we have eight tribes in south dakota and they are both in the state of south dakota. so many of our children are in communities but there are many financial challenges. that's a nice way of saying being poor. and being poor has been multigenerational and mull being poor is ongoing. we have -- one of the things i want to be clear about is our educational systems which are funded not only by the united states government but by the state of south dakota is our children have access to pretty good education. they get on a school bus which is paid by the government. they come to a school paid for by the government and they go to a classroom paid for by the government. so when you have high rates of poverty, a lot of children go without. they go without other things that other children might benefit from. on the other side of that coin one thing i noticed about communities of poverty is everybody has a tv. everybody has a television set. everybody -- they can find a way to put all of their resources together to get some things that those children could benefit from watching

the gentlelady from wyoming, south dakota, excuse me. >> yes, thank you, mr. chairman. >> that's fine, that's fine. >> two lovely ladies. >> that's right, that's right, and congratulations to ranking member lujan. your leadership on this committee is very important and on a very important issue that we're dealing with today. miss tucker, i want to thank you for your testimony because i come from south dakota, and we have nine tribes that are already recognized by the federal government. they are treaty tribes, and your story is not one that i often get the chance to hear, so i want to thank you for that, and your testimony today was not in vain. it gave an education to somebody who has a different experience with tribes that are recognized in a much different american, so i appreciate that. it's tribes that are located in my state, it's important to recognize that they are being recognized in different manner and that these longtime treaty tribes do have a different status than you do today, and we need to make sure that in all of this processes we have the di

so firefighters showed up to south dakota sfreet for a tree on a -- street for a tree on the house.utes later they had to come out here for the same exact emergency. good news is, nobody was hurt in either of these. >> i mean, the storm that came through here was -- it was awful. i thought it was a tornado. >> reporter: this tree in the 3900-block of south dakota toppled over two separate houses. a gentleman was found by rescuers and besides being shaken up, he wasn't hurt. 15 minutes later another call up the street where an almost identical situation. rescue crews responded to the 1600-block of lawrence street in northeast dc. once there, the search what neighbors described was a two story group home for women. thankfully everyone was accounted for, and there were no reports of injuries inside. >> the neighbors basically busted in a side door and got two of the ladies out. >> reporter: . [ no audio ]. >> obviously we're losing ken molestina there. we thank him for the report. >>> tonight a storm blew through an area bringing hail, driving rain and winds. it blew the roof off of a

nbc's kristen dahlgren is just back from the fire lines in south dakota. >> reporter: on the fire lines, the work is hot. >> feels like you open an oven. >> reporter: dangerous and dirty. and in the summer fire season, it just doesn't stop. >> we worked 54 of the last 58 days for 16 hours a day. >> reporter: there is not much time at home and for many there is no health insurance. >> even with this fire contained here the work can be dangerous. they worry about falling limbs and flareups and many say they're just as worried about what happens once they leave here. some 8,000 firefighters work six months a year for the forest service. they're considered seasonal employees, temporary, not eligible for federal insurance. an injury on the job would be covered under worker's comp, but anything else for the seasonals or their families isn't. >> is austin feeling better? >> reporter: eric has two young sons. >> they're the light of my life, you know? >> reporter: his baby jack was born in april with complications. medical bills were $38,000. how much do you make? >> about that in a year. >> re

severe storms will develop from south dakota to central nebraska. out west, it will be dry, but a few showers are possible across western washington in to oregon. >>> in sports this morning, the mets' r.a. dickey just threw himself into the record books. the 37-year-old knuckleballer pitched another gem against the orioles. he struck out a career-high 13, recorded a second straight one-hitter. the last time a national league pitcher did that was in 1944. he had some help from ike davis. went deep for his first career grand slam. mets shut out the orioles 5-0. >>> a big night for the diamondbacks' aaron hill. he hit for the cycle against the mariners. he tagged a single in the first, a triple in the third, a double in the fifth and finished in dramatic fashion with a solo home run in the seventh. he's the fifth arizona player in history to hit for the cycle. d'backs blow past seattle 7-1. >>> in california, the giants' matt cain back on the mound for the first time since throwing a perfect game. in the fourth against the angels, makes a great grab an

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>>guest: south dakota does not have a lot oil hundred and they do not need a state income tax.hington state don't have oil and they don't need a state income tax. state without income taxes without state income taxes grow much faster. have more population growth. have more wealth and income creation. >>neil: so it would not surprise you if this went down to defeat for those reasons and others, right? >>guest: but again we have been cutting the income tax, cutting taxes in north dakota. i focus on getting rid of the income tax. >>neil: while you are here, i wanted to see if you wanted to respond to this, jeb bush was asked about your pledge and how it handicaps republicans. >> i cut taxes every year i was governor. and i don't believe you outsource your convictions to people. i respect grover's political involvement. he has every right but i never seen any pledge. >>neil: what do you make of that? >>guest: it is odd. he hasn't been in politics if 10 years. last time he ran for office he is from florida. he comes to washington, dc, and later, in that interview, he says, i agree t

two cars collided at the intersection of rhode island and south dakota avenues around 2:00 a.m. police say the driver of one of the cars ran off after the accident while two passengers in the other car had to be taken to the hospital. so far no word on their condition. two parked considers were also damaged in the accident. >>> a second wildfire is burning in colorado. the newest fire started sunday and quickly burned about 1,000 haker just west of colorado springs. the fire forced 200 people to leave their homes. meanwhile, the hyde park fire destroyed homes, bringing the total homes destroyed to 190. the fire has burned more than 58,000 aukers. firefighters were duting and digging a t. line to keep the fire from spreading. it is now 50% contained. >>> most of hawaii dropped a wind advisory after strong winds slammed the big island, maui. winds reached nearly 100 miles per hour yesterday bringing down trees and knocking out power. several homes were damaged. no one was hurt. >> looks like some were having a good time in the wind. >> not me. >> i would be in the house. doors clo

>> as you were talking, moving on the associate press wires, a warning about a tornado now in south dakota now, we're looking at a severe weather risk, they're issued out moderate disc area, western minnesota and northeastern parts of south dakota, an elevated risk in the form of large hail, damaging winds and even tornados. we have been seeing some tornado warnings issued out. reports of possibly a tornado on the ground. right now no tornado warnings, we have a tornado watch in effect for this part of the country, again, west central minnesota, northeastern parts of south dakota, and this watch is in effect until 10 p.m. local time. and anyone that here remains alert. and the strong storms headed eastward and could produce tornado touchdowns as we head into the nighttime hour, it's more dangerous at night because you can't see a tornado. >> harris: from one explain to t the-- one extreme to the other. maria is watching it for us, thank you very much. police versus protesters in spain and a deadly mudslide in mexico, just two stops as we go around the world in 80 seconds. spain, things got

take a look at some of the high temperatures from yesterday. 109 in rapid city, south dakota. 105 for the record as well in denver. 104 in oklahoma city. 106 in dallas and that was not even a record. if 115 in nebraska and in kansas. those were the highest temperatures yesterday. as the height shouldigh ships, the warm air will move into washington. temperatures will climb into the in low 90's tomorrow. upper 90s on friday through the weekend. no clouds overhead right now. we can still see the cloud line over the ocean. that is the cold front from a couple days ago. low humidity today, 87 northwesterly wind at 10-20. breezy at times. mostly sunny again tomorrow. low 90's with humidity creeping up. friday through the weekend near 100 for the high temperature. i think we will be in the upper 90s with instability and possibly a few thundershowers friday through sunday. june through july in washington you have to hit or exceed 100 degrees and generally to break a record or tie record. the lowest record is saturday at 100. i think we will come close. back to lisa baden. >> you were talking

he releases the washington and the south dakota under command of the one naval officer in the entire south pacific who knows how to use greater control gunfire. he comes from naval training center. he helped install the hardware on the ships. he wrote the first manuals that hadn't even been yet distributed to the fleet the a kentucky rifleman, a champion pistol shooter, epileptic medalist with a pistol and a rifle, master of every gun from .45 caliber to a 16-inch from his the man you want and demand for a fight like this. and for an end to take these two capital ships into harm's way. so that night the night of november 14-15, willis lee goes forth with washington as flagship and the south dakota and makes short work of the last japanese battleship, a regional. and with this, with this the japanese psychological route, the size -- it is complete and the japanese point of view. they have lost two battleships in action at close range, fist fighting range, against american squadron. and never again, remember this is 1942, it won't be until the end of 1944, almost two years, the japanes

now to lisa baden. >> vdot is sending somebody to north avenue and to south dakota avenue because ofmultitude of crashes on 95 in virginia, the main lanes coming out of woodbridge to get into lorton. all of them consolidated to the left side of the highway. that will pack a punch out of dale city. now to the guy go traffic center picture. smooth at new hampshire avenue. >> of course. >> it is hot 79 degrees. >> you are watching "good morning washington." captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a cool site in japan. a hat shaped cloud appeared near mount fuji after a strong typhoon swept to their through - swept- through there when the sky became overcast. >> they occur often around mountains. >> that is on my checklist as far as clouds. >> there's still more to come in the next hour. >> coming up, the investigation under way into a police involved shooting in prince george's county. an update coming up in a live report. >> lisa baden will have an update on your friday morning commute. >> straight ahead at 6:00 remembering the victims of the deadly metro c

. >>> our favorite storm chases were in south western south dakota when they caught this awesome video. they're calling it the mother ship. >> that cloud is huge. >> they get within 100 yards within this tornado. we talked to them before on the show, and they get close, but look at the hail. that's softball size hail going sideways like someone pitched it. it's going sideways. that's knocked out, that's special glass they have because these hail balls are going 100 miles per hour. >> that tornado was like the model tornado. i don't know what's more entertaining, watching it on a video, or these guys in the car, and him leaning like that's going to help. >> i wonder what they do on a regular rainy day. >> they bored out of their minds. >>> this is a spectacular video of nature, and really the food chain at it's -- >> coolest? >> coolest? i don't know. this is video captured in canada. a swarm of dolphins swimming away from a pod of orcas trying to get dinner. >> i didn't realize they eat dolphins. >> killer wheals, dude. >> it's amazing to see th dolphins in the water doing this same mo

nominee mitt romney in another winner of primaries yesterday as swept contest in california, jersey, south dakota, new mexico, and montana. he already has the delegates to win the gop nomination to take on president obama this fall. >> we are looking at 55 degrees. >> learn how the nationals are to keep you safe while in the sun taking in any otherdoing activities outside. >> we have another check on traffic and [ male announcer ] one taste of the new mccafé cherry berry chiller at mcdonald's, and you won't be able to pull yourself away. made with 100% fruit juice with natalal flavors, blended with ice. the simple joy of keepin' it cool. time for a look at traffic and weather every ten minutes. caskeys start with adam in the weather department. >> a little action on the radar morning.rly this all, on the eastern maryland and over the bay with a few showers, but also in the shenandoah valley for. the metro area, basically. areas of light rain and moderate of eastern shore west, 81, shenandoah, paige county, a few sprinkles. we will see a few areas of light the day.ugh will mainly be west of the ar

in south dakota, road crews had to be called out when part of interstate 29 buckled under the heat. it caused flat tires on a number of cars. >> you can track the temperature in your town any time on line at wjla.com and on the app for your iphone and android smartphone. sum braking is from egypt. former president jose, barrack has -- how is naburn rechosni mubarak's heart has stopped. he was convicted for failing to stop the killing of protesters during the uprising last year. he was moved to a military facility. we will keep you posted. >> new details on a hit and run in fairfax city that left a man in a precondition. this happened late friday night on fairfax boulevard. police say they have evidence they hope will helped them find the driver. >> this is a very busy intersection even late-night. police are looking at video from cameras that have been mounted through this intersection. they say they are getting close to pinpointing the hit-and-run vehicle and are urging the driver to turn himself and now. police say was a horrendous accident and the victim did not stand a chance. >

maybe a bit in south dakota. airport delays, nothing to speak of. the go ahead in terms of weather delays. >> we will see you in a little bit. turning to vote 2012. we know who the congressional candidates will be this year in virginia. there are no big upsets. former governor george allen won the republican nomination for the open senate seat. he will face off against tim kaine, who ran unopposed. last night, voters in arizona chose a replacement to fill gabrielle giffordss ' senate seat. she attended the celebration. the crowd began chanting "gabby." the replacement will have to run for reelection in november. >> voters will pick mitt romney or president obama. a poll shows the independent- minded voters do not think much about the president's plan for the economy. they have a negative view. political insiders say the president has to do a better job of convincing voters he will make conditions better in a second term. >> they want to be reassured of the death of the problem and he has a plan to deal with the deterioration of the middle class. >>

. >>> in minnesota, storm chasers and this is time collapse video rolling in near the south dakota lineit ripped down power lines and the dark clouds produced hail. the weather service is investigating reports of two tornadoes in the area. >> we have seen hockey players fighting but check out this. a mom gets in on the action. and that's been did after her son's game. she stormed the ice and it started when a fight broke out in the game between the raptors and the connecticut tribe. and the ref blows the whistle. and the second dries to break up it. and another. >> that's when shouts at the ref and people started shouting at her. and the fighting stopped. >>> well a happy homecoming for nine days in minnesota. and the father's day gift they were reunited after a year in afghanistan. they were part of a team raining soldier's the families welcomed them home. as you can imagine there were lots of hugs to go around. >>> a celebration, dignitaries. >>> and which foods should you pick on the first date. >> >>> several days of fun have left a festive mark on this celebration. but today people

he won in california, new jersey, south dakota, new mexico, and montana. just one primary remains, utah holds its primary later this month. >>> a major blow for al qaeda. that's when the white house is calling the death of the terror group's second in command. abu alibi was killed monday in a u.s. drone strike in pakistan. he was the operational leader and general manager of al qaeda and considered media savvy and charismat im. he was considered a -- charismatic. he was considered a hero because of an escape from an american military prison. >>> maryland's largest casino is ready for business. maryland live opening to the public at 10:00 tonight. the casino at the arundel mills mall covers more than three football fields with slot machines, restaurants, and the traditional retail space. the opening celebration will connect events on the plaza connecting it to the mall. >>> a former redskin becomes the first professional football player to publicly announce he's gay. >>> the rough ride for the shuttle "enterprise." it as way to the final resting stop. >>> t

strong thunderstorms formed in south dakota last night. they rolled through the whole state of minnesota. a lot of people were woken up. minneapolis had 70-mile-an-hour wind gust, hail. now through northern wisconsin i'm sure a lot of people are up in the middle of the night as strong thunderstorms are rolling through, mostly central half of the state. a couple showers around milwaukee. we'll watch this approaching oshkosh and green bay shortly. the weather forecast this week, we don't have a lot of tropical weather to watch. we don't have a lot of severe weather outbreaks. it will be about the growing heat in the middle of the country. yesterday 98 in denver. very hot today from the central plains down through texas. been cool weather on the east coast. by the middle to end of this week, the whole pattern shift. we begin to see cool weather on the west coast. the heat begins to subside a little bit in the middle of the country. but the heat really spreads in the eastern seaboard. areas like washington, d.c. could be near 10 0 degrees by t

. >>> in south dakota, storm chasers captured an unusual tornado on video. it rained hail as it made its way outside a community in ardmore. fortunately, only a few outbuildings were destroyed. no one was hurt. >>> in indianapolis, you could say they like the sun so much that they put a ring on it. actually, the ring was a halo effect createded when sun passes through sirius clouse creating ice crystals. >>> in nevada, dogs were just trying to stay cool, they were trying to make a big splash. they competed to see how far they could make it from jumping from a dock into a 40-foot pool. one of the dogs clear 20 feet before getting soaked. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's bill karins. you could say the dog days of summer are here. >> yeah, if that pool was in kansas it would have been at a slow boil. the fire weather and incredible heat, yesterday, that's not a misprint, 114 degrees in hill city, kansas, all-time record june temperature for that region. denver was 102. this heat in the middle of the country is not going anywhere

that's why your credit bills tend to come from south dakota or delaware. he'd also like to cap medical malpractice awards. like with mccain, the core of his plan is, quote, to end tax discrimination against the individual purchase of insurance. to make it such that getting insurance through your employer and on your own are treated the same by the tax code. how will he do that? he hasn't said. the most comprehensive document the campaign has produced in this may fact sheet. the part explaining what romney would do expands 330 words. i know people don't like how long obama's health care bill was, but 340 words is a wee bit on the short side. to give you an idea how short it is, i've said more than twice as many words already in this broadcast. i'm not trying to reform the american health care system. romney's political calculation here is clear. and it might even be correct. he wants to run against barack obama. he does not want to run on his specific plans. but the american people need to know what he actually intends to do if he's elected president. imagi

video from wheaton near south dakota state line.nal weather service received reports of two tornadoes touching down. the storms brought hail and strong winds to eastern south dakota. trees were uprooted. power lines were knocked down and buildings were damaged. >>> san francisco cliff house would get a new edition. there is a proposal to mount a wind turbine on top. the pilot project would last three years. some say it's great. it's environmentally phrenly idea. others worry the 31-foot turbine will be an eyesore. the national park service wants inbutt before giving approval. >>> a new business has opened in oakland that is a cross between an indoor playground and a star bucks. it's called the play cafe. offering parents and children to get a snack and meet with friends. the price $8 per child for as long as a family wants to hang out. there is an extra charge with a coffee, tea, salads, and other foods. some parents say the opportunity is worth it. >> it's just good to have a community place where people can get together and talk.

yes, you know, i lived in this small town in south dakota, and we went to church, and my brother lightical music, so i was not in on elvis -- my brother liked classical music, so i was not in elvis. -- in on elvis, and we watched "ed sullivan," and there they were. i was does flabbergasted. it was unlike anything. my father had the kingston trio, my mother had soundtracks from musicals, lots of great music that influenced me, but this was another matter. and they were cute. tavis: but they were men. >> i did not care than. they were ok. they were ok. but, as we all know in retrospect -- that is not true. not everybody got it. just like i do not get my daughter's music. the beatles, in hindsight, they were geniuses. tavis: all of those disparate sounds, all good stuff. quincy jones told me there are only two types of music, good music and bad music, and you are hearing classical music, and your mother likes to hear musicals, and your father -- hearing all of those things in your head, in your ear, how did you end up on this particular musical track? >> it should not have been such a lon

. >> but what about south dakota? yes? [inaudible] >> did i immerse myself in chinese literature? deeply. i would have talked about that but it is a very sophisticated subject program not sure an audience like this could keep up. we can talk about shi. [laughter] what does it say? >> following up i am curious since you can nine and some of which he must have seen in the closing days of his life. but now b.c. may be that is not a fair question. >> thank you for the question. it is the novelty to challenge. it did not end up so well. my father died 2008 and i think although had it not been -- it has been said i faint he lived to see history coalesce and that certain ways. but he launched shi. not flippantly but the direction of velocity of ideas. he was asked some time before he died put he thought of the modern conservative movement. he answered in the way he thought the movement was being made kristian is a shin. [laughter] that sent a few people to the dictionary. imus him terribly and mentally i reach for the phone went into that this take putt ironclad he is not >> >> there cou

the twister touched down in a remote area on friday evening near ardmore, south dakota. >> out west,weary firefighters in several states won't be able to stand down any time soon. two active wildfires pose the biggest dangers. a stubborn giant north of denver that's been raging for more than two weeks and a new inferno threatening homes in utah. mike tavy has the details. >> in saratoga springs south of salt lake city, thick smoke swement over a town where 18,000 live and where firefighters battled in the so-called duck fire that ignited on thursday are not in control yet. more than 2,000 people have been evacuated. >> woke up half way through the night wondering where the heck i was. >> in colorado's fire near ft. collins, the flames have consumed 200 homes and scorched more than 100 square miles of forest land and dozens of evacuees who had returned home had been forced to leave again. >> i don't know what the fire behavior is right now. >> firefighters lost ground of friday's shifting winds. the 2-week-old fire disaster, colorado's worst ever, less than halfway contained. >> like

. >>> in south dakota storm chasers captured an unusual tornado on video. the massive white funnel cloud rained hail as it made its way outside of a farm in ardmore. a few outbuildings were destroyed. no one was hurt. >>> in indianapolis you could say they like the sun so much they put a ring on it. actually, the ring was a halo effect created when sunlight passes at a certain angle through cirrus clouds creating that circular rainbow effect. >>> dogs weren't trying to stay cool, they were making a big splash. they competed to see how far they could make it from jumping from a dock to a pool. they cleared 24 feet before getting soaked. very nice. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. dog days of summer are here. >> that water was boiling. it evaporated. >> the heat rise. >> yeah, exactly. it's been incredibly extreme if you want to call it that across the west. in the northwest it's been cool, cloudy, damp. we've got record heat in the middle of the country and now we've got a tropical storm in the g

the cards were used near this area, south dakota avenue in northeast d.c.iggs road in hyattsville. these are surveillance photos of the suspect using the victim's credit cards after the may 10th attack. >> the subject had gotten off the metro and was walking on the bike path. at which time he was approached from behind, assaulted, and his wallet was taken. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. >>> street fights broke out in southeast d.c. this morning. it happened in response to a murder on 13th place and congress heights. police say 29-year-old amber kent was stabbed to death inside her apartment while a 5-year-old daughter was home. the victim's best friend is now facing charges. >> we will be learning the identities of the alleged victims of former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. today a judge ruled that the accusers must use their real names when they testify in sandusky's sex abuse trial. sandusky faces 52 charges of molesting boys over the course of 15 years. jury selection in the case is set to start tomorrow. >>> the case of a new

. >> reporter: even driving can be hazardous as motorists in south dakota learned. as the road began to buckle under them. the kids didn't mind the heat. they took frequent water breaks. those in charge, keeping a close eye on the temperatures. >> have a chance to go in the shade. we have plenty of water. and plenty of adults to keep their eyes on the kids to see if they're showing signs of being overheated. >> we're going to have to find some shade. i'm noticing there's not a lot. some water and take a lot of breaks. >> something the people in the east might want to keep in mind. as the east coast begins to bake, keep this in mind. it's hit 90-plus in chicago this season at least a dozen times. and in st. louis, about 17, rob. >>> we turn, overseas, now, to egypt. and massive protests in cairo's tahrir square. this follows a de facto coupe by the military. in this mix is news that hosni mubarak has been declared clinically dead. christiane amanpour was the last western journalist to interview mubarak. and she reports, now, from egypt. >> reporter: he told me he wou

storm chasers recorded a funnel cloud forming near the south dakota state line. the wind brought down power lines in parts of western minnesota and dropped 1-inch hale in spots. no injuries reported, thankfully. >> it seems the storm chasers when they are in the middle of fields and they see the tornado at a distance, but when you are driving through the downpours and thunderstorms, that does not look like fun. xstrata time i think that they rent cars and buy insurance. >> i guess so. >> that helps out. nothing severe like that around here, but the heat will be high. we have not had that yet. it was awesome this weekend. keep yourself school for the next couple days because the heat is coming back. today will be our mildest day of the week. -- keep yourself cool for the next couple days. we actually had allow will glimpse of sunshine this morning. there she went. then the clouds and showers moved through. that was a good rainfall this morning in the area. nothing severe. now a lot of that moisture continues to drift down to the south and east. you can see that en

you can pick out the call from where it is only in the 60's in south dakota. the heat is still pushing into the east. that will last another day. 98 degrees to mar which is the hottest day this week. it is the hottest day so far this year and maybe thunderstorms tomorrow evening as the cold front will move our way friday and we drop down into the 80's and much better this weekend. we will need a break from the heat after this high temperature. >> a new study finds a man need a lesson and sunscreen. -- in sunscreen. nearly half of men said they never use sunscreen and 3/4 said they do not know what to look for when it comes to suspicious spot to understand. men over age 50 are more than twice as likely as women to develop and die from melanoma. it is the deadliest form of skin cancer. having dogs around the house seems to be good for kids. researchers examined mice and found dogs seem to protect kids from rsv. this study backs up previous or research which links ownership to a lower risk for as much in kids. a big part save the tiny creature. a 13-year-old girl

. >>> a tornado, a ghost town in south dakota, right in front of it.nd storm chasers shot and shared the twister that hit near the town last night. the town destroyed several buildings. so far, no reports of any injuries. right now i want to check in with rob on the weather. rob, it was very nice, little breezy today. nice. >> yeah, pretty comfortable temperatures outside. we had the sunshine. you mentioned, diane, the winds cooled things off late this afternoon and this evening. right now, patchy clouds. low 50s outside. we should see 40s, 50s heading into tomorrow morning. speaking of the wind. still gusty. even out towards fairfield, livermore. marine air, sea breeze. reaching inland. tomorrow morning. patchy low clouds. very nice day. wrap up pride festivities there in san francisco. mid 60s during the day a round, san francisco. if you are heading into the north bay to hear the roar of the nascar car engines firing up for the afternoon. low 70s i think. then the sea breeze will pick up. turn breezy. as we head towards 4:00 in the north bay. the it

,,,,,,,,,,, >> storm chasers on the hunt, this is time lapse video of a store rolling into the south dakota state line. the high winds ripped down power lines and dark clouds produced very dangerous hail. national weather service is investigating reports of two possible tornadoes in that area. pretty scary. >> >> i grew up in colorado where we have tornadoes but not like that. >> that was to keep. >> don't have to worry about that today, big changes coming away. already we had fog and low clouds early on but starting to break up now. looking good out over the day we have mostly clear skies and temperatures now beginning to warm up although it is going to be a cooler day and what we had over the weekend. 71 degrees in concord 75 in livermore, 59 and cool in san fransisco and 77 degrees in san jose. that breeze is blowing. you can see blowing in the trees. the temperature will be coming down across the board. we have turned normal in the bay area and tonight some patchy fog overnight, sleeping inside of the day and then a brief warm up coming our direction for the next couple of days before w

severe storms hammering south dakota and western minimnesota. probably a little hail mixed in with that to make that sound. and then also look at these clou cloud formations in wheaton, minnesota. just remarkable. the beginnings of twisters. and you can see the lightning in between those funnels. hard to tell whether the funnels ended up touching down anywhere but those are not the kinds of cloud formations. you want to stick around and watch develop into anything bigger or worse. >>> making news today as well, an autopsy is expected soon on rodney king. his body was found on sunday in a pool at his suburban los angeles home. it was king's beating by los angeles police back from 1991 and the acquittal of the officers involved that sparked a deadly riot 20 years ago. many people say they are saddened by king's death. >> i was shocked. because of who it was. i thought he was one of those persons that would always be around. he's one of the icons that you would look up to. with the l.a. riots, he really stopped them, i think, by telling everybody,

even driving can be hazardous as motorist in south dakota learned after the road appeared to buckle. the boys and girls club hosted fawn practice outside the kids didn't mind the heat they took frequent water breaks. those in charge keeping a close eye on temperatures. >> we have to try to find shade. i'm noticing there's not a lot, some water and take a lot of breaks. >> reporter: something those braving heat in the east today might want to keep in mind. abc news, new york. >>> fires in colorado are hoping that cooler weather today will help them battle that massive wildfire burning near fort collins. more residents are warned they may have to evacuate due to fire that broke out ahead of the main fire lightning caused wildfire has burned 159 homes, more than any other fire in state history. yesterday firefighters labored in 90° temperatures to get 55 containment. firefighters say it could be weeks or months before this one is under control. >>> a wildfire has forced evacuation of more than 45 homes and structures near western shore of lake isabella it started yesterday and grew to 3

any severe will be western north dakota, south dakota and nebraska.home i'm expecting flight arrival delays into sfo. when they let us know we'll let you know. abc7news.com. >>> 4:48. house speaker boehner is telling republicans not to gloat if the supreme court rules that the health care law passed by congress is unconstitutional. boehner and all republicans in congress voted against the legislation when it was passed in 2010. high court is expected to rule next week on the health care measure which the gop has terped obamacare. one of the major changes is it extended health insurance to millions who don't have coverage. congressional republicans plan to try to repeal any parts of it left standing after the court rule. >>> wall street investors will be watching closely this morning after moody's lowered ratings on more than a dozen of the world's biggest banks. >> reporter: the affected mega banks include the country's top five: bank of america, citigroup, goldman sachs, jpmorgan chase and more dan stanley. moody's believe -- the downgrade means it w