we will have heavier thunderstorms in northern georgia and atlanta.uld see delays at the airport because of the heavier thunderstorms. 94 for the high in new orleans. kansas city sunshine 85. as we head west ward the next several days we are tracking a pretty strong storm system that are bringing areas of rain. snowfall out across the sierras. >>> thank you so much maria. >> today marks the 3rd day of diamond jubilee celebrations for the queen. on the agenda a star studded rock concert. amy is joining us live from the royal palace gardens in london with all of the de tills. good morning to you. you look beautiful in your hat. >> good morning. oh, thank you very much. good morning patti ann and ainsley. the action shift from the river to buckingham palace today where there will be a gala concert out front. 20,000 people have been invited. about half a million are expected to crowd on to the lawn with leads from buckingham palace to the center of the city. sir paul mccartney, sir elton john and many others. tom jones. it will be a star studded event tha

it was shot in northern georgia and sparked a tourism boon for the whole area. ed local residents as backward, nsophisticated and inbred. martin savidge went back. >> reporter: every year, hundreds of thousands of people come to north georgia, thanks, in large part, to the movie "deliverance." >> essentially started the whitewater rafting industry in the southeast. >> reporter: annually, tourism brings in $42 million to the area. when the movie was made, it brought cameras and excitement to raven county. many locals signed up to be extras. only to be horrified by what emerged from hollywood. the infamous "squeal like a pig" male rape scene was especially shocking here in the heart of the bible belt. 40 years later, there's still anger. >> we were portrayed as ignorant backward scary deviant redneck hillbillies. that stuck with us through all these years. in fact, that was probably the furthest thing from the truth. >> reporter: he's right. raven county is actually a second home to many wealthy southerners. >> this would be a dream come true. >> reporter: the aver

more thunderstorms as we head across the tennessee valley and also this is working in to northern georgiaavels that way, you are going to run in to that, they have the chance for severe weather, as they go in to the afternoon. as we side in, closer to home, we have a few showers, trying to drift in our way, the reason why is well, we have the upper level lows that counter clock wise spin, energy around the low rotating showers in k as we go through the day. off and on showers possible, this upper level low cut off from the main circumstance circulation of the jet stream. this is sitting and spinning. there is nothing to mauve it along or hurry it up. we will have the chance for showers and storms as we go through the middle of the week. let's get a check of the time saver traffic with loren. good morning. >>> good morning, we start the day off with a crash in baltimore, dundalk, wise at church road. if you are traveling the beltway, a disabled car in the inner loop. no concerns on 95, through the white marsh area. if you are using 83, hunt valley, not too many cars but a easy ride from sh

could be talking about flooding by tomorrow, across parts of northern georgia and south carolina.nd, continued flooding with that additional 5 inches of rain that will fall across parts of the central gulf. one last story, quickly, for you, jamie, a severe threat today, hail and strong winds we could see a tornado or two, across areas of minnesota by this afternoon. >> jamie: stay where you are and let us know. >> eric: how would you like to be in a plane sitting back and looking at the clouds or watching the fox news channel on the tv screen in front of you and the guy rushes the cockpit, scream, i've got to get up there and it happened. coming up next we'll tell you what flight and what the result was. >> jamie: i think i know the answer to that and if you find yourself constantly tired an craving more rest we have really important health news for you. on what could be wiping you out. sunday morning house call with the docs, next. [ kate ] most women may not be properly absorbing the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's

raindrops in northern new jersey, southern new york and rain across the wherein carolinas and northern georgiainch zone. high and dry for sunday and really hot. mild first thing this morning. but we should be above 80 before 10:00 a.m. today. highs today mid 90s. if you're going to the pride festival or the fairfax festival, bring your big, floppy hat and water. keep shaded and keep hydrated today. >> linen, wear linen. >> linen, it's back. >> thanks, chuck. >>> in the news, prens georges county police need your help in finding a man who robbed a local restaurant. this is surveillance video from the shanghai tokyo restaurant in college park friday. police say the man walked into the store and demanded money from the register. no word on how much cash he got away with. anyone with information should call police. >>> this morning investigators have trying to determine what caused a two-alarm fire in montgomery county. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon at this apartment clom plex. this is in the 10200 block of kensington parkway. firefighters evacuated the building, knocked out the fire in 2

will a section of northern georgia ever be delivered from evil? evil?in burnett. out front tonight, a greek collapse. literally. the greek finance minister just hours before he was to be sworn into his new role, it's a crucial role, fainted. it was a depressing visual for a country that is trying with a brand-new government to keep its economy from entering a black hole. the greek leader's collaps k

if you're down in the southeast especially southern georgia, northern florida, strong storms today as cold front dips. very windy in utah and nevada and wyoming. afternoon showers in new england. we'll deal with more downpours tomorrow in florida. doesn't look like the weather pattern will change much around the country. if you're watching us in chicago, illinois, learn about your favorite candies at sweet home chicago, the history of america's candy capital at the elmhurst historical museum. that's your event of the day. we're going old school candy. >> i don't know if it was old school. >> sugar daddy. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. we got a peek at lindsay lohan as liz taylor. lifetime released the first official shot of her playing taylor. grant bohler plays richard burton. by the time the movie premiers later this year probably going to be difficult to live up to all this hype. we'll continue to hype it up. >> jury selection started in new orleans in a lawsuit in which steven baldwin is suing kevin costner. together they invested an oil sep

are seeing the brightness and also that's where you are seeing seeing the heaviest rain, northern florida and georgia and moving in to the carolinas as well. we have times with rain pushing in to the area before it's said and done. this is courtesy of tropical storm debby. a clear sky this morning, allowing the temperatures to drop off, after that cold front passed through yesterday. look at the temperatures in the mid-50s, northville and manchester, reisterstown 54 degrees, 57 in german town. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> if you are using the harrisburg expressway, no delays from york towards the beltway, once you get on to 695, that outer loop clear on the east side. 11 minutes towards 83. if you are using 95, no delays in white marsh, remaining clear as you head downtown. a live look at 95 at 395, no problems in to the city. it will remain clear southbound towards dc. that's a look at your abc time saver traffic. over to you. >>> it's never too late to start an exercise routine. >> it's especially true in women looking to prevent some form of cancer. new details just a

get off the eastern coast of florida for a few more days so continued heavy rain across northern florida, georgiaback into alabama here and even possibly mississippi during the next 24 hours. let's shift and talk washington weather and we are off to -- this will bring a smile to your face. off tie beautiful start. 6 # degrees right now in washington. 52 in gaithersburg. -- 62 degrees right now in washington. leonardtown, you're 59 degrees. 64degrees in annapolis. our dew point temperatures have fallen back into the low 40s. that measures your humidity. it is very comfortable air across the area. going to be an absolutely gorgeous day. lots of sunshine expected. our wind will be out of the west and annika pergament and west gusting to about 25 today. a little breezy at times but i think it will reinforce the cool, dry air for us and just a nice afternoon. a very pleasant evening expected. we are for the looking at rain here for a couple of days. i think the next chance might not get in here until friday, maybe saturday for a chance of a thunderstorm. there are your winds out of the north and west

across the southeast, northern georgia through chattanooga, looking at showers and thunderstorms.e are pretty rough. the most severe storms are rolling through memphis. these have winds of about 70 miles per hour. they're moving southeast at 70 miles per hour. destructive winds moving through graceland just south and east of tulsa, also. that severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 7:00 a.m. local time. this storm coming through very strong. it's going to get all the way down through san francisco. going to kick up the winds in the fire zones of nevada, through new mexico as well. a 50-mile-an-hour-plus winds from san francisco as far north as seattle. the heat will continue across the southwest. 74 in chicago, the 60s and 50s will hold across the northeast today. you might not need the umbrella. i don't think it's going to pour down rain. you may have to be late light on your feet to dodge some of the raindrops. back up to you. >> how about that thames picture though? what a mess this weekend, right? >> they stood strong and barreled right through it. >> those are the britis

heavy rain in northern florida and southern georgia. you can see even more in parts of the panhandle of florida. slow-moving system is drifting to the north east at 2 miles an hour. it has been nearly stationary. this is a five-day track. with the slow-moving system, they expect another foot of rain in spots down there. here, it is going to be dry. over the course of the next few days, very pleasant summer weather. 78-83 tomorrow. a small craft advisory for the bay. western maryland, after low 40's in the morning, 65 in the afternoon. 73 on wednesday. eastern shore locations, it will be warmer than that. down at ocean city, sunshine and temperatures in the 70's tomorrow in the's on wednesday. baltimore, during nice weather for but tuesday and wednesday. we're right back into the 90's going into the weekend. >> michael phelps remains a big part of the story line. he has to get faster before he gets to london. hear what michael has to say, next in sports. >> tonights jackpot has an estimated $1.3 million. you're winning numbers for this m

an additional 200 millimeters is likely in parts of northern florida and southern georgia over the next 24 hours. some areas have received over 500 millimeters, so additional rain could trigger further flooding. so once again, debby's now a tropical depression and moving over northern florida. we'll keep you posted on its progress. meanwhile, heavy rain will continue in eastern canada and new england states into wednesday morning. but back behind it, this high pressure system is keeping things dry and hot across the great lakes region and parts of the northeastern states. then we have a low pressure system over the u.s./canada border producing stormy, actually unstable weather. there's a risk of severe weather in and around montana and saskatchewan into tonight. but to the south, things are different. dry. the combination of hot, humid i should say, dry air and hot temperatures are raising the risk of wildfires even more. getting up to 34 degrees in denver and 44 degrees in phoenix. but out toward the northwest, still on the cooler side. 18 degrees expected in vancouver. all right. head

counterclockwise area of high pressure west and northerly wind compressing the rain into southern georgia and northernida that's where i would expect the flooding to be. here at home, look at this sutro looking down on san francisco to the bay looks clear this morning over in the east bay hills doppler showing the clear sky at home. stepping out upper 40s in santa rosa napa everybody else mid to upper 50s except half moon bay and los gatos 51. monterey bay inland low to mid 50s. sunshine today even out to the coast. warmer temperatures by four to eight degrees. a few clouds at the coast tonight clear for rest of us overnight, near average highs once we warm up to them tomorrow should last through the weekend. they will be changes -- there will be changes close to average mid 70s to near 80 east bay valleys berkeley 68. south bay mid to upper 70s with san jose 76. 67 millbrae otherwise low to mid 70s peninsula. low to mid 60s coast mid 60s downtown and south san francisco north bay valleys mid to upper 70s, sun and low 60s at beaches, 64 monterey, near 80 inland to gilroy. around the state stray shower

so the flood potential in western northern florida and southern georgia will be pretty high along with the associated problems tropical storms will bring. rain will be the problem for them. for us upper 70s by 8:00. by the middle of the day some showers and storms through mid afternoon the way it looks. could be around here. some of these could have a little bit of a punch especially east of 95. i think for the drive home most of that will be south and east of d.c. and the evening temperatures in the upper 70s. a beat breezy, though. winds gusting to maybe 20, 25 or so. this morning we are watching a lot of activity in pennsylvania. locally we have just a lone shower in and around cambridge right now. this is crossing 50 between cambridge toward vienna. doing any travel on that lower part of the eastern shore, you may run into that shower. low to mid-70s where the showers are. out to our north and west, we are in the 60s this morning. in western maryland, cumberland right now very comfortable 61. outside on the michael & son weather camera, good visibility. we've got clear skies. 76 de

you can see the heaviest rain across northern florida, southeast georgia where we continue to get somevection. this is the kind of storm they don't want down in florida where it just sits there for days and days. the winds aren't strong. 45miles per hour but it will be a big rainmaker here for the next several days. the good news is it is moving and it is forecast to across florida and a little further out to sea by friday. eventually, things will start to wind down but today, plenty pore rain in the forecast if you are head down towards or land ," jacksonville, into northeast florida as well. yesterday, they had a tornado watch for much of the day in the state of florida. let's shift gears here and talk local weather. we are absolutely perfect here to start your day. 63degrees right now in washington but it feels fantastic with low humidity. look at all the 50s breaking out. 54 in manassas. 52 in gaithersburg. 59 in baltimore. i just look. our record low for the day is in the mid-50s here in washington. you get the idea. these temperatures are not typical of this time of year. 63 in l

big story they could get believe it or not 20, 25 inches of rain across portions of northern florida, southeast georgia, have to watch alabama and mississippi here next several days as this will be an incredibly slow mover the forecast next five days is to move 90 miles north. >> that is it. >> yeah, so you know, here it is and just sitting here stationary in the northern gulf. your latest information with debbie again it is not moving tropical storm debbie, winds 50 miles per hour see the moisture being pulled into portions of florida here and behind my sign, southeast georgia, but this you go not moving pressure 993-millibars this is a forecast track over the next several days, not going to move a whole lot unfortunately rain will not continue as the storm spins and spins for the next several days washington weather possibly showers and thunderstorms of our own pushing into northern maryland these will move through here shortly by late morning early afternoon cloud up quickly and have at least the possibility of scattered showers and storms, back in our forecast later today, all with a cold front let

they're predicting up to 25 inches of rain in some sports of northern florida, southern georgia here.st south of the florida panhandle here, right about there and look at that. that is forecast track over the next five days. so you can see it will be a very slow mover. here is the latest information on tropical storm debby. maximum winds, 50 miles per hour. movement stationary. pressure down a little bit. winds aren't going to be the issue. it will be rain t continues to pull in very heavy reins across central sections of florida this morning. our weather, 74 now in washington. warm, huge -- humid start to your day. we do have a lot of changes in the form a cold front. there are the rain showers into southern pennsylvania. those will move into the washington area here i think by about noon and be with us here through the early afternoon hours and then we'll probably see a little late day clearing. so after early sun, we'll quickly cloud up with a few showers and storms around. behind the front, clearing here by late afternoon, early evening and you will notice the win picking up out o

mentioned top of the show looking at another 5, 10 inches of rain across portions of northern florida, southeast georgia. we will keep an eye on debbie. local weather and we are gorgeous, 68 degrees washington. 70 quantico. 69 annapolis, off to the north and west, mid-60s hagerstown, martins burg, 65 degrees, great looking start to the day, comfortable combination of temperatures nice breeze out of north and west, humidity way down only 40% right now, let's check out your wind speed again, out of the north and west, sustained winds 17 gusts to 20, to 25, breezy from time to time today but otherwise we will take it with high temperatures as mentioned in the upper 70s to 80. temperatures will actually be a few degrees, below normal here, for this time of year. satellite radar, slight weather pattern high pressure building in, over the next couple days just looking at bright sunshine, warming trend. so high temperatures 80, and mid-80 toss morrow right back into that hazy, hot and humid conditions things start to warm up around here later this week. cool start, pleasant afternoon, 08 your daytime high. gor

there is a lot of sliding and northern florida and southern georgia.ederal aid for the region. this storm could dump as much of 15 in. of rain has said is slowly moving to the east. it is living 3 mi. per hour. many bridges and florida are closed due to the water and flooding. then it should be across this state and into the atlantic by friday. >>mark: after earlier gains the dow is down but it. we will have more on the market's winners and losers today. >>justine: and and this year t play is projecting that or 0.8 million californians will make a mad dash out of town on this unusual midweek holiday. they say that they are going to start their trip on friday june 29th, which is the week prior to the fourth of july karen >> to pull a projects that we 0.8 million californians will drive. >> and and triple bay as well it you want to avoid all of this deaconess stay with us for our july 4th live celebration. you will get this see fireworks from san rafael and of course a spectacular fireworks and san francisco. this is right here on kron 4 on july 4th. the

excessive heat warnings stretching across 22 states from let's say the philadelphia area, down into georgia, northern parts of florida and even across the plains, patti ann, hopefully everyone stays safe. drink a lot of water and try to stay indoors or a cooling center, taken out for your town or city. >> patti ann: all good advice, maria molina, thanks. >> kelly: the temperatures maria was speaking of are sparking a dangerous situation in colorado. as many as 150 new national guard soldiers are joining the offensive. waldo canyon fire killing at least two people and destroying nearly 350 homes. >> our house burned on the night of her birthday, so, it would definitely be a memorable birthday for her. >> deja vu. >> we lost a lot of possessions, some are easily replaceable, but some are not. >> kelly: alicia acuna is joining us live at colorado springs, colorado, alicia? >> reporter: hi, kelly. city officials say that fewer than 10 people are still missing and fire crews are going into the areas for mopup and searching through the the rubble for some of the missing. now, after the fire fight-- the fir

of live oaks, is doing evacuations because of the river through attorney and northern portions of florida and southern georgia, getting the worst. the debby will be on the move the next two days. 48 more hours of this, by thursday night, the storm should be going out into the atlantic. two more days of these flooding rains. >>> the heat has been incredible. it was 105 in denver yesterday. it's tied your all-time hottest temperature ever recorded in the city. the 100-degree club included all of oklahoma, louisiana and texas. but the heat is going to spread, it looks like it's heading for areas like chicago and the mid-atlantic thursday into friday. we're talking chicago could be 103 on thursday. chicago's hottest temperature ever is 105. it could come close to that. >> 103 on thursday, from phoenix across the country. all right bill, thanks so much. >>> turning to sports, president obama is one of the savviest sports fans ever to occupy the oval office. but the commander-in-chief made a mistake when he poured salt into the wounds of white sox fans who saw kevin youkilis shift to the red sox. >> i want to say t

northern rockies. debby's downpours are going to soak roads across florida, the alabama coast, as well as georgia. and a slick ride, at times, in northern new england, from vermont to maine. >> and if you're flying today, it should be a pretty smooth ride. weather-related airport delays only expected in the city of miami. >> if only you had that information yesterday, when you flew back. >> would have saved me 12 hours. >>> a bizarre crime drama has unfolded overnight, in a wealthy chicago suburb. >> bob hired a hitman to kill was wife. he was never charged in that case. now, he's been arrested for hiring a man to kill the first one. we'll have more on this developing story coming up later today on "good morning america." >>> also this morning, a nationwide investigation into child prostitution is shining a light on the hidden child sex trade in america. abc news had exclusive access inside what the fbi called "operation cross country" with raids in 57 cities. more than 100 alleged pimps are now under arrest. a record roundup of suspects. >>> a georgia woman battling a flesh-eating disease is doing

look at the radar, a broad swirl with debby, heavy rainfalls from northern and central florida, into the panhandle of south georgia where they need it. some totals could top 15 inches of rain. the track has been tough. we're more confident right now that it is not going to texas but look at the red zone, the color from louisiana to florida. it may not make landfall for three more days, so more wind and rain pounding these areas until maybe wednesday. o and fema tonight, lester is urging all residents to heed the warnings of this dangerous storm. next high tide at 5:00 a.m., and once again the gulf of mexico is going to go right into the pool here at the hotel. back to you. >> a soaked mike seidel starting us off tonight. thanks. >>> meantime tonight, folks out west are dealing with a weather related emergency of their own. more than 20 major wildfires burning right now, thousands of residents in colorado have been ordered to evacuate as a wildfire there grows out of control, dangerously close to their homes. we get the latest from nbc's michelle franzen. >> reporter: billowing smoke and towering flames surrounded

northern new england. more heavy rain through central florida and southeastern georgia.cord setting heat. a beautiful day in the pacific northwest with plenty of le >> good morning. it will be a beautiful day today. low humidity. >>> don't forget you can get that weather any time you need it. head to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. want to run over again? >> coming up we'll be talking about jimmy j.j. walker and is iconic roll on "good times" and why he never watched a single episode of the show. this is "today" on nbc. >>> back at 8:37 with the star of one of the most beloved sitcoms of the 1970s. jimmy walker earned two golden globe nominations for his portrayal of jj. first we'll look back first at the show. in 1974, television audiences across the country were introduced to the evans family on the ground breaking show "good times." james and florida were the hardworking parents, always trying to keep their heads above water in a chicago housing project. there was daughter thelma, son michael and we can't forget their firstborn and his enthusiastic c

several areas in northern florida have received more than 10 inches of rain and forecasters say southeastern georgia could expect the same. a local vfw helped out bringing in military transport trucks to get people in and out of that area. it's a huge story down there. and, lynette, a lot of people know, does that mean anything for us? >> no. and you would think that it might because it is going to reemerge back into the atlantic, but it is going to stay away from us. you can basically see that path that it's going to take, the cloud cover right there. but back here in florida, lots of rainfall still to happen as we go through the next several days here. so they are not out of the woods yet. like i said, as we go through the next several days, this will reemerge into the atlantic and still verge off toward the east right there. we do have the cold front that slid through the area about two days ago and that's basically helping the steering pattern with this. satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot close to home today. that's what we like. we're getting lots of clear skies out there, but we

northern florida. it takes another couple days to kind of meander off the coast of florida or georgia. there is still some doubt and uncertainty as to the exact track, but i think it will eventually get across florida back into the at lang. then it's going regeneral -- the atlantic. then it's going to regenerate and create a tropical storm. it might even impact our beaches with some rip currents. this is i think hysterical. these are computer models. each line represents a future track of the storm. you talk about they're not agreeing? look at this. you got storms going west, models taking it east, to a loop and one taking it off north and east. the consensus at the national hurricane center is it will work its way across north florida. in the meantime we're talking an additional 10 to 15 inches of rain down there. right now our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son, almost clear outside, 83. look at the dew point 44. the dew points are in the 40s, you can open your windows at night, but tonight you'll get cold. temps 83 downtown, 82 manassas, in the 70s in leesburg, 79 al

georgia. showers will fall from the upper midwest to the central plains. from eastern washington to northernmontana. isolated severe thunderstorms will pop up from new mexico. >>> miami is feeling the heat in the nba eastern finals. chris bosh returning to action after nine games out with injury, scoring in the first quarter to put miami up by 11 over boston but celtics fight back. three-pointer by paul pierce in the fourth gave boston a 90-86 lead. the celtics won this won to lead game six. >>> tom lasorda, retired hall of fame manager of the dodgers is in a new york hospital following surgery for what doctors call a mild heart attack. the 84-year-old was stricken monday while representing dodgers at major league baseball draft. they say surgeons inserted a stent. >>> cliff lee struck out 12 and gave up two hits through seven but in the eighth the phils clinging to a one-run lead. dodgers per rare ra knocked a two-run double off lee. l.a. won it 2-1. >>> in washington, the nationals rbi single off francisco in the eighth inning tying the game 4-4 in the tenth. mets leading 5-4. desmond hit

northern new england. more heavy rain through central florida and southeastern georgia.record setting heat. a beautiful day in the pacific northwest with plenty o >>> 8:34 now. taking a live look over the sunol grade, what's left of the marine layer breaking apart. the sun is now shining through. later on today, we're talking about a day where it's hard to find a cloud in the sky. temperatures climbing in the mid to upper 60s, even a couple low 70s. we'll round out the day in the upper 70s in places like livermore, 81 in fairfield. tomorrow, about 5 to 10 degrees warmer. we'll hold onto the mid-80s by thursday. >>> don't forget you can get that weather any time you need it. head to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. want to run over again? >> coming up we'll be talking about jimmy j.j. walker and is iconic roll on "good times" and why he never watched a single episode of the show. this is "today" on nbc. >>> back at 8:37 with the star of one of the most beloved sitcoms of the 1970s. jimmy walker earned two golden globe nominations for his portrayal of jj.

northern new england. more heavy rain through central florida and southeastern georgia. day tomorrow into the pacific northwest with plenty of sunshine and mild weather. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. time out for heat and humidity. thankfully for today, tonight and again tomorrow. but the heat is on for the end of the week into the weekend. right now around the region, temperatures are in the comfortable 60s with low humidity and fresh breeze out of the northwest. bright sun and a blue sky. that will warm us up into the mid-80s later today. wind will diminish and another cool start tomorrow morning and >>> don't forget you can get that weather any time you need it. head to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. want to run over again? >> coming up we'll be talking about jimmy j.j. walker and is iconic roll on "good times" and why he never watched a single episode of the show. this is "today" on nbc. >>> back at 8:37 with the star of one of the most beloved sitcoms of the 1970s. jimmy walker earned two golden globe nominati

georgia a cluster of storms with lightning. that is about it. not a lot of bad weather this morning, showers coming down through northern portions of upstate new york. showers in the mountains of west virginia down to virginia and north carolina, as far as texas goes, a little cluster of thunderstorms by abilene, as we go throughout the afternoon, only one area of concern, we may get a few tornadoes out of this, too, talking northeast colorado and extreme western portions of nebraska, denver area the biggest threat should be possibility of large hail, maybe a little bit of damaging winds. the forecast for your wednesday, i think the summer temperatures beginning to return to the mid-atlantic and warmer and beautiful in the great lakes. that is a look at the wednesday forecast, here is a look at weather outside your window. nashville, tennessee, that is a gorgeous day you know summer heat and humidity will return sooner or later, low 80s and lower humidity levels just about perfect. atlanta, same for you, enjoy it while it lasts. it's too bad that you won't be able to see venus in our life time. i missed out. >> i may find serum i can live forever,

some of the northern states, part of their road maintenance includes a lot of things that we don't have to have down here in georgia. >> a great point. that's why we should be allowing the states to have full access to their tax dollars and not be required to spend it in certain ways. that's great point why the concept we're proposing, empowering the states to spend the money how much they want to spend it and allocate their resources the way they want to allocate them is a perfect example wipe woe want to do that. >> an e-mail asks what has been the response to the proposal states who are not donor states? they must be upset to see federal funds decrease? >> positive resfrons someone states. here's why, under the same mandates and delays getting projects done. they're still spending a lot of money and spinning wheems as a walt of that. it's taking longer and longer for projects to come 0 be. from concept to completion, takes 15 years on the average road. they're saying, look, we get. if we can just have more ability to use our funds however we want to use them, then that gives us flexibility and empowers us more a

northern alabama, light rain and storms sliding your way. late this afternoon after it heats up it's going to get hot, a little humid down there in north florida, southern georgia. we're going to get strong storms in southern alabama. i don't think tornados but we'll see large hail and definitely strong gusty winds. that's south of atlanta but includes tallahassee and savannah, georgia, toward jacksonville, florida. the northeast, it's a cool, chilly morning. temperatures in the low 50s. that means the suburbs are in the 40s this morning. definitely jacket weather. this afternoon, still cool in new england. but getting a little bit warmer. fill if southward, even new york city a little warmer today. there will be a slight chance of showers on and off but not as wet as yesterday. as far as the middle of the country, still pretty warm. nothing too oppressive. a lot of nice wither from chicago to minneapolis. >> it's pretty nice, 69, 70. >> a little taste of humidity last week, we didn't like it. >>> we turn to sports now. last week the san antonio spurs were in the midst of a 20-game winning streak and had a 2-0 game lead over the thunder in the western conferenc

georgia's main cities for peaceful rallies in support of the opposition. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe two earthquakes have shaken northern afghanistan triggering landslides in a mountainous region three reported killed and many others injured it's feared casualty figures may rise or scores of villagers have been trapped inside collapsed houses reports say tremors from the quakes could be it felt as far as the capital kabul. egypt's interior ministry has backtracked on a previous statement that former president hosni mubarak was in a coma despite this his condition is reported to lead to serious rating as the eighty four year old's heart stopped twice and doctors had to revive him is now in a cairo prison hospital serving a life term for his role in the killing of some eight hundred fifty protesters during last year's uprising. finally news block america's women often outperform men in several spheres but in recent studies show their salaries are still lagging behind their male colleagues merino porton explores why the pay gap still exists and why recent political moves to change that have failed. these steadicam landscap

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northern crops and southern crops. it doesn't matter whether you have a d or railroad before your name. cotton hasn't declared a political affiliation f. you're from georgia, it doesn't matter what your party is, you're defending the interests of cotton. same thing with corn and soybeans in northern states. so this is not the typical partisan breakdowns you get. in a certain way, the farm bill is almost a civics lesson. this is the way the framers expected it to work with the house and senate and people looking at their swilt interests and putting together a bill. sometimes almost regardless of party. host: we're talking with alan bjerga from bloomberg news, who covers agriculture policy for bloomberg news. we're talking about the farm bill, which has just passed the senate, moving over to the house next weekend. if you'd like to get involved with the conversation, the numbers are there on the screen. 202-737-0002 for republicans. democrats, 202-737-0001. independents, 202-628-0205. weave got a fourth line for farmers, 202-628-0184. again, farmers, 202-628-0184. doesn't matter if you're farming cotton in the south or soy beenes in the north f. you're a fa

georgia this afternoon for the most part we are seeing sunny skies late in the afternoon, clouds begin to build to our north. scattered -- widely scattered shower, thunder shower activity might make it into northernaryland later this evening as we saw last night most activity right now, across new york and new england, possible yet this evening, shower or a thunder shower same thing happening we think tomorrow, and again on wednesday, the cool temperatures sun comes out, boom, things begin to pop in the afternoon by thursday, quite warm, friday, into the weekend much warmer conditions back up above normal. gusts 20 knots, small craft advisory tonight and tuesday, bay temp, to 73 now. tonight, slight chance of a shower, maybe a thunder shower in a couple spots, 55 tomorrow, low 70s because the clouds are in the afternoon and doesn't keep a whole lot of sun to warm us up. another shower threat, slight chance, quick mover in the afternoon for 20 morrow. >> -- tomorrow. >> thank you don't miss tonight's prime time cbs line up, at 10:00 p.m., hawaii five- o. >> lots more ahead on wjz at 4:30 p.m., international man hunt is over. where police find a canadian man accused of video taping a murder and mai

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towards georgia now and north georgia and that rain is welcome, but some spots might receive three to four inches and might cause flooding in across north george ga. the northernre weather today. stretching from around areas of minnesota down towards parts of kansas and see hail and winds and maybe a tornado or two, across minnesota and maybe wisconsin and across areas of the west, very cool behind that front and less windy than yesterday and that's good news for the fire that started in colorado yesterday and the other fires that continue to burn across the areas of the west. all right, guys, back to you inside. >> thanks, rick. we got some sidewalk chalk in here. >> i heart fox and friends. >> that's so nice. >> clayton: home owners association on fox and friends are going to-- >> roger just called, clean that up. >> alisyn: my point is, there's no problem with that, it comes right off. okay? >> and your typical, not your typical drive through, one woman plows right through a convenience store in her porsche 9/11 turbo. >> first it was george clooney and now sarah jessica parker and bon jovi on air force one. president obama staying popular with celebrities,