in north dakota dabbing -- in north dakota alone fatalities from substance abuse has grown 24%. a medical associate profession has told me every day in fargo, north dakota there has been a death as a result of drug overdoses. hard to imagine in places like north dakota, but it is. i talked to the health care provider in dickinson, north dakota, who told me where his average percentage of medicaid recipients in his hospital is about 15% to 20%, as it relates to the opioid and behavior and mental health, it's well over 60%, bordering on 70%. the population without medicaid dollars would not be able to get that important rehabilitation and treatment services. last week i also visited one of our rural airports that's dependent on essential air service. that is absolutely critical to maintaining air service in jamestown, in devils lake and now in dickinson, who has gone back to essential air service after years of not needing that support because of the growth in the balkan oil field. so last week, talking to the folks at dickinson, they tell me that there's 475 jobs which are depend

carson wentz is back in north dakota until training camp. he's going back to his roots.e spoke at the first assembly church in front of 1500 people and shared his love for philly and the eagles. >> especially as a football player, i'med to work my tail off and earn whatever it is i'm going to get. >> carson wentz spoke of growing up a good kid in north dakota, but he did not become whole until e he found god. and before the nfl draft last year, he prayed for one thing. >> i just remember praying almost every day, lord, i don't know where i'm going to be but put me in a place where i can grow closer to you. you came through big time. the men that have r in that locker room that have been continually uplifting me and pouring into each other. if i didn't have that community can, i wouldn't be talking to you guys. that community that we have had and we can be real. >> he loves it here. phil ly, 1-0 seattle until kell, his first homer as a philly. that's a two-run shot. the phillies are up 2-1. that didn't last long. fourth inning, sooe gar, solo shot. later in the inning, da

host: that was jeffrey and north dakota. -- jeffrey in north dakota. about terrorist attacks will continue for the last few minutes for the first half hour. there is an article in the forbes magazine that takes a an eventt event -- at -- takes a look at an event that was orchestrated by erick t trump. didently, become foundation profit off of these cancer organization events. the events organized by eric trump raised millions of dollars forcing chewed's -- for st. jude's charity. nations -- fact, the the donations were going to other trump connected charities. if that is true, it would violate federal and state laws on self-dealing and misleading donors. marylandom baltimore, on the democrat line. caller: we have been at war in the middle east for a very long time. during that time, there have been lone wolf attacks, but there has not been a concerted effort partially because of our because ofout v -- our vetting process. tryingt is, if you are to get into the united states from elsewhere, it is very hard to get in here. so, i am not worried about some

amy: explain. >> eight of the 12 poorest communities are in north dakota and south dakota and they'rell tribal communities. -- keystone xl pipeline -- they're not just going through the heart of indian country, they're going through ground zero for in equity of america. ground zero for poverty in america. what we're basically saying is we're not just against these pipelines, we are against these pipelines -- we believe these pipelines are pipelines to the past. we believe we should be building sustainable infrastructure for the future rock and hind ridge and thunder valley is building the communities of tomorrow. and beginning the process of just transition and what that looks like. amy: nick tilsen is with the thunder valley community development corporation. we were also speaking with chairman dave archambault, the 45th chairman of the standing rock sioux tribe. they were both in new york for the standing rock sioux to receive the and our role henry wallace award, that comes with a $1 million investment in wind and solar projects in renewable energy projects from the wallace global

the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. ms. heitkamp: mr. president, i want to make maybe some concluding remarks. number one, i share the concerns that senator barrasso expressed. i hear from ranch families. i hear from farm families about the unaffordability of their health care premiums. i hear about high deductibles. i hear about how -- what has happened in the health insurance market has made it more difficult for them to cover their families. i hear it. and we've got solutions here that we have been talking about that could lower those costs. i would include dealing with people with chronic conditions. reports from the rand commission tell us 12% of the people in this country who have five or more chronic conditions cost the health care system over 40%. some of those people are on the exchanges, and when they are on the exchanges, that drives the health care costs up. but i have a question. i have a question for people who are advancing the republican health care bill. why do you have to give the richest americans in this country a tre

carson sold them on their home in north dakota. >> i think it is good to b bep=.!th your ow quarterback. any opportunity that i can havcq to help carson as well and he's helping me, i am going the take it. >> during this offseason programming, i get to hang out. kind of when you get the down time to relax and hang out with the guys, it is refreshing for everyone. >> phillys tonight is going for two straight wins. >>> check it out, serene wom williams, six months pregnant, that did not stop her from1c]k practicing. i am john clark, we'll be right back. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com ♪ and carmax will hold it for you youp to seven days, for free.ine you come in when it's convenient i know this because i'm from seven days in the future. now don't be frightened, seven days in the future is a glorious place. after all you had two good hair days in a ro

as of thursday, the 1200-mile pipeline, running from north dakota to illinois, was fully operational.ow, an online news magazine, "the intercept," says protestors were targeted by a private security firm using aggressive counter-terrorism tactics, working with local law enforcement. the website says the security firm was hired by the pipeline er.elopin "the intercept" released documents describing the use of "military-style counter-terrorism measures" against what the company called an "ideologically driven insurgency." the pipeline was the focus of heated protests and sometimes violent clashes last year when the standing rock sioux tribe construction site in cannonball, north dakota. nearly 200 tribes and thousands of supporters opposed a portion of the pipeline that went under the missouri river, the main water source for the tribe. according to the associated press, police made 761 arrests between august and february. the tribes say the report proves "police and security were essentially given permission to carry out war-like tactics" against the protestors. energy transfer partner

carson wentz is back in north dakota. he spoke at a large church in fargo in front of 1,500 people.he shared his love for the phillies and the eagles. >> especially as a football player, i'm wired to work my tail off, and earn whatever it is that i'm going to get. >> reporter: carson wentz spoke of growing up a good kid in north dakota, but he did not become whole until he found god. and before the nfl draft last year, he prayed for one thing. >> i just remember praying almost every day, lord, i don't know where i'm going to be, but just put me in a place where i can grow closer to you. >> reporter: carson's prayer came through in philly. >> it came through big-time. the men in that locker room, that have been continually uplifting me, we've been pouring into each other. if i didn't have that community in philadelphia, i wouldn't be standing up here talking to you guys. it's the community and brotherhood that we have. what if there was a paint... ...that had the power to awaken something old... ...or painfully dated... ...or something you simply thought was lost forever... ...becaus

. >> plus, wicked weather hits north dakota where a massive tornado was caught on camera. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. the amazing video he captured of it quickly went viral. >>> a north dakota man found himself with a powerful tornado a few hundredth feed away. the amazing video he captured of it quickly went viral. he was spraying corn in the farm fields when the tornado touched down. it wasn't destructive. jesse says he stayed in his truck and watched it dissipate to the northeast. >> wow. >>> with less than two weeks until summer all the snow is forcing crews to work round the clock and as reporter carlos correa shows us they are getting creative to get the roads open. >> reporter: a little over 100

we saw investments come back to north dakota we saw increased production.ill, again, slow down i don't think we're here and i don't think we have stability yet in price that will slow it down but it will definitely give us back to production and less exploration. one of the things we don't talk enough about is that right now we know where the oil is i mean we know how to produce it we're producing it more efficiently. that's a great story that's not told often enough. what happens when the known reserves begin to decline curve and we have not done enough exploration because there hasn't been money in exploration. >> what is the price point of this $50 that you see additional production or is -- what's the price point the kind of cliff for when you actually see more exploration? >> if you had asked me 18 months ago, i would have told you it was 60 but we continue to be more and more efficient in part because we know where the oil is we know how to get it. we're much more efficient in terms of extraction. especially in shale plays. >> -- at this level at $43

severe threat today and saw that video out of north dakota.rds minneapolis and through northern parts of wisconsin. gusty winds, certainly large hail too and windy conditions out west. fire dangers cranking up and the heat will be building as well with wind alerts, temperatures -- winds gusting to 40 miles an hour at times. >> mostly sunny skies today in our temperatures are already starting to heat up to the upper 80's. if you're heading to the capital pride parade, it's a mostly dry forecast. >> this weather report is brought to you by serta. >>> we want to update you on disney and abc's summer of service campaign. check this out, a truckload of 40,000 books was dropped off yesterday at a public school in brooklyn where they'll be distributed today to educators, kids and families throughout. first book, the summer of service campaign which aims to inspire us all to create the future that we imagine through volunteerism and service. this summer you can be inspired by the power of helping others too. if you need inspiration go to abc.com/beins

in this video out of north dakota, check it out. talk about fast, this inflow had winds cooking 84 miles an hour in towner, north dakota, just down the road in rugby. over 100-mile-an-hour wind gusts and this storm chaser got caught up in those ferocious winds, a little bit of damage with trees down there but certainly good video. we got the heat building across the plains here. some thunderstorms maybe across parts of minnesota today but temperatures well into the 90s today, tomorrow and then monday we'll see records fall across parts of the northeast. our first full on heat wave >> good saturday morning, i'm lisa argen. you see the camera shaking on top of mount tam, gusty winds here, breezy at the coast. it will be chilly this weekend. a chance of a few isolated showers, upper elevations north bay tomorrow. then we will be looking at much warmer weather. here's what we have for the week ahead, 60s and 70s and we climb into the >> what happens when we have our first heat wave of the summer or spring, well, it's time to break out t

it exposes how tigerswan extensively surveiled water protectors across north dakota, south dakota, iowad illinois attempted to sow divisions , between various factions of e movement and may have even , illegally hacked into water protectors' social media pages. the article also exposes how tigerswan is linked to the now defunct mercenary firm blackwater and how tigerswan's , chair jim reese, a veteran of , the army's elite delta force, is now being pitched to be the next fbi director. antonia juhasz lay out what you , uncovered in your investigation. >> thank you, amy. about a month ago, someone had contacted grist with documents were daily situation reports prepared by tigerswan, a private military government contractor, that had been hired by energy transfer partners to provide overall security, erratically, for just the dakota access pipeline. we learned it was not just that. and these were reports that were prepared by tigerswan to be delivered each day to energy transfer partners. grist contacted me and said, yet reported on this for us before -- i reported from standing rock for g

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it's garnered the support of our north dakota v.a. commissioner as well as the ve veterans serve organizations including the american legion, the amvets, the veterans of foreign wars, iraq and afghanistan, veterans of america, the military officers association of america, and others. and also it's garnered the support of cosponsors on both sides of the aisle here in this chamber. 73 years ago over 160,000 brave allied troops landed on the beaches of normandy. i can think of no more appropriate day to pass legislation that honors our commitment to our veterans and helps ensure they receive the care that they have earned. i want to thank the committee chairs, senator isakson of georgia, also senator tester of montana, for their outstanding bipartisan leadership on this important language. and i particularly also want to thank senator marco rubio of florida who is the prime sponsor of this legislation and has been a champion for veterans' issues. i know this accountability issue is one he has spoken out on consistently, often, and passio

senator hoeven coming out of north dakota i think appreciates that as well. so you have three of us that are interested in this budget category. mr. perry: senator, if i might, and i'll try to be as brief as i can on this. as a matter of fact, this is just a new -- it was released today -- senator murkowski: i am glad you are using new technology instead of paper. mr. perry: the office of indian energy policy and programs announced today it's selected 13 tribal energy projects to receive a total of $7.8 million. i'm not going to delve into it any more but we're making some -- we're making some progress on that. and we will work very closely with you. senator hoeven and franken both, as you all both have tribal interests in your states and in this program. so -- senator murkowski: well, i appreciate that. it's always nice to hear news of grants but, again, i'd like to know that we got some great sustainability here and that sustainability comes with staffing. as you know, we got a really big state and we don't need to go into the alaska-texas comparison but i

this unbelievable video out of north dakota. the tornado was on the ground for about 10 to 15 minutes, picking up the dirt, turning the sky black with the tornado on the ground again about 10 to 15 minutes. the good news is, there are no reports ofthe tornado was on thr injuries. that is just crazy. we go from tornadoes in north dakota to quiet weather here. our next chance of any rent or thunderstorms not until thursday of next week. the kind of weather that will be fit for enjoying ourselves. today, if you want to go poolside, a little cooler than average. i give you the cautionary light for that. play grounds, go ahead. your coolest day easily out of the next 10. look at the 80's to 90's this weekend. father's day weekend running at about 92 for a high temperature. we will stay at least around 89 to 90 degrees. beautiful sky this m today, lunchtime, a lot of folks maybe trying to get in a little bit of the senate hearings today. 73 by 2:00. we will top out in the mid-70's. not white as cool tomorrow morning. trend andlk about

when i speak to small businesses, and ag producers in north dakota, their overwhelming concerns is that often overly burdensome regulations coming out of washington, d.c. can stifle innovation, and hinder their ability to create jobs. while we all support the fda's mission, we must also be mindful of these concerns. i believe the fda must avoid the trappings of one size fits all solutions and i urge you and your staff to take a common-sense approach in regard to the budget request itself. i'm concerned that this request relies on a significant increase in user fees. that is not feasible, and unlikely to gain congressional approval. i'm concerned that the proposed cuts to budget authority may negatively impact food safety programs and slow the agency's important work on drugs and medical devices. that being said, dr. gottlieb, i also recognize that these decisions were made before you were confirmed, so i hope you will pledge to work with congress to insure that fda has the resources necessary to meet its critical mission. we have many other issues to cover. so at this point i will turn

jerry from north dakota, good morning . caller: good morning. but as what i'm calling i used to be a democrat and i voted for my senators when they were in office. i watched both of them leave. i've now become an independent. wasn't very happy with a lot of barack obama's ways. i ended up voting for mr. trump, although i really have problems with him. but i've got it for you, i'm so disappointed with the newscasts we see. i watched entirely, the entire comey thing. when i took out of it, we got a man who is disgruntled because he was fired. his story don't add up. and he seems to be made the biggest leaker that we have. he seems to have gone and done things for the obama administration by talking with -- towing the line, so to speak, when it came to hillary, and was willing to make the decision on hillary that she wasn't guilty. but when it came to trump, he wouldn't release it. i have a hard time what is going on with the newscasts of msnbc, cbs, cnn. i watch it and i'm so disgusted that i turned it off and i end up having to go to fox, which i

hold on, i've got a skype question from chris berg in north dakota and we'll go to that. >> hey, sarah, thank you so much. i don't want to talk about tweets, i want to talk about making america great again part of the energy -- during the the pipeline protest we had some pretty scary times here in north dakota. just a couple weeks ago a judge [ inaudible ] suggesting the army corps of engineer -- issued some permits -- my question is this, what specifically is the administration going to do to give these companies more certainty, more clarity as they make these multi-billion-dollar infrastructure improvements to improve our energy -- [ inaudible ] >> that was a little difficult to hear, but i believe the question was focused on energy production specific to dakota access. and i think we've been talking consistently about this. the president is dedicated to increasing production in the united states and we're doing part of the review of the dakota access pipeline, the administration working with those tribal leaders and stakeholders throughout the process to make it as successful as pos

the footage of a tornado touching down in eastern north dakota was >>> we are looking at rain clouds now over the east bay dry here in san francisco at kpix 5 headquarters. bay bridge dry at this hour but you can see the rain clouds off in the distance. we'll see showers from time to time throughout your morning commute. details coming up. >>> close call and a viral video the footage of a tornado touching down in eastern north dakota was caught by a man who was a few hundred feet away. jesse was a football field away in the middle of spraying corn in his farm field when the tornado touched down. instead of running, he stayed in his truck and watched it disappear to the northeast. >> when i was coming down the road i thought it was going to turn back at me. it was like a vacuum cleaner sucking up the dirt. >> he says thankfully it wasn't very destructive and no one was hurt. >> never seen a vacuum cleaner like that. >>> a decision from the u.s. supreme court will read to the release of hundreds of inmates convicted of minor crimes. the high court refused to hear an emergency request t

. >> go back to north dakota somewhere and bring those guys up there.s beautiful summers up there. believe it or not. it's beautiful summers. it will be fun to get together with those guys. >> the phillies have lost eight straight after losing to the red sox again. getting a gift. second inning, mookie betts. that is an rbi double here. 3-0 red sox. hellickson gives up six earned runs in five innings. phillys fighting back, aaron altherr homers. phillies within two. fourth inning, it is betts again and you bet a home run of course. first of two homers on the night for betts getting it done with the bat and the red sox, lots of glove all night long, highlight reel defensive plays one after the other, very, very impressive. it all ends up to a 7-3 loss for the phillies. they were impressive. >>> during the game. the slide -- butt-first. he's a little butt-hurt after this. look at his teammates getting a kick out of it. everyone has a laugh including tommy joseph. that's the worst since the 80s. don't know how he plants his feet and face plants. >>> the un

. >>> from political heat to a whale of a tornado captured by a farmer riding a tractor on his north dakota farm. look at this. he described the twister as a vacuum. we would say a huge one. meteorologist bill karins says we are in for a heat wave. >> no tornados are is expected to be widespread this weekend. heat wave in the northern plains, hot in the dakotas, pierre to 100 degrees and el paso all the way through north texas a heat wave begins. saturday it spreads to chicago and minneapolis. and the heat will build through the ohio valley and the northeast. you have to wait until sunday for the heat to arrive there. that's when temperatures will jump in the 90s from raleigh all the way to new yor >>> i'm first alert meteorologist erica martine. climbing into the 80s today and tomorrow, 90s by saturday and sunday. we're tracking a heat wave sunday, monday, and tuesday, with temperatures flirting with 100 degrees by early next week. you can follow us on social media for more updates. back to you. >> thank you. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> we are br

carson wentz invited his teammates to work out with him in north dakota. before they went their separate ways, coach pederson had a message for his players. remember what we did this spring. they worked hard. don't lose sight of that. training camp is hard and i want them prepared to come into camp ready to go. >> round one of the u.s. open is in the books. scores were surprisingly low. aaron hills the site of the u.s. open. 44 golfers under par, ricky fowler setting the pace, a one stroke lead seven under par, round two tomorrow. that's sportses. >> thank you, ducis. "jimmy kimmel live" live followed by "nightline." guests gillian bell. "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell, and karen rodgers with traffic. cecily tynan who loves that, ducis rogers the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ it's our all shades sale going on now. styles and colors selection is wow. roller, solar, roman, wood woven. no better time this must be an omen. cellular, cascade, sheer pleated, allure. nothing wrong with your windows ne

carson wentzes to bring the receivers and skilled players to his home state of north dakota in july. >> are you going to win a super bowl out there? >> probably no but does it hurt no. >> showing the leadership that carson has and the report that he has with the receivers. it's exciting as a coach to know your guys are getting together to work on their crafts. it means something to them. it's fun to get together with those guys. >> in the matter of one year wentz went from rookie quarterback to leader. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> the nba draft is one week from today. the sixers own the third overall pick one player available is malik monk, he was in camden for an individual workout with the sixers, the guard averaged 20 points per game as a freshman and he feels he made a good impreg. >> i think i did a good job, comfortable whatever they put me through and knocked down a couple of shots and able to read off the ball screens and dribbles and stuff like that. >> the sixers had a bunch of players in including josh hart and darrel reynolds. >> hart is getting anxious as th

you can work with her because the people in north dakota want economic growth and there's a lot of pressure of her being on the side of economic growth. david: mike, blue dog democrats, the phrase you use for more moderate democrats, they used to be a pretty big part of the democratic party, as much as a third. right now there are only 18 people in congress that call themselves that, but that might grow as a red light of the election losses from the left, right? >> consider me an optimist, david. if you look at the last eight years, the republicans gained more governorships, they've gained more state legislators more local political positions, they've gained congress, gained the senate, they've gained the presidency. at some point, even the democrats, a light bulb is going to go on and say, hey, do you think higher taxes and more spending is not the way to win office. david: john, i see you shaking your head. i know that you believe as i do that incentives are the most important fact of behavior, the politicians believe in incentives and number one incentive is what, getting reelected wheth

so energy and environmental research center at the university of north dakota has koomti cooperative agreements with your office of fossil edge and doe. under those cooperative agreements they're doing actually this development of carbon storage -- both the capture and the storage. it is a big regional project. it covers a huge area out there where they're actually putting co2 down hole, in some cases it is -- it is just storing. >> yes, sir. >> interestingly enough, we're not only doing that for the fossil industry, we actually have an ethanol -- we have ethanol plants out there. >> yes. >> and one of our ethanol plants now -- because we put the legal and regulatory structure in place to actually store co2 from class six wells, so just store it. not for secondary recovery, but we have that legal and regulatory framework which we basically developed from the iodgc. i think you were chairman of the iogcc and i was chairman several times so we developed that model of legislation we passed in north dakota. so that regulatory framework is in place. epa just gave us primacy on the ability

. >> go back to north dakota somewhere and bring those guys up there.t will be beautiful summers there. it will be fun to get together with those guys. it's a process. every guy is different and every guy has their own niche at their position. so at the same time, it's something you work through all the time. >> trust the process. phil ly be calling up scott kin ri for hernandez, but he could get promoted to the lehigh valley soon. >>> tonight the return of reuben a ma ro. heavy left the front office and took a job on the coaching side. he's the first base coach with the red sox. >> it will be different. but after the first pitch, it's all baseball. you regret some of the moves you make and it's unfortunate, but we ended up kind of paying the piper at the end there. but generally i have a great feeling and positive feelings about everything. >> sixers picked up the option for covington for this coming season. mcgregor, the fight is on u august 26th. i'm john clark. we're right back. that all men and women are created equal. we must want our fellow human

how much do you know about north dakota.apital of bismarck and 50 states ranged 47th in population. next month eagles wide out and tightened will learn more than that they'll join carson wentz for passing camp. wrapping up final dave mini camp this is last taste of organized football until training camp in five weeks. for those not going to fargo they have other plans. >> i have a nice flight going to disney world. i'll enjoy that with my girlfriend. just owe go out there and be a big kid. never been out. there i'm going to be a big kid for five, six days and since i get back home it's back to training and keeping me straight for short. >> i see you. >> jay right in camden to watch former nova stars josh heart and darel republican eldz work out. monk was there as well ' contender for the sixers what had third overall pick in the nba craft. >> i think di a good job and comfortable whatever they put me through and knock down a couple of shots and. >> i wish i knew where i was going. but i mean the goal right now is to -- you k

. >>> north dakota isn't the only one trying to stabilize oil production. jackie deangelis has more. >> reporter: the oil cartel's monthly report confirms an increase of a little less than a half million barrels a day. libya, nigeria, iraq, all boosting output. opec is seeing an increasing in shale production, a little less than a million barrels per day. can demand increases absorb excess oil? not exactly. opec sees demand rising year over year but a million barrels a day is not a lot. >> i think prices will go lower, 45 is a critical level for crude soil. we tesd that this week. if we get below $45 a barrel, the market will say opec is not abiding by its own cuts. we see that everyby now looks to be cheating. it's tough to see how we don't revisit some of the more recent lows, say $40 a barrel. >> reporter: there's a reason opec didn't play all its cards at the last meeting. it could make deeper cuts from the more cash-rich countries like saudi arabia. the saudis said they'll hold back some additional exports to the u.s. and asia in july. that could help,

. >>> this monstrous looking tornado touched down in north dakota, the formal cloud did in the do any serious damage. the national weather service says the twister essentially spun right there in that spot and it's a rural area and no one was hurt. >>> frightening and beautiful at the same time. >> yes. >>> let's there can outside and check your roads right now for you. hey, see that? looking pretty bright out there. isn't it? this is wilmington it's a bad shot. 495 at 12th street. that's better now. construction blocks the two lanes you see the cones, it's not expecting a delay at this point. however, when volume builds that will slow you down, 495 at 12th street lanes blocked. people complaining about the construction. this is ocean city new accident popped up blocking route 9 southbound past jfk boulevard. >>> mainly cloud and cool. 53 on the bus stop at 6:00 a.m. probably improving to about 61 by 8:00, but cool enough for a jacket this morning, winds are light. here's what's going to happen. we got the numbers, 55 degrees in philadelphia. 52 currently in wilmington, some of our ou

next stop, north dakota. wentz and bird wrapping up final day of the mini camp their last taste of organized football until training camp starts in five weeks. for those not going to fargo, we have other plans. >> it is a nice disney world. i will enjoy that with my girl friend. so just go out there and be a big kid. i have never been out there i will be a big kid for about maybe five or six days and then, as soon as i get back home, and back to training and getting ready foresees on. >> five or six days at disney. >>> over last three years most exciting basketball city has been seen has been served up byville know of, they have 100 wins on that time. sixers have just 56. the two programs, colliding today, jay wright in camden to watch former nova scars josh h art and malik monk was there as well, he is a real contender for sixers who has third overall pick in next thursday's nba draft. >> i think difficult a pretty good job. i feel comfortable with whatever they put me through. nailed down a couple shots. i

he gave a number of policies speeches starting on may 26th last year in bismarck, north dakota. thatches his -- that was his energy and environment speech. he would cancel the paris climate agreement and get rid of president obama's climate agenda which was implemented by regulation and executive ordering and without congress. he promiseup promise -- he promised that. the key to the decision he's keeping his promises. host: the organization put out an ad showing promises he made. guest: yes we did. that ad was meant to remind the people in the white house and the president, how emphatic his promise was and how important it was. host: before the transition, how a role when it came to the environmental protection agency and the transition there. guest: he was the leader of the epa team. host: is it previous access that you had, did you have any of that directly tell the president basically nudging them or reminding them in a manner to pull out this agreement? guest: my work in the transition is confidential. i can tell you that basically it was the charge given to us by the transi

there should be late day storms around minnesota, south dakota and north dakota.8 in phoenix, 78 in l.a. still relatively cool in the inner mountain west. look what happens into wednesday. flip the switch, up to 105 in phoenix and we get warmth building through central california. getting ready for another pattern switch where the west will get hot. >>> capitol hill is gearing up for another blockbuster hearing, this time featuring jeff sessions. senators will likely grill the attorney general with meetings he had with russian ambassador sergey kislyak. during his confirmation hearings he denied having conversations with the russians. this new hearing starts at 2:30 p.m. eastern and will be covered live on msnbc. >>> a north carolina woman is back home after surviving a terrifying encounter with the shark. tiffany johnson, the mother of three went snorkeling in a shallow reef in the bahamas with her family when she came face-to-face with his shark. >> all i could see was red surrounding me. he looked and saw my arm gone. he cried out, baby, and i san jose saw this

. >>> from political heat to a whale of a tornado captured by a farmer riding a tractor on his north dakota farm. look at this. he described the twister as a vacuum. we would say a huge one. meteorologist bill karins says we are in for a heat wave. >> no tornados are is expected to be widespread this weekend. heat wave in the northern plains, hot in the dakotas, pierre to 100 degrees and el paso all the way through north texas a heat wave begins. saturday it spreads to chicago and minneapolis. and the heat will build through the ohio valley and the northeast. you have to wait until sunday for the heat to arrive there. that's when temperatures will jump in the 90s from raleigh all the way to new york city. that's a look at the weather story of the day. now a closser look at your day ahead. well, you can see the wl advertised heat wave in effect from denver to rapid city to bismarck. even bismarck could be near 100 and widespread upper 90s from west texas all the way through areas of northern texas. here's my favorite story of the day. a woman who is taking adventure to new heights. betty bro

focused in on the northern plains where heavy rain, hail and damaging wind expected to pound most of north dakota stretching into minnesota and that record rainfall in florida isn't letting up. these scenes, thunderstorms will hit central and south florida for most of the day. the threat of flash flooding is decreasing but streets are still swamped. in fact, it's still so deep in some spots these guys got around ft. lauderdale by hooking their surfboard up to a truck. >>> still ahead, shocking new evidence about the government contractor accused of leaking classified documents. >> and also washington, d.c. police officers run down by suspects in a pickup truck. now the search for a motive. >>> and that woman on the sidewalk texting and falling through an open hatch. ♪ at air wick we know the power of that first whiff of your favorite scent. ♪ air wick freshmatic releases timed bursts of the fragrances you love. so that first whiff feeling never fades. air wick freshmatic. ♪ ♪ the moments that connect us happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. >>>

how much do you know about north dakota.apital of bismarck and 50 states ranged 47th in population. next month eagles wide tightened will learn more than that they'll join carson wentz for passing camp. wrapping up final dave mini camp this is last taste of organized football until training camp in five weeks. for those not going to fargo they have other plans. >> i have a nice flight going to disney world. i'll enjoy that with my girlfriend. just owe go out there and bebig. never been out. there i'm going to be a big kid for five,i get back home its back to training and keeping me straight for short. >> i see you>> jay right in cao watch former nova stars josh heart and darel republican eldz work out. ' contender for the sixers what had third overall pick in the nba craft. >> i think di a good job and comfortable whatever they knocka couple of shots and. >> i wish i knew where i was but i mean the goal right now is to -- you know no matter what you hear or anything like that no matter if you're top 20, 30, 40 whatever i hr