things you see in urban areas, but in sioux city, iowa, the fire department turned on the fire hydrantsures were over 100 degrees. it went nuts. >> brian, michael, start us out. [laughter] >> we start with lisa mondy. >> right here. >> the other outside -- [inaudible] >> got stitches. all up here. all down here. >> wow. >> oh, my god. >> eventually came down, and it reached out of the water with me in its mouth. >> that's lisa describing the moment she was attacked by a great white short near her home six years ago. she had no idea what hit her. >> it hit me that i didn't know what it was. i thought that i'd been hit by a boat. >> she barely survived that attack, this week she traveledded halfway around the world in search of sharks. for revenge? no. she's actually here to try to help save the sharks. mondy was one of two shark attack victims mike and i bet yesterday onboard a research vessel owned by o-search. this organization is famous for tagging and releasing huge sharks like mary lee. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> spends her summers off the coast of new jersey. >> o-search is on the 14 of a three-week

heavy thunderstorms with a lot of lightning through hastings on their way to sioux city. these storms will regenerate and get to des moines to st. joseph in kansas city a chance of severe storms. 4 million people in this risk. isolated severe storms in chicago and milwaukee. tomorrow this storm system moves to the east, more joous in the atmosphere, more humid on the southern side, 63 million people are at risk. if you're in these areas from mississippi river near paducah whack to west virginia, kentucky and virginia to new york city a chance of severe storms tomorrow. keep that in mind for any travel plans. still very hot his own attorney general here on early today. craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. made fresh with two eggs, cheese and sausage.mmy d. and ready in seconds. [ blinds opening ] now you can enjoy t

heavy thunderstorms with a lot of lightning through hastings on their way to sioux city. these storms will regenerate and get to des moines to st. joseph in kansas city a chance of severe storms. 4 million people in this risk. isolated severe storms in chicago and milwaukee. tomorrow this storm system moves to the east, more joous in the atmosphere, more humid on the southern side, 63 are at risk. if you're in these areas from mississippi river near paducah whack to west virginia, kentucky and virginia to new york city a chance of severe storms tomorrow. keep that in mind for any travel plans. still very hot in the middle of the country too. that's a look at the big weather story today. >>> we're looking at a beautiful day, after two chilly days in a row, a beautiful summer day in new england with highs in the mid-to-upper 70s and low humidity. no such luck from texas to louisiana to arkansas. will feel like 100 and 110 today. we'll have more on that heat wave coming up. >>> now for those of you wanting to work within buckingham palace, freshen up those resumes. prince wi

projected highs, you have ' got solid line straight through the country of triple digit heat, from sioux city again, while not alone, maybe small comfort, there are a lot of other people out there having to deal with the very same thing. at the moment, somewhat of a hazy shot outside palmyra cove nature park, we will bake yet again across the delaware vale. 90s right through monday, and then, the relief finally comes. so, we've got it wait until tuesday. meantime, because of this dangerous heat, the philadelphia corporation for aging has activated their heat line, calling: (215)765-9040. that heat line available from 8:30 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. tonight. important tips to have on hand. meisha? >> absolutely, it is, thank you so much, katie. crazy to look at the map of the nation and see how just warm it is. looking outside right now in the world of travel, we were looking at accident, 59 north past the betsy ross bridge at bridge street. the left lane was compromised. that's now since been cleared. both directions looking okay, although, i will say, as you're pushing in the southbound direction

if you're across some of these cities whether minneapolis on to sioux city, oklahoma city, little rocky be where the fireworks festivities are moved up a little from that 10:00 time slot. wet weather is expected to be scattered across this region and it does stretch into parts of the mid-atlantic as well over the next 24 hours. monday it looks like this. the first monday in july brings in the wet weather. a very similar spot. you see the stationary frontal boundary locked in across this region and also around the midwest that is kind of keeping the weather at bay the next couple of days. but this is the pattern we're expecting to see for much of july. in fact, the 30-day outlook for the month keeps it very unsettled and soggy around the south and southeast. that's precisely how it's been so far in the last several weeks. and notice the temperatures for highs on monday even. notice the yellow color contours. those are indicative of the upper 70s, low 80s. a couple of those pockets have snuck in down toward the south because of all that cloud cover, all the rainfall. and in fact every on

i have no doubt that when you are traveling between sioux city in southwest minnesota. >> is incredibledriving down to spencer and sioux city, i mean, how many times i had to mention to my colleague in the car, we had the inability to check e-mails and the like. it's really a gap in that which is darned convenient. many here are people who need to make a 9-1-1 call. imagine if you're a farmer whose productivity depends on having precision agriculture. those are the connections that really do matter. it's not just professional interest for me and my colleagues but to make sure all rural americans have chronic committee. >> i agree with the work we are going to do. there is a cost to how you can get, but i think it is very important. >> i want to get this bill passed out of the committee and signed into law by president. i just think there is a very significant bipartisan support for this. again, mentioning not just rural areas, the connection to the urban areas as well as absolutely critical. thanks to all of you and thank you, madam chair. i yield back. >> at this time i recognized the

when you are talking about the late 19th century boosters and the creation of the witch city and sioux city. where i grew up in worchester county you had big chair city. or toytown. there was a neighboring town, if you plastic city, and tourist shopal they have pink flamingos because this is where they were first made. this wholepoint -- idea of which city was created in 1890's and it was meant to be the point of local pride. maybe it had sort of gotten twisted and co-opted overtime in most unfortunate ways. we could go on talking forever. we have about 20 minutes or so left. i know a lot of people would love to asked questions. -- ask questions. >> everyone would like to step to the microphone, please. it is right there. >> i am interested in steve's city inthat the witch hawthorne sort of merged. my observation, without particular evidence has been that hawthorne was introduced to sort of displaced the witch city, to bring the image of salem to a higher level. certainly after the salem fire of 1914, hawthorne boulevard was laid out. in the early 1920's, the hawthorne hotel was built. the

surveillance cameras caught him leaving his 16-month-old baby boy in a car seat at a strip mall in sioux citythe baby is listed in critical but stable condition. >>> let's look at traffic now with alexis. >> hey, good morning, reggie. we've got a couple new issues this morning, but overall, we're still looking pretty good. northbound 87 before curtner avenue, an earlier crash has been pushed to the shoulder, but heavy traffic in the area. westbound 80 doing pretty well in emeryville as you approach the maze. before this, though, just before the albany area, we have a crash blocking one lane, so a little bit heavier as you get through that 580 merge and beyond. we'll look at dri ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> hey, good morning to you. we're starting

i represent the southeast part of the state, i have no doubt that when you are andeling between sioux city southwest minnesota, you probably ran into some issues. >> it was incredible. how many times i had to mention to my colleague that we are just going to have to talk. we have the inability to check emails, is really a gap. that was just inconvenience. patientif you are a who has to make a 911 call. those are the connections that really do matter. not just professional interest for me, it is my colleagues with personal interest. >> i agree with the work that we will do. we would pushing for greater data. i think it is very important. >> i want to get this bill passed. to get it passed and signed into law by the president. i think there is very significant partisan support for this. it is not just a borough areas but the connection to the urban areas as well. it is actually critical. becky to all of you, i yield back. -- thanks to all of you, i yield back. chair.k you, madam thank you to our distinguished panel. it is always great to have you here. if i could start my questions with you

fourth, we'll look at damaging winds and hail across the plains, like we mentioned in kansas city, pierre, siouxls, des moines, and so here is the big picture, we're going to see hot, hot temperatures, salt lake city, 102 for the fourth. but the rain looks like it is going to be the middle part of the country. >> jennifer, thank you very much for all of that. you'll be monitoring it for us for the next 24 hours. president trump takes his media bashing to a new level. the new attacks are drawing scorn from members of his own party, so are media experts going to discuss what's next here? go, go! [ rock music playing ] have fun with your replaced windows. run away! [ grunts ] leave him! leave him! [ music continues ] brick and mortar, what?! [ music continues ] [ tires screech ] [ laughs ] [ doorbell rings ] when you bundle home and auto insurance with progressive, you get more than a big discount. that's what you get for bundling home and auto! jamie! you get sneaky-good coverage. thanks. we're gonna live forever! when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an

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