fighting is also been reported in several other areas between southwest city near kirkuk.e have the latest. >> reporter: the oil refinery, one of iraq's biggest burns as fighters attack control. they mount the attack in the early hours tuesday morning. but the takeover didn't last long. iraq's fourth armored division took back control a few hours later. isil mounted attacks in kurkuk, as prime minister nourial malicioused his weekly address to deliver a message. >> we'll continue to fight against them with the help of the people of mosul. they don't have the numbers to control the city. they don't have the power to confront the iraqi forces. >> reporter: but on the outskirts of mosul people continue to flee. taking what they can. the majority have waded through the tigress river. some will stay in hotels, others with family and friends. most of them will suffer. the kurdish rage already has 250,000 syrian refugees, and will struggle to build camps for more. along side the humanitarian crisis there is the failure of the army in mosul. some call it a dereliction of duty that

three people are dead after a domestic-related shooting on the city's southwest side. police say 36-year-old edward prince fatally shot his girlfriend and her friend ... then turned the gun on himself monday morning. prince held laquisha hickman nicole loving, and several others hostage in a home in the 35-hundred block of west 79-th street. two others were injured a day before the shooting, officers were called to break up an argument between the couple. no arrests were made at that time. new information is coming out about the radical beliefs of a couple suspected of shooting and killing three people in las vegas on sunday, including two officers. andrew spencer has more. >> couple who police say killed two police officers and a civilian in las vegas or once supporters the nevada rancher whose armed militia faced off with government officials over public land rights. a video has since surfaced from an interview on the ranch earlier this year in hindsight, the rhetoric is especially chilling. >> i feel sorry for any federal agent who wants to come in and try to push u

producing the tornadoes you saw in the video earlier is still in progress about 20 miles to the southwest of sioux city iowa. you see on the pictures a cluster of storms, some of which are producing tornado like that one, this one. one up here. it is going to be a long night ahead, severe weather across the heartland of america, guys. we have severe weather watches out across the region. a tornado watch in nebraska, particularly dangerous situation there until 10:00. and a tornado watch until 8:00 in iowa. we can animate the radar, what the radar's going to look like. we think overnight tonight. the good news is i think by midnight the threat transitions into a high wind event instead of a strong tornado one. still rolling across the heartland, maybe even getting to chicago by the morning. brian, back to you. >> from the severe weather center at the weather channel, dr. greg postel, thanks as always. >>> on the west coast, a wildfire burning out of control in california. thousands of acres have been charred so far. firefighters are now trying to protect hundreds of homes from the flames. nbc's miguel a

are we going to start getting rid of all of the cities in the southwest that are based on christian names because atheists don't like them? the bigger issue is what does this mean? is it politically incorrect? >> it could be dealt with reasonably. and mike, you know the history of this. in 1999, i think the patent office tried to do the same thing and they lost. >> that's absolutely right. in fact it's very interesting. the bidding for this team, the sale was going on. in both before and after the ruling, the bidding price stayed the same. i don't think it will have an impact on the team. >> those are the right words. willie nilly. they interpret the law anyway they want. >> there is a whole slew of various names and professional teams that could be thrown into the fire. coming up, turmoil in iraq could bring turmoil to our markets but no >> we are back with our former stocks. >> the dividend appreciation. >> it's very diversified. so i think it's safe. >> oil prices going up. these guys are ramping up. >> you like it? >> on a 52 week high so buy on a downdraft. >> we're all waiting on th

police continue to investigate and work this situation out here on the southwest side of the city. >> thank you for the update. a lucky man is in custody. he is accused of killing his wife and his daughter. >> i have never seen them interactive negative way ever. you never know what is going on inside of someone's house. >> we look out for each other. i do not know what happened. >> do not know. >> told the dispatcher that he killed the family and intended to kill himself when officers arrived in the 4100 block they found a suicide note on the front porch. they say they found the man with self- inflicted wounds and discovered the bodies of a fifth year-old woman is 17 year-old girl and a dog. neighbors say the girl used a wheelchair. they have no extensive calls. no calls it all. we have no social reason why this happened. >> to have another daughter who is about 25-26. she has to bury her mom and her sister now. so the judge he could not afford an attorney. public defender was appointed. >> the motive behind the deadly shootings. the husband and wife killed two police officers at a p

a passenger found it on the number 47 bus near 47-th and kildare on the city's southwest side yesterday morning. c-t-a officials say the gun was sitting on a seat and fell onto the floor of the bus. a man picked it up and the gun fired, hitting a vent below a row of seats. a bullet fragment grazed a woman's hip. the woman refused medical treatment and says she's o-k. the bullet hit the ground and went around the seat and hit her on the leg. the guy didn't do it intentionally. >> the woman refused medical treatment and said she is ok. police are reminding people that guns are still *not allowed on public transportation under the state's new concealed carry law. gun stores will soon be legal in chicago... but with limits. the city council passed an ordinance that requires a gun shop to record every sale on surveillance video. handgun buyers will face a 3-day waiting period. a person will be allowed to buy just one gun per month. and even legally purchased guns will be forbidden within 500 feet of a school or park. mayor emanuel believes a new lawsuit will *not derail the city's plan to op

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southwest. the high temperature in the city, 87 degrees. warmer inhandle, but cooler at the -- inland, but cooler at the coast. monday we're tracking a warm front turning humid as we get into monday evening and we're tracking the warm front that approaches. future tracker 6 has you covered 6:00 a.m. it's a good start to the day on monday no issues with precipitation no issues for the commute monday morning. as we get into 7:00 p.m. on monday you notice the frontal boundary gets closer, showers a rumble of thunder likely from the poconos on south and west wrld -- westward. this dry out. and move out. the humidity will increase across the region and warm up the temperatures. the call from accuweather, mostly clear, it's comfortable, 53 in allentown, 63 in the city. the overnight night in cape may, 61, same thing in dover. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast turning more humid i think the humidity is more noble as we get into monday night. high temperature, 87. stray shower or thunderstorm is likely as the warm front mores on through.

airport authorities say the southwest flight was headed for kansas city when the plane backed up from the gate and struck a parked jetblue plane. aviation investigators are looking into what caused that accident. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> happening right now, president obama is about to sign an executive order designed to help college graduates thrive while paying back their student loans, which we know can be quite hefty. a 2010 law allows borrowers to pay no more than 10% of their loan in payments. this order expands it to include people who started borrowing between 2010. >>> happening today in just about 15 minutes, chuck reed will officially announce he is throwing his support behind sam lacardo as the city's next ma r mayor. damian, you spoke with sam, and of course, his opponent, and it seems like all signs point to the fact that this is about pension reform. >> reporter: it's going to get a little feisty over the next few weeks. the gloves came off a couple of times during mayoral forums. you can bet they'll stay off for the remainder of this race. in about 15 minutes,

david and i were talking about this i am from los angeles, there is a slew of cities in southwest weight have to apologist because i think that athiests won't like them, san bernardino, san fernando valley, los angeles, san diego. where do we draw the line? can we have a conversation among people who live here, it is not clear, for everyone who is a fan of cleveland indians are offended by this name. there are thousands of people. neil: doesn't their palace cot run through the -- palace do the run througmatt cotmascot runthr. charlie, we have better things to do? you could file a lawsuit, but when i saw harry reidic to to i take to the floor. to say that it is time for washington redskins to do the right thing, when iraq was imploding, i said that is it empire gone. >> it is outrageous, just, fact that our senate and this president addressed head on and refuse to address the fact that iraq is on verge of being taken over and v.a. is inflames and a marine jailed in mexico but the most important thing on their agenda is changing the name of the redskins, i agree some teams might be for

severe weather damaged homes also going on southwest and the city of indianapolis.nging them power lines uprooted trees from the city and suburbs you see some damage there a special shelter opens tonight to deal with the problem at least three homes badly damaged first responders going door-to-door in some neighborhoods to check on people so far no reports of injuries >> : coming up a forest was not on san fransico side what city star wars creator george lucas decided for its plan it memorabilia museum plus new tourist attraction coming less-expensive way to get in to sit sits next >> : but the picture french stripper suspended at a later defraud last december because the church of band same-sex marriage. the move united lot of controversy a people the country were talking about this. he appealed the decision and up the good news today >> : is a great day at the news via e-mail the verdict was i am reinstated as an ordained minister of the united methodist church. it won't go back to old church he will be welcomed and santa barbara coming california case is lost wag

. >> a band of school children and parents from southwest philadelphia march on the governor's center city office this morning to call for increases in government funding for the philadelphia cash starved school district. >> it's really easy! >> earlier they poured into city hall, moments before city council gave a pro fusion of $120 million generated by a sales tax. >> we want more, we are asking our good friends in general assembly, to give us authority to enact a $2 a pack cigarette tax. >> emergency funds in the $50 million range are needed to finish out the school year. they need a total of 440 million to get back to the level that bore last year's draconian budget cuts. mayor nutter says that it's time to look the state lawmakers and the governor for salvation. >> we need the jenna assembly even at times of budget crisis, we need them to look at the possibility of adding additional dollars, philadelphia would increase with education funding right now. >> we find quarters in couches to take care of our children and it's time for the state to help us out. >> reporter: jim, the philadel

. >>> more philadelphia city pools open to the public today. here in southwesthilly where you can see the kids getting their first chance of the season to take a dip and cool off. that feels good. all city pools will be open by july 1 of the. just in time for a warm stretch. >> it's warm enough to go swimming. the ocean is warmer than normal for this time of the year. tomorrow will be a warm but humid day. then the showers and storms come late in the day and at night. >> hit the pool tomorrow. thanks for watching. >> the news continues now with nbc nightly you are ins with brian williams. >>> on our broadcast tonight, the front lines, richard engel goes inside the fight for iraq. more americans now arrive. >>> the insider. going public with what she calls an evil scheme. stunning new allegations of a cover-up in the growing scandal at the v.a. >>> the clinton's money, bill clinton jumps to his wife's defense in an interview with david gregory, with their post white house wealth now suddenly an issue. >>> and without warning. the summer threat that has even some

into the southwest, los angeles, high of 26. oklahoma city you're going to see some thunderstorms in your forecast, 35 there for your high. staying warm and pleasant in miami. sunny skies with a high of 30. do want to talk about what's going on here in europe as well. the balkan peninsula, you have a few thunderstorms continuing to erupt out here. actually some of these could become rather severe. heavy rainfall occurring with these. so localized flash flooding. but in the northeastern europe, staying relatively dry at least for the time being. actually warm. we see a it willle warming trend mu nick, moscow. all the way up to 31 there on your friday. here's the extended outlook. >>> and that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. 1x1xa7guc >> these are the headlines for you this hour. the g7 meet for the first time in 17 years without russia. warning tors give a the russian president, vladimir putin, that more sanctions could be on the way over the crisis in ukraine. voters in the central england town of new

meanwhile school children and fraernts southwest philadelphia gathered outside governor corbett center cityning, if you want more stay funding for philadelphia schools they chaptered fund our soolz and do it now. >> federal mediateers have juneing in to stop a potential septa strike in 24 hours. they asked the agency to bheet two members on friday and work towards a last ditch agreement. otherwise the union is representing engineers and electricians are threatening to walk out tomorrow at midnight. the strike which would shut down the regional rail system affecting 126,000 writeers every day. buses, trolley, and you been ways would still operate. >> this week we'll start experiment per septa in philadelphia. it begins round the clock service on broad street and market frank ford lines. pilot program twins overnight saturday into sunday. >>> police in camden county warning residents to be on the lookout for bears. for second day in a row. that's after a waterford township loyvr shot this video of plaque bear outside a house in atco this morning and the bear ran off into the warton state for

and in the city with the breezy winds, southwest winds 10 to 20 miles an hour, low to mid-60s.here's a look ahead a little warmer come tomorrow with the summer spread on tuesday. look for the cooler conditions on wednesday out ahead of the system that will mix out the marine layer. maybe a few drops in sonoma county and point rays and a back to a slow recovery friday and saturday. >> just a few counts? >> i'm going to count them. >> all right. lisa, thank you so much. >>> in sports, this afternoon madison bumgarner takes the mound in arizona. last night the giants snapped a six game losing streak. here's the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. having lost six straight in nine of their last ten, the giants decided it was time for panic. called up top prospect joe panic. >> got his second chance and drew a walk. brandon mccarthy for three in the first and coleman brings home posey and sandoval. sandoval in three hits to make it 4-0 last night. d-backs made a comeback in the fourth. aaron hill singles off ryan vogelsong, and the lead was down to just one. but the

winds out of the south/southwest at 5 to 10. 62 degrees overnight tonight, 64 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, you'll notice a lot of showers and thunderstorms here, but doesn't app as if every single day here will be a washout. couple of days we have to keep an eye to the sky. 80 degrees for monday, humid, showers and thunderstorms around. tuesday, same thing. wednesday, a comfortable day, 82. thursday and friday, the humidity creeps back up, more showers and thunderstorms, the temperatures are warmer, but the good news it gets out here in time for the weekend, we could be talking about the lovely weather next saturday don't forget to tune into "good morning america" all this week because our good friends and colleagues cesily tynan and adam joseph will be holding down the for fort there. they are filling in for ginger zee who got married yesterday congrats to her. >>> well, if you have not been to the mann music center this summer might be the time to change that. it has undergone a facelift and it is jam-packed with everything. here's david murp

but we are scorching in new jersey, 95 in sea isle city, and it's all because of a land breeze that is fairly strong out of the west-southwest, and 20 in millville and 23 in atlantic city, and the westerly wind is mixing the air a little bit to give us not oppressive humidity but enough that it is prompting it's advisory. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing all is quiet at home but thunderstorms and downpours in detroit and cincinnati, with a lot of lightning strikes thank pushes east through the overnight and early morning hours, there could be storms in the western suburbs, but the main concentration comes in tomorrow morning. we'll talk about that and part of your weekend looking a little wet. we'll let you know coming up in just a little bid. >> stay on top of the weather this summer, with the 6 abc storm tracker app, get heat watches and warnings and our live radar. the storm tracker 6 app is available for your apple or android device into the man that once led the republican party in delaware county is facing -- the rape charges were dropped but he is not completely off. chad pradelli is live now in blue bell with

southwest flight was scheduled to leave boston for kansas city just after 7:00 this morning. ere separated around 8:00 a.m. and the southwest jet was taken out of service. no one was hurt in the incident and then the airport says operations were not affected. 108 passengers on board that south best plane were placed on other flights. f.a.a. is investigating. jenna: wow. thank you. jon: some brand new developments in those lane closures on the george washington bridge that have led to so many controversy. new jersey lawmakers are hearing from one of governor christie's longest serving aides and he could shed light on when the governor found out about the lane closures. we have that story. >> hello. well, he's the highest ranking member of governor chris christie's administration to testify so far. he's chief of staff and he was the one that mr. christie directed to find out what happened with the george washington bridge lane closings. he testified this morning about various meetings he had with the governor about the lane closings after they were made public, including a meeti

they will open two more hospitals this year in oakland southwest in redwood city. >>> it's a surprisettle leaguer in northern california will not soon forget. >> no cell phones for an entire week. the deal one teacher made with the high school students to give up the phones. >>> there was a special ceremony yesterday. television and film actor art evans was the keynote speaker of the high school he graduated from in 1976. he says a lot has changed since he was a student. >> to come back and see the kinds of programs they have right now and the enthusiasm that the kids are -- how they participate. it makes me feel very good. >> evans says when he attended the late drama teacher florence scwimmley discouraged african-american students from taking part in theater. some are trying to put together a petition to take her name off the student's little theater. >>> last night the oakland as versus the angels in the fourth. donald scores scores -- donaldson scores. nick punto and lowery coming to score. next inning, he gets it. it's a crushing blow down the line, send to it city hall folks, hi

southwest. the showers quickly moving offshore just to the north. atlantic city seeing rain drops in the area.se clouds will break. sunshine today. look what is on the way for tomorrow. this large area of clouds producing heavy weather into michigan and especially eastern iowa into illinois. tornado watches in effect for that line of severe weather which could impact us tomorrow. the storms will be moving in later tomorrow as the temperature moves up, 93 today, 95 degrees and steamier tomorrow. then into the 90s again on thursday. we get a break from the storms and the heat on friday, looks like a nice one, 85 degrees. the chance of showers this weekend will return, saturday and sunday and into monday. >> thank you, bill. speaking of the heat, nothing beats a summer vacation. but where to go without breaking the budget? whether it's the bay area or new york city, get ready to pay hundreds of dollars a night but there are less comprehensive options with equally scenic locales. >>> and super banana? a special version of the yellow fruit is being developed right now that could end up saving lives

silver star from new york city to miami. the southwest chief which goes through iowa also from -- it goes from chicago to los angeles. and the sunset limited from los angeles to new orleans. and, again, i appreciate very much what the gentleman's trying to do. i just think we need to work on the efficiency at amtrak. we've been trying very, very hard through all of our hearings and contact with amtrak to get efficiency and to modernize and to try and get them to a profitable state. i unfortunately in this amendment must oppose it just because of the vast impact it would have on so many people and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. pastor: i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. pastor: we also agree with the chairman for the reasons he stated and we rise in opposition to this amendment. it would dismantle amtrak. the only resemblance we have of a rail sy

. >>> located nearly 75 miles to the southwest of warsaw lies poland's third largest city, lodz.f town is the nation's newest penal facility. built in 2003, it holds 619 inmates, including some of the most dangerous in poland. >> i mean, you walk through those gates, you're surrounded by just everything latest, greatest, high tech security, pretty amazing, actually. most high-tech facility i've ever been in. they were very proud of it. very proud of the technology. >> even our crew was subjected to the prison's stringent security measures. scott is our audio technician. like all visitors, he must first pass through a state-of-the-art x-ray scanning machine used to prevent smuggling. >> translator: this device is used on persons visiting dangerous inmates and inmates that were, before incarceration, exposed to drugs. this device is very accurate, but also very safe. it detects organic and nonorganic objects hidden on a person and inside the person, money, cell phones, drugs, in the hair, on the body, in natural cavities. we had an incident where a woman was trying to smuggle amphe

city will see a low of 62 degrees. should get some 50's in the suburbs. southwest breeze pretty light. five to 10 miles per hour. ur sunday forecast will be warmer. 80's should be where we should be this time of year. pushing the upper 80's in center city with a south breeze at 10 miles per hour. again, another great looking day. at the new jersey shore delaware beaches air temperature in the upper 70's, plenty of sunshine. water temperature starting to come up at 68 degrees. here's your extended forecast. clouds monday, showers around, maybe a thunderstorm. still a little bit unsettled on tuesday, 82. looks like we'll keep it dry for wednesday, 82 degrees with some sunshine and then end of the week again thursday, friday there will be a chance for a shower or thunderstorm with temperatures back into the mid 80's. so a-little bit of wet weather for next week. >> not too bad, though. thank you, justin. appreciate that. please lee is here with sports. >> phillies back in cincinnati tonight for game two against the reds. the team honk to get the momentum going after last night's eight-nothing blowout. bottom of the

southwest philadelphia was one of our most violent areas of the city.t was historically 120 young men would be killed on yearly basis. and that number has been cut in half. >> loot of guns in this area. >> war on crime rages on -- >> these officers have imbedded themselves into these tough communities. their mere presence he had aing a sense of piece in areas normally clouded by violence. >> if you look on the streets you'll see a will the of older people sitting out on their now. children are playing in the streets whereas a lot of these neighborhoods were plagued with violence. >> foot beat officers are assigned to at least six of the most violent districts in the city. they are there not only to prevent crime but also to stab a rapport with the community they serve. we're live here at the 25th police district in kensington tonight, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, natasha, thank you very much. >>> pennsylvania's attorney general kathleen cane will release a report on monday about how her predecessor handled the jerry sandusky inv

highs 88 degrees in the southwest, sunny skies and hot. 109 phoenix. salt lake cityross california tomorrow, hot weather as well. 102 the high in chico. 97 sacramento. 106 palm springs here in the bay area, looking for mild to warm day but a lot cooler than today we'll see fog at the coast. and 70s around the bay. upper 80s in warmest locations. except maybe around 90s in fairfield and livermore. 89, 90. yes. not like today. yes. >> spencer, thank you. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00 digging for survivors. amazing rescue coming up next. plus... >> i needed to do this. i needed to do it because i was wrong. >> a big change of heart today from the owner of california chrome after his weekend rant. >> i'm michael finney. are there laws against fees for using debit cards in stores? my answer >>> take a look at this. crews in guatemala looking for survivors of a mudslide look what they find, a dog. that dog survived 18 hours. his bark gt attention of workers. you can see he cooperated with workers so happy to see them. and struggled to pull out of the hole. the dog su

city. to the other coast, the southwest dealing with a scorcher.talking about vegas and phoenix, they're dealing with an extensive heat warning going into tonight and tomorrow. as 2 the southwest is on fire. where we're seeing showers develop across parts of the dakotas. dry day in chicago, st. louis. as we take you coast to coast, the nation dealing with overall >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. storm tracker 6 live no issues out there this morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast looks like another real nice one. 87 degrees is the forecasted high. showers and storms >> this weather report has been brought to you by the american frozen food institute. dan and bianna? >> julie, thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- california chrome's owner joins us live. steve coburn explains his angry comments, after his horse fails to win the triple crown. >>> and penelope cruz's going to new lengths to change her appearance for her latest movie role. ahead in pop news.

the southwest flight was getting ready to take off for kansas city when passengers say they felt a bump. it took crews about an hour to separate the plains. no one was hurt however a wing on the southwest plane was damaged. >> tomorrow new jersey officials will consider millions of dollars in tax breaks for the sixers if they move their practice facility to camden. the new jersey economic development authority plans to consider the team's application tomorrow to qualify for a $82 million tax credit the 76ers need to commit to bringing jobs to distressed areas. camden is among the nation's most poorest cities. >> relief for college students who finance their education through student loans. president obama says he is taking action on behalf of borrowers who are struggling to make their monthly payments. >>> in a 21st century economy, a higher education is the single best investment that you can make in yourselves and your future. and we have we've got to mick sure that investment pays you have a. >> the president is extending an existing plan to let all college loan holders limit their p

southwest of baghdad. many heavily armed and wearing fatigues paraded in baghdad and other mostly shiite cities in iraq. the sunni militants now captured significant portion the of northern and western iraq. turning now to ukraine pro-russian separatists attacked military posts along the border with russia wounding nine ukrainian officers. the attacks came as poroshenko declared a unilateral week-long cease-fire. pro-russian forces claim troops are still conducting military operations. the kremlin also called for a cease-fire. 65,000 soldiers were placed in central russia on combat alert. >>> more violence in western china where muslim extremists have been conducting a series of terror attacks. authorities say they killed 13 men after they drove a truck into a police station and set you explosives. three police officers were wounded during the incident. last month a bombing killed 43 people in the same area. >>> back in the united states, the presbyterian church devoted to divest $21 million of stock in companies whose products are used by israel on the west bank. the church says the products cause huma

a southwest end up to 28 miles an hour at the delta. 59 there and breezy in bay city. today will be the cooler day of the weekend. here's a look at sutro. sun coming up at 5:50. we will look at much less in the way of fog. still an on-shore flow. near 60s at the coast. and inland mid-70s to low 80s. a beautiful day. we will talk about how long it will stay above average temperatures later. thank you. >> good morning. breaking news. a woman and baby have been killed in a car crash. it appears an s.u.v. and a large sedan were traveling in opposite directions and crashed head on a woman, believed to be the driver of one of the vehicles, died at the scene. a baby girl died shortly later at the hospital. five other people were taken to the hospital with major injuries but they are all expected to survive. willow pass road is not expected to open for several more hours around 8:00 a.m. >>> one person is dead as a result of a shooting. a man was found on the ground and pronounced dead at the scene. there have been no arrests but the shooting remains under investigation. >>> a

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southwest at 7 miles per hour. temperature profile, 73 in the city, low 70s in the lehigh valley. 07 in millville. 68 in atlantic citysatellite and radar showing the heavy storms moved through, we're left with lots of clouds, but not out of the woods precipitation wise. we see showers trying to pop up here or there, more organized showers out to the west. it will be a day with lots of clouds and shower popping up. future tracker 6 showing a sprinkle here or there, nothing terribly heavy. the best chance for organize heed showers would be -- organized showers would be later in the afternoon. we have showers buildings out to the west. at 4:00 p.m. maybe a shower or thunderstorm popping up here or there. watch whams beyond this we see the front make its progress, it clears the clouds and the showers and clears the citizens. clears the atmosphere, so by tomorrow it's clear and beautiful. 9:00 a.m., 77. newnoon, 82. lots of clouds, maybe a shower, more organized showers around, 83 degrees by 3:00 p.m. by 6:00 p.m., we're starting to see the showers move on out of at a better night ahead. let's take a look at the exclusive

city. they committed the region and racing through, dumps in spots inches of rain and yairs southwest of our region -- areas southwest of our region. you can see lightning strikes continuing, you can see that off the coastline where there's a special marine warning. right now we're looking dry. we had severe thunderstorm watch boxes popping up. for much of the region we have showers north of philadelphia. it's light, nothing like that line of storms that pushed through. we are stuck with a lot of the cloud cover, though, as the storm systems continue to push through. we can see the cluster of showers and thunderstorms out to our west. how will that impact us? as we advance future tracker 6, 8:00 a.m., there's showers around here or there. we're dealing with clouds and the chance for a shower or thunderstorm. i think the heavy complex of thunderstorms is done for the day. we're looking at lunchtime and clouds showers, maybe a pop-up thunderstorm coming through here or there. look what happens in the evening. 6:00 a.m., you see the clouds, watch this front press through. that sets us up for a

southwest. overnight tonight, the evening is quiet and showers and thunderstorms develop west of the city. 62 outlying suburbs, 64 center city. monday, showers and storms, we'll see sunshine, better chance in the morning, again late in the day. tuesday, chance of showers and thunderstorms, we'll see high of 82, 83 give or take. wednesday, cold front slides through, clears everything out, and thursday and friday there could pop-up showers and thunderstorms. clears by the weekend. >> this reminder our colleagues cesily tynan and adam joseph will be on "good morning america" all this week, they are filling in for ginger zee who is getting married. you can tweet them to wish them luck with the hash tag 6abc on "g.m.a." and if i tap my geico app here i can pay my bill. tap it here, digital insurance id card. and tap it here, boom, roadside assistance. on'tday ooklay, it's axwellmay. the igpay? otallytay. take an icturepay! onephay, onephay! really, pig latin? [ male announcer ] geico. anywhere, anytime. just an aptay away on the geico appay. while stopping at dunkin' donuts, so now i'm sitting in the bed o

city area. and we'll feel the warming trend as we get to the weekend. the southwesthas been baking, the heat will continue to build in phoenix and las vegas. triple digits today. and then by the time we get to the late part of the weekend, sunday to monday, we have an excessive heat watch in place because we're expecting temperatures to rise from 102 up to 120 once you get into death valley. so dangerously hot conditions, and if you live in this area, you definitely want to stay cool and ride rate yourself. drink a lot of water. a little bit east, we have a lot of moisture in place, helping to fuel the storms firing here. in oklahoma and parts of arkansas, that will continue through the evening hours, and strong to severe storms. we have a severe thunderstorm watch, and it will expire quickly in the next 30 or 40 minutes or so, and then as you get to the east, no severe storms in place, but flooding has been occurring, so a lot of active weather taking place in the central plains, and it's all in association with the cluster of storms that continues to push off to th

going on politically in the world, the original meadow on the southwest corner was called the parade ground. parade grounds were part of every city in paris, eiffel tower is built on the parade ground. a parade ground. the trouble was, by the 1850's, parade grounds were beginning to get a different connotation. why? immigrants. we are going on about immigrants today. they were going on about immigrants in the 1850's. and we are not talking about indians. we are talking about white people. native americans were being shoved out of jobs by people who would take less money. people who were born here or resented that. there was a lot of resentment and racial strife between irish and yankee, two different races as far as they were concerned in the 1850's. if you had a parade ground and you had people marching, you have ately would demonstration, people carrying on, talking about foreigners. ,o, instead of a parade ground just toere were riots, show you the astor house, their version of an english soccer riot. it was not really a fan riot. it had to do with native quite born native, america and foreigners. foreigners coming in and taki

southwest washington. week, american art of ands take you to museums historic places. up next, a visit to new york citythe theodore roosevelt national historic site with a tour by the lead park ranger. >> his legacy still impacts us today weather around conservation or federal regulation, trust busting, foreign policy. we don't debate whether it is good or bad here at the birthplace. america given his time was extremely progressive. it is something that affects everyone 95 years after his death. tons of still documentaries and books written because he was endlessly fascinating and dynamic. he is a guy who overcomes the tragic death of his wife and mother. he went on to achieve great things. that is a story that never gets old. we give tours of the rooms. they are guided tours only. if you want to see the house, you have to go with a guy. we give them throughout the day. tell begins in 1853 . cornelius and his wife margaret had five sons. in 1853, 2same time of their sons were getting married, robert and theodore. what better marriage present to than the house opposite this wall. opposite was our presid

southwest philadelphia tonight. they have the dollar stroll presented by university city district it, will return to baltimore avenue, great stretch of the woods, between 43rd and 51st streets. this is from 5:30 until 8:30 tonight. 1 dollar bargains, all kind of businesses, including the golds standard, dock street brewery, maybe dollar beer, and little babies ice cream. also going to be all kind of great food, and bands and live performances. >>> all right, hoping for a re-frocking. set to make appeal this week. the act of love that had him thrown out of the church in the first place. >> i was kind of in shock. >> neighbors comes face-to-face with that bear again in several taught jersey towns, the latest place the bear was seen, and why officials still say they're not going to do anything about it. >>> black back still on the loose, and if he shows up in a new suburb in south jersey, it will be his tenth stop in a very busy week for this bear, despite the heed yesterday, car inch, visited three different towns in the daylight making right turn on route 73 and headed up route 38 here in burlington county. >> all ri

city with highs in the 70s. still sizzling in the southwest. 104 in phoenix. >>> well, happening right now in the mountains northevacuations. a fast-moving brushfire is threatening homes. flames broke out at noon in a heavily fortified camping area near pine top. grew from 100 acres to more than 2,000 acres in hours. that's more than three square miles. crews on the ground and in the air are being hampered by gusting winds. we'll stay on top of this throughout the morning. >>> a natural gas line erupted in southeastern texas sending a fireball nearly 100 feet in the air. emergency crews managed to shut off the gas line. they allowed the flames to burn off on their own. one person driving by was slightly injured. >>> six people are dead after a horrific highway crash south of lexington, kentucky. it happened a few hours ago. police say an suv-like vehicle heading north on u.s. 27, crossed the median and plowed into a southbound vehicle about the same size. one of the vehicles caught fire. three other passengers were also injured and some of the victims were thrown from the vehicles. >>> so, we know excessive drin

southwest u.s. story. a big one. hundreds of undocumented immigrant children are being brought to a city in arizona. the numbers are expected to grow significantly in weekend. joining me is frances rivera. take it away. >> what's being called a humanitarian crisis is intensifying in the southwest. hundreds of undocumented immigrant children are being brought to arizona by the department of homeland security. photographs obtained by tucson radio host showed children lying underneath foil blankets at a border patrol station. one official says the situation is desperate. >> the conditions in thiessen tral american countries have deteriorated so much, there's so much violence, so much crime, such bad economic conditions that people are feeling they're forced to leave. also i think probably word has gotten out that if you're traveling with children, you're more likely to be released. >> now emergency supplies are being brought in to help care for the kids. arizona officials confirm there are hundreds of unaccompanied children. by sunday their numbers could reach over 1,000. the border patrol has reportedl

watch out here, the twin cities into chicago on towards detroit, gusty winds and large hail, but isolated tornadoes, on into the southwest between cooler air moving in to california to nevada and that warmth you'll see gusty winds and high fire danger. back to you. >> jim dickey, thank you. >>> that wildfire being fueled by that. now 50% contained. evacuation orders have been lifted after hundreds of people were forced from their homes over the weekend. the fire destroyed three houses after breaking out friday night. >>> our other major story unfolding crisis in iraq. 275 additional u.s. soldiers and marines are now in the country or mobilizing nearby. ready to help protect u.s. personnel in baghdad >> that's right and president obama is considering what other measures to take including sending in u.s. special forces. abc's tahman bradley is in washington. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, devin. good morning, reena. the president has ordered u.s. troops into baghdad for a limited mission of protecting americans. this is not according to the white house a combat mission. as chaos spreads across iraq, presi

city. warm across most of the country. especially in the southwest.s and into the plains. we will be in the 90s up to the triple digits awi s s as we go s afternoon. just the pacific northwest in the 60s today. we have to keep an eye out for some very strong storms. iowa, eastern nebraska, northeastern kansas, northern missouri, that's where we could see some tornadoes, also some damaging straight line winds and large hail. and tomorrow, we are still looking at a chance of some pretty strong storms from texas up to wisconsin and including areas like the western great lakes and michigan and northwestern indiana. that area could end up with, again, damaging wind gusts and also the hail and more flooding possible in an area that is already seeing a lot >>> for now we're seeing clear skies and cool temperatures for the moment. mid to upper 50s in the bay area. as we head towards the afternoon today, we'll see highs in the mid 80s around san jose and 90s. look at san francisco, mid 70s this afternoon. and for the north bay, we'll see highs near 93 at napa.

city to boston. couple of showers possible off to the south, though. d.c., a little rainy there. 87 degrees in denver. 108 in phoenix. and a beautiful day to start summer in the southweste northwest is looking good. sunday's forecast more of the same. beautiful weather from new york city to boston. start making those barbecue plans or anything outside. unfortunately, though, the showers and storms return to the central plains. kansas city, chicago, and minneapolis could all see storms with temperatures in the 80s. still sizzling in phoenix. 108 for sunday with sunshine. now, speaking of sunday, that's the next u.s. game for the world cup. the forecast there for the u.s. taking on portugal in brazil is steamy and sultry with rain. temperatures between 85 and 90 degrees. that's in one of the hottest parts of brazil for that game. that's coming up on sunday. so we'll all be watching as they sweat it out. over to you. >> thanks for that. and if you love football, you should come over here and join us. we're about to talk about some football. because every four years, america gets a particular fever called world cup fever. and i've got it. and i hope you do too. we have a g

city hall station is also closed. normal service is expected to resume by noon. crews are repairs tracks across the ben franklin bridge. the platt bridge is back open in southwesthiladelphia. penndot was laying serial on the road as -- sealer on the road as part of an upgrade to the 42-year-old bridge. it opened a day earlier than expected. >>> california chrome fell short at the belmont stakes. the horse suffered a gash to his right foot during the grueling mile and a and a half run. his owner had some words for the rails. >> reporter: that's the sound of 100,000 disappointed fans. the record crowd was here to witness history. california chrome was in striking distance for most of the race. he swung wide after the final turn and came up short after the home stretch. california chrome joins an infamous list he is the 1th horse in 36 years to come to belmont with a triple crown on the line. in an interview with nbc sports his other than said he'll never see a triple crown in his lifetime because not all horses run the three races. >> it's not fair to the horses that have been in the game since day 1. >> reporter: for the california chrome's jockey today was a ch

hazy sunshine and you cane that perfectly clear out over center city sky line facing south, 79 degrees. wind coming at this camera southwest at 10 miles an hour. humidity at 62 percent at the moment. it feels warmer then thermometer reads in any given location. we are expecting a high of 59 in philadelphia record is 96. we will see how we do. eventually later on today especially by this evening some showers and locally gusty thunderstorms crop up, bob, over to you. >>> good morning. 6:01. we are off to a good start, already hot and 81, steaming degrees here. lets go outside and make sure you have ac cranking. here's what it looked like last night we had light show when wires came down on route 07 in cherry hill, new jersey. this tied us up foreign of the evening rush hour. crews were outside all night long there and look at the backup for folks heading home last night late for dinner. lets get to the maps. we're in good shape route 70 reopened through cherry hill. we are good to go for morning rush hour. the lets look at down wires here watching us outside wildwood, after license route 47 closed at route 612. also a crash