fayetteville, arkansas phoenix, arizona, and springfield, missouri, and salt lake city, utah. hillary for president events happening across the country. they want it to be known they're running in all 50 states. they're organizing in those states. people are turning out to volunteer for her campaign in every state in the country. and yes, she's running basically all alone in the national polls. she's so far out ahead, she's the favorite to win the nomination on the democratic side. but what's going on with bernie sanders is also a real thing. there is bernie sanders at the pac event and telling the crowd, i have a secret. that secret is that we're going win new hampshire. he is saying that i am going to win the new hampshire primary. there's a headline out of this weekend and saying that clinton ekes out a win. what? 252 votes. what does that mean? hillary clinton 49 and sanders 41 percent. in the straw poll this weekend. listen honestly in the national polls, sheeds ahead by dozens of points. i'm sure the clinton campaign still not at all worried about securing the democratic

i represent springfield joplin, missouri. and they are one of the most forward thinking systems and have done work on an integrated plan than any anyone. they were invited out to i believe, alexandria and just them and one other city. i think -- can't remember now the other city. only two cities in the united states were invited out to present how they did their plan and what they do. anyway, they discussed this intergreat integrated plan for mandates. after analyzing the cost of the mandates over the next 20 years. i've heard some speculate here today that things are never as bad as they seem. if this was even 50% accurate it's not doable. it's devastating. and they found that complying with the epa mandates would cost each individual in my district, each of my 751,000 constituents, $46,000. you can cut that in half if you'd like and say 23 but, anyway, cut it in half again if you'd like. but that's not feasible. it's not doable. missouri alone is looking at billions of dollars in compliance costs with proposed ozone regulat

a few months ago i met with city officials from springfield missouri which is my hometown. represent the southwest part of missouri and they are one of the most forward-thinking cities and have done more work on an integrated plan then anyone and about they were invited out to i believe it was alexandria and them and one of their city, i can't remember now the other city. there were two cities in nine states that were invited out to present how they did their plan of what they do. but anyway they discussed this integrated plan for implementing mandates from the. amber: to protection agency and after analyzing the cost of the mandates over the next 20 years i have heard some people speculate here today that things are never as bad as they seem but this was 50% accurate it's not doable. it's devastating and they found complying with the epa mandates would cost to each individual in my district each of my 751,000 constituents $46,000. you can cut that inhabit the would like in say 23 but anyway cut it in half again if you would like but it's not feasible. missouri alone is look

flooding is possible through oklahoma city springfield, and columbia missouri, and st.tomorrow morning, and northwest wind at 21 to 33 knots so the rest of us are calmer today and that will be warm again especially inland and the high clouds will take over for the beautiful low clouds that are blowing through the east bay hills and valleys and i am time-lapsing that so hopefully i will have a beautiful picture. comfortable and free air conditioning at night so even when it is hot we will cool down. san jose is 80 and santa clara is 78 and gilroy is mid-to-upper 80s and the peninsula mid-to-upper 70s and millbrae, though, is 70. israeli city is -- and israeli city is 69. santa rosa is 8 pa and the east bay more is low-to-mid 70s and castro valley and fremont at 77 and inland 89 and deeper layer and fur degrees cooler tomorrow. friday and sunday, father's day is the same as today. enjoy. here is leyla. >> we are taking mobile 360 through hayward and traveling southbound on 880 closer to industrial parkway, it is bumper-to-bumper traffic and we did have an accident blockin

host: we will go to annette from springfield, missouri. hello. caller: good morning.hank you for having me on here live. and i just wanted to make a comment that once again, we have just totally disregarding nature. when it's all said and done religion nor politics or love is going to change the fact that a man and a woman are going to produce another human being not two of the same sex. and i know that people try to deny and say that doesn't have a place in marriage but it actually does and i realize that there are people -- men and a woman who can't have children or is not to have children, at the bottom line, i mean, it is that in the same-sex marriage, it has to be a third party that's going to produce another human being. yes, they can adopt children. yes, they can -- but for that actual marriage to produce another human being is not going to happen. and that's all based on nape. we're looking to religion. we're looking to politics and laws to concern nature. and that's -- i mean, a man is xy and a woman is xx or if i'm wrong or if it's the opposite way afterward

into missouri by friday morning, springfield to st. louis. flood watches all the way into indiana and illinois. the rain upwards of six inches and that would include cities like cincinnati and pittsburgh through the end of the week so a huge chunk of u.s. real estate getting a piece of this storm. >> rob, thanks. >>> this evening the faa is now investigating a close call at a major airport, chicago's midway. a southwest flight heading down the runway an air traffic controller noticing another plane, a delta plane, heading towards them. both planes picking up speed, the air traffic controller ordering them to stop. >> stop stop! >> both jets slamming on the brakes stopping before their collided. >>> there are major new developments tonight in that deadly balcony collapse in california. here again is the before and after, that balcony landing on the balcony below, the victims plummeting more than four stories. tonight here the faces of those six victims, many of them exchange students from ireland. en and now the new focus of the investigation,

. >> few months ago i met with some city officials from springfield, missouri my hometown i representingfield, branson, missouri joplin southwest part of missouri they're one of the most forward thinking cities that have done more work on integrative plan than about anyone, in fact, they were invited out to i believe it was xand alexandria them and one other city, i think i can't remember right now the other city but two cities in the united states invited out to present how they did their plan and what they do. but anyway, they discussed integrative plan from the environmental protection agency after analyzing the cost of the mandates over next 20 years i've heard people speculate that here today that things are never as a bad as they seem. but if this was even 50% accurate, it is not doable. it is devastating. and they found that complying with the epa mandates would cost each individual in any district each of my 751,000 constituents 46,000 dollars. are you going to cut that in half if you like and say 23. but anyway cut it in half again if you luke. but it is not feasible. it is n

that's where the severe weather is going to be today including this picture from springfield actually that was from missouriut this one showing where one reported tornado. anyway we have to get to the uv index brought to you by dairy queen. >> morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. it will be a hot one today. especially inland but not so muggy. the manner layer develops and our heat will subside as we head throughout the weekend. we be near triple digits inland and 90's in the south bay and the north bay and 80s throughout the bay until richmond and san francisco and 60 at the coast. tomorrow, in the mid-50s to my 60s but it will be cooler day and night as we head through the seven-day >>> ahead on this friday morning the housekeeper of that family murdered in their d.c. mansion speaking out. the phone call from inside that home that may have saved her life. >>> there is a moment from last night's game that has everyone talking. lebron's wardrobe malfunction is trending big in our "speed feed." >>> and the crowd going crazy for jason derulo. he is performing live just ahead on "g

severe weather including this picture from springfield actually that was from missouri.oman get to the uv index brought to you by dare queen. -- dairy queen. >> reporter: if dinosaurs were around today they would be sleeping it off in the shade. it's not rain out there but you almost wish it was. we have hazy sunshine building across the region and the temperatures in time 70s and getting into the 80s and the 90s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 95 is the high hot and steamy. air quality is poor, a couple of thunderstorms up north, 89 a little better tomorrow. phone call from inside that home that may have saved her life. >>> there is a moment from last night's game that has everyone talking. lebron's wardrobe malfunction is trending big in our "speed feed." >>> and the crowd going crazy for jason derulo. he is performing live just ahead on "gma." ♪ but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote

that's where the severe weather is going to be today including this picture from springfield actually that was from missouriut this one showing where one reported tornado. anyway we have to get to the uv index brought to you by dairy queen. alex good morning, washinon. there is a heat advisory for portions of the d.c. area, the district of columbiaia, falls church alexandria, it could approaoach the 100 degree e mark today. we shouldeach the mid 9 90's with ahance for isolated afternoon storms tomorrorow, a better chae with hig in the lower0's reaching the upper 80' on sunday. headed to the beacs, a better >>> ahead on this friday morning the housekeeper of that family murdered in their d.c. mansion speaking out. the phone call from inside that home that may have saved her life. >>> there is a moment from last night's game that has everyone talking. lebron's wardrobe malfunction is trending big in our "speed feed." >>> and the crowd going crazy for jason derulo. he is performing live just ahead on "gma." ♪ but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation hav

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springfield and absolute. over the next seven day, this storm will go to oklahoma, missouri illinois indiana and bring flooding all along this path. we already had horrible flooding in areas like chicago. even today, those thunderstorms near d.c. and philadelphia could cause some problems with severe weather, not related to our tropical storm. so lots to track a. lot of flooding problems over the next week. we wish everyone the best as tropical storm bill makes landfall this morning. we'll leave you the shot of a hot steamy washington, d.c. low 90s today, thunderstorms late this afternoon. you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. your baby's chubby little hand latches onto your finger so hard it's like she's saying i love you. that's why aveeno's oat formula is designed for your baby's sensitive skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful babies. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta he fires up the free wifi with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before! so he can rapidly prepare his presentation. and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris can do? and that is my recommendation.