and on i-94, from northern minnesota to bismarck and billings. icy spots on i-80, from sacramento to reno. >> and if you're heading to the airport, the only flying delay expected today would be out of new orleans. the big easy there. >>> it is understandably new yo news here in new york. of course, we're talking about anthony weiner. and his admission of what happened with the twitter pic. pics, we should say. "new york daily news" with yeah, i'm a schmuck. >> and "the new york post," never short with a headline there. put up this picture to many people's shock. >> "the new york times" understated. >> a picture of him giving his speech there. acknowledging he was not exactly truthful in many different ways. >> right. >> the new york democrat is refusing to resign saying he has done nothing illegal. and 1 of the women who says she got more than 100 messages from weiner. she spoke with chris cuomo. >> reporter: congressman weiner took the stage. he was quick to accept fault. was meagan broussard one of the women? >> he said i'm an open book. >> rep

northern minnesota 7 canada and the upper peninsula of michigan be on the lookout for a severe storm conditions ... it's raining gangbusters and snowing at higher elevations way to the northwest of us.... by thursday and friday we expect it will be a lot cooler. will be blowing up to the north of us on the satellite radar all this is forming to the west by tomorrow evening. we are looking here at low pressure trekking along the southern boundary and the thunderstorms that will arrive thursday night into friday morning and they may get heavy but there will bring cooler air. it is not like 1988 when we had consecutive days of hot temperatures and conditions . a high today will be 95 with heat index is going up to 103 degrees ... tonight will be warm and humid we will be at 81 in the loop and 75 in the suburbs.. back tamara to 95 degrees with the heat index climbing 200 once again in the afternoonto 100 degrees by the afternon on.. over 700 people in the mid-90s perished and that terrible heat wave that hit chicago on the mid-90s ... we hope we never see that again ... >>for today's tri

one woman i met in northern minnesota she thinks 2.5 generations of people have been lost through federal policies such as the boarding school. >> well, there are a number of very successful roll models assertive women. there's the woman in washington that you mentioned and i would like to bring up another one who goes under the name, the former president in one of your chapter titles. this is someone who actually suffered an impeachment in her job. why don't you tell us about her. >> her name is claudia. she had been president of the hickory apache, and that's in northern new mexico. and she was very troubled, very intense and very difficult to interview because i could never find out what she was impeached for, and i had met her at a women's gathering called we women. this woman was very upset. you just can't say all women great because women helped me kick me out of my job and she was very, very upset. and i went to see her years later, and i said what happened? and what she said was that -- well, there were -- she just spoke in generalities. she wouldn't really say what was the matter

like heat continues in the south and plains with high temperatures reaching as far north as minnesota. northern plains could see some severe storms and rain in california. >>> in sports this morning, miami is halfway to winning the nba finals. in dallas the heat got the go ahead jumper from chris bosh. a little under 40 seconds off, dirt nowitzki missed a tough jumper. the heat win it. game four tuesday in dallas. in baseball, a walkoff home run. 11th inning, albert pujols cracks a long homer to left. this gave the cards a 3-2 victory over the cubs. pujols did this on saturday, too. he's only the 11th in history to hit two consecutive game-ending home runs. at the french open, rafael nadal won his sixth men's final on the clay in paris. and finally, plaxico burress gets out of prison today. he spent 20 months behind bar fossil legally carrying a gun into a new york night club. he accidentally shot himself in the leg. burress will try to get back in to pro football, but he'll have to wait for the nfl labor dispute to be settled first. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top storie

you can take that northern minnesota area, and run it all the way across the great lakes.ern new jersey, will get some heavy rain today. 20 states have flood watches or warnings or advisories right now. as cooler air works into the northwest, just in time for what? yep. my trip to san francisco. it was 90 degrees in san francisco the other day. it will be 6 1 thursday when i get there. thanks, san francisco. it is a warm, summary day in times square. oh, lara. >> oh, sammy. >>> here's a look at what's ahead on "gma." the kids are all right. but is it all right for teens to have sex in your home? elisabeth hasselbeck goes inside parenting's newest controversy. >>> too cute? or too much too soon? children giving makeup tips. we'll look at the new faces of online stardom. >>> and summer's hottest decorating trends all yours for under $50. got to see it to believe it on "good morning america." the new $3 flatbread breakfast combo. [ moos ] a toasty 6-inch flatbread breakfast sandwich and a 16-ounce cup of freshly brewed seattle's best coffee. all for just $3. [ clucks ] build

slippery highways in the upper midwest and plains, especially along i-94 and the northern end of i-35 in minnesota. parts of i-70 in kansas. rain on northern california. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in san francisco, minneapolis and atlanta. >>> and turning, now, to the stiff sentences for the northern california couple who kidnapped jaycee dugard and then terrorized her for 18 years. >> dugard was not in court to hear her captors' fate. but she heard a message read by her mother. here's annette miranda. >> reporter: phillip and nancy garrido looked down when jaycee dugard's mother, terry, shook like a leaf and cried as he read emotional statements from her daughter and herself. for the portions directed of phillip, jaycee said she hated every second of every day in captivity. >> he feels remorseful and bad about, you know, what he did. and that was the reason why he pled guilty. >> reporter: the judge gave the serial sex offender 431 years to life in prison. telling phillip, he reinvented slavery and had no soul. nancy garrido got 36 years to life, which means she could be eli

different parts of north america so an individual monarch butterfly that emerges in minnesota or somewhere else in the northern part of its breeding range will migrate through the central part of the united states through texas and into sites in central mexico where they spend about four or five months and then fly back into the southern part of the united states where they start another generation of monarchs. so what we're doing is we're trying to figure out the relative impacts of the genetically modified crops and all of the other things that might be killing miners in there in . the moment to fly lays its eggs on a wheat new quiett that grew on fields after the industry had developed to supposedly ingenious method of killing all clones except for the desired. useful plant by the calculated use of a certain herbicide it took away diversifies habitat. and the only intentional side effect of gene technology in the culture. we now know through our experience with corn in the united states that the biological pollution of these you know pigeon across is uncontrolled there's no buffer zone you can't control the

amazing photo of a northern alliance in western minnesota. during the past few days, the sun has been active and for reasons scientists don't quite understand that means the anorthern lights can be seen even more clearly and again that shot again taken in minnesota. >> a beautiful picture. >> love it. >>> time for featured events. i got an e-mail from michael and wants you to know about the annualer for's day 5k 1 mile run. this is happening on the 19th. and it's at 8 a.m. in the morning and you can go at 9 i think registration starts out at hunt valley. and during the past 22 years the father's day 5k raised charlieey more than million bucks dedicated benefiting the nicu. it will provide growth and enhancement to the nicu so staff can contribute to care for the tiniest patients they have at gbmc. >> a worthy cause. mine was sent to us by meg a reminder because they are on the show last week. and charm city karaoke baltimore's first celebrity karaoke light benefiting jobs housing and recovery incorporated and jamie costello is emceeing the ev

northern rockies. showers from seattle to portland. that sounds unusual. extreme heat from oklahoma to minnesota>> and if you were wondering, yes, we are listening to a song from "grease." 80 in boston. 92 in atlanta. triple-digit highs in dallas and phoenix. 98 in colorado springs. 78 in salt lake. >> can you sing "o canada" if we were to do that now, speaking of singing? ♪ o canada >> it would be a pleasant 5 in ottawa, canada, where prince william and his bride will arrive later today. it will be the first official trip for the new duke and duchess of cambridge. >> the royal company have a week's worth of events to attend in canada, which is part of the british common welt, of course. >> technically. >> and next friday they will travel to california for a three-day stay. we can't wait to have them hit the states. kate's first time. >> they're coming here. they're going to be a guest on this show. >> that's right, we're going to book them on the overnight. they can't't wait. >> they put their best foot forward and socked it to the competition. >> an english country pub w w the setting of a 16t

northern new england. and much of the west is much cooler. this cool air will slowly begin to give relief to areas like minnesotaed to. the heat ridge builds to the east, over the top -- right around the smokey mountains. that hot air is going to pump right around it. minneapolis, you'll cool off as that cold front slides through today and some of the hottest air of the season will be arriving in areas of the mid-atlantic. the 24-hour temperature change, temperature right now compared to yesterday at this time, is about 10 degrees cooler in billings. we're already warming it up. temperature in new york city, 7 degrees warmer right now than when you left the house this time yesterday. there's not much rain out there. so the forecast for today, we'll call 98 in d.c., where yesterday were in the low 90s. the only saving grace, the difference between this heat wave now and what we get in july and august is lot more humid. low humidity. today, 96 in new york. 95 in dallas. thursday, that's when it will peak in the mid-atlantic. 98 in new york city. >> so, just brutal. >> that's it. start of our summer heat season. >> bill,

minnesota and the dakotas. also wet on i-5, from seattle to portland. icy spots on i-80, 84 and 90 in the northernes. >> and if you're headed to the airport today, you could expect delays in atlanta, minneapolis and charlotte. >>> well, the twitter scandal surrounding new york congressman anthony weiner doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon. >> oh, dear. so far, weiner's failure to explain how lewd photos were sent from his twitter account are leaving us with more questions than answers. jonathan karl sat down with the congressman. >> reporter: tweeted from the account of one of congress' brightest democratic stars. and directed to the twitter name of this 20-year-old college student. but it was the congressman's response that created the firestorm. >> answer the question. was it from you or not? >> sir, permit me -- do you want me to finish my answer? that will be reasonable. you do the questions. and i do the answers. and this guy interrupts me. >> reporter: at the end of that disastrous press conference, he insisted he wasn't going to talk about it anymore. but with a growing media circus

for the operator has been traced to a strong farm in northern germany but it is unclear how those sprouts were contaminated. live this morning, minnesotagressman michelle bachmann announcing she is now officially running for the republican nomination for president. " she made that announcement in wattle because it is her home town. p i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and get that techron stuff. my ears flop around too. check it out. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. it's hard work; i need a nap. >> >> will tran is alive with more on this latest shooting. >> this home is so violent. trying to speak with neighbors, they do not want to say anything. they do not even want to say hello to me as i am approaching them. the home is at

northern new mexico. showers in the pacific northwest and pop-up thunderstorms along the gulf coast into the carolinas. heat advisories and warnings from oklahoma to minnesota. >> 90s in minneapolis. omaha and kansas city and 101 in dallas. phoenix heats up to 106. upper 90s in albuquerque. and colorado springs, 82. here in new york, rather comfortable. 92 in atlanta and 89 in miami. >> it's about time. we were cold then we were hot. nice temperate day. here we go with summer. >>> coming up, some business news. it is a bombshell really. despite its troubles american airlines announces a radical plan sure to please passssgers. >>> justin timberlake's new role. internet mogul. his new plans to revive myspace. >>> all right, and the new wet and wild ride for your next trip to the beach. >>> and news that's bound to send shock waves through the airline industry. american airlines is ready to replace its entire domestic fleet. this morning's "wall street journal" reports that american is negotiating with airbus and boeing to buy 250 planes. now, this s al would be worth about $15 billion. american airlines says it plans to retire older planes and upgrade its fle

damaging winds, a chance of tornadoes from nebraska and texas, all the way up to minnesota and wisconsin. rainy in much of northernnew orleans. 86 in miami. 82 in baltimore. upper 80s, minneapolis to kansas city. 60s from seattle. phoenix hits a hot 96. albuquerque, 92. >> a bee just flying by you right here. you didn't see it. >>> when we think of airports, we think of long lines and being patted down by an agent. we don't think of bees and honey. >> that's exactly what they have going on right now at chicago's o'hare airport. all part of a program for ex-convicts actually learning beekeeping skills. >> not only do they deal directly with the bees, they harvest the honey that ultimately goes into skin care products. call it a sweet beginning to a bee-tiful way of life. the bees need all the help they can get. >> i know. the population is really, really down. trying to figure out what the heck is going on. i think the beekeeping uniform, there is something cool about that. i would give that a try. >> as a fashion statement? >> as a fashion statement, a hobby. >> i might wear that next week. we'll see. >> you know

people in the northern part of the state, whether it is vermont or minnesota, worry about what the price of home heating oil will be next winter. what we're seeing now in terms of excessively high oil and gas prices has nothing to do with supply and demand and everything to do with wall street speculation. this congress has told the cftc to act. they have failed to act. now is the time for us to tell them exactly what must happen. thank you very much, mr. president. and, with that, i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: ing officer: the senator from iowa. mr. harkin: i ask further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. harkin: when jerry coonahan leaves the senate employment in the next couple of days we will lose one of the most respected members of our senate family. during nearly two decades of service with the senate, he epitomizes dedication, loyalty and incredible work ethic of the best staff members here on capitol hill. we're saying farewell

the northern tier of africa, but the southern parts of algeria, libya, that whole area where they have created safe havens where they want to establish themselves. host: your reaction to former minnesota governor tim pawlenty in his speech yesterday in new york to the council on foreign relations where he spoke about his potential gop rivals and some in the republican party saying that there are isolation sentiments. he said this, "america has one party partly devoted to retrenchment and decline and withdrawal and does not need a second one." guest: i did not see his speech and i not seen exactly what his strategy is. for individuals in either party to be questioning the our strategy in libya and throughout the middle east is very appropriate. to be questioning the long-term strategy in afghanistan and pakistan is perfectly appropriate. it does not make you isolationist. the president has not laid out a clear case of what are u.s. national interest is in libya. at the same time he has not laid out a strategy that enables him to say we are going into libya, but we are not going to go to syria. gadhafi, as much as capitol hill want to write off the last 10 years, for the last nine years

the northern tier of africa, but the southern parts of algeria, libya, that whole area where they have created safe havens where they want to establish themselves. host: your reaction to former minnesota governor tim pawlenty in his speech yesterday in new york to the council on foreign relations where he spoke about his potential gop rivals and some in the republican party saying that there are isolation sentiments. he said this, "america has one party partly devoted to retrenchment and decline and withdrawal and does not need a second one." guest: i did not see his speech and i not seen exactly what his strategy is. for individuals in either party to be questioning the our strategy in libya and throughout the middle east is very appropriate. to be questioning the long-term strategy in afghanistan and pakistan is perfectly appropriate. it does not make you isolationist. the president has not laid out a clear case of what are u.s. national interest is in libya. at the same time he has not laid out a strategy that enables him to say we are going into libya, but we are not going to go to syria. gadhafi, as much as capitol hill want to write off the last 10 years, for the last nine years