these people were all apparently at a party earlier in the night at a north jacksonville subdivision. the party was broken up when somebody was shot in the leg. police were called to that scene. that happened at about 10:00 p.m. they all went to wal-mart at about 11:20. a wal-mart spokesperson said some snacks and soda were stolen. also, gunshots were reported in the parking lot but no injuries and no cars were damaged. >> were there people shopping in the wal-mart at the time? >> i would imagine. it was open at the time and you don't see any employees. that's because they're trained to steer clear of things like this and get the authorities there. >> were police able to get there before the crowd left? >> police were called to the scene. no arrests were made. they're investigating this incident and the shooting. >> what went wrong is they have no respect for other people, for personal property. think about the liability for wal-mart. you're talking about customers who could have been hurt by these kids. >> there's so many people. how do you identify them? >> you can identify the one

i will tell you that four, five years ago, i was in jacksonville, north carolina, connie gruber invited me to a reunion of the church and i had a chance to meet brooks gruber's father. and that gentleman lives in naples, florida with his wife and he came out and we spoke. and he had tears in his eyes and he fought in korea for this country as a marine. and he said, congressman, i want to thank you for trying to clear my son's name. i said, mr. gruber, i will accept your kind words on behalf of my savior, jesus christ, because christ was a man of humility. and i try to walk in the light of christ. and if we ever accomplish anything for this country, no matter what faith that my colleagues might be, just remember that accomplishing truth and integrity for john brow and brooks gruber will be god's will, and not mine. and that gives me one thought, and then i will close. it was said, 1,000 ago, to the living, we owe the truth. we owe -- to the living we owe respect, to the dead, we owe the truth. mr. speaker, always close on the floor of the house because it's time to get our troops out of

jacksonville, north carolina. lisa is waiting to talk about the role of women incumbents -- comeback. what do you think? caller: just to give a background, i am pretty young, a marine corps girlfriend here in jacksonville, north carolina, and i just want to say i am really angered by these last comments that have been saying that women need to be stronger and better than men or whatever because over there, i say in quotes, the and not being respected. i did not think we are respecting women here to not give them a chance to prove themselves. i think that is the whole point of this thing that women are given these trials to see if they can perform in combat. i did not claim to be an expert. but i think the problem ultimately will have to deal with it is our woman being respected by their own in our armed services. and that think it is absolutely ridiculous to say that women can't do this, women can't do that. it is an old and david argument and i am glad it is generational and it seems that this hopefully will be ph

salt lake city, utah, jacksonville, florida several parts of north kaurl lining gnaw are getting a lotof the wall street jobs. >> and tax incentives for companies to move there they don't have to pay people much because the cost of living is lower. >>> there is a new survey out not as many executives are calling away from the office while on vacation. >> we have learned how to relax. 51 percent of executives say they don't call in at all when on vacation. that's double what we saw two years ago. this comes from a report by robert hatch management services. remember the boss who called in, only 8 percent checked in once. that's down from 2010. >> good for them. now wiif we can all take the advice. is someone spying on the actor katie holmes. there is new reports the prief vat -- private eye's soon to be ex-husband. we will talk about that. >> there's an explanation as to why you are more likely to be running late today. as we head to break let's look at the prices at the pump. national average stands at 3.32 a gallon. we will be right back. >> the chairman of barclay bank cashing out. h

rough weather, looking at severe weather from new orleans to wilmington and far north to chattanooga, far south is jacksonville, a risk of strong storms, heavy rain, rainfall amounts, some places picking up in the last six hours, about 3 to 7 inches of rain. there's been lots of flooding going on on the radar. you can still see a lot of heavy thunderstorms just training into the southeast. rainfall amounts over the next 24 hours we're talking about anywhere from 3 to 5 more inches, so flashflooding is going to be a very likely stretching from mississipp >> good morning. today will be like yesterday. a mixture of sun and clouds. we will see a few scattered showers. >>> and that's your latest weather. natalie? >> al, thank you. we are just hours away from the women's gymnastics team finals with the fab five, will they be able to pull off team gold? tim daggett and elfie schlagel, our analysts. good morning. >> good morning. >> everyone watching jordyn wieber and everyone wanting to know will she be able to shake off the disappointment sunday after not making the individual all-around. what are your predictions?

we've had a couple of upper 70s to the north of the city where a lot of rain manchester down to jacksonvilleover to long green valley. any where from one to as much as three inches of rain fell yesterday. city on south, not a drop of rain fell. 99 today, the record a long way off from that 105, the high was only 87. 75 last night, the average low is 67. the record low 51 in 1979. right now a light southerly wind in the region. not really helping things but the humidity tomorrow is going to be the big difference between today and tomorrow. humidity is going to come way back down. rather than the upper 50s and low 60s. that's going to make you feel extremely unconsideratable particularly in the afternoon. showers and storms this is pretty much the borderline between the heat and cooler air. that cooler air will get to us, later in the day on sunday. but we have some thunderstorms activities we have to deal with. probably strong storms could develop saturday night. already across the great lakes that front is going to sink south of our region. early next week it'll be just to our south. what th

it's cooler. 81 in raleigh, north carolina, 81 in atlanta, 85 in ya jacksonville. we have the highest temperature on the earn third of the nation. the core of the heat, though, right here. check out the temperatures. st. louis is 93, 89 in fem mime tennessee. the core of that heat will move eastward arriving here around the fourth of july. we don't have a heat advisoriea, but we have all the advisories to to the west of us. north of chicago they're under a heat advisory. we could be back into one on the fourth of july. current temperature, reagan national airport 88 right now with a dew point temperature of 62 degrees. we'll watch this number prize as this number goes up, so it will be another oppressive day with only light winds. we've already hit over 90 degrees in bristow, virginia. 86 and rising, montgomery county in maryland. the big storms that came through the area this morning, they sat for a while out in ocean city. moved through here, too. really hammering areas of southern maryland and gave way to more scattered power outages. for today i do not think we

this took place at jacksonville, north carolina, which is in my district. camp lejeune marine base is in my district. and many of these in attendance served in the marine corps, the navy, few in the air force and they agree with me, it is time to stop spending money, digging a hole that has no end to it known as afghanistan. mr. speaker, in a critique on this book, "funding the enemy," i read, one of the most candid, behind the scenes example of war reportage, this book contains a host of voices that spell out the chaos and mayhem of america's longest war. mr. speaker, it is a no-win situation. i'm a history major from college, but i'm not an expert on the history, but everything i ever read about afghanistan, the end is always the same. no nation has ever gone to afghanistan and changed anything. nothing at all. and, mr. speaker, speaking of mayhem, yesterday in "the new york times," and i quote the article, the title of the article is "top afghans tied to 1990's carnage," researchers say. activists say powerful figures are a afghanistan today. i don't kno

north of the city. sparks, hunt valley, monkton area. over to jacksonville. over 2 to 2 1/2 inches of rain. that has cooled things down in that region. temperatures only reach the upper 80s this afternoon. meanwhile, here in the city, upper 90s, 89 annapolis by the bay. and 89 in kent island. 92, bel air. with a light, northwest wind. tonight, more ever a south and southwest wind. that's going to bring in some serious heat. here's why. 101 in chicago. 102 in kansas city. got a report out of kalamazoo right now. 104, with the humidity of 40%. and that is a heat index, of 119 degrees in kalamazoo, michigan right there. well, guess what? this heat right there is going to be moving generally toward our region tomorrow. and behind it, there is cooler air up to the north. that frontal system, with thunderstorms, expected tomorrow night. could be some strong storms. let's face it. all of that heat and humidity, with cooler air and a front coming in. there's a good chance somebody is going to see some strong thunderstorm activity. late tomorrow night, and into sunday. more scattered thunderstorms a

from 1942 to 1949, almost 20,000 african-american marines experienced basic training at jacksonville, northcarolina. these heroes fought on two fronts. at home against discrimination and across the sea to defend our nation. this highest civilian award in the united states was first presented during the revolutionary war to george washington. it is fitting that the latest reward should go to those men who years before jackie robinson and rosa parks joined the marines to defend their country. during this week when we are going to be debating the affordable care act, we need to discuss a project that affects veterans' health in my state of florida. on july 1, the v.a. paid an additional $500,000 to rent a portable operating room for a project that is 95% complete in the miami v.a. medical center. when this renovation was first proposed, two minor projects, east costing $10 million, was sponsored to fulfill the requirements of the project. i visited the medical center last month and heard directly from administrators of the facility about the project. the plan on the ground soon realized that p

jacksonville today. even though romney has fund- raisers, his wife is on the campaign trail. she is in north carolina. wbal-tv 11 news. >> now, traffic polls 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> time to take a look at your morning commute. the one accident is on the b w parkway. southbound section at 190 say it. -- 195. he delays because of this. baltimore street, we have an accident coming in. watch for continued closures. artscape closures in effect. delays are expected. let us go live. we will update you on 95 at 395. in the night -- inbound, no delays. looking pretty good. here is 97 where it meets the beltway. pretty good in this area. no problems to report here. if you take 295, you'll find a way southbound at 195. >> that is the latest. here is a check on your forecast >>. >> we are already at 82 downtown. 77 at b.w.i. thurgood marshall. 77 in edgewood. humidity is high. showers are showing up on the radar. there is one crossing our area. at the city and colombia at least for the next hour. -- ellicott city and colombia at least for the next hour. the chance for rain is in the forecast and te

rough weather, looking at severe weather from new orleans to wilmington and far north to chattanooga, far south is jacksonvilleplaces picking up in the last six ho last six hous about three to seven inches of rain. there have been lots of flooding going on on the radar. you can still see a lot of heavy thunderstorms just training into the southeast. rainfall amounts over the next 24 hours, we're talking about anywhere from three to five more inches. so, flash flooding is going to be a very likelihood stretching from mississippi all the way to georgia. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> a mild and muggy final day of july and on this 31st day of july, right now, as we're just past 9:00 upper 70s. quite a bit of cloudiness and a few breaks of the clouds and sunshine in and out highs mid-80s. mid-afternoon remaining humid and isolated downpours with thunder and lightning, as well as wednesday and thursday afternoon and evening >>> and that's your latest weather. natalie? >> al, thank you. we are just hours away from the women's gymnastics team finals wi

not make them available -- >> obama is in jacksonville today and even though mitt romney is in boston for a fund- raiser, his wife is on the campaign trail in north carolina. >> thank you, i have a good day. >> a major ruling from the supreme court that will impact the way police conduct investigations. jennifer franciotti is outside headquarters to explain. >> right now it is a temporary ruling that police can call like dna samples from certain suspects. even though it is temporary, law enforcement considers it a victory. in april, the court of appeals ruled police could no longer collect dna samples after arrests without a warrant. the chief justice john roberts has reversed that ruling, at least temporarily. it is a victory for law enforcement. >> it means they are free to collect dna upon our rest. it is back to business as usual. >> he was convicted of a rape based on dna evidence taken after his arrest but the appeals ruled that his fourth amendment rights had been violated. >> the supreme court took the position that until we have a chance to take a look at this, we are going to put the brakes on the appeal's decision. >> the order to resu