raleigh remains hospitalized. police say tests show they were exposed to novachuck, a militard nerve agent. the same used to poison a former russian spy a his daughter in nearby salisbury in march.ow moas denied any involvement. london disagrees. >> we know back in march that was the russians that did a barbaric, inhuman act by the russian state. >> reporter: investigators believe they handled an item from the first attack. they're worried there could be more tces of the deadly nerve agent. >>> just ahead, congressman jim jordan i facingew claims that he ignored sexual abuse at osu. details next. you got it from your parents. and they got it from theirs. it's your skin, and it can protect you from millions of things. so we're here to help you protect your skin. walgreens pharmacists and beauty consultants are specially trained to know what works for the health of your unique skin. walgreens. trusted since 1901. now all walgreens brand sun care products are buy one get one half off. now all walgreens brand sun care

raleigh, low 90s. although it cools off a couple of degrees by the end of the week, sll very hot.ti thunderstorms this afternoon in areas of the great lakes and the ohio valley. that's why your highs are only in the 80s. of course the fourth of july fireworks forecast coming up too. >> bill ran out of red and orange ink there. >> i would think so. thanks, bill. >>> the world cup, the home team got things started against the heavy tournament favorites spain. it came down to this key penalty kick to determine the outcome. thanks to that major save from russia's igor akinfeev, spain advances to the final quarter. >> after croatia's goalie, the path was cleared for ivan rakatic to knock one in pushing his team to the next round. simparica is what kills tick and fleas, like us. kills? kills! studies show at the end of the month, it kills more ticks in less time than frontline plus and nexgard. guess we should mosey on. see ya never, roxy! use simparica with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neur

he stands in the front row here at the carolina mudcats stadium near raleigh, copying their calls andicking their moves. he gets so into character it's hard not to play along. for example, on this day the manager even came over to him to report a line-up change. >> initially we thought maybe it was like a little bit of a phase type of thing. >> reporter: these are his parents. >> it's a two-year phase at this point. >> reporter: and they say it's not just on gamedays. it's virtually every day. at home he stands in front of the tv and does the same routine. he sleeps next to baseballs autographed by umpires. he even visited an umpire school, where he learned the proper way to call a strike. which apparently isn't to say strike. >> umpires say hoint. trike is?r: i te wanted ?. whaut to te interview. >> hoint. >> reporter: he's a great kid. which may be part of the reason he's attracted to the profession. >> it's leadership, rule following, fairness. >> all those qualities are kind of who he is. >> reporter: obviously, vincent would like to groip to w up to umpire one day.but even if he

ahead, republicans are raleigh behind their fellow robe congressman jim jordan as questions mount abouthe knew or didn't know about the sexual abuse alleged at ohio state. we'll have the latest. >>> this morning the conservative house freedom caucus is raleigh behind embattled ohio congressman jim jordan. jordan faces accusations that he ignored alleged sexual abuse of wrestlers by their team doctor when he was a coach at ohio state decades ago. here's the chairman of the house freedom caucus mark meadows. >> we took a vote, it was unanimous in support of jim jordan. 100%. if anything i had to cut off the number of people that were offering words of encouragement and support. not the other way around. >> jean casarez has been on this story and joins me now and we moments ago heard from jim jordan again. >> his office says they are making arrangements so he will participate and assist with the independent investigation going on at ohio state but congressman jim jordan spoke out minutes ago once again on what is becoming very, very front and center about whether or not he knew that at lea

two daughters, something near to my heart as a presiding officer i know has two daughters of ali raleigh and he's been a mentor to many law students that he's taught over the years. his colleague jack goldsmith a distinguished lawyer in his own right described him as having many considerable strengths as a judge and potential justice and also as a person. hisme former professor who supported hillary clinton in the last election wrote in "the new york times" a couple days ago that he's a superb nominee who's already shown flashes of greatness. i believe the headline of the piece talked about the liberal case a and i appreciate his willingness to talk about the man and his professional credentials and not get bogged down in the polarized politics of the judicial confirmations in washington. he called up the nomination president trumps finest hour, his classiest move. that's pretty impressive. these are just a few of the reasons why in the senate we mso move forwardan confidently. we will proceedut thoroughly but with expedition. it is after all our role now that the president has discharge

along and west of 81, 82 in dc, 87n new york city, 83 in raleigh, a lot of heat across much of the countrymuch ofountry tomorrow and likewise into tuesday, as bywel wednesday, sitting in 90's, maybe a pop-up shower or storm possible. thursday couple ofrs showend storms out the, highs i the low intents, better chance of storms as we head into lfriday, go about 50, 60% rain chances friday, behind that, that's where maybe we cool off a bit a for saturnd sunday but never thought i'd say 87, 86 is off.ing over the next coue of tt will look pretty >> lovely 87. >> we should also remind folks if you're cooling down way beer during the 4th of july you got to hydrate with real water too. >> definitely. >> a lot of people will be celebrating this week. >>> coming up, no one expected spain to go homy, this russia had other plans, we'll have all the best aion f today's world cup matches and reaction from around the world next. ♪ ♪ . . >>> both matches day camps down to penalty kicks. ♪ . ♪ [cheers d applause] [cheers and applause] . >>> spain took the early and expected lead. but penalty kick particul

te best, raleigh, north carolina the average driver spends 290 hours on the roads each year.t's equal to seven weeks vacation. >> everyone would prefer a seven-week vacation. how do you avoid the traffic? >> that's the problem. >> raleigh is in the middle of a forest. duke university and then a forest. go have fun there if you want. >> exactly. >>> take an audio book. >> thanks, alexis, i think. >>> from a cave in thailand to a big screen. a plan for eye movie about that miracle rescue. >>> the story behind this photo. pay attention when at the gas station. >>> you can see weather and to most people, i look like... ...most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromlgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from fibromyalgia pain, and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you hav

the happy little world, a sweet and leafy suburb of raleigh, north carolina. a place a young family would aspire to. if you were someone like hannah pritchard, for example. >> there's always lots of friend-making going on through someone you meet. lots of cookouts and family functions. >> like the one in the neighborhood the night before. so hannah would have heard party stories that saturday morning from her friend nancy cooper. would have. because nancy didn't show up. >> i hadn't heard from her maybe by like 10:00 i called her house. brad answered and he said oh, she went for a run. >> nancy was an athlete, had been training for a half marathon. brad cooper was nancy's husband. >> i was like, okay. when did she leave? i don't know. 6:30 or 7:00. i was like, she's not back? >> weird. if nancy had to cancel their meeting, surely she would have called. hannah cooled her heels. >> at 1:00, the phone rang and i saw on the caller i.d. it was her house. i answered the phone. hey, where have you been? he said, no, hannah, it's brad. nancy is still not back. >> now

from raleigh, north carolina, 15-year-old maya burchell. welcome, maya. >> how are you doing, mr.arrison? >> well, first of all, you're incredibly polite. i'm good. >> thank you. no one ever asks how i'm doing, so thank you very much. i'm having a great day. i would be better if i could give you a lot of money. >> i'd like that, too, for sure. >> well, you're about to face 14 questions. the money value's growing from $500 all the way up to

. >> reporter: with son raleigh following in his dad's kick flips, hawk is bringing the sport to kids across america through his tony hawk foundation funding 600 skate parks in low income communities but his 1999 video came, tony hawk proskater that bridged the gap between those who could skate and those who wished they could. he's not done launching into new heights. up next, the olympic debut at as for his bag of 50 birthday tricks, he hit 51 proving tony hawk can still fly. gadi schwartz, nbc news, california. >> still very young. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and have a great n good evening and thanks joining us. i )m jessica aguirr. and >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> celebrations are over, and it's time to assess the danger and the damage. >> we are hearing stories of people severely injured by fireworks last night. damian trujillo has some of the damage done. >> reporter: three patients were brought in last night here to valley medical center with fireworks-related injuries. they're using

. >> donham is still arrive in living in raleigh, north carolina. she'll turn 84 this month.he turned away from a reporter saying, i don't want to talk to you. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the recovery of the thai soccer team rescued from the cave. we'll hear from a father of one of the bow and a preview of a new series called "whistle-blower" that tells everything and exposes wrong doing. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com c -- www.vitac.com >>> a live look outside at the bay bridge. does it look eerie? not really. still foggy. the usual start in the city of san francisco as we begin this friday. it is friday, july 13th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. >> friday, july 13thfriday the 13th! >> "fri-yay"! >> it is friday so that's always good. we are going to see a little bit of action in the skies, too. so hi-def doppler is actually lit up this morning. we have some areas where a line of rain came throug

from atlanta from raleigh, d.c., philadelphia, baltimore, new york, boston, everyone is looking for aery nice summer like day. the heat in the areas of the rock keys. boise, 103. boise hotter than phoenix. >> thank you. when we come back, a group of enterprising teens who not only e eating their vegetables, they're making sure their whole community is, too. lling like sw. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... unstopables for fabric. ...gone noseblind to.y feee with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again and maybe just one more time. indulge in irresistible freshness. febreze unstopables. breathe happy. the new mccafé cold brew frappé and frozen coffee. the strong, smooth taste of cold brew coffee, ice-blended into a rich, creamy drink. it's colder than cold brew. and now, get any small mccafé for only $2. it's colder than cold brew. i'start at the new carfax.comar. sho

we've had a lot of heavy rain to the east and west of raleigh. looks like y going to get another batch here. there's some heavy stuff off the ocean and off the coast of new jersey that will eventually spread through new rsey. th weather pattern is not going anywhere. they call it stagnant. will be here for much of this week. >> thanks for the heads up, bill. >>> we have breaking news for you overnight out of toronto. d fireafter a gunman ope in a busy noun town area of toronto. one woman was killed and 13 more were injured. the gunman was pronounced dead at the scene following an police. with th the man with the handg stormed this area at 10:00 p.m. with many people out and about full of restaurants and shops. >> i thought it was fireworks first because there was rapid fire a then a pause and some more fire. >> the city's mayor devld ence of the city's gun problem. >> guns are too readily available to too many people. we have a gun problem and i hope every step is going to be taken by allf those who have spons zblilt with no clear motive, police

later this evening we have evening plans aroundnashville, ashville, raleigh, charlotte, memphis, you will ber dodging shand storms. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> well, behind the cold front isome beautiful air. look at grand rapids today. detroit 79 and sunny. the humidity much, much lower. so that's the enjoyle air that will be coming down even to the mid-atlantic over the>> weekend. and over the weekend, some people are going to see some of the best summer-like conditions they've had in a while. >> we've been waiting for this. definitely been hot. bill, thanks. >> wld war ii veteran is going viral after throwing the opening pitch before a minor league baseball game. 104-year-old frank andson invited to toss out the ceremonial first pitch for the memphis red bir on 4th of july. here comes the pitch. winding h up. that throw is trending this morning. 104, my goodness. >> still ahead, a citizenship set back for immigrants in the u.s. army. keep it right here. this is nbc "early today." >> on a friday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how did

that's an incredible amount of es are up from hurricane or philadelphia to washington, .c., raleigh, cksonville, 24 million people from the heat advisories in louisiana, all the way to portland, oregon, an excessive heat warning central southern california, las vegas. very warm, if not hot and the triple digit heat continues today. yesterday was 108 in dallas. today, 103. big cool down. that's a loo there it is, palm springs 117, phoenix 114, and yuma 116. >>> so a pretty incredible hot week coming all the way through the pacific northwest. >> impressive, gross. >> umbrellas and acs the way to roll. >> that's right. thanks, bill. >>> fast forwarding to monday. a pretrial hearing will be held in alexandria, virginia, for aul manafort on wednesday. >>> firefighter who died last weekend in central california will beay in modesto. >>> no big winner in friday's mega millions drawing. that means tomorrow's jackpot, $493 million, fourth largest in mega millions history. ah! nooooo... noooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorben

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raleigh will feel like 104. into tuesday the heat continues. it knocks down a bit but will feel like 95 to 105 through the same region. late in the week, maybe a little bit of relief. d.c., not a lot, wednesday 97. thursday 97. friday what a hot week. maybe one of the hottest of the dallas. heat in the mid-atlantic. d.c. has an outside shot at 100. who has a shot of hitting 100 degrees in the northeast today? >> hope it's notus. >>> this weekend at the box office, something to tell you about, the return of dinosaurs in "jurassic world: fallen kingdom" dominated bringing in $60 million in the u.s., in its second weekend in theaters. "indirectlies 2" grabbed number two for the second weekend gaining an additional $45 million in the u.s. with a domestic total of almost $440 seooledado" debuted in third. >>> the latest in soccer team l in thai caves. kills! studies show at the end of the month, it kills more ticks in less time than frontline plus and nexgard. guess we should mosey on. see ya never, roxy! use simparica with caution in dogs with a hi

despite the record-setting rain, more is on the way for the southeast, showers and thunderstorms from raleigh to atlanta, pensacola, jacksonville down to miami and then there's a sweltering heat, 100 and yikes is how much heat we're expecting throughout the southwest and that will continue throughout the midweek as well. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> there's a safety recall involving ritz crackers. the health concerns coming up. >>> but first an uber driver accused of secretly recording and live-streaming his riders in the backseat. why it was legal and what's happening to him now. >>> new details about the circus stunt that went horribly wrong. the performer is okay. the mistake, though, that was made next. >>> a suspected gunman is in custody after a deadly shooting at a mormon church in fallon, nevada. police say the 48-year-old suspect walked into the church and opened fire killing one person and injuring another. he was later arrested after walking home. no word this morning on a motive. >>> police in houston are seeking the public's help to solve the murder of a well-

. >> reporter: with son in raleigh followin his dad's kick flips, hawk is bringing the or spt to kidsoss america through his tony hk foundation funding 600 skate parks in low income communities but his 1999 video came, tony hawk proskater that p bridged the ga between those who could skate and those who wished they could. he's not done launchininto new heights. up next, the olympic debut at the 2020 games. as for his bag of 50 birthdayricks, he hit 51 proving tony hawk can still fly. schwartz, nbc news, california. >> still very young. for this thursday ws" night. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc newsthanks for watching and have a great night. for this thursday night. i'm kate snow. for all . >>> lights, camera, access. >> chicken. >> thank you. >> don't forgetis th >> kid, might be the cutest kiap ever. he'se crusader and bringing a smile teo everyon down on their luck. tch whatpe hapn

. >> reporter: donham is alive and living in raleigh, north carolina. she'll turn 84 later this month. a family member turned away a reporter after the news broke saying, "we don't want to talk to you." >> glor: jim axelrod, thank you. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," air force one could be getting a whole new look. but not today. today, there's a new treatment for women like me who won't be held back. learn more at treatmbc.com. and now is the best time to buy. and check out the all-new ecosport. protect those who matter most, and make the summer go right with ford, america's best-selling brand. now during the ford summer sales event, get 0% financing for 60 months on a huge selection of suv's. and for the first time ever get 0% financing for 60 months plus $1,000 ford bonus cash on the 2018 ecosport. plus $1,000 ford bonus cash i love you, basement guest bathroom. some retreat to the woods for solitude. i just go downstairs. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things yo

louis. 97, raleigh. check this out. in the southwest, the peak of the heat really coming this weekend. the hottest of the season. this is going to be horrible. not just for the wildfires, but for those who are fighting it. tom? >> ginger, thank you. >>> also developing tonight, we're watching the rising water in texas. those flash floods in houston after rainfall rates hit three to four inches per hour. some spots seeing up to eight inches. at least 120 drivers stranded in those floodwaters. the flash flood watch remains in effect throughout this evening. >>> next, to that spectacle at the statue of liberty. shutting down the monument on this fourth of july. a woman making her way up the side of the statue, resisting police as they try to talk her down. crowds gathering below, describing what they see. abc's whit johnson is on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, a tense standoff at the statue of liberty, after a woman climbed the iconic landmark. authorities forced to evacuate the island. >> rescue 14 to the statue of libe

. >> reporter: donham is alive and living in raleigh, north carolina.he'll turn 84 later this month. a family member turned away a reporter after the news broke, saying, "we don't want to talk to you." >> jim axelrod, thank you. >>> coming up next, air force around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. heads up! you know what, don't worry about it. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i mean, i give away water for free. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide >>> there is perhaps no more impressive or majestic. >> of the american presidency than air force one. president trump believes the next generation of the aircraft needs some changes, including a new color scheme. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: the blue and white 747 known to most as air force one owes its iconic look to president john f. kennedy and his wife jackie. >> so kennedy wanted an airplane that

that rain i'm track iing is fro the south today moving up from raleigh into our area.the most rain durg the afternoon and evening hours. i'll have more on what you5 can >>> we're back with a developing story that led to delays this morning at metro's gallery anstation. liayeped cus the ter track. you can see officers trying to arrest him. sources say this man is suspected in a shooting yesterday. they say he tried to make a run for it when officers spotted him this morning and went to talk to him. >>> we're getting a lookt chilling new video at a deadly stand off and shooting at a trader joe's in los angeles. they reveal the friendly fir claimed the life of one of the store workers. warning that some of what you may see you may find disturbing. >> reporter: this nly released police body and dash cam video captureshe terry fieing moment l.a.p.d. oicers opened fire at shooter as he scrambles into a busy trader joe's market in la. now a shocking admission fro police. the victim hit inhe cross fire, an assistant manager at the grocery fire was killed an officer's bullet. >

came to the coast lasted a few months then went back to england in 85 the english led by sir walter raleigh and sent over 100 men. and things went okay for a while then the english assassinated him so they had to hightail it out very quickly and then the following year in 1587 the colonists arrived to rebuild roanoke as a settlement they were supposed to go to majestic bay but for reasons that are controversial they end up back at roanoke surrounded primarily by native americans who were not happy to have them there. then 1590's when they arrived and found the settlement deserted. >> if you look at the history of the 17th and 18th and 19th century when whites were captured or deserted, within a few months they would refuse to come back even if they had children or parents in the community so this is something that is not well known but benjamin franklin was an that whenever our people go to the indians they never come back. but the opposite is not true. [laughter] [inaudible] - a question about their oral history related today algonquins in eastern north carolina? >> you have to tell the st

raleigh north carolina 89 degrees. feels like over 98 if you look at the heat index, it feels like 99 in new york are at 100 memphis, 101 in new orleans. he warnings in effect for chicago, st. louis, memphis, new york and boston and he divisors in effect for much of the midwest and most of the northeast. excessive heat warning in effect for chicago. as much as 110 degrees today. felt like 112 degrees yesterday. cooling stations and centers put in place in communities throughout the midwest and northeast. people doing everything they can to stay cool while enjoying themselves. >> in a now. i knew it would be hot out here and it's been amazing ever since i took my shirt off. >> i'm planning on getting burned today. >> i'm not planing on getting burned today. animals says susan l. and i were given ice cube treats msdn fans put in place. meanwhile coming storm hit on thursday night knocking out power for 60,000 people in missouri and illinois while some residents are still frustrated at temperatures come and they start edg

it takes me back to preparing for my wedding, oddly in the backyard at my mom's house in raleigh, northt was hot and i claim it was only 85, others are telling me it was warmer. rob wisely said then, tell folks to bring their shorts because after the magistrate, equivalent of the justice of peace marries us, we're going to add adjourn to another zone of the yard and break out the shorts and frisbees and listen to jazz and drink some beer and celebrate. oysters on the half shell. we just want people to be comfortable. that was my husband. i have said that line and meant different things by it. we want people to be comfortable as -- for their physical well being in this heat but we want people to share what they recall. we're just trying to remember what makes us feel good. and celebrate that. >> i read that you are saying -- you're telling people again, rob would never want people to have to put on a suit for him. you're saying the attire is summer casual and that shorts are welcomed. >> correct. in fact, my mom was just confirming that. she's here from north carolina. and the family fro

it's going to be muddy how about that for transition, 74 in new york, 71 in raleigh.have area of low pressure as well as front that's across the east coast from florida all up towards maine, forecast rainfall in some cases, yes, flooding a big concern across portions of the mid-atlantic and southeast, this is the next couple of day, on and off and in some cases potential for a lot of rain in a very short period of time, know what to do if you have a watch in the area. the heat continues to hang on across portions of texas, oklahoma, louisiana, well over 100-degrees and dallas, poor dallas, we are talking about a dip in temperature on tuesday, but wednesday, thursday, friday, still so hot, i have relatives that live in dallas, texas, even though it's supposed to be hot of the year, that's oppressive and dangerous. rob: that is hot. 11 minutes after the hour, he plotted to destroy the brooklyn bridge and even met with osama bin laden but a judge allowed convicted terrorists to keep his u.s. citizenship. why our next guest, constitutional attorney says why the system is

raleigh and while there are protests in the streets and blown up balloons of the president floating aroundondon. the queen presented a royal display of diplomacy with all the pomp and circumstance. jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> meeting with the royals. let's get insight with richard sits simmons, a royal commentator, live in our london bureau. always a pleasure to have you here on the show, richard. let's talk about this. overall, mr. trump insulting his host the next day apologizing, heaping praise on her, put into context the take aways from this u.s. president's visit to your nation. >> reporter: well, i think from the famous occasion in the 16th century when henry viii met france's of france at the field of gold, there have been certain court sis observed in most diplomatic occasions. this was certainly not one of them. it's become notorious. there has been a great deem offed a vs. publicity about it. there is no question the interview with the son was an unbelievable gaffe because clearly he knew what he was doing. equally, he appears vf thought that giving an interview to an anti-

heat index in memphis 101, raleigh 102.y parts of the northeast with record high temperatures today. not expect it to break for the next couple of days and obviously public safety officials are fleeting -- pleading with the rent to stay mindful of the hot conditions. they don't need to be mindful, they just sort of experience then. >> as soon as you open the car door. thank you, mr. chairman. you look beautiful in your address. i'm particularly thinking about the marine band behind you in those full dress uniforms. those guys are pulling special duty today. >> you know what, i specifically asked them about that because it is so hot out here. keeping mind these guys are performing 200 days out of every year in the summer here can be hot and long and they do a lot of obviously fallen heroes at arlington national cemetery which i sealed my left shoulder. they are not immune to the heat, but they may be more used to it than you and i and they're probably a little more tact than you and i. >> no question there, but hopefully you

he is from outside of raleigh, north carolina. a developer, considered a legend in the industry.e company out of his parents' basement and it has become a very respected business in the gaming industry. vonnie: operating margins north of the 50%, how does that even happen? >> it is a videogame which is free, pretty much people, they ruled it out quickly. it comes one season after another. a lot of people come on and revenues come from actually, the gamers buy virtual currency, which is then exchange for items in the fortnight shop -- in the fortnite shop. people shell out for outfits and dances. vonnie: at one point i did watch all those dances on my computer to see what they were like. what a waste of time. thank you. have a look at the story on your bloomberg. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 11:00 in new york, and a.m. 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. 30 minutes after the trading day. from european headquarters, i'm mark barton. vonnie: and from new york i am , vonnie quinn. this is "the european close." mark: here are the top stories we are covering from the bloomberg and

down to raleigh lookingokreat. at this. this is tropical storm chris, and it's looking had a little bit can you even see the center of the storm that looks like an eye trying to form there. that's tropical storm chris. it will move out to sea. it's not coming our way, butng it's go meander down towards our southern borders here of the carolinas right off cape hatteras. if you're going to the cape the next couple of days or into the weekend, it will have big impact on the beaches. some of the beaches have been closed the next couple ofs d because of the rip current oureat and thatld extend into the maryland andbeaches, t over the next couple of days. that's somhing we'll watch and amelia joins me at 445 with the ve latest on chris and beryl which is out there. >> tomorrow heat hand humidity coming back. 94 degrees. mostly sunny and hot. t yes, humidity starts to creep up a little bit and it's not that bad. tomorrow is a very hot day and take a look at the next ten days. i don't see a ton of heat this week. 90 degrees on wedn

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area and down towards raleigh and the outer banks, really a gre beach day all up and down the coast.e're great into this area, too. into the 80s. new york, 81 right now with enty ofunshine. big difference though off towards the west. here's the heat.he 106 current temperature in dallas right now. 95 kansas city and 96 in denver. normally i'deelling you hot air is moving this way but i won't. reason why. bies area of high re is going to develop in the atlantic ocean. already there and way up to thet it will drop down across parts of our region and stay off the coast while an aa of low pressure develops along portions of the upper midwest. what that does is creates the jet stream right into our area and see how it picks u all of the moisture out of the gulf and atlantic and just dumps it over our area. guys, this pattern will with us for the better portion of a week at least. all of next week and it may actuallyreintensify for next weekend. we'll be talking much more about this coming u at 445, so if you've got plans you don't want to miss that forecast as amelia jos me to go a little

nothing around the icmid-atla gorgeous not just in our area all the way down towards maine and the raleigh are and outer banks today, a great beach day. not so over the next several days. look athis swin and all the storms developing into parts of iowa. a lot of tornadoes have been seen in indiana, including some -- we're waiting to get pictures from that. this storm system will stay west. norm lit storm system will move across our gion, and we might be talking about thunderstorms here on sunday and monday from that storm. that won't be the case though. we've got an area of high pressure off the coast that will cope that area low pressure to the west, and in between the flow around the low and around thenigh will bring a lot of moisture over the next couple of days, and it will allow a lot of the moisture to come right into that area. heard me talk about the moisture train. that's exactly what wre seeing and all of this moisture coming from the atlantic and gulf of mexico and feeding across our area day after day, yes. this i going to be one streak of very wet weather here, not just that a

we are looking for rain showers in raleigh, thunderstorms really agitated in atlanta. pensacola, jacksonville, miami. a sliver of rain will slide through along with the cold front throughout the midportions of the country with minor delays expected for omaha. and some major delays in colorado. now, here's the thing or here's the dprgraphic i was telling yo about here, locally 120 degrees or higher. that's the kind of heat we're talking about. it makes sense that state of emergency or specialty call for help for california is needed. the heat is building. intense heat. although we have a weak sea breeze, that's not helping. that intense heat is stifling what's happening throughout portions of the texas and northwest corner of the country. we're soaring to crazy high temperatures throughout seattle as well as portland over towards boise. boise has been under the gun for dangerous heat for extended period of time. they have been in the upper 9d 0s for the last -- upper 90s for the last few days in a row. midweek, hot in texas, unfortunately the east coast, including d.c.

the workweek we'll look at flash flooding, travel disruptions from atlanta down towards orlando, raleigh, d.c., new york, all the way up to boston. we are not talking about an occasional cameo appearance of rain. we are talking about washing out your plans. back to you with that forecast. jon: we'll be right back. to most, he's phil mickelson, pro golfer. to me, he's, well, dad. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop irreversible joint damage, and helps skin get clearer. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common, or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have persistent fever, bruising, bleeding, or paleness. don

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. >> raleigh filtered kings. >> to newly empowered women. ♪ you've got virginia slims now, baby, you've virginia slims and the tag line was, you've come a long way, baby. look how far you've come. now you can smoke, just like the men. you can be powerful with these cigarettes, just like the men. >> it's not real feminism, of course, because feminism isn't about having your own cigarettes, you know? that's not really the idea. ♪ >> and there was another group that tobacco companies were chasing. >> you had joe camel, right? joe camel, he was the cool camel with the leather jacket. he was the, you know, he was a cartoon. is it really, you know, a mystery who you're trying to target? when your icon is a cartoon? tobacco knew exactly what they were doing. they were targeting kids. >> that cool rebel image that tobacco companies had so carefully crafted was now tailored to attract some new customers. >> young people, a, think they're going to live forever and there's no vulnerability, and b, want to taunt that. >> so, it's really important for marketers and companies to capture the adolescen

sick of the ramp at the southeast is sick of the repair we look at widespread rain showers today raleigha towards miami.at least a strip of rain will take off in the middle of the country appear less humid but minneapolis, omaha looking for storms closely associated with this front. one quick note in denver, major travel delays there. then the flip side, folks who would love to have this rain but some of us are not so thrilled about it. stifling heat, just continues to hold on and refuse to let go in texas. not as hot in oklahoma city. a little better news there for the southwest. it stays dry as well. >> meteorologist, paul williams, i like you even if i do not like your forecast. thank you, sir. >> i agree with that! i love paul williams. a brave little girls wish come true with the e help of some mermaids. that is next. introducing steak & shrimp, starting at $15.99. whether you choose bbq, garlic butter or sweet & tangy shrimp, it'll be perfect. and come in for perfect lunch combos starting at $7.99. ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides

looks like areas north of raleigh could get into it.ainfall areas, louisiana, central mississippi, scattered around d.c. and pittsburgh. from philadelphia north wards you remain dry today. that won't be the case on wednesday. the tropical connection feeds further to the north. wednesday afternoon, hit and miss showers and storms along the appalachians, near new york city possibly, even boston, and the heaviest rains will be south, especially near atlanta. it adds up to a four or five day period with two to four inches of rain. the greatest flood threat, north georgia, and that's where we could see upwards of five inches of rain. of course, the other issue is all of the fire problems out west. >> for sure. >> incredible heat. i will talk more about that next half hour. >> i'm sure they could use some of the rain happening on the east coast. >> it seems like it is always like this, feast or famine. >> yeah. still ahead, as baseball trade deadline approaches one of the game's biggest stars could be on the move while the yanks and red sox c

pennsylvania, eastern pennsylvania including philadelphia, baltimore, washington, d.c., all the way through raleightte and eastern north carolina. here are the rainfall totals. another two to five inches of rain in eastern north carolina. washington, d.c. could get another four inches in the next 48 hours including areas of the poconos and the catskills and that's where the greatest flo flooding concerns continue throughout the day today. we will look at the excessive heat. >> i was going to say between the heat and the rain, you can feel how muggy it is here in the city. >> it is gross in the east, yeah. it is as humid as it gets and it is not going away until the weekend. >> thank you for that. >>> one mlb pitcher's marv less return to the mound after over a year after he needed life-saving surgery. one thing to catch a home run ball, but it is another to entirely do it while holding a baby. father of the year nominees coming straight ahead. we will show you the impressive skills this one father demonstrated next in sports. oc. we're the most isolated population on the planet. ♪ hawaii is the fir

in raleigh, even for you it is warm at 104.esday, the thing about the heat wave is we're not like breaking and shattering dozens of records, but the duration will be impressive. on tuesday we still will be 93 in harper. low to mid 90s from richmond, d.c., philadelphia, baltimore and down to charlotte. the heat continues especially in the ohio valley late in the week. the heat index in paducah will be 104 on thursday. d.c. will stay mid to upper 90s all week long. some areas in the northeast will go about maybe six, seven days in a row with temperatures 90 plus which is rare for the northern cities. they consider three days to be a heat wave. for dallas, that is like from may to october. 101 the forecast high in dallas for today. same in san antonio. the heat continues, just not as humid in texas. we toj the showers and thunderstorms all weekend long in the southeast. we will do it again today. a peek at tomorrow's forecast continues the same theme. it cooled off in the great lakes but still warm, in the 80s. we will come back a

>> i got a call from a nice woman in raleigh, who said she liked my previous book and had given it toh me, and said you might know my mother-in-law, she's caroline bryant. i know she hadn't given an interview since 1955, no scholar, no journalist had been able to talk to her, so i did feel obliged to do so, and, of course, i just got sucked into the story. >> gloria, you're hearing this and you talk about the historical context of this death and the impact on the civil rights movement, so how significant is this now, the justice department reopening this case based on this new information that came to him there, and the dynamic that it will bring. >> well, two things. first, caroline bryant's lie is significant. too many black lives have been lost because of lies of white women like caroline bryant when we know that nothing physical happened in that store. you know, people in the black community knew it was a lie. secondly, we saw that the criminal justice system was not going to be there for people in the african-american community. the prosecutors, sheriffs, all these people were th