yesterday, how impressive was 101 degrees in syracuse, new york. syracuse is always known as one of the coldest snowiest cities in the country. yesterday they came close to their all-time record high. 102. st. louis, kansas city, des moines, iowa, all hit triple digits. this morning, just a brutal morning. new york city feels like 88 degrees when you walk outside this morning. the only location hotter than that, st. louis feels like 91. and st. louis has probably been the poster child this summer for the heat wave and how extreme it's been. we're not looking for much relief, at least not yet. we have a few thunderstorms heading for northwest/central michigan and in south dakota. last night we had a few storms go through vermont and the burlington area. near 100 from d.c. to richland and back to st. louis and missouri and kansas, it's a brutally hot day. that's a look at your national forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. thorps will bring some relief today, especially some areas in the ohio valley. but we're going to have a th

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syracuse, 70. i want to quickly show you our futurecast.over the next 48 hours, into the morning and around 4:00,orrow will start to develop. of these storms will later tomorrow the overnight. is our forecast. look for stronger storms afternoon, 95-0 hundred reading.x 100-105 degrees. cooler for the upcoming week. keep you on track all of the watches and warnings. a fascinating photo gallery on about storm chasing. >> it has already gotten the thousands of hits. thank you. the tiger, i keep saying his name. trying to get a last shot at glory. >> did he do it? ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] a moment of silence r the internet a as we know it. a revolution in internet speed is here. more than twice as fast as anything america has ever seen. introducing fios quantum. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. to provees continues was back to back all star. he allows only one run, striking out six. he did have a little bit of

syracuse a little toasty at 91 degrees. the elevation in nashville, 69. also cloudy and rainy. over all he will start building. you cannot tell from this map but it is building and will bill. once the warm front opens the door and we start to see high- pressure build a little bit of rain. we need the rain and we are in a deficit across the area and we will see a chance of stray showers begin tomorrow night. over the weekend as the heat and humidity comes our way chances for afternoon thunderstorms. if you are under one of the storms, no to forecast that an advance. the process is under way. could see the high clouds moving in. a cloudy day tomorrow as the front stairs to get a little bit closer to us. as far as the numbers tomorrow we will start near 70 degrees. isolated showers early industry storm later. the next seven days shows increasing shower and thunderstorm chances as the core of the heat and humidity bill. we will reach to the 90's. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> the national's heading south. >> the penna

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as far as the worst weather this morning, areas from buffalo to syracuse, dealing with thunderstorms, also down through central pennsylvania and all of this mess heading through new england throughout your saturday. your forecast not the best out there from boston down to d.c., a good chance of afternoon storms in new england. look at the middle of the country. we go from 96 today in kansas city to 100 in dallas and 104 in kansas city, one of the hottest julys on record. it doesn't end and no rain either. >> i know, they need such the break. >> they are saying it's too late for the corn cropses. >> that is why we'll have so much higher prices at the grocery store. you can catch women's soccer this morning. sweden plays japan at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. and the networks of nbc universal, the exclusive home of the london olympics, we'll air more than 5,000 hours of coverage. get comfortable. to watch the games live online, you can go to nbc olympics.com. >>> in other news this morning, new court documents show a psychiatrist was treating accused colorado sthooter james holmes. the papers

syracuse has a record 94 degrees today. the other big story has been how dry it has been. we had a few showers come through. look at the mid part of the country. when you hear about the prices of wheat and corn, severe drought. part of that is the error is so dry and with the extended drought it just reflects the he to back. look at the absence of clouds in the mid part of the country. some of that moisture is coming our way because of a little dip that we had over the jet stream. that moisture now will be coming up and over. also the chance or the risk of some afternoon showers and thundershowers. look at knoxville right now and on to parts of south carolina where they also have been dry. some of the moisture already coming around charlottesville. as we go through tomorrow, we will be getting closer. for your wake up tomorrow morning maybe a few leftover showers for you folks in southern maryland. by and large as we get to tomorrow afternoon, again temperatures will be near average. that is not too bad compared to what we were dealing with one week ago. then the humidity

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in the 70 degree range for pittsburgh and syracuse.te and -- satellite shows thunderstorms have blossomed across the mid-atlatntic. disturbances to the west of us. this will continue to move across our area in the next few hours. the sunset at 8:30 this evening -- that is when we expect things to settle down. here is the latest on the severe thunderstorm watch. good news here -- this box is beginning to shift further towards the east until 6:30. prince william county has canceled the severe thunderstorm warning for anne arundel county and calvert county. you can see where the storms are right now -- headed towards the east at 20 miles per hour. there is a strong area at prince william county. also oxon hill, maryland over the next 15 to 20 minutes. over the next few hours, a good deal of clout. you may see a pop-up thundershower. not a whole lot. storms will diminish during the evening. temperatures tomorrow are a little bit cooler. drier outside -- just around 90 degrees. the extended out the calls for temperatures in the mid 80's for

notice the clearing line starting to show syracuse, dayton, that's lodged towards the south. we will detail the seven-day forecast and show you the weekend and maybe more 90s unfortunately, in just a little bit. >>> our coverage of the colorado massacre continues with more details on the tragedy inside theater number nine, this is a situation that's tough to digest as an adult. how do you talk to your kids. hear from an expert if kids come with questions after the shooting. >> drying out, some people living in the city tried to dry off after rains swept through the area last night. @ people cling together. we have police and fire and other people who know what to do. they are skilled in doing this. also important continue with regular routines for your kids. >>> notice visibility going downhill. and the bay bridge, it's going to be a weekend that will bring a mixed bag from south bay in to sunday. bel air, clouds, passing showers and ominous looking clouds through mount airy today. producing the scattered showers. get readies the deal will be clouds the rest of the evening. 7

it was 101 in syracuse yesterday and 102 in detroit. those are two states not known for getting very hot. this morning look in boston. 87 degrees. one of the warmest spots in the country. boston. notice the only warmer spot is st. louis where the heat index right now is 91. we have some thunderstorms to deal with, a few there in south dakota, minneapolis has some showers and storms right through wisconsin and then down through central michigan. this front as it sinks to the south and sags to the south today will be the focus of additional thunderstorms around pittsburgh, buffalo, detroit, also a possibility in columbus. but back here from indianapolis to st. louis, the storms will not head your way today. look at the hot weather continuing right across the midwest. that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. well, many areas will get cooled off by the storms today. chicago being one of them. it will be some welcomed clouds and rain for you. oklahoma city, all of a sudden, kansas, oklahom

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even syracuse along with washington, d.c. everywhere on this map you can see how hot it was. the west, sporadic heat. areas around boise, almost at 100. 99 yesterday. another warm day in salt lake city. the deserts weren't that bad. upper 90s, low 100s. cooler spot up there in seattle and san francisco has been pretty cool lately with your onshore flow. upper level low continues to spin with coastal areas of oregon and northern california. nothing to talk about today. very weak front trying to push into the northwest. that's about it. the light showers that went through trying to push through salem. maybe a shower or storm around medford but we're not going to see a lot of wet sacramento today. that's a pretty nice day. northwest continues to be the one spot in the country that is dealing with a very cool summer. >> just one. bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, big ben boosts stocks, barbie boosts business, and a divorced mother of two tries to boost her chances of selling her house. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, this brand is apparently

>> reporter: the syracuse graduate was biking across the country. that speech he gave, he was holding a camera. >> capturing the most meaningful moments of my life. >> reporter: thursday nighter he took a photo of his movie ticket and posted it. and now we see this. an image of survival. >> definitely. i'm very glad. i feel blessed. >> reporter: blessed he said to survive the shots to his neck. he showed me the wounds. he hasn't counted them. while we were there, he found out he could be moved from intensive care as early as tonight. >> i have long scars. i kind of like that because every morning i can look in the mirror and see the scars and be reminded that you have to live life to the fullest. >> reporter: he's going to get out of the icu soon? >> i think so. i think so. >> reporter: is he supposed to hear that. >> he's probably already heard that. >> reporter: he's got his bike outside the door. >> that doesn't mean he's going home. >> steef could be out of intensive care by tonight. that doctor also worked on the victims of kol imbin, too. abs'

look at syracuse. 64 degrees. the overall pattern change from the jet stream has done a benevolent dip around us. a little bit less humid air to ourself. the real humanity is to the south. eventually, this will come back. as we get later into the week, that is when the increasing risk of afternoon thunderstorms comes in. tomorrow, only into the mid 80's. when you get out, it will be a bit humid. this would be average. tomorrow will be refreshing. only 72 degrees in town. risk of some isolated thunderstorms. because of the humidity that we have around, later on in the week, that is when the increasing risk of thunderstorms comes. when you are saying, what is going on with our weather? tomorrow at 10:00, i will be talking with dr. michael mann. he is from penn state. we will be talking about the weather and climate. >> now you bring us 85 degrees. >> i am still thinking weather. the best players in the world are gathered for the all-star game. the youngest players are getting a lot of attention. the real focus is th

he has earned an degree at syracuse university, an mba at duke university, he will be the moderator for this discussion tonight. and it is my pleasure to present to you mr. michael moore. >> good evening, it has been a wonderful day here in charleston. we started this morning at the charleston museum and there were a couple of very meaningful unveilings on the harbor, and we're capping the evening off with really rich and dynamic panel that i'm really excited to introduce to you. we're going to have -- i'm going to introduce the panel and then really, it's a dialogue. and i'm hoping that we can really generate some conversation among the group here. there is a microphone to the left here that i hope you can see, to your right and after the presentations, i'll kick things off with a question or two, but please feel free to come on up and you can sit in the pew and relax until it's your turn, but i'm really looking forward to a very nice conversation with everyone. so our first presenter all the way over to the left, is dr. bernard edwards powers jr. he graduated from adoll fis college wh

the airline says a green laser light went through the windshield of a flight from syracuse to jfk airport sunday night, causing an eye injury to the pilot, who managed to land that plane safely ten minutes later. pointing a laser at a plane became a federal claim last year. and 1,500 incidents have been reported. >>> new details are coming in about a mass shooting in toronto, with police calling it the most serious crime of its kind that city has ever seen. 21 people, including children, were shot at a big outdoor party. at least two people have died. and one of the injured is an infant. police say a fight broke out and bullet started flying from a number of weapons. they have one person in custody. >>> another developing story, one of the busiest bridges between the u.s. and canada reopened overnight after being shut down for four hours because of a bomb threat. the ambassador bridge linking detroit and windsor, ontario, was closed after authorities on the u.s. side got a call warning of a bomb. no explosives were found. last week, a bomb scare closed the tunnel between the two cities. >

the woman appeared to be unconscious, syracuse police are trying to identify and locate the people in this video. >>> and a man in georgia spents weekend in critical condition after he let friends light his face on fire. surveillance video shows him as a bar with friends, you can see people flicking lighters right near his head before it catches fire and before lighting his head on fire they doused him with rum. >>> soda companies are now being compared to big tobacco by some when it comes to its impact on public health. both sides of the sugary drink debate spoke out in new york where city leaders are trying to limit the size of sugary drinks. many medical professionals are blind the ban but others wonder if this is the beginning of a much bigger trend. >> what will they be telling us next, what time to go to bed, how many potato chips can i have. >> some argue that the city should not be allowed to regulate portion sizes, others say there's a bigger issue of public health to address. >>> although some people rely on energy drinks to keep them going throughout the day. some doctors t

even more impressive than that, syracuse, new york, one of the snowiest spots and snowiest cities in the entire country, was 101 degrees. so this heat just, it's widespread and it keeps bouncing back and forth. it got very hot yesterday in d.c., too. and this morning we're holding onto the heat. the heat index, it feels like 86 degrees this morning in new york city when you start your day. the only spots that are hotter than that, louisville ties that and st. louis feels like 89 this morning. that's just gross. when you're that hot to start it's going to be a hot finish, too. we do have some thunderstorms cooling a few people off here, especially up in wisconsin. anywhere from green bay down to central michigan. but the hot weather is what's going to dominate the map once again today. you'll be lucky if you get these thunderstorms this morning from grand rapids to flint, maybe detroit. that will cool you off. the other thing we've got to watch today, lynn, chance of severe thunderstorms from boston to new york, d.c., back here to pittsburgh. could have some damaging wind and hail, an

yesterday's highs, i think the one that really caught my attention, it was 101 in syracuse, new york,terday. that's one of the snowiest, coldest locations in the entire united states. and for them to hit 101 is a big accomplishment. today's forecast, another very hot day. d.c. around 100. but what's going to be different today is the strong thunderstorms later this afternoon will cool off new england. so significant airport delays are a possibility and some people could lose power from those storms later today. and it's not like the heat is over with. we're still going to be 103 today in st. louis. and although the northeast cools off, the great lakes, st. louis through the midwest, dallas, northwards to kansas, they're going to stay around 100 right through the weekend. >> wichita, 103, too. k.c. 101. appreciate it. time for a little sports now. the clock has struck midnight on linsanity. the back page of the daily news. lin and out. "the post," end of the lin. the new york knicks made it official choosing not to match the houston rockets three-year $25.1 million offer to jeremy lin

. >> syracuse is up next. curtis. welcome to the conversation, curtis. >> caller: good evening. thank you for the contenders. i just wanted to talk about a very important decision that charles evans hughes wrote and i'll get through this quickly. the national industrial recovery act was ruled unconstitutional in 1935 and late that year the national labor relations act was passed. and then they thought that was going to be ruled unconstitutional but it came to the high court in jones and lofton steel in 1937. i think the high court was under pressure to change their positions from ruling new deal laws unconstitutional and hughes wrote that decision that ruled national labor relations able constitutional. i think the more toll that story is that even the high court can be put under political pressure that changed their position. thank you very much. >> thanks very much. knowing we'll spend a lot more time on it a briefancer thank you. you raise a crucial point and a crucial contention among historians the question of whether the switch in time that saved the nine, which is what de

forward was a good thing, because of the allegations that, i believe it was the citadel and then syracuse and several other alleged victims of -- child sex abuse who were then adults were saying, you know what? because of these people, i'm going to tell my story, too. i think that that's the biggest problem, is that we don't talk about it. so we don't educate ourselves about it, and you know, i know there is now this push for the adam walsh act, the national child sex -- sex crimes registry and a lot of states are deciding it's politic, deciding not to comply with it because of the way that it was set up and the restraints and the cost of it and the personnel that it takes to run something like that. i don't know what the answer is on that level, but i do know that i they ever beener interviewed a victim who said i wish i had never kept this to myself. they have never -- i've always admired the strength of victims who are talking to me, because -- you know, i imagine it's a very difficult thing to do, but i think it's very important. always a big believer in the truth. the truth is -- mor

and the very very low chaotically ugly the good congressman richard hanna in their view with the syracuse post standard had a republican blast of this party he told the paper quote i have to say that i'm frustrated by how much we mean the republican party are willing to give deferential treatment to our extremists in this moment in history they went on to say we render ourselves incapable of governing when we all do what we all do is take severe sides let's see incapable of governing yeah i would say that about sums up the last two years in the house of representatives the bad senator mitch mcconnell mcconnell is making good on his promise to filibuster every judicial nominee of president obama yesterday he led the charge in filibustering the very uncontroversial or non-controversial nomination of robert bacharach nominated to the u.s. tenth circuit court of appeals in oklahoma say our courts are woefully understaffed yet rather than doing something about it mitch mcconnell is content on just being a jackass and the very very ugly another jackass rep steve king most of the nation finds do

those curious predictions about the election came in a letter to the editor from a newspaper in syracuse. bertrand was the name of the signer. he wrote that his friend predicted that the president would be reelected by the smallest plurality given him in his four campaigns. that was the smallest popular vote a relative to the other side. it was still a big vote. he also claimed that a new has yet unforeseen circumstance will cause both japan and germany to come to their knees literally. 1910. 1910. predicted this in a sense. now, is that a contribution to history? nevertheless, it is so curious that i thought i had to put it in. and so he predicted the electoral vote very closely. roosevelt did when. he received 432 electoral votes to do is 99. that is a big difference. it does not reflect the electoral vote, which is a lot closer than that. nevertheless to roosevelt won. do we took a long time until he conceded the election. roosevelt finally heard from him in the early hours of the morning, not that he conceded, roosevelt, but that he conceded he had not won on radio. he was told that

thunderstorms possible up and down the eastern seaboard, even stretching into syracuse, detroit, chicagogrees in kansas city, mostly sunny. highs in the '90s in denver. ghali forecast coming up in a couple minutes. >> we will head back to the scene of the accident investigation, northbound on the b-w parkway at the greenbelt road exit, route 193. just north of the beltway there's a fatal pedestrian accident. all traffic northbound is being turned onto the outer loop of the beltway where you can access route 1 or interstate 95 to continue northbound. if you are headed to bwi marshall, now's the time to think about alternate routes and give yourself extra time. not related to this was another accident, southbound on the parkway near powder mill road. now the road is blocked southbound as well. you will be diverted at 198. 95 and north of the beltway is the best way to get around that part of the area. >> a is touring disturbing story from the district. animal cruelty. a six-month old pit bull named kentucky was found dead last friday behind a store in northeast washington. officials at the

temperatures in the 70's in maine, 75 in boston. 80 degrees around syracuse, new york. there is a boundary just to the north that separates the stifling heat that we are dealing with from the cool air over new england. the front, while it looks promising, is not really going to cool off. it will get here and break apart. the gulf high-pressure is determining our weather. 97-102 tomorrow. east wins on the bay about 1 foot with warm water temperatures. when you start talking temperatures in the upper 80's, it is getting warm. almost 90 degrees on saturday in the mountains which hit and miss thunderstorms. it is looking like center time continues. -- summertime continues. in the 90's on saturday and cooler temperatures are right on sunday. dropping into the low 90's sunday and in mid to upper 80's for most of next week. >> as americans appear to be spending at a slower pace, the dow jones closed down 47 points, to finish at 12,897. the s&p 500 fell six points. and the nasdaq was a fraction higher at 2976. good news from the housing market tonig, new home sales are up and f

boston, 80. 88 in syracuse. a few thunderstorms possible from detroit down to indianapolis and atlanta. they should not be widespread or severe. travel delays in chicago and detroit this morning. double check with your airline before traveling there. >> hunter mill road near the lawyers wrote remains closed with storm damage. -- road. beulah road and rte. 7 experiencing damage from the storm. we will go to newschopper 7 where you can see what we have been describing. no turns possible in an area where traffic signals remain dark. they have a lot of traffic cones to discourage you from doing that. it makes it easier for everyone. major intersections a four-way stop does not work. so you will have to do a u-turn when possible. traffic volumes are still pretty light. yesterday route 7 between sterling and tysons was a very long ride. i don't think we are completely out of the woods. >> . most likely > 6:15 right now. -- most likely not out of the woods. >> the loudoun county board of supervisors will vote today on

syracuse 83 but they are getting severe weather. look at the drought areas in the middle part of the country. it feels in national like 103. here is the overall pattern. you get an idea with the jet streams to the north, that is where the violent weather has blossomed and broken up. even severe watches. that area of yellow is a tornado watch that is so unusual. but at the amount of lightning that is spreading from scranton pa. to state college and beginning to enter parts of western maryland. we will have to keep an eye on that. these red areas are tornado warnings for parts of these southern tier and parts of eastern pennsylvania. you can see that line. we will keep an eye on that. is a way away from us here in washington. i think the threat for us will be more tomorrow. look at olean with winds of 50 miles per hour. langdon education center feels like 105 degrees right here in washington. here is the futurecast. those storms to the north. some could be drifting across northern maryland. with the humidity over us, i think we will b

. >> syracuse. >> kobe, a know you are not a big kobe guy.wo hands for the old guy. >> he is the one running his mouth. >> he did run his mouth. they won all their five games. >> the original dream team never trailed. 11 hall of famers. that's all i'm saying. >> i do think it is kind of funny that the original dream team never called a time out. you got to give them their due. give them their just desserts. >> can we cue that video up again? >> no, not yet. we'll talk about rg iii. when you can you hear from rg iii? how about today. we're teching it live right here on fox 5. that's what we're talking about. you know it's big deal when we are taking a rookie's press conference live right here. that is how excited this town is. >> that is huge. >> i'll be out there for the next two weeks starting tomorrow morning. i've been told your press pass has been rescind. >> that's fine. >> can you work your passing game? >> i was just trying to put some air under the ball. >> that is i cheerleader move. >> have the leg up. >> my 3-year-old daughter -- >

caught on tape...a man appears to put a woman in the trunk of the parking lot of a syracuse, new yorkery store last night. a dark-colored sedan came into the lot...and then to an abrupt stop. the driver is then seen removing what appears to be a woman from the rear seat...and then into the trunk of the car. he then gets back in phe car and drives off. the woman appeared to be unconscious.police haven't ruled out the possibility it may be some type of prank... but are concerned about the woman's well-being. a tragic scene in texas yesterday....checkkout the wreckage of a 17-vehicle pileup on interstate 20 -- including five tractor-traiiers.bad weather may have caused the crash, which killed two people. a dust-storm triggered a thunder-storm in the area, making it hard for drivers to see. two other people were critically injured. more charges are expected in the case of a former lab technician accused of infecting 30 patients with hepatitis c. c.david kwiatkowski has worked at hospitals in at least 8 states... includinn johns hopkins.he appeared in court today... in new hampshire, where

the souls of children. >>> a person putting a woman in the trunk of a car outside a supermarket in syracuse told police they were trying to copy something they saw on tv. >> not funny. >> and diverted police from other important crimes. >>> sales up 24%, profits up 21%, a great quarter for most companies but a dispoilt for apple. the earns per share and iphone sales badly missing analysts estimates yesterday. they did sell a record 17 million ipads. that part of the company doing great. shares of apple down more than 5% in after hours trading. >>> the big apple reaping the economic benefits of same-sex marriage. one year after enacting the act, new york issued 8200 same-sex marriage licenses generating an economic impact of $259 million, including $16 million in city revenues. the city clerk's office says more than 200,000 guests travel to the big apple for same-sex marriage events accounting for 235,000 hotel room bookings alone. >> that's big money. >> that's big money. new york needed it. >> i was staring at the pictures of the happy people, it's nice to watch. >> she sees happy people,

. >>> surveillance video in syracuse. does it show a crime or a hoax? >>> and if only we could bottle this weather? clear skies. beautiful conditions. meteorologist bernadette woods is updating your first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ >>> it's clear and sunny. 86 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. remembering sherman helmsley. hollywood is mourning the loss of the comedic actor. edward lawrence reports on the life and death of the popular sitcom star. >> reporter: the man most famous for moving on up to a deluxe apartment, died at the age of 74. el paso police say sherman helmsley was found in his house. his agent confirms he passed away. the actor first rose to fame in 1971, playing george jefferson on "all in the family." two years later, helmsley played in a spinoff. he made an art ou

. >>> in syracuse, new york, an olympic hopeful has a dangerous encounter with the vault. >> oh, goodvens. >> in his heyday, brian meeker was a champion gymnast. now he's doing what he loves most -- teaching kids to become super athletes. >> perfect. give me five. that a girl. >> meeker has competed as a big ten champion. was an ncaa all-american, and a member of the 1984 olympic team. more than two decades later, he co-owns kenwood gymnastic center in minneapolis. >> gymnastics is a very unique sport, knowing your body and space, being able to stand up and do a flip at any time is kind of a cool thing, too. >> while brian is known throughout the sports world as a champ, he's also known by another name. >> my nickname, and still is, crash. it's a good, strong, powerful run. >> oh, good heavens! oh! i have never seen a vaulter take a shot like that. >> i tell you, he's hurt. he is hurt. >> ooh, it's one of those videos that makes you wince every time you see it. but you can't stop watching it. >> i was competing in the 1981 national sports festival. >> 21-year-old brian makes the final

it reflected over the plane while flying from syracuse to jfk on sunday.t landed safely ten minutes later. the pilot suffered a minor eye injury. it's a federal crime to point a laser at an aircraft. >>> a woman who grew up with george zimmerman is making new and serious allegations against the man charged with killing trayvon martin. the unnamed woman says zimmerman molested her over the course of a decade starting when she was 6 years old. he was just 8 at the time. she also told police zimmerman didn't like african-americans. prosecutors have not said if they will use the woman's accusations in the trial. zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder charges in connection to the death of trayvon martin. he's currently out of jail on bail. >>> three victims accusing jerry sandusky on child abuse dating back to the '70s. they are the first people to allege abuse before the 1990s. in the early '70 tz football coach would have been in his late 20s. sandusky was convicted in june of 41 counts of child sex abuse against ten victims. more alleged vi

court today following their arrest last week outside the hancock field air national guard base near syracuseork. the three were among 15 people jailed for protesting u.s. drone attacks on thursday, but they remain behind bars for noncompliance with their sentencing requirements under a conviction for previous anti drone protest earlier this year. during thursday's action, the protesters displayed images of young victims of u.s. drone strikes is a blocked the base's main entrance. nearly 40 protesters have been arrested in vermont at the gates of vermont yankee nuclear power plant. vermont lawmakers have tried to shutter the plant, but it is still in operation after its parent company, entergy corporation, won an extension from the nuclear regulatory commission and a subsequent court battle. the vermont yankee facility is one of the oldest in the country and has had a series of radioactive tritium leaks. on sunday, anti-nuclear activists approached the yankee plant with a 600-pound, handmade trojan california filled renewable energy devices. organizers said they plan to launch a flotilla next

the plains to the great lakes and even syracuse, new york koshgs hit 100 degrees.uld see the hottest day of the year so far. the difference between what we saw a week and a half ago to now is there is a lot more humidity. the heat index values, what it feels like outside, over 100 degrees for many, many people. so that's going to be a difficult time for our health and urging people to just take it easy. go inside if you can. enjoy the air conditioning. today is the anniversary of the invention of the air-conditioners. we can celebrate that way. when it comes to the drought that, is something that should get worse. no breaks coming here for places like illinois and indiana. 55% of the country in moderate drought or worse. it's worse than 1988. we're talking about rare territory, the '50s enthe dust bowl years are next. >> eric fisher, thank you. >>> the fbi is trying to figure out how sowing needles got into sandwich that's were served onboard four delta airlines flights. the planes originated in amsterdam but bound for minneapolis, seattle, and atlanta. one person