expecting for shows -- those of you heading out to vacation, it will pull moisture into the southeastern united states but we're not sure how much of that system holds together in days three threw five period. stay tuned for that. wow -- stay aware of the temperatures 82 degrees at 11:00. temperatures having a hard time dropping because it's soo so humid out. any time you see the dew points at or above 70 it's oppressive and very hard to take. tonight a few showers down south. these have been moving into charles county and as we look elsewhere around the region it was an impressive group of storms that moved over maryland. some real heavy rain south of ocean city. this is what's left of the next disturbance. it's weakening out and this radar makes it look overdone. you might get a shower west of d.c. we'll keep scattered showers in the forecast. we only dropped to 75 degrees. then tomorrow we're up to 88 degrees. let of clouds around but if we get more sunshine showers and storms could cook up in a hurry. i think the main feature with showers and storms tomorrow will be heavy rain. 79 at 8:00 in the m

she ignited the southeastern united states. here you have a 16 and a half foot shark spending a tremendous amount of its time in 15 feet of water, right in the surf. and it ignited the southeastern united states. and i'm so proud of that area of the world because those people, you know, you're from that part -- >>rose: north carolina. i'm sorry about the university of louisville's success in the ncaa. the people are so connected to the ocean, they live on the ocean, love the ocean that they began the conversation about mary lee, it is one of the curiosity, i think they inspired the rest of the country and planet. >>rose: how long will you do this? >> i will do this until the job is done, if that takes the rest of my days, and i can hold it together, i will do that. i am on a application, it is not hard to get out of bed in the morning, there is much needs to be done, if not us, then who? there is no one i would be helping then. >>rose: thank you for coming. pleasure for having me. rose: thank you for joining us. see you next tim

chantal did die out yesterday, lot of that moisture and rain will move into areas near the southeastern united states. that's really of no threat or concern. the thursday forecast, have your umbrellas ready. thunderstorms at any time. still very hot in the areas of texas, still above 100. >> i'm so tired of hearing you say rain. >> seattle is nice this time of year. >> go figure. >>> republicans at odds over immigration and america's most expensive colleges. >>> plus, amajor buzz kill is coming to colorado's pot smokers, we'll explain coming up next. (cat purring) mornings are a special time for the two of you... and you can make them even more special... with fancy feast mornings. mornings are delicious protein-rich entrées... with garden veggies and egg. each one perfectly designed... to start her day with a little love. fancy feast mornings gourmet cat food. the best ingredient is love. a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. m

when it could be inpacting parts of the southeastern bahamas, so anyone living across the southeastern united stateskeep an eye on storm system. we're expecting it to keep on the west northwest track. temperatures relatively chilly. minneapolis 66 degrees for the high temperature today and 62 in caribou. meanwhile texas, 99 for your high in san antonio, and we could be seeing showers and storms associated with a strong cold front that's headed eastbound. some isolated severe weather will be possible with this system so, of course, we'll keep an eye on it throughout the afternoon and also the evening. >> maria, thanks so much. >> a lot of info. >> thanks. >> 39 after the house, and still to come the tallary woman is, the more likely she will get cancer. a shocking new study coming up. >> and the federal government says it has the right to track your phone calls, but now it's asking for personal information, too. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a f

the amount of days to start a business in some states is the reason there's a flight to southeastern united statesnd texas. i would also add that i think we are also facing something we don't quite understand yet, that global competition and concept of work and productivity and the way the dollar is functioning in the world markets, there are things happening now that we don't quite understand. i thought doug badger had an excellent point on the badger files. this might not even be president obama's fault. we actually might not understand how any of this is working. >> this is a terrible situation, and charles murray has written brilliantly about it. what charles murray, let's get the race thing out of here, not focus on blacks and hispanics, . he sees growth and poverty demonstrated by the numbers, and secondly, tremendous gap in terms of education, opportunity, who goes to school, who gets married. the kind of relationships that are absolutely essential to have a child, climb the ladder of upward mobility that dana is talking about. >> and charles murray came on my radio show today, i asked him

moisture whether or not chantal develops into something stronger could be pulled to the southeastern united states this weekend. that's why we're watching it closely. it's early to have our third tropical storm of the season and this one one of those that developed in those lower latitudes. here is the latest on chantal. let me pinpoint it for you because this thing is 320 miles east southeast of barbados as of the last update but i tell you the hurricane hunters were investigating and they found it was getting stronger. it now has winds of 50 miles an hour. the concern is for the caribbean islands is the same concern we have in the eastern united states. they've had double their normal rainfall. san juan puerto rico has had 13 inches since june 1st. it's moving rapidly northwest at 26. it looks like it will go through the lesser antilles tomorrow and haiti wednesday with winds getting stronger up to 70 miles an hour. that keeps it just under hurricane strength. and then you can see it makes that turn and we may see it near the bahamas saturday afternoon. much weaker down to 35 miles per hour and

otherwise across the southeastern united states expect showers and storms across carolinas and into virginianto the 9 0z across the plains. parts of texas 100 degrees as far north as rapid city. it can get dangerous at times when you have the humidity. >> republicans are seeing an opportunity to display dismantle or delay it all together. >> doug luzader has more. >> the white house says obama care should be delayed for businesses republicans say individuals deserve a delay in this as well. this is the most controversial part. image knee say the government is struggling to establish the health insurance changes. some may not be completely ready in time republicans are calling for a delay. >> individual mandate is set to kick in on january 1st of next year. that will give 6 million americans on average $1,200 tax increase. >> the white house delayed the employer mandate that provided insurance by a full year. kritd ticks say the evidence of the entire plan is not ready for prime time. >> now what happened late before holiday a weekend the administration on a blog post essentially whispers it'

. >> and in the southeastern united states, another train enthusiast gets the shock of a lifetime., salisbury, north carolina. a tractor trailer is slowly crossing the railroad tracks when a norfolk southern freight train plows right into it. >> the train hit the trailer pretty much dead center in the middle of the trailer. >> the train lifts the 18-wheeler off the ground and shears off the rear axle. >> the trailer got split in half. it went through the air like a frisbee. stuff was going everywhere. >> the massive collision is caught on camera by benjamin, who also videotapes trains as a hobby. he inherited his love of trains from his father jim who, in turn, got it from his dad. >> when i was small, my father and grandfather would take me to the train tracks in greensboro and once he started getting a little bigger and we started going outside the tracks and watching trains and he got interested and started filming and taking pictures of them. >> on the day of the collision, father and son head to one of their favorite spots to train watch. a railroad crossing by a recycling tra

the general trend is showing it, moving closer and closer towards the southeastern united states.he first warning weather team will be updating ow this storm day by day. and bob will have more on your complete updated first warning forecast coming up. now, back inside. stoz snors check live doppler radar any time, go to cbsbaltimore.com. >>> the major league baseball all-star game is next week. and the baltimore orioles will have a strong presence on this year's team. wjz is live in camden yards. sports director mark viviano has more on what the players are saying. >> reporter: well, denise. proficient on the field and popular with the fans. that's a combination you need to be recognized as an all- star. well, the orioles are well represented. they take on the texas rangers here tonight. the rangers are from the lone star state. the orioles have multiple stars. in fact, four birds will represent baltimore and the lietion at the all-star -- all-star games next week. >> reporter: adam jones is the most decorated of the current oriole all-stars. he came through like a star with his d

through the southeastern quarter of the united states, you'll see plenty of thunderstorm action, hail the size of ping pong balls possible as well as gusty winds. up towards the north, another storm system also capable of bringing pretty severe nasty storms. this will be pushing through central canada and the front moving through the northern plains into the upper midwest. dry cooler conditions and quite pleasant here in that northeastern corridor. in the other side of the jet stream it stays hot and also you have the threat of flash flooding, the monsoonal flow in the southwest and potential for flash floods here. the heat as well will be pretty unbearable in some areas. 41 degrees in phoenix and the next few days are going to be around about that, very hot indeed. even seattle getting up to 27 degrees with the strong high pressure in place. on into europe, things are all changing here. we had that streak of hot and dry weather out west. while it's changing now. much cooler conditions although many temperatures will be staying above average for this time of year. there's a low sittin

. >> to build factories, southeastern united states. >> energy revolution. we've got it going. let's get that cash back and whatever it takes. >> what is the administration's strategy, robert, when four hours prior the president going to chattanooga to deliver this speech, mcconnell and boehner come out and kick it in the gut and say, this is nothing but two years old? is the president doing this to make a point, or is he really doing this to try to make an offer? >> i think the president wants truly to make an offer because, you saw it yesterday, the first thing he had to do was change the definition in washington of what grand bargain looks like because it looks like the grand bargain that we imagined a year, year and a half ago on taxes and spending and everything is probably a bridge too far, if you will. this is a revised grand bargain. again, jim touched on this. i think, in a way, the president was speaking over the heads of those in congress, as he has a lot, to try to reach ceos, to try to reach businesses, to ultimately put pressure on the mcconnells and the boehners

cop it threat the southeastern united states, maybe florida, south carolina or georgia.ather closer to home. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal in for tom kierein, an scattered light rain and sprinkles making its way through the area and we'll continue to see this activity throughout the day today. keep the umbrella handy. otherwise, mostly cloudy to partly sunny skies. else wre generally in the mid-70s. a high today of 90. for tomorrow, scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms are likely. downpours possible. a high of 91. >>> that is a look at your weather. let's send it back to willie and natalie. >> now to a task we parents all deal with every day. trying to get your kids unglued from the tv, the tablets and the video games. >> here with fun games to get your kids away from the digital screens and never looking back is lori. the toy insider mom. >> good morning. >> this is my struggle right now. the kids are glued to their iphone. >> when we were kids, we played catch and we played tags but the screens are competing for their attention and we need to

somewhat so is no longer a tropical storm but that doesn't mean we won't see impact in the southeastern united statesoday but rain could come into florida and the southeast part of the country as we go friday into the weekend. something that we'll follow very closely. watching a front that comes across the eastern half of the country as well today. could provide thunderstorms across the southeast and the northeast. it could include new york city. looking overhead it looks like storms could be hitting us any second here in new york. thunderstorm warning off i >>> 7:34. good thursday morning to you. today the cooldown really kicks in. look at all these 70s around the bay. 78 degrees in san jose today. that goes for santa theresa, 75 in oakland and 77 degrees in beautiful san rafael. we do have a chance for some mountain thunderstorms throughout the first part of the day, but this will start to clear out and we'll see a drier pattern shaping up friday into the weekend. temperatures stay steady, holding on to the mid to upper 80s. hope you have a great day. >>> don't forget you can check your forecast 24

you can see the movement, the coat of uncertainty is leading toward the southeastern edge of the united states. if you take a look at our next graphic, we're going to show you the spaghetti models. now, you can see the general trend, although there is some uncertainty. the general trend is taking this to the lesser antilles around tuesday afternoon. then close to four by saturday. will this affect us. it is quite possible. we will be updating you day by day in the first warning weather center. bob will have more on your first warning forecast coming up. back to you. >> and stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage. for the updated forecast and to track tropical storm chantal, go to cbsbaltimore.com. >>> well, an arrest is made in a deadly july 4th stabbing in baltimore county. denise is live in the newsroom with details on that for us. denise? >> reporter: well, mary. 35-year-old seiko harris is in custody for that murder. police say harris stabbed 32- year-old antoine mason to death last thursday, around 4:00 in the morning. it upon at -- it happened at a house on walnut grove in essex

you can see that the eastern half of the united states are still going to be looking quite messy. in fact, very wet across the southeastern corner. in fact, we actually have a report of a tornado touchdown here in florida today already. and these conditions are going to be likely to continue to be unstable. we have a front stretching all the way across the mid-atlantic. underneath it we may see severe thunderstorms yet again, and that includes large hail, damaging winds as well as a few tornadoes that cannot be ruled out. another area of the battle zone to the very warm humid flow, all the way up to the north. and the northerly cool air just colliding in the two air masses, and they're creating that zone with the severe weather. that's likely to have the possibilities generating large hail as well as damaging gusts also. and a few tornadic activity which cannot be ruled out. down towards the south near the four corners area, in california, this is where wet weather will continue due to the summer monsoonal flow. very active. we're actually talking about flash flood watches in southern california and into new mexico. and f