panhandlers.he mayor blames the recent trouble on outsiders. a flood of transients drawn for one thing. >> they came for marijuana. >> they're spending $650,000 to put more cops on the street and soon police will be getting help from a downtown business group that's paying for its own private security force. >> it is a safe place. these are anomalies occurring. >> and police caught up and arrested the suspect in the attack. they said he'd been here about a type. this type of crime is the new side effect of colorado's legal marijuana trade, they fear. >> that man with the pipe reportedly has been identified. the police actually say they're not sure if this was a result of him being intoxicate ord if there's a mental illness involved. they said there's no evidence of marijuana involved in this case. wanted to make that clear. >> i was reading up. clearly he was not taking critical kush which is the strain of marijuana that just calms you. >> you're saying he needed it? >> he did. it's graded a plus

noontime, coming out of the panhandle of west virginia, into shenandoah valley.etro area for the most part should stay dry throughout much of the day ahead. now, jack taylor is checking on 66. it's the sun glare we're been talking about. as the sun is now up. heaviest traffic seems to be around this incident over on the left shoulder. virginia police arrived on the scene. delays, nothing, huge. also just that reminder, morning number one of surge number 4. metro continuing track work. the blue yellow lines are closed through july 18th between the reagan national airport and pentagon city. >>> we turn to a developing story in michigan this morning. the berrien county courthouse is closed today after an inmate trying to escape grabbed a bailiffs gun and started shooting. he killed two bailiffs and injured two others before he was shot and killed by police yesterday. his ex-wife says he was likely trying to escape to see his family. >>> five people are recovering in baltimore right now. they were all shot while attending a vigil for another victim of gun violence. j

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in san francisco you notice from the presidio to the panhandle, a nice morning shaping up and sunday morning and the evening, that cloud cover is shrinking and pulling repair from the coast. we'll -- pulling away from the coast. the future tracker showing winds gusting near 35-miles-an-hour. that is going to help keep the fog limited. highs for sunday, 66 an francisco, 80 san jose. live picture from santa cruz, rare to see sunny skies this hour. folks are soaking in the giant, carbon copy forecast for niche tomorrow. the only fly in the on it. , the winds -- ointment. the wind. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, a windy afternoon. limited fog on monday. warmer winds kick in here on tuesday, and those temperatures climb. wednesday, and especially thursday, we are calling it hot inland and friday and saturday, eric, we'll see a little fog along the coast, but fine finally temperatures rebounding and if you everyone those july temps you'll be happy. >> thank you. >> rick quan this for shu and a familiar name in the wimbledon women's finals. >> remember when venus was the star an

in san francisco you notice from the presidio to the panhandle, a nice morning shaping up and sunday morning and the evening, that cloud cover is shrinking and pulling repair from the coast. we'll -- pulling away from the coast. the future tracker showing winds gusting near 35-miles-an-hour. that is going to help keep the fog limited. highs for sunday, 66 an francisco, 80 san jose. live picture from santa cruz, rare to see sunny skies this hour. folks are soaking in the giant, carbon copy forecast for niche tomorrow. the only fly in the on it. , the winds -- ointment. the wind. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, a windy afternoon. limited fog on monday. warmer winds kick in here on tuesday, and those temperatures climb. wednesday, and especially thursday, we are calling it hot inland and friday and saturday, eric, we'll see a little fog along the coast, but fine finally temperatures rebounding and if you everyone those july temps you'll be happy. >> thank you. >> rick quan this for shu and a familiar name in the wimbledon women's finals. >> remember when venus was the star an

say they are not stopping -- that not stopping at a light caused a deadly bus crash in the florida panhandle. a small child was among the five people killed. the driver of the bus filled with families with ruby red light and collided with a semi. the driver of the truck and four people on the bus were killed. more than a dozen people aren't a dozen people are in the hospital, many with severe burns. a brush fire destroyed five homes in san bernardino late today. at a homeowners were treated for smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion. burning was one of many across the drought stricken state. no rain for us today, but tomorrow, that is another story. josh: i think for a lot of us come as early as tomorrow morning, sunrise. the clouds are moving in. then the rains shows harbor, quite a few people still down on the pier. 75 degrees at reagan national. with the dry air in place, the feels-like temperature's the same. the dew point is going up. today was not muggy, tomorrow we will feel it more. monday we will notice the difference. the showers have developed as far north as charlottesville, but re

right now we have a line moving from south-central pennsylvania through to the panhandle of west virginia. moves eastward is likely you will get some activity but right now the prediction center six -- suspects that the best chance of anything severe may be to the north and west of the area. thunderstorm watch. we will have to wait until this afternoon to see if any of this gets close to our area. i haven't eric smith is watching the midday traffic out there. what are you finding? eric: a mostly quiet ride out there. capital beltway, a pretty good ride in virginia near georgetown pike. that's still wide open across and the cabindge john parkway running in either direction. seven for the beltway is always in good directions. that's been at white start so far this afternoon. on the beltway past nutley street, that's wide-open this afternoon. pay attention in the upper side of silver spring near university boulevard. a minor crash, you can see that police car there with traffic moving slowly by the incident. back to you. thank you so much. the search continued for a missing boater who jumped

this is captures two of them spinning side by side down the florida panhandle. >>> a fast-moving stormling through pennsylvania brought major flooding to lancaster county. it made it difficult for farm animals to keep their heads above water. that is manager we don't usually see. let's get to steve now. >> that was incredible video out of pennsylvania. probably more storms like that for the day today. thunderstorms right now tracking across the middle part of the country where they were yesterday, across sections of kansas. you may hit tur bu lance in the area there across the midwest part of the country. out in the tropics we have double trouble going on across the western pacific. we are also looking at this here. it is moving off to the west here. busy in the pacific and quiet in the atlantic. showers and storms on the east coast today. same temperatures in dallas, triple digit heat continues. look for more o northwest temperatures in the 60s, 70s and the 80s. >> lots of spf out there, lots of beautiful weather out there. >> yeah, this is the time of year, slater it up. >>> seven pe

a few light showers for areas into the maryland panhandle and southern maryland.i will go through first alert doppler in a bit. 75 degrees. dew point at 72, it's uncomfortable this morning. heading to the upper 80s, feeling in the low 90s. 77 leesburg. 72 martinsburg. take a look at futurecast. much of the morning will be dry. as early as the lunch hour we could see some of up. it will be that kind of afternoon. even through 4:30 some of the commutes might be wet. as you travel on 95 into pockets of heavier rainfall. highs stay average but not for long. we are about to head to the upper 90s. ellen, over to you. >> what make was talking about, an accident on 66 heading westbound at 28. that has cleared. but further west is where we are seeing more problems. the biggest delays, 20 to 30 minutes heading in both directions on 66 it's closed for road construction. this is between the plains and u.s. 15 in that area. they are routing traffic around. expect delays if you are heading that way this morning. on the other side of the beltway, the other side of d.c., construc

and the panhandle of west virginia. i'll be tracking it on facebook and twitter as well throughout the evening hours. you can always find me there. i've also posted how hot it would feel in your neighborhood. and because of the extreme heat, tomorrow having a high impact on your day, a day you really want to take it easy outdoors. dangerously hot. if we hit 100, and there is the chance for some late-day thunderstorms. if those storms do materialize tomorrow, they could have some heavy rain and some gusty winds. so we'll start off the day already at 80 degrees. so if you like to get up and out early and get the outdoor exercise in, know you'll be dealing with that and extreme mugginess as well. by lunchtime we're in the mid-90s. we're near or at triple-digits by four income the afternoon. our high tomorrow 100. and that will happen at about 4:00. 8:00 p.m., around 93. best chance for thunderstorms is during the afternoon and evening hours. i want to show you this here on future weather. notice noon we're noticing plenty

we are having the slight risk category for the maryland panhandle but once it makes its way east of 81starts to be just on the order of showers. this is nothing out of the ordinary for summertime activity. seeing these storms get some gusty winds with them. yeah we're always going to see that. so this is 3:30 and i really think this may even overdo it just a little bit. this is 3:30 some strong downpours for hagerstown and martinsburg then continue to weaken a little bit as they approach the 95 corridor, this is 5:30. the drive them but they're just going to be showers out e. computer models, then we'll have to issue the yellow weather alert. stay tuned if we do issue that, we'll alert you on our app so you know that on the drive home. it will be a little bit dicier, by 10:00 tonight, some showers kind of linger and that will be the trend overnight. tomorrow, big changes are headed our way for midweek. and it comes with a cold front first that will see some afternoon storms and maybe just pretty isolated in areas south of d.c. have a better chance tomorrow. temperatures at 91 for tomor

it happened when a bus collided with a tractor-trailer on the highway of the florida panhandle. witnesses say the refurbished school bus carrying as many as 35 haitian migrant workers and their families ran in to the tractor-trailer. rescue workers managed to carry people to safety before the bus burst in to flames. >> the worst one i've ever seen in walhalla county. i've seen worse in my career. it's one of the worse i've seen in the county. and i'd probably say it's probably the worst one we've ever had down here. >> the tractor-trailer driver was among those killed in the crash. seven of the injured are reported to be in critical condition. >>> an american citizen is among those killed in a deadly hostage siege at a restaurant in bangladesh. the u.s. government is offering its assistance in investigating the attack that left 28 dead during the 10-hour ordeal. islamic state group has claimed resp captured the gunfire and explosions when commandos moved in to end a 10-hour hostage crisis in bangladesh. 28 people were killed in the attack in the capital city of dhaka. 20 hostage

an area through the maryland panhandle that could see stronger storms, and as it heads over east of 81e out it never makes it to the beltway. i will say there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, but the better chance of th together, on the corridor today. 96 for the high today, and we will see the winds to the southwest. i have good-looking temperatures on the 7-day in ad by the. >> a -- 7-day in a bit. >>> a busy day with the fatal accident here near alabama avenue and nailer road, and again shutdown in both directions, and north of there following construction, remember this is new here. this is a 4-mile stretch at the outer loop. new hampshire avenue and university boulevard. the 4-mile stretch will take you 4-miles to get through. no backups but the right lane is blocked if you're going to take the outer or inner loop of the beltway. >>> breaking overnight a deadly pedestrian accident is underway as we just heard. >> the crash happening in the westbound lanes of near nailer road as you heard ellen say. they expect the road will be open for the morning rush hour.

these showers in western maryland moving into the panhandle of west virginia actually with the cold front that's going to move through overnight tonight. maybe an isolated shower or two. as the front actually passes through. that's on the east he were shore and northern neck. here is the planner for tomorrow. lunchtime around 80. high tomorrow of 86. we will hit that at 4:00 in the afternoon. gorgeous tomorrow evening. 8:00 p.m., balanmy 81. nearly perfect tomorrow. showers late in the day sunday. fourth of july looking rainy. scattered showers around for fireworks monday evening. here is the planner for the fourth. rain moves in sometime during the morning hours, not necessari a move in. it's raining around the lunchtime hours with heavy rain at times. we could pick up one to four inches of rain if we see that much rain flash flood cog be a concern. 4:00 p.m., still tracking showers. by 9:00, fireworks are trying to get under way. temperature around 76 with scattered showers. on monday, a high temp of 81 degrees. tuesday, a high of 84 with lingering showers and thunderstorms. otherwise,

look at this jaw dropping site in florida where they spawned this waterspout in the coast off the panhandle> after decades of being hounded by the paparazzi and rumors, a big star is saying enough is enough. on the "huffington post," jennifer aniston said she's fed up with the tabloids de humanizing females focused solely on one's physical appearance. she goes on to say the constant speculation of whether she is pregnant or gained weight quote reflects the warped way we calculate a woman's worth. >>> a newlywed has become a viral sensation when she took her honeymoon photos without her honey. they had a bought and paid for trip to greece and when her husband was denied a visa, he insisted she went alone and she held out her arm where she wished her husband would be. >>> when we come back, the family of one of the fallen dallas police officers opens up. what his daughter will always hold close to her heart. nbbayreaespds.threanng fia set. >>> finally tonight, our emotional interview with a family of one of the police officers laid to rest today in dallas. transit officer brent thompson was b

northern montgomery county out to the panhandle of west virginia and a few rain drops around i-81.hing heavy to our west. pockets of heavy rain from central, western virginia all the way to eastern kentucky. the back end of the rain is around 6:00 tonight. that's a close call for fireworks which will go around 9:00 this evening. rain chances will be on the way cooler than average side. we'll stay in the 70s. heaviest steadiest rain is noon until about 6:00. we'll break down the parade and nats forecast coming up in a

we profiled the desperate plight of panhandles. we'll be right back. we are among mehan 70 lol media outlets profiling storieo >>> we are among more than 70 local media outlets profiling stories on homelessness in an attempt to inspire solutions. you have no doubt seen people pan handling along street media and entrances all across the bay area. you may have wondered how on earth do they survive? nbc bay area joe jr. has one man to make a living. >> a lot of my life. >> go get dinner. >> reporter: it's not a 9:00 to 5:00 job, no time clock, no boss checking in. >> hi. >> reporter: for sean -- >> it's really dead today. >> reporter: a card board sign and a thick skin. >> ouch. >> reporter: are tools of the trade. >> guy looked surprise that i say hello. i want to write on my sign how i feel about things, i'm not homeless by choice. i don't really have a family support thing, you know. i think my mom was a junkie. >> you guys need some extra change? >> reporter: he is among 3,500 homeless who will pull up a small piece of the square miles to bed down eac

most of this will die out before it gets here but maybe in our west virginia zones, already the panhandlend west virginia, we may see some of these showers persist but should be dying out. now, temperatures tomorrow hot and humid again. 95. the heat index near 100. some locations will get over 100 and as we move on through the day on friday, maybe even warmer than this. 95 tomorrow. 95, 96 coal pepper and along the water in indianapolis, westerly push with the wind that keeps the bay breeze right there at the water. 93 for you folks and heading down to the beaches, friday, saturday and sunday all looking great. great beach days here. 92 on friday but very warm and humid. 91 on saturday. a little less humidity and a little breezy. same thing on sunday. less humid. 95. wind off the coast that will be a very nice beach day on looking good there. tomorrow's impact calling it a moderate impact and the reason is because we got all of this heat and humidity. drink plenty of water. take frequent breaks many you're working outside especially make sure to get inside with a.c. from time to time. you

this video captured two of them spinning side by side on the florida panhandle. >>> and a storm rolledcross pennsylvania. the downpour made it difficult for farm animal to keep their heads above water. let's get a look at the day ahead. they really need things to dry out in a lot of parts. >> it's been a lot of rain in too short amount of time and that is causing some problems out there. we had some of these heavier downpours around the philadelphia area, so the key thing to remember here over the next couple of days, when it rains it atmosphere and that's what makes it feel so much worse when you have the heat combined with it. heat advisories in effect all the way up into the philadelphia area where it will feel like 100 to 104. meanwhile the atlantic is quiet but the pacific is active with tropical storm activity. we have hurricane darby turning off to the west and tropical storm and meanwhile upper # 0s to near 90 in new york city. get ready to sweat it out the next couple of days. that is a look at the weather across the country this morning. here's a look at the weather where you

still dealing with quite a bit in the way of rain mostly in the wester and northern suburb, in the panhandleod street is wet from overnight rains. these rains in lease berg to blue month, marshall, warng ton, these are coming in towards the city. rain chances are going up, up, up as we go through the next couple hours. cloudy skies and wet outside. most of the rain will be coming to an end before about 8:00. a little more sunshine. back to warmer weather today. only a slight chance for showers later this morning. for now, it's time to go to jack taylor and find out how tuesday morning's commute is coming along. >> a lot of areas have ponding water. branch avenue, an early accident on the left side of the beltway near branch avenue. also have word of another crash on the outer loop of the beltway. back to you. >>> 4:28. new this morning, there is a lot of cleanup from a fire in silver spring. this happened after midnight in an old farmhouse on norwood road. that road is shut down. >> montgomery county fire say this was a fully involved fire. they say there was damage to nearby power lines as

take a look at this jaw dropping site in florida where they spawned this waterspout in the panhandle.r decades of paparazzi and rumors, a big star is saying enough is enough. on the "huffington post," jennifer aniston said she's fed up with the tabloids de humanizing females focused solely on one's physical appearance. she goes on to say the constant speculation of whether she is pregnant or gained weight reflects the warped way we calculate a woman's worth. >>> a newlywed is a viral sensation when a young woman celebrates her honeymoon without her husband. they had a bought and paid for trip to greece and when her husband was denied a visa, he insisted she went alone and she held out her arm where went alone and she held out her arm where she wished her husba be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight in

visibility not so much out there as you head to the maryland panhandle.w stray showers today, not many. a handful possible for this afternoon. so much heat and humidity you can't rule it out. rain chances will increase as we head through parts of the week. temperatures 90s today, low to mid-90s across the board. ellen, over to you. >> allyson, we have the accident that shut down 28 in both directions at seneca road. there are fire crews on the scene. they are working to clear it up and get a map for you eventually. right here we have construction slowing some things down as you get into d.c. one area i am watching is 66. this is e

i'm talking about areas from the florida panhandle through texas here keep your eye to the sky here laterfternoon for the roar of thunder and lightning. meanwhile the west continues to be hot. triple digit heat. and that will stay there for the next several days. so no relief from the heat there for areas of arizona, and southern california. now, as we head into the weekend, and the northeast, if you've been not enjoying this heat, well there is certainly some good news in the forecast. look how it backs down. looking at 90 on friday in d.c. backing down into the 80s by the weekend, same for you in new york. where we've been in the mid 90s almost every day. we're back into the 80s here for the weekend. it will come at the price of some showers and storms and look at the upper midwest. temperatures falling back into the 70s. there is some good news in sight but it will take some time to get here. we have to sweat it out at least through friday down there in philadelphia. chris? >> steve sosna, thank you. >>> now let's get a check on the morning's other headlines. louis burgdorf joins us he

this video captured two of them spitting side by side on the florida panhandle. check that out.nwhile, a fast-moving storm rolled through parts of pennsylvania wednesday. it brought major flooding to lancaster county. as you saw, the downpour made it difficult for farm animals to keep their heads above water. wow, look at that situation. a lot of rain in a very short amount of time. where it's not raining today it will be very hot. we have heat advisories in effect for areas of west texas, eastern new mexico, where temperatures will actually be climbing towards 100. it will feel like 105 here later this afternoon. meanwhile that heat continues off to the east. we are looking at temperatures that will be feeling like 105 in the major cities of the northeast. so it will be another very intense day of heat across much of the country. we'll be tracking that heat and also any thunderstorms that come throughout the day today. >> triple digit, okay, thank you so much for that. >>> police in arizona, they are racing to catch a serial killer before he strikes again. the so-called serial

: in another video investigated by police, a man leaving work is assaulted by overly aggressive panhandlers. >> break it up! >> reporter: the mayor blames the recent trouble on outsiders, a flood of transients drawn to colorado for one thing. >> they were very candid with us. they came here for marijuana. >> reporter: the recent violence is forcing the city to spend $650,000 this summer to put more cops on the street. and soon, police will be getting help from a downtown business group that's paying for its own private security force. >> it is a safe place, these are anomalies that are occurring. >> reporter: that suspect last night was arrested. but the type of crime happening here now, officials worry, is the new side effect of colorado's legal marijuana trade. cecilia? >> clayton, thank you. >>> we want to turn now to the murder mystery followed by millions, taking a new turn tonight. a judge in maryland today granting a new trial to adnan syed. his conviction for the murder of his girlfriend was the subject of the popular "serial" podcast. syed was sentenced to life in prison in 2000 an

. >> in the florida panhandle, five killed and two dozen injured when a bus collided with a tractor-trailerlice say the bus traveling from georgia with at least 30 passengers on board ran through a red light, hit the truck and caught fire. there was a tremendous gas explosion overnight near detroit. police say a man made a wrong turn in his car, crashed through a fence and ruptured a major gas line. there were no serious injuries. police say the driver had been drinking. near hon, led police on a chase driving her grandmother's car over 100 miles per hour. along for the ride, the girl's 5-year-old sister. marlie hall has the video. >> authorities had to step on the gas to keep up with a 12-year-old behind the wheel. police dash cam video shows the dangerous pursuit just north of houston at speeds well beyond legal limits. weaving in and out of cars, racing through red lights and into oncoming traffic. montgomery county attorney j.d. lambright says it's one of the most incredible chases he has ever seen. >> i am amazed that somebody wasn't t-boned, there wasn't a head-on collision. there was

once you get into the panhandle of texas, also a slight risk. there is more of a damaging wind and hail threats. but it's looking fantastic for the rest of the u.s. here, fourth of july travel cast, temperatures will be scorching, bismark 92, denver 90. l.a. picture perfect sunny and 70. elaine in boston with the big fourth of july show on cbs, sunny and 88. >> quijano: sounds picture perfect. pamela gardner, thank you. a loud explosion shook a new york city neighborhood sunday. (explosion) that is how it sounded several blocks from the blast site in central park where a 19 year old man was injured. police say it could have been homemade fireworks. they do not think it was terror- related. wildfires are raging in several western states. in california there are at least a dozen large fires, including one that destroyed several homes this weekend. here's mireya villarreal. (sirens) >> reporter: in a matter of minutes, flames raced up the side of this hill in san bernardino destroying at least four homes. gustavo nava and his girlfriend managed to

strong storms moving across the florida panhandle.nger zee is tracking it all for us, familiarly in the midwest tonight. >> reporter: right there. at least 100,000 customers without power around st. louis. and that's just the beginning of what's happening. you can see on the maps here, david, much of eastern illinois, into indiana, indianapolis included, in a severe thunderstorm watch. these things are cooking, moving east at 40 to 60. here is what i wanted to show you next, is how it's going to move by tomorrow morning. we've gotten through the commute. who gets it? by tomorrow morning, it's nashville, paducah and western kentucky and tennessee. now, look at this summer heat. everybody's talking about it. it finally really feels like july. but now it's record. amarillo hit a record of 105. overnight, we're not going to cool down. you don't go below, really, 80. >> all right, good luck sleeping tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> overseas this even, and the changing of the guard in britain. new british prime minister theresa may meeting w

is it made out of stock but it is a monument in his fabulously complicated you have to set type panhandle classical languages because the source misheard lawyer greek and latin that goes into creating this object print or you tell me what it is because those colors are vivid 400 years later. >> this is a wonderful example of hand tinted print this is a dallas with a latin term with the theater of the world with these figures representing africa you have some pretty grisly stuff down here for the of monarch who has behalf of the receptor. what has been done is there is the beautiful printing with the copper plate it is a high quality print then somebody has hand colored the page in this edition is waterfall because that extends to every plate and addition. to show you this one we have the three kingdoms your of ireland and scotland. so we all the large quantity of items from those exploration movements from the islamic -- elizabethan such as they come to the united states that is part of the history of the country when he wrote the tempest he very clearly read a pamphlet about it shipwreck

we spend an afternoon with shawn to find out what it is like to panhandle in san francisco. our in-depth look at homelessness after the break. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com homelessss in an atmpt to inspire >>> this week, we're among more than 70 local media outlets profiling stories on homelessness. >> nbc bay area has one man's story that is making a living off of the street. >> have a nice day, all right? >> i have been on and off the street a lot of my life. >> it is not a 9-5 job. >> it is really dead out here today. >> for shawn, a card board sign and a thick skin. >> he looked totally surprised that i said hello. >> sometimes i want to write what i really think like "not home less by choice." >> he is money 3500 homeless that beds down each day scratching and clawing. >> i hate being homeless. it's not a very fun thing. >> life can be lonely for a guy with nothing but a corner and a cardboard sign, but shawn is not alone. >> my frie

new england, great lakes, texas panhand panhandle.hwest. beautiful in the puget sound area and sunday, sunday, we are looking for more wet weather along the southeast coast into the florida panhandle. wet weather around the great lakes. again, the heat continues from the ohio river valley into the texas panhandle, plains and out west although los angeles looking good on sunday. gh ofhi >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy day ahead. hazardous heat. we have issued a first alert for today and tomorrow. temperatures into the 90s. feels-like temperatures topping 100 degrees in center city. the lehigh valley and suburbs could see late day showers and thunderstorms. they're less likely in new jersey. sunny skies. 94 degrees in pemberton. at the shore, upper 80s this afternoon. we'll feel like 101 in cape may, and into the middle 90s in smyrna. any fog this morning disappears. have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. nat? >> al, thank you. after a shocking finale, the hit legal drama "suits" is back with its high

new england, great lakes, texas panhand panhandle.he southwest. beautiful in the puget sound area and sunday, sunday, we are looking for more wet weather along the southeast coast into the florida panhandle. wet weather around the great lakes. again, the heat continues from the ohio river valley into the texas panhandle, plains and out west although los angeles looking good on sunday. high of >>> we're in for some hot temperatures today, especially for the inland areas. near the coast, not bad at all. mostly cleared with 62 degrees in san francisco. some low 70s already starting to build in the inland areas. up to 96 in the north bay. 95 in the south bay. tri-valley up to 101 degrees. while san francisco is at a breezy 75 with mostly sunny skies, 80s for the east bay and peninsula. and this will be the hottest day of the week. >> that's your latest weather. nat? >> al, thank you. after a shocking finale, the hit legal drama "suits" is back with its highly anticipated sixth season and fans can expect some big changes. >> meghan markle'

-- we're looking for more wet weather in the southeast coast, panhandle.s from ohio river valley, texas panhandle and plains and out west, los angeles looking good on sunday. high of only 84 degrees. that's what going on around the country, here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> today feeling like the hottest day so far this year when you factor the heat and humidity together during the afternoon hours. it will feel like temps are in the triple digits between 100 and 105. there's a chance for an isolated late day shower or thunderstorm. we could track some heavier rain but most o the entire day with plenty of sun. hot again tomorrow, but the good news it won't be as humid. a high of 95. on saturday a chance for afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. dry on sunday. >> that's your latest weather. nat? >> and that's your latest weather. nat. after a shocking finale, the hit legal drama "suits" is back with its highly anticipated sixth season and fans can expect some big changes. >> meghan markle's fiance was just sent to prison and

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these areas here, around the blue ridge and panhandle of west virginia. after that, they will be dissipating. evening hours, it gets more humid again. you may see the humidity drop a bit during the afternoon but it turns more humid as we get into the day on monday. and a greater chance of afternoon storms tomorrow, afternoon highs, upper 90s to 100 degrees. the heat index as we t into tuesday, still very hot in the upper 90s. if you've got weather alert days, today, monday, and tuesday, after that, we stay hot into wednesday and thursday with highs 90s, look at that, cooling down by friday and weekend, into the 80s. it will be in the yaths the first part of next week as well. >>> before we knew who the vice-presidential pick of the democratic party would be, earlier this week, news 4 jewelry carrey moderated a round table discussion with jim warner and tim kaine. >> she started out asking about metro. >> if wouldn't be a conversation if we didn't talk about transportation. everybody in this room very aware of metro's efforts with the safe track. many of y

thursday, we had a heat pump high from maine down into the panhandle of florida, it was very hot.ure is going up and around, that's where all the stormy weather was. everything is starting to shift back toward the west with the high back here. the whole pattern is starting to breakdown, that's interesting, now the lows are heading over top of the delaware and lehigh valleys as they head out to sea. that means more storms and more drenching downpours. thatyou will see that later tody and tomorrow. 85 degrees by 11:00 a.m. extremely humid. 1:00 p.m., 87. 3:00 p.m., same number, 5:00 p.m., 82. be on the look out for drenching downpours and looking for 1 to 3 inches. >> if you're bare floors are begging for a gorgeous rug, the designers at the live well network show you how to get that great rug at a smaller price. >> reporter: hand woven area rugs for a big space can come with a big price tag. i have a way to knock off that look and knock down that price, it couldn't be easier. what i have here, i actually bought four rugs, each one is 5 by 7. now, they are not the right size for you

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a 20-degree drop from where we were jus with the sun coming back, it's warmed up to 80 panhandle of westnia and out of the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. it jumped back up into the low 80s. before sunset, we'll likely see our temperatures dropping right back. look at this wonderful photo overlooking memorial bridge and look at the wind on the water there on the potomac river. the dark ominous clouds coming in before storms hit. post your pics on facebook, twitter and instagram. overnight tonight, by 9:00 and until midnight, there's a small chance of an additional shower or thundershower coming through. otherwise just some clouds coming in. we'll be back up into the low 80s by early to mid evening. then by midnight, back down to upper 70s. by dawn tomorrow, the mid 70s and some showers perhaps in the morning. there's a small chance of that through midday on tuesday. and then sun back in afternoon. back into the mid to upper 80s by late afternoon. storm team 4 ten-day outlook will be up near 90. upper 80s or so on tuesday. still rather humid. then as we get into wednesday