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st. louis, areas of the deep south. even dallas, a chance of storms.y the middle of the week, they make it along the shores of the east coast. the heat will last all week along the west coast. very summer-like on the east coast. yasmin, we'll have to wait and see what the reason is. is the virus less deadly? sit because people are staying in isolation while others are out and about and won't die from it? we'll wait and see what the answers are. >> thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, how the pandemic is changing the way americans are buying cars and maybe for good. those stories driving your business day coming up. it combines powerful vacuum suction and spray mopping. to lock away debris and absorb wet messes. all in one disposable pad. for a complete clean, vacuum, spray mop, and toss, in one click. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. (drum beats) among my patisensitivity as well tas gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. new sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivit

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st. louis area record high temperatures possible in the south. >> good morning.atures for today as we reach into the low 90s in antioch and concord, as well as ukiah. north bay, we'll have to watch for that high fire danger for today while the coastal areas will stay cool. we'll have some gusty winds today. low humidity and hot temperatures. but you can see that our temperatures in the valleys will start to come down as the week goes along. by thursday, only reaching the mid-70s. for the weekend, it starts to warm up again in time for the fourth of july. forecast back to you guys in studio i'm feeling left out >> i know. we miss you. we want to put another chair another 20 feet away, get you in here thank you, dylan >>> we've got a special edition of pop start because for the first time in months, carson's back in the studio too jack daly sleeping in this morning? >> yeah. before we start, it's 112 days i have not been back here. i want to send a thank you to our mobile graphics department i think we have a live shot. i didn't even tell young graphics department

business right here, neil cavuto, why aren't these big corporations putting jobs in the south side of chicago, in east st. louislinois, in camden, new jersey. nike, can't make sneakers in compton, california. they will do slave labor in some country which name i can't even pronounce? time for corporate america to go back to the top 10 inner disof united states of america, bring back manufacturing here away from china. away from these countries using slave labor and rebuild these inner-cities, with what, neil? jobs. neil: you know that is not a bad idea. i will steal that one as my own, by the way. i want to ask, i think, i think the genie is out of the bottle on doing something about reining in police departments, whether it goes too far owe defunding issue you raised, who knows. i found this story hypocritical, l.a. city council leader reining in on defunding the police, eliminating police, we only come to discover that council leader gets to and fro with a security detail. i'm leaving aside big hollywood names who have the same security detail. i'm not begrudging some of that need that, use that for their own

south bay , the santa clara valley transportation authority is restoring more services and many routes are being restored including service to stanford research park. the palo alto va hospital in the st. louis at five in the morning and continue until five at night and on the green and blue and orange lines and hours are extended this coming weekend on those lines. and a reminder. ktvu is highlighting frontline food workers. if you want nomin- mail and tell delts why they should be honored and send photos or videos to my hero and fox tv.com. >>> former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is hopeful he can once again play in the nfl cabinet was released from the 49ers after the 2016 season. he has not played in the nfl since. many believe it's the attention during his peaceful protest. teams may now be more open to giving the 32-year-old another chance. u.s. soccer is revising its policy requiring team members to stand during the national anthem. players for the men's and women's national teams have been required to stand respectfully for any country's national anthem. this friday the u.s. soccer federation board will vote to change the rule. >>> many peaceful demonstrations acr

south florida. some areas, anybody, ten inches, nine, ten inches of rail. now we're watching east facing coastlines. bay st. louis panama, we're seeing not just the significant storm surge but tornadoes. numerous water spouts have been making their way over toward land. numerous storms have been tornado warned so that's an issue. june is not anybody for major hurricanes. we typically don't have category 3, 4 or 5. what june is known for are smaller storm like tropical depressions, tropical storms that unleaesash tornlrents. they are running a fever. well warmer than they should be. the month of may, it was the warmest month on record. all that heat allows the system to continue to hold moisture. there will be more rainfall. the tornado threat. it is that the rain and the storm surge. this is going to move toward little rock, central missouri, make its way up believe it or not to the great lakes, where even in ontario, canada, they'll be talking about tropical rains. unheard of. so surprising many people. 20,000 without power and the number will likely go up. it will take 24 hours for the winds to move the system

south. the full forecast straight ahead. >>> firing back. the st. louisouple who went viral for aiming guns at protesters. >> get the hell out of my neighborhood! >> now defending their actions. >> coming right at the house. >> why they say demonstrators left them with no other choice and the investigation into the confrontation caught on camera. >>> game off. just one day before training camps reopen, the star players who won't be a part of baseball's return. why they say they're opting out. >>> those stories, plus snap, crackle, pop. a surprise fireworks show lights up the new york city skyline as macy's kicks off its annual fourth of july display with a series of sec retoshows. "today," tuesday, june 30th, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and morning, everybody. welcome to "today." it's nice to have you with us on a tuesday morning. hoda's off this week. craig is right here. we get to be together which is nice. >> social distanced. >> yes. socially distan

south dakota governor's had not on my watch, not happening. she joins us tonight. raymond arroyo is here with talking video of protesters attacking citizens with a statue in st. louis including an elderly man who is praying and joe biden's disappearing act continues all of that and more in "seen and unseen." but first a call to the patriots and that is the focus of tonig tonight's "the angle." in our nation is under attack. there is no other way to describe what is going on right now. businesses are being burned down. historic markers defaced from a law enforcement defamed, and people are being threatened with having careers ruined and lives turned upside down if they speak out. but it is time like these and i mentioned this a moment ago to "hannity," we need to look to the wisdom of the founding fathers and look to them for inspiration and guidance and also within the period with our nation's 244th birthday just days away, i wanted to read you what one of the country's greatest minds wrote in just the first month of the revolution. thomas kane. in december 1776, he wrote "these are the times that try men's souls. the summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will in

st. louis. i'm especially thanking them for the support on this event. hillbilly, and a list in one of the youngest state representatives in history and does for the rural south. this important book relates. part memoir and part historical cultural and might vanishing country is an eye-opening journey, the past present and future. their hometown of denmark south carolina, mike vanishing country illuminates the pride but continues to fertilize the soil of one of the poorest states in the nation pretty traces his father's right to become simply carmichael martin luther king. a hero and a member of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. to explore the south dwindling rural black working class. many of whom can trace their ancestry back seven generations. it was poetic personal history where all i to the crisis affecting the other forgotten men and women. in the media seldom acknowledges. his telling members, and neighbors and friends. he humanizes the struggles that shaped their lives to gain access to healthcare and make ends meet as the factories on the shut down move overseas and a hole on two precious traditions. to force their path forward without c

south. now, this weather is brought to you by boost, the nutrition you need, the taste you deserve. so, let's take a closer look. you can see the radar, and all of that rain pushing northward. st. louismaha, you're going get some rain. this is all going to push up through minneapolis. along with that comes a threat of severe storms, damaging wind, large hail, the possibility of isolated tornadoes can't be ruled out. and then, as this storm lifts to the north, it's eventually going to combine with a cold front and shoot straight up to canada and be out of here, leaving us with much drier conditions, nicer weather across the country's midsection, although we do see some showers and storms for thursday evening across the eastern seaboard. the storm totals are going to be big, though. we're looking at anywhere from 2 to 4 inches, some isolated amounts up to 6 inches across the midwest. so still looking at some flooding for the next couple of days. alisyn? >> okay, jennifer, thank you very much. >>> a powerful statement from tennis star venus williams about racial injustice. details in "bleacher report," next. >> announcer: your "new day" weather brought to you by boost, the nutrition you

south through the ohio valley and the northeast. we're going to see severe weather today from new york city to philadelphia, west to pittsburgh, indianapolis, and st. louis, as well. it's a somewhat busy day in the weather. remember, in the southeast, if you can stay indoors, please stay indoors. >> yes, indeed. thank you very much. >>> it is about 22 minutes after the hour. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> taking care of the people who are taking care of the rest of us. still ahead this morning, using technology to aid essential workers helping them to deal with the overwhelming stress many are feeling. >>> plus, as cities around the world grapple with their history, some long-standing statues are coming down. but not in one of the world's oldest cities. we'll show you how the people of rome have developed a different relationship with their past. >>> and later, the spotlight is on policing these days. but few of us know the origins of the modern police force. we'll see how it developed, how it's changed, and what may lie ahead. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> what can the game of poker teach us about the role of luc

st. louis and these sort of drive-ins. think of all the revenue lost because of the cancellation of coachella which brings in hundreds of thousands and southnceled in austin. stuart: a pink floyd band? susan: tribute band. stuart: i could listen to the dark side of the moon again? wow, my goodness me. susan: exactly what i was thinking. stuart: i'm on my way. now this one, apple, the stock, all-time high, 365 riding the wave from the developers conference. i think you got something on that, susan? susan: announcement yesterday apple will make their own chips going into the 2021 mac computers to ship by end of this year. listen to tim cook. >> now it is time for a huge leap forward for the mac because today is the day we're announcing that the mac is transitioning, to our own apple silicate. susan: wouldn't expect anything less. it they ended 15 year relationship with intel. think about it make their own chips go into the macs, ipads iphones and apple watches. they promise to be faster, higher performing. apple will make modem chips go into the new iphones rolling around f you're intel of the world, qualcomm you should be a little bit conce