the hearse driving through southern ohio yesterday carrying the soldier. he was killed along with four other soldiers by a bomb from an american air strike earlier this month. >>> in italy, pope francis declares all mobsters are ex communicated from the catholic church. the pope denounced the mafia saying those that go down that path are evil and not in communion with god. he held an outdoor mass yesterday in the country's southern region. that area is where the largest crime resides. he promised to visit after the killing of a 3-year-old boy in an attack blamed on drug turf wars. >>> it's this simple. if the u.s. world cup team beats portugal today they'll advance to the second tournament in brazil. they put themselves in that position beating ghana last wednesday. ghana had a draw with germany yesterday. u.s. has an advantage in today's match. portugal down five players because of injuries or suspension. >> this is not the moment you prove yourself. this is the moment you step up and play those guys and put them in place. >> well the u.s. soccer match wi

also, across a portion of southern ohio. watch for lightning and heavy downpours. this morning, fairly violent. where you see the orange shaded area from minneapolis, omaha, kansas city and wichita, another round of severe storms. yesterday, we saw 29 reports of tornadoes, the worst in south dakota and elsewhere. now various weather systems move across the midwest. behind it, cooler air. we have warmth, humidity, rotation and lift. all the ingredients that could produce an isolated tornado. as i mentioned, the big risk is the heavy downpours from minneapolis to chicago to indianapolis, two to four inches and the sering heat continues. lots of 90s in store. >> a long day ahead. thank you for that. >>> going to move to the crisis in iraq. the u.s. debates weather to get involved in the fight with isis. the militants have been battling for days now. they are moving closer and closer to baghdad by the minute. vice president, joe biden, called nuri al maliki urging them to work together. cnn learned the administration is losing confidence in iraq's government, especiall

outside that area, few thunderstorms in wyoming and montana, and even kentucky, tennessee and southern ohiortainly not severe like it was last night, you can see by tomorrow that rain is just off the coast so things are drying off here. weather's a little calmer and quite a bit cooler. cooler air is coming in from the great lakes. this is what you'll be wake up tomorrow morning, low temperatures in the 40s and 50s. highs still pretty holt across texas and oklahoma, warmer air across the southeastern parts of the country. phoenix still over 100°. severe heat warnings and advisor is remain. rainfall, lack ever it, we should say, still the drought continues. a new drought monitor comes out on thursday most likely showing that drought area expanding a bit in the southwest, very little rain over the past week. news is coming up next. >> a new record was set on mount everest today. the 13-year-old daughter of poor farmers, she and the anyon anyoe guides. >> sponsored the climb as part of the support of underpristle underprivileged students. >>> vincent van gogh, his ear cut off almost 100 years a

law firm when he was elected to congress and where he represented the papers 722nd district in southern ohio. he served 12 years and off seven elections he never received less than 70% of the vote. during tha the time in congresse is involved in the historic welfare efforts and he was an advocate of the balanced budget bill that passed in 1997. he gained the respect of both republican colleagues in his successful bipartisan legislative initiatives including the measures that he offered to increase retirement savings, reform the irs and had over the new taxpayer rights and curb the mandates and reduce taxes and expand drug prevention and planned a conservation efforts. in the spirit of disclosure, it is his support for the community antidrug coalition of house members where i was the white house drug office or public affairs. in 2005, rob left the congress when he was asked by president george w. bush to serve as the united states trade representative come at a cabinet level official responsible for u.s. trade policy. under his leadership america and exports increased and the u.s. brought suc

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illinois all the way into southern ohio.s and large hail, isolated tornados and widespread flooding. temperatures continue to soar to the triple-digits across the southwest. john and linzie, back to you. >> all right, jim. thank you. >>> stormy on mexico's pacific coast where evacuations are under way as tropical storm boris grows stronger. classes are cancelled in many areas. mud and rock slides are blocking some roads. boris could bring 20 inches of rain to southern mexico in the coming days. >>> a dramatic rescue off the of coast of oregon. a sheriff's deputy and boy he was trying to save struggled to stay afloat almost an hour in the water. the teen had been pulled out to sea by a strong rip current. every time rescuers tried to reach the pair they were swept away from shore by a rough current. they were eventually pulled to shore. >>> scientists are keeping an eye onalaska's most active volcano. after two days of rumbling. the volcano erupted sending a plume of cash 22,000 feet into the air. the cloud drifted 50 miles e

clouds to the rest and a front draped through the region with energy along with it in the southern parts of the ohio valley. really no stopping this as it pushes to the south and east and that is why the clouds increase first. and we could see a couple of showers here, again especially in southern locations tomorrow midday into the afternoon. it is all about location tomorrow. the brighter it is, it is more northern locations, 77 degrees. more in the way of clouds to the south, and again a shower or two. not a wash out to any stretch no matter where. and a gorgeous finish to thes first weekend of summer. and high pressure from canada, meaning low humidity, a lot of sun and northerly wind. 82 degrees and can probably continue the break from running the air conditioner. the ocean temperature 70 degrees this weekend, not bad if you are going to be at the shore. tomorrow a lot of clouds, a shower or two, 74 degrees. sunday, a perfect beach day, 76 and full sunshine. if you are in the poconos it is a spot seeing sunshine both days. and temperatures cool and pleasant. 72 tomorrow and 75 degrees on sunday.

what does the gentleman from southern ohio, what do you want to -- >> i'm not going to answer the question. on tried to do this immigration. listen, it's the guy who is the trying to get to a discussion to get to an my cardsi think laying on the table tilts the balance. i don't want to do that. i want to get our members to awe comfortable,hey're whatever that is. >> you are in a different position now from when you supported it. what different position are you in now that you welcome back in time? >> i didn't recall the 2012 vote a this, but there was bipartisan effort to do this. i think more than half our and is supported it support it. given where the export import given theday, accounts of what's gone on down there, in terms of kickbacks and other things, it's clearly time all the members to take a serious look at this. of immigration, you working group to deal with the problem on the border with this influx of central america. what exactly do you expect that working group to do? working group was put together because we've got a group members who i think are qualified to understand wh

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kentucky southern portions of the ohio valley at risk of severe storms later on today. damaging winds. not too many tornadoes. with all the active weather in the middle of the country, as expected, much of the west remains very quiet. your wednesday looks fternoon, more breaks of sunshine. tah tahoe, gorgeous at 75 and sunny. we'll take a look at the forecast as we head towards the weekend coming up for the west. >> the weekend just a few days away. >> yeah, it's a little early, but i'm looking forward to it. >> sounds good. thanks, bill. >>> a "hunger games" inspired protest in thailand is catching fire. >>> plus, when taking the plunge conjures up a whole new image for weddings. "early today" is back in two. ♪ ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. firming + lifting makeup our multi-benefit innovation. skin feels tighter. expression lines look more relaxed. 3x hydration... ... beautiful coverage. 93% of

later today these storms will roll right through kentucky, southern portions of the ohio valley and then through northern tennessee. again, the threat today is not as bad as it was last night, but we're still going to get damage out there. wind damage and large hail. shouldn't see that many tornadoes. the rest of the country is looking good for any of your travel needs for your activities. the problem areas would be this morning through missouri and kentucky this afternoon. >> thank you, bill. >>> well, there are more details that are emerging engulfing the veterans affair health care system. a coverup of excessive wait times for veterans wasn't just limited to phoenix. as many as ten secret waiting lists were also found at hospitals in kansas, missouri, illinois, and indiana. there's also been growing speculation over who will replace eric shinseki who resigned last week. sources tell nbc the obama administration has spoken with dr. toby cost grove, but no offer has been made. they are trying to gauge if the heart surgeon would be interested in taking the top job. meanwhile, four senate

cincinnati law firm when he was elected to congress where he reps under the second district in southern ohiohe served seven mayors. he never received less than 70% of the vote. he was an advocate of the balanced budget bill that passed in 1997. he gained the respect of both republican and democratic colleagues through a successful bipartisan legislative initiative. curb unfunded mandates, reduce taxes, and drug present his -- and drug are mentioned. committee on the anti-drug initiative geoeye was the director of affairs when we organize an event together that we first met and became friends. senator represents my alma mater. in 2005 come he left congress when he was asked by president george w. bush to serve as the u.s. trade representative kirk, a cabinet level official responsible for trade policy. american exports increased and the u.s. not successful legal challenges. following is a compass months, he was asked to serve in another critical cabinet post. he made his mark as a deficit hawk fighting irresponsible earmarks and putting in place new transparency measures for all federal spend

. >> no matter what you get at starbucks whether it is in ohio or southern california, it always tastes the iced green tea will taste the same just like my cheese burger. >> everybody makes fun of olive garden because they are like, off live garden? and the italians are like, hey, when you have family -- but you go to olive garden and it is not italians there. it is people like me. that is authentic to guys like me. >> oh stop! stop it! >> they should have me in there saying when you are here you feel like you are italian, even though you are not. >> those are the same people saying domino's is good pizza. >> you are you will diseased. >> have i to stick up for my bros. a teen sues his school district. kids these days. am i right? ♪ sue, sue, sue the school was i supposed to sing that? >> a minnesota teen is suing his school district and the police chief after being suspended from school after he sent a sarcastic tweet. the teen, not the lead in a crappy romance novel responded to an anonymous tweet that claimed he kissed the school's gym teacher. his tweet read, actually, yes. police b

what, as the gentleman from southern ohio, yourself -- >> you try to do this or immigration for the last two years. it's the guy who is the facilitator of trying to get to a discussion to get to an outcome, i think laying my cards on the table, tilts the balance. i don't frankly think, i don't want to do that. i want to get our members to a place where they're comfortable, whatever that is. >> yesterday, you said you were in a different position now from 2012 when you supported it. what different position are you snen that you weren't in >> i didn't recall the vote on this but there was a bipartisan effort to do this, i think more than half our members support it and i support it. given where the export-import bank is today, given the accounts of what's gone on down there in terms of kickbacks and other things, it's clearly time to -- for all the members to take a serious look at this. >> mr. speaker. eaking of immigration, you appointed -- you appointed a working group to deal with the problem on the board we are this influx of children from central america. what exactly do you expect t

this area across the ohio valley and southern plains is mostly a hail and wind threat.t again across nebraska, south dakota severe weather and tornadoes. >> all right, rick. thank you, sir. >> you bet. >>> big win today for folk who is want washington to change the name of its football team. the u.s. patent and trademark office today voted to cancel six federal trademarks that the washington redskins own. it called the nickname redskins disparaging of native americans which we already knew. native americans have satd this was like using the "n" word against us if we were black. others call it the equivalent of that. but the team's owner has said he will not change that name. legal analysts say the decision today does not mean washington must stop using the name. it just makes it harder to go after the groups that use the logo on merchandise without permission. they made a similar ruling some 15 years ago but the redskins appealed and they won. the team's lawyer says he's confident that will happen again. and i quote, we've seen this before. and just like last time, toda

system we have, though, is a cold front that's heading into this morning ohio, parts of kentucky, tennessee and some of our southernso if you're headed out there a little bit later on today and especially this afternoon, you could see delays in those areas because of that front. it doesn't look like thunderstorms are going to be on the east coast until later tonight. our northern and western suburbs are going to be ground zero for those with heavy downpours and lots of lightning out of those storms later tonight. the other story in the east, tam, warm and very humid today. i'll have the afternoon call and more on that coming up in another couple of minutes, okay? >> okay, thank you, david. >>> extremists have abducted 90 more people. toddlers as young as three are among the girls, boys and women kidnapped by boko haram fighters. boko haram which means western education is sinful wants to enforce islamic law throughout nigeria. >> new this morning authorities in arkansas say a convicted murderer who escaped from a prison may be armed way shot gun. a plan who lived near the prison turned this surveillance video from

southern wisconsin. portions of northwestern indiana. thunderstorms beginning to erupt in some areas of the ohio valley.we will continue to monitor that. the storms moving into eastern ohio. overnight tonight there were some severe weather reports. mostly hal and wind reports coming into us. nothing of consequence for the chicago area. with time we are expecting the skies to clear. tomorrow looks like a fantastic day. temperature's very comparable period the next precipitation will not be in here until next weekend. it may be late saturday and sunday we can pick up a shot or thunderstorm. it is in the upper fifties to low 60s throughout the chicago area. for this afternoon we expect a few pockets of fall camp and missed. for to make a few clouds the early periods gun should clear nicely. though some discussions and light breezes. as we go into friday another comfortable there. the may be quelled patch. >> half of this date in 1942 world war two battle of midway began. which was the last american they shklienlvin den here we go. second number is 6. that number is 5. moving on to fireball for pick three.

southern new england. most of the bad storms are over with in ohio. also just a soaking rain heading for the pittsburgh area. also right around marian and south of ft. wayne, indiana, a pretty good thunderstorm complex. but the real problems this morning are with flash flooding from minneapolis southwards down to rochester, into the quad cities. torrential rain continues at this hour. and then our friends are still dealing with more strong storms this morning through nebraska, so sioux city, sioux falls, more heavy rain today, and you have a real big flooding problem under way over the next couple of days. as far as today goes, 25 million people at risk of severe storms, including the washington, d.c.,/baltimore area. >> it is not over yet. >> not done. >> okay, thank you, bill. >>> the washington redskins are hit where it hurts the most. >>> plus, where do these sexiest people in the world come from? >> in this studio. >> we would like to think so, but i doubt it. >>> and would you pay $5,000 to find a mate that looks exactly like your ex? go ahead,

of a 19-year-old from southern illinois and a 25-year-old man from ohio engaged to be married. >> it's safe to go back into the water a delaware teenager was bitten from a shark. at cape henlopen, the kids were diving in. andrew vance was wading in 5 feet of water when the shark by the him. they believe it was a young sandbar shark. the bites are extremely rare. >> i have been talking to staff 20 years. they can't remember the last time there was one of these. we are looking at least 15 to 20 years. >> he needs stitches. he's recovering at home tonight. >>> this was a sea of yellow boards. ridley high celebrated the end of the class. it did not dampen the accomplishments. >>> best wishes to all the graduates for what is ahead in their very bright if thes. adaifbright futures.adam is her. >> we have a bumpy road before we get to the weekend. the the good news that the downpours that drenched part of the area today have subsided and collapsed. we have a clean radar sweep on double scan. 73. very warm and uncomfortable out in center city. 72 for dover. the same for allentown. fog setting

southern portions of quebec. there is a history with this low pressure system over the ohio river valley producing tornadoes. there were four tornado reports out of indiana on tuesday. this system continues to bring rain and strong winds as it pushes toward the east. and we are now looking out for a low pressure system over the rockies. this is going to be the next significant weather maker when it comes to the possibility of some strong weather with strong winds and also some large hail. we may be even dealing with an isolated tornado. so make sure that you keep tuned to the local weather agency on that. 29 with thunderstorms in denver. 28 in oklahoma city. again, the eastern half of the united states all seeing a chance for rain and thunderstorms for our wednesday. we're also talking about some very intense storms with large hail possible in the balkan peninsula. a low pressure system moving into bosnia, also serbia and into romania and bulgaria. where some areas reported two to three centimeter diameter hail. so we're looking out for large hail, strong wind gusts and possibly some tornadoes because warm a

ohio hand westhouser was 3300 feet under in southern germany. rescue teams from five countries, struggled to pull him through, narrow passages. the the five two-year old explorer is hospitalized and in stable condition. >>> a convicted felon and alleged gunning member is getting national attention this morning. his mug shot viewed millions of times on line, but not for his alleged crime. >> some people think he should be on america in's next top model or abercrombie. he is 30 years old. his name is jeremy meets. this is out of the stockton, california. police department, posted their mug shots on the facebook page. nothing like this has ever happened before. people started liking it, thousands of times. he was arrested on weapons charges. the picture because of whatever it is you may be the judge on has gotten a lieutenant of people to like it and comments. 27,000 likes just on that police department's page, from comments ranging from too bad he is a criminal, he is hot, to oh, my god, he is so gorgeous, what a waste. is there even a movement to

there is a speaker from ohio, number two from california. what about the southerne of the political party? what about the rural base of the republican party? convey to broker a deal to get them to number three and do it peacefully or do they have a rough and tumble fight? that could have repercussions down the line. >> you can't underestimate how personal these races are. they are about political promises that have been made to members years ago or current political promises and kevin mccarthy has now probably locked up a lot of votes because of pre-existing relationships. so you really don't know how these things are going to turn out. it's nice to say we need a red state guy in there because the tea party has to be represented, the conservative wing has to be represented but this is a lot about personal, political payback and promise. >> you know, it's interesting that the tea party is getting a lot of the credit for this huge, huge upset although the tea party, all of the various groups really weren't involved in this huge, huge upset. >> that's true. the nation

anywhere in the yellow from the northern plains again right through the southern great lakes into the northern ohio valley. the areas that aren't going to get the storms are going to be oppressively hot. a record high in washington, d.c. yesterday. today it's going to be about 98 in richmond, 96 in d.c. your heat index about 101 during the middle of the afternoon. those temperatures in the dangerous category. new york city, you also have a chance of seeing your first 90-degree day of this early summer season. we'll be right back. you're watching "morning joe." i spent my entire childhood seeing the world in reverse, and i loved every minute of it. but then you grow up and there's no going back. but it's okay, it's just a new kind of adventure. and really, who wants to look backwards when you can look forward? >>> beautiful shot of washington, d.c., capitol hill, the sun coming up this morning. what could be wrong? >> nothing could be wrong. >> let's take a look at the morning papers, shall we? "the washington post." an explosion tore through a world cup viewing area in nigeria. now at least a dozen

ohio valley. and it will protect us from unsettled weather. you look to the south and that's where you find the showers and storms across the southeast and back through the southern plains states. and staying dry and quiet with comfortable conditions and low humidity. and tracking if for you on futuretracker 6. and 9:00 tomorrow morning, temperatures near the 70, upper 60s north and west of town, and south and east as well. 4:00 in the afternoon in the lower 80s, the except is lakehurst to wildwood. temperatures in the middle and upper 70s. by the afternoon a bit of an average sea breeze kicking on in. the sun will be out and temperatures slightly higher than normal. so this weekend as we look at the u.v. index, giving it an 8. it is very high, meaning it can only take about 15 minutes for you to get a sunburn, slather on the sunscreen if you are stepping out for an extended period of time or as much as 15 minutes. and sun and afternoon sea breeze and 76. and sunny nice on sunday with an a high temperature 79. the pocono 400 taking place this weekend and the main event on sunday. tomorrow gorgeous. high 78, high pressure the fair-weather friend sunday. warm with

ohio does not have the law doesn't? >> no. >> it is mostly southern states. the disenfranchisement of the right to vote, to me, it is so important in trumps everything. when you take someone's "does right to vote away and never give it back -- when you take someone's right to vote away and never give it back -- >> do you know the history of these? >> i have for my opinion. i do not know. by the history of disenfranchisement, by the time i get back to new york, i will know. >> i think that history goes back to jim crow. it was a southern thing. if you look at the states that they are thews, same states that justice roberts said no longer have to have preclearance because it is a wonderful world according to justice roberts. fathom when you look at the history of discrimination in this country and look at in voting areas where you had preclearance and the states that put a scarlet letter on individuals who said, thou shalt not to vote. voting in my district, we had an election in may for clunky offices. very important. who weree people registered voters. my the

southerner. they said we have everybody in leadership from other parts of the country, somebody from the west, kev rip -- kevin mccarthy, john boehner from ohio, and marlin stutzman of indiana, and it's significant that the roskam did not win because that's a knock on the establishment. he was kevin mccarthy's deputys' he didn't get this. it's also significant this did not go to a second ballot. three candidates in there, harv thought you wouldn't get the absolute majority and they would have to kick this over to a second ballot with the third-place finisher coming in. the fact seive -- steve scalise won this on the first ballot is significant. he said he had a lot of votes on this, appeared to be in the lead, and you can't be whip if you don't whip your first vote -- >> jeb in texas was going to challenge mccarthy, pete sessions would do that. both ultimately dropping out. what happened there and do we know the vote count that lifted mccarthy to his position? >> no. they're not giving us the vote tallies. was thought that raul labrador, the conservative congressmann from idaho, they vote against everything, decorrect controlling, the hurrica

you can see the potential for thunderstorms across the great lakes, the ohio river valley and the southernve the frontal boundary and low pressure centers moving out to the plain states and bringing the potential for severe weather, large hail, damaging wind and isolated tornadoes. look at the line moving in on monday. that will continue. if you live in these areas, that's where you have the severe threat. tomorrow it kind of shifts toward the texas area. again, the potential for hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes for monday. and a quick look at your highs today. those are your forecasts for the northeast. looking good along the coastline, but we have showers in interior sections of the northeast. all right, back to the left of me. over to and in, tucker and clayton. and kelly! >> thank you, janice. >>> well, back to the big apple for joel and victoria osteen. >> for the second time, the married pastors of houston's lakewood church hosted a christian night of prayer at yankee stadium. >> we are joined now for the recap. >> we'll do a recap just after i tell you this story about jo

broad picture, although a little bit of this as we get into the southern plains, but the bigger outs of all of this is going to be in ohio, right around the great lakes and eventually into the northeast. we've got a nice juicy flow off the gulf providing a lot of moisture to interact with that front. parts of ohio under flood risks and as this moves over the next couple of days, easily places that could see two to four-inches. back to you guys. >> where do you think she was? out hiking. >> nice. >> egypt's new presidential sisi said he will not interfere with the judicial process. >> we're going to talk about when it means for our enjoyed colleagues in egypt. we're going to talk to an expert about what happens when these men appeal their sentences. >> has team u.s.a. been set up to fail at the world cup? hear what their coach had to say about that. >> her family had to fight for a life-saving lung operation. now a young girl is speaking out about the struggle that is changing the entire transplant pros. >> 24.7 million is today's big number. >> it's not dollars, it's viewers, a record setting event. we'll tell you about

. >> ohio doesn't have a such a law, does it? >> no. >> it's mostly southern states, right? >> that's my understanding. i've not done a study of that but that is my understanding. there is a history of what you say, disenfranchisement of the right to vote, again to me is so important, it trumps everything. so i think when you take someone's right to vote away and with the idea of never giving it back, i just -- i just think that's -- should never be. >> mr. jones, are you familiar with any history on these laws? >> you know, i have my own thoughts. but they'd be conjecture. i don't know, but i tell you this. by the history of disenfranchisement, by the time i get back to new york this afternoon i will know and i'll get that to you. >> i think the history goes back to jim crow. i think it was kind of a southern thing. really if you look at the states that have those laws and or had those laws they're generally the same states that justice roberts said no longer have to have preclearance because it's a wonderful world, according to justice roberts. it's just -- it's hard to fa

ohio republican. kevin mccarthy, profile from california. that house is full of southernonservatives. they are going to demand to have one of their own in power now. >> so the great question is, you know, again, one result, one race, can things get exaggerated? the race we were looking at last was going to be we thought weeks or months ago in south kacaroli. the conservative lindsay graham wanted to do immigration reform. guess what, he won big. he got the 50%. and maybe he hadn't been briefed on the virginia results because listen to lindsay graham saying it's a time to do immigration reform and time for the republicans to reach out to non-white voters. >> don't take our party, don't write our party off. make the other party earn your vote. give us a chance, folks. take another look at the republican party and i hope we will all see something that you haven't had in a while, real hope. >> take another look at the republican party, lindsey graham says there. i want to add in the man i think may lose the most from this, the current democrat president of the united states.

ohio strong winds tore up roots and knocked down trees, crushing cars. tens of thousands of homes lost power. meanwhile scorching heat will bake the southwest, southern plains southeast today. temperatures will hit the 90s from texas to the carolinas. >>> facebook says it's working at 100% this morning after a worldwide outage overnight. the social network crashed for about half an hour. users got a message reading sorry, something went wrong. facebook says it fixed the problem quickly but did not say what caused the temporary shutdown. >>> the nfl's washington redskins say this morning they will fight the newest threat to the team's controversial name and logo. the u.s. patent office cancelled the team's trademark registration wednesday. a judge ruled the long-time nickname insults native americans. jan crawford is at fedex field in landover, maryland the redskins home stadium. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. this ruling does not mean that the redskins are going to have to change their name but at some point it could affect the team's bottom line and the control it has over its merchandise. on the practice field, the washingto

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