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line of showers moving as wrote rockford, we are not expecting to see any at the port strong weather today. high- temperature expected today of 54 degrees. we will be down to 40 degrees overnight, tuesday we will hit 64 degrees showers and thunderstorms early wednesday. >> still had on line at sending stories. trending stories. tokyo test had its strongest earthquake in years at 6.0 magnitude. no tsunami warnings app. >> if you'd drink power 8, a controversial ingredient has been dropped >> to date is may says, but a shortage of lima shortage of blind at a cost the priced to glimes has put a squeeze on cinco de mayo . >> royal princess visited and as a tennessee this weekend. they were joined by their cousins. prince william and prince harry enjoyed southern barbecue. >> looking across the state regents, weekend state showers across park areawe are able to see if hours across our area.showers. high-temperature today at 57 the great, lowe tonight 40 degrees. >> construction, project started today on a railroad crossing on larchmont. reagan expressway exit ramp at ogden will be closed

from wheeling all the way back toward rockford and into aurora.avy torrential rain going right over washington, d.c.. look at the line. that is incredible. we have flood issues there. the bigger issue is the cooler pattern that is in place. 47 up in ukiah. they will continue to tumble and the record highs will start to abate as well. for us the system is punching in and pushing the high out of here. that means temperatures even inland will come down. a little muggy yesterday. they did a little bit yesterday but they are still in the 90s. the heat is moving out and staying out for awhile. pretty good little drop saturday and a big drop on sunday and monday. upper 60s and lower 70s. a lot of high clouds and coastal fog it will be cooler. temperatures on their way down here. other areas brentwood, oakley 89. 88 morgan hill. 83 san jose. also for milpitas and 60s on the coast. 77 san mateo. low, low 80s mountain view and palo alto. cooling continues into saturday and then on sunday with your weekend always in view sunday looks like the key deal here.

. >> tornado tearing through parts of north dakota last night about six miles south of rockford city. 15-year-old girl is in critical concern. it touched down on an oil workers camp. the national weather service is saying they have not assessed the strength of the tornado. >> well, as far as the east coast, the warm already is here and how long is it going to last? >> a few days. the temperatures up to near 90 degrees and a few days of that and the swear weather in north dakota is gone. the national weather service is sending out teams to look at the damage. we have to go further to the south, this the texas, this line of strong storms that came through central texas and pushing off to coast. that line of swear weather. rain is a problem now and seeing the flood watches and a lot of rain in a short period of time. the rain over the nest three days, you are seeing that continuing to spread to the east as the storm is moving out. flooding will be a problem today and a few days across the southeast, no rain where we need it to the west. the draught is continuing there. we are continuing

murad theater in indianapolis on may thirty first and on june seventh at the car not a theater in rockford illinois west of chicago work the country larry you know i do i let's get right into turn issues none more current than mr sterling now i've heard that you have attacked the fact that he was taped that that's you know but i know dns them justify the means but this is well you know it's be good if we could keep two thoughts and i had the same time you know no one forgives the racism it's nice we've reached a place in america where that's not even debatable nobody stands up for the racism but you know the fourth amendment isn't beanbag no i get it that he's in a kind of a quads i public situation there with the team he it's not its own not public but it's the other owners can kick him out but when i was saying a lot of people are interesting i almost never get cute does from both left and right both left and right like that i said you know what if you can't to your own girlfriend in your living room without losing your property. then what is before the men because the fourth amendment i

it will feel less humid. 82 at midway 82 it out here. 83 at woodstock and rockford. terribly strong now. the dew points which represent moisture are at the gulf coast 60 degree levels right now. as you go northwest see how they drop. it is a pretty dry air mass. much drier than it is in the city. that is what is coming our way. humidity at o'hare is down to 34%. the dew point has dropped to 51. bad news on the palm frond. mold grass tree all moderate, buy wheat pollen.tight wheat po. >> at 4:00 we will get you burn. you want to wear sunscreen. it is getting to that time of the year. >> west-northwest winds 8-15 mi. per hour. tonight is partly cloudy. a low down to 55. northwest wind at 8-15. high of 70 in the end. cooler at the lake shore. on friday mostly sunny seasonable temperatures 73. a little lake breeze will bring '60s to the beaches. we'll have a little lake: on saturday getting up close to 80. into the '80s on sunday. might even get up to 89 on memorial day. memorial day is not traditionally nice. >> we certainly had a wild mix. sometimes you get a 90 degree

rockford files real time real time with bill maher is really friday night a must and they repeated seven thousand times in my career in the week chris christie does you have a future oh yeah. garbage removal i don't know but politics now i think he has a future i don't know. i think you know we did something about the fact that he should have run in two thousand and twelve because the longer you stay on the vine the more likely something like that is going to come up obama was very smart remember when he ran every said how can you run you down he been in the senate people don't even know who you are and he went exactly that's exactly the point they don't know who i am if i wait around in of the four years old i'm going to pick at more votes to use against me and chris christie if he was smart should have run in two thousand and twelve when he was still have that new candidate smell really good been indicted you know they yeah it's looking worse and worse because of course when the press doesn't cover the really important stories of the t.v. press anyway but boy when they get their hooks

waivert there is a process to address exactly what you are talking about in rockford. yes, it is an expedited process. it is a situation, unfortunately, where the process the over and perverted underlying rules and the basic concepts of ownership. >> we can have that discussion when i have more time. i have had a lot of concerns from local tv stations in my district. while we disagree with the rule, i hope you make it very clear how they can apply for these waivers. i yield back. thank you. >> thank you very much. on behalf of mr. matheson and myself, thank you, chairman wheeler, for your testimony. we look forward to working with you. the hearing is now adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> part of a "washington journal " discussion on the middle east respiratory system, known as mers. see the whole program at c-span.org. here is part of the conversation. host: dr. michael bell is joining us. associate director from the cdc infection control unit. he is joining us from the cdc thi

taking a look across the region, satellite composite shows rain to the west of rockford.uch of that is moving north or east. it will be making its way into the region. the chance of rain arrives at lunchtime and then increases with each hour. 40 percent chance of rain by 5:00 p.m.. today we get up to 80 degrees by 9:00 p.m. we're back down. today's official high is 83. warmer than normal. 66 tonight. tomorrow 80 degrees for the high. thursday we climb up to 78. a fairly nice week. this weekend looks dry. >> markets is off by the leftist a story on some of the best thrill rides in the country., including one that is close to home. check it out. >> a summer of new thrills kicks off in a very chilly april. this is banshee, this is the king's island outside cincinnati the world's longest inverted roller- coaster takes riders upside- down seven times at more than 60 mi. per hour. one of the many new attractions opening across the country this season. new jersey six flags great venture taking a drop ride to an insane level. zoom in pop up. this will take you up 415 ft. right on

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but that there is a waiver process to address exactly what you're talking about in rockford and, yes, there's an expedited process, and it's a situation, unfortunately, where the process took over and perverted the underlying rules and the basic concepts of ownership. >> and we can have that broader discussion when i have more time. my time has expired but i will say, i have heard a lot of concerns from local tv stations even in my district, and i hope that while we disagree with the rule, i hope that you make it very clear how they can apply for these waivers and how they can get this taken care of. mr. chairman, i will yield back. and thank you. >> thank you very much. on behalf of mr. mathieson and of myself, thank you, chairman wheeler, for your testimony this morning. we look forward to working with you in the future, and the hearing is now adjourned. >> c-span's newest book, a collection of interviews from 25 years. >> at that point i was what you might call a democrat. the greatliever in society, but also a believer in the tough approach to the soviet union. democratice in the

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some snow sticking on the ground in places like rockford, illinois.have incredible amounts of rainfall. this is it right here. brought a lot of flooding across the carolinas and virginia. get ready, new york city. by tomorrow morning, boston, big rain, 2 to 3 inches and some localized flooding. >> thanks for the update. >>> president obama trying to make some headway in his second-term agenda despite recent scandals pulling the white house focus away. the president trying to push issues like transportation and immigration. but critics are pressing him to get more hands-on with the veterans affairs scandal. chief white house correspondent ed henry joins me. does the administration think they can get the big thing done in the second term? >> no doubt the president is pushing his second-term agenda. he thinks he can get some of these big things done. he just had lunch at shake shack here in d.c. with the vice president, some construction workers. for the second time this week, the president made remarks where he pushed republicans on infrastructure spend

but that there is a waiver process to address exactly what you're talking about in rockford and, yes, there's an expedited process, and it's a situation, unfortunately, where the process took over and perverted the underlying rules and the basic concepts of ownership. >> and we can have that broader discussion when i have more time. my time has expired but i will say, i have heard a lot of concerns from local tv stations even in my district, and i hope that while we disagree with the rule, i hope that you make it very clear how they can apply for these waivers and how they can get this taken care of. mr. chairman, i will yield back. and thank you. >> thank you very much. on behalf of mr. mathieson and of myself, thank you, chairman wheeler, for your testimony this morning. we look forward to working with you in the future, and the hearing is now adjourned. ofc-span coverage commencement speeches continue with the sheryl sandberg who recently spoke to graduates at a community college in chicago. will hear from microsoft ceo john thompson and general motor's ceo, mary barra. that is ton

i had a man in my office yesterday, at the age of 17 in rockford, illinois, he was convicted of drug conspiracy and sentenced to a life sentence plus 10 years. he served over 20 years in the federal prison system. average cost, $29,000 a year. it is an example of a serious mistake made by a teenager paid for with a major part of this life. what is your thought about those still serving under the 100-1 guideline? >> idle to get thought about it carefully enough to give a good answer. drug enforcement is not a big focus of the job i am in now. as prosecutors and investigators, it is always important we look back and see if there are ways to do things better and smarter. >> last question. your predecessor and i work for something that came as a shock to me. your predecessor and i worked on something that came as a shock to me. on 9/11, the fbi computer system as it was totally inadequate, did not have access to the internet, did not have ways to reference and search, and had no capacity to transmit documents or photographs online. when the suspects of 9/11 were identified, photographs o

i had a man in my office age of 17 in the rockford, illinois, he was convicted of drug conspiracy andsentenced to a life sentence plus 10 years. he served over 20 years in the federal prison system. average cost, $29,000 a year. of a seriousple mistake made by a teenager paid for with a major part of this life. what is your thought about those still serving under the 100-1 guideline? >> idle to get thought about it carefully enough to give a good answer. drug enforcement is not a big focus of the job i am in now. as prosecutors and investigators, it is always important we look back and see if there are ways to do things better and smarter. >> last question. your predecessor and i worked on something that came as a shock to me. fbi computer system as it was was totally inadequate, did not have access to the internet, did not have ways to reference and search, and had no capacity to transmit documents or photographs online. 9/11 wereuspects of identified, photographs of the suspects were sent to the fbi offices in overnight mail. could not be sent by the computer system. your predecesso

. >> host: of rockford, illinois erica by school degree. >> caller: good morning. thank you.have a college diploma -- i mean, high-school diploma. earlier you were talking about licenses for hair dressers. well, would like to point out little irony to you. i think that the licenses are only to generate revenue for the state and the various governments. and i work on heavy trucks. i fix brakes, put the wheels and the bearings back in school buses your children live. i do not have a license to do so. it's not required. however, it is required that a person putting in warming fluid in a dead body have a license to do so. it is about the money. on looking at having to buy a license to be a mechanic sometimes in because mike. thank you for the great work. >> said the two it's all over the place. there doesn't seem to be too much or reason. very often the pressure comes from the industry itself. if you can enforce a licensing system, you can keep other people out. >> host: jim, wilmington, north carolina. college degree speech ride high. i have 3 degrees. my follow went to cal tech

your analysis seemed to lack an appreciation for the public interest benefits fostered by jsa's in rockford an area i represent without these agreements the fox station produces actually hispanic newscast and they've said that they will not be able to produce that newscast, for instance. while i don't believe my local tv station should have to fight for a waiver -- and we can have a broader issue on the whole can that discussion. your role, are you going to make sure these stations can take advantage of the waivers? will there be clear and transparent standards for apply for waivers? >> you raised a really important point about waivers. why we had to deal with jsa's, there was becoming a cottage industry in this town on k street of lawyers figuring out ways to get around the ownership rules the commissions had in place forever. jsa

which brings me to the story of two brothers, kyle and bret pledski of rockford, michigan. kyle an, an army specialist was injured during his first deployment to afghanistan, sustaining multiple pelvis fractures, ankle injury and nerve damage to most of his right leg. when kyle first came to the white house in 2013, weigh was in a wheelchair. when he came to our home, the vice president's residence a few months later, he was walking. kyle will tell you that much of his progress is due to the fact that his older brother bret was able to help serve as his caregiver. and bret will tell you that the reason he was able to help his brother kyle was because of the va's caregiver rule which was signed by president obama in 2011. the va caregiver rule provides training, counseling, supportive services and a living stip pend to post-9/11 caregivers. because the va caregivers's rule bret's employer kept his job open so bret could fulfill this important role for his brother. bret is back in chicago at his job and kyle is doing great. and they both credit the caregiver rule as critical

eric is watching us in rockford, illinois with a high school degree. i have a high school diploma.er you were talking about licenses for hairdressers. i want to point out an irony to you. are only tolicenses generate revenue for the states and various governments. i work on heavy trucks. i fix breaks. bearings back in the school buses your children ride. i do not have a license to do so. however it is required that a person putting an embalming fluid in a dead body has to have the license to do it. it is about the money. i am looking at adding a license to become a mechanic sometime soon. guest: there doesn't seem to be too much of a rhyme or reason. very often the pressure comes from the industry itself because if you can we force -- if you can enforce a licensing system you can keep people out. jim has a college degree. hello. i have three degrees. i told my kids to get the cheapest college graduate -- college credits they can get paid if you want to graduate from a brand school, just to the last year there. it is all a racket as far as i am concerned. i have been in the consumer

from is joining us rockford, illinois, democrats line. good morning. caller: hello. host: go ahead.ou're on the air. caller: hey. how are you doing? ifas just trying to find out white phosphorous was a chemical agent. mistaken, israel used gaza.-- in guest: i don't know if white c.w.horous is part of the agreement that the u.s. and russia brokered with the syrian regime. i think the key objectives of agreementcal warfare and back tear gas and raid logical weapons racin and chemical agents like that which are in the syrian inventory. currenter of the president assad, he was the man dealt with when i was the american ambassador in syria to 1991. he built up this chemical as, if you will, a poor man's deterrent to conflict with israel under the assumption that israel militaryy powerful capability, including nuclear weapons. that hiss the arsenal son bashir inherited. -- unfortunate flatley unfortunately it's part of that arsenal that he used against rebel and civilian forces which caused those 1,400-odd deaths ont caused the crisis chemical weapons in syria. host: there's a follow-up t

so, then from there i googled around to see which schools may have them in the rockford area. >> yeahthis at a high school, a program unfolded which brought a 3-d printer into the school which could get to you actually build one of these protest set particular hands for a student. tell me your involvement in the program and how you learned about kylie's story. >> well, i have been part of this engineering program since freshman year. and the 3-d printer is new this year. it's been really cool. so one day our teacher comes up. is he is like hey, we have a project for you guys. do you want to build a hand for a little girl? and we were just all so exebbs static. it's pretty awesome. >> >> you have had a chance to try on the hand. what was your response when you first got a look at this and how do you think it will change your life? >> it was very cool. and i could pick up some other stuff and grab both handle bars when i ride my bike. >> that's amazing. jeremy, this must have been an incredible feeling when you saw your little girl's face for the first time after she was able to do that

the second day of this system is even wider, from san antonio all the way up to rockford, illinois, and on into minneapolis. the 48-hour rainfall amounts going to be fairly impressive. as you can see, we've got some areas up to one inch from just north of denver into michigan, and also into the central plains as well. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. we're going o get to cam forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. at ge, you've inspired us to reimagine the kitchen. with innovations like the first dishwasher featuring 102 spray jets. the kitchen is now thinking -- more like you. and...stop. no? nothing? [ male announcer ] ge. reimagining home. >>> 7:16 dm good morning to you. temperatures are chilly. great looking day shaping up. over the course of the next half hour. beautiful conditions for today. we are going to cut those wind speeds today. we keep on climbing up into mother's day. >> all right, al, thank you very much. >>> now the scandal that nearly took down then president bill clinton. 16 years after her affair with the president was d

. >>> and a rockford, ohio, teen gives his great-grandmother the gift of a lifetime. austin dennison took his great-grandmother delores to his senior prom because she never got to go when she was in high school. this is great home video. start crying now, savannah. the two slow dancing together while the others looked on. an incredible gesture there. the night started with dinner at bob evans, one of her favorite places to go eat. the two, get this, they were home by 9:00 p.m. >> that's my dream night right there. >> just what her father said. better be home by 9:00. >> what a sweetheart. i just love that. what a great young man. he should be applauded. >> good man. >> not to mention he probably won all the girls after that. total ploy for the girls. >> should we turn to carson for the weather. >> no problem. let's check out the weather. >> exactly. there he goes. >> i don't know where to go. >> we have al roker, he's at churchill downs in louisville for tomorrow's kentucky derby. good morning to you, al. >> you go ahead, pull that, daily. i'll show up at "the voice."