we even have northerners who are -- a few northerners who make statements to suggest that if they are entirely loyal to the nation. they are not necessarily willing to oppose it militarily. wayward sisters, go in peace. gideon welles. loyalty itself, though i think we will use it in the shorthand term, talking about the way the jones talked about it, there are places where it is the union as it was, the union as it might be the union with slavery the union without slavery. it is complicated. matt: i would say at a base level, the actual expectation is really much lower than we might think. to be a loyal citizen in the union is to support the war. when a friend says, if you are in favor of the war, you say yeah. be honest. don't cheat. there are multiple ways where you can be dishonest and keep this -- cheat the system. you can't do that. the last thing, the second half of the war don't whine. a loyal citizen doesn't whine. that is articulated over and over in all sorts of ways. you don't have to do anything, but follow the rules and don't whine. gary: that would mean, don't sell shodd

in the days of the early settlers, cattle were raised in the northern part of the great valley.n the long, hot summers, they could be driven up into the green meadows of the nearby mountains. but some areas of the sacramento valley were so dry that only sheep could be grazed profitably. in the south, there was so little rainfall, millions of acres were wasteland. only a handful of settlers tried to make this for betting land support them -- forbidding lan support them. because most of the northern part of the great valley had enough water for wheat, corn and vegetables, the farms of this part of the valley were prosperous. the wealth of this northern section of the great valley was water, flowing from the nearby mountains. the farmers on this land harvested rich crops, dairy farming prospered with green pastures and pure water. now let's remember this prime farm in the well watered part of the northern valley and compare it with this in the southern san joaquin. this soil is rich. given enough water, it could produce down harvests. only about 40 miles from this dry valley for ou

in the northern and western suburbs. high temperatures in the mid # # -- 80 from allentown to millville. tomorrow there could more showers around maybe a rumble of thunder. the rest of the day looks like a mix of clouds and sun and chance of pop-up shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high 85, warm and humid again late today and tonight starting out in the north and west, be careful of drenching gust hf wind producing -- gusty-wind producing thunderstorms. clouds and sun tomorrow, 86, mainly dry wednesday and thursday we'll be on the sticky side. looks dry on wednesday, high of 86. probably dry on thursday, but a high up to 90. hot and iewmed, friday, hot -- hot and humid friday, hot and humid and late thunderstorm possible. in the 80s saturday, and chance of spotty shower or thunderstorm this weekend. >> thanks, david. >>> next and new this morning what may have caused a plane filled with passengers to slide off the runway. >> a texas police department is in damage contr

suburbs like northern montgomery county and northern bucks county 234 in particular and areas around mercer county new jersey. all those areas you may have flooded roads where the heavier rain has come down and has not had a chance to rain. looking west there's not a lot going on. in fact mix of clouds and sun later. but we still have a frontal boundary north in the process of

runaway slaves northern police department, northern sheriff's, northern courts, to play a part in returning those slaves back to bondage. usually when they escaped to the north, they were free. brian: how often did that happen that police departments would go after a slave and return them? mr. puleo: frequently. in the case of males between 18-25, the most valuable slave property for slave owners, worth $1800-$2000, most often those masters sent slave hunters to bring slaves back. you had situations in northern cities, boston was one, that returns a slave back to slavery in 1851. thomas sims. it changes the damage -- dynamic completely. because they are such an influential committee -- community, it makes them much more militant and help slaves in a much more tangible way with money, alibis, hiding places, escape routes, you name it. the changes the dynamic. brian: did anybody have slaves in the north? mr. puleo: there were up until that 1810 timeframe when the slave trade basically is prohibited in the united states. most of the north at that point had got rid of their slaves by that point

professor gallagher: almost all northerners are white! the 1860 census tells us the population of the non-slaveholding states was 98.8 percent white. people talk about the white republican in mid-19th century. if you are talking about the non-slaveholding states, it is a white republic. americans live in a holding eight. -- in slaveholding states. professor varon: there is an abrasive magnanimity again, and the moral high ground, as a means to affect change, but there are still people, joseph holds thattetter, right in the federal government saying we cannot go this way. professor leonard: why don't we have broader reprisals after the civil war? i certainly think the assassination itself is a tremendous shock, and in some ways you think it would produce more of that, and it does sort of briefly, and in the streets of washington, thinks it will produce some bench -- some vengeful, and there are others who are keen on vengeance, but i think it is also so terribly traumatic on top of everything. mr. holzer: in the end they cannot prove a wid

in northern kund use i.s.i.l. has taken control. >>> mali's government and tuareg rebels sign a peace deal. the tuareg will have representation in parliament, but it does not give them full autonomy with which they demanded >>> the droouz muslim community fears for its safety on the syrian side. deaf conversation"uze muslim community fears for its safety on the syrian side. deaf conversation"the druze says one escape route is open. last week 20 druze in the northern syrian province. they are spread between syria and jordan and are viewed as heretics. the chair of the contemporary middle east studies at the london school and political science, he says that the druze in syria were caught between the rebels and the regime on the other. >> one point that must be made is israel this question the question of the druze in syria, and a deal to the community in israel there's a sizeable druze community. it's influential. basically they measure all in government and they are the factors of the druze community in syria. and

the northern suburbs might be bothered by that.than that it's a warm one high of 85 around 4:00 p.m. late this afternoon and evening look out for strong gusty thunderstorms that could producing drenching downpours and localized flooding that's all coming up this evening. >> well for karen rogers, matt o'donnell, david murphy, i'm tamala edwards. i hope your week is off to a good start. ♪ ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ [ beep ] hey. [ giggles ]ok. ♪ ...is folgers in your cup ♪ here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> g

the weather improving quite a bit in northern delaware. still raining but not nearly as hard as it was just a half hour ago. some storms moving towards glassboro and other parts of new jersey. can see this area of moderate rain moving through let's say the southern half of philadelphia. the northern half, north of the turnpike. there really isn't a whole lot. there is a little bit coming in through northern chester county that will affect part of the area, but the hour by hour, look at the temperature contrast from north to south as we go through this. you can see not much going on during much of the morning and then it will regenerate this afternoon. temperatures ranging from the 60s to the 80s across the area. you can see in between there's a stalled front. showers and storms redevelop. they move across the same area. that leads to flood threats. some computer models suggesting well over a couple inches of rain as we go through the afternoon and into tonight and then tomorrow morning. it is going to be quite an active period after one of

there is a high heat and humidity combination there and by about three or 4 o'clock starting in the northernurbs we will see some thunderstorms develop that will slowly push straight through the region and down to the shore later this evening and they could be strong and gusty with variable and varying threats. we'll talk more about what to expect from these storms when i come back with future tracker six. karen. >> all right, so we're dry far our morning commute. we're looking okay out there and the construction is cleared. this is the vine street expressway approaching the schuylkill. the vine has reopened in both directions so looking pretty good at this hour. also looking live at i-95 at the blue route. the construction that was closing the ramp from i-95 northbound to the blue route has reopened. the construction has cleared. things are looking good out there early this morning. we do have a problem from an earlier accident that brought down a pole. and 422 westbound is still blocked. they reopened eastbound but westbound is shut down between route 100 and 662 so just stick to 724 as yo

northern montgomery county could be in the line. we are watching the overall line that continues to be impressive. the iest storms in the day have been in pennsylvania. those continue but we have fresh lines developing from elkins west virginia south of charleston. another area in west virginia to ohio. this is ahead of the cold front. plenty to go around. pink area widespread severe thunderstorm watch through 11:00. orange boxes are the individual severe thunderstorm warnings and there will be more of those. still looking likely it will be after 6:00 p.m. before the line of storms approach washington; metropolitan area. this is plenty hot out there. 96 degrees. that is the temperature at reagan national. 95 in quantico. temperatures will continue to hold at the levels for the next couple of hours. once the rain gets in the temperatures will start to drop. there is plenty of ammunition in the atmosphere. check this out. this feels like 110 degrees in frederick. it feels like 108 at reagan national airport. you see the rest of the nu

each day a couple of thunderstorms possible in the northern suburbs. saturday sticky, we have the chance of the season's first heat wave if we can manage to hitch up to that 90 on saturday. either way it's going to be sticky on saturday afternoon. back in the 80s on sunday, any thunderstorm on sunday is well to the north. >> 5:09. developing this morning, a raging fire claims several lives and leaves several more missing overseas. we have details on the dangerous conditions fueling the flames. >> a news reporter finds it impossible to keep her composure when she comes under fire by a swarm of bugs. >> reporter: i completely understand that. let's look outside live we're clear and dry in port richmond. we'll take you to chadds ford, delaware county. plus was a mad dash that put the hair in hair racing. weing. we have amazing video of a mountain avalanche that's later in the morning bus. ever -- buzz. there's a place online where you always get more than you pay for. tjmaxx.com brands you love, at prices that work for you... anytime. maxx life! shop tjma

in northern iraq it is ethnic. arabs on wmp one one side, kurds on the other, 1,000 kilometer border. he says iraq no longer exists and it should be formally subdivided into sunni shia and kurdish states. speaking to him we hear evidence of the mistrust. >> translator: they are between the majority of them, they are i.s.i.s. fighter member. they are i.s.i.s. fighter. they -- we have to say the reality, they i.s.i.s not came from sky. >> iraq has been at war with itself for years. one that threatsens this country's unity. zeina khodr, al jazeera northern are iraq. >> zena bangura visited iraq in april, she said girls are being sold for as little as a pack of cigarette. >>> to other news now a report on countries that harm children e-children has proven controversial. israel was removed from the report despite killing over 500 children in last year annals gaza conflict. james bays reports. >> the outcome is be overwhelming. recorded on video. in total the u.n. said 540 children were killed. yet u.n. gefnl ban ki-moon

authorities shift the man hunt back toward the northern new york prison the convicted >>> new evidence in the search for two escaped inmates. authorities shift the man hunt back toward the northern new york prison the convicted killers broke out of more than two weeks ago. >>> open doors and open hearts. the emanuel ame church service in charleston holds sunday's service days after the attack that killed nine members of its congregation. ♪ i stayed out too late got nothing in my brain ♪ >>> taylor swift takes on apple. the superstar singer gets the tech giant to reverse a course whether or not to pay artists during a pretrial of its streaming service. >>> and jordan spieth has gone where just five other golfers have ever gone. the 21-year-old scores dramatic win at the u.s. open putting him halfway to the grand slam. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 22nd, 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning the search for two dangerous killers who escaped from a dangerous maximum prison has shifted back to northern ne

northern ireland has had a different system of party politics. the multinational united kingdom voted in four different very ways. in practical terms winning enough seats can secure a majority. the question arises. what kind of mandate is that? the conservative party has the right to form the government of the u.k. and has done that, but it's not the biggest party in three of four nations in the u.k. as i discussed with the prime minister when we met after the election what happens in the years ahead will at least in part depend upon how responsibly westminster deals with the reality. the u.k. is not a unitary state. there is no second scottish independent referendum on the immediate horizon. i think it's a reasonable point to make, that if the united kingdom is to remain intact in must demonstrate it can adapt to multi-national and multiparty politics in a far more substantial manner than it has done in the past. we are very interested in governments making decisions about important issues. that is not something they are used to. the u.k. has be

nearly half of the people of northern mali live as livestock holders.hey've been facing drought for years, and three years of fighting has compounded the process. many say they have bore the brunt between rebels seeking autonomy and the army maintaining control. >> there are better areas for grazing inside mali. the army kills our people. there's no grass in mauritania, our animals are dying here. >> reporter: not far from here, inside the border, livestock live in a similar condition, also affected by drought. >> the semi-tropical region of north-western mallee is a last resort. it receives more rain. they can't go there any more for another reason, which is the lack of security. instead the elders cross to mauritania, knowing they won't be able to find grass, but at least they can find security >>> still to come on the programme - home coming for the residents of iraqi city tikrit >>> from bad to worse - why brazilians are losing in their national football team. >> i feel like we're making an impact >> techknow's team of experts show you how the mirac

parts of the northern city of baiji earlier this week. they're locked in a fierce battle to retake ramadi, the key city in the western province of anbar was captured by the militants last month. three members of islamic state carried out suicide bombings tuesday at a local government building in anbar killing eight people. the group claimed responsibility on the internet. they've been planting massive amounts of explosives on roads to block the entry of iraqi troops. now the militants say they're gaining momentum in libya. they say they've taken control of a power plant that delivers energy to central and western parts of the country. libyan media say the extremists attacked forces on tuesday at a power plant near the northern city of sirte. they posted a message on social media saying they now control the area. secular and religious factions have been vying for power in libya since the overthrow of moammar al gadhafi's government in 2011. the u.n. and leaders in neighboring countries are urging the two sides to stop the

we are on the northern fringe. because we are on the northern fringe we will still find some clouds out there and will still find a shower, around as well throughout that area but further up north and i think that includes philadelphia, even though it is starting off damp mess of the day is cloudy. we are finding certainly very quiet conditions out over the atlantic waters right now and

when the people of northern virginia never fly that flag anywhere.'s a change for me to see the celebration of a pattern that even the people who have rights of ownership of it refuse to celebrate it. i think those who live in out south carolina, who lives it is high time that we saw the cloak you will of a. alityyou will, they have put in place the defiance and rebellion. let us go forward with compassion for each other and not celebrate this emblem and slogan. >> it's interesting that you mention the emblem. of course now there is this huge debate around the flag. when actually the huge debate is about the racial tensions that obviously continue to exist in the united states. do you think it's worth having the debate just from the flag if you will. do you think it's that important as an emblem? >> i think testimony is very important for anyone to see everybody in a nation rallies around that flag. we rally around the north carolina flag. churches have flags. that is what we use as banner to rally around. we ought not to be rally around anything tha

radar this morning, big area of storminess across northern new york and new england. if you're traveling to new york or boston you'll run into delays that way. but around here, still a little bit of high water on the monocacy river in frederick county and high water in upper marlboro. future weather mostly dry around town again. the only chance of sprinkle is along the mason-dixon line. and clear skies, a mild to almost cool start by tomorrow morning. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine back in the picture. a chance to get outside and enjoy and more importantly a chance to start drying things out a bit. today and tomorrow we'll be dry. chances for rang back into the picture today and wednesday and thursday. but that's irrelevant as long as we can get the weather better by the fourth of july fireworks. a saturday fourth of july this year. so the press sure is on. so much so that i'll be off. >> hey, that makes two of us. >> looks good for now. >>> well you heard of staycations where you stay at home and vacation. well, why not more employees are opting for workcations. >>> we

they say they are determined to expand their territory in the northern part of syria.s isil video is said to show life in the city of palmyra. the group controls huge areas stretching from mosul to anbar in iraq and villages in aleppo in northern syria. the former u.s. general in charge of coordinating global efforts to defeat isil knowing that taking on isil or daesh as it is known in the arab world isn't easy. >> daesh is not an iraqi problem. it is not a syrian problem. daesh is a regional problem that is trending towards global implications. >> reporter: the international alliance was formed after isil fighters swept through the city of mosul last year. any coalition launched air strikes against isil in iraq and syria, but it's ultimate goal is to help iraqi security forces stop isil prevent foreign fighters from crossing into syria and iraq undermine isil's propaganda machine. in iraq isil took advantage of the growing frustration of sunni muslims with the shia-lead government to recruit more fighters. >> we have to ask ourselves people will not supported but they

united says it is still considering a move to northern virginia's loudoun county after governor terryccall uf promised a stadium could be built faster there. >>> maryland governor larry hogan is lack looking to possibly bringing a high-speed train to our region. he wrap yesterday he rode a train in asia and called it incredible. hogan has applied for almost $28 million in federal funds to study a high-speed maglev rail between baltimore and d.c. travel time between the two cities? just 15 minutes. but the rail line would cost fleece $10 billion to build. now. maglev is short for magnetic leviation. today there are operational systems in china japan and south korea. the trains travel at speeds of more than 300 miles an hour. more than double the speed of an asell la. the train works for suspending, propel and guiding vehicles using electromagnetic force because there's no contact with the trails, no friction, vehicles can move much faster. just how fast? the current world record is 375 miles an hour. wendy? >> yikes. you don't want to be going that fast because drivers get used to -- t

aomori is the northern most prefecture on the aland. many fisherman catch many varieties of fish but only possible to offer next-day deliveries to neighbors of jay pan, international refrag rated delivery services kaug their attention, schoolallops are brought in at 4:00 a.m. and will be sent to hong kong. the school bulbs are placed in a refrigerator refrigerator. the jet arrives on the southwestern island. the airport is a 24-hour hub for cargo and it's just four hours from most major asian cities. so next-day delivery to asian countries is possible. the scallops left early morning and arrived at the distribution center in hong kong before noon. the this sushi restaurant is the customer. diners in hong kong today can enjoy yesterday's catch. >> translator: there are about 20% more expensive than frozen scallops but customers are willing to pay a premium. >> the schoolallops were shipped and they take orders from overseas customers, the whole saler hopes to increase the sales by directly dealing with customers in other countries. >> tr

osama ben javid reports. >> a bomb last just been dropped on this neighborhood in northern syria. the dense smoke and dust made the search for dead even harder. dozens were injured and many people killed. the government of president bashar al-assad has dropped dozens of barrel bombs most killed have been civilians. large number of people who escaped from a nearby city. taken to hospitals in northwest turkey. but that's been difficult to do since march when the country closed all entrance and exit points. the only way out of the conflict remains shuttle. out of nine crossings these were the only ones under the control of syrian rebels. they are considered vital for supplies in northern syria under the control of opposition fighters. >> that our border crossing has been killed by the turkish authorities who only told us one day before the closure the relief supplies can't go through and troops can't go anywhere. >> reporter: it is hard for many people to return to the border. syria's main opposition group says they host northern humanitarian situation and hope the roads will open so

the one in northern delaware expires at 6:15. localized flooding already. thunderstorms moving through. the heaviest stuff is in delaware right now. over the past few hours we continue to see the rain. philadelphia area and into new jersey. the heavy thunderstorms farther to the south. getting a bit of a lull across a good bit of philadelphia and the northern suburbs, but they're really getting pounded here in new castle county, delaware, and that is going to continue. you can see on the radar estimated rainfall when you see these colors of red and orange that means there is a lot of rain that is already falling. as we go through the morning you're going to see this lull in the activity. future cast here as we go towards late morning doesn't show much of anything but then all of a sudden it explodes around midday with the heating of the day and extremely humid air mass. some of these showers and storms this afternoon are going to be real heavy. give you an idea of how much rain we might get out of this in the next 48 hours is one of the computer models. you

the video is believed to have been taken in northern british columbia.r saw it poster on social media and contacted conservation officers. the people in the video face fines of up to $100,000. >> it's 6:48. new this morning sean "diddy" combs went to jail for an interesting reason. he was accused of assaulting somebody with a kettlebell. we'll give you more of the overnight news. ♪♪ ♪♪ to you they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection kills fleas ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. >> time for a preview of "good morning america." >> dan harris joins us with a look at what's coming up after "action news." good morning, dan. >> reporter: good morning, tam and nydia. great to be with you on a tuesday morning. coming up on "gma" severe weather slamming the midwest. mourn a dozen reported tornadoes and damaging thunderstorms hitting areas where millions of people live. we're in the storm zone live with the very late of the this morning. also coming up an exclusive look

of the war and not the end of the strike. >> reporter: rebels announced an independent state in northern 2012 but under the present agreement they get only a type of local administration. perhaps the biggest sticking point of any deal is the disarming of the fighters which is strongly rejected here. >> translator: as long as there is no separation there will be no disarmament. it's not mali that gave us the weapons, we paid for them with our own blood. >> translator: we handed over our weapons in 1993 and 1994 but the result was they destroyed the weapons and two years later they began to kill our people we are not going to return to that situation. >> reporter: those statements and complexity of the situation on the ground provoke the prospects of a real and final peace in mali with fighting still taking place including confrontations in the towns and some go as far as to predict a new and major war across the north. mohamed with al jazeera, northern mali. >>> thailand's health minister says the first patient to be treated for middle east respiratory syndrome has shown some emprovement

. >>> rival armed groups in northern mali are expected to sign an agreement on saturday tend to several of fighting. violence broke out in northern mali after a coup in 2012 where large areas were eased by al-qaeda linked fighters. france intervened to drive the al-qaeda linked fighters out, but the rebels continued their fight. in may there was an agreement signed with the government. but until now the main toreg rebel alliance refuse to come to an agreement. >> reporter: the campfire in the wilderness and lamb meat for roasting. quiet moments like this are rare and brief among the life of the rebels. as the politicians prepare to sign peace, these fighters get ready for war. >> translator: whoever talks of ending the conflict only talks nonsense. this war cannot be ended with the stroke of a pen. >> reporter: the rebels are in control of the major town as well as large areas of northern mali. cently they made new territorial gains, pushing the army further south. let our political leaders sign whatever agreement they want to sign, give concessions they want to give but these fighters

but thankfully it's very well-established in northern ireland. whatever our views on the constitutional views on the united kingdom, they're committed to making sure that peace process remains effective. the establishment of a forum across the british isles called the british isle council. i'll be attending in dublin the ex end of next week. it brings together administrations of scotland wales and northern ireland isle of man and jersey, gurnsy. that gives life to the british isles and how we seek to cooperate and force a dialog win the british isles. if scott land had become an independent country, we would still be part of the british isles and have operated in that forum. that is a very strong representation of how those kind of arrangements can work and itself was one of the outcomes of the peace process in northern ireland. so that, i'm glad to see that we all agree on is the importance of that peace process and the continuation is beyond and above any of these other debates. >> another question? let's see, here. and then i'll go back. >> hi

by 10:00 everything is in the northern neck and skies are partly cloudy across the metro area. about 9:00 we should be okay. pardon me? oh, there's scott driving up 270. that's the storm that the warnings have been posted for. that looks ominous. i know mr. broom will be careful. that's his mobile newsroom. 74 by 9:00 on the day planner tomorrow and we'll love tomorrow. 78 at 11:00 and 82 by 1:00. next three days we're still okay thursday, just an isolated storm, 89, not humid. upper 80s on friday with a better chance of scattered storms. we may have to go to a yellow alert. let's get through tonight. weekend unsettled, showers and storms, 80, 82 monday and 87 on tuesday. again severe thunderstorm watch until 11:00 and howard is tweeting out all the warnings. you can follow howard @hbwx and follow me @tenacioustopper. >>> june is men's health month and we're talking about a cancer that affects a lot of us guys, prostate cancer. here now, ceo and executive director of the inova cancer institute dr. donald trump. thanks for coming in. >> my pleasure. >> i want to ask you a bit ab

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the video was believed to have been taken in northern british columbia.unter saw it posted on social median contacted conservation officers. >> they're harassing the moose, they're harassing the boat. there's no question what they're doing is illegal under the wildlife act. it's cruel to the animal. the animal is obviously stressed out. >> the people in the video face fines up to $100,000. the facebook page that originally posted the video is no longer up. >> 5:48 now and a man's family fishing excursion turned into a bit avenue rare catch in south jersey. >> this is not the kind of hole golfers want to see along the greens. david. >> hot and steamy across the region today. that's going to drive plenty of people to the beach and the pool but don't forget there's enough sun out there especially early in the day to require the sunscreen. strong storms a possibility later this afternoon. and high heat and humidity. i'll have the day planner forecast to map all of that out for you. >> ♪♪ >> a man's family fishing excursion turned into a rare catch in burlingt

they are fighting for control over an area in northern mali.amed vall reports about an argued rebellion on the ground that continues despite calls for peace. >> reporter: the campfire in the wilderness and lamb meat for roasting, quiet moments like this are rare and brief in the life of the rex. rebels. their leaders have agreed an olympian agreement that will lead to peace. >> translator: whoever talks of ending the conflict only talks nonsense, it's a big lie this war cannot be ended with the stroke of a pen as long as we are denied territorial separation there will be no end the war. >> reporter: if the rebels are in control of the major town as well as large areas of northern mali. recently they made knew territorial gains pushing the army further south. the majority of them strongly rejected the new peace treat and i issued this statement. let our political agreement sign whatever agreements they want to sign, give whatever concessions they want to give but for us here on the ground these fighters tell me, this is not the end of the war. a

this morning, most of you end one sun and clouds, again save for the northern counties midday expect some sun, and very warm air to be in place and then, later this afternoon, especially toward evening, that means p.m. drive, locally gust gusty thunderstorms set to rumble in. we do sit in slight risk for severe weather keep in mind across southeastern pennsylvania, marge mal risk for everyone else, again the lowest risk possible from the storm prediction center, over the next couple of days, we keep the summer like warmth for sure, once we get rid of the wet weather specially by wednesday, start to hot right back up. shooting for 90 degrees two days in a row as we wrap up this coming work week or the week already after in the midst of already. already here, here we are justin, over to you. >> that's right. if you like heat, humidity, you will love the forecast this week, looking good so far this morning as far as the weather conditions are on area roads, we take you out to 202 or 422 to route 23. we are look looking eastbound taillights here, and looking good both directions, smooth

mary's county and the northern neck and extremely heavy rain with this. this is the area by 6:00 7:00 hour to see big problems. heads up down there. next couple of days much cooler. say good-bye to the 90s and 60s and 70s. 68 on wednesday. 75 on thursday. you notice a chance of should recalls just about each and every day and just rain. not much in the way of thunder until friday saturday and sunday. if you have plans this weekend, we'll continue to hone that forecast. right now, though doesn't look like an all-day rain but showers out there likely. guys? >> thanks doug. >>> the region experienced the hottest month of may ever. and with more scorching days ahead this summer some local lawmakers are set to take action to protect people from having the utility turned off in extreme heat. news 4's mark segraves found out, only a handful of state pros vid this protection. >> we have it for freezing days but electricity can't be cut off and the idea is that then heat wave over 95 degrees, the heat index there's a greater risk to human life and, therefore, the

sablan of the northern mariana islands. at the end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following new section. section. mr. sablan: i ask unanimous consent that the amendment be considered as read and printed in the record. the chair: is there objection to the gentleman's request? without objection, the reading is dispensed with. pursuant to house resolution 303, the gentleman from the northern mariana islands and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from the northern mariana islands. mr. sablan: thank you very much, mr. chairman. many of us in this chamber share a concern that the federal government has so much power and so many resources that it can actually overwhelm and even intimidate smaller state and local governments. the amendment i'm offering responds to that concern. it requires, before any funds are expended in the northern mariana islands, for expanded activities by the military, that the secretary of defense reach an agreement with the government of the

they are considered vital for supplies for northern syria opportunity control of northern fighters. >> translator: border crossing has been closed by the turkish authorities who only told us one day before the closure. relief materials cannot go through. passengers cannot travel or go anywhere. >> it is hard for many people to return to the border. syria's main opposition group says they are hopeful the crossings will open soon. >> there are promises from the turkish government to order the border crossings after the parliamentary elections. >> besides security there are also concerns about people joining islamic state of iraq and the levant. and i.s.i.l. fighters returning through the turkish border. but border closure means civilians are stranded. in addition to the government's bombing in certain areas opposition held areas north of aleppo and idlib. across syria only shells remain of what were once busy town. this is near the capital damascus. it's been bombed for months. out of the hundreds of thousands of people here just a few dozen families are left. and they haven't left beca

late-day thunderstorm in the northern and western areas and they could be strong.ome of the thunderstorms could make it into the i-95 corridor. down the shore not bullish on storms down there but warm with highs in the upper 70s along the beach. if you're planning on swimming it's never good without the lifeguards, because there's chance of rip currents down the shore. >> competitors bounced flipped and soared from the pogo stick jumping competition in florida. they used the sticks to his who was the best. threfers fearless free style categories included best strict and highest jump. the top competitors heading to the world finals. you used to that, didn't you david? >> reporter: coming up on "action news" at 4:00 p.m. could a kicked killer go free oscar pistorius could be released after being found guilty of murdering his girlfriend. >>> don't forget to join us later today at 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., and 6:00 p.m. for sarah bloomquist, david murphy, i'm rick williams, enjoy your afternoon. we'll see you later today. earth to tom! just day dreamin'. about an in-ground

al nusra front killed 20 jew from the northern province of idlib. who are they why are they in danger. there's about a million jews. most syrian and israelis. their religion is an offshoot of islam, and they are viewed as heretics by al qaeda and i.s.i.l. many are fighting against the rebels. they are waiting for the army to intervene in syria. a chair of contempty middle east studies joins us live. this situation is one the ethnic yazidi targeted by i.s.i.l. in iraq. explain why would al qaeda view the jews as heretics? >> well aric almirdu views any of them, the jews and the sunnis who do not accept the dream, as an infidel, as an upstate. a big point is to realise that the predicament of the jews is basically reflecting the predicament of the people particularly minorities that are in front and so-called, and would like to convert the syrian society into their own slum. and what happened after nusra took over or a massacre was committed, you have major battles taking place on the israeli border and in an area a sizeable community. and the communi

northern suburbs lightser rain.w you down and of course, wherever the heavy stuff occurred you are looking at ponding and puddleing on the roadways. there's a flash flood watch issued by national weather service and this kicks in noon and extends this evening up until midnight tonight. that's because another round of heavy rain will be slowly developing and then inches its way down through the i-95 corridor and we expect a majority of it to be there in green in counties of the region. right now looking for clouds and sunny breaks before the second round develops later on. temperatures now 70. muggy in philadelphia. karen this afternoon we're going for high of 8. with that next round of rain expected to develop during the afternoon. i'll have more on that future track areer coming up. > you can see from this shot lon the blue route it caused a mess on the roads. heavy rain through this area. jammed lieu mu route headed to broomall. as we switch the shot they're forcing all traffic at broomall. blue route is shut down

a few more drops up in frederick county, northern loudoun and northern montgomery county.the whole though, nothing but green lights from the weather department for your morning, midday and afternoon commutes. and it will rise up to the upper 80s and tom has the bad news about the 90s coming up in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> giving you more access to ride services like uber and lift, the proposal to increase access for people trying to get to and from the airport and why that could cost you more. >>> plus, keeping d.c. united in the district. the new deal with the city that has the team stadium back on track while ending talks of a >>> breaking news on the roads right now. take a look at this. 95 northbound again the express lanes are only open from prince william parkway on. still looking at about eight miles worth of backups as you're headed northbound through stafford. garrisonville road, going about 15 miles per hour. it gets better through dale city. there you're going about 40 miles per hour. but again, about a total of eight miles worth of slowdowns here this morn

and northern syria and u.n. envoy to libya has presented the latest peace plan to rival governments. meeting in morocco to try to solve months of fighting. >>> it is estimated that almost 5900 migrants were rescued from the mediterranean sea over the weekend as they traveled from north are africa to europe. 9 pregnant women were included. government there keeping its people in a state of fear, in eritrea, through what it calls a pervasive control system. being so widespread that the government enormous it. eritrea effectively enslaves people with a system known as arbitrary service and anyone who be tries to leave the country is considered a traitor more than 5,000 5,000 flee every month. >> we seldom see hiem human rights violations of the scope and scale as we do in eritrea these days. a large portion of those crossing the mediterranean around using other irregular routes to reach europe are eritreans. they are fleeing a country ruled not by law but by fear. >> u.n. chief ban ki-moon has decided not to include

authorities shift the man hunt back toward the northern new york prison the convicted killers broke out of more than two weeks ago. >>> open doors and open hearts. the emanuel ame church service days after the attack that killed nine members of its congregation. >>> taylor swift takes on apple. the superstar singer gets the tech giant to reverse a course whether or not to pay artists during a pretrial of its streaming service. >>> and jordan spieth has gone where just five other golfers have ever gone. the 24-year-old score dross mattic win at the u.s. open putting him halfway to the grand prize. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday june 22nd 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning the search is refocused during the adirondack mountains after a dna match confirms they had recently been in northern new york. hundreds of officers searched a rural area near a small town of friendship. they broke out of the maximum security prison over two weeks ago. >>> in a matter of hours the man hunt has taken authorities to multipl

prosecutors plan to call their first witness to a cyber stalker's trial in northern delaware.e accused of conspiring to stalk and harass david's ex-wife christine bell ford. david's father thomas killed bell ford and her friend at the courthouse in 201 and turned the gun on himself. >> a bombshell from a civil rights leader out west, as it turns out, she is not black as she had claimed. [ electronic dance music playing ] feel like a kid again with dunkin's new oreo and chips ahoy! flavored iced coffees. classic cookie flavor in every sip. america runs on dunkin'. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >> happening now on "action news," preparing for a second straight day of new-record highs. tomorrow could mark our first heat wave of the year. >> an apartment fire in delaware county displaces dozens of people. >> lehigh valley is on the look out for a feline felon organ