. >> f9: 15 p.m., wall street journal columnist jason raleigh talks about his book. groups in america that have risen economically have done so with little or no local influence -- political influence. groups that have enjoyed early political success have tended to rise more slowly. it's not that you can't take the political route, you can, but chances are you're going to rise more slowly. >> for more of this weekend's schedule, go to book tv.org. virginia senator mark warner met with christopher wray on thursday. after their meeting, senator warner spoke with reporters. >> it includes things like counter espionage. you were the class of 92? >> yes. times can get you in a hurry. yesterday, i noticed not a job for the faint of heart, but i am not the faint of heart. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. i just concluded a very productive conversation with the president's nominee to head the fbi, christopher wray. i went over a number of items with him and i said i thought he had done a very good job before the judiciary committee yesterday. i ss

raleighs we raleigh rallies were organized to find her.tianson was recorded explaining how he kidnapped her, federal courtfaki life in prisof convicted. >> from the time she disappeared until the time the fbi first interviewed him, three days went by, unfortunately. you could move a body a pretty good distance in three days. >> reporter: a cruel fantasy, perhaps, that may have become a dreadful reality. ron mott, nbc news, chicago. >>> a lot more to learn about that case as well. >>> our time now is 11:36 this morning. summertime means plenty of time in the pool. >> yeah, when news4 midday continues, we'll look at why that when it comes to teaching kids how to swim, the earlier the better. >>> native kevin durant is together. theigning nba finals mvp has reportedly agreed to a two-year deal wi deal with the golden state warriors. durant could have taken a max contract of $34 million a year, but that extra money, it helps secure other players' positions on the team. next year's salary is also about $1.5 million less than what he made this p

raleigh feels like 108 as you start your weekend. 104 in memphis.e thunderstorms. a lot of wind damage. southern minnesota, southern wisconsin. this is round two that's now sweeping through, and this has its eyes on chicago for the peak of the morning rush hour. we'll see if the storms hold together. if they do, could have travel delays out of chicago early today. then this afternoon watch out detroit, buffalo, pittsburgh. isolated severe storms with wind damage possible for you. there is a little bit of beautiful weather out there. that's only the northwest and the west coast. l.a. is looking good in san francisco too. a peak of the summer heat, and it's right here. the good weather is literally on the opposite side of the country. >> bill, thanks for that. >>> the quest for gold continues for the u.s. national team, and the game of a lifetime for arguably the best third baseman in baseball. sports is next. "got a minute? not for me, for you." new aveeno®... ...positively radiant® 60 second in shower facial. works with steam to reveal... ...glowing

violateded for deckat -- in the long run and may not be killed and to follow.or decades cliff is next, raleigh, north carolina, republican line. thank you. i just want to comment just information weis are hearing about loyalty and president stands. i spent most of my adult life military and the ore values we've learned, try to operate with loyalty and duty nd honor and service, integrity, it seems that we have thinks that is a one-way street. how are we in the military, both honor core values and same expectations specifically the of the united states, here is something we live our life on and it just seems isgusting to me that we can have a president and others that eel like it is okay to think loyalty should be directional. of xpect the same degree loyalty and duty and honor and selfless service from our leaders. we can't operate, as far as i'm concerned, i couldn't operate in military by thinking that goes ng that i feel without any kind of regard for , i think it is disgusting and that is all i except really disgusted about this idea of thinking that loyalty in this street, s a one-way tot

in 1776, the warship raleigh was the first to fly the new american flag. new hampshire is home to many other firsts. the first potato was grown here. america's first astronaut in space, alan shepard, was born here. as was the first free public library. - new hampshire is known as the granite state and it's because their number one natural resource is granite. this is a particularly good stone for building bridges, houses, even statues. and although the colony was first established for fishing, they quickly learned what the really had going on. - those nine stars around the border signify an additional claim to fame. after the revolutionary war, our new constitution required approval by nine of the 13 states. new hampshire made it happen by being the ninth state to ratify the famous document. with flag facts, i'm eric. (calm and relaxing country music) - walk off home runs are always very dramatic for any baseball team. a walk off home run is when a team wins a game on a home run in the team's final at bat. now this has happened twice in world series play t

it will stay hot across much of raleigh as well.rds the storms, as i mentioned, towards tuesday, we'll be watching for the heavier downpours into areas of pennsylvania. that's where we could see a couple of inches of rain accumulate going forward. unfortunately, like i said, the rain is not going to be impacting the areas where we need it out west. >> all right. bonnie, one more for you here. some good news for the morning joe first look team and all of you early risers out there. a new study has found that having a cup of coffee may do more than just perk you up. it could actually help you live a longer life. nbc news doctor john torres explains. i got mine right here. >> reporter: at this coffee park in atlanta excitement is brewing over new research showing that morning cup of joe may help you live longer. >> i look to be here for a long time. that's perfect. >> reporter: researchers followed nearly 200,000 people over 16 years and found drinking coffee was linked to reduced risk of dying from heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabe

louis, new york city should feel 100, raleigh 101. not many areas avoid the heat. friday, atlanta 101. d.c. feeling like 103. a broken record throughout the country. by saturday we get some relief in the northern half of the country. still very hot from the carolinas back through >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. it's going to be a hot one. we have an alert for dangerous heat as the temperatures soar to the 90s and will feel like it's above 100. sunrise happens just before 7:00. we are going to see a lot of sunshine. the neighborhoods forecast ahead. >>> a woman steals a taxi, then decides to pick up fares while mom and baby got caught up in the middle of it all. >>> plus, a life saving drug in your hands. the law that gives you the ability to help those suffering from overdoses. vegetables in meals are a way to mask meals. nbc news today starts at 4:30. see you in 20 minutes. scare for commuters on a packed rainy bridge in south carolina. noo introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blade

local dad has an amazing story he hopes will encourage others to purchase an automated external defib raleighore or aed. >>> it saved the life of a complete stranger. >> i thought this only happens on tv. >> reyes is a real life hero here. he was driving on the university of maryland campus on sunday when he heard screams. a man collapsed. ray is grabbed his aed and jumped into action. the man who collapsed is okay now. >> within seconds we had a pulse. within 30 seconds he was breathing and talking. within one minute he was asking what's going on. >> now, reyes keeps an aed in his suv for his 10-year-old son who is a catcher on a baseball team. he's concerned if his son gets hit in the chest, he could need a shock. >> and the pitcher too. >> always prepared. >>> he's wearing scrubs. >> looks like he's a professional. the presence of mind, he's prepared and good to know. good man. >>> the weekend is getting closer. you may want to rethink outdoor plans on saturday. >> yeah. great concerns for your outdoor plans on saturday for sure. we're clinging to optimism for sunday. as far as today, the

american idol" season ten, says he forgot he had a loaded 9 millimeter handgun in his backpack at raleigh durham airport. issued a summons, his was one of a record 89 guns found at nationwide airplane last week including this load 40 caliber inside a wheelchair cushion in knoxville. in the first six months of the year, the tsa discovered 1800 guns putting it on track for 3600 for the year. yet another record in a string of yearly records. the most common excuse passengers claim they simply forgot. >> so they forgot that they had a loaded firearm with them. and you know, if you own a firearm, you really need to know where it is at all times. >> reporter: the busiest day last week, tuesday, the 11th. the tsa found 20 guns. the airports with the most guns last year, atlanta, dallas, houston, phoenix and denver. while it's difficult to pinpoint a reason the confiscations are rising as more americans buy guns and as more states pass open carry laws. 45 states now have some form of an open carry law, but bringing a gun to a tsa checkpoint can result in arrest and up to a $12,000 fine. passenger

we were looking up raleigh. and we wondered what this meant.our documents in the case of margaret scott. my heart skipped a beat. i thought, we only had it turns nine. out that these are four of the five that we did not know where they were. we already knew the text, but because we were really looking at the manuscripts, it was really nice to see the handwriting. quite often, these older transcriptions did not look at every mark on a manuscript. sometimes, on the back, they would not copy that stuff but we did. we were looking at everything so we could try to figure out the date, and who wrote it. one of the big things is bernie -- about the records is that bernie was determined to set it up chronologically. the handwriting came as the second thing. because when we were all transcribing, if you have a document with this much of somebody's handwriting and you have an ambiguous area where you do not know what it says, it would be helpful if you had a couple of pages by somebody in in theirhandwriting -- handwriting to compare and resolve the ambi

louis, new york city should feel 100, raleigh 101. not many areas avoid the heat. friday, atlanta 101. d.c. feeling like 103. a broken record throughout the country. by saturday we get some relief in the northern half of the country. still very hot from the carolinas back through the southern plains. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your d ahead. the century club today could possibly have dallas in it, oklahoma city, wichita. not in the mid-atlantic. richmond today 98. washington, d.c. around 98 degrees. gender reveal is a big thing. here's a gender reveal gone wrong. laura gardner pitched a ball filled with powder to her husband. 0 he hit the ball in her face. the plan was a strikeout. the ball didn't burst open. imagine fit burst open in her face. ouch. the couple did hit a home run. they tried it again a second time. it burst open. this time the blue powder, a baby boy. >> good thing there was no red. >> hard too. >> just ahead driving under the influence with electronics. >> a scare for commuters on a pack carolina. noo

and heat from raleigh, south carolina, will break this weekend. >> ginger, thanks. >>> and the hot, dry conditions fueling 57 wildfires in the west tonight. crews working around the clock at the massive fire burning near yosemite. 50% contained. some 58 homes and dozens of other structures have been destr destroyed. >>> and the earthquake hitting a popular tourist destination in greece. the 6.5 quake struck in the middle of the night. shaking felt on the coast of turkey as well. some 500 people were injured. >>> back here at home, we turn next to a disturbing piece of video from florida tonight. five teens, apparently watching and recording a man in desperate need in the water, but doing nothing. the man did not survive. and we wonder, what does the law say about helping those in desperate need? victor oquendo from florida tonight. >> reporter: tonight, outrage over this cruel video posted online. >> you should have never gone in there! >> reporter: a man drowning in the middle of this coco, florida, pond, as five teens record his struggle to survive, mocking him and cursing. >> believe

marcia gintas will tell the story of their s death tomorrow night in a documentary on wral tv, our raleigh, north carolina, station. >> you're just totally numb. i mean, life just drains from you. you don't have a reaction. >> it just stops. >> yeah, it just stopped. >> reporter: drew's opioid odyssey started when the high school wrestler separated his shoulder. are opioids the easy answer when it comes to pain management? >> i think we found that physicians are all too comfortable in writing prescriptions for opioids. >> reporter: time to look for better ways to help america manage pain. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> let's take a moment to get more on this now from nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres. obviously, nobody wants to be in pain, but are these drugs overprescribed? and what options are there out there? >> yes, lester, bottom line they're being overprescribed. part of the reason is because patients come in and are demanding these medications because that's what they think they need. on top of that they're easily available, cheap and oftentimes insurance compan

less than half a million for metro area, places like high point, north carolina, where you have now raleighnd durham in a triangle with the research advanced technology of medicine. education.t have we are putting out millions of young people and we do have an opportunity to create america as a new imaging market -- host: i want to give simon a chance to response and we have other colors. guest: just to click -- other callers. on thejust to clarify term brain belt, it was termed -- he compared it to albany and akron -- the idea is his and not mine. i take your point that rust belt is the upper midwest manufacturing error, and that includes the small towns that had one factory, that was important in that community, as well as your big cities, milwaukee and detroit. 1982.rm goes back to a politician first used it. the rust belt can stretch in many different directions. i am interested to hear what you said about tallahassee. communities where you have strong communities and lots of young people are kind of test are the kind of places were company's want to locate.that is a key thing . the pro

raleigh 90 the same in atlanta 100 degrees in st. louis. 97 in wichita.iece of this heat will be moving toward the philadelphia area over the next couple of days. right now it's 85 degrees in wilmington. 83 in millville. 85 degrees in trenton. 84 in allentown and pottstown it is 83. down the shore we have that south southeasterly wind in ocean city it's 79. on the boardwalk north wildwood 78. 77 in cape may. and the ocean water temperature 73 degrees. it's a big improvement. ultimate doppler showing some storms moving towards central pennsylvania. most of this will break apart but there's a chance especially north and west of the the city to see a spotty shower maybe a rumble of thunder in the lehigh valley during the overnight. it will be increasingly warm and humid this week and this is what it's going to feel like. this is our stick factor when you combine the heat and humidity. it will feel like 98 tomorrow. wednesday 98. the heat turns dangerous on thursday. it will feel like it's about 104. and by friday the heat and humidity diminish. we'll only fe

wichita, 101. 103 in raleigh. in central park, in the 90s today. but on monday, some good news here it will struggle to get out of the 70s. a little cooldown for july, tom. >> we'll take it. a lot of triple digits on that board. kait, thank you. >>> one more head line about the weather. in charlotte, north carolina. crews forced to work in shifts because of the dangerous heat wave. several were treated for heat-related problems. the 101-year-old mill still smoking 24 hours later, fire officials say it could take a week for the fire to burn itself out. >>> next tonight, new developments in the outrage over that deadly police shooting in minneapolis. justine damond shot by a police officer after she called 911. the mayor demanding and getting the police resignation. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, the anger over the police shooting of 40-year-old justine damond escalating to the minneapolis mayor office. >> the police department has terrorized us enough. we don't want you as the mayor of minneapolis, asking you to resign. >> report

less than half a million for metro area, places like high point, north carolina, where you have now raleigh and durham in a triangle with the research advanced technology of medicine. education.t have we are putting out millions of young people and we do have an opportunity to create america as a new imaging market -- host: i want to give simon a chance to response and we have other colors. guest: just to go ahead, simon. guest: to clarify that is not my term at all. host: which you point out in the article. guest: yes. he worked for world science and a consultant and writer and studied western europe and compared it to your albany and erie and akron. the idea is not mine but his. but the rust belt applies to the upper midwest manufacturing area including the small towns, one factory which was very important in that community as well as your big cities, milwaukee and detroit. it's a large area. as i say, the term goes back to 1982. i think a politician first used it. the rust belt stretches in many different directions. communities where you have strong universities and lots of young people

none in raleigh. 80 in detroit. look at central part of the country. 100 in wichita. dallas 96.ston 95. this is where the heat is. eventually it will make its way back toward the delaware valley. but not for now. ultimate doppler is showing a few spotty showers moving down with a northerly wind from north jersey and upstate new york into the philadelphia area. rain totals for the month reading near 8-inches the same in allentown. wilmington over 6-inches. trenton over five. philadelphia nearly 5-inches of rain. but a lot this almost half of this falling in the past couple of days. so it is a little bit deceiving. we're looking at less precipitation this week but still a few showers here and there and the fox future cast you see this northeasterly wind and then we have a northerly wind so a lot of convergence here with showers pretty much through philadelphia. by tomorrow they're pushed by that wind to the west. and we'll be seeing mostly cloudy sky but the winds slowly but surely becoming more south southeasterly by wednesday evening. still a few spotty showers out there. by lat

excessive heat warnings for raleigh into fayetteville, north carolina.plash and dash stuff into the southeast, as well. monsoonan moisture into the four corners region and temperatures finally waning a little bit as we head into the early part of next week. monday, back to work and back to reality for a lot of us. we'll see some showers and thunderstorms up and down the i-95 corridor. look at chicago, only 76. back to you. >> jacqi, thanks so much. preparations are under way at norfolk, virginia, for a visit by president trump. in just a few hours, he'll attend the commissioning of the aircraft carrier to the u.s. navy. ali is in norfolk for us. a lot of news skomg out of the west wing in the last 24 hours. what do we expect from the president later this morning? >> hi there, good morning. so we're here on the aircraft carrier and president trump, as he does most mornings is giving us insight into what he's thinking about today. that is, of course, this ceremony that we're here for right now, but it's also things going on back in washington, things like

observer in their hometown of raleigh, north carolina and there was an advertisement for a young mane found something good about them. it's your job to look for that. it's always appropriate to question a man or woman's judgment, but never their motive because you don't motive because you don't know it. ladies and gentlemen, all we do today is seem to question motive. we need to focus on the things that unite us. focus on what our founders understood, that there is nothing beyond our capability, beyond our capacity, nothing. focus on the model that was referenced by a previous speaker, out of one, many. that's who we are. we're no different. we're so different, but so similar. in our aspirations. we have the cruisable, the constitution in which to make those aspirations sane. when we act as one america, we always do well. no matter who is in charge. rich, poor, middle class, black, white, asian, hispanic, gay, transgender. could have been generations of those who have only come recently. one america. even when it's not easy, which most of the time it's not. even with xenophobic attit

he was born in raleigh, north carolina, on january 5, 1927. he graduated from high school in 19 had 4 -- 1944 as president of his senior class. there he went on to the u.s. naval academy where he served as part of the medical corps during world war ii. mr. speaker, after the war henry enrolled at duke university where he met his wife. after they were married in 1950, they moved to chapel hill where henry studied at the university of north carolina school of dentistry as part of hat dentistry school's inaugural class. he opened his first departmental practice in 1954. mr. speaker, henry practiced dentistry in raleigh for more than 50 years. that time he served on numerous gentdental boards. and he was known by his patients as being available day or not. henry was an active member of the methodist church where he enjoyed teaching sunday school and gathering for fellowship. in fact, mr. speaker, henry's christian faith was the foundation of his life. he spent a number of years immersed in bible study. henry shared his love for duke football and b

year when our averages are in the upper 80's and a lot of time we will get a big heat wave. 90 in raleigh, north carolina. air,ail, no delays and by no delays expected either. a different story by the end of the work week. .he national harbor, 69 degrees we are seeing some upper 50's to 60's and western maryland. in some ways, a better day than yesterday as of the cloud cover we will have. will fuel some strong storms. i want to show you how much rain we could get across the area, a half to one inch of an area especially areas east. i will give you the timing of your rain for thursday and friday coming up, but every indication looking like it is going to be a weather alert day. by saturday afternoon, we are out of it. keepingight now we are our eyes closely on the commute toward route 50 in annapolis, the scene of this morning's deadly crash. scene and dead at the two others transported from the scene. westbound 50 is still blocked off as you make your way over toward bay dale drive. traffic is being diverted off cape st. clair. 79,can take that to say -- 50 as a workaround. delays are st

they launch at raleigh's luck. >> what would you say is the biggest impact this is going to have here on the river? >> the know, recreational boaters that are coming out here and using this waterway. >> we want a leader. not a creepy tweeter. >> protesters demonstrated at recent tournament at the golf course. temporary security sevens were set up around the club five times since march during events here at the request of secret service. boaters tell me those were much smaller, did not require boaters to leave the water. >> we're talking about a multiple mile stretch of river from bank to bank and, essentially, not giving any limits to their rights to do it. >> groups would find out about a shutdown through a handheld radio system that many here say they don't even use, opponents have 30 days to file written complaints about this new rule. now, they tell me that they know the president needs to be protected when he's at his golf course, but they say the whole river doesn't need to be shutdown to keep him safe. along the spencer, news 4. >>> have a point. >> it seems like. so, doug, we'

philadelphia, d c, virginia, raleigh, north carolina, looking wet for friday. heavy storms coming our way on friday. a nasty friday evening. 72 to 78. not a great night at all. for the weekend, 76 to 80. we try out on sunday. julie: we are checking out your drive. it is not too bad. we have some delays around town we will show you the inner loop headed for the wilson bridge, 14 minutes. in maryland, southbound 200 70, better than expected. a live picture out of germantown. 11 minute commute. --se brown along 66, out of eastbound your ride into the northeast. right now we say good morning to our pets of the day. cuties. pic if you want yours to be head of the day. -- pet of the day. now.a: get us in the >> i read the cover story and it is pretty boring. we got to the juicy parts, about brad. angelina jolie says she is going through the hardest time in her life. bell's palsy and hypertension and sometimes cries in the shower just so the kids don't see her upset. she admits in the article things between her and brad started getting bad last summer. when they asked

anyway, robert has grown up to be a fine young man.yw his an editor of, poet and teacher who lives in raleigh north carolina. two anthologies of poetry to be read out. most recently, going to hell in a hand basket. his a long time who likes to raise a ruckus and is delightedc to share his perils of wisdom. with us today. with no further do, and like to introduce robert rubin. , it's an honor to be part of a program sponsored by an organization involved with the freedom of speech. like book is about people who are too free with their speech sometime. i'm delighted to be in the program i love the sort of mistakes that people make very we all make them.make the i was -- last night as part of the festival of books.out happ and he issued -- and he talked about -- choice which is not quite right. and but we all make those. in some malapropisms become new words. a lot of malapropisms make perfect sense or perfect nonsense.nonsense one example is going to hell in a hand basket. when you think about it it could be going to hell in a hand basket. why is it instead of going to hell in a hand basket. the

if you travel hottest weather is south and west of us over toward raleigh and louisville with the daytimehs in the 90's. this weekend let's talk about a break in the heatwave. we are looking at a cold front that arrives late friday and saturday. saturday looks great. 89 degrees. it's not as humid. lower 90's on sunday with a good amount of sunshine. you are watching "abc7 news at 5:00". we are back af q: welcome to "7 on your side" fighting back with of justice. i'm q mccray. we have a special alert for you from the metropolitan police department. they are looking for this couple who they say has a knack to steal plastic around pretending to be someone else. police want you to take a good long look at this man. he looks like your run of the mill customer. but detectives say he steals credit cards and using them to buy things for himself. in this footage, they say he is in a convenience store using a stolen credit card. in the send clip he is in a restaurant accused of the same crime. he had a friend with him this time. if you recognize her or the suspect a $1,000 reward could be yours if

close to 90 degrees later. 89 in d c. 84, raleigh. likely to have higher south.tures virginia beach running at 79. in a moment, we will take a look at the beach forecast. monday, tuesday, wednesday for the work week, the best chance for showers will be each afternoon. today, they could last into the evening. you are looking at moay outer banks. becoming very isolated through the day. once again tomorrow, we will do it all over again. here is the beach forecast. monday, tuesday, wednesday, maybe some cloud cover. we have heat for the weekend. 91 degrees on saturday with a chance for a shower and thunderstorms. dry and very hot on sunday. the cooldown comes the early part of next week with temperatures in the mid-80's on wednesday. angela: on the roads right now, it is the perfect time for you to jump in if you have to commute. we are not seeing any major traffic troubles for you and we hope it continues. now and get into the action so you will be a part of what is going to happen later. let's give you a look at what is going on. inters

same numbers through raleigh. this is heatwave. there could be signs that we will get a sustained break from the high heat and the humidity but a long slog getting there. check the numbers. 96. 96. 99. 99. we have isolated storm on friday and better chances on sunday. sunday we are still at 97. 92 on monday with a 30% chance of storms. then look what happens. we get cooler air. ly say thank you if this actually happens. nancy: thanks. how a paperwork mistake colditz the burden for hundreds of thousands struggling with student loans. sam: i'm sam ford in northwest three affected in the overnight blaze. so, when it's your turnt to do the shopping and you need to get... raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... bananas for mom...wait, what's a jicama? and at these prices, i can make it all happen. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. nancy: a massive fire ripping through a community in albany, new york. it started last night. a lot of row houses and it spread through the two and the three-story buildings. w

host: next caller from raleigh, north carolina. good morning, happy fourth of july.aller: good morning. i am sitting here in listening to everyone talking about president trump. he is not done anything for us. everything he does is for his family. and --lied, the night, denied, and he has not done any of the things he said he would do for the working-class people. republicans, he is making a fool out of all of us and the republican party. i would strongly suggest that, when 2020 comes around, that everyone stands up, all the republicans, and say enough. our families are suffering, children in schools are disrespecting women, because my grandson is now talking about groping somebody which came from the president. we cannot respect him. we need to get away from him. look at themembers, problems they are having. he is supposed to be a law and order president. i do not think so. this investigation it needs to get done which i think will be very unique, and i do not think he will be in the white house very long. host: what is his cabinet members, scott pruitt -- one of hi

through the northern quarter of the country, northeastern quarter of the country, charlotte at 90. 86, raleigh. we will talk more about our storm threat coming up in 10 minutes. angela: on the roads, we have quite a bit going on with the capital beltway accident. we are cleaning up from the closures we had in montgomery county. woodfield road has reopened, that is a bit of good news for the start. we do have some delays on metro. we are dealing with quite a bit on this tuesday morning. green line delays to branch avenue. i want to get to the capital beltway first. we've got this inner loop crashed southbound on the inner loop of the capital beltway approaching 450 in the lanham area. two lanes are blocked. we are being told they will reopen momentarily. you are dealing with those delays back to the bw parkway. serious crash in the clinton area. red coming up from brandywine. you will see the accident activity and we are blocking lanes here, as well. that is the latest from traffic watch on this busy tuesday morning. larry: we are following the breaking news this morning out of d.c. autria: fla

in the south, raleigh, charlotte, atlanta, albeit hot, you'll deal with showers and thunderstorms. necessarily have a strong storm threat but hot temperatures. christi and victor, triple digit numbers maybe the pool might sound like a great option for july 4th for some folks. >> anything like that in triple digits, yes, ma'am. >> i'll take it. allison chinchar, thanks so much. >>> well, aren't you up early. 9:00, actually on a saturday morning, at least here in the east. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good morning to you. well, they missed the deadline and the president is adding new click indications as the senate and republicans search to replace obamacare. aides are still working hard aiming to have a revised bill ready after the recess. president trump in the meantime is starting his weekend at his new jersey golf club. kaitlyn collins is live from

, shreveport, 107, 109 in des moines and the heat is going to move east ward towards richmond and raleighphiladelphia, 99 with heat index 94 in new york. that's why we have the heat advisorieses up. warnings for dangerous heat but advisories for millions of folks across the central u.s. and expanding towards mid atlantic and into the northeast as well. past six hourses. we have the area of high pressure anchored across the central u.s. and around the area of high pressure, that's where we are seeing potential for very strong storms specially in the afternoon with daytime heating into evening hours. specially for great lakes region, upper midwest, severe threat tonight, through tonight will be enhanced specially in the areas that you see here in orange just outside of chicago, damaging winds, large hail, isolated tornado and flooding rainfall, we've had major problems across the upper midwest with flood watches and warnings and that's going to be elevated through this evening. just be aware if there's a watch warning in your neighborhood. forecast today along east coast, hot and sticky. 95

. >> reporter: raleigh mclemore is a former science teacher in the bay area who volunteers in the workshope is helping teachers make an inexpensive microscope using a smartphone. >> they see the teachers empowered, they can do it. it makes the students more confidence they can do it. >> reporter: 85% of the selected teachers are from the bay area but the program also reaches out to school districts around the world without resources like this. >> i wouldn't be able to do it back in my country. but when i saw this, that's exciting. >> the greatest thing is to go out with the experts to the floors to see the exhibits and see how we can bring that back to the classroom for our kids. [ pause ] >> check out the exploratorium website. there's a also of all those recipes for the science projects for your kids this fall. >> gives you some good ideas. all right. that's awesome. we want to know what's cool about your camp. you can email your nomination to us at coolcamps at kpix.com. >> the raiders move to "sin city" is coming with a large fee. next the cost mark davis the owner faces to move the te

atmosphere and 60's basically mean it's pretty sticky. 91, the high in philadelphia, 90 in boston, raleighallas 95 ahot day throughout the u.s. today on this sunday. due point temperatures as i mentioned in philadelphia, 64. 67 in wilmington heading towards oppressive in millville, and dover, a 70 degree due point is oppressive. take it easy out there over the next couple days. overnight, it will be clear and warm. you'll see a crescents moon in juniper will be the brightest star near the moon, the temperature 72, with a southwest wind as we go hour by hour, no issues in the morning, but by the afternoon, few storms may be popping up with the daytime heating and the heat and humidity, so there is a rufk a marginal risk of severe weather. tuesday, for the 4th looks good, and looks good in the afternoon into the evening. we could get really lucky for the 4th, during the day, especially for philadelphia north and west. there's a marginal risk of severe weather. if you hear a rumble of thunder know that the storm is close enough to affect you bring everyone inside, get them out of the pool and

robert has grown up to be a fine young man, he's an editor of poet, teacher, writer who lives near raleigh, north carolina. his five books include a memoir of hiking the entire length of the appalachian trail, to anthologies of poetry to be read out loud and most recently, going to hell in a hand basket, and illustrated dictionary. he is a longtime pastor and an aficionado of wordplay who likes to raise a ruckus and is delighted to share his perils of wisdom with us today. so, with no further ado, i like to introduce and start the program off with robert rubin. carmac[applause]sored >> is honored to be involved with freedom of speech. although my book is about people who are free with the speech too much, sometimes. i'm delighted to be on the program. i'm a word nerd from a longtime back and i love the sort of mistakes that people make and we all make them. i was at a lecture last night by a nobel laureate as part of the festival about and he issued malapropisms. he talked about happiest choiceg which is not quite right. we all make malaprop systems and some become new words that enter our

richmond waking near 80. 79, 79 raleigh and 79 hat russ. york city getting in on action. 79 as well. the whole east coast dealing with hot and sticky weather. there's satellite and radar. storm complex coming across mountains here and fading a away. again not expecting too much on activity 23 any to reach the d.c. area and we have clouds in place for the morning that we do expect more sunshine today than we had yesterday. clouds kind of saved us yesterday afternoon. when we have to watch still is this batch of storms that stay well off north today. again some of the clouds work their way down south and maybe keep degree or two cooler than sxeinging. kind of like what happened yesterday afternoon. generally speaking high pressure off the coastline and warm, southerly flow, temperatures headed for 90s. weak piece of energy could pick up isolated storm. we had one storm winchester, front royal yesterday that did some damage. expecting actually less activity today than yesterday with westerly wind and cannot totally rule it out. we'll leave the

also down by lubbock and then out here in the virginias and out towards raleigh. just some inclement weather, more than usual. for us the fog a player in the forecast as it always is on july 4th. the fog on shore and it gets inland. we're going to see cool fireworks display weather. if you are in san francisco, jacket weather most search. there's the current temperatures. they're running a little warmer than yesterday. i will be back and show you tomorrow they're running a little cooler. very subtle changes. this pattern is a a fortuitous -- this pattern is a fortuitous one for firefighters. it's nice that we're getting a pattern like that. that's tomorrow's fog footprint. hope you have the day off. i bit do. fog tomorrow morning. there's the temperature footprint. that looks like today. that looks like yesterday, and the day before. very subtle changes. there's the deal. as you move inland you will see temperatures in the micro climates. where there were 105s a week ago, now it's upper 80s. not a bad plan at all a. the forecast highs, this is about what you would

winner of "american idol" said he forgot he had a loaded 9 millimeter gun in his pack pat backpack at raleigh-durham. in the first six months of the year tsa discovered 1800 guns, putting it on track for 3600 for the year. yet another record in a string of yearly records. the most common excuse passengers claim they simply forgot. >> so they forgot that they had a loaded firearm with them. you know, if you own a firearm, you really need to know where it is at all times. >> the busiest day last week tuesday the 11th, tsa found 20 games. dallas, houston, phoenix, denver. while difficult to pinpoint a reason, the confiscation as more buy guns and important pass open carry laws. 45 states have some form of open carry law. bringing a gun to tsa checkpoint can result in arrest and 12,000 fine. passengers who want to transport a gun must unload it and check it in a locked case. >> it goes in a hard sided case, unload it, shut it, lock it, has to be a hard sided case. >> a growing security concern as tsa screens more than 2 million people a day. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> we've been talking abou

cal raleigh, the garlic festival. 92 degrees. san francisco , upper 60s. coast main to low 60s.ere is a look ahead. five day forecast. talking about the hot temperatures inland. thankfully, numbers tell a different story. if you want cooler temperatures, you know the drill. drive west.>>> from garlic to music and art, there are plenty of ways to entertain the family this weekend. >> a busy weekend. here is rosemary orozco with weekend watch. >>> reporter: the weekend is near and here is what is happening around the bay area. and san francisco enjoy a unique, free outdoor jazz concert. sf jazz and the golden gate national park conservancy join forces to bring you the event starting at 1 pm. in the east bay, went to the sky and you will find the berkeley festival for kites. you can make a free kite or buy one at the festival which includes music, food and a kid zone. there also kite flying demonstrations at berkeley marina with a free show in the parking lot at golden gate fields. or head to alameda for the art and one fair. complete with arts and crafts and food and beverage vend

raleigh 93. and tampa 92. st. louis 94. places seeing the heat and humidity and of course this is typical for this time of ye year. some deep blue skies, some moderate humidity and fair weather cumulus clouds in old city philadelphia as we get ready for the fourth of july. it's 90 degrees relative humidity 35%. the dew point sat 59. once we hit about 60 it gets sticky and uncomfortable. 90 degrees right now in wilmington and in philadelphia and millville and in wildwood. 94 hottest temperature on the map locally at atlantic city airport. not much of a sea breeze this afternoon. ocean city 88 degrees. sea isle 84. 83 in north wildwood. cape may .80. i was down the shore last week. lots of temperatures in the 70s there with a huge sea breeze not the case the past couple of days. dew point temperatures mainly in the 60s. and this is uncomfortable when you're seeing temperatures in the upper 80s and 90s. that will continue to be the case even during the day tomorrow. as we go hour by hour in the fox future cast, they'll be a fe

louis, and raleigh-durham, with hopes it would expand to the rest of the nation. perks allowed in store shop tours accumulate points each time they made purchases and after reaching a certain amount users were able to re deem those points for items. points will be redeemable, through september 27th. >>> all right. now is time to apparently stock up on wine, whole food is having a major sale this weekend, starting to day grocery chain is offering 20 percent off all of the wine on its select list. sale prices range from eight to $20 and include canned wines, sparkling varieties, row says and reds. you will want to act fast because the sale end on sunday >>> 5:28. imagine traveling from new york down to d.c. in under 30 minutes and we are not talking about by plane here? coming up at 5:30 the hoopla over the hyper loop how proposed underground transit system could revolutionize travel in and out of philadelphia. we will be right back. #p >>> man gunned down in his wheelchair, see details coming in. we will have a live report from steve keeley in just a moment. >>> se

but on the east looking at spots close to triple digits and above it there in the raleigh area.hat's why we are under heat advisories, excessive heat warnings and watches stretch eight cross the -- stretching across the middle of the country, running in portions of iowa back towards kansas, nebraska areas like that. even along the east coast, we are seeing some areas -- areas where it's been incredibly hot. you have to run the air conditioner when you are dealing with temperatures like this. out in front of it, couple of thunderstorms firing up, along the boundary where the heat is. working its way towards the mid-atlant mid-atlantic. dropping at times very heavy rainfall across the mid-atlantic and back wards the midwest. -- back towards the midwest. it will continue to work its way down towards philadelphia. we have seen a couple thunderstorms as it has moved this direction. it will be winding down in the overnight hours. everything you are seeing in the yellow highlighted area, that is at least a chance for seeing some severe weather from now through overnight hours, damaging