you said southern michigan and northern ohio. >> anywhere from detroit to three doe. >> still ahead,lth issues force a former president to rush home from a trip overseas. we'll have the latest plus commencement season is here and the first lady has a message. that and more coming up next on this monday edition of "way too early." >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because you have better taste. whatever. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years, heinz ketchup has been with the wrong mustard. well, not anymore. introducing heinz new better tasting yellow mustard. mmm! ♪ >> former president jimmy carter cut short an election trip to gee yawn in a for health reasons. according to a statement on sunday the former president arrived earlier this weekend on what could have been his 39th mission observing a general election vote. the carter center didn't elaborate on his condition, only saying he was not feeling well and returned to atlanta early. want to wish him the best. on twitter the nonprofit described him as under the weather adding the cen

a little bit of shower activity great lakes into northern ohio and indiana. headed that way into western pennsylvania, you may be running into that rain later on today. the storm team 4 radar, we are all clear around the region. pavement is all dry but we do have some dew this morning. on grassy areas and on windshields. i took this photo earlier this morning in northwest washington. yesterday's rain did not dampen the beauty of these gerber daisies. sent in by @maryland mom to my twitter page. share your photos on facebook and instagram as well as twitter. we'll share them on tv. look at how chilly it is. in 40s and 50s. out of the mountains only around 40 degrees right now. closer to washington, prince george's near 50 degrees right now. that sun is continuing to climb in a clear sky. by 9:00 we should be in the 60s. by noon, near 70. a bit of a blustery wind gusting around 15 to 20 miles an hour. saturday morning cool again. down to near 50. afternoon highs, mid 70s. bright and sunny. mostly sunny sunday. looking beautiful for monday. for memorial day for

different from what i would have heard her say in west virginia in 2008, in western pennsylvania, in northern ohioplaces where deindustrialization and lack of investment gave the white working class a tough run? >> it's not that different, except when you consider that hillary clinton back then was talking about opportunity for everyone, and specifically the opportunity for middle class. this time to say it's facted in favour of some groups it's a negative message taking the page from elizabeth warren's play book. the language some of the rhetoric is similar. so, yes, you can make the argument, and folks have that it's not that different from 2008, but in the context of election warren and others breathing down her neck it fears that hillary clinton is fearful about being not progressive enough. >> here we have political professionals, spending millions of dollars of other people's money. bernie sandersers martin o'mallee, and as they look at the range of american politics nobody is planning to run to hillary clinton's right. on the democratic side. are they seeing a similar electorate when they l

i was part of a group that passed ledge slays to put $400 million into places like northern ohio.rthern ohio who gave the money back to the federal government so sadly unlike the east coast where you have separated passenger and freight rail. here our passenger and freight rail go into the same track. and that means that only 2.7% of passenger trains reach their destination on time. they have to get off the track to let freight go through, fright frait freight has priority this has to be a partnership between the private carriers between the government of the united states and our states to help us embrace the future and not live in the 19th century. >> congresswoman marci captor. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> we want to thank you so much for spending part of your morning with us it's been a busy one, we've ha lot of give-and-take here and a lot of developments and we are always happy to bring that to you. but always grateful for your company. go make some great memories today, by the way. >> we'll continue to move forward on the breaking news the announcement

midwest driving that way, maybe driving into a few showers along interstates 80 and 90 across northern ohio and indiana. that may be getting closer to the mountains later today, but right now metro area we're all dry. starting off this morning no travel problems over than the chill in the air. you need the heater on in 2 car. temperatures only around 50 degrees. that's the water temperature too, only 58 at the beaches for the water temperature. a chill coming off the water on saturday with an on shore flow. only in the 60s at the beaches. sunday looking good into the mid 70s and beautiful at the beaches on memorial day into the 80s and partly cloudy and not very humid. next weather and traffic on the 1s your bus stop foreca

west you might be running into a few showers and another few hours in western pennsylvania and northern ohio. no travel problems weatherwise locally off to the clear start with dry pavement. a chill in the air, only in the 40s, nearby suburbs, most of the region will be quickly jumping into the 60s later on this morning. quite a chill. it will be nice at the beach, but chilly in the water. the chilliest day over the weekend will be saturday with the wind coming off that chilly water. it will only be in the 60s at the beaches. a little more humid on memorial day, but still comfortable. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. your bus stop forecast and what to wear this friday morning. melissa is looking at the get away travel. >> get away day, virginia 95 southbound right now, not only getting away too quickly here. as you're approaching dale city. you can see the first 4 traffic tracker a bit slow through dale city because of earlier road work that jammed things up this morning. so we have a 3 1/2 mile backup southbound. before that and after that you're fine. volume looks quite a bit li

lawrence seaway down through the great lakes the northern ohio and around michigan and minnesota down the mississippi river the west coast the tippy tip of miami. eight big indian reservations were no one lives and eight college towns in the middle of america. that is blue america. everything else is read. the people who voted for the constitution tend to be the people in the ports. and i claim that ports like philadelphia places connected to the world, places of commerce and trade often centers of education and philanthropy. where people and peoples intermingle. california where i grew up his were north meets south. philadelphia was always a more mixed place. new york, new york city. it's about commerce and trade in clashes and culture philadelphia is lasting with lawyers and so is the see in san francisco and boston. interestingly enough that is where the justices come from that was not always true. let's take transcribe. he said the posture is things about the constitution. the northwest ordinance is somehow unconstitutional. the the missouri compromise. why would they say somethin

and the worst of it appears to be northern ohio and southern michigan. that's the best chance of tornados today. >> all right. bill thank you very much. let's go to politics now. new polling is highlighting the tale of two parties in the early stages of the race. this poll from bloomberg politics says nine rops within 8 percentage points of the lead. >> so look at this really quickly. a couple big movers here. both from florida. one is marco rubio who jumped mark held principal, the other jeb bush who drops 5 points. jeb may be collecting a zillion dollars right now but he look at his q iowa poll where he's at 5% and his loss of 5% here man it's -- i don't know. i don't know what you come when you go back to donors and say give us more honemoney. but we're drop management poll sing in the polls. >> they have a lot of work do and they will have to intend the money well, but he will have to do it himself. people say so-and-so has to win new hampshire or iowa. this race with so many people bunched up it may not be that way. but it's still the case that jeb

attorney for the northern district of ohio he spoke longer than -- than the mayor of the city. >> he said too much. so there he is. we want to get into this a little bit reef have martin is with us now. she is an attorney and legal analyst, she is on skype there from los angeles john herry smith is with me as well. >> good to see you. >> and john henry has been covering this for us. anything in that long monologue, that sort of stuck out at you. >> definitely, the tone i have been watching how this is playing out with respect to our new attorney general and this local u.s. attorney consistent with what we are seeing from the top from loretta lynch, which is a whole new approach to these cases and what we saw -- >> what is that approach, what did you hear? what is it going to be. >> i saw a love fest. i saw the u.s. attorney embracing each other saying you know what we had problems but we are partners we are attached a t the hip and we will get this done together. he was so conciliatory, i started to forget what the problem was in the first place. >> i am getting a calfty just listeni

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attorney for the northern district of ohio was ask good that at the press conference. >> of course i know that we had stuff going on this last week in cleveland which had us all on edge. of course we felt like we wanted to get a finished product into the community as quickly as possible. we didn't want to rush it before the brelo verdict came out. of course, if you were trying to rush something and do, it you would try to do it before right? and wasn't ready to go. we worked as hard as we could to get everything right. and you know i think the substance of the agreement stands for itself. >> reporter: other police departments have had these types of agreements with the department of justice. the civil rights division of the doj called it a uniquely cleveland agreement saying that a federal judge will ultimately have to decide whether or not the requirement are met before the agreement ends. >> thank you very much. >>> next we continue to watch the developing news out of southern israel where sirens sounded after a rocket was fired. we'll take you live to jerusalem for an update there

attorney of the northern district of ohio held a press conference to address the changes. >> our goal is to have real reform. real reform. that will be sustainable. this agreement is a major step in getting us to that point. this agreement is a positive result in collaboration. leon: the settlement agreed to focus on community arrangement and a new community police commission. all of this coming days after the acquittal of a white police officer in the role of a fatal shooting of an unarmed black couple in cleveland. alison: nearly a dozen people have died in another round of severe weather in oklahoma and texas. nearly a foot of rain fell in the houston area overnight. it caused massive flooding. the surging water swept up cars as the emergency crews scrambled to rescue drivers trapped inside. rescue crews are still searching for 12 people including a mother and her two children. >> she called me. she said i'm in a house, i'm floating down a river. tell mom and dad i love you and pray. alison: in addition to the severe flooding lightning knocked out power in parts of houston. we will

the atlantic seacoast around maine the saint lawrence seaway, down through the great lakes, northern rim of ohio and around michigan and minnesota, down the mississippi river the west coast, the tp tip of miami where a bunch of new yorkers have retired to and new jersey. a big indian reservations where no one lives and eight college towns in the middle of america like boulder colorado, and atlanta, georgia. that's blue america. everything else is read. it's interesting. people who voted for the constitution tended to be the people, for people to vote against the constitution tended to be people in the hinterland. i claim that ports like the great port city of philadelphia are connected to the world, places of commerce and trade. they are often centers of education and philanthropy. people and peoples intermingle. california where i grew up in north meets south and east meets west. so it's philadelphia. philadelphia was always a more mixed place and new york new york city than other folks. they are law towns because law is about commerce and trade and clashes of culture. so philadelphia has lots

the best chance of any tornadoes, northern indiana and southern michigan and ohio. if we have them that's the most likely spot. and in eastern north carolina dealing with tropical storm ana all weekend long. it is pouring on the outer banks and windy and nasty. it's not damaging but getting to the point of let's get it over with. >> thank you. a 12-year-old in miami had to go to the hospital after her family claims her iphone caught fire. the girl says the phone was in her back pocket at the time. he suffered second degree burns. apple has not commented. a chinese billionaire has treated all of his employees to a vacation in france. the company booked room in 140 different hotels for the four-day vacation. wouldn't that be nice. a georgia school principal is coming under fireor making racial remarks. they are apologizing but the backlash continues. >> graduation day, phone cameras rolling and the principal says this. >> you people are being so rude to not listen to this speech. it was my fault that we missed it in the program. look who's leaving. all the black peopl

ohio valley. new england and northern new england should be upper 70s. completely different.going to taste like early summer. and the derby sunny and 75. you couldn't ask for a better derby. >> perfect weather. you should work for nba sports. some other stories making news. at the vatican the pope admits even he makes mistakes. there was a scheduled mixup. he thought a meeting with 7,000 members of a catholic group was friday instead of yesterday. the group is in rome celebrating their fifthiest anniversary. he told the crowd even the the pope has his faults. >> look at this. hegs in a park n. >> that was a she, not a he leading police on a wild chase. the 15-year-old tearing up grass and hitting sign posts. the chase then hit the streets but it didn't last long. the teen crashed. he was handcuffed and taken away. in san francisco a wild sight. a sea lion pup roaming the streets. thanks to a warming ocean and limited food supply, he was roming the coast. >> they go back and forth on twitter, and the album sung by a 2016 presidential candidate? you have to hear this. scrambled

attorney for the northern district in ohio they have been monitoring this case monitoring the investigation events occurred back in november of 2012 and so they are going to be continuing their assessment reviewing the testimony and the evidence presented in the state trial. they'll be reviewing all available legal options and will collaboratively determine what, if any steps are available and appropriate given the requirements and limitations of federal law. i should point out even if there were to be a full-scale investigation, there's a very very high bar from bringing federal charges in these cases. you didn't see federal charges in ferguson missouri in the michael brown shooting or the trayvon martin case in florida. >> this follows a broader doj investigation for two years of the cleveland police department. it started in 2012. it just ended last year. >> reporter: that's right. so this police department was already on the justice department's radar, already under some intense scrutiny. that two-year investigation showed that the cleveland police department had engaged in a pattern of

most slaves were brought west by floating with the current down the ohio river. the northern shore was free. and missouri's longest border was with a free state -- illinois. this border had to be passed by or through in getting west. st. louis was as a marketplace for the west. st. louis was the end depot for most westward immigrants. it was the place to change steamboats whether you are going north, south, or whether you are going further west on the missouri river. and disputes brewing elsewhere were funneled into the st. louis court by gravitating to the transportation hub. a steady stream of petitioners satisfy the criteria for freedom by having lived on free soil before arriving in st. louis in a slave state. st. louis was the natural cashman area for slaves who had experienced a mixed pattern of residence in the course of migrating west. st. louis was the perfect storm. the western labor market needed slaves. st. louis found slaves were brought down the ohio river principally to tame the west. and they were needed as domestic laborers in order to advance the prophecies

anniversary celebration of united ally trades local 50 plumbers, pipe fitters and allied trade in northern ohiod. over 1,000 -- over 1,500 people came into this mammoth hall and we remembered those who had come before us and been part of building of plum, of pipe fitting of building america forward in our refinery, in our nuclear power plants in the natural gas lines that are laid. the power of america was before us in the hands and minds of those who have the skills to build for us. the training academy they have built at local 50 is probably the finest in the country at least one of the finest. and i'm just so proud of the younger men and women who are coming up in the trades. they have a decent wage, they can earn enough to join the middle class they have retirement plans. they have health plans including front path that they built from scratch serving thousands and thousands and thousands of people. congratulations at 125 years to united ally trade, pipers and -- plumbers and pipe fiters local in ohio. god bless you, you blessed america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoma

temperatures are being squeeze played off the east coast as cooler air is coming in from the ohio and tennessee valley and northern plains and chicago now just 53 degrees, if you are heading to the bank for a game this evening, 83 first pitch and 75 by the ninth inning and the winds kick up 10 to 20 miles per hour. a dry stretch and a small chance of much needed rain in the seven-day forecast. >> thanks adam. >>> a homeless man as a pair of comfortable shoes after a random act of kindness in wilmington. >> that was benjamin jackson taking his jordans off his feet and giving them to a homeless client at the rick van resource center, he accepted the gift and replaced his worn out sandals. he used to be homeless and loves to help. >> he was really surprised and didn't know how to act he was really surprised, just the facial expression was awesome it made me feel like i have somebody, like an actual family. >> rose says that the sneakers will help him get back on his feet he was recently liar hired for a demolition job. >>> one philadelphia boys and girls club has a new look this afternoon thanks to 50 volunteers moni

the northern extent of that system right now moving through the upper ohio river valley and that systemill bring us some scattered showers and some thunderstorms by tomorrow afternoon. so it's dry, quiet and warm for your evening if you're stepping outdoors. tomorrow it's going to be warm and muggy and then you can see by tomorrow afternoon after about three, 4:00 o'clock, we'll watch a line of some scattered showers and thunderstorms. they could produce heavy rainfall as well as some gusty winds in excess of 60 miles an hour so once again, this is tomorrow afternoon. by four you can see moving through lehigh valley moving into sections of berks montgomery county and then approaching the philadelphia i-95 corridor by rush hour tomorrow so we'll keep tabs on that system for the threat of some gusty thunderstorms tomorrow. temperatures still pretty warm right now. 87 degrees. humidity at 43%. winds are out of the south southwest at about 13 miles per hour. as we look at temperatures overall cooler down the shore. 73 degrees right now in wildwood wildwood. 76 for atlantic city. move a litt

northern yemen. remains. saudi army commanders say this is an ammunition depot the howe ohios were planning to use to shell saudi villages. saudi arabia has offered a 5-day humanitarian truce starting tuesday. the thou remains remains houthis remain skeptical. they say they are also urging aid agencies to send immediate relief to the people the remains it is hoped the fighting, this will lead to the humanitarian crisis in yes, ma'am ten, will help humanitarian aid so the houthis will stop. let me make sure the saudi -- i don't think that they will stick to this 5-days cease-fire. >> the u.n. has announced it will start delivering aid when all parties have committed to a cease-fire. >> we need to be given proper structure for this agreement to allow the u.n. to expand operation on the ground. we are ready to do that. a certain condition has to be made, that we hope they will be made in the coming days. there is no time to lose. every day that we spend in the remains civilian lives are lost. >> fighting shows know remains no sign of abating. this is a village which was attacked in the central prove incident of ib.

the northern part of that system right now moving through sections of the ohio river valley and thatt will be moving through tomorrow afternoon and evening. so a dry start but look at the clock here. 4:00 p.m. watching that line of some gusty winds heavy rain move toward the pocono mountains lehigh valley here's 6:00 o'clock still looks west of the philadelphia area and i-95 corridor but by 8:00 o'clock 9:00 o'clock it starts to move in and then it really just kind of fizzles before it makes much into parts of south jersey and then we'll do it again thursday afternoon and evening. more pop-up showers and thunderstorms as we keep that same pattern on going. how much rainfall to expect? it looks like closing in on an inch once you move towards sections of the pocono mountains and lehigh valley. about half an inch around the i-95 corridor once again it doesn't look like that system will make it way into sections of south jersey. temperatures tonight mid 60s in the burbs. low 70's in the city. tomorrow 90 degrees, hot and humid with those afternoon and evening gusty thunderstorms. we'll

area of low pressure over northern plains with trailing cold front, earlier today we had is he rear weather breaking out across the great lakes and ohio valley a and that shifts, moves further east. the threat that is, moving further east. you can see that plume of moisture coming from the southwest to northeasterly direction as we go throughout the day tomorrow as well. so muggy start back to work tomorrow. high pressure over new england tapping in that easterly ridge which is why there will be fog setting autopsy long the the coast with all that warmth and the building humidity. so back door front will dip to the south and as it clash west that warmth and humidity there could be a thunderstorm around. otherwise we are calling for a high temperature of 80 in the city. on tuesday a cold front approaching from the west will work its way eastward, so on tuesday it is still active. high of 82. thunderstorm likely by the the afternoon. but by tuesday nice humidity will lower and we have a refreshing air mass on the the way for middle half of our workweek and beyond. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you morning fog on

northern new york. country knolls. and in toledo ohio, or close to it small hail.m michigan to the southeast, many reports. we'll have them again today. eileen: it is very warm and very muggy stepping outside the door this morning, temperaratures s starting off in the 60's and 70's, and we are headed into the upper 80's. later th afternoon, your noon temperature 84 degrees with susunny conditions. by 5 p.m., there may be a few thunderstorms. it may impact some of the kids' sports practices. we will still be in this warm and muggy pattern for cash with >> you'll often hear us describe the road becomes a river. it really did here in nebraska. that picture hits us. >>> saved by the bell star dust. diamond facing up to ten years in prison. what his lawyer says really happened in the stabbing incident. >>> and the city of boston rallying to find out who shot this little boy off his bike. the latest on the 7-year-old's recovery this morning. >>> bruce jenner's new fight. >>> and a major warning before you fire up that grill. the grill brush that sent a woman to the emerg

a few showers in parts of northern virginia could sneak into parts of the area after midnight. but that's not anything big. this is the big stuff in the ohio valley down toward georgia, some of that moisture is headed this way. and you can see the areas in red. some pretty strong thunderstorms. and as long as they just keep moving you're not going to get anything like serious flooding out of this. but, you need more than just a little burst of rain. allentown, for example hasn't even had 1/10 inch of rain in the last 34 days. that's over 4 inches shy of the average. that southerly wind is going to keep the humidity going up tonight, 1 or 2 little showers, you can see coming over perhaps even into the morning rush. but this is the main action. and it's well after 2:00 in the afternoon, just so happens to be during the afternoon rush. and you can see how the temperatures can drop from like 90 to 72 just like that as they they -- the gusty thunderstorm comes over. and some of that on the heavy side. you can get downpours, we can get some gusty winds, get some lightning. it'll knock the temperature down. but unless the storms stall, we're not

northern north carolina. most that of rain stays to our south and won't impact us. we have a cold front across the ohiohat stays there for the next few days so we're going to be sitting in that warm and humid air mass. still that flow coming in off the ocean so there will be areas of fog developing again tonight lingering through the first half of sunday morning. dense fog advisory goes into effect once again for coastal new jersey and delaware. visibilities down to a quarter of a mile or less. that kicks off at midnight tonight all the way until 9:00 a.m. sunday morning. here are the current temperatures. little sunshine out, warmed us up to near 80 today got to 79 officially at philadelphia. we're in the upper 70's now but the farther west you go away from that influence of the cold ocean look at that, 86 degrees this hour in pittsburgh, 85 in cleveland. it stays warm and humid. still we'll be under the influence of that flow off the water. i don't think we'll be dealing with upper 80's tomorrow but it will get warmer next week. here's ana what's left of the storm. winds at 60 miles per hour, gusts u

northern plains. in south dakota a blizzard and whiteout conditions more than 13 inches the most ever recorded in a spring storm. from the gulf coast up through the ohio river valley a significant threat of severe weather and potential tornados. abc news, washington. >>> and, of course, "good morning america" will continue our coverage of the wild weather next at 7:00 a.m. >>> four people are in custody and police are seeking one more person in connection with the gunfire that went off with a huge fight in darby borough. coming up cell phone video of the gathering that turned into a large fight of men and women some with baseball bats, one man pulled out a gun and started shooting. nobody was hit but a stray bullet went through a house window. it was the 4th shooting in darby borough in the plas five days. >> broad daylight, 50 to 70 kids out here, adults come out and want to get in fights with bats and guns and started shooting. it's ridiculous lois -- ridiculous with this kind of violence. >> philadelphia police say a gunman shot a 16-year-old an 17-year-old on the 800 block of south street yesterday morning. as police were investigate they heard mo

northern plains. more than 13 inches of snow in parts of colorado. today, the threat moves to the east. from the gulf coast up to the ohio river valley a significant threat of severe weather and potential tornadoes. susan saulny abc news washington. >> arkansas is also reeling from severe weather this morning. a state of emergency declared in franklin county over the weekend after fierce winds downed trees and threatened power lines. >> roads and brijs wiped out. the flash flood watch remains in effect through this morning. >> accuweather's paul williams joins us with the morning forecast. >> listen no matter what part of the ohio valley region you're in, you'll need an umbrella. you can run but you can't hide. those scattered showers and thunderstorms will rumble throughout indiana, michigan, down through illinois to the lower mississippi valley region. if that rain doesn't catch you, we have ana causing thunderstorms and problems throughout the evening hour. ana will stay primarily along the north carolina coast. the catch to it is this. she will continue to weaken. monday going into tuesday, and then kind of flatten o

ohio. so the northern part of this line later on this afternoon. and we also have flood watches and flash flood watches and warnings from arkansas into texas. why? look at this. we're looking in the next three days about 3 to 4 inches. but by the weekend we're talking anywhere from 5 to 7 inches of rain in central and southern texas. their drought has been taken care of pretty well but at a real cost. >> we'll keep an eye on all of that. thank you very much. >>> we're also keeping an eye on ana. the remnants of the first named storm of the season dumping rains on parts of north carolina and virginia. "today's" dylan dreyer is in virginia beach. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. yeah, the remnants of tropical storm ana has made their way to virginia beach. this is now the earliest tropical storm to hit this far north on the atlantic coast before hurricane season even starts on june 1st. it made landfall in myrtle beach, south carolina, where it produced nearly 6 inches of rain. we also saw peak wind gusts at 50 to 60 miles per ho

there were northern missionaries who would help to keep these people down here, we don't want them to cross the ohio river and come up there and compete with us socially and economically. as i said in my civil rights book, civil rights never crossed the ohio river in the 1960's. i think we have to do more work on what race meant in america in the 18th century and the 19th century and the 20th century and now, here we are a short time later in the 21st century. what did race do and how did it play a role to americans in the north and south? these were revolutionary changes. this was a radical change in the constitution. that radical change in the constitution made a proposed radical change in american society, and we've got to put all of that together to finally try to understand what really happened and why some of us do not like reconstruction. but frederick douglass said when he was asked the same question before his death in 1895, and incidentally, he spoke here in knoxville, he spoken chattanooga, he came to speak in nashville, he spoke in memphis he toured this state during reconstruction three

this was from northern new york, you can see the trees snapped and homes and cars damaged. in toledo, ohioall hail reported. from michigan into the southeast we've had money reports and will unfortunately today. your local forecast is 30 seconds away, hot cities brought to you by macy's. # >> reporter: it's warm and humid today, storm tracker 6 live double scan showing a thunderstorm starting to develop one little spot about to hit coatsville near downingtown. be careful out there. we have cloudy skies over the platt ben franklin bridge. sticky and warm, 71. we're heading up to 88. warm with a few storms around especially later on and tonight. less humid tomorrow, drier 85. saturday, warm and breezy, 88. describe the road becomes a river. it really did here in nebraska. that picture hits us. >>> saved by the bell star dust. diamond facing up to ten years in prison. what his lawyer says really happened in the stabbing incident. >>> and the city of boston rallying to find out who shot this little boy off his bike. the latest on the 7-year-old's recovery this morning. >>> bruce jenner's new f

northern new york. and you can see the trees snapped. some homes and cars damaged. and then in toledo ohioe small hail down to the east. your local weather forecast 30 seconds away. >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco bay area microclimate forecast. low clouds and drizzle we'll have more clouds than yesterday and afternoon. fast breezes north of the bay bridge. warmth will peak saturday afternoon. looking at drizzle monday morning. today 58 at half moon bay to 80 in antioch. my accuweather >> you'll often hear us describe with flash flooding the road becomes a river. it really did here in nebraska. that picture hits us. >>> "saved by the bell" star dustin diamond facing up to ten years in prison. what his lawyer says really happened in the stabbing incident. >>> and the city of boston rallying to find out who shot this little boy off his bike. the latest on the 7-year-old's recovery this morning. >>> bruce jenner's new fight. why the star is striking back right now. >>> and a major warning before you fire up that grill. the grill brush that sent a woman to the emergen

ohio valley and tennessee valley. we will have rain and rough surf because of tropical storm ana. and in the northeast, temperatures in the 60s across northern >>> and a good saturday morning. meteorologist michelle grossman. some fog and drizzle in some spots. that will burn off and it will be another summer-like day. another warm day on sunday. might see a thunderstorm or two later on sunday, monday 86 and up to 88 on tuesday, and finally more average-like temperatures on wednesday, 71 looking beautiful on thursday and friday. have a great day. est forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. don't go anywhere. still ahead, we will show you what happened when dylan surprised her mom with a trip that she has always dreamed about. >>> looking forward to that. up next the hidden dangers lurking in pools and hot tubs. ♪ [music] ♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. spring black friday is here at lowe's, so hurry in now for these great deals. like 1

ohio we called it that. i got down here this close to virginia and northern aggression, yes right.een in the washington area you're regardless of what you hear for 20 some odd years and we moved here during desert storm and there were yellow ribbons around the trees. i remember that and i thought coming from the land of lincoln i had been under the impression the civil war ended in 1865. [laughter] well yeah i was in virginia and this old fellow said oh no that wasn't the end. that was just intermission. and as politics progressed i have learned a lot. my buddy pat buchanan, and we are buddies. all people come together in washington and it was in the green room in fact that i learned pat had an ancestor who died at camp douglas in chicago. one of the great civil war stories you have probably never heard about but the biggest atrocity the biggest prison camp atrocity of the civil war happened in chicago actually camp douglas where the southern prisoners were not accustomed to the weather and the northern prison keepers did not do anything to assist them right on the shore of lake mi