governor rounds has served a south dakota well, has broad support. there is the potential of others getting in the race. that has not happened. in my view, as he does his job well in raising the funds, that state will sort itself out. regardless of whether it is governor rounds or another candidate, it is highly likely the republicans gain a seat and south dakota. in west virginia, shelley moore capital has been a great house number. she knows her state. she has brought support. she seems to be clearly on her way toward being nominated as the republican candidate in west virginia. it is highly likely that it's a state that republicans will gain as it switches from rockefeller the democrat to a republican senator. >> 23 days from now voters in massachusetts will head to the poll. we have seen a small investment from the senate committee, i think you sent for staffers up there. there has been no aggressive commitment like there was in 2010. can you win this seat? will you? >> this seat is winnable. massachusetts is a difficult state for republicans sco

west virginia and south dakota. these are two open seats. ce aally you could republican primary in south .akota with the former governor let's talk about two specific states. how do you deal with that? >> we have a great confidence announced candidates in west virginia and south dakota. has served ads south dakota well, has broad support. there is the potential of others getting in the race. that has not happened i. in my view, as he does his job well in raising the funds, that state will sort itself out. it isless of whether governor rounds or another candidate, it is highly likely the republicans gain a seat and south dakota. shelley mooreia, capital has been a great house number. she knows her state. she has brought support. she seems to be clearly on her way toward being nominated as the republican candidate in west virginia. it's aighly likely that state that republicans will gain as it switches from rockefeller the democrat to a republican senator. >> 23 days from now voters in massachusetts will head to the poll. we have seen a small i

wet conditions in south dakota, to minnesota.owers on i-10, along the gulf coast. >> if you're flying, airport delays possible in minneapolis. >>> new developments this morning in the case surrounding new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez. police plan to go back to his boston area home today, with another warrant. they have evidence that he destroyed his home security system. and according to an investigator close to the case. >> sources also say when hernandez turned off his cell phone, it was in pieces, as if trying to damage the components inside. police want to know why a house cleaner was hired on monday to scrub hernandez's mansion. we'll have full report on new details on "good morning america." >>> a shocking story out of washington state involving a hazing incident. and we warn you, the pictures are traffic. james, along with six other juniors, was hazed trying to get into a group called the naked vikings. his father says james was blindfolded, burned with cigarettes and cigars, beaten with a golf club and a pip

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: mr. president, i thank the majority leader for trying to work with us in a fashion that would allow us to get to some votes on amendments. we have several amendments pending, one of which is the amendment that i've offered, amendment number 1197. i spoke to this subject a little bit the other evening, as we commenced debate on the immigration bill. but i'd like to, if i might, just elaborate a little bit further on why i think this amendment is further, why i think it strengthens and improves the underlying bill. and i said the other evening, mr. president, that i'm very convinced, as i think we all are, that we need an immigration system that works. the immigration system that we have today is broken, and it must be fixed. unfortunately, each time that congress has tried to fix our immigration system, promises of a more secure border are never upheld. the bill in front of us today is well-intended, but it's following the same path as past immigration bills. under this bill, it is certain

from the heaping hail on the roads in wyoming to hail as high as this water bottle in south dakota. winds gusted to almost 90 miles an hour in eastern south dakota, shredding this town. >> i think half of the roof blew off. and the water's coming in. you can see it coming down. >> reporter: it's not just wind and hail damaging the midwest, though. it's almost a foot of rain in some places. flash flooding in southwest wisconsin left at least 600 homes and businesses ruined. >> just getting everybody to safety was the priority. >> reporter: in minnesota, they are traveling by boat. >> and ginger is with us now. and you were saying severe weather into tonight, not only for the heartland, but in new england, as well. >> reporter: that's right. we've already seen trees into power lines from maine into vermont. hail in new hampshire. that is an area i want folks to be on alert. also, from green bay, wisconsin, the u.p. of michigan, back through parts of nebraska and kansas. that's just tonight. tomorrow, we're not off the hook. the same spots that have been just blasted for the last coupl

so we have a lot of work to do in sioux falls, south dakota, in buffalo, new york, in the bay area, across the country. we're doing just that. and the extent to which the profile of this issue has been raised in recent years i think is a remarkable trib bought to all of you in this room. it's a trib bought to this president. i had the privilege of going to the summit that the president held. he has put his skin in the game. he has used the bully pulpit of the presidency, he has used the good offices of secretary duncan and the attorney general to make sure we send a very clear message as a federal government that we are all in this together, that bullying is indeed not a rite of passage and as you said so correctly and so eloquently, superintendent, that kids can't learn if they don't feel safe. kids can't learn if they can't be themselves. kids can't learn if they are afraid to turn the corner for fear that somebody is going to hurt them. kids can't learn if they perceive that their teachers and administrators don't have their back when something happens. and that's why we're here. that's

those pictures from some of the damage in south dakota. look at minneapolis and listen. >> whoa. >> just one of those thunderstorms rolling through. but two major rounds came through. hundreds of thousands reported at different times of the night without power. they even felt that 2 1/2 inches of rain. but surrounding areas, close to six inches. it love to tell you it's changing. but it's not. the exact same spot is going to get more storms today. watch along the stationary front, from rapid city, to north platte, all the way through sioux falls. green bay, and des moines. so, a lot of bigger cities, right there in the midwest, have to be aware. and if you don't have the severe weather, you'll likely have the floods. some flash flooding problems, especially in central minnesota. that purple area, all the way from nebraska, into wisconsin. so, you go complete opposite. and you get good fire weather. and by good, i mean terrible because it's hot and dry. humidity levels low. less than 10%. 91 for santa fe today. look at 92 in grand junction,

. >> baseball regionals, facing south dakota state. 2-2 in the tenth.le, post-the tenth, he grounds to second. usf and the throw goes wild. we go to the 13th inning and no outs. here a sack fly and this time usf hangs on 4-3. >> detained pacers will not go away -- indiana pacers and they let them know they are in for a fight. pacer fans still believing, i think. paul george leading with 28 points. the heat led by 1 at the half. start in the third quarter, with a 14-2 run, pacers even the series and despite 29 from lebron. game 7 set for monday. >> to the ice, western conference finals, kings and blackhawks. kings scored first and patrick sharp, knocked in the rebound. we got a 1-1 game and dunking the shot and, and hawks take game one 2-1 your final. eastern conference finals, bruins and penguins, two goals in the game, right there, thomas, 1-0 bruins and doesn't miss it and that is six for the postseason. bruins shut them out 3-0. >> golf, number one cal and illinois. he was four down and made a comeback but he falls 3-2. same hole, brian campbell, def

. >>> college baseball renal falls usf facing south dakota state in elimination game. in the tenth, the dons on top. bottom ten, the grounder to second. usf trying for two but the to the is wide. that's your score in 13th. >>> let's tee it up at the tournament that jack built, the memorial. always wanted to play like the pros and today i could. tiger woods shot a 44 on his first nine with two doubles and a triple bogey, highest nine-hole score ever on tour. tiger won't win this one. double-bogey on 12. awkward shot. on 15, another double, and shot goes way past the hole. 8-over, with a 79. 16 shots become of the leader, matt kuchar. two-shot lead heading into sunday. after shooting a 2-under 70. >> ncaa golf. semifinals, number one cal facing illinois. cal's joel stater, made a comeback with a great chip on 15 but falls. same hole, brian campbell. defeated michael kim. 2-1, as he chip inside. this match went extra holes. le needed this putt to send it to a playoff hole but misses. illinois upsets cal but face alabama in tomorrow's final. >>> first saturday of the frenc

is moving into the central plains, the plains once again there is a risk of severe weather from south dakota down to northwestern texas. even tornados cannot be ruled out. and heavy rain for the u.s./canada boarder. temperatures will be extremely high across the southwest. phoenix, 40 degrees for you. but denver will see a cool down. 24 degrees. it was 32 on your monday. and across the east, nice and comfortable. 26 in the u.s. capitol and 24 in new york city on your tuesday. okay. finally in you know them, heavy rain has caused serious flooding in many areas across central europe. the balkan peninsula will see rain intensifying over the course of the day. thunderstorms are possible. rain is increasing across central parts of europe. the risk of flooding will remain for a couple days. looking dry for the british isles. london getting up 20 degrees. the same goes for paris as well as berlin. 29 in athens. and still at 26 degrees in moscow with plenty of sunshine. here's your extended forecast around the globe. >>> that is all for this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us. captioning s

. >>> college baseball renal falls usf facing south dakota state in elimination game. in the tenth, the dons on top. bottom ten, the grounder to second. usf trying for two but the to the is wide. that's your score in 13th. >>> let's tee it up at the tournament that jack built, the memorial. always wanted to play like the pros and today i could. tiger woods shot a 44 on his first nine with two doubles and a triple bogey, highest nine-hole score ever on tour. tiger won't win this one. double-bogey on 12. awkward shot. on 15, another double, and shot goes way past the hole. 8-over, with a 79. 16 shots become of the leader, matt kuchar. two-shot lead heading into sunday. after shooting a 2-under 70. >> ncaa golf. semifinals, number one cal facing illinois. cal's joel stater, made a comeback with a great chip on 15 but falls. same hole, brian campbell. defeated michael kim. 2-1, as he chip inside. this match went extra holes. le needed this putt to send it to a playoff hole but misses. illinois upsets cal but face alabama in tomorrow's final. >>> first saturday of the frenc

dakota and south of fargo. later this afternoon, areas of yellow, slight risk of a few tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds includes minneapolis, sioux falls down to omaha. on this last full day of spring, the east coast is looking very nice as the heat debe gins to return to the country tomorrow. >> is tomorrow the first day of summer? >> just after midnight tonight we click into summer. >>> celebrity chef paula deen under fire. ipads for everyone in one school system. plus the fbi's lead investigator into the cause of twa 800 calls new allegations of a missile strike absolutely preposterous. you're watching "first look." and we're out of milk again. [ banker ] mike's younger brother, kevin, had his college degree, his first real job, and needed to establish his credit history so he could rent a place of his own. mike helped kevin find ways to build his credit -- like any good big brother would do. now kevin has his own place, he's building his credit history, and mike has his apartment back -- for the mos

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: madam president, i also would like to thank the senator from colorado for his generosity with his time and for giving me the opportunity to make some remarks. i have an amendment that i have filed which i don't think we're going to get an opportunity to get pending tonight. i hope that we can get that pending at some point. i hope we can get a number of amendments pending and debated and voted on. that is, after all, what the senate should be about, and clearly on an issue of this consequence for the american people and for those of us who represent states from all across the country, this is an issue that needs to be debated, which is why many of us voted to get on the bill today, and i think we can all acknowledge that we have an immigration system today that is broken and it needs to be fixed. as i come to the floor to discuss this particular amendment, i'm reminded that each time congress has tried to fix our immigration system, there have been promises and more promises of

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that's minnesota, north dakota, south dakota and nebraska. storm chasers with gps units that show where they are on the map all went and gave the initials of the storm chasers. you see there tim, paul and paul, his son, and then the bottom, carl young. and of course, that's a very nice tribute they did yesterday to those gentlemen who spent 20 years in the field doing this. >> 20. >> yeah. let me show you what happened in the west. we set record highs yesterday. tucson was 107. phoenix not a record, but you were 109. so some of the hottest weather as we head into the summer season. pretty nice in the northwest. that remains the case today. there's a storm around montana. that's not going to affect many people in the west. we'll see a nice sunny day. a lot like yesterday. maybe in the deserts a couple degrees cooler but still very hot. that's >>> it's officially a.c. weather. >> a.c. weather. >> this is the time of year where it turns on and doesn't go off. >> it was a warm one last night. okay. it is here. bill karins, finally, after a very l

. >> meanwhile, and in south dakota, bear country usa near rapids city. there is a bear but if you notice those are three wolves with them and they're not getting along. >> dang. that's risky. >> look, have you the three wolves. they're kind of surrounding this bear. i don't think they're any match for the bear. >> it is a big black bear. not a little one. >> nothing happens. the bear just kind of meanders away. the wolves, hunting in a pack. >>> what the heck is going on here? >> talk about using the wrong tool for the job. apparently the guys down at the end of the block are trying to tear down this entire tree. now, instead of using a chain saw they decided to tie up an old clunker and just start yanking. >> that is never going to work. >> it doesn't work, steven. it is quite entertaining for the neighbor to watch these guys try over and over again. [ laughter ] >> they do this more than once? >> absolutely. you hear the guys down the block. >> do it again. >> if they do get it down, it is going to fall on top of the car. >> or maybe that car. >> or a

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those same south dakota taxpayers now have to pay alec dues for legislators who are members. it's like tipping the thief for picking your pocket. but give them credit where credit's due -- the political, religious and corporate right conceived a brilliant strategy for advancing their agenda by going to the states. brilliant, but disingenuous. they choose to talk about "free markets" when in fact their member corporations prefer to arrange the markets to their advantage. they boast that "government closest to the people" is, quote, "fundamentally, more effective, more just, and a better guarantor of freedom than the distant, bloated federal government in washington, d.c." but what is "just" about laws written to benefit powerful organized interests at the expense of everyone else? what is just about going to great lengths to make sure "the people" don't know who is writing those laws? if getting closer to "the people" is really your goal, it's curious behavior to cover your tracks, keep your sessions closed to the press, and do most of the "people's work" in secret. no, when a

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now, in tribute to those storm chasers, in the northern plains yesterday, in north dakota, south dakota in nebraska they spelled out the initials of those men, tim, paul and carl young over the state of nebraska. these were vehicles with gps that show where the cars were located. that was a nice thing in the northern plain. over the weekend, severe storms yesterday and last night. a few storms around anderson, south carolina and a lot of wind damage, a lot of lightning, too. i know there's clean-up to be done. less than 100,000 people without power. hopefully they'll get back on today. still rainy weather up i-95 but looks like our severe weather threat is just about over for this morning. later on this area of yellow has a chance of damaging winds and large hail. includes amarillo and lubbock. we won't be in tornado type weather pattern this week. it will be a decent week of recovery. we'll dodge a few storms tuesday and wednesday but they shouldn't be too bad. >> they need time to recover, no doubt. >>> still ahead, a $590 million mystery. and what's lunch with the oracle of omaha wor

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severe thunderstorms are possible from south dakota to kansas. ll be cool across most of the northeast and the south. >>> in sports now, the heat and the spurs will duel in a game seven to determine the nba championship. in miami the two teams battled in a final game that will go down as a classic. san antonio's tony parker with a big sequence in the fourth quarter. he drains a three to tie the game at 89. then on the next possession, he hits a shot in the paint to put the spurs up by two. but miami's ray allen sends the game into overtime with a dramatic three-pointer with five seconds to play in overtime. chris bosh blocks a pair of shots to preserve miami's heat, and the heat win, 103-100, setting up a decisive game seven on thursday. >> how do you get your guys into game seven? >> i get them on a bus, and it arrives at the ramp over here. we get off the bus, we go on the court, and play. >> look, play the part, of course, but at the end of the day, we're out there busting our tails to make -- to put ourselves in a position to have a little luc

tornados were reported in south dakota. craig setzer of our affiliate station wfor has more. good morning, craig. >> good morning, vinita. there were more than a dozen toern tornadoes reported in the upper midwest. from eastern wyoming to nebraska on up to the upper midwest. once again, minneapolis under the gun late today and tonight as well as more tornados and possibly large hail and damaging winds. the rest of the country fortunately not looking quite as severe. typical summertime weather in the midwest and northeast. hot weather expected in the southwest. and for the first full weekend of summer, it is looking summer-like indeed. anthony and vinita. >> summer-like finally. craig setzer, wfor, thank you. >>> hot fire is spreading more. it's causing people to have to flee south fork. they're threatened by the fast moving blaze that stretches across 47 square miles and moving about a mile an hour. the fire is also being made worse by miles of dead crees killed by a beetle infestation. >>> severe flooding in western canada in and around the city of calgary has killed at leas

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jenna: let's talk about the real life effect of this information being out as a south dakota senator you have hundreds of farmers and ranchers who had their information released. what have you heard from them? have they had strangers showing up at their property? have they been harassed in anyway? what is the real life effect of this information being released? >> they are extremely disturbed about it because these organizations like earth justice and national resource defense council are constantly attacking ranching and farming and agricultural operations in places like south dakota. the fact that they would know names, address, phone numbers, geographic coordinates. personal information, confidential information on these farm and ranch families is extremely troublesome to the farmers and ranchers who are trying to go about their business and make their living. it's something that they are -- we've heard a lot back from those in my state as well as from those in other states. jenna: do you have any evidence that this was a directive given somehow by anyone high up in the agency, or

the gentlelady frling south dakota. mrs. noem: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> i reserve. and if my colleague is ready to close. the chair: the gentlelady from south dakota, a member of the committee has a right to close. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. mr. marino: once again, i'm not against the use of biofuels and against the use of taxpayer dollars going to not for profit organizations to promote the use of biofuels. there is not one vehicle that is 100% that runs on biofuels at this point and it does save money if this program is eliminated, of hundreds of thousands of dollars and millions of dollars per year. and that money should go back into the taxpayer's pocket or at least pay the debt down. we should create jobs, like building the xl pipeline and developing natural gas exploration that we have an abundant supply of. let's stop borrowing money to promote a product where we pick the winners and losers. as i said earlier, that's up to the consumer. they can choose which best pro

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the oakland company purchased a company in rapid city, south dakota, to qualify for lower royalty rates under a legal settlement last year. pandora's cost savings will be less than 1% of its revenue. >>> a bay area woman who got caught running a red light beat the ticket in court. a refund could be good news for thousands of other drivers. kiet do with a story you'll only see right here on kpix 5. >>> reporter: when a red light camera snapped these photos of kisha dunleavy allegedly blowing a red in newark, she was looking grim. but now? you are smiling. why? >> i have been exonerated. >> reporter: last week, she went to traffic court and argued before a commissioner that the city never gave proper public notice when the cameras were put in. she had the evidence a newspaper clipping from when the cameras were first installed in november 2006. the notice said, a camera has been installed to capture vehicles as they run the red light as they travel east on both streets. cedar boulevard runs north and south, however. in fact, here it is on a map. the traffic commissioner agreed and ruled t

pennsylvania has the worst, followed by oklahoma, iowa, rhode island and south dakota. repairing bridges across the nation would cost $76 billion. last year, congress eliminated a fund for repairs. natural gas is turning into a power player at the gas pump. a new report from the international energy agency predicts nat gas produced from shale in the u.s. will become a significant transportation fuel by 2018. the supply of crude oil has been rising as motorists drive less because of higher gas prices. the national average for a gallon of unleaded is $3.59, down from $3.63 a week ago those gas prices are steering drivers away from the roads this independence day. aaa says rising gas prices and the weekday holiday will keep 4th of july travel down this year. however, you can still expect a spending boom on the 4th. a survey finds people plan to shell out an average of $300 on fourth of july fireworks and other gear. thats up 60% from last year. still to come, leaving las vegas: are china's casinos a new investment indicator? that's later on in traders unplugged. but first,

or excuse me, yeah, parts of south dakota. tomorrow it just sags a little bit further towards the south. areas of kansas and nebraska. still sort of this exact same area. this pattern repeats itself and that's why the flooding concerns especially will continue over a couple of days. today's temperatures looking very warm, especially all across the plains. it's warm and humid all the way up towards indianapolis. 89 with the humidity and 106 in phoenix today. out across the eastern seaboard. looking nice today. the temps heat up tomorrow. all right, guys, back to you. >> alisyn: thanks so much, rick. >> clayton: big nfl star left the bar with three friends and came home with two. rod wheeler says there is one question police aren't asking. >> tucker: and then the personal information of millions of facebook users has been exposed. are you one of them? how to find out next. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want t

and were powerful enough to destroy a trailer in south dakota, killing a woman inside. in boscobell, wisconsin, eight inches of rain flooded half the town. today, as fires continue ravaging the west, there's not enough rain. >> it's going to take a major change in the weather before we make real significant progress. >> reporter: thousands of firefighters, plus a fleet of aircraft, are adding to the growing cost of weather disasters. in 1980, $58 billion. by last year? extreme weather and climate costs nearly doubled to $110 billion. 377 people were killed. fighting the black forest fire here in colorado has already cost more than $10 million. and that doesn't even count the cost of more than 500 homes that burned to the ground. scientists say human-caused climate change is already helping shift the planet's natural balance. creating more heat waves, drought, and intense downpours. a stormy and expensive reality, that's already on our doorsteps. clayton sandell, abc news, colorado springs. >>> and still ahead right here on "world news," rage on the road. the huge spike

make it clear what else could i mean you look at it north america you've got the further from south dakota down to texas or by a nose that's receding the central valley western mexico but look around the planet is especially areas where there's a lot of strife got you tend to have water shortages you know look at the mideast from the persian knock refers in iran all over to all the way over to the nile nile delta aqua for and then even further west into the new be an awkward for in libya these are places where water shortages are causing real strife. gange is awkward for in northern india and pakistan. china's running into the major problems with a number of resource shortages but including water i want to get some of a government out if that to say if we have gross national product and growth domestic product what do you talk about at weighing now how serious of a measurement g.n.p. and g.d.p. as a measure of growth in your opinion and well i differ from some ecological. this would like to just dismiss. g.n.p. completely and not counted or not even look at it to me i think g.d.p. is an ex

for from south dakota down to texas or by a nose that's receding the central valley western mexico but look around the planet is especially areas where there's a lot of strife you've got you tend to have water shortages you know look at the mideast from the persian knock refers in iran all over to all the way over to the nile nile delta aqua for and then even further west into the new be an awkward for in libya these are places where water shortages are causing real strength. gange is awkward for in northern india and pakistan. china's running into the major problems with a number of resource shortages but including water i want to get some of the government out at the to say if we have gross national product and gross domestic product would you talk about at length now how serious of a measurement g.m.p. energy. as a measure of growth in your opinion yeah well i differ from some ecological economists would like to just dismiss g.d.p. g.n.p. completely and not counted or not even look at it to me i think g.d.p. is an excellent indicator of the size of the economy but that helps us deci

one woman killed when powerful storms slammed eastern south dakota. >> we definitely have seen a lot of damage. >> reporter: the town of hot springs bombarded by golf ball sized hail. tornadoes were spotted in minnesota, in the twin cities squalls leveled large trees and streetlights. 60,000 power customers left in the dark. in canada, floods killed three people and put much of downtown calgary underwater. >> this is downtown calgary, state of emergency remains in effect for obvious flooding. much of the downtown core has been closed since friday, it's expected to remain that way until midweek. >> reporter: out west they could use that water, wild fires have erupted all over colorado. the worst threatening the small town of south fork, 400 residents and hundreds more tourists forced out. >> the next thing you know, they said leave now. so they just hurried us on out. >> reporter: unexpected shift in wind and terrain is helping keep flames away from homes for now. >> it's always a successful day when we have not lost a life. and we have not lost someone's home. or done damage to priva

one death is being blamed on the storms, a woman killed in south dakota. severe weather in western canada has triggered some fast-rising floodwaters that have chased nearly 200,000 people from their homes. tonight, the province of alberta is in the crosshairs. the city of calgary has been hit hard. here's andrea lucia. >> reporter: calgary, canada's third largest city, is underwater. the unprecedented flooding in the province of alberta has killed three people and driven 175,000 others from their homes. alberta's premiere alison redford: >> these are flood levels and volumes like we've never seen. the speed at which they're coming is entirely different, and the impact on communities has been really tremendously tragic. >> reporter: it began thursday when record rainfall and melting snow funneled down the canadian rockies. >> it's really high right now, and there's a lot of people who are going to be hurting. >> reporter: the rushing water shot out over the town of canmore like a tsunami, taking entire trees with it and washing out the transcanada highway.