west have a better chance, but only about 20%. monday will be the hottest day, 96, actual air temperature, feeling closer to 100. tuesday, more widely scattered showers and thunder

canada which is what we have in place this morning, it is beautiful across the northeastern new england, boston at 70 degrees, 61 degrees toward syracuse, 55 in pittsburgh, 69 in d.c. 70 towards the lead. satellite radar shows it is nice and clear across the area, high thin clouds picked up by satellite, no rain is on radar and will stay that way through the rest of the day. a cold front brought in prior cooler air across the region and high pressure from the west will bring us a nice second half of the week, wednesday looking good, plenty of sunshine, a thin clouds from time to time, temperatures in the low 80s, a big difference, less humid than we saw the last few days. mostly sunny tomorrow, 82, this is good weather goes into boat began, temperatures in the mid 80s as we going to the beginning of next week and i think we will to 90. us? myfoxny.com uconn track daily and hourly forecast, take a look at radar images when we have something on radar but that is not the case today. let's bring in ines. ines: some construction northbound by exit 11. not a big deal. new jersey looks good. no issues

we have black people in los angeles and cleveland and new york and boston and minneapolis, and those people didn't go to those communities because they were immigrants looking for opportunities. they were refugees from terror. they fled the deep south. if you knew anything about refugee communities they had to do with the trauma these refugees bring with them. i don't think we have been talking about the civil rights -- we haven't. i don't think we have been talking about the civil rights movement the right way. we should reflect on the damage it has been done in i've heard people talk about the civil rights movement and it sounds like a three-day carnival. on day one rose parks didn't change seats on a bus, on day two martin luther king marched on washington and on day three we changed the law. a lot of people went back to d.c. end refused to vote for a reinforcement of the voting right because they do not see that connection. we humiliated black people on a daily basis. we battered and beat and excluded. we told black people they weren't smart enough to go to school, they weren't g

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that will be mostly boston new york city southward down toward areas around new york city.e's a different look at the storm that went through new york city earlier and now looking better. 37 million people at risk late this afternoon. it will be isolated. not everyone will get hit. if you're in baltimore, heads up. >> stay informed. >>> president obama made an emotional plea as he unveiled the plan to dramatically cut emissions by 32% by 2030. >> i don't wanted my grand kids not to be able to swim in hawaii or not to be able to climb a mountain and see a glacier because we didn't do something about it. i don't want millions of people's lives disrupted and this world more dangerous because we didn't do something about it. >> the target of this plan is power plants. they produce more emissions than cars airplanes and homes combined. they'll have to cut 32% by 2030 and each state will have to figure out how to complete the goal. >>> democrats blocked the gop attempt to defund planned parenthood yesterday. the attempt was spurred when videos of an anbortion group emerged. a fed

first time, a major poll shows bernie sanders pulling ahead of clinton in the key state of new hampshire. "the boston herald" poll has sanders over clinton 44% to 37% half of the democrats said, while they could support her, they're not enthusiastic about clinton's white house bid. >> the news comes as clinton makes a surprising change, after months of resisting, she agreed to hand over her private e-mail server. republicans jumping on that reversal. abc's kenneth moton is tracking that live from washington. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, phillip and reena, clinton's campaign has repeatedly said she did nothing wrong. this could all mean big trouble for clinton, handing over the e-mail server she's been under scrutiny for months. during her time as the nation's top diplomat. former secretary of state hillary clinton's private e-mail server will finally be in the hands of the government. this, as the intelligence community's inspector general revealed at least two of the e-mails on that server contained top-secret information. two others had classified details of the time they were