nevertheless, to get back to what is going on today, i have friends from rochester, new york are relatives of mine and they told me about john kasich a year ago and i started watching him. aboutince they told me him, i've watched everything concerning him. i am now a john kasich and. he's one of my top three out of five i would pick from the republican party and i'm very happy with the way he talks to everyone. he doesn't talk about anyone. he talks about the issues, he does answer the questions and does not him call around trying to evade the questions, so that's all i need to say. i try to keep it short and sweet. kasich did serve a couple of terms in the house of representatives. uniontown, pennsylvania, are democrats line. say i: i would like to think you would make a really good president and he gets to he understands if we work together, we can make america a better country. it would be nice if he could come down here to the pittsburgh area and meet everybody. host: he is on his way to new hampshire. he will be speaking in new hampshire tomorrow and c-span will cover that. we will te

san francisco, virginia beach, louisville, kentucky, rochester, new york. verage and moving down quickly. wage growth is the missing ingredient in the recovery. many don't feel the job recovery. you are seeing some very nice wage growth. >>> new arrests overnight in ferguson, missouri. "new day" picks up that story right now. >> state of emergency in ferguson, missouri. >> police moved in and made several arrests. >> give us some room! >> weapons in an already wounded community is a recipe for disaster. >> we cannot afford to have this kind of violence. >>> mr. trump did interviews over the weekend that attacked me personally. >> she should be apologizing to me. >> i will not an popologizing f doing good journalism. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to "new day." mic and i are joined by ana cabrera. we have to tell you about ferguson. the news is not good. the city boiling over again. officers came under attack from demonstrators. >> state of emergency remains in effect after more than 50 people arrested outside the local

, the engineer that i'm at in rochester new york, is supposed to be on vacation, but is in here running the studio so i can talk. >> dan, more than half of americans have gone 12 months without a vacation. are we in danger of burning out? >> we are. over half the employees say they are burnt out, based on research. what has happened after the recession, companies are slow to hire, interview processes extended. they are hiring less and pressure on the people... >> people know the boss will fire them regardless of whether they work 40 or 50 hours a week. the recession approved that. companies said we can get by without you, employees know that. >> exactly. and it's all about pleasing the shareholders, talent if that is the most expensive resource, it looks better for the shareholders if you increase the profits. >> what is wrong with using vacation to do things around the house, which is taboo in some cultures, some argue it's therapeutic to do the painting job or the honey dew list that the wife gives us. >> i am not sure that staying home is a problem. my wife is a c.e.o. of a large cha

from rochester, new york, please welcome kate leonard! [cheers and applause] [laughing] hi, kate.h, come over here. how are you? nice to see you. come on this way. there you go. >> hello. >> so you are the prankster. what kind of pranks have you pulled? >> well, i do this imitation of a baby laughing or crying,

kellye: check this out, if four alarm fire forcing dozens to evacuate an apartment in rochester, new york. the people there say the fire alarms did not go off and crews had to go door to door warning people to get out. more than 100 firefighters fall ablaze. 18 of the city post county fire companies responded. -- 18 of the cities 20 fired up responded. chris christie made a comment about tracking people whoever stay their visa in the same way that fedex tracks packages. >> they don't have a label on their wrist? we can do it,: and we have the technology. kellye: fedex has not commented on the idea. ther founder and ceo is sponsor of one of the top political rates. governor scott walker said he is up for building a wall with the u.s. border in canada. the 14th amendment or anything else, until we secure the border and enforce the laws we should not be talking about any other issue. a comparison, the u.s. border with mexico was 1900 miles long. the border with canada is 6500 miles long, including alaska. bernie sanders is chipping away at hillary clinton's lead. he has 30% support behind cl

firefighters in rochester, new york, had to go door to door warning residents that was a fire and theyded to get out and get out now. nobody was hurt. it took 100 firefighters to knock down the flames. the officials are investigating the alarm malfunction and the cause of the fire. >>> in upstate new york, a hayride took a wrong turn and injured 8 people. too many people were riding in the wagon when the accident happened. the tractor lost its ability to break as it went down a steep hill. two people suffered critical injuries. >>> a missing hiker was found in the remote area of the sierra nevada mountains. miyuki harwood was separated from a group of hikers and was stranded for nine days, she suffered from broken bones and couldn't make it back to base camp, but managed to crawl to a creek where she scooped water with a filter inside. >> it's tickles us we have good news after 9 days, that's an amazing survive for that length of time. she was flown to a hospital and listed in stable condition. >> 35:57 still ahead, a mother leaves her baby in a shopping cart later calling it a mistake

. >>> a four-alarm blaze tore through an apartment complex in rochester new york. crews had to go door to door to all 36 apartments to rush people out of the building. the crews got everyone out safely. more than 100 firefighters battled the blaze. investigators are trying to figure out what happened to the fire alarms. >>> turning to accuweather it's going to be hot this week. >> reporter: it was hot yesterday, hot today, hotter tomorrow, got to love it. let's look at storm tracker 6 live double scan. we have showers a lot of this is not reaching ground. you'll be getting sprinkles here and there, especially south jersey and delaware. most of the day is dry. this will not be a big impact. looking outside looking live at penns landing. looking at the christopher columbus landing. it's warm and muggy. 678 degrees. the dewpoint, 66. last week was so picture perfect when the clouds and the sunshine and the low humidity. things have changed for us. the winds are out of the south/southwest. 78 degrees right now in philadelphia. even in the lehigh valley, upper 60s to lo

from rochester, new york, please welcome kate leonard! [cheers and applause] [laughing] hi, kate.re. how are you? nice to see you. come on this way. there you go. >> hello. >> so you are the prankster. what kind of pranks have you pulled? >> well, i do this imitation of a baby laughing or crying,

well three people have been killed after someone shot into a crowd at a basketball game in rochester, new york. police say it was a drive-by shooting that happened late last night outside the boys and girls club. information about the victims has not been released. rochester police chief is asking anyone with information to come forward. in the meantime, four other people were injured during that same shooting. >>> protests are flaring up in st. louis, missouri, following a deadly officer- involved shooting involving an 18-year-old african american man. police say it happened yesterday when they tried to serve a search warrant. they say the man, identified as mansour ballbay was one of two suspects running from a home where they found crack cocaine and four guns. police say the man turned and pointed the gun at officers, and that's when they opened fire. shortly after the shooting, the protests began. officers say they had to make almost a dozen arrests when things turbid violent. >> when officers approached them to ask them to leave the intersection, glass bottles started to be thrown at offi

. >> now breaking overnight at least three have been killed in a shooting in rochester, new york, near a boys and girls club. another four wounded by this drive-by. gunfire rang out when a basketball game was under way. across the street from the rochester headquarters for the boys and girls club. four other people were wounded in that shooting. >>> another fatal police shooting has triggered a new round of protests in st. louis. police shot and killed a young black suspect yesterday while serving a search warrant at a home in a high crime neighborhood. but this time they say the 18-year-old had a weapon and apparently was ready to use it. >> two young african-american men ran out of the back door, both were armed, one was armed with a -- what appears to be a 9 millimeter with an extended magazine. the other individual had two guns and a quantity of crack cocaine. as they ran one of the individuals turned and pointed the gun at the officers. >> protesters angry set this house on fire. others threw bottles and rocks at officers. nine people were arrested and police used tear gas to brea

deadly violence outside a boys and girls club in rochester, new york. it was a drive by shooting.rom the crime scene. it happened after a basketball game last night. police say one or more people fired from the car. into a crowd. three people were killed. witnesses say one of them was a teenager. four others were shot and wounded. police right now are calling this outrageous and they're looking for whoever did it. back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> 14 before the hour now and head to head town halls. several republicans vying for the spotlight there, but donald trump once again stole the show. edward lawrence has more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. each of the 17 candidates on the republican side are trying to get the spotlight. they're trying to spwing voters in new hampshire. donald trump slammed jeb bush during dueling town hall meetings. trump said that the crowd at bush's event was sleeping. still, trump is centered around immigration. he said he'd eventually have a wall that could be dubbed the trump wall between the u.s. and mexican border. he also p

s also seeing big gains, san francisco, virginia beach, louisville, kentucky, rochester, new york. wage growth has been the missing ingredient in the recovery. many americans don't feel it. a consulting firm says 3% is the wage increase you can expect next year. >>> "early start" continues right now. breaking overnight. new arrests in ferguson, missouri. this morning, protesters clashing with police in another night of

heather o'rourke will have more on the commuter alert in a few minutes. >> breaking news in rochester, new york. three people were killed. this happened late last night in a drive-by shooting near a boys and girls club as crowds were leaving a basketball game. police searching for the gunman. >> breaking news in brooklyn. flames tore through a gas station near the b.q.e. early this morning. the fire broke out around 2:30 at the gulf station in williamsburg. firefighters were forced to battle the flames from the outside as the garage began to collapse. the city is asking people living nearby to keep windows closed because of the large amount of smoke. >>> crews in new jersey are trying to fix roads that mother nature almost washed away. >> rob nelson is in scotch plains where the repair work continues. >> if you are watching this taking route 22 to work for reasons obvious, you may want to leave early. repairs are ongoing after yesterday's heavy rain. three inches fell in about two hours flooding parts of route 22, submerging cars and washing away parts of the roadway. that lead to emergency rep

police are searching for the gunman involved in a deadly shooting in rochester, new york. police say three people were killed when someone opened fire from a car at a crowd outside of a boys and girls club. it happened about 11:20 last night. four men were injured. police have not released the names of the victims or a motive for the attack yet. >>> the tourist accused of snapping an illegal selfie on the brooklyn bridge faced a judge today. david karnush was extradited from tennessee. the judge decided to release him on his own reconnaissance. his other than says they will continue to fight the case during the next scheduled court appearance in september. >>> a blind man was seriously hurt after falling on to the sway tracks and being hit by a train. it happened yesterday at the church avenue subway station. investigators say 55-year-old lewis velez fell off the platform and hit by a northbound g train. he is being treated for a broken arm and a cut on his head. >>> a fatal trading any in washington state -- trading in washington state. the move coming after three firefig

robert: recently in rochester, new york, his body of work paid off. >> the first place rob clark. [applause] he was crowned mr. america for best physique. >> it was the most incredible moment of my life. robert: the 35-year-old human resources manager counts every calorie and works out a few times a day. does he ever get tired? >> never. no. i never get tired. a passion of mine. robert: he is the cream of the crop when it comes to physique. mr. america in the nation's capital. >> i tell everybody about the journey. however long it has taken me to get to -- how long it has take known get to this point. robert: it sounds like there are only women in that crowd. >> we approve. leon: what do you mean "we"? [laughter] listen, give the brother a little bit of advice. get a cape. all right? you need a belt and a cape. kellye: wear it wel robert: love it, kellye. leon: you made her day. kellye: you did. i appreciate that. come back with more of that anytime. six months after a shooting outside a j. v. basketball game at frederick high school you can expect to see more police officers outs

new york city and d.c. it's still plenty warm up into new england, boston, burlington and rochester, new york, several degrees above. in new york, average high is 83 and where we will be for the second half of the week. got to get through tomorrow and then changes ahead. across the southwest, serious heat. we have dhang rous heat. you know where places in arizona and nevada and southern california under an excessive heat weren'ting it is hot. we have gone into the white on the color scale for how hot. 109 in phoenix. 112 in palm springs. 106 in beastow. phoenix for three days not dropped below the 93-degree mark and stayed extremely hot in the days and during the nights, as well. so those places, unfortunately, ari, they keep the heat even into the middle of the week when the northeast gets a little bit of a break. >> what are you supposed to co? up over 110, hydrate extra? stay inside? what are they telling people? >> i mean, obviously, you want to take care of yourself. outdoor exercise not really recommended. hydrate. stay in the air conditioning. parts of the west people go there to do hiking and sightsee

. >> a drive-by shooting last three dead and four injured outside a boys and girls club in rochester new yorkp of people finished a game of basketball outside a club. all the victims were to their 20s and the police chief is prompting to go after those responsible. >> the san jose police are facing criticism after killing two were it is linked to the murder of a man in an office building. the biggest question is around richard jacquez unarmed and police shot him in the back. officers say though warned to storm jack questions from entering home out of here he could hurt someone inside. the former independent police auditor planning on filing a compliment for an investigation. >> in five years as an independent investigator i do not recall a case where a suspect was killed while running away. >> what the police and d.a. need to do is conduct a full investigation. they do not need me to meddle. >> another suspect was shot and killed, mathew castillo. he had a gun. a third suspect involved in the murder is still on the run. >> san jose police are defending actions in a violent traffic stop with t

. >>> well three people are dead and four others are injured after the drive-by shooting in rochester, new yorkis one happened last night. >>> they have found a legendary train, loaded down with other valuables. that train, they disappeared in to secret tunnels, just as they were escaping the advancing soviet troops, with the train never proven. they are looking for a 10% finder's fee. >>> we have smart phones, smart tvs, now they are even smart lightbulbs, explaning that they would be doing much more than just light up that room. >> reporter: and before they even get home, they could use their phone to customize their lighting. >> and it is like any other lightbulb that i've had. >> with multiple color settings. >> and so this is relaxing what doyou every morning? >> yeah, it is a very nice way to wake up. >> reporter: the others could do more than just change colors. they will also have the secret built in. >> reporter: they are fully capable of the wireless streaming, the push of the button. >> reporter: the $400 bean ball could project the images on to the flat surface. >> it is a growing m

johnston is a professor at syracuse college of law, a pulitzer-prize winning journalist in rochester, new york what do you make of this article? >> i think "the "new york times" did a good job and the morning call in al eventown, pennsylvania, original broke this story four years ago, reporting that amazon worked people in an unair-conditioned warehouse in the summer that they paid to keep ambulances at the ready so when workers clasped they could rush them to the hospital so they wouldn't die. >> what does that say about -- what do you think the story says about the culture, let's say, at am zon? >> i think geoff bezos, a brilliant man is not in touch with what's going on. you will notice in his statement, he did not reach out to any of the people who said that they were wronged or mistreated. he didn't say, i will see to it that i personally contact the woman who had a miscarriage and was told to get on a plane the very next day, for example, or the person who got a bad review after they -- when they were undergoing cancer treatment. he did i want do that at all. i think bezos, who never spe

. >> and i submit to you we shall not see harlem on or rochester, new york. >> they could not plumb the depth of their hate. >> -- whether you like it or not. listen. we the negro people -- they're not going to fight done here no more. you know where they're going? they're after white people. they're going to conjugate. go out to engelwood. >> silence. fighting violence with violence is the wrong way. i believe while we talk about people staying off the street. every citizen's right is to walk the street. but if he must walk in respect, i believe not to be any concentration of police power in this community tonight. >> after that meeting, brookens and john bugs of the county human relations commission, the record of success, that there be less obvious to deputy police chief roger murdoch. >> the police department indicated to us that they were going to run the city their own way and they would tool the city of los angeles. and mr. murdoch's attitude is one i would suggest was in alabama. we want to work with the police, with elected officials. when we return, we have to have a talk with

first up we have 32-year-old victoria from rochester, new york. she was always the largest, the tallest girl growing up and she told me she was literally born with this passion for food. she was obsessed even when she was younger she would remember thinking about her next meal when she was eating her current meal. >> sounds familiar. >> very familiar, right? so in her "before" picture she was over 350 pounds and that was at her top, about a year and a half ago. she had trouble walking up the stairs, she could not get on the floor to play with her beautiful little girl and i think her ah-ha moment came when she went to the amusement park, she could not fit on a ride she wanted to go on and all she could think about was, oh, my goodness, if i was here with my daughter i would have been mortified. so she took control, she said enough is enough. she downloaded an app called my fitness pal for free. started logging her food, made herself accountable because there's a whole community and, again, if you look at that "before" picture, she's over 350 pound

developing now, drive by shooting in rochester new york leaves three dead.pened outside of boys and girls club. >> then four other were injured. we don't know the age of the victims, police say, a man fired into the crowd following a late night basketball game at the club, so far, no arrest haves been made. still investigating. well, protesters gathered outside home in st. louis after police shot and killed a man. >> police chief says the officers were trying to serve a search warrant when one of the suspect pointed a gun at them. that's what they say. they say, they found crack cocaine and four guns inside the house more than 100 protesters soon gathered. police arrested several of them, of course. 6:18. >> sue, we have to talk about this weather, a lot of outside event today. and we don't want to see rain. >> yes, the big one, the jimmy buffet concert across the river at the susquehanna bank center, the parrot heads get started early. good news for them it will be pretty tropical. coming off five day heatwave now. we managed 92 degrees yesterday. got just

dead and four others are injured after a drive-by shooting outside a boys and girls club in rochester, new yorkshots were fired into a group that gathered outside a basketball game late last night. authorities have not released information about the victims who were killed, but those that were hurt were in their 20s. they were men. they are all expected to survive. police have not made any arrests. >> we are bringing every resource we have at our disposal to bear on this and we will run this down and find out who did this. this was an outrageous act. and we intend to find out who did it and bring them to justice. >> police say they don't believe the shooting was related to the basketball game at the boys and girls club. >>> we're learning more about a shootout at a north carolina church between a suspect and police officers. investigators say the man was alone in the church yesterday afternoon when police arrived. that's when they say he exchanged gunfire with the officers. the suspect is now in custody. no one was injured during the shooting. >>> to st. louis. a deadly officer-involved shootin

when you look at your taxes -- in rochester, new york i was paying $13,000 a year. when i had to subsidize my teachers classrooms, it made me angry. >> andy, what is your take? questions about the future of state and federal policy are going to look like. this feels like the nation is -- 30 years ofst the drift of policy on this. there is a sense that america's local system of schools was not getting the job done. in the late 1970's, early 1980's. there has been an impulse to centralize more and more. had nclb. the testing regime and intervention. where we get more power at the state government. going through these results, it is remarkable -- i used the term technocrat. central administrators with technical knowledge to make things better. areeels like people rebelling against technocrats on state policy, federal policy. leaders that say they can solve things for us. there is anger at, and core -- common court. with not just test, that the wording of the questions. standardized test. about are not upset indicators of their students work. it is the standardization t

. >> and i submit to you we shall not see harlem on or rochester, new york. we can solve it. it is yet time. >> but brookins and the others learned they themselves did not understand their people, did not know the intensity of their range and could not plum the depth of their hate. and i'm going to tell you something. tonight, there's going to be another one, whether you like it or not. wait, wait, listen. you see, they -- we the negro people down here have gotten completely fed up. and you know what they going to do tonight? they not going to fight down here no more. you know where they're going? they're after white people. they're going to congregate. go out to engelwood. >> silence. fighting violence with violence is the wrong way. i believe while we talk about people staying off the street. every citizen's right is to walk the street. but if he must walk in respect, i believe not to be any concentration of police power in this community tonight. >> after that meeting, brookens and john bugs of the county human relations commission, the record of success, that there be les

new this morning, three people were killed in rochester, new york, after shots were fired into a crowdfter a basketball game. it was a drive-by shooting late last night. police say it happened outside the boys and girls club. along with the three people who were killed, four others were hurt. the rochester police chief says he's looking for witnesses, and this investigation is far from over. >>> well -- flaring up after a deadly officer involved shooting involving an 18-year-old african american man. happened yesterday when police say they tried to serve a search warrant. they say the man was one of two suspects running from a home where crack cocaine and four guns were found. police say the man turned and pointed a gun at police officers. that's when they opened fire. shortly after the shooting, protests began. the police say they had to make almost a dozen arrests when things turned violent. >> officers approached them to ask them to leave the intersection. glass bottles started to be thrown at officers, bricks started to be thrown at officers. officers had to use shields to protect

a parent and talking to parents of new yorkt parts state where i have lived long island, new york city, rochester, new york, and watching what happens in different contexts in that state. the issue was no surprise whatsoever. watching what black people care about in actually push. groups well different published the rising drop in test scores every single year. half a point we celebrate in christ. main group could not care less about the six as stated above the neighborhood. is it a great? with a measure and look for is not what we publish too often. not a surpriseue at all. frankly you do not only see the game in the test. you have to be much more honest about the purpose of testing and why we do it. is not araphic surprise to me at all. we used to be called hip-hop high. if you got the 95 on the physics region, it's a 95. --is the leverage they have seeing parents pushed that. -- this givesde many of them leverage in the system to say this isn't working. if i get the sat for all, which we are pushing in new york city, it gave me a tool in high schools of push on local

saw dudley's comments yesterday in rochester, new york. neil: he did not say much.ly" a lot. i think the fed is walking a tightrope because they do not want to pre-commit to september. brendan: we are in the silly season of textual analysis at this point. listening to fed president after fed presidents -- neil: and it is not inappropriate that they devalue. tom: at a dinner six years or seven years ago, richard bernard at morgan stanley said to me, watch out for this over communication. he said that six years ago. he said it will be problematic, and that is what we have now. neil: i think that is right, and part of the situation is you have an issue with the taper tantrum. why soil dutta, see much. he will continue with us. coming up, an important conversation with someone cautious on the american experiment. just back from brazil. stay with us. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitme

virginia beach, louisville, kentucky, rochester, new york, in all of these cities you see an unemployment that is below the national average. in some cases, unemployment rates that are below where there were, back to recession levels. more jobs than qualified people to fill them, and that means employers have to raise wages to attract them. so we'll see if that spreads out. we need to see it spread in more places than just a few, obviously. >> that would be nice. >> that would be nice. a lot of ceo's are saying a lot of bosses are saying they're having trouble finding the workers they need. they think they're going to have to start paying up the days and months ahead. wages could start to rise. >>> we have to talk about the stock market because the dow's still down more than 150 times. >> yesterday at the rally, it still hasn't taken back all of what he gave yesterday. you have concerns about china, and this surprise, shocking move, china doing a one-time devaluation of its curb si. what does that mean? china keeps very tight reigns on where its currency trades, the dollar, the dollar has

. >> i submit to you that we should not see a harlem or rochester or new york. it is get time.n solve it. >> brookings and others found that they themselves did not understand the intensity of their people, did not know the intensity of their rage, and ofld not form the depth their hate. >> whether you like it or not. listen. week, the negro people down here, have gone completely fed up. they are not going to fight anymore. they are after the white people. they are going to contradict. they are going to carry a man out on eagle would. going to do the white man in tonight. [applause] >> silence. continue to try to meet violence with violence is the wrong way. that is all. pure and simple. i believe that while we talk about people staying off the street, every citizen has a right to walk the street. but he must walk it in dignity and respect. on the other hand, there is not to be any concentration of police power in this community tonight. >> after that meeting, the kings and someone from the human council commission -- the county human relations commission, a group with a record

. >> we'll go up to rochester, new york. robert is next, a democrat. >> hello. >> good morning, robert, go ahead. >> yes. why isn't there any coverage of the jonathan pollard, the israeli spy in the news? >> and why do you ask that? there was a headline recently about him getting out of prison around november. >> yes, but there's nothing -- that's the only -- that's the only coverage there was on any news channel. >> okay. >> and why -- why is it that he's given a pass? why is israel always given a pass when it comes to the news? >> okay. eric boehlert, do you have any thoughts on that? do you think there's a bias there? >> i don't know about bias. i was surprised it didn't get more headlines. the debate about him being released has gone on for decades, i think. i think what happened, it became -- it got overshadowed from the larger debate about the iran nuclear agreement. it certainly got overshadowed by trump mania and lots of other things. but i've seen bigger headlines when it was just being debated, the fact that he was

senator chuck schumer that was released this weekend from a press conference at the place in rochester, new york said the following. i will vote to disapprove the agreement, not because i believe war is a viable or desirable option, nor to challenge the path of diplomacy. it is because i believe iran will not change, and under this agreement it will be able to achieve its dual goals of wellnating sanctions ultimately retaining its nuclear and nonnuclear power. in her to keep sanctions in place, strengthen them, and force secondary actions -- sanctions. guest: i don't know where chuck schumer thinks the rest of the world is on this, but without the international regime along with us putting these incentives in place, our sanctions alone do not provide the same level of pressure on iran that got them to the negotiating table and the first place and brought about a deal which a college is the first goal we were looking at. getting a nuclear weapon, inspectors on the ground. i think it is a little bit of a fantasyland that we can go back after negotiating with the entire u.n. security -- after negot

low 90s new york tomorrow. 92 in d.c. by sunday, 89 for rochester and pittsburgh. we're talking five to ten degrees above average for many locations in the east. then, when we're talking about new york city specifics. you're looking at heading into next week with more temperatures that will stay on the warm side. look at monday and tuesday. mid and low 90s for you. heat alerts in effect for the desert southwest. places like phoenix. they're used to heat. excessive heat warnings and advisories in effect. temperatures there will be dangerously hot. you're seeing white and purples. 115 for phoenix. sunday, 111 in vegas. even in those areas, up to ten degrees, if not more, above average. >> alex, i have to ask you about reports of the strongest el nino on record this winter. they're calling it the godzilla of el nino. how worried should we all be? >> el nino with bring effects that are good for some folks. for places like california, they're going to get in on some much-needed rainfall perhaps if it shape up the way it usually does. also, the hurricane season could be q

new york. three people are dead and four others hurt shooting outside of a boys and girls club in rochester. police say a gunman opened fire into a crowd gathered outside of a basketball game. minutes ago we learned the surviving victims are men in their 20s. no arrests have been made. >>> breaking news in brooklyn. firefighters are on the scene after flames tore through a gas station. this is video just in from williamsburg. firefighters were forced to fight the three-alarm fire from outside when the building began to collapse. this is happening at a gulf gas station off the b.q.e. no reports of injuries. >>> route 22 in scotch plains, new jersey, is a soggy mess after flash flooding you had to see to believe. the state department of transportation is warning drivers to avoid the roadway after large portions of it were under water. eyewitness news reporter rob nelson is joining us with an update. rob? shirleen. it's dry and nice out here. definitely was a huge mess yesterday. this area saw a ton of rain after an isolated thunderstorm and parts of route 22 looked like a lake. some of the dam

new york boys and girls club. it happened last night in rochester. a crowd was gathering outside the club after a basketball game. so far, no arrests have been made and police have not released any details about the victims or even a possible motive. >>> i know everybody loved my sister. for all of the same reasons. and -- >> an emotional reaction from the sister of one of d.c.'s most recent shooting victims. we have also received these photos of tanika fontanelle who died in southeast d.c. earlier in week. d.c. mayor muriel bowser says police seized nearly 950 guns so far this year including an uzi at a family's home last week. we told you city leaders say that illegal guns with major reason for a spike in homicides and other crimes this year. the police union though believes there are other reasons too. they say they want to re-implement a plainclothes program that ended this year. they say it's keeping officers from doing their jobs. >> the type of information we get to a citizen, a citizen, they don't want to be seen by people that are knowing th

new york boys and girls club. the shooting happened last night in rochester. police say a crowd was gathering outside the club after a basketball game. so far no arrests have been made and police have not released any details about the victims or even a possible motive. >>> and police in thailand say this week's deadly bombing at a bangkok shrine was likely carried out by a group of ten terrorists. they're still searching for the man seen in video leaving behind a backpack just minutes before the blast. police say two other people seen in the video were also considered suspects. >>> counselors will be on hand today at the montgomery county high school. wootton high school michael doran died yesterday. zachary kiesch has the latest. >> reporter: that's right, erika. grief counselors will be here at about 9:00 this morning. they'll be here both today and tomorrow. trying to provide any bit of relief they can after this huge loss of michael doran yesterday. he was found in his bethesda apartment and police believe he died of natural causes. i had an opportunity t

new york city. new jersey, 3 1/2 inches falling quickly now washington, d.c. with a flash flood watch, buffalo and rochesterld front moving through here overnight. jacqui: good morning, washington. grab the umbrella, you will not eat it that he will not need it all day, b but s showers and thunderstormss will return this afternoon and this evening when a flash fld watch kis into effect. otherwise, look for warm and humid conditions. high temperatures in the upper 80's. tonight, showers will be lingering until maybe around the midnight hour, then skies becoming partly cloudy, a low around 70 degrees. tomorrow, a beautiful day whh sunshine. >>> and robin live in new orleans. hey, robin. >> hey there, george. this morning we have the story of an amazing woman from mississippi. die an brugger surviving hurricane katrina by clinging to a tree for dear life. >> only thing i remember is the tree, there were two together and i had a foot in one and a foot in the other tree. it was all just hang on. ♪ you went to school to learn now. ♪ ♪ things you never, never knew before. ♪ ♪ like "i" before "e", except after "c".

this evening, syracuse, rochester, to state college and washington, d.c., best chances for thunderstorms. have the umbrella with you, and philadelphia. new yorks move through early tomorrow morning, the very beginning of the rush hour down the hudson valley. then the storms track across new england, toward boston as we go through friday afternoon. today's forecast, beautiful weather in the middle of the country. you don't get days like this in august. 75, low humidity in chicago. still only 87 in dallas. the cool air and beautiful air in the middle of the country. let's forward to the weekend. the heat rapidly returns. dallas back up near 100 on saturday. we're going to have thunderstorms with cooler air arriving in the northern plains, and that will kick severe weather through the great lakes. does not look like a good beach day sunday in the great lakes and the east coast, warm, humid, hit and miss storms but nothing to wash out the weekend plans. let's take a look at washington, d.c., one of the spots dodging showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. we're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. no student's ever done the full hand ra

new york city. this is in new jersey. 3 1/2 inches falling really quickly. now the heavy rains in washington, d.c., with a flash flood watch, buffalo and rochester, cold fronting through here overnight. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. we are off to a murky start. a brighter afternoon. it will be cloudy tomorrow. more drizzle at the cost. like we have this morning. minor fluctuations through our extended forecast. 60s along the coast into san francisco. 70s elsewhere. we may get to 80 at santa rosa and mid-80s inland. clouds tonight mid-50s to low 60. cooler tomorrow. warmer >>> lots ahead on "gma." the latest on the trial of the prep school student facing sexual assault charges. >>> and robin live in new orleans. hey, robin. >> hey there, george. this morning we have the story of an amazing woman from mississippi. diane brugger surviving hurricane katrina by clinging to a tree for dear life. >> only thing i remember is the tree, there were two together and i had a foot in one and a foot in the other tree. it was all just -- just hang on. ll just -- just hang on. ♪ you went to school to learn now. ♪ ♪ things you nev