this is further off to the east across ohio kentucky and central parts of kentucky. you have severe storms through out today. by tomorrow take a look at this map a widespread area. it is the lowest category marginal chance for severe storms but nonetheless you are looking at storms firing up from northeast into the central plains across the same states texas and oklahoma. for thursday more severe weather possible across the center of the nation. just continuing in that active weather pattern. you can see the forecast with more rainfall over the next several days through at least to the forecast model. locally some areas across eastern texas through louisiana, mississippi could be looking at more than 4 inches of rainfall. otherwise the temperatures are going to be relatively warm across the southeastern u.s. already in the 70's this morning. >> thanks so much maria. the fbi is investigating anonymous threats against six passenger planes flying into the u.s. an anonymous caller warning of chemical weapons on board flights new york jfk, liberty and boston logan. we hav

tennessee, ohio, and kentucky have done nothing here but stand pat. they have maintained the status quo. yet other states have made the decision. certainly, it is their prerogative to do so, to redefine the definition. and to suggest that other states that have done nothing but stand pat now must example, or california. federalism accommodates this situation. it's the streppingt of our federal structure to accommodate the very difference of viewpoint and the very difference in approach, that this fundamental debate that we're having about same-sex marriage generates. and so it makes all the sense in the world with respect to that to allow the federal structure to do what it was designed to do and to accommodate those different points of view. and that is why we ask the court to determine that the 14th amendment does not come in and then disrupt that balance and impose a duty on one state to recognize the laws and to recognize the marriage of a different state, because of the intrusion it would have on that state's public policy. >> just a quick questi

ohio. kentucky virginia tennessee, north carolina. i know all my state names. eventually across the area through the day tomorrow, to get here tomorrow night and opening the door for i think all things considered a good holiday weekend. the future cast shows the rain encroaching and rain moving in. times today heavier patches of rain south of town. by tomorrow night, lingering showers and then clearing skies. we will be good to go throughout the day tomorrow. chilly compared to today. highs near 60. that makes sense with the clouds and the showers and the easterly winds off the atlantic ocean. the story gets better. sunshine breezy. 75 on saturday. warmer and more humid. sunshine. 83 on sunday. right down on memorial day monday. partly sunny, warm and humid. highs with 89 and chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. i'll see if i can make the forecast better and i'll try again in 15 minutes. alison: sounds good. construction is now under way on a playground in montgomery county. leon: coalition for homeless teaming up with kaboom for the project. jeanette

cincinnati ohio, indiana kentucky, tennessee and straight ward houston texas. if you take a look at the airport here in philadelphia, no major delays yet to any of our more frequently traveled destinations. 86 and potential thunderstorms in atlanta but no delays yet. the only place we're seeing precipitation is chicago o'hare and that's not thunderstorms it's just showers. >>> when i come back we'll talk about the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, guys we're looking at a humid one around here, bus stop not as much precipitation. >> in kensington investigators on the scene of a deadly fire that killed one and left five others hurt. >> four of the surviving victims are in critical condition. katherine scott is live at the scene in kensington. catherine. >> reporter: sarah the fire department said the victims did not have any advance warning they did not find any working smoke detecters inside the buildings. three people jumped from the upper floors to escape the intense heat. one of the people died from his injuries. >> i was sleeping i heard someone scre

honored with our attorneys mary dana, ken bob -- and all of the plaintiffs through michigan, kentucky ohio. it has been an honor, and hopefully we are on the right side of history. hopefully our kids will have equal protection. >> i am an american citizen. i stepped into that courtroom as an american citizen and as i read those words engraved of -- over the door. equal justice for all. my husband was a citizen. i am fighting for our right to be recognized and respected>> -- either my husband that food have good recognize me as a surviving thousand i deserved the respect to know that my state, this debate were i grew up. where we were productive members of society -- cannot change that death certificate. we deserve the same respect as any other couple. i have friends who have joined me in this case who are raising children. they are committed married couples with children. they deserve the same rights respect, and responsibilities as every other family in our country. our country is based on the constitution. and the constitution demands equal rights and equal treatment under the law. i hav

left-hand side of the screen, storms through columbus and northeast ohio and eastern kentucky. we will see more widespread showers and storms tomorrow. 85 right now at reagan national airport. it feels warmer. it feels like 89 from the heat index. feels like 93 in fredericksburg. for tonight, the afternoon showers dissipate. partly cloudy, warm and muggy. 67 to 73. check out the rest of the week and the weekend in a few minutes. maureen: thank you. count on the weather team anytime weather threatens. go to wjla.com now to sign up for text alert to be sent to your mobile phone. still ahead on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- we are live in texas with the rush to rescue those trapped by historic and devastating floods. plus the terror group isil reveals the fate of some of the world's oldest and most revered ruins. first, though "7 on your side" help center is open tonight. >> caller: 703-236-9220 right now to ask an attorney your legal questions.one lines are open until 6:30. we'll be right back you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". "7 on your side." maureen: d.c. residents held a rally to

. >> i took the police through a high speed chase going through ohio, into kentucky and indiana. had 19 outstanding warrants that was all misdemeanors and i was under the influence of the klonopin. i had them in my position and didn't want to get caught. so i fled when he asked for license and insurance and downed the whole bottle of pills. so by the end of the chase i was like -- it was like a video game, you know. it wasn't all real to me. and i wrecked the truck that i was driving. i hit a median barrier wall going through 83 miles an hour, head on. and the truck caught on fire, rolled a couple of times. i'm lucky to be alive. >> lane says her long criminal record is the result of a near decade long struggle with drugs. and even though she's not willing to give up some of her prison hustles, such as running her two for one store she says she wants to quit drugs and end her struggle with jail. >> i'm the recovering addict. everything from cocaine to crack to pills. got caught up at the age of 18 with the wrong people. and i have been in and out of the street, in and out of jail

the more significant stuff is way back to the west in indiana and ohio and kentucky.places like allentown, in fact, hardly any rain in the last 34 days. that's over 4 inches below average. so what's going to happen here? we've got that warm southerly wind all night tonight maybe one or two little showers coming through. that's not the significant stuff. here comes during the day tomorrow as temperatures rise into the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. after 3:00 you see this rain just charging through. and as doug shimell's story said you get half an hour worth of heavy rain doesn't help a whole lot. it'll help moisten the ground a little. but you need more rain than that. and we do have at least some other chances of rain coming up in the 7-day forecast. for tonight, we expect the clouds to increase a chance of a late shower. 69 degrees for the low in philadelphia. not a whole lot of wind, either. hot and more humid tomorrow. we haven't had a lot of humidity even with the rising temperatures lately. so late day thunderstorms and it may just be one storm that gives you a g

a tornado watch has been issued for parts of kentucky, ohio indiana, and michigan. this comes less than a day after deadly tornados ripped through the midwest and the south. in van, texas, just east of dallas, a violent twister left at least two dead and injured two dozen others. cars were completely crushed and buildings were flattened. north of dallas, ten inches of rain fell in five hours, leading to flash floods and at least one death. the texas national guard rescued six people trapped by the waters including this 5-month-old baby girl. in lake city iowa a twister tore off the roof of a local high school. 125 people were inside that building, but amazingly no one was seriously hurt. all told, at least 26 tornados were reported across the country on sunday. joining me now from the hard hit town of van, texas, is jay gray. what can you tell us about recovery efforts that are under way? >> reporter: they are ongoing. a lot of people pouring out to see what happened here and trying to clean up. i want to give you some perspective, alex on what they're dealing with

they went back to their daily lives in ohio and texas and kentucky, illinois and louisiana.blended into american life of the 1940's. when asked about the raid by the new york times, lieutenant colonel saylor said it was just a mission we did in the war. we did what we had to do. like my dad, the doolittle raiders came from a generation that spoke proudly of service to our country but rarely drew attention to their own courage. they sought no recognition but how they earned it. that is why i am honored play a role in the awarding of this metal today. to the raiders still living also to the 78 no longer with us , thank you for what you did for this country. because of you we live in a free and grateful nation. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the united states army band. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the majority whip of the united states house of representatives. the honorable steve scalise. [applause] >> good afternoon. proud to be here with you today especially as someone who represents part of the city of new orleans where we host the national world wa

. >> the supreme courts court cases are based in michigan, ohio and kentucky. >> it is called the lastace in america where people live rent-free and without local government, but that could be changing. we report from the place that's come to go known at slab city. >> 140 meals east of san diego near the sea you'll find what locals calm the last free place in america. here hundreds live off the grid without water or sewage services. they don't pay rent and they don't pay taxes. they are squatters on state-owned land. >> i think i have the right to stand on the planet and have a drink of water and breathe the air without owing somebody. >> this is slab city, a former military base named for the concrete foundations or slobs left behind when the base closed in the 1950's. now there's an aimless collection of tents trailers and mobile homes a community that also has a library church and concert stage. we met a long timer william. locals call him builder bill for his construction skills. he came to slab city 16 years ago, facing jail time for a slew of unpaid parking tickets. >> i'm more o

there's some out in ohio and indiana and kentucky.here are a few sprinkles here in the central shenandoah valley but those should break up shortly. we're all dry in the metro area and temperatures on the cool side as well. it will be a bit chilly we near the low 50s much of the region. biking to work this morning will stay in the 50s with breaks in the clouds. then by noontime partly cloudy and mostly sunny with a few clouds in and out during the afternoon. great weather headed home and we'll be in the upper 70s. i know when you're riding a bike you don't want to be buffetted by the winds. melissa, we have big problems on 270. >> big problems on we're pushing this out on the nbc washington app right now. 270 south, that was at buckeystown pike now we're looking at delays. you can see as chopper pans up and zooms out a bit that we have a 3 1/2 mile backup as you head out of frederick this morning. your alternate going to be take 355 to 80 and cut back over to 270 to avoid this. should be clearing up a bit because the crash is no longer

some patriotic cities to share with you first up, patriot ohio 84 degrees, soldier kentucky veteran wyomingching the shorts and ts denver 63. that's a check of the national outlook, here's what's shaking later for you. >> reporter: it doesn't get much better than here in the cradle of liberty in philadelphia. a tad humid 87 as we move into the afternoon, hot and humid tuesday and wednesday. constitution? we'll make you recite it a little later. amy with our special guest. >> our friends from "sesame street" have been stirring things up all morning long. elmo. retote that and grover. they'll show us how to make some dishes from their new book called "sesame street: let's cook". >> good morning, how are you? >> doing so well especially because you brought food. special waffle breakfast sandwich. tell me about your recipe. >> this is a recipe that elmo's mommy taught elmo. put the waffle mix in. let it cook and throwugh the magic of television we have waffles with some cheese and tomato. >> yum. so you put the cheese on the waffle like this. a tomato then you meld itting to like that. >> perfe

ohio state will play penn state for the title. don't forget tomorrow is the kentucky derby. the 141st renewal of the most exciting two minutes in sports. i can guarantee you it is the most talented field to ever run in this race. anchor: got your hat ready? anchor: i got it. anchor: you got your money ready? anchor: a week of unrest culminated in this. six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. this weekend massive crowds expected at planned marches and rallies. how baltimore is planning for all of that and what comes next in the criminal anchor: in baltimore six police officers are out on bond after being charged in the death of freddie gray who died of a spinal injury that happened inside a police transport van. the most serious charge is second-degree depraved heart murder. large crowds are lingering on the streets. police arrested several for violating curfew just moments ago. the national guard will remain in the city and a curfew remains in effect. stay with abc 7 for continuing coverage throughout the weekend. anchor: a reminder for you tonight. 7 is on

kentucky. would not give him enough time to get up to greenville, ohio. >> so, huffman was eliminated as a suspect. another family member holding a grudge was jack myers' 25-year-old son, gregg. gregg was divorced and going through some financial difficulties. he was missing work due to some drug and alcohol problems. his house was about to be foreclosed, so he asked his father for help. >> he didn't come out and say, no, i'm not helping you. it's like, gregg, stay off the drugs and alcohol, go to work every day, pay your bills and you can save your house. >> and police learned that gregg stood to inherit his father's farmhouse in the event of his death. >> gregg myers denied having any involvement in the murder of his father or stepmother. >> he worked 30 miles away at a local car parts factory and punched in at 5:23 a.m. >> we spent a considerable amount of time at his place of employment, searching a number of dumpsters there, but a search of those dumpsters at that manufacturing plant revealed nothing. >> police obtained a warrant to search gregg's house and came up empty. >> we were never abl

patriot, ohio you'll take it 84. soldier, kentuckye most part dry in seattle. redding, 88 and nice across parts of the southwest. storms in texas watching them >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco, inland east bay, low sunshine up to 76. the coast and san francisco drizzle until noon. my seven-day forecast shows a little bit above average headed to the >> oh, yeah. cover girls. look at this shirt. you are patriotic. do you know the constitution? we'll make you recite it a little later. amy with our special guest. >> our friends from "sesame street" have been stirring things up all morning long. elmo. retote that and grover. they'll show us how to make some dishes from their new book called "sesame street: let's cook". >> good morning, how are you? >> doing so well especially because you brought food. special waffle breakfast sandwich. tell me about your recipe. >> this is a recipe that elmo's mommy taught elmo. put the waffle mix in. let it cook and throwugh the magic of television we have waffles with some cheese and tomato

kentucky, 1792. tennessee, 1796. ohio 1803. louisiana, 1812. indiana, 1861. mississippi, 1817. illinois, 1818.720. missouri, 1721. arkansas, 1836. michigan, 1837. florida, 1845. texas, 1845. iowa, 1846. wisconsin, 1848. california, 1860. minnesota, 1858. oregon, 1859. kansas, 1861. west virginia, 1863. and nevada, 1864. and the war was over. [gunshot] [applause] and now, he belongs to the ages. thank you. [applause] [gunshots] ♪ >> that brings to an end in reenactment of lincoln's funeral in springfield illinois. in just a minute, the university of illinois scholar michael burling game will be joining us to take your calls and talk about this day. he's the author of "abraham lincoln: a life." 748-8901 is a number for mountain and pacific time zones. you can also leave a comment on facebook. professor burling game, what was it like 150 years ago? michael: very similar. the conditions that prevailed today are quite similar. >> was there ever any question that abraham lincoln would be buried in springfield? michael: yes. his widow was upset by the plans made to have him buried in the center of to

kentucky, 1792. tennessee, 1796. ohio 1803. louisiana, 1812. indiana, 1861. mississippi, 1817. illinois, 1818.720. missouri, 1721. arkansas, 1836. michigan, 1837. florida, 1845. texas, 1845. iowa, 1846. wisconsin, 1848. california, 1860. minnesota, 1858. oregon, 1859. kansas, 1861. west virginia, 1863. and nevada, 1864. and the war was over. [gunshot] [applause] and now, he belongs to the ages. thank you. [applause] [gunshots] ♪ >> that brings to an end in reenactment of lincoln's funeral in springfield illinois. in just a minute, the university of illinois scholar michael burling game will be joining us to take your calls and talk about this day. he's the author of "abraham lincoln: a life." 748-8901 is a number for mountain and pacific time zones. you can also leave a comment on facebook. professor burling game, what was it like 150 years ago? michael: very similar. the conditions that prevailed today are quite similar. >> was there ever any question that abraham lincoln would be buried in springfield? michael: yes. his widow was upset by the plans made to have him buried in the center of to

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ohio, just -- mr. massie from kentucky and other very strong activists got together and we made so much noise that the american universities finally paid attention. because that bill that lets people steal patent rights was a huge threat to our university system. it would have dramatically, had it been signed into law, the value of patents would have gone down dramatically. let me go back to how that works. remember they are talking about a troll. well, what their definition of troll is is anybody who buys the patent rights from someone who has invented something and has a patent, but doesn't have the money to enforce it anybody who actually buys the patent rights but is not aiming at commercializing it themselves but going to enforce that and make a profit from it, that that is going to be what they are stamping out. well, you know, the universities are not there to commercialize what they are doing. they are there to basically have new discoveries, and they realize they've got a lot of patents that they own as part of their portfolio, and the rights -- the actual value of that patent collection by a

kentucky derby. in fact, $160 million will be bet this day alone ohio can you make money little bit or a lot of cashre importantly expert handicapper. >> i hope. so tell us, what do we need to do to make some money? >> first off, you have got to get the gambler's bible. daily racing form. this is what my dad told me when i was 6 years old how to read. >> it has all the information, all the stats all the statistics, jockeys horses trainers. >> best kind of bet. >> first of all win. make it simple. horse wins you win. exacta first or second. make a box. first or second or second or first you still win. trifecta. you bet first second, third. >> okay. >> and then by box you mean? >> box so let's say in a trifecta box we can use four horses in the race we like if they run first, second or third three of those in that order you win. >> who are the topics going into tonight? >> today i like. how is he working out. i think he is the horse. >> somewhere where you differ from the top picks. >> is he big and huge. so much bigger. i'm afraid he gets out of the gate gets bumped. 2 0 horses in this race. >> he we

kentucky. >> right. >> and duke. >> yes. >> they go number one, two, that will leave sixers their choice of the top guards in the draft. >> well, who is d'angelo, russell, the next top choice. out of ohio, knock d'angelo averaged 19 points five assist, five rebounds in a game. a lot of people really like him. this woe love to see him come and play with our big guys, right? last year the freshmen, many of the mock drafts, are already release vet the sixers targeting him d'angelo in the first rounds. so, hopefully i'll still be there, and in somebody else picks him, we'll have our -- we can get our hands on the two top picks. >> that's true. >> the dude out of duke, and ken tuck. >> i either way, just casino of in a good spot. >> i just wanted three out of 11, i'm greedy. >> who wouldn't want that? >> please. bring it on. >> all right, we go back to media. >> all right. >> let's go back taught court diner what due say in media where jill and chris are standing by. >> basically taking selfies, all he doesment andrew mccarthy speaking to none other than chris o'connell's parents, with the mayor, of course, of the day that i found him abandoned on the beach. true story. he was abandoned and

ohio river valley. good news is not going to cause any problem for churchill downs. beautiful weather. and for the kentuckyweather. sunny, mild temperatures will be in the mid-70 that's what's going on around the country. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. sunshine, some clouds and a cooler day overall. temperatures will warm into the 60s this afternoon. but this weekend, a big warmup. 73 degrees saturday. partly sunny skies, and dry for saturday. bright sunshine and look at sunday. 58 degrees to start with. perfect for the blue cross broad street run. 80 in the afternoon. summer-like temperatures monday and tuesday. then a chance of showers wednesday. have a great day. >> and that is your latest weather. >>> up next oscar nominated actress salma hayek is back on the big screen more animated than ever in her new film. she'll tell us about it and why we might have a surprise or two in store for her. after these messages. things made with love are the best things. you put your heart into it make it special. you go out of your way to show how much you care. and that's exactly how we grow our avo

ohio river valley. good news is not going to cause any problem for churchill downs. beautiful weather. and for the kentuckyetty nice weather. sunny, mild temperatures will be in the mid-70 that's what's going on around >>> lots of sunshine right now in san francisco. a hint of a sea breeze trying to get started. you can see our 24-hour temperature change. inland spots running a little bit warmer than yesterday. half moon bay starting to cool off as the sea breeze which is starting now at half moon bay eventually reaches inland as we head towards the afternoon. at lunchtime 80 around livermore by 4:00. look how the temperatures drop off at the ocean. air-conditioning back for the weekend. 70s in the valleys. >> and that is your latest weather. >>> up next oscar nominated actress salma hayek is back on the big screen more animated than ever in her new film. she'll tell us about it and why we might have a surprise or two in store for her. after these messages. things made with love are the best things. you put your heart into it make it special. you go out of your way to show how much you care. and that's exa

kentucky followed by ted cruz of texas. donald trump who hand gotten in. chris christie of new jersey, carly fiorina and john kasich of ohio distinct messages. huckabee and santorum are pop lists on economics. but the bulk of the rest are singing from the same song sheets to me. donald trump is going to make a big announcement many june. so perhaps that will be an announcement that he's throwing his hat into the ring. >> it seems that way. i think he may be really doing this. >> i think a lot of folks would be excited to see him in a republican debate because he would bring a level of energy and cynicism about a lot of different issues and straight talk we wouldn't hear from some folks who are profession fall poll the tigss. >> for a guy who is not running and has never run so far before he's doing well in the polls. he's beating a bunch of people who have run for president before. >> let's talk about baltimore. another shooting death last night brings the number to 39 this month alone. yet the arrests are going down. we want to show you in comparison baltimore to other cities who are pretty much you know almost the same s

kentucky senator rand paul who has also declared his candidacy, calls for sma governor jeb bush. in "immigration wars," he along with clint bolek argue for new immigration policies. in "stand for something," ohio governor john kasich calls for a return to traditional american values. former virginia senator james webb looks back on his time serving in the military and in the senate in "i heard my country calling." independent vermont senator bernie sanders recently announced his intention to seek the democratic nomination for president. his book "the speech" is a printing of his eight-hour-long filibuster against tax cuts. in "promises to keep," vice president joe biden looks back on his career in politics and explains his guiding principles. neurosurgeon ben carson calls for greater individual responsibility to preserve america's future in "one nation." in "fed up," former texas governor rick perry explains government has become too intrucive and must get out of the way. another politician who has expressed interest in running for president is former rhode island governor lincoln chafy. in "infancy the tide," he recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. carly fiorina, former ce