that includes areas of southern wisconsin. very warm in the intermountain west.enix 106, desert southwest is very warm. nothing changes throughout the middle of the country. if you're watching us in green bay, wisconsin, a few fossils, gems, asteroids and crystals at more at geology rocks. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> now i have to be nice to you. >> i want to see what words i can make up. >>> now here's an early look at entertainment. hollywood is having trouble with coming up with some original material when studios come out with duelling fairy tale films. the world premier last night of "snow white and the huntsman." it was the year's second biggest screen take on the fairest of them all. it opens here june 1st. simon cowell's x factor added britney spears, she's going to be joined as a judge. england's tabloids are buzzing what prince william will do with 10 million pounds that he picks up from his mother's will next month when he turns 30. tmz reported the tanning mom was hoping to be asked to do a nude photo shoot. playboy actually contact

many reports southern wisconsin with a gust past 45 mi. per hour. 65 mi.story we turn of sunshine tomorrow cooler weather with gusty northeast wind through the morning rush-hour muggy warm weekend on the way three- quarters of an inch of rainfall. some models as much as 2 in. big story return what can be described as heat by the time we get to this weekend would not surprise to see a upper 80 degree temperatures and mid- upper its 60 degree 2 points on the gulf coast monday weekend around here. thunderstorms continue to settle south and out of the area. clearing skies late tonight a low temperature 49 degrees hit you in the face walking out the door tomorrow morning mostly sunny noticeably cooler 16 degree drop. '60s at the beaches scattered clouds unseasonable 51 degrees tomorrow night warm up begins away from the lake 66-71 degrees at the beaches. there you can see that 12 days 80 degrees temperatures '80s a forecast on friday saturday and sunday calling next week back to the '80s after that talking more on the update. >> white sox day-to-day u.s. cellul

anyone from southern wisconsin, down through dallas so this is a large swath of big area. we will be keeping up on it on facebook and twitter. always find out as gma.yahoo! summerlike temperatures are feeding in the warm, 90, jackson, mississippi, springfield, 88. shouldn't see any records as many as yesterday, almost a dozen but a cooldown return to spring. that's the big picture. >> i have the absolutely best twitter followers and saw so many pictures of the super moon now you get to. the stunning images, it was 14% bigger, 30% brighter than other full moons of the year, the super moon or called pargy moon looks biggest to the horizon, perspective to other objects. why does it happen? because the moon has an oval-shaped orbit. one side,00,000 kilometers closer than the other. fairly common. the last march 19th and that one was bigger. if you didn't see it, you still have a chance next year. >> oh, maybe that's good because we were all like in bed to get up at 2:00 a.m. >> no way i was going to see it. the pictures were great. >> thank you. >>> moving on now this morning

in my own travels across this country, and especially at my town halls in southern wisconsin, i've heard a lot of the same concerns. americans today are uncertain and worried about their future. many are suffering from lost jobs and shrinking incomes in ways they never suffered before. we look around us and see problems rising health care costs, rising energy and food prices, rising college tuition, rising debt, and stagnant wages. and government just doesn't seem to have any answers. and we start to understand that ronald reagan's famous diagnosis applies again today: in this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem. [applause] look, americans don't want to get rid of government. we like limited, effective government just fine. but that's not what we're getting. we're getting big, dysfunctional government. in the face of enormous challenges, the president and his party leaders have steadily increased government's power, promised wonderful things, and consistently delivered awful results. and they show no signs of changing course. it's up t

as we head westward, we have a larker area we are watching from southern wisconsin into dallas, texas and austin, texas. big cities included like chicago, kansas city. stay alert. if you get thunderstorms in your area, check online and see if you have a warning issued for your area. part of the reason that we will see the severe weather risk is that we have very warm air ahead of the system. behind it, coler in the 60 ises and so sharp contrast fires up the storms and produces severe weather. >> eric: they have been deadly the past few weeks. >> jamie: we have heard one report after another that mortgage rates continue to fall and that again, they are at a record low. but is this the right time to buy a home or refinance? how do you know? i wanted to give nuthe take-charge consumer segment, the equation to know if you could save a few bucks? >> protecting the u.s. bord wer mexico. there is a controversial new tactic they hope will keep illegal immigrants out. we will tell you about that and the controversy, coming up. having one of those days? tired. groggy. can't seem to get anything

in my own travels across this country and especially in my town hall meetings in southern wisconsin, i've heard a roth of the -- a lot of the same concerns. americans today, they're uncertain and worried about their future. many are suffering from lost jobs and shrinking incomes in ways that they've never suffered before. we look around, and we see problems. rising health care costs, rising energy and food prices, rising college tuition, rising debt and stagnant wages. and government just doesn't seem to have any answers. and so we start to understand that ronald reagan's famous diagnosis applies again today. in this present crisis, government is not the solution to the problem, government is the problem. [applause] look, americans don't want to get rid of government. we like limited, effective government just fine. but that's not what we're getting. we're getting big, dysfunctional government. and in the face of enormous challenges, the president and his party leaders have steadily increased goth's power. they've promised wonderful things and consistently delivered awful results. an

along the northern illinois and southern wisconsin zone you're gets pounded with high pollen in thoseu can get your local neighborhood pollen report because we know the local way is the important number to get right at goodmorningamerica.com atia hao. george, robin. >> thank you, prince sam. >>> a popular weight loss business in california. the multimillion dollar venture under fire after the death of five patients. brian ross confronted the doctors behind the business and has much more. good morning. >> good morning, robin. the desperation of people who are horribly overweight and want to get thin has made a lot of people rich. now as you say in a series of deaths at this one very popular business in southern california has led to a new round of state and federal investigations. few doctors have made more money in the weight loss business than these two beverly hills brothers. julian and michael. they are the men behind a media blitz that has led thousands to southern california clinics that offer an outpatient procedure which constricts the stomach with what's called a lap band. >>

wisconsin. a second route left southern illinois, starting in cairo. this route split apart in chester, illinois. one leg moved through the middle of the state towards jacksonville, springfield and havana. it usually swept east of peoria, through taswell and woodford counties and eventually turned toward chicago. the other leg of the cairo line after separating at chester ushered fugitives toward alton and followed the course of the illinois river northward. a third route followed the same basic course along the illinois river out of st. louis, but oftentimes moved well away from the river to remote underground railroad outposts. the fourth escape route, the so-called quincy line, carried freedom-seekers through western illinois from quincy to galesburg to princeton, but along this line, there were numerous satellite stations on farms and in rural hamlets, in and close to places like menden, mccomb, farmington, canton, tulon, and geneceo. the quincy line through western illinois possessed ideal conditions that helped runaway slaves escape through this

wisconsin. the final stop heading to iowa, southern portions of nebraska, lincoln south interstate 29 heading for st. joseph and maryville and missouri and des moines and a lot of lightning. we were up to 6,000 lightning strikes in the last hour, weakened now, now 2,000 lightning strikes and heading to fort dodge and ames may have a punch to. i we have these storms dying off and new storp. kansas city, north of st. louis, illinois, iowa, washington, the third day for thunderstorms in that region and some could push to detroit and buffalo today. in the southeast, okay, texas looks fine. a lot of areas to the great lakes, almost summer-like weeks we are having thunderstorms every day. >>> all right. coming up. stocks something on jobs and coffee crumbles and the latest airline feat, it is a doozy. straight ahead. >>> coming up a tragic ending for an nfl legend. you're watching first look on msnbc. first first look. fl wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> here's top news this morning. >>> a college student is suing for

southern south carolina. rescuers are trying to determine the cause of it home explosion in wisconsin. this happened in a suburban milwaukee neighborhood on saturday. other nearby homes were damaged in the blast. police are focusing on the basement as a possible source of the explosion. hundreds of thousands of motorcycles rolled into washington, d.c., on sunday. this is part of rolling thunder. volunteers spent sunday placing flags at military headstones. >> martin o'malley to to the airwaves in defense of president obama's record. this rivals mitt romney working for -- >> there are two things that mitt romney has -- his experience that bain capital. returned profit to a narrow as quickly as possible. the second thing is his experience in the public sector when he was governor of massachusetts. >> the governor was tapped to speed. the general election is less than six months away. what promises has the president kept? nikole killion takes a lot. >> as president obama kicked off his election bid, the five funder promises were sorted through. >> this is somebody who made many specific p

wisconsin, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania. there is no path for romney to the white house even if he sweeps the southern states. >> even if he gets north carolina. >> and florida. if he does not win one of those in the industrial midwest. >> pennsylvania is like losing the football. >> wisconsin is fascinating. talk about a time-out. we talk about gridlock here, this is a gridlock on steroids if you will when it comes to wisconsin. no one has decided to call time out there either. the last undecided voter, they say they're basically people who can't stand the governor and who can't stand the fact that labor is trying to roll back some of these things. >> you and i could talk about politics all day. thank goodness we've got the app. >> by the way, quickly. >> the afternoon tip sheet is the also a cool thing where at 3:30, there's always something new to let you know the, everything you need to know in five seconds. >> whatever news made on andrea mitchell reports. >> driven by this hour as we all know. >> thank you. >> we were the number one news app yesterday. let's keep it up, folks snees keep it up. thank you, chuck. >> bye. >>

we'll find strong and severe thunderstorms around iowa, southern sections of minnesota, also into wisconsinith the red. a few showers, the upper ohio river valley toward the mid-atlantic and also clouds and showers will be moving into the northeast later today. so chicago, new york, washington, d.c., nod rat airport delays expected. take look at the showers and storms through sexes of wisconsin. also miner into northern illinois and iowa this morning. thunderstorm activity there. toward sections of the northeast, we have some light precipitation. right now moving through eastern sections of pennsylvania, washington, d.c., baltimore, a few scattered showers and thunderstorms around the delmarva peninsula this morning. the upper ohio river valley, we're tracking clouds as well. new york city, we're kweechlt off to the west, a little bit of light rain trying to move toward the east. the overall forecast for today, showers and thunderstorms around the region. low 80s in pittsburgh as well as washington, d.c. we'll find mostly cloudy skies. temperatures cooler for you in new york city. only tops

it was from a southern state, saying that, you know, he was so motived by what he saw on television that he went up to wisconsin to help out. so i don't -- i don't disagree with that. i think there are people that have been motived from all around the country. but with respect to the caller, you cannot defy the fact where the money is coming, and the money is 20-1 in favor of the republicans of what has been spent. and the story today in the mainstream media is that the democratic national committee still has not immediate a full-throated decision as to whether they're going to put in a half million for ground troops to get the vote out for the democrats, which has been requested by the democratic party in wisconsin. so you're right there. is people that have come in to help wisconsin, no question about it. >> joe joins us from carmen, indiana, indiana caller. hi, joe. >> caller: hello. i'm so glad to talk to you. i'm a combat vet from vietnam. and my -- i believe that -- the lies they told us about the tonkin gulf. i fought for three years there. it's been a nightmare why whole life, ever since then. my next-d

wisconsin lydia thew. n. guest: that is fair enough. there's no question that there are people. i had a gentleman, a radio show yesterday from a southern state saying that he was so motivated by what he saw in wisconsin that he went and help out. there are people that have been motivated from all around the country. with respect to the caller, you cannot deny the fact of where the money is coming. the story today in the mainstream media is that the democratic national committee has still not made a decision as to whether they're going to put in half of $1 million to get the vote out for democrats, which has been requested by the democratic party in wisconsin. you are right. there are people who have come in to help wisconsin. host: joe joins us from indiana. independent caller. caller: i am so glad to talk to you. i am combat veteran, a vietnam. i fought for three years there. it has been a nightmare my whole life, ever since then. my next-door neighbor's son went to kuwait, believing that the babies were being thrown out of the incubators. he got shot and killed. my other friend lost his grandson in pakistan. it is pretty hard for us

is in the southern plains here is the brand fall in our area you can see pretty formidable line we have seen that happen before storms to the north lightning flashing swiping southeast wisconsin good storms peoria area around chicago. missing us again with rain. in the meantime here is tropical storm beryl stunning array of shots were spiraling thunderstorms tropical cyclone like this reports of heavy weather se everyone of these icons rainfall heavy at about the third wave of big rainfall last 24 hours north corridor about three times the normal rainfall just some of the totals today. extreme amounts through the mississippi river boosting levels extraordinarily just above flood stages additional rainfall on top might be the problem shout or south by morning gorgeous day. sunshine will ring humidity is still warm the main jail tomorrow night and forward weather watch down tonight cooler weather and box and looked at the rainfall numbers aperture how that compares to normal. individual rain forecast one just past 4 in. of this system later this week on likely to happen idea how the rainfall might come down. no rainfall tomorrow. you can see this dropping south into the gulf mo

southern florida as well and out west, dry and windy conditions are expected. extreme fire danger for this area and severe weather for west of chicago today in through minneapolis, maybe madison, wisconsinll right. thank you very much, rob. >>> so, this is not smart, but apparently it's not criminal. that is the word from prosecutors in southern new jersey who decided not to press charges against a babysitter and her friend who put a 1-year-old baby in a washing machine at a laundromat. it was captured by store security cameras. the couple panicked when the door locked. yep. >> yeah, and the water started. >> a clerk pulled the plug on the washer in order to free the baby. the child's mother wasn't even aware of what happened until the night before the hearing! >> i never knew about none of this. that's what i was trying to tell her. i never knew about none of this. i found out on the news -- i mean on the -- yeah, the news. >> did you recognize your son? >> yes. >> what did you think about what you saw? >> truthfully, y'all don't want to know. >> look at that cutie pie. it happened nearly two weeks ago. the baby suffered minor injuries and has since recovered. i was reading a blog onli

three other southern newspapers owned by the parent company are also going to three day a week printing. >>> the nation is watching wisconsinrecall election there isn't just important for voters in wisconsin. it could fuel voters across the country in november. democrats and union leaders are trying to unseat republican governor scott walker who led the fight to strip republican employee unions of collective bargaining rights. tonight walker will debate tom barrett, his democratic challenger in the recall race, with me now amy kramer with tea party express. thank you for being here. polls show that democrat mayor barrett is behind and some suggests that's surprising considering the passion surrounding the recall process. you guys got more than a million signatures so why is walker ahead? >> there's no doubt that our state is divided right down the middle. it's something that governor scott walker wanted to do. he wanteded to divide and conquer our state. that was his strategy last year. he wanted to drop the bomb. he said that last year. there's no doubt when we go down the street in any city in our state, you have a scott

wisconsin, back into iowa, nebraska, where we have a strong risk of rain. showers in northern california, into oregon, also wet weather into the central gulf coast. hit-and-miss thunderstorms down through southernh the southeast. it's, your daughter, your birthday. >> yes. >> and your grandmother's -- where's your grandmother? >> she's in the bakery. >> is that her in the purpose snl. >> she's having a conversation. >> hi, mom. there you go. >> all right. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, gray sky over washington. we've had a respite if the rain, temporarily. another batch of rain morning moving into northern shenandoah, panhandle of western maryland. it will may move closer to washington in the next couple of hours. sun breaking out and a warm day, high into the 80s. could get a strong storm, 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., some of which could produce damaging winds and hail and tomorrow another round of afternoon evening thunderstorms possible. up near 90 on friday, maybe some >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you so much. coming up next we've got kelly osbourne joining "today's professionals." havi

southern democrats. it used to be ideology and then geography but now it is ideology in. >> thank you all so much. this was so fond. we will be back. -- this was so fun. >> wisconsin voters had to the polls june 5th to decide whether to recall gov. scott walker less than two years after he was first elected. he will debate his democratic opponent, the mayor of milwaukee, tom barrett. that will be live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and seized and radio. after that, commencement addresses starting at 10:00 p.m. with representative allen west at northwood. then it justice sonia sotomayor york at new york university. then u.s. solicitor tom verrilli. then senator kyl at arizona christian university and an education secretary how were down 10 at howard in the d.c. -- howard university, arne duncan. at 1:00 p.m., an observance at the vietnam memorial. the president will be speaking there and we will hear remarks from defense secretary leon panetta, interior secretary ken salazar, and others. will those live on c-span on memorial day. a commercial space capsule docked at the international space station today, the first time a privately owned rocket has landed. is a day