in the mid-atlantic, i think we have a good chance of hitting 100 degrees in raleigh. there's the heat in the middle of the country and still one more decent not too hot day from d.c. to new york. 83 today and then tomorrow you jump up to 92. and not only will you jump to 92 but slowly the humidity will be increasing too. 98 in st. louis. by the time we get to sunday, there's a little magenta in here. carolinas, by 100 on sundays. new england and the northwest, they'll save money on air conditioning bills, but everybody will be blasting the a.c. all weekend long. >>> up next, we'll explain why

he was actually from raleigh. from warrington, originally, but spent his career in raleigh. oppositionressional to roosevelt's new deal, and the two primary focuses of this chapter -- the first one was he organized and led the successful fdr's-- fight to defeat court packing scheme. roosevelt's plan -- so much of his legislation was overruled 5-4 by the supreme court that he decided the answer was to put more justices on, and bailey reacted immediately. he was a lawyer -- a very well-respected lawyer and thinker and leader in the senate, a democrat. he responded immediately to this. organized support and was successful in killing that scheme, which was the first pushback against the new deal after roosevelt's stunning reelection in 1936. bailey'sd example of leadership followed very closely the fight on the supreme court, and that is one that is not as well known. he actually wrote and then sponsored a document which came to be known as the conservative manifesto of 1937. it has been compared to newt gingrich's contract with america, something similar to that. basically just

even a tornado warning in the raleigh area.e north, this is what i'm watching for later this evening. now what's going to be happening here, we've got this storm dropping down towards philadelphia, but this area of storminess will drop across our region over the next few hours, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 tonight. no strong to severe storms. maybe a rumble of thunder and some rain. that's about it. tomorrow the same. humid during the day tomorrow. temperature around 78 at noon. 82 around 4:00. 4:00 in the afternoon, that's about the time we expect to see some showers and thunderstorms develop. nothing strong out of this. next couple of days, 85 on your saturday. 87 on sunday. the weekend looking really nice. sunday is the better day with less cloud cover. monday a chance of a shower. tuesday a chance of a shower. only one 90 in this entire seven-day forecast. >>> we have sports coming up. a fox was there and so is a budding star. >>> congressional at the quicken loans national tournament. let's hope we can see tiger woods again on saturd

vonnie: clinton is speaking in raleigh, north carolina.on the set is michael , weer and in washington have our correspondent. to we expect the rhetoric change or are the devices we have been hearing from trump and even from clinton going to stay the same through the rest of the campaign? michael: i think that clip that you should've trump is what we can expect for a while. trump has been the presumptive nominee for a month and a half. this is the time when he supposed to have been getting stronger and he has been getting weaker, whether it is one in -- one self-inflicted wound after a neck. he's trying to take the spotlight off of himself and put it on clinton. david: we were talking to senator richard shelby and we asked about what parts of trump's economic plan he likes the most. it seems like we have not got a vision of what that plan is going to be. does the campaign have a plan to release that in the near term? not going to be a policy detailed campaign. we will see the difference between the two speeches today. trump is much more at

brianna keilar is covering raleigh, north carolina. the plan for clinton's speech was to focus on her vision of the economy but she certainly took some time to attack donald trump as well? >> reporter: she did. this peach here in raleigh was more about her policy proposals for the economy but she did attack donald trump. she called him reckless saying that he's attacking her and questioning her faith because he doesn't have answers to the economic problems facing the u.s. >> donald hates it when anyone points out how his sales pitch is and i guess my speech yesterday must have gotten under his skin. >> reporter: hillary clinton firing back responding to donald trump's harsh words this morning. >> hillary clinton's message is old and tired. >> reporter: clinton is focusing on the economy in north carolina where she's hoping that a state after winning it in 2008 will go her way in november. >> maybe we shouldn't expect better from someone whose most famous words are, you're fired. here's what i want you to know i do have a jobs program a

correspondent jennifer griffin reports from raleigh. >> at first it looked like hillary clinton would not respond to donald trump's attacks today on her economic policies and the clinton foundation. for 40 minutes she barely mentioned his name sfwhxt now look i know, donald hates it when anyone points out how hollow his sales pitch really is. >> adding this rare defense of her family's foundation. >> the clinton foundation helps poor people around the world get access to life-saving aids medicine. donald trump uses poor people around the world to produce his line of suits and ties. >> during her speech trump tweeted hillary says things can't change, i say they have to change. it's a choice between americanism and her corrupt globalism. #i'm with you. north carolina is a key battleground state that falls in the purple column this year. raleigh is a key economic hub and trump is still polling nationally ahead of clinton when voters are asked who would best handle the economy. clinton pushed back on trump's insinuation that he had seen no evidence of her religion. >> as we methodists lik

raleigh fingers comes up. >> exactly. have both of them side by side, they have the same thing.>> let's put the rest of them. raleigh fingers. another mustache i like is starts to ferdinand. and buffalo bill.>> buffalo bill, that is very good handlebar knowledge. orr do you like yourself for the handlebar?>> terrible.>> you don't grow a mustache.>> it all started in college, back when i was playing at unlv -- unlv. everybody else had beards, van dyck's, everybody was cool. i couldn't grow one.>> let alone get enough to wax.>> i couldn't grow one today. i am not harry like that.>> facial hair is in but the stash is not quite back like an raleigh stay. >> he was the first one, raleigh fingers, that i can remember that was good. you can have one, but if you're no good, nobody cares. >> it is a real show off move.>> you tell me. why do you want to have facial hair?>> in general? anybody. >> these days, it's the beard. it's all about the beard. >> you want to be cool, i guess.>> some of us were not born with the capacity to do

. >> reporter: hillary clinton delivering the second part of her economic message in raleigh, north carolina. on the heels of a speech tuesday in columbus, ohio. this was a blistering take down of donald trump's economic policies, going at the heart of his financial success, how he has in fact made his money. hillary clinton made clear that all donald trump's products are not made in america. >> and interestingly, trump's own products are made in a lot of countries that aren't named america. [ laughter ] trump ties are made in china. trump suits in mexico. trump furniture in turkey. trump picture frames in india. trump bar wear in slovenia of the a-- and i could go on and o. but you get the idea. and i wonder how that works with america first. >> reporter: that could be a problem for donald trump here in ohio where the le votes are critical. but hillary clinton gave a complete take down of donald trump on the economy but used historical perspective, saying he would be a disaster here and tied in the policy speech she made three weeks ago in san diego. n another statement of how she tries to

the cool down in the northeast and still 100 in raleigh if traveling down there for the weekend. here's a look at satellite and radar. i put the jet stream on it. there's dips in the northwest and northeast with cooler weather. this ridge here, that's where the heat is allowed to build. on the edge of that area of high pressure, got storms. we're going to watch them. ones on the west are a warm front. out west, could be a spotty shower late. not likely to see much activity today or tonight. tomorrow starts out okay. going to be in pennsylvania in the afternoon. watch how storms really develop here north of the turnpike at 5:00. we'll watch in the eveni sunday, winds turn north westerly, less humid but hot. better storm chance south and west. temperatures still pushing toward 90 degrees mark. looking at the beach forecast going for tomorrow and sunday, mid-80s, water temperatures low to mid-60s. our three day forecast, low 80s today. low to mid-90s tomorrow with an isolated storm late up north. 90 sunday breezy hot, less humid. cool her monday into mid-80s tuesday. might see a str

of raleigh-durham. it may shape through there. maybe to the tiny end of the chesapeake bay. this is a progressive system. not well organized as far as the tropical storms go. the future cast goes through tomorrow morning patches of the heavy rain from raleigh to norfolk and the lower bay. that will continue offshore. heavy rain. by 2:30, most of the heavy stuff is offshore. we will deal with the possibility of a passing shower and thunderstorm tomorrow. it will be breezy, too. then wednesday a sprinkle or a shower, that is when the cooler and the drier air arrives on wednesday. if you are biking to work tomorrow. perfect weather. isolated showers and thunderstorms possible at 4:00. high of 84. keep that in mind. check out the next seven days. here is what we have for you. tomorrow, partly sunny, warm. 84. with the showers and the thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. wednesday just isolated shower or thunderstorm in the forecast. highs of 76. cool and dry with plenty of sunshine on thursday and next weekend there are indications we may deal with the thunderstorms heading

host: ray in raleigh, north carolina. what do you think this morning?aller: i'm totally against illegal immigration. as an african-american in this country, i'm so tired that they always talk about time for politics, the plight of the african-american male or female usamerica and yet, you put against all these people that come from different countries -- i am a landscaper in north carolina. the say they get jobs that we don't want to do. i'm in a are digging and they put a flyer in a mailbox right in front of me. it is very insulting. are they here to become americans or just to make money? as african-americans, we are separated from everybody. we are bringing people from syria and all these countries, giving them jobs, but if you are african-american, they don't hire us. mayorlisten to what the said back in april about the undocumented population right there in laredo, texas. 40% of the people that actually live here in laredo, undocumented.gal, 30,000-40,000 have settled here. they are undocumented. they are very much part of our community. children.a

. >> reporter: later she will outline her economic policies in a speech in raleigh, north carolina. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> meanwhile, marco rubio just announced he is seeking re- election to the u.s. senate. the republican had pledged to return to private life in florida if his presidential bid failed but now he is changing his mind as republicans try to hold on to the senate majority. >>> house speaker paul ryan just unveiled a new healthcare plan that republicans hope will replace obamacare should the gop win the white house. >> we're not going to repeal obamacare when the current president of the united states is a guy named obama. the purpose of this agenda is not to pass a law right now that we know won't go into law. the purpose of this agenda is to show a better way on the big issues of the day that's going to require a republican president to sign into law. >> the plan relies on individual tax credits to allow people to buy coverage from private insurers. the 37-page document also includes medical liability reform and expanding access to health savings account

live pictures of raleigh, north carolina. to see hillary clinton speaking at this big campaign event down there. will she counter -- will she be tempted to counter any of the points that donald trump made in his 40-minute speech that hit secretary clinton really on all sides, foreign policy, private e-mail server, iraq war vote, libya, we shall soon see. let's analyze what the republican nominee said with cnn chief political correspondent dana bash down in the room, ballroom and cnn political commentator ryan lizza who is also political commentator for the "new yorker." hello. >> hello. >> you were in the room and i was watching you earlier saying this is the speech that republicans have been begging for. >> yes, in that he actually gave a very sort of well thought out cogent speech listing in kind of bullet form all of the reasons why he doesn't think hillary clinton should be president, as you said, when it comes to her -- from his perspective, the fact that she's been in office too long. he obviously took that to another l

all of the southern half of the country, about 92 today, tallahassee, not too bad, raleigh, not too bad we shift to the middle of the country, even on friday, rapids city, phoenix, 110, five days in a row of 110 plus. today should be six in a row. again, feels like summer throughout much o sacramento, 11 -- 111, palm springs. no rain in california. you don't expect that help the firefighters. >> the magenta colors on your map, pretty frightening. >>> dangerous south pole rescue, where temperatures reached minus 115 degrees. you're watching "early today." oo 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 infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle ache

he reacted as someone disrupted his raleigh. >> who is that guy? a friend or foe? get him out of here, please. >> during the rally, and -- he talked about a little movement coming from people who have been badly defeated. donald trump said it would be helpful if republicans could unite behind him. >> outside another rally in phoenix, trump opponents use megaphones to shout down a supporter in that area. >> there was no physical confrontation. tomorrow donald trump is scheduled to appear on the cbs program, face the nation. hillary clinton and the democratic party are spending big money on campaign ads to attack donald trump. over the next six weeks, they are investing $40 million on commercials in states like ohio, florida and nevada. >>> it comes down to game seven between the warriors and the cavaliers. it is the hottest ticket in town. we're live in oakland to see what people are willing to shell out for the final showdown. >> reporter: just the phrase game seven means so much to a sports fan. conjures up so many images. we have that every generation -- the gian

mary's just had to win the tournament in the raleigh regional.ottom eight, down by four, they came up with the rbi single, st. mary's came back to tie the game up at five points. and this one went to the 13th. travis blues for - - drove in the game, a-5 at st. mary's, and they are coming home. and speaking of the baseball championship, they brought up second. how about a double down to the field line? 2-1 and a score, winning the game 7-3, finishing the season 25-3. and this was an eyebrow raiser. grand slam final, she has lost. and this time, in the first set, a ground stroke kept her off balance, winning the first set, second set, championship point, dropping that perfect shot, serena could not do anything about it, that was it, winning the first grand slam title until williams, stuck on 21. that will do it from outside of the sap center, as we send it back to you again, a lonely fourth in the parking lot, with the nhl stanley cup finals. >> we will see you back at 6:00. thank you for joining us. have a good night. >> ninan: tonight, the life a

correspondent jennifer griffin reports from raleigh. >> at first it looked like hillary clinton would not respond to donald trump's attacks today on her economic policies and the clinton foundation. for 40 minutes she barely mentioned his name sfwhxt now look i know, donald hates it when anyone points out how hollow his sales pitch really is. >> adding this rare defense of her family's foundation. >> the clinton foundation helps poor people around the world get access to life-saving aids medicine. donald trump uses poor people around the world to produce his line of suits and ties. >> during her speech trump tweeted hillary says things can't change, i say they have to change. it's a choice between americanism and her corrupt globalism. #i'm with you. north carolina is a key battleground state that falls in the purple column this year. raleigh is a key economic hub and trump is still polling nationally ahead of clinton when voters are asked who would best handle the economy. clinton pushed back on trump's insinuation that he had seen no evidence of her religion. >> as we methodists lik

she's in raleigh, north carolina with the former secretary of state.ennifer, she really kind of defended the clinton foundation because trump went after the clinton foundation pretty heavy today. >> reporter: she did. and in fact, what was interesting, trace, is at first it seemed like she wasn't going to mention donald trump. in fact, as we were listening, it took her 40 minutes before she even said his name. it seemed like a re different speech. it seemed like she was just going to talk about how she was going to help the middle class create jobs, create infrastructure. and then she took a turn about 10 minutes ago and then it was one zinger after another just like she did in columbus yesterday. she ended the speech to rousing cheers when she said that this chapter of america's economic history would not end in chapter 11. she called him the king of debt. she doubled down on some of the lines yesterday that really got her the most applause. probably the moment here that people cheered the most, though, was when she talked about equal wages for women

clinton will continue hitting trump on the economy during an event today in raleigh. hena daniels, cbs news. >> in the latest quinnipiac university poll clinton may be leading trump inlorida but in ohio and pennsylvania they are tied. >>> happening today krispy kreme is worried bus dunkin' donuts just brought its warm goods back to the bay area. in 30 minutes you can opt for glazed or jelly or even a pastry that's covered with sprinkles at their new walnut creek location. the east he could chain once ran 15 stores across california but closed them all down by 2000. the walnut creek store at 1250 newell avenue will be the first of several in contra costa county. >>> time now 4:42. beach-goers beware. shark sightings are on the increase on bay area beaches. where they have been seen. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, frequently. police say in the first wee june alone... there were 33o burglaries reported, just in francisco's central di "h >>> auto burglaries in san francisco are frequent. police say in the first week of june, 33 burglaries were reported in the san francisco central dist

raleigh, you got severe thunderstorms and up into breeze wood. it will cross over i-81 in a half hour and move in the metro. we are under a watch. i will turn the watch back on and you can see there watch about 50% percent opaque yellow. we are looking at the possibility of tornado threats and winds are high. we can see that. and hail is high and flooding is moderate. these storms have it all and we don't want to down play the flooding but we do want you to take precaution for the damaging winds and the tornadoes because that's what is going to cause problems and fly the debris around. be advised. that's what we are concerned about. strong winds and tornadic or not can cause problems. if you see a power line down, don't touch it and get near it. call your power company and they will take care of it and let them know about it. let's see that video. that was incredible. this storm about 30 minutes ago. >> headed a mile east of shenandoah river. >> this storm is producing in the south and this is when howard was there a half hour ago and he said i a

we see a little activity raleigh, new mexico and offshore, too. that's the line of showers that passed by earlier in the week through our area. it's coming back north. we'll see the clouds coming in tent and tomorrow morning in central pennsylvania. 8:00, we'll start the day dry in philadelphia. if you're driving to the south, you'll likely run into the clouds and a few scattered showers to start with. a chance of showers and thunderstorms increasing as the day goes on. the showers and thunderstorms on friday will not last into the holiday weekend. that's great news. good timing for all of the activity. today, any activity out there will be problem-free weatherwise. 87 degrees this afternoon. the humidity, lower than it was even yesterday. a really pleasant day today. clouds start coming into tonight. tomorrow, occasional rain. not an all-day rainfall. during the afternoon and evening hours that's when we could see stronger storms take shape. 86 degrees on saturday. and a little warmer on sunday. warming trend continues for the fourth of july, par

tracking across portions of florida, causing big-time delays along i-75, i-95 all the way up towards raleighisolated severe thunderstorms if not a few leftover tornadoes if thaepts enough. please keep in mind that as colin moves along the carolina coast, skipping through charleston, wilmington, cape hatteras look for significant downpours and rough surf. kendis, diane. >> paul, thank you. >>> breaking news in overseas. a deay it happen add at a busy intersection in istanbul. the apparent target was a bus carrying riot police. 11 dead including seven police officers. nearby buildings and some vehicles also were damaged. so far no claim of responsibility but a terror attack last month was carried out by a group of turkish militants. >>> an image of this has gone public. however, we actually still don't know who fired it. it's determined it was russian made, russia and ukraine blame each other. the 2014 crash killed all 298 people on board. >>> well, stars from the screen and sports world will take part in the final farewell for muhammad ali. actor will smith who portrayed him on screen and len

. >> later today, she will outline her economic policies in a speech in raleigh, north carolina. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> in other news, the philadelphia ad club celebrates philadelphia today, holds ago special discussion about the convention, during the four day event all eyes will be on philadelphia. members of the ad club and the 2016 host committee met at the union league to discuss some of the opportunities and also challenges, that come with hosting it. the 2016 democratic national convention will be held at the wells fargo center, will run from july 25th through july 28th. >>> in the transformation of the center, well underway. wiring being reconfigured for tv news cough frank, seat being ripped out to make room for new seating, stage and podium are being built. ceo says it will all be ready in time. >> thirty-three days, the eyes of the worlds will turn to philadelphia. and we think this is a perfect place, made great selection, we're delighted to be here, and we're happy to be right on the front stage of history. >> work on the wells fargo center a

. >> there maybe no raleigh explanation why someone would attack a child for no apparent reason, but it happened. >> we will get through this, right? we will get through this. >> the family plans on heading back home friday, shocked and relieved. rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the woman accused of stabbing the boy made her first appearance in court today. that's her. 32-year-old iona hammond charged with attempted murder and robbery. police say she just began acting erratically at the bank. they say the attack on the boy completely unprovoked. hammond is currently being held at the santa rita jail without bail. >>> hillary clinton making history and empowering women in the process. >>> agree or disagree? you have to appreciate it in the moment. >> more on clinton's push for the presidency and the milestone it's parking for women. >>> plus know ifs ands or butts. the new smoking law taking effect tomorrow across california. >>> caught on camera, incredible video of a mother and an attempted kidnapper fighting over a teenage girl, ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there'

towards raleigh, near the norfolk area and then over the appalachians, back towards d.c. today too. hot weather out there too. st. louis was near 102. today, 100. so it's a hot period here in the middle of the country. but we made it through last night, no deaths and no injuries and that was good. >> thanks, bill. >>> still ahead from middle school to "the tonight show" the recent graduate who made headlines with his big impersonations and he gets a big break income. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass th

we'll hear clinton's first response when she talks to supporters in raleigh, north carolina. some analysis on how both presidential campaigns have ratcheted up their al attacks. nbc's katy tur has been covering the trump campaign since the very beginning. this was an all-out assault on hillary clinton. did it land, katy? >> it was supposed to be a full frontal assault. for those who wanted to hear it, it certainly did land. there are a number of independents and soft democrats, vulnerable democrats who do not like hillary clinton. the campaign hopes they'll be able to convince them to come to donald trump's side with a speech like this, painting him as more about the people than the politician, saying hillary clinton is out for herself, out for washington, while donald trump is out for the voters. but a bit of a fact check here. there were a number of inaccuracies during his speech. when he reached out to muslims, peaceful muslims saying isis threatens them. that's a departure from the rhett wick we had been hearing on the campaign trail. as recently as a couple days ago dona

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what i did want to show you was the really big issue in raleigh, north carolina.he picture you see, hundreds of people evacuated from the red hat amphitheater at the raleigh road show. lightning and damaging winds, too. raleigh, look at some of the pictures coming out of there, wind gusts of 55-plus miles per hour. a big cleanup effort under way as tens of thousands still without power. so, of course, that's what happened, but what's going to happen when you care about it most, right here is your travel forecast. the wet spot is going to be with that monsoon flow in parts of the west, the southwest, colorado and denver included. a whole lot more coming up. for now we'll head back to robin and george. >> all right, ginger, thank you very much. she's there for a reason and she'll explain that. >> that's coming up. >>> but right now, the race for the white house. president obama going on what he called a rant against donald trump, as trump targets hillary over isis. abc's tom llamas is here with the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning. presid

presumptive democratic nominee responded to trum in raleigh-durham north carolina while outlining her own plans to fix the economy every american willing to work hard should be able to find a job that pays enough to support a family. >> donald trump offers no real solutions for the economic challenges we face. >> she gets rich, making you poor. her decisions spread death, destruction and terrorism, every where she touched. >> clinton also met with house democrats while trump met with evangelical leaders. >>> did you hear about the new fast food snacks? >> we will show you unlikely combination that people can now wait to try. >>> waiting all night we will let you know why they spent the night sleeping in the local parking lot and big reward they hope to get this morning stay with us. hey guys, thanks for coming. are we in trouble? no, you're not in trouble. i just want to set some ground rules. like what? well, remember last week, when you hit vinnie in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was pretty graphic. too graphic for the kids. so i'm

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clinton will continue to hit trump on the economy during an event today in raleigh-durham.ena daniels for cbs one eyewitness news. >>> you can see more of nora o'donnell's interview with donald trump on cbs this morning at 7:00 o'clock here on cbs-3 right here after "eyewitness news". >>> well this time yesterday people were waiting for storms to come through. >> um-hmm. a lot more quite it this morning. >> thank goodness. i can report we will see a nice little break in the action here but it doesn't last very long. there is a new storm system we have to discuss that moves in by tomorrow but i actually want to take you back in time first and foremost. lets go out to yesterday's radar. we were going on the air on "eyewitness news" at noon just shy at 11:55 this is how radar looked. we started to see thunderstorms bubbling up across maryland state border and south central pa. look the at how things ignited. we had a severe thunderstorm watch and then look at these storms, so much lightening. if you were stuck in them you know exactly how powerful they were. numerous round of

she responded in raleigh north carolina while outlining her own plans to fix the economy. >> every americanilling to work hard should be able to find a job that pays enough to support a family. >> donald trump offers no real solutions for the economic challenges we face. >> she gets rich making you poor. her decisions spread death, destruction and terrorism everywhere she touched. >> clinton also met with house democrats today while trump met with evangelical leader. >> the city of philadelphia is getting ready to host the 2016 democratic national convention next month. it's being held at the wells fargo center and transformation of the facility is well underw underway. construction crews are reconfiguring wiring for television news coverage they are also ripping out seats to make room for new seating. the stage and podium are under construction. convention ceo lea caught tree says it will all be ready in time. >> philadelphia counts down to the dnc late show host steven colbert is preparing for the cop vince. colbert will be broadcasting live from new york during the dnc and the republican

washington, secretary clinton will head to north carolina where she's scheduled to appear at a rally in raleigh she blasted the gop's presumptive nominee donald trump. during a speech on economics, clinton trashed trump's tax policies and business record. she even took aim at trump for going into bankruptcy with four of his corporations. she warned supporters, if elected president, trump would devastate the auto industry, stock prices and family savings nls we can't let him bankrupt america like we are one of his failed casinos. >> trump fired back on instagram. he accused clinton of being complicit with president obama and growing the nation's debt. and he defended how he's handled his business finances. >> hillary clinton's only right about one thing. i understand debt and how to handle it. i've made a fortune with debt. debt for this country is a disaster and obama has piled it on and she's been there watching. >> trump is trailing hillary clinton on fund-raising. by the way, he entered june with just over a million dollars in his campaign coffers.ç meanwhile, hillary clinton has $42 millio

she responded in raleigh north carolina while outlining her own plans to fix the economy. >> every americanilling to work hard should be able to find a job that pays enough to support a family. >> donald trump offers no real solutions for the economic challenges we face. >> she gets rich making you poor. her decisions spread death, destruction and terrorism everywhere she touched. >> clinton also met with house democrats today while trump met with evangelical leader. >> the city of philadelphia is getting ready to host the 2016 democratic national convention next month. it's being held at the wells fargo center and transformation of the facility is well underw underway. construction crews are reconfiguring wiring for television news coverage they are also ripping out seats to make room for new seating. the stage and podium are under construction. convention ceo lea caught tree says it will all be ready in time. >> philadelphia counts down to the dnc late show host steven colbert is preparing for the cop vince. colbert will be broadcasting live from new york during the dnc and the republican

lot of population centers down i-95 from richmond all the way through south carolina including the raleigh, charlotte areas. small hail likely with some of the storms. let's give you the weekend forecast. the heat still on. it hasn't broken yet throughout much of the southern half of the nation. 95 to 100 in all of the southeast, all of the areas from texas. little cooler in st. louis. it was 100 two days in a row. today, 94. back up to 97 in st. louis on saturday. nice weather today from philadelphia northwards, d.c., southwards, still dodging a few showers and storms even into saturday. severe weather on saturday, watch out around minneapolis and duluth late in the afternoon. then st. louis and up through the great lakes, florida you'll dodge the typical afternoon storms. no break out west. 110 in phoenix. looks like our significant heat wave continues to move on through the month of june for the desert southwest. >> still looking for those magenta colors. every time i see them, i think uh-oh. >> not where you want to be. >> not at all. >>> still ahead, we continue to follow the breaking

in the mid-atlantic, i think we have a good chance of hitting 100 degrees in raleigh. the heat in the middle of the country and still one more decent not too hot day from d.c. to new york. 83 today and then tomorrow you jump up to 92. and not only will you jump to 92 but slowly the humidity will be increasing too. 98 in st. louis. by the time we get to sunday, there's a little magenta in here. carolinas, by 100 on sundays. new england and the northwest, they'll save money on air conditioning bills, but everybody will be blasting the a.c. all weekend long. >>> up next, we'll explain why broadway's most expensive show will cost you more benjamins. that's coming up on "way too early." ♪ usin60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the fruit... veggies... and herb needed to create a pop-up pick-your-own juice bar in the middle of the city, so now everyone knows... we have some of the freshest juice in town. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink >>> so some other headlines to get to. let's go to the control room and loui

kevin wilcox from raleigh, north carolina, drove eight hours just to be here. >> i've got to come see ali. i've always admired the guy. it doesn't matter who color you are, it matters who you are. and what you bring to the table. >> he's from here, and touched everybody. >> reporter: sandra, a childhood neighbor. what kind of kid was cassius clay? >> very braggadocious, but a real nice guy. >> reporter: at the memorial, among the famous, the powerful, ali's wife, his children, speaking to the more than 15,000 in attendance. >> you know, if muhammad didn't like the rules, he rewrote them. his religion, name, beliefs were his to fashion. no matter what the cost. >> reporter: and former president bill clinton, and the defining moment at the olympics. >> by god, he was going to make the last few steps. no matter what it took. the flame would be lit. the fight would be won, his spirit would be affirmed. i knew it would happen. >> reporter: actor billy crystal, whom ali called his little brother. >> every one of his fights was an aura of a super bowl. he did things nobody would do. he predi

you will be in the 90's in places like kansas city in raleigh, north carolina loon gnaw.ns into parts of the midwest and mid atlantic. there is a threat for damaging winds, large hail and flash flooding. when we see the rain we are seeing conditions that are forecast to stay dry for the next several days. a rescue mission as a sick worker is stranded at a remote station. two planes making the dangerous journey flying through 24-hour darkness with temperatures 7 degrees below freezing. it is enough to freeze jet fuel. reaching the destination is harder to get to than the international space station. this is the third rescue mission since it opened in 1957. >> mike wallace saying strangers attacked he and his daughter after a rascal flatts concert. >> takes 15-20 seconds. there was no dialogue between us in regards to anything that provoked the conversation. i remember the hit. i woke up on the ground. >> unreal. >> wallace says three drunk men jumped him knocked him out cold and kicked him over and ever oh. his 28-year-old daughter kicked in the ribs trying to protect his

secretary clinton hit back during her appearance in raleigh .linton: donald trump offers note economic solutions for our challenges. he just continues to spout reckless ideas that will run up our debt and cause another economic crash. mark: secretary clinton also invoked her religion on the same day donald trump questioned it. reporters, as us methodists like to say, do all the good you can for all the people you can in all the ways you can. donald trump reportedly told evangelicals in new york that the public does not know " anything about hillary in terms of religion." former house speaker dennis hastert has reported to a prison facility where he will begin a 15 month sentence after he admitted guilt and a hush money case in an effort to conceal past child molestation. he is one of the highest u.s. officials to ever serve prison time. in los angeles, lawyers have delivered closing arguments in a copyright lawsuit, claiming members of lead zeppelin stole the opening of their 1971 hit "stairway to heaven." now it is up to a jury to decide if the

i went to a rally in raleigh. economiclled as an policy speech.s is where she talked about her tax plan, her college affordability land. ulcerative things relating to worker protections. -- all sorts of things relating to her worker protections. when i asked people, what do you like best about her? the response was, she is not trump. it is not some aspect of her message. charlie: does that mean this is a campaign of personalities, not issues? bob: that is the wildcard. what makes him difficult as a george mcgovern or barry goldwater is trump doesn't really come from the right. he is per trade as someone like far right leaders. but he is a celebrity, nationalistic candidate. he is not running on a platform of conservative policies. he is a reaction to certain thanks in the -- angsts in the country. it is a campaign hard to addict because it is not right versus left korean charley: thank you. thank you for joining us. we will see you next time. ♪ ♪ mark: on the show tonight, convention plots and speaking slots, 19 days ago until republicans convene

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spending two days talking on the economy, she will lay out her vision for the economy later today in raleigh in battleground north carolina. yesterday in ohio, she questioned donald trump's ability to lead the us economy. >> he's written a lot of books about business .they all seem to end at chapter 11. [applause] >> clinton told democrats on capitol hill that they will win this election, take back the house and thesenate. that was music to the ears of lawmakers from her party here in the us capital . we are expecting more pushback to the donald trump speech later, already a super pack correct the record said donald trump lied on her response to ben gotti, lied on her position regarding syrian refugees, expressed a full throated response from the clinton campaign in the moments ahead. heather? heather: we will be watching that one later. in the meantime john, you've got more politics. we're not done with this one yet. jon: former gop presidential candidate senator marco rubio, republican of florida, announcing today he has changed his mind. he will seek another term in the u.s. senate. this

moment ago, she is continuing in raleigh, north carolina, she said, quote, they would cause an economic crash. she had promises to help the average american, tax the wealthy, create jobs and create something that jumped out at us on countdown, debt-free college. she floated a plan where graduates would trade their student loan debt with service after graduation and reiterated why she would be the best choice for president. listen. >> we need to make sure our economy works for everyone. not just those at the top. [cheers and applause] >> not just for the rich or the well-connected, not just people living in some parts of the country or people from certain backgrounds and not others. i mean everyone. and i have a plan to get us there. five steps we can take together to drive growth that is strong, fair and lasting. liz: joe tripy served as the campaign manager and executive editor at the weekly standard. hillary clinton, life picture as she leaves the stage, very friendly crowd here, donald trump earlier had the same thing on the opposite side. joe trippi, she made a bunch of points, she

host: we will hear from denise next in raleigh, north carolina. caller: i have a couple things to say and then a question. now, i'm an american citizen. my parents were here. my grandparents were all americans. i want one thing clarified. againsterican, i am not illegal legal immigration. i am 73. legal immigration has always been a part of america and i have great respect for people who come in legally and maintain citizenship without falling into the criminal domain. others ind i'm sure have spoken to, are against this people coming in on a work visa and never going home. at that point, they become illegal. host: and a niece, your question? caller: one other thing -- drugs are killing our young people across america. is toderal government protect us against exactly what is going on. and i agree with this gentleman that says our law enforcement needs to be strong in america. my question is -- what does this gentleman see that can be done that the politicians will uphold the constitution and laws that have been put in place to keep america safe? h

the a's started daniel who tried to do a raleigh thing.oco did a home run and the mustache looked cool. scooter hit a two-run bomb and his mustache and someone else shaved. from there it's all milwaukee. they win 4-2. billy butler popping out the men on base to win again. the cavaliers were home today. over 1 million people jamming the streets of cleveland. lebron james took the occasion to say he has no plans on leaving. he is going to stay with the cavaliers next season. terry irving was strutting around. cleveland's 1st major sports title in 52 years. the great jim brown, maybe the greatest player ever, he and lebron sharing business. mr. brown led the cleveland nfl team 50 -- 52 years ago. >> i heard a lot of thank you lebron. thank you for coming home, but you guys should really think all of the guys appear. >> this is an unbelievable right. i will remember it for the rest of my life. the only question that can be said about this team is what's next? >> if you believe in vegas, the warriors are already favored to win next year. clevel