. -- raleigh, north carolina. caller: yes, i'm call from raleigh, north carolina. however, even though i may be republican, i always say according to the constitution. had a 20% obin voting record, according to the constitution, so that's how you have to judge these congressmen. now, what i think is that everyone needs to take one of the firearm courses. that's a necessity. you need to know how to use the gun. now, if anyone wants to know what's going on and who the groups are that are behind all f these organizations is the new american magazine and the data that is february 6, 2017. it's only $3.75. host: rainy, what's the point that it makes? quickly. caller: it makes -- it gives you every organization that's coming in here and bringing in these groups that are being to disrupt. 20 they have no allegiance for this country. they are for the dollar. host: we have to break soon to carry the house pro forma session. go ahead and react to the n.r.a. and other groups. guest: i am old enough to remember that we settled agreements with discussions, not with burnt limb s

. -- raleigh, north carolina. caller: yes, i'm call from raleigh, north carolina. however, even though i may be republican, i always say according to the constitution. had a 20% obin voting record, according to the constitution, so that's how you have to judge these congressmen. now, what i think is that everyone needs to take one of the firearm courses. that's a necessity. you need to know how to use the gun. now, if anyone wants to know what's going on and who the groups are that are behind all f these organizations is the new american magazine and the data that is february 6, 2017. it's only $3.75. host: rainy, what's the point that it makes? quickly. caller: it makes -- it gives you every organization that's coming in here and bringing in these groups that are being to disrupt. 20 they have no allegiance for this country. they are for the dollar. host: we have to break soon to carry the house pro forma session. go ahead and react to the n.r.a. and other groups. guest: i am old enough to remember that we settled agreements with discussions, not with burnt limb s

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. >> filipino troops have been battling against hundreds of jihadist insurgents who overran my raleigh may 23, fly in the black flag of the islamic state group. despite assistance from u.s. special forces the military has struggled to drive militants out. around 200,000 people have been displaced and 200 killed in three weeks of fighting. filipino president said sunday the attack on the country's ofgest muslim city was part a wider plot by the islamic state group to establish a base in the south of the philippines. it's come to my attention that the leader of the islamic hase group himself specifically ordered terrorists to target the philippines. >> authorities had said the , butine to liberate marry using hostages and pre-existing tall networks to entrench their positions, military leader safe could take months. >> kate moody is with us. this one related to an alleged conflict of interest. >> maryland and washington dc have filed a lawsuit claiming the present is excepting payments from foreign itsrnments the a it's it -- business empire and the trump hotel which opened last year a f

warmer than raleigh, atlanta, tampa, memphis, baton rouge even warmer than houston one of the places that beat philadelphia, though, boston. very up usual to see as well. heat and humidity will continue. right now temperatures in the 70s and 80s. it's 60 in the poconos. tomorrow going for a roar of 95 the hottest day before some storms move in. you can see on this radar some storms along the pennsylvania/new york border possibly make it into our northern and western sixty one suburb later tomorrow. for the rest of us hot and hum humid. here's a look at the sweat index going into that uncomfortable zones dew points between 65 and 70. when you get into that category with temperatures in the 90s, it's going create a stress on your body and that's why we have a heat advisory tomorrow and lucy that's why those schools are going to be canceling even after after school activities. >> temperatures overnight 72 degrees. clear and mild. doctoring the day tomorrow the high 95 degrees. it will be tying a record that record set back in 1956. seven day forecast looking ahead to hot one tomorrow. b

that's when temperatures will jump in the 90s from raleigh all the way to new yor >>> i'm first alert meteorologist erica martine. climbing into the 80s today and tomorrow, 90s by saturday and sunday. we're tracking a heat wave sunday, monday, and tuesday, with temperatures flirting with 100 degrees by early next week. you can follow us on social media for more updates. back to you. >> thank you. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> we are breaking down fired fbi director james comey's testimony, and we're hearing reaction from local lawmakers. >>> plus, we have exclusive video of the deadly police shooting seconds before it happened. we'll show you the explosive moments when outraged family members arrived at the scene. >>> also, surveillance video of a nasty sidewalk spill in new jersey. a woman checking on her phone falls down a grate. we'll show you the rescue by emts. >>> and a flying baseball bat puts the phillies/braves game on hold. it wasn't an easy task for the grounds crew to get it down. ♪ if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer watching

in raleigh, north carolina, professor zeynep tufekci was one of those faces in the crowd. >> marches are great. they're really empowering to people. but the magic isn't really in the streets by itself or any online action; it's when you look at the action when you're say, a legislator, thinking, "hmm, if they can march with a million people, what else can they do?" >> sreenivasan: tufekci teaches in the school of information at the university of north carolina chapel hill and is the author of the new book, "twitter and tear gas: the power and fragility of networked protest." >> the twist in the 21st century seems to be, since we can a do things much easier with digital technology, they don't necessarily have the same level of teeth a similar action, say, a march on washington, might have 30, 40, 50 years ago because that was a result of a long process of organizing. >> sreenivasan: the march on washington for jobs and freedom in 1963 took six months to organize-- arranging buses, bag lunches, singers and speakers for a quarter of a million who attended. tufekci says the march was a s

seventy-two for raleigh, 74 in st. louis and that will get right in here but we have to see this first system depart. i'm ' going to enjoy the cool air while we can, but the east flow will drive the marine air through our way. light showers and the cool treatment of six of zeros to near 70. as the day goes on maybe we get marine layer to move far enough inland that we get some thinning of the clouds and some stt sunshine with the bulk of the showers being out to our west. here's how things look tomorrow morning, you see the clouds thickening, a few showers and pockets of drizzle beginning to develop. we're still cloudy here in d.c. and just again p with the sun cooking up one or two isolated showers in the afternoon we could also see the clearing beginning later in the day before the sun goeses down. tomorrow afternoon's temperatures of zeroses to near 70. not a particularly wet, but a cloudy and damp day. thursday should be a little bit brighter we could still see a couple showers, but i don't think they'll be as norm

been calling from raleigh, north carolina, an independent. caller: longtime fan, first-time caller. want to get your take on the bipartisanship of the watergate committee. we have a unique connection in north carolina to the watergate investigation as the senator led the committee. one of his aides was rufus edmonson who went on to be the attorney general of north , he has been rufus on the news down here because of all of the investigation into russia and one of the points that he is making is that the reason why the senate watergate committee got so much done and got so much information out there is because senator sam ervin worked across the aisle with his republican colleague senator howard baker. i just want to get your guest's comment on that. guest: there was great respect for sam ervin in the senate, and in the early 1970's both parties, the republican and democratic party were both ideologically diverse. there were liberals and conservatives in both parties. in was a real big institutionalist and had been for years concerned that congress was losing power and that the presi

a 62-year-old woman from near raleigh, north carolina, replied to my tweet saying "too bad he's not hurt worse. he and gop trying to hurt, kill, strip health care from millions of us presently. it's unfortunately dessert." absolutely disgusting, absurd. i thought long and hard about her tweet. should i let it go or should i retweet it to my thousands of followers as an example to highlight the political civility unfolding across america. i decided that i don't need to act like a censor, so i shared her reply and the enter knit went into full on -- internet went into full on attack mode. thousand condemned this woman in the strongest possible terms, many terms that aren't even suitable for a local tv audience and it went beyond that, way beyond. people started sharing the name, the name of her business, her home address, cell phone number. thousands of people. she replied that her phone accidently inserted the word "not" which didn't change the meaning of the tweet at all. we're not buying that. she tried respondling to all the people -- respond to go all the people lighting up her twitte

. >>> and this road in raleigh-durham north carolina will be out of commission for next few days. crews blocked off this massive sinkhole before any drivers were put in danger. hole opened up yesterday when a old sewer line collapsed. workers say it will take a week to patch up. incredible. >>> extreme weather including possible tornadoes slammed northeast, officials say damage to homes in central connecticut was in line with the damage a tornado would do in southwestern, new york with damaged homes, toppled trees, good news there were no reported injuries. 5:13. katie, i'm thinking southwestern new york that is other side of our state. that is why we didn't see or feel that. >> we didn't to have deal with the energy they were provided for the severe storms to break out but when they say kind of damage a tornado would leave behind you are thinking twisted tree limbs that kind of thing because of the twisting nature of the tornado but straight line wind damage would be straight path. that is part of the what the national weather service will survey, and confirm, one way or another

raleigh 89.mer in philadelphia than atlanta, tampa, hem fix baton rouge, the same temperature in dallas topping off at 94 degrees today. down the shore looking really good. the ocean water temperature in the 60s. little bit of a sea breeze this afternoon but temperatures well into the 80s. southwesterly winds at 11 miles an hour right now our temperature in philadelphia is into degrees. 91 in wrightstown. 91 in trenton. 91 in atlantic city at the airport temperatures will remain in the 90s through the early evening. then finally back down into the 80s by about 9:00 p.m. the heat indices main the in the 80s and 90's. but by tomorrow, they'll turn little bit dangerous as the heat index will get closer to 100 degrees going for a record high tomorrow of knife this will be the hottest day of the year since today was 94. tonight 72 degrees. clear and mild but muggy a westerly wind about five to 10 miles an hour. tomorrow looking for high temperatures in the mid 90s again that record 95 set back in 1956

when you look at the coast from boston through philadelphia and raleigh, temperatures in the 70s.ome 80s through chicago and as you head into the central part of the country, wichita, rapid city even minneapolis 85 degre 85 degrees. that piece of the action is going to be moving into philadelphia tomorrow. an area of low pressure that's helping to bring this cloud cover cover will push farther away. you'll see that cloud cover lift to the northeast. we break out in sun. so start of a sunny stretch as high pressure builds into the region and those winds do become westerly. the high tomorrow around 83 degrees. so for tonight another cool night overnight low temperatures will be in the lower 50s. as skies begin to clear and the winds will be on the light side. during the day tomorrow, we'll rise about 30 degrees. that's a rapid rise in temperature. partly cloudy to sunny skies. and that sunny stretch will be kicking in. as we look ahead in a few days high pressure will pump off the eastern seaboard. bringing in heat and some humidity. suddenly it will feel like summer again in our fo

compare that to 77 in raleigh. atlanta 81.ut to the west you can see temperatures quiet warm in houston 91. dallas 91. in phoenix today 102 degrees. we'll see a huge pattern shift. cool for now with this huge trough in the east. you can see this ridge through the zen central plains where it's very hot that will be working its way into the delaware valley by the end of the week noon the weekend. so not just 70s or 80s. but 90s going for our second heat wave of the season. the first one of course was in may. so as we look ahead, 80 degrees is normal. sunday 90. monday 92. tuesday 95. it will be feeling more like 100 with the humidity and then by wednesday looking at temperatures that will be around 90. right now looks like four day heat wave as we look beyond that fort second half of june, temperatures expected to be above average but as you look it follows the i-95 corridor. and that means from maine down to florida pretty much we will be in the heat through the end of the month. so that is something to look forward to if you'r

that's when temperatures will jump in the 90s from raleigh all the way to new york city. that's a look at the weather story of the day. now a closser look at your day ahead. well, you can see the wl advertised heat wave in effect from denver to rapid city to bismarck. even bismarck could be near 100 and widespread upper 90s from west texas all the way through areas of northern texas. here's my favorite story of the day. a woman who is taking adventure to new heights. betty broke the record for oldest female wing walker in the uk, she is 88 years old. she stood atop the plane at 130 miles per hour, she bested her own record she set last year. she said the ride was a little bumpy. maybe she will do it again next year. i think until she is 90. >> look how chill she is living on the edge doing it right. thanks. speaking of brave brit, prime minister theresa may may be stepping down following an election gamble that back fired big time. you're watching "early today." if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in

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in nearby raleigh, there's 6-year-old jahanna cologne. she's the one in the middle. r-e-s-p-e-c-t!rove personality is something you're born with. the rest is part of life's journey. david wright, abc. >>> i have a feeling sofia is just getting started. we will see you. have a good evening. ly see you on gma. good night. >>> good afternoon. the heat is on in the bay area and it's only just the beginning opinion it's so hot it's causing numerous power outages. >> the south bay people were pulling out the generators to try to keep the air blowing. people were doing their best to try to keep cool today. >> this is a live look from our camera. maybe one of the cooler spots. it's so hot today and will get even hotter tomorrow. we have a look at the forecast. >> that's true. the next two days will bring us even hotter weather than we have right now. here is a look at doppler 7. we have warm conditions in most of the bay area and the sun heating of the atmosphere is destabilizing up to our north. back toward the immediate area high temperatures so far today 100 degrees at antioch. it's pre

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and down here for cape hatteras 75 raleigh is 65. and we had a couple showers this morning.o move in northeastern sections of maryland and just barely north of baltimore there and crossover to the eastern shore. we have a better line of thunderstorms moving through philly now and western suburbs of new york coming through yj until energy and breaking up a little bit. it does not look like the line will extend down here we've seen beautiful picture out through from the ball vogue you how gorgeous it is. sunshine returns winds northwest 5g to 15. high temperature peaks about 80 for us. some places will stay in the upper 70s. now look over the next 24 hours this is today. tonight, this evening, we're all g by tomorrow, overnight, some showers possibly coming through. more clouds certainly. couple of showers tomorrow. and couple showers possible tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. again does not look like all day rain out. nothing like that. the better way to safe for tomorrow is clouds with the possibility of some passing showers coming on across. certainly cooler tomorro

extends from charleston, just west of roanoke, down to raleigh. no worries this evening or tonight.'t rule out an isolated storm, but you have time to do things, if you want to bring your cushions in. check your gutters. if 1 to 2 inches causes troubles in terms of rainfall, check them out. we have two slugs of moisture coming in here. the morning commute tomorrow will be wet. but then that's going to leave us, and we'll be generally dry for the evening commute on friday. i now think your friday night plans are going to be okay. mainly dry early, even cook outs should be okay tomorrow night. then another round of heavy rain rolls in overnight friday into early saturday morning. that's going to be sort of more directly connected to the remnants of cindy. so yellow risk heavy downpours. that's a high risk. strong storms, moderate risk. hail and damaging winds, not so much part of the equation here. this is more a case of tropical moisture rolling through. the main concern is some street flooding and wet morning commute tomorrow, high. your morning softball games on saturday, high impa

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it's refreshing compared to the 96 of yesterday. 86 philadelphia and 92 in raleigh. 92 in atlanta, all the 90s are pushed to the west and to the south temporarily. we'll hit the heat index of 90 as we go into the upcoming weekend and it's wednesday evening and i'm skipping a few days because we want to look towards the weekend. saturday clouds and very, very humid and 85 degrees with an isolated downpour or thunderstorm around not a washout but unsettled at times and father's day hot and humid and hazy sunshine and 90 degrees could be a pop-up late in the day of the thunderstorm. you see the heat and humidity make a come back after a bit a relieve here on thursday. we'll show you the rest of that seven-day forecast with a very unsettled day coming up in just a little bit. >> a state appeals court decided to uphold philadelphia's soda tax. that the tax does not duplicate the state's sales tax. it backed a decision by a city judge in december. city officialed say that the tax has brought in more than $25 million since taking effect in january but will fall short of projected revenues thi

you have to get down to raleigh to see that. marginal risk we're facing is basically not even in the city of philadelphia, it's not out on the jersey shore. it is here in the upper reaches of where you see the lehigh valley and berks county and that's where you could see perhaps tonight a gusty thunderstorm just an outside chance of that. let's take you through hour by hour. we are going to be looking at temperatures from the 70s and into the 60s. we'll watch our winds turn more out of the north overnight. we'll see some showers coming through, heavier showers will make their way through the area tomorrow. could pick up in some places a half inch to an inch of rain and it starts to quiet down on wednesday. wednesday's the coolest day. we'll be lucky to make it into the 60s. i know this forecast models wants to put a few 70s around. that only happens if we get sunshine. we're keeping the clouds in the forecast but after that it gets really good as we end the week. rainfall-wise, maybe 1.1 inch in mt. pocono, not quite an inch in

week where they were only seeing high temperatures in the 50s. 4 binghamton and 84 pittsburgh and 9 raleighsatellite and radar not showing much except a few fair weather clouds. otherwise protected by high pressure off southeast going to allow us to just have sunshine today and clear skies tonight and mainly sunny skies tomorrow. better fluid alie so long. start in mid 70s. close to record of high of 96. forecasted 95 high tempe temperature. sparking thunderstorms i pennsylvania. north jersey. and for us a popup thunderstorm until the area although mainly confined to mountains. there's a chance of a shower through the area. for the most part it will be the sun beating down on you which remember going to the beach this time of year earlier in the season uv index high tomorrow and will be for many days as we go throughout summer we're just tran transitioning so that is strong this year. fox future cast fast for forwarding tomorrow at into i notice you have partly cloudy skies and a few shupders hours showers trying to pop up and widely scattered. i don't think there's a big chance tomorrow. o

but look at the numbers way below average. 75, indianapolis. 69 in raleigh. where's the warmest temperature on the map? minnealis. again! they have been warmer than us for the last week. but that heat is starting to build our way. it's moving temperatures, heat wave coming, well into the 90s. and we have a heat index near 100 degrees. in some cases, maybe over 100 degre degrees as far as the heat index is concerned. but tomorrow, 82, mostly sunny. a fantastic friday, great day for lunch outdoors. but then here comes the heat. 87 on saturday. low humidity. saturday still looking good. 95 on sunday. call it a great pool weekend. for sure. and you'll need the pool next week. 95 on monday, 97 on tuesday. 95 on wednesday. so some really warm air. i am predicting record high temperatures both monday and tuesday. we'll talk much more about this with lauryn ricketts at 4:45. we'll talk about the heat index. that term is coming. >> summer's here. thank you, doug. >>> your next trip to the airport could cost you a little more. why uber and lyft are about to >>> and all

air is in the mid-atlantic because of the cloud cover with the storm. 68 in philadelphia and 69 in raleigh and 70s in cincinnati and 80s are building in the nation's heartland and parts of the great lakes and northern maine in the 80s as well. as we look at our forecast. high 72 degrees and tomorrow 10 degrees add 14 to the 72 on saturday and add more than 20 degrees sunday into monday with our normal being 81. there is that big jump in temperatures and we are set to sizzle. lots of sunshine in the accuweather forecast. as we even challenge records and that four day heat wave brian. you may want the clouds just a little bit longer, that heat wave is intense. we'll talk about the numbers in the accuweather forecast. >> all right set to sizzle sounds good. a crash involved a trash truck cause aid mess on the westbound turnpike in bensalem. the 18 wheeler spilled debris all over the roadway. they had to lift the trash into the truck before towing the one involved. it caused a major backup but no serious injuries were reported. >>> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report on a thur

i'm driving down to raleigh. >> i can't even say it. >> eboni: i can say durham, north carolina. >> katherineris wilson and tom shillue, and we thank you all for watching. make sure to follow us at social media, twitter and facebook. remember, 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" is next. ♪ >> bret: president trump says james comey is lying, the president said he will say that under oath. will be special counsel to come up on it? this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington. i am bret baier prince 100%. that was president trump's answer how he is to speak under oath about his conversations with the man he fired as fbi director, adding that he would talk with special counsel robert muller. but the president had another cryptic answer to the question about whether his talks with comey were recorded. president trump making those remarks during

philadelphia warmer than ralei raleigh, at land tax tampa, baton rouge, memphis fiss.rees. it's 68 cool right now the the poconos crack open the windows. 81 in dover and wildwood. continue to see the heat pumping in tomorrow. it will be the hottest day of year and tying a record. not only the heat the humidity goes up into the uncomfortable range as dew points that true amount of moisture in the atmosphere will be well into the 60s. you combine the heat and humidity it will feel like it's around 100 degrees tomorrow that's why heat advisory will go effect at noon. 72 overnight tonight. clear and mile but muggy westerly winds five to 10 miles an hour. tomorrow looking for high temperature of 95. that would tie the record set back in 1956. look at that. west winds at five to 10 miles an hour. the record for tomorrow once again 95. and that is the forecast high. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority, wednesday 85. thursday 79. friday 78. saturday some scattered storms 85. for father's day mix of clouds and sun a chance a few showers. the high 91. so gettin

raleigh will be in the 90s. chicago, 94 sunday. 93 on monday. cleveland is in the 90s monday.ture. like i said, we never get the beautiful 70s and 80s in the northeast. it's either the cool, dreary weather or goes instantly hot. the award for worst weather is on marco island to naples. thunderstorms, we even had a tornado warning earlier. no damage done but a lot of lightning. these storms are drifting towards ft. lauderdale and west palm beach. panama city, pensacola, not a pretty morning on i-10 driving throughout panhandle of florida. a lot of hef rain for you. this is where the rain will remain over the next day or two. florida will get drenched. today's forecast, all the great weather from texas to minneapolis to chicago. that is perfect. 74 and sunny. st. louis is great, too. as i mentioned, all that nice weather in the middle of the country is headed east. >> i'm sure the people of marco island just love you this morning for that award. >> right now they're like, is there a tropical storm? it's nasty. >>> still ahead, the end of an era for one of the nation's most popul

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charlie: joining me from raleigh, north carolina, the editor-in-chief of "golf world" and a senior writerolf digest," and one of the people who has interviewed tiger woods and knows him well. thank you for joining me. tell me when you saw this , picture and heard the news, what was your first reaction? reaction atrst seeing the picture was shock, because it was such a vivid, incredible sort of stereo typical mug shot of disaster, i guess. frankly, in terms of the actual episode, i wasn't shocked. not that i expected something, but i felt for a while, and i think a lot of people have, intuitively, that tiger has been struggling and having a difficult life, especially since 2009. and he hadn't quite dealt with it, although as he talked about in his narrative, in his interview with you, there was some progress made, but you didn't get the sense that he was truly liberated from it and maybe something was still pent up and these kinds of things manifest. charlie: we all pay homage to his remarkable talent and how distinctive he was. and to see him unable to do it for all the reasons we specula

san francisco ranked second, washington, d.c., boston, raleigh, north korea, roundcaro out the last five. >>> we're getting a look at how travis cal neck lost his job. >> he they say he never saw it coming. >> some solid reporting for those who cover uber and frankly there, a lot of leaks as well. they say cal neck was in chicago conducting a job interview for the next uber executive when he was called to a hotel room when two silicon valley heavy capitals told him 2 was time to step down. apparently he resisted at first but finally realized it was indeed time to resign. >>> president trump will meet with drone manufacturers today. we've seen a list and son for dji is not on it, but dji is by far the world's largest drone makers. it's based in china, though. started by a kid in his dorm roong in hong kong. >>> niksy says it will work with amazon, no middle man from nike right to the wear louse. amazon announced yesterday a program where you can buy several sizes of something and send back what doesn't fit for free. not having to go to the mall to buy shoes is going to be one more problem

. >> brown: sedaris was raised in a large family in raleigh, north carolina, and many of his stories involve his parents and siblings, including sister amy, a well-known humorist in her own right. his colorfully-titled story collections, including "me talk pretty one day," "dress your family in corduroy and denim," and "let's explore diabetes with owls," are perennial bestsellers. and, npr regularly replays perhaps his most famous story, "santaland diaries," about the time he worked as an elf at macy's. that experience appears in his diaries beginning on october 31, 1990, when he is told: "congratulations, mr. sedaris. you are an elf." so you can't not write and keep a diary? >> it's funny because, sometimes people say, oh, that's very disciplined. but it's not a discipline, it is a compulsion. i should be out doing things, but i have to write about these people i saw at dinner the night before. i have to write about the bellman at my hotel. i have to write about something that ultimately doesn't matter at all. but, i don't know, i can't move on until i get that down. >> brown: when

known as "moral monday"-- weekly protests held on the grounds of the north carolina state capitol in raleighmed at helping citizens understand their common interest around such issues as health care, voting rights and immigration; also, how they are affected by these and other governmental policies, regardless of race or class. >> when we went into the first moral monday as diverse clergy in vestments, first some people laughed. they said we were a nuisance. but then they started seeing more people come, and they looked diverse. they said, that's my teacher getting arrested, that's my doctor, that's a black man and white man walking together. that's a jew and a rabbi and a christian. what's going on? so people began to, even though they didn't get arrested, they could come-- >> reporter: the moral monday movement is the foundation for reverend barber's latest project that he intends to take to some 25 states. >> what can be learned from our experience is that white people need to talk about race honestly. we need to say, of course we're racist. this is a country that's built on white suprema

okay, all right, jim, hear fromicaty in raleigh, north carolina, independent. hi,icaty. caller: good morning. i want to concentrate on the of some of the callers, as i've been waiting. it is indicative of how citizens are u.s. potion toeen put in a remain since a surprise results of the election. is not just that esterday the tragedy might still be that those people that were victimized, including the at practice might have the reality with of isk that simple event their day made them very well of, i think they should have some pause and understand hat that situation they were placed in, many citizens during exposed to.y are here's an issue of them having appropriate security because of functions they have in our government that u.s. that they ve elected represent us. "us" he rhetoric, the versus "them" strategy that is being used in washington, d.c. purely that, a strategy. leave my comment, i'm embarrassed that when someone called in earlier this and they were discussing what happened yesterday, that program, st of this asked if the caller condoned the behavior yesterd

we heard from the assistant police commissioner mark raleigh, they made progress and they are confident that they are the only people involved in the attack. what that means is this is no longer a manhunt for other potential culprits. this is now an investigation to try to unravel if there was any sort of network behind the three men but they are basically now trying to connect them with their accomplices and acquaintances and figure out their backgrounds. they are not searching for any more possible perpetrators of this attack. that is a significant development at least with people here in london can rest a little more easily. more of the information from the assistant police commissioner said security corps donees like the one behind me will remain. travelers can expect delays tomorrow because of those security measures and also be implementing new security measures on bridges across london. he said the public could expect to see more armed and unarmed police officers on this street patrolling the streets. he did also describe the moments that the police used to sort of neutrali neutr

and little rock to raleigh, i-40, scattered shower and thunderstorms.daches, oklahoma to memphis, atlanta to tampa on i-75. omaha to toledo on i-80. chicago to memphis on i-75. and new orleans to jacksonville on i-10. on your fourth of july, kansas city to columbus on i-70. oklahoma city to des moines on i-35. cincinnati to ft. myers, isolated storms. not bad in the west. but here in the east, t >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. looking at san francisco's forecast for today not a lot of clearing. the fog and the drizzle you're seeing now only expect some peeks of sunshine. some more sun tomorrow and temperatures making it up to 70 degrees and then we'll see some cooler temperature for the start of next week to the fourth of july and for the interior valleys it will be very warm this weekend reaching as high as 90 degrees but then the low 80s for the fourth of july. >> don't forget, get the weather anytime you need it. check out the weather channel on cable. >> thank you, mr. roker. >>> coming up, the way drivers are getting out of red light

when you got that kind of coverage, it raleighed the republican base. they did not want a democrat winning what had become a national fight. republicans look at that and say if they can replicate that kind of atmosphere across the country in all these districts next year, they see in there maybe for them from their standpoint the makings of how you can combat a wave with donald trump's approval rating so low right now. >> i was watching all your coverage tonight. you were on top of all these trends as they were happening in realtime. busiest man in politics, steve kornacki. thank you very much forevthat w comprehensive report. let's bring in our panel. contributor and "new york times" political reporter jeremy peters. donna edwards from the state of maryland and to keep things fair, david jolly, former republican congress man from the great state of florida. welcome to you all. airemy, you get the fastball a little high but still over the plate. the deep thoughtful question to start off tonight, what does any of this have to do with donald trump and wit

at the peak of your thunderstorms, and then the hit and miss storms near raleigh and richmond also by:00 p.m. this time tomorrow morning storms are gone. cold front comes through. it's really humid air mass that will be gone. the other thing is with so much humidity in the air, there's a chance of flash flooding in the northeast for these storms today too. the incredible heat in the west. the temperatures over the weekend, some spots hit their hottest temperatures like san jose in 17 years. this heat dome will continue, and we couldn't get a few spots with their hottest temperatures -- 34 million people with heat warnings or heat advisories from phoenix all the way through central california. some records are in jeopardy. sacramento should be near there today. palm springs, you should be close. thanks with las vegas and phoenix. near record heat in some areas, and then tomorrow it gets even warmer. i think we're still well over 120 in phoenix tomorrow afternoon. >> yeah. i've lr seen overheated instagram shots over the weekend. >> what do you think about the 60 mule people in the nort