this accident is eastbound approaching spring garden. we saw fire crews, all the police, they were blocking the two left lanes and now you can see they're pretty much off to the side. we still have police on the scene, a couple of vehicles remain and we still have a jam. let's check it out. this is the schuylkill expressway and you see this eastbound traffic, wow, look at the travel time we just punched up. it takes you over an hour on the schuylkill eastbound to get from the blue route to the vine whereas westbound is an easy 17 minutes. that's a huge delay at this early hour. eastbound jams approaching city avenue to approaching spring garden. now, that accident has just been pushed to the side so i think these times are going to ease but if you're heading out right now you're sitting in traffic for an hour on the schuylkill expressway eastbound. that is a mess between the blue route and the vine, jammed for over an hour here because of that accident. now things are improving that the lanes aren't blocked but it's already a mess. this

been up half hour or so. >>> great way to end spring. last day of spring. going to feel so much more comfortable and spring like that's the last few days. sun coming up. few thin clouds, but the rain has ended. ocean city starting to see some glimpses of sun. the last few showers have happened at the shore. only been light showers this morning. ocean city will see more and more sunshine. less and less humid conditions. that will be dropping today. temperatures that are coming downright now. 60s for the lehigh valley. suburbs definitely cooler than yesterday at this time. delaware, still on the warm side. at this hour, delaware, philadelphia, south jersey should be in the low 60s for the last day of spring. not the low 70s. so still a little bit elevated and most neighborhoods in new jersey are in the low 70s. mount laurel is 71 degrees. pitman 71 as well. 72 in florence. 69 just dropped to 69 down in princeton. getting a nice start. going to get more comfortable as the clouds move out and the dry air moves in. showers are completely offshore. the storms we

the damage, after a tornado tears down a silver spring street. plus - a muslim teen killed - but police say, it wasn't a hate crime. the new possible motive - and the show of solidarity happening across the country today. good morning washington. toss to eileen yesterday in the four corners neighborhood of silver spring at 3:48 pm. - nice, less humid today - summer begins tomorrow - humidity rising thursday - hot & humid friday through the weekend; storm chances return today: partly to mostly sunny. less humid. highs: 86-89 winds: wsw 5-15 mph tonight: partly cloudy and comfortable. lows: 61-69 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: partly to mostly cloudy. stray afternoon shower. highs: 86-89 winds: w 5-10 mph happening now - people in montgomery county cleaning up after a people in montgomery county cleaning up after a confirmed tornado touches down. take a look at the the twister tracked through silver spring for about a thousand feet with winds up to 70 miles an hour. several homes were damaged and power was knocked out to more than 30 thousand people. p

and palm springs, 121. and death valley at 129 degrees. want to keep a watchful eye on that today. the hottest temperature ever reported on the planet is 134. isn't this glorious. haven't seen this before. this is from sutro tower. and the red topped building is holy name of jesus church francis scott key elementary school is right below it. and look at the waves, 5 to 7 feet and poor conditions and not organized out there. meanwhile at the beaches, that's the place to be. refreshing in the 60s. 92 at lunch hour in livermore it's 87 in santa rosa. everybody has clear skies and charlie is our weather watcher in vallejo. it's nice at 78 degrees in vallejo. sorry i missed you yesterday but his power was out. thanks for joining us today, charlie, and reporting in. today is the last day of spring. the hot air mass, friday some gradual cooling. through thursday night for the heat it is on. high pressure again you've heard the stories. also now arizona and nevada. and we're seeing the record heat continue throughout the rest of the week. 110 in r

say goodbye to spring . hello summer. bye spring. we'll see you later. we'll see you in nine months. i was nice to know you. as we take a nice look outside on this last night of spring. it was a gorgeous night. if only all late spring, summer nights could be like this. if only the whole summer could be like humidity, nice breeze off the water. here in washington we see these days become fewer and deeper in between. summer solace nearly 15 hours. the sunrise tomorrow morning at five :43 a.m. it doesn't set until eight:36 p.m. 88-degrees was the high temperature the at reagan. 88bi. that's a couple greece above normal but again without the humidity it's the dry heat it feels so comfortable . seventy-seven in washington right now. that's a popular number as we look at annapolis. seventy up in frederick. already seeing some 60s. sixty-three in winchester you'll start off in the 50s. washington i think our mornings in the 50 #-s they are gone with the spring season. they'll be back in the fall. satellite and radar showing the ves tanks of the cold front that

the next spring she was so depressed at warm springs and making so little progress they brought her back to the white house thinking it would cheer her up to be back in the bosom of her white house family. it had the opposite effect and from what i could determine from her-- the nurse's log, the nurse who was looking after her, she was just kind of drinking in bed and smoking and eventually she set her bed on fire. fdr famously said the only thing we have to fire is fear itself and he could have said fire. he was afraid of fire and it was like a tinder box. when she healed up she sent her to her family and that's where she lived the rest of her life. she died in 1944 and she had not seen fdr since leaving in 1942. a lot of people judge him harshly for this. ion they think i learned from working with jane and barbara, he had continued to stay in touch, sent lovely gifts, cards, he called. he paid all of her medical bills. and of course, it's been known for some time that he left half the income of his estate to eleanor and half to my friend, marguerite lehand for her medical care because

spring of 2017 started off on a very dry knot note.atter of fact, much of our region was under drought conditions after months of below-normal rainfall. march was near normal in regards to temperature but continued below average r including ten days at or above 80 degrees and we reached 91 on the 29th. it will go down in the record books as the warmest april ever. but it, too, was fairly dry. we needed the rain in may and, boy, did we get it. we saw 20 out of 31 days in the month with at least some rainfall. rain totals for the month were over 5.5 inches, making one of the top 20 wettest mays ever. because of the clouds and rain, may was below average, though, when it came to temperatures. if you thought that rainy, cool pattern was going to stick around, first part of june has been the exact opposite, as we have been back to the dry pattern with temperatures running well above normal, including our first heatwave. how will that wet into spring affect your summer temperatures? and what about the hurricane season? we'll take a look at t

sam: this is the four corners area of silver spring. the entire neighborhood is covered in branches like this, but some people were not as fortunate. take a look at this house behind me. looking at the back corner of the house, it was just sliced in half. luckily everyone was able to make it out of this house. only two people were treated with minor injuries. everyone is expected to be ok. looking over your on the lamp post, you can see that the notice says that this house is unsafe, no longer able to be lived in. this is the scene through this block, the tornado ripped through at 70 miles per hour, snapping trees like tents -- like pencils, just a real mess out here but the good news is that everyone is expected to be ok. live in silver spring, back to you. sam, thanks for that. vigils across the country in remembrance of a teenage girl murdered in what police are rage incident in reston. many gathering for prayer outside the adams center in .onor of nabra hassanen she and her friends had a dispute with the driver on the way back to th

i'm shomari stone live in silver spring. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we saw a couple of hours of severe weather in our area this afternoon. doug. >> sure did. a lot dividend right now. >> and as we move on through the rest of the night, looking good for the day tomorrow as well. take a look at the radar, this goes back about ten hours or so, back to around 2:00. so about the last nine hours you see that line of storms racing through the area. a couple of areas of really strong storms and the rain moving out of here. but last the line racing off to the east. take a look at this. this is the severe weather reports from this line as it moves through. each of these reports a different kind of severe weather. try trees down and high wind and that tornado around the silver spring area. so we continue to watch this whole line move off to the east. a couple of showers back to the west that we could see tonight. what does that mean for tuesday and the rest of the week? i've got that forecast when we come back. >>> and right now wi

just ask the folks who live here in silver spring. did you hear the wind. >> yes, real hi hard. >> reporter: strong wind hit this neighborhod and downed trees and wires. >> micro burst? >> the wind tore everything apart. >> just re here, trees, homes and cars and many people in the neighborhood lost power. it was not just confined to silver springs. reporting over 12,000 around the area. and dc. >> i come outside and see fallen tree. >> it came down on my car. >> luckily no one was hurting. >> from silver spring, wusa 9. >>> and the most accurate forecast, how about that 3 degree guarantee, topper? >> maybe a bulls eye, i'm going to go 89 tomorrow, dry air mass, heat up more quickly and dry off. right now still kind of sticky, in the low 70s, check in tomorrow in the 50s and 60s, real nice days heading our way. some morning fog, allison will be in early, i don't think it is a widespread problem, patchy fog, maybe give yourself 5 extra minutes. tuesday very warm, but nice and thursday through the weekend and really next chance of a sto

this is what the last spring day of 2017 looks like. that's right.summer officially arrives tonight at 9:24. and we have haze out there this morning looking out to the port of oakland. and this is the view looking out to mount tam. we have a shallow deck of clouds pushing on shore. 57 to 67 and now 68 in livermore. we have an advisory in warning in effect for heat, dangerous heat, through thursday night. temperatures today, 63 to 103. that will be the span. where else in the country do you see a 40-degree span within 40 miles. someone will get 110 this week. >> last day of spring. [ laughter ] >> i just come to work. work for free ac. >> water. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, june 20th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> president trump condemns north korea's brutality after the death of american college student otto warmbier. now the united states is considering retaliation. norah o'donnell is in seoul, south korea. >> reporter: we talked to south korea's new president in his first television interview. moon jae-in

eastbound at spring garden street. two vehicles involved, one over into the shoulder, another one off before the split off the amp ramp here. to get to the scene, everything is to the two left-hand lanes, everything to the shoulder getting by. we'll see delays especially since we're getting right into the beginnings of the morning rush on the schuylkill. watching mass transit, doylestown train running about 15 minutes late for train 514. trenton inbound service dealing with crew issues. we're seeing some delays there. remember, they're still shuttle bussing people in kenwood, as well. and this portion, you see the strip of red on the maps system. eastbound and westbound between warren avenue and route 352, we'll end over here. we have this water main break out in abington. the water main is under control, but edgehill road for emergency construction and repairs between north tyson avenue and easton road is still closed. >> thank you. >>> the area's greatest white is on the move again. >>> and how this locally made ball

sammy roth joining us from palm springs, california. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> tonight on c-span, former covers mickey edwards talk about modern politics and the constitution. president trump announcing the withdrawal of the u.s. from the harris climat agreement. and a look at free speech on college campuses. we start with a discussion about modern politics and how one of the founding fathers might be the government and media today. this is about an hour and 45 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen welcome back to freedom day. a round of applause for the next phase of this incredible discussion.

we want to turn to breaking news in silver springs, maryland. sky fox over the scene where four people were stabbed, at least two of them teenagers, fox5's marina maracco is standing by with the very latest. marina, what happened here. >>reporter: it all unfolded just behind mean. you'll see the garland avenue bus stop. this is a section that straddles silver springs and that quoam a park. when the police arrived they saw an 18 year old victim and a 15 year eeld victim part of the stabbing scene. they are expecting at some point that the two other victims may end up at a local hospital still unclear what led to the stabbing here, but police officer,s as you see here as well as detectives have been on the scene since about 7:00 when that call came out. again, unclear what led to the stabbing, but we are learning that the transported from the scene here are suffering from non-life threatening injuries. live tonight in montgomery county, marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> those were lies, plain and simple. and i am so sorry that the fbi workforce

palm springs three days in a row.n you break records in las vegas and palm springs and places like that it is hot. palm springs had three days in a row of 115 heat. that's the first time that's ever happened since that city was placed there. i don't know when it was found baud long time ago. over 100 years ago. also the alameda county fair, they have been racing horses there for 100 years. it is the first time they ever canceled the races. there is a powerful heat wave. excessive heat advisory goes into effect in the morning. mountain view it is one degrees by 3:00. that's in san jose. downtown will feel like 120 in all the concrete. spare the air day tomorrow. when i come back we'll give you specific numbers and a brush of your hot day tomorrow. which will probably easily be the hottest day of the year. >>> coming up, a frightening incident today on u.s. soil is called a possible terror attack. up next, we'll update the driven of a -- the condition on a police officer attacked. >>> oakland raiders may be closer to a

we'll begin with the dangerous and wild weather for millions of americans on this last day of spring. >> take a look at today's expected high temperatures. 116 in las vegas. 119 in phoenix. both close to record highs. 122 in palm springs and that heat stretches all the way to northern california. 107 in sacramento. >> check out another image from downtown phoenix. the sign reading 115 degrees there. forecasters say numbers like that aren't going away any time soon. >> overnight high heat well after sundown. nearly 100 degrees in phoenix at midnight. the extreme heat now impacting travel plans. nearly 50 flights out of phoenix's sky harbor airport already smaller regional jets must be grounded when temperatures get above 118 degrees. the hot spot, death valley. where it could reach 124. and records could tall in the gambling mecca as well. visitors on the las vegas strip warned not to overexert themselves and in southern california, generators used to keep the lights and ac on as the heat drains the power grid. in the east, the heat giving way to powerful storms. high winds bringing do

. >> so, how much alcohol was flowing on what's been called the "adult spring break" set? sources tell us that both corine and demario were severely intoxicated during the incident. "e.t." has toured the puerto vallarta resort where "paradise" is fill mtd and we found out there's unlimited alcohol 24/7 and an open bar. if a contestant wants a drink, a producer will use their walkie talkie and radio to get one. the cast drink harder shots of liquor. >> our source said that producers have intervened if they felt some contestants were getting too drunk. our source has a different opinion about corine, believing that producers may have wanted her to have that big personality and that drinking definitely would have been a part of that. >> do you call this -- >> also today, i got some new information on the so-called whistleblower of it all. a female producer who allegedly felt uncomfortable and complained of "misconduct in the workplace." cast members believe it was a producer who is close to corine. now, my source also tells many that corinne has spoken to demario since it. >>

the one that we are concerned about is from silver spring.ere's melissa nord live in the storm tracker in silver free -- spring where the tree damage. er yeah, topper. -- yeah, topper. wetop -- >> reporter: yeah, topper. three friends ends several -- several roads are blocked off, several houses damaged by trees and power lines falling down. we are told that at least one of those homes is inhabitable. several people are displaced tonight. a lot of damage. this happens to be one of those areas where the damage is very confined in a very tight space. several massive trees have been falling down. more video and really reaction of all the storms from today coming up tonight at 11:00. back to you. >> me lissa, thank you. i was con send traited. -- concentrated. those are big old trees too. the showers until 10:00. very warm tomorrow but not humid. a the day planner, low to mid 70s to start, 82 by 11:00, 85 by 1:00. that western wind will heat us up to near 90 again tomorrow eastbound though a cold front goes through tonight. warm but not humid aga

nice spring day. it looks like one extreme to the other. last weekend cool and windy and thunderstorms. this weekend, sunny and hot. before we get there, we have temperatures of -- ♪ rock the boat. ♪ >> there you go. rock the boat. thank you. sometimes the control room gets their feet off of the desk and is clever actually. nice job. 70s, upper 70s to near 80. 60s along the coast. a little bit of fog in the san mateo and santa cruz coast. warmer temps are kicking in. but the snow is over for now in the sierra nevada. yes it snows in june but about every five to ten years. people think i make that stuff up. that was from the weather center in reno. not that much snow. that was pretty heavy. we had cool lows. still do for a few. they will rebound for a few here. concord pavilion, 78. ex isn't for the patchy fog, it is good to go for sunshine. there goes the low as it heads out and temperatures will warm up slowly. 60s and 70s and some low 80s. all right, sal. 7:01. what can you tell me? >> i can tell yo

. >> the big story tonight is a powerful storm just before spring turns to summer.ve evidence of the force of the weather system in a number of locations. this was the ominous sight in best of youbest of yourberks co. there are no reports of the tornado touching down. there is much to clean up in autobahn camden county where a tree toppled on to the house. nobody inside was hurt. the car parked out front did not escape without damage. a large limb smashed the roof and trunk. >> watch across the street as a tree splits in half. a viewer sent us security video as the storm hit whiteship. inentown, a tree snapped landed into the pool. >> utilitymen have a busy night. "action news" found these crews working o after the storm swept through. adam joseph has the latest but first to chester county where lightning strike ignited a house fire. christie ileto was there. what is the situation? >> the home is boarded up on the upper level. fire officials believe a lightning bolt hit the home's chimney starting a three alarm fire something witnesses describe aster phiing. >> it w

the damage, after a tornado tears down a silver spring street. plus - a muslim teen killed - but police say, it wasn't a hate crime. the new possible motive - and the show of solidarity happening across the country today. good morning washington. toss to eileen

last day of spring, tomorrow starts summer. >>> 4:36. roads are quiet in sound maryland, looking good in fort washington clinton, problem free on upper marlboro. same story, down through scherffly. outer loop looks good. traffic on the way there in baltimore washington parkway will slow you down and quiet on wait to reagan as well as dulles, and no problems if 270 to the beltway your wide open. no issues on 15 as we keep a of the beltway. same story on 66, we'll take a look at metro next, questions erin fox 5 dc on twitter. >>> new ruling from the high court may have just made the internet even more dangerou. >>> research revealing a disturbing fact about children and guns in network >> here's a live look outside across the dmv. the time is 4:37. 71. fox 5 this morning back after this. back after this. >>> 4:39. these are the stories you are with most this morning >> good morning, holly. >>> good morning. first up the supreme court court addressing the landmark case on partisan jerry mandering. it charges the constitution another. it cou

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that situation in silver spring has resolved itself roadwise where justin is this morning but lots of. >> to the spur, you're on time as well as heading southbound or northbound. angie. >> some might say this is a sign. after a rainbow appea

live in silver spring, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: that is a headache. when storms like this come through the area and we experience what we did today know about them early. get prepared by going to wjla.com/text. you will get text alerts. all you have to do is sign up for stormwatch7 alerts that will be sent to your phone or your pad as well. happening now we are stand big for give an update on the investigation in the murder of 17-year-old nabra hassanen. she was killed while on middle of a night food run after ramadan prayers. now police don't think this was a hate crime. they now believe it was some sort of road rage. tom roussey live in sterling with the new developments we just found out. i'm not sure about the road rage aspect of this. tom: yeah, we are waiting on police to elaborate on that. i can tell you within the last half hour, we found out from the immigration and customs, i.c.e. that this suspect is subjected of being illegally in the country from el salvador. i.c.e. tell us they placed detainer on him. he allegedly followed a group of tee

again, the slow return to normal is under way in silver spring.k to you. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk tracking the impact of this dangerously hot weather. the folks out west feeling the brunt of this. take a look. we want to show you the pavement, buckled, cracked from the heating and drying. that's going on in phoenix, arizona. this is just south of phoenix, arizona. ? the middle of the night, it's about 100 degrees there and we're seeing flights out of there canceled as well because some planes simply cannot take off in in extreme heat. doctors are warning people to be careful around concrete and the leather inside of their cars. temps in vegas, 117 degrees. we're seeing. look for more on this, the extreme heat out west on the back to you. >> molette green, thank you so much. >>> today, all over the country, people will gather to remember a murdered virginia teenager. last night members with the all dulles area muslim society had candles and held their own vigils for nabra hassanen. the teen was run down, beaten and dumped in a pond su

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in silver spring, i'm hilary lane wusa9. >>> a similar scene today in alexandria, virginia. a large tree fell on two cars in the 5500 block of frank court causing significant damage. crews are from dominion power are also responding to restore electricity in the area. >>> it's a very different picture today. it's warm but not as humid. here's meteorologist melissa nord with your first alert forecast. >> that humidity is really what is saving us today. i was actually out there with sheehy stormtracker 9 in silver spring, in this area where the tornado touched down yesterday evening and talking to some residents, and it was a very small path that the tornado took where you could see where trees were just sheered off at the top, and then other houses just a half a block away were left completely unharmed, but that path 70-mile an hour winds, path only 100 yards, and right before afternoon. several damage reports from yesterday. the storms are now out of the picture, and we're going to get a break from the storms. we're going to get a break from the high humidity briefly, but we

last day of spring here, first day of summer tomorrow.ple of 88s. >>> 5:18, this is a live look at 270 from frederick in a montgomery county. traffic flowing we're seeing nice conditions on the local lanes as wel as the main lanes there, i'll let you know if anything changes. switch it over for a live look on 66, pretty much represents all of virginia majors, quiet because the little bit of volume building outside the beltway you're in nice shape. look at our maps brent down road if you're headed out in county. branch avenue northbound as you make your way out by brandywine road. let's go ahead and forward the maps. we're seeing quiet conditions on the beltway, no problems college park, metro still on time except for safetrack impacting the red line, questions erin comb me fox 5 on twitter. >>> let's take a look. >>> wisdom is back. >>> good morning, house democrats want more information about michael flynn's alleged trip to saudi arabia. president trump's former security advisor reportedly visited saudi arabia during the 2016 campaign wh

a beautiful spring day. this is the lay day of spring. 87 degrees while find.re as well. 86 with plenty of sunshine. a comfortable day in will ning ton. you see them offshore. that cold front came through. follow it down to the gulf of mexico and you can see what may be part of our weekend coming. look at this tremendous rain that's already reaching into l l, louisiana. this area would see 609 adds a srm km it is it will p each one of these lines is a different computer model. you can see it makes its way to the coast. again, whether it is or is not at tropical storm there is a lot of moisture heading into the coast. as its moves in on friday possibly the rem plants coming to our a for this is' -- the isa at. it is something bewere ch to the 8 summer arrives just after midnight and a it is friday with humidity coming up with a chance of thunderstorms. on saturday lingering clouds and a sliegts chance of a shower on sunday before we dry out for monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. uz of t saturday a high of 79 degrees. >>> the topic in the news explored in a

it began in the spring of 2009 with a viral video... >> this is america. how many of you people want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage? >> sreenivasan: ...followed by tax day protests around the country. by the november 2010 midterm elections, the movement had a measurable impact. >> they got 50-plus congress people. they essentially blocked president obama's second term agenda, and, arguably, they elected a president that they like. so, it just shows what the protest leads to depends on what happens next. >> sreenivasan: in 2011, on the other side of the political spectrum, one email, inspired by the arab spring protests, started "occupy wall street." within weeks, it was a movement with encampments all over the country. but when the camps came down, "occupy" had little to show for its agenda. >> on the one hand, it was really powerful in bringing to people's attention something that was important: inequality. but if you look at the electoral results or at sort of the policy, it wasn't taken as a threat. and the people in power just didn't really change

sure. >> check in with mike thomas check of the forecast last day of spring. >> last day of spring iig. used basketball surprised how much just like dogs they are. >> yeah. >> big loveable animals. 74 degrees your current temperature outside in d.c. few high thin clouds. winds out of the south and west turn out of the west today that will bring in little bit drier air. humidity value dropping through the afternoon. temperature currently comfortable 74 degrees out there 70 at gatorring burg. 72 for dulles. 73 up in frederick this morning. so again better feel around the region already outside as you start your day. satellite/radar showing what was our front from yesterday brought all the storms has now pushed off the coastline we're breaking out into sunshine across the region we'll have plenty of it later on this afternoon. 82 degrees at 11:00 o'clock. 86 by 2:00 o'clock. 87 degrees by 5:00 o'clock. lots of sunshine. your high today about 88 in washington later on this afternoon. most around the region heading for the mid to upper 80s. >> all right. more details in the forecast comin

sammy roth joining us from palm springs, california. we appreciate your time. >> thank you very much for having me. >> the comedian minister who oversees the environment and policy change policy reacted to president trump's announcement. climateoal of the agreement is to try to reduce book -- reduce global emissions with the u.s. pulling out right now. how much does that affect the end goal? >> less be clear that no one country can solve action on climate change. the world is moving to a cleaner economy and this is a huge economic opportunity and canada wants to create good jobs and once to grow our economy and create opportunity for business and that was why we support the paris agreement because we want to be there, we want to be providing the solutions for the world because we know where we are going. i have seen in the united states that businesses support the paris agreement, that states supported, the city's support it and everyone is moving forward. in the united states and around the world. it is unfortunate the u.s. administrat

watching at spring garden, both directions are good. moving from the blue route to the vine street expressway, center city, 12 minutes. average speeds into the 60s. i always like there camera at spring garden because you see the city in the backgrounds. looks good in both directions. heading to king of prussia on the westbound side, looking fine. hatfield township, a vehicle fire on elroy at fairgrounds road. the p.a. turnpike looks good at least according to the drive times. westbound and eastbound from route 1 to valley forge. 21-minute trip in both directions. with mass transit, no problems. on time for sent anew jersey, amtrak -- for septa, new jersey, amtrak, and the patco. >>> targeted on the street. an 82-year-old woman targeted by a thief. what happened that sent her tumbling to the grounds. >>> cuban changes. president trump set to reverse policy that could impact america's relationship with the island nation. >>> plus this -- [ cheers ] biden surprise. what the former vice president did that left a college student screaming in

how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half?ser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. >>> look at that trio. that's leonardo dicaprio, tobey maguire and orlando bloom out in new york city. but the cutest member of the group got to be this little guy, orlando bloom's pup. while the boys enjoyed the day out, we were with the la i dids of rough night. scarlett johansson couldn't make it because she's shooting the new avengers movie. >>> what advice do you have for a male stripper though? for a guy like, to come into a room full of girls in a thong, what advice do you have for him? >> bring it. >> oh, my gosh, wow. ♪ >> the ladies of "rough night" say that's tip number one - own it. >> do your job. >> i don't know how to put myself in his shoes. >> try to enjoy this moment. >> go in with confidence and no shame, no shame. >> be present. be here now. >> next tip -- leave 'em wanting more. we sat down the guys and, aussie actor ryan cooper says he actually toned it down for this scene at the bachelorette pa

until, not long ago, britney finally landed her back hand spring. britney decided she wanted to do it again, this time in front of an the national cheerleading competition in dallas. there she is in the middle. landing that back hand spring. >> it was an amazing moment, tears in my eyes and something that is hard to describe. because you just know how hard she has worked for that. >> i was so happy. >> reporter: today you still can't wipe the smile off her face. in fact, the only thing that is impossible is giving up. >>> that is incredible. just a reminder. you have to work hard. nothing comes easy. britney's story low as anything is possible. all you've got to do is practice. >>> we have breaking news in the district, where a parent or guardian has positively identified this little girl, found wandering late last night along 14th street in northwest dc. peggy fox spoke with the security guard who found the last night, where this little girl was found standing on the corner over there at columbia and 14th street. this child is between 2 and 5 years

proudly caring for northern california, how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle? ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. >> announcer: now a live desk update. >> from "abc7 mornings." >> transgender army shoulder chelsea manning sat down for her first tv interview from being released from prison. she does accept responsibility for leaking 700,000 documents to wikileaks but says she's not a traitor. >> getting all this information, and death, destruction, mayhem, and i stopped seeing just statistics and information and i started seeing people. warfare is not a simple thing. it's not good guys versus bad guys, it's a mess. >> manning was released from prison in may after serving seven years of the 35 sentence, and since then she is documenting her life on social media from taking her first steps outside of prison to hanging out with her friends. >>> and then recalling birth control pills because it doesn't do the job. the pills are sold by loupen pharmaceuticals, and the pills were shi

how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half?ser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. >>> that smile says it out. christina el moussa was beaming with her new boyfriend. her ex is not jealous at all. >>> no hard feelings after what katy perry just did, rank her ex-boyfriends as lover. after james corden woke her up in the bed. >> it's time to play -- >> i just woke up. >> spill your guts, or fill your guts. >> so answer a question, or be forced to eat a questionable snack, like a cow's tongue or a thousand-year-old egg. >> from best to worst in bed. >> oh, no! >> from best to worst in bed, >> this is working on the notion they are all good. >> no. >> rank john mayer, diplo and orlando bloom. >> no, no, no. i will not do that! >> at first katy tried to dodge question. >> they're all amazing lovers and i want to have sex with all of them when i get out of this place. >> and then she dropped this shocker about singer josh groban. >> josh groban's in there, i'm kidding. but people are like, who's "the one

is closing the new warm springs b.a.r.t. station as crews install and test new software.it's all in preparation for the silicon valley extension. there will be a free bus taking passengers from the warm springs station to the fremont station which could add 20 to 30 minutes on your trip. b.a.r.t. plans to close the warm springs station on another future weekend to continue the work between south fremont and silicon valley. >> a live look at oracle arena this morning or at least some highlights from last night where game one of the nba finals left warrior fans high-fiving and pretty optimistic. there's oracle this morning. that's because the warriors last night absolutely dominated lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. it was never close in the second half. k.d. had a huge game including the dunk for 38 points. game two also on sunday at oracle. >> taking a live look outside on highway 87 in san jose. traffic morning along. a little cool at the morning but we're tracking a warmup as we head into the weekend. kari has a look at that forecast. >> it will be a nice one as

how far should pure alpine spring water have to travel from its source to the bottle?ndred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser always bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. >>> be careful. >> not that often you get to hear wonder women and oprah rap. they talked about their hit show "queen sugar" on own. only female directors. >> so i want to know, how much were you cheering on patty jenkins as well? >> go patty. go patty. we're coming right behind ya, go patty. we're coming, patty. >> shay salute another wonder woman. >> she's done something that no one else has done. prove that people are hungry, cravi craving more. >> the adaptation of wrinkle time. >> oprah, what are you doing? >> having a party. >> yes. >> but there's women power and then there's oprah power which is drove the epic series "queen sugar when oprah puts the finger over here everything turns

how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half?eyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. >>> that's matt damon taking time to sign autographs and set a guy straight after butchering his line. >> good will hunting fans know the real line. >> it's actually how did you like them apples. >> clearing up movie lines that's easy. not so easy, confessing to the rld, how much you weigh after you just have a baby. these mommys are getting candid about getting their bodies back. ciara gave birth to her second baby at the end of the april, she gained 60 pounds. she's posted pick dhurs of her progress on the scale. so far she's down 28 pounds and she's not afraid to indulge in a cheeseburger and brownie. >>> singer pink has a different strategy, stay off the scale. she welcomed second child in december and has been working out and biking to reach her goal. >> pink posted this bit of truth saying, i'm 160 pounds and 5'3". by regular standards that makes me obese, i don't feel obese. >> i'm killing it. >> also killin

so back into silver spring shortly at 5:55 and maybe college park shortly after 6:00. all right.s a look at the storm reports. they keep increasing. a lot of storm reports now showing up in fairfax county and southern montgomery county and even into the drith. we -- district. we talked earlier about a lot of trees down west of leesburg and now we are going to focus in on silver spring. trees down georgia and dennis avenue. we'll have video coming up at 6:00. melissa son -- is on her way there. we probably had winds here of 40 miles per hour. i think that the winds between -- almost between potomac and silver spring anywhere from 50 to 65 miles per hour. so yellow weather alert tonight. we'll keep that going for a while. we'll keep the chance for severe storms until 8:00 south and east of town. the main threat kopts continue db continues -- continues to be heavy downpours. a really, really nice day tomorrow. temperatures 89 on tuesday, wednesday. back in the low 90s on thursday and friday and saturday as we get back into the low 90s the humidity creeps up as well. by 10:00 most of

there are some diversity in boulder springs. after they talked different the diversity was crushed. in their private anonymous statements, the second thick that happened was they got more confident. the people in colorado springs, some on same-sex union weren't sure, they didn't like them so much, after they talked they were sure. the third thing that happened and most disturbing and illuminating is they got most extreme. the people in colorado springs were to the right, the people involved in boulder were to the left here but they were like here, this range after our little experiment they were like here. they were operating in different political universes in their private-anonymous views. now, what i just described is a very artificial experiment, that's xa social media constructs, a capacity of experimental groups. why did that happen? identify actually seen the tapes of the discussion. here is what you would see in realtime. first in colorado springs, the place where they started kind of skeptical about a climate change treaty and in the end very, very skeptical, the number of

we begins for much cover tonight from silver spring with tim barber. earlier,ybody told me this had to be a tornado, and they turned out to be right. some of the damage, it is incredible. across the street right now, they are cutting a tree that fell on somebody's home. branches fallen on homes and cars, while residents to cover. tonight the cleanup. neil is covering his damaged car with plastic. >> i said i think my glass just shattered. tim: two neighbors are a tree fell on to their house. around the corner, another family was displaced. along with the family fish. crews fixed power lines and cleared branches. playel was about to baseball with the storm hit at about 4 p.m. >> i just touched the handle and it flew open. tim: they are grateful the insurance only has to go towards his car. >> i'm glad nobody was hurt or anything. tim: the debris is still scattered on the road. a lot to clean up tonight. you can bet they will be out here tomorrow. red cross workers were here to help those displaced. live in silver spring, montgomery county, tim barber, a

lawrence karnow: the last weekend of spring is turning out to be the hottest weekend of the year. high temperatures soared into the upper 90s and low 100s in valleys while it was cool at the coast and it on the coast. skies are mostly clear and should stay that way for most of the night. winds are still breezy but should begin to calm down overnight except for the mountains. you can see the high pressure sysytem building from the southwest. it's bringing that dry desert air back into the bay area. father's day will be even hotter with temperatures as high as 105 inland. we will breakdown those numbers coming up in a few minutes. (jr stone) this just in.... the amusement park great america in santa clara is without power tonight and was forced to close early... officials say the power went out around two hours ago and they don't know what caused it... but it could be the heat... this power outage has spread to homes in the area...and within the hour we've learned that about 900 people are with out power in san ramon.. that number was about three-thousand people earlier. more than 8

he had a portion of the collection at warms springs, georgia.e even brought a portion of stamp collection to the famous war conference with churchill and stalin. one of the reasons he said was to let him unwind from the hectic day that he had specially during the war period, the war years. he passed away while he was down at warm springs, georgia on april 12th, 1945. like i said he always had a portion of the stamp collection with him and he worked on it that morning when he got up, it was just part of his routine and then he, you know, obviously he died that afternoon at 3:35. now his son james roosevelt was the executor of the will. i don't have an exact number on how many items were on the collection but when he decided to turn it over to an auction house james finally styeded, my father would want to share with other collectors. there were so many items that they had to do the auction over seven days in four separate sessions all-day sessions and while his collection was estimated at $85,000 which surprised a lot of people because he was a m

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how far should pure alpine spring water so are local hospitals. have to travel from its source to the bottle? a hundred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser always bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. >>> now from abc 7 live breaking news. >> that breaking news, the ceo of uber has resigned. "new york times" reports he stepped down following hours of heated discussions among top investors today. he took an indefinite leevl of absence after his mother died in a boating accident. the investors say that wasn't enough. he needed to leave. two weeks ago they fired 20 employees after an investigation uncovered a toxic work environment. he says i love uber more than anything in the world and at this difficult moment in my personal life i have decided to step aside to go back to building. wired reports that he will remain on the board of directors. >>> excessive heat in the accuweat