we keep that slight risk all the way back to rapid city includes sioux falls and des moines. flood watch also because there's going to be a lot of rain with the storms, places that have already been inundated chicago included in a flash flood watch now. >> that part of the country

you are in the 90s as far north as rapid city and minneapolis. down in texas very warm as well across parts of the northwest. the cool spot parts of new england high temperatures there only in the 70's and 60's. heather and ainsley. >> thank you so much maria. >> when it comes to the 2018 winter games people are talking about that. x marks the spot. they approve a new high flying event featured in the x games. they call it snowboard big air. it features jaw dropping stunts in every run. it has mixed doubles krurling and team skiing. >> incredible. >> expect a fireworks faceoff this independence day. one city is taking on the new york famous fire work show. nashville tennessee planning to have 40,000 shells bursting in air this year making it the largest display in the country. of course there's a huge one in new york city. they normally had it on the hudson river now they are having it on the east river. >> can't wait for that. >> 20 minutes until the top of the hour bravenltd new about the clinton cash. what it reveals. >> tsa workers tied to te

pandora is holding its shareholder meeting right now, days after it bought a local station in rapid city. it is a move for better royalty rates. over at spotify, the new plan tosses out musical gyros as it focuses on programming. and apple will announce its answers to spotify. can it stand out? the jury is still out on title -- jay-z's platform, which is fighting to gain traction. uber ceo sees one million new drivers. where does that leave lyft? the internet is flipping out for fallout 4. the trailer was released yesterday and has already gone viral. take a look at what is in store. ♪ ♪ emily: hp is in the middle of a historic split. the company is hiring 4700 positions nationally. around 2500 in the u.s.. the company sees 65% of sales coming from overseas. miggy -- meg whitman has said there are going to be layoffs. hp was nearing a deal to buy computer sciences. until talks broke down. i had a chance to sit down with meg whitman to get her take on navigating the change the company is going through. meg whitman: it is hard. i think when ever you come into a turnaround, and i have done

denver to rapid city also going to see -- this looks bad, but it's a slight risk.of storms is to the the greatest. what storms form could be strong. raleigh, richmond washington d.c., maybe an isolated tornado or two late today. the timing of these storms looks to be around 5:00 should be forming in and around hagers town d.c. area. they get more concentrated d.c. southwards. they'll race toward richmond norfolk and virginia beach late this evening with lightning and potential for wind damage. if you're in the mid atlantic, keep eyes on the sky in the afternoon and early evening. as far as the heat goes this is going to be historic in the northwest. we're going to approach all time record highs. warmest temperatures ever recorded in a few spots. boise 95 today, 102 friday as the heat wave begins. 102 is not a big deal. by the time we get to saturday boise up to 106 degrees. the all time record heat in a lot of spots between 105 and 110. salt lake city 101. these are like desert temperatures. >> i was going to say how is 102 normal in boise? >> not normal but as far

we are going to watch isolated severe storms rapid city to denver.nd miss from raleigh to d.c. back to cincinnati all the way through st. louis. we're going to get isolated tornados it could be in virginia today. i don't think we'll see a lot of tornados, could see one or two. timing for d.c. area by 5:00 p.m. scattered hit or miss storms. looks like concentration gets more intense 6:00 to 8:00. that's the target zone. heat continues betty. 100 wichita, 95 atlanta. the heat wave is heading for the northwest this weekend. >> thank you. don't say you haven't been warned. >>> is the senate passed the president's fast track trade agenda. it now heads to the white house for the president's signature. mr. obama says the deal will create more opportunities for u.s. companies and insure american influence in the asian economy. >>> bobby jindal is 13th republican to announce plans to run for the white house in 2016. ginjindal hardly registers on national polls. he's won primaries before. >>> queen elizabeth is surprised by the gift she received. the country's

next round of storms beginning out here near rapid city.derstorms with large hail and damaging wind gusts. plain old rain in central iowa. we have to watch out for flash flooding in the next 24 hours in iowa and illinois. had a lot of rain over the last couple of months. thunderstorms are possible late tonight towards tomorrow morning. we have enhanced risk of severe storms. 20 million people are at slight risk or worse. storms arrive in chicago late tonight early tomorrow morning. how about temperatures in the southeast? next tree days we'll cool off in atlanta friday. charlotte stays hot over next three days. all this heat -- this has been a two to three day heat wave in this region. it continues in texas. looking much cooler for july in the eastern seaboard. if you like summer and heat appreciate it now. >> it's about to get really hot out there. thank you. >>> alarming new statistics are out on the number of children poisoned after putting candy like laundry pods in their mouth. since 2012 there have been 32,000 incidents involving chil

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and from the "native report" archives we look back at our visit to the journey museum in rapid city we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is me possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]

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a guy running around an apartment complex in rapid city busting into several apartments helping rescuether part of the building looked like that. flames. . got two animals out before firefighters got to the scene. the fire started when the building was struck by lightning. >>> actor jake lloyd is under arrest this morning. he played a young annakin skywalker. he was arrested in south carolina after a high-speed chase. >>> okay well now some sports. team usa back on the the field tonight at the women's world cup. they face of course colombia with a spot in the quarterfinals at stake. >> looking forward to that one. let's get highlights from sunday from our guys at espn. >> kevin connors, john anderson. chambers bay is a tough course. tough luck for dustin johnson. the toughest player in golf right now is jordan spieth. >> if you play 72 holes, you need all of them. very last hole at the 115th united states open. jordan spieth in a tie for the lead. he'll take it outright with that birdie putt. missed the eagle. he's in the clubhouse at minus five. only guy that could pass or tie him, du

further west you're not too bad across the rockies. 57 degrees in denver, 54 in rapid city.e northern and central plains the concern has been the threat for severe weather and today we're looking at an enhanced risk for severe storms. there are placed under threat in portions of nebraska and kansas. for tomorrow that risk does continue out there. staying very unsettled there across parts of the plains. cf1 o high temperatures staying below average across the northeast. relatively very warm across the plains. upper 80s. and a quick look at the highs further west. you'll be 95 degrees in las vegas. >> thank you very much. >>> it is 20 minutes till the top of the hour. remote controlled sniper rifles. steel plated suicide trucks. the new details revealed about isis. >>> a graduation gone viral as these seniors dance along to their favorite song. you will never believeq% how fast they learned those moves. ♪ >>> a fox news alert. a lab at the pentagon now added to the growing list of locations that received those anthrax samples. the shipment might have been received at a number

with that system and also a second area we are tracking across points of the high plains including rapid cityo be another big weather story. current temperatures warm out there. almost at 80 degrees in memphis. 77 atlanta. take a look at the high temperatures as we head into later this afternoon. 96 degrees in memphis. 98 degrees high temperature in raleigh, north carolina. factor in the humidity it will feel a lot hotter than that out there. that heat will continue to build. we could be looking at high temperatures in the 90's as we head into tomorrow. heather and ainsley? >> thanks may you rhea. oo -- maria. >> remember they mocked our ingenls. >> huge advantage. call it the stupid of theity of the american voter. >> gruber was much more involved in shaping this. he was in frequent contact with the white house. 20000 pages of e-mails show he was keeping track of media reports and offering advice on the healthcare policy. 20,000. this contradicts gruber's argument he had a limited role in creating the policy. >> call it a parting gift washington d.c.'s american university offering $500 gift

temperatures well into the 90s across texas and parts of oklahoma, kansas and the far north as rapid cityminneapolis at those areas seen temperatures climbing into the 90s. meanwhile the posada passed parts of new england and take a look at the west. temperatures are warm out there as well. 93 missoula and operates across parts of utah. parts of of the southwestern u.s. up a lot of tropical moisture across the eastern pacific ocean. the system is going to enhance the showers and storms across parts of arizona and further west across parts of nevada. this is welcome news but nonetheless you're still dealing with possible localized flash flooding over the next several days. sandra, over to you. sandra: thank you very much. we will have followed the latest for you. meanwhile, the tampa bay lightning struck quickly in the stanley cup hockey final and the u.s. women's soccer team survived an early scare in the world cup. we will have all of the latest in checking u.s. stock index futures. pointing to a lower open this morning we have everything as you start your day with "fbn:am," your first l

there it is moving past rapid city, south dakota.those showers will move into the midwest and we'll be heading our way for later tomorrow. early tomorrow morning, it will be illinois that sees that wet weather. we'll start the day dry tomorrow with sunshine. look what happens late in the afternoon and into the evening hours. more showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. so grab your sunglasses today, leave the umbrella at home. it will be a sunny, less humid day today with temperatures right where they should be in the middle to upper 80s. tomorrow a 65 morning start and sunshine to start with. 86 in the afternoon as clouds come in. those late-day showers and thunderstorms continue into friday morning and sunshine afternoon. 84 degrees. look at the change for the weekend. rain saturday just 71 degrees. rain to start the day on sunday. could see some late breaks of sunshine, 75 and then sunshine returns in full force monday and tuesday. >>> 6:22 on this wednesday. skyforce 10 is live above gloucester township where you can see they are dea

a guy running around an apartment complex in rapid city, busting into several apartments helping rescuert of the building was on fire. he got at least two animals out before firefighters arrived on the scene. part of the building's roof collapsed. none of the firefighters was hurt when it happened. eyewitnesses said the fire started when the building was struck by lightning. >>> well, now to bus drivers with other people's lives in their hands driving distracted. >> unfortunately for those drivers, passengers are armed with their own devices, and that means one thing -- busted. abc's phillip mena reports. >> reporter: every day, millions of riders put their lives in the hands of bus drivers, but it's what the passengers are spotting in the hands of some drivers that has them taking action. this video was shot by a passenger on a pittsburgh city bus. >> bus driver was on his phone listening to music. then he was texting. wasn't paying attention at all to the road. >> reporter: the port authority there now investigating that driver. so many riders with their cell phones already in hand ma

that collapsed walls on the balcony below the eyes of out the missions they recommended that the rapid citycouncil adopted new and modified regulations the recommendations include requiring increased inflation for similar type structure specified as sap material used to build them and requiring regular inspections of interior balconies and other structures happening today funeral services for nikolai schuster are set to take place in ireland fiddlesticks people who died and about and the collapse and berkeley the funeral of two other berkeley about and it collapses to will place yesterday at the funerals were held in dublin ireland for the mark and cola guarantee of 21 years old. >>anny hong: this broadswords to the altar in the richmond police dog is recovering from a gunshot wound after allegedly attacking an officer in the police parking light yesterday morning investigators say the them and looking at. the officer was treated at a local hospital for a bite wound on his hand decani was taken to an emergency veterinary hospital for a single gunshot wound and is listed in stable condition

city, michigan. a small town. north of grand rapids. reed city has an interesting distinction. how is that for something on the town? we seek to lines crossed here. the predecessor. the city was literally built around the railroad junction. in reed city's case, the development pattern began to change when the logging declined a bit. they're looking for a kind of new economic engine to keep the town going. unfortunately, this is the early 20th century. we go to the seven days. the station is gone. trains still coming through. the road has been reduced to the margins of the community's economy. they had a tough recession. it lost lots of industrial but throughout our region. the city new it was that it crossroads. the railroad was leaving. it probably couldn't save the railroad. the town decided we had to commemorate the fact that we are only in existence of this location because of the railroad junction. we feel that our identity is the link to the railroads. natalie commemorate the railroad it -- not only commemorate their auto but use it to start a new -- not only commemorate

city, michigan. a small town. north of grand rapids. reed city has an interesting distinction. they claimed they had the finest union station of any town of its size in the state of michigan. how is that for something for the sign on front of town? you can see two lines crossed. the predecessor came right through reed city. the city was literally built around the railroad. in reed city's case, the development pattern began to change when the logging declined a bit. travel shifted to roads. the passenger travel going to mackinaw city diminished. reed city found itself looking for a kind of new economic engine to keep the town going. unfortunately, this is the early 20th century. we goes to the 1970's. the station is gone. train's still coming through. the road has been reduced to the margins of the community's economy. like most midwestern cities they had a tough recession. it lost lots of industrial but output throughout our region. the city new it was that it was at a crossroads. the railroad was leaving. it probably couldn't save the railroad. the town decided we had to comme

we keep that slight risk all the way back to rapid city includes sioux falls and des moines.od watch also because there's going to be a lot of rain with the storms places that have already been inundated chicago included in a flash flood watch now in that part of the country can't get a break. >>> now to the hunt for those escaped killers. new details coming in about how they broke out of prison. the worker charged with helping them admitted to smuggling tools into the prison in the hamburger meat. abc news learned joyce mitchell is being investigated for possible relationships, as well with other prisoners and abc's linzie janis is in owls head, new york, with the latest. linzie good morning. >> reporter: on day 19 of this manhunt, roughly a thousand armed officers not letting up on their search and the district attorney telling me more about joyce mitchell's role in that brazen prison break. this morning, sources telling abc news authorities are investigating whether joyce mitchell had sex with inmates other than richard matt and david sweat while working at the prison. thi

last november, i requested the city attorney to draft legislation to create a surveillance accountability ordinance. with rapid expansion of technology the city needs to be proactive and making she's there's public oversight of how these technologies are used. some of these technologies provide public benefit we need to create a public process for reviewing them and approving them as well as implementing policies about how they're regulated. there are a number of questions we need to ask. how will they be used. how will civil liberties be protected? what will the cost be? back in november, the aclu published a model ordinance. since then, we've worked with the city attorney to integrate the oversight process. this innocence will require board of supervisors to approve a surveillance data policy for surveillance technologies. this is timely, i know we have a very big budget about the use of body mounted cameras for the police department. these cameras, will be subject to this proposed ordinance. i look forward to our discussion at the board of supervisors how to move this forward and i'm hoping we can request f

plus isolated tornadoes with all that heavy rain houston to victoria and austin and another pocket rapid cityt's big picturely let's get a check closer to home. >> a chance for severe weather here. our main threat is straight line gusty winds later this afternoon. your fork its humid today, 75, a high of 91 with gusty thunderstorms early this afternoon and evening. tomorrow less humid and dry 84. is at laramie and grand. a lot of underpasses. i remember living there fill up quickly but is drying out today. >>> so much more ahead on "gma." the reality star married on a hit show saying her groom is threatening her life. >>> a parenting alert. the new craze sweeping the internet. how the belly button challenge could send your teens the wrong message. every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accide

damaging winds large hail, isolated tornadoes from bismarck southbound to rapid city., still heavy downpour. storms in the mid-atlantic and dry again in the south plains. t.j. and kayna, back to you. >>> justin thank you. now in drought-stricken california, whole new world here, there's more water restrictions now in effect. the aim to reduce the state's water use by 25%. some communities are hoping for more than that, maybe even 36%. homeowners who don't cut back on usage are subject to steep fines. turn now to the nsa and those controversial surveillance programs as the impasse over the expired patriot act continues the senate is hoping for passage today by making slight changes on a house bill. abc's david kerley with more on what's at stake. >> now the program that searches americans' phone records has been shut down. the bulk data program revealed by former nsa contractor edward snowden one of some of the provisions of the patriot act which expired. law enforcement is more worried about other parts which they say leave them partially blind. >> so i'm left looking

last november, i requested the city attorney to draft legislation to create a surveillance accountability ordinance. with rapidght of how these technologies are used. some of these technologies provide public benefit we

let's show you what we have going on from rapid city omaha, kansas city, heavy storms firing umm. in fact we have an enhanced risk damaging winds, hail possibility of a few tornadoes as well. and we've got hurricane blanca even 30 miles south-southeast of cabo san lukas. it is moving ever so slowly. eventually it picks up steam towards baja california saturday evening as a category-1 or a strong tropical storm. ewent e eventually this storm makes it southwest. we will be watching that very ah! ♪ i...i...i got bit by a snake. poison? oh god. oh wow. ok, yeah. i feel that. that's definitely poison. apparently i'm immune to venom. immune to venom? immune to venom? immune, steve. >>> hi i'm "first alert" meteorologist brittney shipp. as we head into the rest of today, temperatures will still stay below average. ranging between 63 and 66 degrees. cloudy and cool with a chance of stray showers. wind speeds out of the northeast at 0 miles per hour. drier and cooler air moving. "first alert" forecast shows drier air moving in. saturday and sunday mix of sun and clouds. return showers by n

let's show you what we've got going on from rapid city down to omaha, kansas city, heavy thunderstorms firing up. this is the shape of things to come. in fact we have an enhanced risk of strong storms from mccook on into kansas city south of omaha. damaging winds, hail, possibility of a few tornadoes as well. and we've got hurricane plan ka 125 mile per hour winds. moving so slowly. eventually it starts to pick up steam and make a run toward baja, california. by some time saturday evening, as a category 1 storm or a very strong tropical storm and early next week this moisture makes it into the southwest. so we'll be watching that carefully. that's what's going on. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. i...i...i got bit by a snake. poison? oh god. oh wow. ok, yeah. i feel that. that's definitely poison. apparently i'm immune to venom. immune to venom? immune to venom? immune, steve. >>> good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. cool to start out across the bay with sunshine. now the temperatures in the mid 50s and as we go into the rest of the afte

flash flooding through colorado and up towards rapid city.er areas of concern today, heavy rain flash flooding from areas in illinois iowa into indiana this morning. a lot of heavy rain coming down with the thunderstorms. as far as the travel goes interstate 70 between st. louis and indianapolis by far the worst drive in the morning. flash flooding is a possibility here throughout the day. can cassity, columbia all of the way to st. louis. let's talk about severe weather. cold front will try to slice down toward cincinnati and washington, d.c. all of my friends in the d.c. area there could be an isolated tornado late this afternoon toward this evening. especially washington, d.c., southward, towards the richmond/norfolk area. here's how it's going to time out. showers and thunderstorms form. and then they travel to the south down towards richmond towards about 10:00 p.m. and the other huge story is this heat wave that's going build in the northwest, watch boise. 95 today. we go to 102 on friday. boise on saturday. i'm predicting 107 degrees i

it's 60 in new york. 61 in rapid city we're going to set some records in the northwest this week.and detroit. we were witness to history! belmont stake yesterday. american pharaoh did it. triple crown winner. our first since 1978. correct? cristina with me. you are a racing expert. you are so young and you are a racing expert. you were at all three. >> i was at all three. isn't that great? just watching that video again, i was crying yesterday watching it. this was the first year i went to all three triple crown races starting with the kentucky derby. he ran in the kentucky derby, beat 17 horses. comes back wins the preakness. the skies open up. it poured that day. yesterday, he made it look so easy. honestly i'm over the moon. everybody around me was crying. we're all high-fiving. it doesn't matter whether you bet on him or not, we all wanted him to win. >> it was 2 1/2 minutes where the country came together for a horse. it was incredible. what's the difference between -- you and i talked about california chrome this year what's the difference between this horse and california c

mediation most are successful we reduce the complaint process down to a much for rapid process which is going good for the citynd client new complaints our biggest complaint is disability those are the protected clients a section orientation is race in the city and county of san francisco so exact date it in the area of housing his or her discrimination like elevators not repaired in an sro or other non-discrimination and those are unusual relatively easy to meet it requires some type of a repair fix that's our biggest complainant area next slide the policy and justification those are things we worked on this year we facility two advisors committees with the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders is working an accident lgbt housing and health access and administrative reform they talk about man and woman and husband and wife and look at the changes and also fascinating with the adequately pay advisory board created by this board and fascinating that the outreach advocate an ordinance passed by supervisor kim a year ago lgbtq community needs assessment or violate preservation and supervisors are looking at th

perhaps but in this case, to us it made sense to begin on a friday morning in april 2013 in the city of grand rapids, michigan, when the phone rang on the desk of detective amy lowery. it was a call from an attorney who reported that a mother of a high school sophomore had seen something that couldn't be unseen. >> the boy's mother had suspected something and had taken his phone because it was broken and had the information transferred to another phone to view what was on his phone. >> and what was on it? well, besides the flood of texts and photos you would expect to see on any teenager's phone was this. it was grainy but unmistakable. a woman clearly much older than the boy. the photo along with the accompanying text messages longing, urgent, breathless, left no doubt whatsoever in the mind of the detective. >> immediately it was evident that there was a romantic relationship going on. >> how did you view that from a legal and ethical and moral point of view? >> obviously it needed to be investigated. >> detective lowery was experienced in matters like the one before her now. she's a grand rapids

the research we are doing in dawson city suggests that this rapid increase happened over a century are less. this is actually equally rapid potentially tumultuous climate change. should have affected plants and animals everywhere so my researches tries to go back in time and sample dna sequences over space and time and ask how did species and communities respond to these pass. to climate change with the hope of learning things that we can apply to make a more informed decisions about what we do is limited energy and the resources we have to deal with climate change. the field i work in is called ancient dna. self-explanatory. means dna gets old. dna from stuff that is all black mammoth bones preserved in the permafrost. i work amber and shia. branch is the part of the world spanning from canada's yukon territory across alaska and into siberia. that's shallower seas and during ice ages when much of the water on the planet making glaciers on the continent the sea level was lower than it is today in the white areas were exposed. they were exposed an incredibly rich grasslands has supporte