even worse in shreveport for 95. we have 50 million people under heat advisories or heat warnings from the southeast to the deep south and a good section of california and arizona no relief along the gulf coast areas around tennessee and arkansas will get a little bitd feel like 12 in san antonio. you'll be lucky and fortunate if some of those showers and thunderstorms cool you off as we go throughout the afternoon hours from dallas to shreveport to mississippi and alabama of course whenever you get these showers and storms you also get? travel issues. let's talk about possible airport implications coming up >> people coming back and school starting -- >> leist schools starting in the south on monday. >> cade's quick hits cuba gooding jr. is scheduled to appear in court for a hearing related to charges in an alleged groping incident a manhattan judge rejected his motion to dismiss the against him and set a trial date for september 9th. >>> the federal aviation administration is banning certain macbook pro laptops on

cities like shreveport would do a lot of trade with a specific, all of those a potential locations for a new free port which is very exciting. i traveled around the u.s. quite significantly last year i was in detroit and cleveland seeing the benefits that freedoms in this country have given to those great american cities. and what i think the opportunity for brexit is is for us to think differently and be able to about different places in our country to do things differently, so that they can reach their full potential, give more power to local communities and allow enterprise to thrive. one of the biggest opportunities of brexit is the opportunity to strike a free-trade deal with the united states. i was pleased to meet ambassador lighthizer two days ago to discuss that opportunity and get things moving. this is following the very positive phone call between rime minister boris johnson and president trump. and i think this shows that the real economic headwind behind our regional economic partnership and i note something to heritage foundation has done a lot of work on laying out thos

the first in 2008 came two weeks after he was fired by lsu-shreveport.other round of unemployment and financial troubles. >> he's trying to get jobs at temporary agencies. he's having financial issues. his home is going to foreclosure. >> reporter: but they argued that garcia's original target on mother's day 2013 was dr. chhanda bewtra, a professor at creighton who had written him bad evaluations. >> she was somebody that he really thought was too hard on him, was the cause of his termination to begin with, and he really had some animosity towards her. >> reporter: two days before the attempted break-in, prosecutors said anthony garcia used his phone to look up dr. bewtra's address. analysis of a scant bit of dna evidence taken from a doorknob at the bewtra home showed there was a significant chance that either garcia or a male relative of his had tried to break in. >> when that doesn't work because they're not home, he then goes to wing stop, right up the road, and goes to plan b where he searches for the brumbacks' address. >> reporter: this receipt s

an excessive force investigation involving a police officer in shreveport, louisiana. new video obtained by our affiliate ktbs and under investigation by police shows corporal dylan hudson kicking a trespass suspect in the head while he was on the ground being held by two other officers. hudson is then seen jolting him with a stun gun. the charges against the suspect were then dropped. the officer is on paid leave pending the investigation. >>> and we reported on this last night. now authorities in one maryland school district sounding the alarm about school bus safety. with students returning after labor day, montgomery county police releasing video showing a 16-year-old struck as she crosses to board the bus. incredibly, she was okay. the driver, apparently trying to beat a yellow school bus light, was among thousands receiving citations last year for illegal school bus crossings. wow. >>> and persistence pays off for canada's newest multi-millionaire. edmonton resident bon truong knew immediately he had won a $60 million jackpot because he's been playing the same nu

new lows down here, including industrial and material names like 3m and fedex and caterpillar, shreveport brand. all of these companies, what do they have in common? hey're all tied to the global economy. for "nightly business report", i'm bob pisani at theexew york stocange. >>> a federal reserve official said today that the central bank is monitoring the impact of last month's interest rate cut. richmond fed president tomno barton gav clues about the future path of rates but he said theomestic economy appears to be strong but international economies are weaker and uncertainty ised elev especially when it comes to trade. >>> and today more than 200 footwear companies urged president trump to cancel the proposed higher tariffs on chinese imports which te effect next month. the industry trade group said theariffs act as a hidden tax that will hike consumer prices. while duties on some chinese imports were delayed until december, the majority of footwear lin face an additional 15% tariff on september 1st. >>> chinese telecom company teawei remains at the center of the trade dis between the

shreveport near 100 degrees. this is dangerous stuff. that's a check nationa >>> good saturday morning. i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. today will be partly cloudy with mild temperatures. a the coast with the breeze, temperatures in the mid 60s. san francisco, 66. more sunshine inland but temperatures will be on the milder side. concord and antioch, 83 degrees. san jose, 80 degrees. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. things start to warm up tomorrow and the summer heat is on monday and tuesday before it cools down midweek. >> if you thought that super >> if you thought that super yacht was big, wait until you see the boat i got on a few days ago. we'll show that to you l >> i was thinking you're more of a canoe guy. >> i like man powered stuff. >> silence. >> i'm not a water guy. that's the bottom line. i'm a land lover. >> thanks, rob. >>> one nfl rookie making his mark months after showing up to try outs uninvited, sleeping outside and talking his way on to the field. diane macedo is here to tell us about his gamble that

we have excessive heat warnings, alexandria, shreveport, eastern, oklahoma.t watch. tomorrow we're going to crank the heat up hotter than it's been. in total, 76 million people have areas of concern for heat. as far as the temperatures today, it's the feels like temperature that gets to you. it's in the shade, remember, and when you add the temperature to the humidity, memphis, could be one of the hottest spots in the country, feeling like 114 degrees, st. louis, 110, same for houston, corpus christi, 111. areas of north florida, very hot, jacksonville tied yesterday, tampa will feel like 105. the heat isn't quite sneaking up the east coast. that will happen tomorrow. the heat indices will sneak to areas like raleigh, d.c., a little break this weekend, and the humidity increase you'll feel it later today. for today, severe storms in iowa. chicago could get rain out of this. tuesday in the northeast, we get storms, and they sneak to the southeast. by the end of the week, it quiets down a little bit. hot in areas like texas but we don't have a lot o sevef sever

a heat advisory is posted for dallas, shreveport, and abilene as well. the heat is going to building across the southwest as well. temperatures 110 or better here and also building across the northeast. more on that in just a little bi >> little change tomorrow. 72 oakland. 81 in livermor. just minor warming inland tomorrow at then >>> i could use some help. anyone who knows how to turn off the beeping on an ipad. i left my phone at home. this is the only device -- >> it only beeps when i'm talking. i'll be reading something on the teleprompter. beep. >> your children will probably help explain that to you. >> that's a good idea. >> thank you, rob. >> thank you, rob. >>> adrienne is here. something's going on at disney world. somebody did something that i would never do. >> never do. but a lot of people might think this is heaven. one of the most well-known attractions at disney world's magic kingdom is it's a small world. the perfect ride to raise money for a good cause. from wilmington, delaware, rode it back-to-back for 12 hours straight. that's 23 tr

look at these feels-like temperatures, 90 degrees in d.c., 105 in memphis, 106 in shreveport. on the north side of this heat dome, as we typically see, severe weather will be the rule, especially around sunset, especially where you see the bull's eye there. had he ever heavy rain, big hail and damaging winds. this is the system that's producesing lots of flooding around the tampa bay area. organized showers and thunderstorms. there is a chance it could become a tropical depression the next couple days as it moves across the seaboard to the carolinas. three inches of flooding rain, in some places up to ten inches. and alaska, once again a record-breaking heat dome across alaska. it's going to be in the 70s this weekend. anchorage this summer, an amazing record. we've seen 30 days above 70 degrees. the old record is 15 days, so we've doubled that already and that was just back in 2015. the arctic is changing very fast because of climate change. jeff? >> okay, jeff, thank you very much. >>> on the week marking the 50th anniversary of woodstock, hollywood is remembering an actor w

the rockers from shreveport, louisiana, got together in 2013 and created a rock and roll sound influtedfirst album and their tv debut right here on this show. and just yesterday, they released "power." their second studio collection, and starts a 35-city international tour. now performing the title track "power," here are the seratones. ♪ brighter days coming but i can't see where i'm going in the dark morning i hit the ground running ♪ ♪ 'cause this grind is so damn real trying to break that same bag deal with the devil that i know and the devil that i don't ♪ ♪ we take two steps forward they take one step backward we take each step to lift us up higher ♪ ♪ mama said listen your first mind is your a greatest intuition ♪ ♪ find the strength in your hands and you will pull your way out of the quicksand ♪ ♪ but this grind is so damn real trying to break that same bad deal with the devil that i know and the devil that i don't ♪ ♪ we take two steps forward they take one step backward ♪ ♪ we take each step to lift us up higher ♪ ♪ two steps forward they take one step backward we take each st

110 to 115 degrees in some of those areas like jacksonville, like pensacola, florida, new orleans shreveport will feel like 105, houston like 108 tomorrow, temperatures, feels-like temperature above 1oo. phoenix, 113 tomorrow, temperatures will still stay in that 115 to 120-degree range, exceptionally hot in your part of the country. >> i was going to say, in my hometown that's a high temp for sure >>> now to an an nbc news exclusive, the head of i.c.e. defending those massive workplace raids in a new interview with nbc and another top official under fire this morning for what he said about the statue of liberty. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: good morning. the fourth acting i.c.e. director since trump took office makes no apologies for the raids at food companies in mississippi. another official is being criticized for changing the poem on the statue of liberty this morning, a top immigration official taking heat for rewriting the statue of liberty's famous inscription, reading in part, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free ken cuccinelli saying

look across the south, with the humidity levels, it's going to feel much hotter than the 99 in shreveportille will be 95 tomorrow birmingham, 92 relative hum >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a live look outside in dublin today, another really nice day, as our temperatures head into the low 80s, and san jose expect a high of 81 degrees, and 84 in concord. 81 today in napa with san francisco staying in the 60s. our inland temperatures will stay in the 80s, with a slight chance of rain today and tomorrow in the north bay, and then by sunday, we're up to 92 degrees and our temperatures stay very hot into the start of next week, and coming down gradually by next wednesday. >> that's your latest weather. willie >> al, thanks very much. >>> there's a lot more ahead this morning, including an nbc news investigation into the dark side of the billion dollar business of sports memorabilia one family lost their life savings on fakes and shares a warning. >>> also ahead, taylor swift getting candid about facing her critics, and her music >>> tori kelly celebrates the release of her new a

you look at the northeast too, and anywhere from again, dallas to shreveport, little rock to memphisve heat advisories that make their way here. baltimore broke a record yesterday. we can see close at reagan, and it will fill like 99 in philadelphia. boston under that heat advisory, going for 95 for a high. remember, i told you this all starts to break by the end of the week. my husband keeps saying, it feels like fall. i'm so happy. i'm not ready. i'm not ready for it. all right. let's go ahead and get your local weather in 30 seconds. first though, the select cities sponsored by pronamel. i know he's looking down on us right now, we hope we made him happy. >> these stories, so heartbreaking but so heartwarming at the same time. >> kind of hard to watch, but a pretty beautiful story. we want to thank the station wpbf for helping with that. we also know neely has another son who is starting high school, they're going to be there for him too. >> don't miss our updates on wnnfans.com. >>> it's monday. so i feel like we all need a little smile to start our day. how about when you don't

factor in the heat indices it is going to feel like it is 108 in dallas, 106 in san antonio, 107 in shreveport index of 105 air temperatures tomorrow, norfolk is going to be 5 degrees above average at 90. 91 in atlanta. 93 in new orleans. the good news is tha by the time we get to the weekend, cool front comes in, and it brings in less humid, more refreshing air. saturday it is 79 in minneapolis. 81 in detroit. 86 in d.c. boston will be 79 all weekend long that's what's going on around the country. here's what' >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we look outside in dublin, looking hazy but our skies will be clearing out throughout the rest of the day with some breezy wins and cool temperatures. the tri valley will reach the low 80s. upper 60s in san francisco. low 80s for napa and santa rosa. we will have cooler than normal weather through the end of the week. by sunday we're heating up to 92 degrees. >> that's your latest weather. craig? >> mr. roker, thank you. >>> coming up, another tourist falls at yosemite. this morning, the new warning to the millions who visit that iconic

. >> from shreveport, louisiana. >> eva's first trip to new york. >> hi from texas ♪ >> good morning,e up because we're on "today"! >> hi, everybody, nice to see those happy faces out on our plaza. good to have you with us on a nice sunny morning out on our plaza. >> that's a lively crowd. >> yeah, we're going to get out there in just a moment lets get right to the news at 8:00 the mass shootings this weekend in el paso, texas, and dayton, ohio, have left those communities in mourning and in shock, and the nation's searching for answers. nbc national correspondent, miguel almaguer, has the latest on the investigations, and we're learning more about the victims of those tragedies my fw miguel, good morning. >> reporter: 31 people were killed by two mass shooters in two separate states. the suspect in ohio is dead. the suspect here in el paso is still alive, and we are learning more about his rampage >> these people moved, touched and inspired me. >> reporter: this morning the tight-knit border town of el paso, texas, is still reeling in the middle of a waking nightmare, white crosses r