these groups i want to focus on the ohio country, which we've already talked about, because the ohio valley was the focus of lord dunmore's war in 1774. we've already talked about european aspirations to control the ohio country and dunmore's effort basically to claim kentucky, what's now kentucky, from the shawnees through his victory in dunmore's war. the ohio country population is kind of an interesting and complicated population because in the early 18th century, the ohio valley was largely depopulated for complicated historical reasons. in decades before the american revolution, the ohio country was being repopulated by a pretty large and diverse group of indians that were coming both from the east, from pennsylvania and new jersey and new york, and also coming from the north and the west. so from the east, groups that were basically being displaced by the growth of pennsylvania, new jersey, and new york, were three populations in particular, the delawares and shawnee were migrating west out of pennsylvania and new jersey, and the western iroquois. this is the name they were given in t

this cold fronoot will cl off some people in ohio valley and great lakes. the temperatures behind the front back to normalbeauful at8 chic clou will keep temperatures down along the east coast. not until late in the week we'll see humidity levels dropping and temperatures returning to normal in d.c., boston, philadelpa and new york that's the big weather story of the day. closer look at the day ahead check out salt lake city with forecast high of 100 degrees denver in upper 90s. thunderstorms through kentuckyan d ohio right through western new york that's a look at your tuesday forecast. >> tnk you very much >>> in today's quick hits a freak highway crash in new jersey left one of the vehicins dothat, standing upright the accident shut down south bound lanes at the garden state parkway, with no serious injuries. >>> new york governor consumeo signed a bill to decriminalize use of marijuana saying it is top priority for 2019. >>> kelloggs is cereal inspired by insanely popular litt wark. itill be available at sam's club in august and walmart in september. we

dangerous stuff through the midwest and ohio valley.aturday, the possibility of record heat in the northeast. showers and storms cooling you off in the northern plains. those storms are in the ohio valley. today is 101 in kansas city by sunday, it is 88. significantly cooler and less humid. as far as records go, it's tough this time of year to break record highs. this is the hottest time of the year. d.c., your record high is 106. that was back in 1930. new york city has a chance, forecast is a record high. in philadelphia, we are predicting you'll break your record high with a possible high temperature of 101 degrees. take it easy, check on the elderly. >> thank you for that. >>> still ahead, party officials are warning that the 2020 campaign over one popular mobil app. the dnc saying delete that app. >>> shares of netflix over worries of customer worries. more driving your business day coming up next. we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you

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ohio valley both to move away from immediate pressures of the growth of colonial settlement valleyo because the ohio was a really good place to hunt and trade. traders start-- started traveling in the ohio valley. as they moved in pennsylvania they s followed them and had a pretty robust set of economic opportunities in the and 1750s and 1760s, so in have these groups moving from the east. at the same time, again, in to the economic opportunity created by traders widepennsylvania, a pretty array of groups from the north moving out ofwere sphere and into british sphere, including thers, a relatively diverse population of native groups. and so the main thing i want you talk erstand, when we about the ohio indians we're ofking about a diverse array peoples that had not functioned ogether, they were not a coherent political unit. they had not operated together for a very long time at the time of the revolution, and the evolution forced them to make new kinds of collective choices response to the pressures of that war. on a pattern of trade with pennsylvania, in ligns with both pennsylvan

still back out in the ohio valley. we're seeing thelouds and rain in front of it. we're weather alert because of the storms. you see a few showers there. mainly to the nor and west. but as we go through the afternoon, storms are going to spark throughout thear . time out for lunchtime, about 9:00 p.m.gh toni humid outside. temperatures in the 70s where they got rain earlier today. we're headed to near 90 degree today. let's talk about the rain and storm chances and time them out in our neighborho in 20 minutes. >> thank you. see you then.ol >>> we're flowing a developing story in northern virgia right now. investigators trying to pinpoint what caused a massive fire in ashburn. >> flames erupted overnight and damaged several homes inthe neighborhood. news 4's megan mcgrath joins us in ashburn with the latest on this.morning. >>. >> reporter: good morning. investigators still here on the scene. this is the home that -- where they believe the fire started behind me. you can see fire marshals in the garage area looking around trying to figure out the cause. the flames

front now going through parts of the great lakes and driving rain shower down into parts of the ohio valley. generally speaking, rain chance today will be highest along to the west of the blue ridge mountains. around town, i can't sayhat there won't be a stray shower or two but i think our highest rain chance w en stt ihe of the blue ridge where the rain chance a lowest, temperatures will be the highest. mostly in the mid to upper seventh around town now. your planner for today is hot andhumid. best chances for cooling rain showers today come out toward i-81. those rain chances come here to the d.c. metro area for tomorrow and ng around for much of the week. more about th with your five-day forecast is coming up. >>> melissa, good morning. >> good morning, chuck.ay bel inner loop and outer loop road work is done so don't have to worry about road work on the beltway. northbound nice and open. top of the beltway into town and out of town looking good. 66 west in manassas a work zone right nowan all les are blocked westbound. >>> breaking news that could put you at risk for identity theft:ther

it will move in from cleveland, ohio valley, as well.ly not going to see the temperature difference until tuesday afternoon. remember, take care of your kids, pets, stay hydrated. be a kind person and help people out in the next 24 hours as we're trying to brave the heat. >> thank you so much. good advice. >>> and the i.c.e. raids that the president promised. what really happened? on "up." insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. ya... he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you m

ohio valley and portions of the south.each, most areas look okay from cape cod to jersey to long island, should be okay. we may be a stray storm for maybe 30 minutes or so and then the sun will come out. additional storms from myrtle beach to hilton head to jacksonville. that's where we could see a longer period of rain. and our friends in florida, as we mentioned if it's 95 to 100 degrees, you may be actually happy if it rains for a short period of time. >> yeah, yeah. hopefully there's a lot of good air conditioners with that heat. >> that's a requirement. >> that's a requirement when you live in florida, yeah. >>> still ahead, president trump looks to add some fresh faces to the federal reserve. >> details the president could face over this board nominees and how their policies could impact your money. we're come right back. ht back. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination for every fitness routine. i get to select my room from the

for sunday this cold front begins to push throughout the northeast and the ohio valley region, but we'reating a chance of rain to possibly give us a break, not going to happen during the daytime hours. we will still have this heat lingering in a major way. we're accepting the real-feel temperatures to hover between 105-110 from boston to philly and along the entire i-95 corridor. bear in mind we're looking for temperatures to skyrocket to 10 degrees above the norm for this time of year, feeling like 110. heat-related illnesses will be on the rise and likely to occur. and even throughout the overnight period we're looking for little to no relief. throughout the deep south, staying stormy. throughout the tennessee valley region and portions of the deep south, but for monday as this front begins to push through, we're looking for a chance of flooding down 30urs. the heat, even after we get the relief of from the front, because it's been so hot, we'll have a residual effect that could turn into flooding going into monday. so, connell, even if we get rid of the heat, we still have a problem w

it will move into the tennessee valley, the ohio valley and the northeast. for this storm continues to be the rain, the flooding rains and the life threatening flash flooding rains. we are just starting this. this is setting the stage for the next 36 hours. we'll see some pretty extreme pictures over the next few days. the flash flood watchful that's where you're looking at the green. memphis, toop lowe, hattiesberg, mobile, biloxi and even down to alexandria. a lot of states involved west did have a warning in biloxi and mobile that has been lifted. if we see the training starting once again, it is possible through monday. we're not talking tonight. not tomorrow. through monday. this is a long event. please be patient with this and please let it run its course. we like to show this because we like to show the banding. this storm started in kansas. it moves to the south. such a strange path. it churned up some energy. it collected the moisture and it is moving to the north and dropping that moisture. the winds right now, not too bad. we're looking at 10 to 2

the temperatures will cool down and the humidity drops from binghamton all the way back to the ohio valley and eventually the northeast as well. jose >> janice huff, thank you very much. >>> turning overseas where iran has released new footage they say shows their forces taking over a british tanker it's the latest move ramping up tensions in the region hans nichols has this iran releasing dramatic video, claiming to show its revolutionary guards seizing a british oil tanker commandos wearing ski masks and machine guns preparing to rappel down from the helicopter onto the ship's deck. in london, a search for ways to de-escalate the tension. >> we're very clear that we will do what what it takes to ensure the safety and security of british and international shipping >> reporter: but in iran continued defiance nbc's ali arouzi in tehran >> reporter: it shouldn't come as a surprise that iran seized the british tanker on the fourth of july an iranian super tanker was seized by the uk it provoked a furious response from the supreme leader here, calling it an act of piracy by the evil english an

and further south into the ohio valley by the start of next week the rain in florida is more or less died out with significant rain and in fact there are in the forecast for the south through kubert has been yoda but there are plenty of rain through the smaller islands look at this this is bridge town just representing barbados covered. big rains on their way through and of course the wind comes over gets to higher ground the high ground off places like jurors nicaragua right across to rica where there were plenty right the next day. on counting the cost this week south africa's debt laden companies need a bailout before they cripple the economy we'll take a look at taylor swift with big business over who owns her music plus we find out why radio and kurds are looking for work in both of the. counts of the cost on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome i'm giving up paula and you're watching the news hour live from doha and it's good to have your company coming up in the next 60 minutes. fury in saddam after the investigation finds only a handful of military officers respo

portland, you'd be unlucky wednesday a big travel day they call it the busiest day on the road ohio valley with showers and thunderstorms and little bit in idaho and montana. clear in many areas of california and up to the pacific northwest. fiwork forecasre expect it to be this time of year almost up to 110 possible in phoenix and yuma we'll take a little closer some areas of the country could be up to thanks, bill >>> meet the women blazing new trails in the military >>> why keyless car starters have unlked toda ." i'm jimmy dean and uh, i wish i could tell ya how i feel about a mornin' like this. and that includes a good hearty breakfast. you need somethin' to kinda warm the whole body up and gets it going. it's a great way to kick off your day. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® finally, an eggo thick and fluffy waffl

you'll notice all the rainfall up the ohio river valley. delays in chicago, st. louis, nashville and memphis. lots of rain in the ohio river valley. mild, 62 in san jose, 61 in morgan hill. 50s from san francisco to oakland. 64 fairfield, 63 in livermore and looking some patchy fog. temperatures cooling throughout the week and the winds picking up. here is the way it looks along the coast. the winds gusting to 30 miles an hour, inside the bay it's breezy. tomorrow in the overnight hours, the winds are strong. look what happens by later on tuesday, we have wind gusts out there 20 to 30 miles an hour. in the south bay, low 80s today. looking at 70s in the peninsula, upper 60s in san francisco. the cooldown comes in our novatos today by a few degrees. >> good morning, lisa. looking at a very quiet start to the monday morning drive. i did mention earlier, the only incident on the board so far today was southbound 880 just past oracle arena in oakland. here is the caltrans camera in that area. you can see no slowdowns remaining. it sounded like

daytime highs are going to be upper 80s across the ohio valley we're in the lower 90s from texas all the way into the southeast. >>> so if you havef 4thly plans, a little bit of rain. it shouldn't damper us going to coney island eating those hogst >> you claim 40. that is incredible all right. thank you, janessa netflix is quitting cigarettes, but not quite cold turkey. a new repo out shows tobacco almost four times higher than last year. the anti-smoking group found stranger things is one of the worst offenders. netflix said it is going to get rid of smoking rated under 14 unless it is essential for creative vision or historical accuracy >>> just ahead, the powerful tribute to 9/11 first responder rluis alvarez we'll ight back. ♪ she's doing it again. (vo) no cover up spray here... it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying the smell in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. and it uses an all-natural propellant to leave behind a pleasant scent you'll love. use

scattered storms across the midwest and southern portions of the great lakes and right through the ohio valley. hot and humid in the southeast even by southeast standards it's going to be hot. we're going to see heat indices 110 in a few spots by the time we get to friday, day after 4th of july, notice how much green we have on the map. it's one of those forecasts it's going to be hot, it's going to be humid and in the afternoon and evening there will be a chance for storms. not everyone will be hit, but a couple people will bwe have nums morning ongoing through the dakotas and also areas of minnesota. >>> we do have a risk of a few severe storms today. we'll show you who has a chance of those a little later. >> thanks, bill. talking about a dude, where's my car moment police in pennsylvania are trying to figure out how this car got wedged between these buildings. this subaru here somehow managed to get stuck between two brick buildings at a retirement home the fire department needed to use a crane to lift that car out and lower it into a tow truck. thankfully they were able to safely free the

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and it's all due to these storms that are already making their way through the ohio valley. that will touchdown in the northeast, potential flooding rain from washington to new york for your evening commute you can possibly see two to 4 inches that's a look at the big weather southof the day the cloud coverage is going to be in place for southern texas >>> so i know we're in the heat of summer, but relief is on the way. people are asking for it you're happy >> very happy. thanks so much, janessa. >>> well, in today's quick hits, predicting boris johnson, the favorite to be britain's next prime minister flew above london past the parliament over the weekend ahead of a brexit protest. nigeria ill pants named after the leader of britain's brexit party. >> a retired banker was crowned the winner of the hemming way contest in west florida. >> a 14-year-oldonhe w t diaper derby, the race where babies are placed on a mat, encouraged to make it to the other side. it's meningitis b... and you're not there to help. while meningitis b is uncommon... once symptoms appear, they can progr

. >>> lots of sunshine acrosthe ohio valley, but highs are back in the mid 70s, very strong cold front. it's going to be continuous rain here for at leas 2t the next4 hours. highs in florida in the mid 90s. >>> so we're watching this development of a tropical depression, but really going to fade away pretty quickly >> we have tho comfortable temperatures back. all right, janessa, thank you. >> a rough day on the job, check this out the chicago cubs ground crew were trying tock roll ba the the guyrp at rigly wh trips. he gets rolled up inside you can see he's hanging onto the tarp the rest of the crew keep going. fortunately the guy was not hurt >> i wish we could see the whole thing. how far along before they realized he was still in there. >> probably all the way to the ivy. >> why an aspirin a day may not keep the doctor away and chaos in the courtroom y a former judge was dragged out of her sentencing next on "early today." moving into our new apartment. icwhy don't we just ask gefor help with renters insurance? i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could sa

the move adds 17 more ski areas in the northeast, parts of the ohio valley and missouri. the stock rose more than to $235.27. >>> p halliburtonted better-than-expected earnings but saw a drop in revenue. growth in its international business helped the results of the oil field services company but its north american unit sales slumped. shares rose more than 9% to $23.74. >>> microsoft is investing a i billion dollao a startup called open a.i. which was created by tesla's elon musk. both companies are going t collaborate to bring advanced technologies and artifial intelligence to microsoft's azure cloud platrm, and microsoft in turn is going to become open a.i.'s exclusive cloud provider. microsoft rose more than 1% in today's trade to $148.33. >>> after the bell whirlpool beat expectations thanks to strongri north an sales. the appliance maker also raised its full-year guidance. shares were volatile in the after-hours trading to say the least. th closed the regular session up a fraction to $148.35. ch> a's new stock exchange had a wild opening day. stocks doubled, tripled

problems 95 doesn't look too bad i-10 your typical afternoon storms today i-7 and i-8 o'through the ohio valley minor issues concentration of rain gets a little higher in the atlantic reon especiallvirginia, pennsylvania and west virginia anyone driving through late afternoon eay eenk will have some issues. it's just hit and miss, though to cancel their plans. that's a look at the big weather story of the day here's a closer look at your day ahead well, very typical rinse and repeat type weather. we are watching highs today in the 90s in the southeast with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. especially along the gulf coast region from houston to san antonio we'll push that rain threat back into little rock and memphis this afternoon too we'll give b you tch forecast coming up if you're lucky enough to have plans >> that sounds nice. >> we're not going to be there, but it wl bef good. >>> plenty ocrazy stuff that's gone down on new york city's subways. >> oh, yeson >> but this e might be a first. two people sipt a full-size ping-pong table in a moving six train car. thvideo has been seen by n

driving on the roads today coastaroli could have somen storms today i-7 and i-8 o'through the ohio valley mino region especially virginia, pennsylvania and west virginia anyone driving through late afternoon early eenk will have some issues. it's just hit and miss, tht region from houston to san antonio we'll push that rain threat back up into little rock and memphis this afternoon too we'll give you the beach forecast coming up if you're lucky enough to have plans >> that sounds nice. >> we're not going to be there, but it will be good. >>> plenty of crazy stuff that's gone down on new york city's subways. >> oh, yes >> but this one might be a first. two people sipt a full-size ping-pong table in a moving six train car. the video has been seen by nearly 5 million people. and new yorkers can be nice, by the way. the person filming says no one bothered the pair. if it was doubles i think it might be down. >> i want to see when someone climbs on top of it and sleeps on it for the rest of th--e just ahead remembering an automobile legend. and it's a perfect time of year for a tea party. neut

to break the heat, showers and thunderstorms moving through the ohio valley into the northeast. severe weather possible tomorrow, and then on tuesday, severe weather in the carolinas, but here's the payoff: when you wake up on wednesday morning, it is going to be beautiful. lows will be in the 50s and 60s in the northeast. >> quijano: relief in sight. all right, jeff, thanks. >> you're welcome. >> quijano: an audio recording released today reveals the tense moments before a british-flagged oil tanker was seized by iranian forces. >> quijano: the "stena impero" was seized by commandos on friday in the strait of hormuz. iran claims it failed to "respect maritime rules." the ship and 23 crew members remain in iranian territory. iran's actions have the pentagon preparing for the worst. david martin is the only network correspondent traveling with the top u.s. general in the middle east, and got exclusive video of american military forces in the region. >> reporter: patriot air defense missile batteries in the middle of the saudi arabian desert manned by american soldiers from fort b

and those in the plains states are drifting down towards kansas city chicago to illinois and the ohio valley and then if you look at the boston the dark green spots i think as a shower cluster having come off the land might develop into something more substantial marry of significant rain not far away from any of the coasts of the gulf states but it leaves behind drier weather still reading in toronto 26 in the pacific coast the sun still at a steady 19 or so for san francisco so all the actions in the gulf of mexico the next couple of days really which might have an effect on the showers in keep in cuba in fact there are some good green dots all the way through the central caribbean but this sort of the avoiding haiti and hitting jamaica so draw a picture least for the next day or so for most of the caribbean islands if you happen to be anywhere from panama through costa rica up to south mexico chances are to be wet for you particularly if you're looking at all to the coast to the south. from cutting edge medical technology. research the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the mo

within the next few hours and continues its path through the mississippi valley into the midwest and ohio valley before it makes a turn eastward. the other issue we're going to be dealing with is the speed with which the storm moves because as it sits over these saturated areas, the concerns for flooding exist. let's go through the alerts which are posted. 8 million people affected all the way east of biloxi and all the way to the west from camryn, louisiana, to the texas border to the north by lake charles. storm surges 3 to 6 feet at this point. 1 to 3 feet as we head inland and new orleans right along the cusp or we could see significant storm surge, but we're going to continue to watch as this water moves in and continues to sit over the area. flash flood threats even though we're focused right now on the coast line, it spreads inland and all the way to the carolinas where we could see rainfall rates through parts of this region at 3 inches per hour and a storm which just sits over this area. now keep in mind we could see upwards of 10 to 15 inches of rape and rain and in some areas up to 25

after sunday but that heavy rain for it could definitely move into what we call the tennessee and ohio valleys throughout the early portions of the workweek and then as it continues to move north it's going to continue to bring that gulf moisture northward and continue to cause rain across other parts of ringback the united states. how much of a risk does this pose to the levee system which was of course built to contain the lower mississippi is it likely that it will be able to withstand this level of rainfall. yes ma'am the levee system is very sound right now it's holding pretty strong the biggest concern was storm surge in the new orleans area as the water was going to be pushed back up over the back up towards new orleans there was some concern that it could approach the top the levees but the storm surge likely did not get to where we are expecting it and it's remained well below the top levees and they are operating as expected. just tell me about the nature of this storm it's been downgraded and this sort of status of this of the storm has shifted several times why has it been so errat

quite big thunderstorms i think on the way down through towards chicago and further south into the ohio valley by the start of next week the rain in florida is more or less died out by a significant rain and if out there on that many showers in the forecast for the south through kubert hispan yota but there are plenty of riots in the smaller islands look at this as a bridge town just representing barbados covered in its big rains on their way is free and of course the wind comes up against the high a grand slightly higher ground off places like honduras nicaragua or costa rica where they will be plenty rain the next day as. i. get closer to that seat all together i have seen boy scouts are always telling places together. the market watching are just. top stories hundreds of people in sudan's capital a back on the streets protesting against the findings of an investigation into the deadly crackdown in khartoum last month blamed rogue soldiers for the violent break up of the sit in demonstration. also syrian government strikes have killed at least 13 civilians and north was it lip robyn's many o

quite big thunderstorms i think on their way through towards chicago and further south into the ohio valley by the start of next week the rain in florida is more or less died out but a significant right. in the forecast for the south through kubert has been yoda but there are plenty of areas to the smaller islands look at this is a bridge town just representing barbados covered in its big rains on their way is free and of course the wind comes over gets to higher ground slightly higher ground off places like honduras nicaragua or costa rica where there were plenty rain the next day a sec. a war on terror begins without contact but it does not in there no terrorist state poses a greater or more immediate threat than the regime of saddam hussein and this is a regime that has something to hide they had prepared a significant propaganda offer and guess what not one w m d shite was found in iraq since the 1991 iraq a deadly deception on al-jazeera. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told pretty remarkable too to better we had died last week and crossing

slow moving so the flowing is ongoing concern all the way up towards mississippi and tennessee and ohio valleyr the next couple of days so we have flood advisories in effect, future radar, again, the problem with this it's going to be slow-moving even though it is a depression that will bring moisture from the gulf of mexico north ward and bring potential for flooding concerns, precipitation on top of 8 to 10-inches of rainfall focus in on portions of arkansas up towards missouri, tennessee, the worst of it will be today into tomorrow and we will start to dissipate over the next couple of days but the biggest concern is going to be the flooding and, again, we are sort of, we are getting -- ramping up into the peak season of hurricanes, first hurricane of the season and, of course, a good learning lesson that people need to be on guard and listen to your local officials. >> you sure do, absolutely, listen to people like you. thank you, janice, always great to have you join us. iranian president rouhani open to negotiation talks with the united states, iran recently crossed two limits set by the

this boundary of showers and clouds across pthets of the ohio valley now will be ming slowly in our direction. todas rain chances will be highest west of the blue ridge into the mountains and shenandoah valley and only a couple of drops down there. rain chance not down to zero around here. could be isolated shower or two. on the future weather, maybe a pop-up or two around 3:00 but much more coverage of those rain shower and storms today out in the western of the news4 nation. averyone gets alf higher chance hfor rain tomorrow. of> many iconic athletes have graced the covers cereal saboxes will you few can they have their own cereal. >> check this out. capal star alex ovechkin can e breakfast in style and look at himself while he eats breakfast himself while he eats breakfaeb himself while he eats breakfaat at himself while he eats breakfasreakfast in style and l at himself while he eats breakfast. >>> we are getting rey for our annual clear the shelters event in a few weeks. >> molet green is live in bethesda how you can add a new friend to your family fooped. >> reporter: good morning. we a

are going it deal request threat of severe to strong thunderstorms across the mississippi river valley and ohionant was what was barry so flash-flood and watches and warnings and things get better through wednesday, thursday, friday, and the storm starts to really fall apart and dissipate. flood advisories regular main posted of again from the gulf coast all the way up to ohio river valley where areas are still swollen and anymore water will cause an even worst situation unfortunately we have got more rain in the forecast and things start to dry out and then ladies, the focus will be on the heat as you mentioned close to 100 degrees here in new york city on the weekend, so that's going to be the next topic of conversation in the weather department. back to you. >> burning already. janice -- it is summer time. thank you. you've got it. >> all right well how is golfer phil mickelson preparing for this week's british open? was a body cleanse believe it or not? >> jared mack what exactly is he doing? >> it is interesting one phil tweeted from ireland where he shared how he's trying to break a bad s

eric: you said southern ohio valley, how does that affect that? going up to ohio affect as far east as pennsylvania because the rivers that get swollen, saturated ground can't handle it all. there's no place for water to go. >> that's right. that means that that we've got a lot of wetter -- wet terrain across the country, if you look at forecast for barry in the coming days, we want folks to ask what are we going to do if we see 10-inches of rainfall without power, do i have supplies that i need for my family, for the folks that you have time to prepare, now the time to take action. >> what type of action, you're watching television, watching us right now and you're in arkansas, up in tennessee and you think this won't affect you, on the ohio river, you know, for example, what do you do? >> keep the storm drains clear, make sure gutters are clear, keeping your cell phone charge. if you have a generator, does it work? if you've got a family to feed, how would you be without -- without easy transportation or access to grocery store for a few days fr

wednesday, a cold front is going to sweep down, we'll deal with thunderstorms from the ohio valley back down to the tennessee valley and notice we're hot in the southeast and humid, and the summer sizzle begins in the middle of the country and spreads to the east by the time we get to friday and will be a full fledged heat wave. areas of nebraska, aomaha, 101. areas like syracuse, so far this year, kansas city, your hottest day was 93. a forecast of 98 this week. sena cincinnati is going to be 96. detroit 96 by the time we get to friday. some of the cities in the northeast, washington, d.c., 96 this year. you should be 98. 97 in philadelphia friday, and new york city is looking at 95, guys. this is typically if you look at when we are the hottest, the third week of july on average is the hottest week of the year. it's going to live up to its reputation. >> the summer sizzle continues, it's pretty hot. >> i mean, it's been -- >> but not like that. not those steps. >> if you want me to add to the graphic, i will. >> thank you, phil. get back to me on that one. >>> president trump continue

anyone driving through the ohio valley could have some minor delays. you've seen it.is warm and humid and will not ruin your day. >> we are talking about the numbers. >> the fundraising. >> $25 million mayor pete raised in second quarter. which is a ton of money. >> kamala harris raised $2 million in 24 hour period. >> fact checking ourself. still ahead, a loss for major league baseball and a surprising upset at wimbledon. sports is next. we are back in a moment. that's the beauty of your smile. bring out the best in it with crest 3d white. crest removes 95% of surface stains... in just three days. who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination for every fitness routine. her saturdays are a never- ending montage of comfort. [tv sfx]: where have you been all my life? but then anne laid on a serta perfe

and in the eventually in parts of maybe western tennessee, parts of southern missouri into the ohio valleyt might effect the weather in the northeast by thursday of next week. >> all righty. thank you. we' we're thinking of everybody down there, one of the great parts of the world. >>> and coming on for us, there's a way to talk to president trump and a way to talk about him and there's a penalty. >>> last thing before we go tonight. a reminder of how the attorney general of the united states feels he has to talk when he's around the president this was following a loss for trump, the abandonment of of the legal effort to make a question about citizenship a part of the census >> thank you, mr. president and congratulations on today's executive order, which will insure that we finally have an accurate understanding of how many citizens and noncitizens live in our country. i applaud the president for recognizing in his executive order that including a question on the census is not the only way to obtain this vital information. congratulations again, mr. president, on taking this effective act

you can see quite a number of showersnd thunderstorms across the ohio valley.ittle bit more into the show i will show you future weather and how the storms will impact the rest of your afternoon and evening, not mention closer look at the weekend. >> chuck, thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, when will boeing 737 max return to service? >> lawmakers are hearing concerns about that issue right now. >>> that man lost his family in ou rash of a 737 max and will hear what he plans to tell lawmakers today. the focus of a house hearing is your safety in the air, the grounded 737 max is the big earn ken today. >> boeing, of course, working on a software fix after the two crashes killed hundreds of people. a grieving husband and father who lost his family in one of thosets acciden is at today's hearing. >> the boeing 737 crash killed my wife, myhree children, my mom-in-law and 341 others. today i speak not only with my voice but the voices of my departed family. >> that man says the 737 max should never be put back in service and boeing executivesld shouace criminal cha

by 1:00 still only in parts of arkansas and up through the tennessee valley, eventually the ohio river valley and into the northeast. this is our biggest concern, a flash flood watch and flash flood warning. we've already had a lot of rain so far. this is just the beginning of it. setting the stage for downpours over the next 48 hours. this is going to be a long event. it's not going to be until wednesday when we see how this all shakes out. the water that will be sitting there, has to find its way to streams, creeks, rivers. then we'll see what destruction is done now. it's going to be heartbreaking over the next several days in some spots. memphis, tupelo, greenville, little rock, jackson, hattiesburg. but we also have flash flood warning. watch means conditions are favorable. biloxi and mobile seeing the flooding happening right now. flash flooding, that means we could see life-threatening conditions in terms of the flooding. radar in the last six hours, not much has changed. you see the yellows, oranges, indicating heavy downpours. biloxi getting a little break right now but anothe

again, across the mississippi river valley, the ohio valley, a new system moves into the northern plainse big story, olay, olay, feeling hot, hot, hot. [ laughter ] >> i notice ied yesterday on twitter, the same people complaining about the snow and cold are now complaining it's hot outside. i can never win. >> it's like a cycle. like every year the same people, the same thing happens. >> that's okay. i'm here all week. rob: keep singing, fresh from hawaii. >> tip your waitress. >> see you later. rob: president trump's re-election bid gets an influx of donations in the second quarter alone. the campaign says it's raised $108 million. a lot of money. through a joint effort with the republican national committee. that brings the total to $123.7 million. the fund raising overall coming largely from small donors. the campaign says it's received 957,000 individual contributions, 98% of those are $200 or less. >> there is a coalition for women's health, to get president trump reelected. his daughter in law kicking off the effort in pennsylvania. a recent poll shows 40% of women approve of the

we have storms across the ohio valley and the northeast. temperatures down after the storms and knocks the humidity down for tomorrow. so a break for the northeast tomorrow. it's going to be short-lived. all of this heat across the center part of the country and expands to the east by the time we get to friday. this is actual air temperatures today. the central part of the country, the worth of it. north plat, nebraska, 100 degrees. friday, air temperatures go up across the eastern seaboard. then we really go up for saturday. today, it's hot. tomorrow it's even hotter here. what it feels like with the humidity. dew points, that's how much moisture is really high. feels like 105 in dc right now. as we go forward the next three days, take a look. you stay warm. kansas city through the weekend. memphis, atlanta, you're warm. you're not too far off where you should be. once you get to the mid-atlantic atlantic, new york city, actual air temperature saturday of 98. that will float closer to 110. it's hot and uncomfortable and dangerous. take car

they say some tornadoes are possible from the deep south to the ohio valley.ome of the damage the storm has brought to louisiana. would you look at this flooded farmland. south of new orleans. the state's governor and other local officials in that parish visiting some of the hardest hit parts of the state and the governor says he is thankful the flooding wasn't worse. the threat of rising waters is not over. >> we are gratified that we did not get the full amount of rain across louisiana in the flooding we had been told to expect. we are thankful for the fact that the river stayed within the levees. we know the mississippi river will stay a flood state, but we know we are in hurricane season so that prevent some concerns going forward. >> shepard: the mayor of new orleans said the city is beyond lucky as he put it that i didn't see as much rain as the government agencies predicted, but forecasters warn some parts of louisiana could see rainfall totals of more than 50 feet. rick leventhal reporting. >> cloudy today, but no rain so far after three days of pretty

look out in the golf this week because the storm came down across the ohio valley but this is a developmento a category 3 hurricane. i don't think this will get that strong but i think there's a real big problem here indirectly caused by the very cold winter in the northern plains and the late spring and all the snowmelt and heavy precipitation. the mississippi river is higher at new orleans, much higher, then it usually is. you start piling a lot of rain in there and it's not so much the river floods because what's going on around new orleans. it's all the stuff coming down stream. but you get a lot of rain there, neil, and strong south southeast winds as they hurricane passes close to them on saturday, it's going to be a problem. they are having problems there now. >> neil: is this a preview to coming attractions? >> actually, the weather bell forecasted to look for less than normal activity in the deep tropics. we put this out in april. but enclosed developments, scattershot and close development. it's a pain in the neck because the gulf of mexico, it is warm and the western atlantic is

louis, ohio valley is nice. lower humidity, you felt that yesterday after a soupy saturday, and as we go towards tomorrow, we're looking all clear in areas to the northeast. we'll focus on the southeast as we go throughout the rest of the week. this is hurricane season. we do have a chance of something developing in the gulf at the end of this week. i'll give you those details coming up. >>> sounds good. still ahead, the moment you have been waiting for, all of the highlights from the women's world cup final and why the victory set off calls for equal pay. we're back in a bit. r equal pay. we're back in a bit. >>> welcome back, if you didn't already know, the u.s. women's national team has captured its second straight world cup title. >> that's right. it's awesome. >> that's why you've got your red on, in solidarity. >>> the victory came off a second half goal scored by megan rapinoe who found the back of the net from the penalty spot. it marks the fourth world cup title for the u.s. women who become the second

, 67 in chicago, past 12 hours you can see the thunderstorms starting to percolate a across the ohio valleymississippi river valley, towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast. later on today, into tomorrow, so keep that in mind, we have several storm reports including a lot of wind damage. some hail. but mainly wind and if i could show you the lightning, there would be lightning strikes as the cold front moves through as well. flood advisories in effect, some of these thunderstorms could produce very heavy rain in a short period of time. so the areas in red here, that's flash flood warnings and you can see the flooding is going in towards the northeast tonight. we could get several inches of rain in a short period of time. that's the cold front that's going to cool things off. but we could see the potential for stronger storms and flooding, so keep that in mind. but at least those -- we set a lot of records including new york, 99 at jfk yesterday. rob: it felt like 140 degrees. jillian: he doesn't exaggerate at all. rob: i came into jfk. i had a sweater on because the flight was cold. it w

as the moisture moves into the southeast, it pushes into places like the ohio valley, impacting more states, taking a lot of that moisture with it. this pink area here indicating a high risk for flash flooding. the red air -- area around it. in some areas, they could get two, three, four inches in just a few short hours. it's not only the long-term threat of how much total rain they get but how quickly will it come down? that can flood hopes, businemes businesses, communities. there are three main rivers that run around baton rouge. all three of them are expected to reach major flooding stage because of hurricane barry. one of them may end up breaking the all-time record of 34 1/2 feet. that is the forecasted crest in that region for at least one of those rivers. again, that's going to be a big concern, fred, is not just the flooding that's coming down from the rain but also the flooding, the long-term concern for a lot of the rivers, creeks and streams because there are so many of them that are already swollen from months of heavy rain. >> there's a lot of potential in that storm in

some of this moisture will pushup to the areas of the ohio valley. a flash flood warning through arkadelphia. the heavy is is where we have that thunderstorm complex right now. northern earn mississippi could see up to three inches of rain. as far as much of the damage, we are just about finishes. washington, d.c. about 92. the humidity is not brutal. not until the end of the week, to wednesday, we get to 94. the peek of this upcoming heat wave will start friday, peek saturday and for some continue to sunday. saturday could hit 100 in a lot of cities. >> still ahead, facebook is facing push back over the new cryptocurrency. >>> another bad headline for tesla as employees speak out about the hard working conditions they face. all the stories driving your business day, coming up next. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. (carrying up to