i did not have any long-term plans working with the va but i was impressed with what i saw at the west palmreadth, scope and depth of care of a surprise for veterans, it is more than a hospital. they are helping in ways, i don't have visibility at the national level but i do know what i saw at the west palm beach va was a pleasant surprise and the care they give veterans, was really the spark that encouraged me to enroll my care in the va. i think it is moving in a positive direction and has been for a wild. heather: wife encouraged you as well. we thank her, thank you for your service, we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. heather: it is 20 minutes until the top of the are, calls to boycott the biggest retailer over the impeachment 5 t-shirts. carly shimkus is here with the outrage flooding social media. ♪ >> on the eve of independence day donald trump saluting the military and ice immigration agents. >> we want border security in our country. we respect ice. we are not abandoning ice and we are not abandoning our law enforcement. heather: carly shimkus is here with online reaction. >>

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[applause] [laughter] this one says i carried 2 truckloads in the west palm beach area. i'm interested in selling you some more. >> horses or hey. [laughter] >> maybe we should talk. half off of course. well, thank you for serving rural america and following in your father's footsteps, your heavenly father and your father's. and thanks for making hard decisions and being a charitable giving icon in this community and around the world. it is an honor to have gotten to know you and i predict this book is going to be an incredible success. good luck, my friend. this book which i read half of cannot be put down. one of the things that's been interesting to me is people call

his cowboy he's been a cowboy from way back when i know old officers that work with him at the city of west palm beach. and it was nothing for him to use the n. word the word nigger came out of his mouth like you say hello now with president trump. being elected and living here part time in palm beach. there's there's a lot of politics involved there is a lot of money and power involved sheriff rick bradshaw although he is a true real law enforcement person because he was a police officer for a long time. he's also a political person and he needs to be elected you don't want to be elected after one of your cops just killed some guy for no good reason. and it. isn't true religion if he didn't think it was very good because. if you're going to interview. the video was horrifying it was really i've only seen a couple of video is in my life were that brutal as far as. the suspect looks definitely in the top five. for the first term last marriage the. pretty much. since. or. it's an extremely emotional time for him as soon as i'm sure you can just begin to imagine oh. no. no i am the strength to walk

all of this cowboy is going to cowboy from way back when i know also that worked with him at the city of west palm beach. and there was nothing for him to use the n. word the word nigger came out of his mouth like you say hello now with president trump. being elected and living here part time in palm beach. there's there's a lot of politics involved there is a lot of money and power involved sheriff rick bradshaw although he is a true real law enforcement person because he was a police officer for a long time. he's also a political person and he needs to be elected you don't want to be elected after one of your cops just killed some guy for no good reason. that they're good at it. that. isn't true because even if he would think because they've been through this. if you're going to interview. video was horrifying it was really i've only seen a couple other videos in my life were that brutal as far as cops suspects that's definitely in the top five. for the first term last marriage the. pretty much. just. for. it's an extremely emotional time for him as soon as i'm sure you can just begin to imagine

published and it was the names of the local police for lauderdale west palm beach police p.b.s. broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. . probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the public i'm against only because i don't want to end their lives or anybody else a little bit and as nasty and as disrespectful unprofessional. as my dog or you are i'm not going to stoop to the level to deal with. did it right. for me well. playing by their rules. your life your. heart. your logic. not on your not just freedom of religion no not no not a very. protective kenneth mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start a unit. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like you know i'll. tell him pulp fiction you know he's supposed to clean up for the sheriff and you know. i don't think it worked that way because. he admitted to everything when. the male voice called him on the phone so i

triple digit temperatures stoked up the fire that exploded in the mountains west of palm springs yesterday. mario deniz, resident: "we had to leave our trucks over by the post office and we just hiked in. it's devastating seeing everything go like this."nat air tankers spread fire retardant in terrain too dangerous for ground crews. "the planes have been, almost nonstop there for about eight hours."the flames raced through the community of idyllwild, driving thousands of residents from their homes. scary, it's scaryanxious residents watched the wall of fire."everything that's precious to me is in my home right now."tmaking the community's loss even more heartbreaking... authorities think the fire was intentionally set. calfire officers arrested 32-year-old, brandon mcglover of temecula. they think he set several fires in southwest riverside county yesterday. one of them grew into the cranston fire.nat in shasta county, the carr fire tripled in size overnight to 20=thousand acres overnight, with only ten percent containment.nearly two hundred homes are threatened. the town of french gulch i

published the more it was the names of the local police for lauderdale west palm beach police t.v.'s cell broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the public i'm against only because i don't want to end their lives or anybody else like a liberal and as nasty as disrespectful unprofessional. with my dog or. i'm not going to stoop to the level to be a. reason i did it right. for me well. playing by their rules. that were under your watch. aren't. you and your logic reason i'm. not i don't want freedom of religion come out of there. are three tenths of kenneth mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start a unit. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like you know i'll. tell him pulp fiction when i was supposed to clean up for the sheriff and you know. i don't think it worked that way because he admitted. everything when. the male voic

published the it was the names of the local police for lauderdale west palm beach police t.b.'s hill broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. . probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the public i'm against only because i don't want to end their lives or anybody else a little bit and as nasty as disrespectful unprofessional. look my dog they are i'm not going to stoop to the level to deal with the reason i did it right. for me well. there are rules. that. aren't. there a lot. you know not i don't know i am just freedom of. the mother very. protective kenneth mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like you know i'll. tell him pulp fiction you know he's supposed to clean up for the sheriff and you know. i don't think it worked that way. because he admitted to everything when. the male voice called him on the phone so if som

the brand. >> reporter: now, papa john's will need to move forward without papa john. kerry sanders, nbc news, west palm beach, florida. >> one of the most horrific murder cases in our nation's history has been reopened. a decade after it was closed. federal prosecutors are relaunching the investigation into the 1955 killing of emmett till. the crime so disturbing it galvanized the civil rights movement. nbc's ra meme a ellis on the new effort to find justice for till. >> reporter: it was one mother's nightmare she insisted the world had to see. her 14-year-old son, emmett till's tortured body was found in a mississippi river after he was accused of flirting with a white woman. now, 63 years later, the justice department is reopening the case after receiving unspecified new information. there's speculation it's connected to a book published a year ago. >> i cooperated fully with the fbi's investigation and i was happy to do so and i gave them all my research materials including my interview with carolyn bryant. >> reporter: in his book, timothy tyson revealed that carolyn bryant, who testified that emme

a group of people have killed nearly three hundred crocodiles under protection center and west palm province the crocodile's was at all for a local man was killed by one of the reptiles at the farm police say they want unable to stop the retaliatory attack and they may now impose criminal charges against those involved. a bus has been left hanging from a bridge in spain off the driver lost control and crashed through a barrier the bus was taking people to and from a music festival in northern madrid but luckily no passengers were onboard at the time the driver skate with just a few injuries. again as a problem and the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has declared that relations between his country and russia are worse than ever as he prepares for a summit with letting me putin and finland trumpets and helsinki where he's met the finnish president in the lead up to his one on one with pollution the discussions are happening against a backdrop of fraying western alliances and the investigation into alleged russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election. has haile

triple digit temperatures stoked up the fire that exploded in the mountains west of palm springs yesterdayrio deniz, resident: "we had to leave our trucks over by the post office and we just hiked in. it's devastating seeing everything go like this."nat air tankers spread fire retardant in terrain too dangerous for ground crews. "the planes have been, almost nonstop there for about eight hours."the flames raced through the community of idyllwild, driving thousands of residents from their homes. scary, it's scaryanxious residents watched the wall of fire."everything that's precious to me is in my home right now."tmaking the community's loss even more heartbreaking... authorities think the fire was intentionally set. calfire officers arrested 32-year-old, brandon mcglover of temecula. they think he set several fires in southwest riverside county yesterday. one of them grew into the cranston fire.nat in shasta county, the carr fire tripled in size overnight to 20=thousand acres overnight, with only ten percent containment.nearly two hundred homes are threatened. the town of french gulch is un

the 29-year old was arrested thursday night in west palm beach after a concert. sheriff's office said brown was released after about an hour. (ken) and -- the popular red hen restaurant in virginia is now open after closing for 2 weeks following an incident with white house press secretary sarah sanders. on june 23, sanders was asked to leave the well-known restaurant because it did not support her working for president trump. the restaraunt had been closed since the tweet from press secretary sarah sanders went viral saying she had been asked to leave the night before. she left peacfully. (vicki) plus -- he's just 34-years old and is now the world's third-richest person. forbes reports that facebook founder mark zuckerberg has passed warren buffett and is worth 81-point- 6 billion dollars! about 373 million more than buffett. for the first time.... the world's three richest people are all tech titans: amazon's jeff bezos at 141 billion...bill gates, 93 billion and zuck. (ken) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the

seller's market and local radio the beloved mom and pop independent operators that made radio so delightfully local probably had no intention of selling they're all down in west palm now because along came clear channel now called i heart and some of the other big groups who are wildly overpaid in this feeding frenzy and ever since they've been burning their furniture to keep the lights on because the mortgage is just untenable and that's why it's hard to find local news or local deejays on a lot of am f.m. stations and steve we always talk about you conservative t.v. and radio commentator you've hosted programs on some of these stations and and even where you are we look at the background there in our studio in new york i mean a lot of local content been lost there right oh yeah absolutely i mean w a b c at one point rush limbaugh sean hannity mark levin john bachelor all now some of the biggest syndicated shows that go all over the country and occupy radio slots all over the country at the expense of local programming they were all local shows that w.a.b. say at one point and that's just one example plus i had an overnight show you don't get live over night.

published them all it was the names of local police on lauderdale west palm beach police t.v.'s. sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. that's probably is the day he went far it's a felony published to the public i'm against it only because i don't want to endanger your life or anybody else i don't want to do it and as nasty and as disrespectful a professional. lives i saw my dog or. i'm not going to stoop to the level to deal with the reason i did it right. for me well i was. playing by their rules. my contract. just. that not that your logic. you either love it. or not imo i am just pretty much going to admit that i'm not the you know these. are strictly detective kenneth marsalis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start a unit. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like you know harvey keitel and pulp fiction supposed to clean up for the sheriff and. i don't think it worked that way becau

the west again today. temperatures are forecasted in the high 90s or triple digits. cities are expected to break records. 122 degrees in palman the highest temperature ever recorded on earth. >> in the east a system packing heavy rain is impacting much of the coast. nearly continuous rain could stretch into early next week. heavy down pours caused serious flooding. >> the white house is defending a potential move to take away security clearances of former top intelligence officials. the white house says mr. trump is considering action against six former officials who have criticized him. two men on the list, fired fbi director james comey and andrew mccabe no longer have security sahuckee sanders defd the potential action. >>e the fa tha politicizing agencies and departments that are specifically meant to not be political and not meant to be monetized off of security clearances. >> cbs news senior national security contributor and former cia acting and deputy director says officials must have clearances renewed every five years. he says senior officials keep their clearances because their successors typically ask for their

here comes the cold front saturday but the extreme heat is in the west and if you live in l.a., palm, river side, san bernardino, pay attention to this heat, it's significant. watches and warnings are already posted. i'm not talking about death valley and vegas, i'm talking about downtown l.a., usc, you'll be somewhere around 101 on friday and not much difference on saturday as well. palm springs 118. yuma 116. it's where the heat is going for a couple days but some of these places may have a heat wave lasting more than five days with temps above normal. we'll keep watching that. >> chad, appreciate it. happy further to you my friend as well. >> to you, too. >>> the death toll climbing following a ferry accident in indonesia. take a look at the scene yesterday. dozens of passengers clinging to that capsized boat. officials say 155 people survived. 34 people died. young children among them. the cause of the accident is under investigation. >>> the two men facing multiple involuntary manslaughter charges in the so-called ghost ship fire have taken plea deals. you may recall in 201636 p

for all the negative things about the internet, there is a lot of positives i grew up in west palm beach florida. [applause] we never show up to anything so i had to build my black family later in life so i am very fortunate now but i met that community through the internet i didn't know anybody with natural hair so sometimes you all throw down in the common. so i have to remind myself because we all deal with negative people like it's very easy to give them time and attention but giving all this time and energy to people who don't like me meanwhile people say is my birthday and you change my life but then it's probably a russian but probably not even a real person. so i encourage people to listen to my personal story and to divert attention with the people in your life that are supporting you that you are not giving them the things for doing that but instead putting it to the people that are not here for you to be a part of that community. >> so talk about becoming an accidental activist. [laughter] sundays i will look at my feed and then follow 600 people max away to feel bad for real.

seller's market and local radio the beloved mom and pop independent operators that made radio so delightfully local probably had no intention of selling their all down in west palm now because along came clear channel now called i heart and some of the other big groups. who wildly overpaid in this feeding frenzy and ever since they've been burning their furniture to keep the lights on because the mortgage is just untenable and that's why it's hard to find local news or local d.j.'s on a lot of am f.m. stations and steve we always talk about you conservative t.v. and radio commentator you've hosted programs on some of these stations and and even where you are we look at the background there in our studio in new york i mean a lot of local content been lost there right oh yeah absolutely i mean i was on the w. a.b.c. at one point rush limbaugh sean hannity mark levin john bachelor all now some of the biggest syndicated shows that go all over the country and occupy radio slots all over the country at the expense of local programming they were all local shows at w a b c at one point and that's just one example plus i had an overnight show you don't get live overnight

by the concord pavilion, 56. 89 in palm springs. most of these have taken a path that's west of us. still possible some of that cau overall, fog, low clouds and a few high clouds. if you're inland, warm to hot. and we'll keep an eye on the higher clouds for thursday to friday. morning fog and higher clouds, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, it's not that bad for most of my forecast zone, frank. as you know, things have changed and my forecast zone goes from the oregon border to -- >> the power of two. >> the power of two. >>> the family of a 5-year-old is furious about a child care center on travis air force base. why they are taking legal action. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> and a powerful end to the espys. why these 140 women all took the stage together. more on that when we come back. >>> lava is flowing on hawaii's big island. the lava is moving number 8. more structures were damaged in sing fissure eight flow. >>> santa rosa is trying to there's a $14 million deficit. a big part of the gap is from the recovery process following the wildfires. they are working to determine how many

the bay area. >> reminding me of when i live instead orlando. >> for a minute, i was in west palm for a while. bout. laura britain is here now with a look at sports. >>> world cup quarter finals wrapped up today. plus the giants hosting the cardinals and a's. those highlights are headed your way after this. ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? don't miss the 4th of july specials, with the last chance for final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress. now only $599, save $300. it's the lowest price ever. ends sunday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ of fun despite the blazing sun. hundreds came out to san jose )s avaya stadium to watch today )s world cup matches. the crowd saw england best sweden, and croatia defeat >>> uh-huh. hundreds of people to watch

our affiliate in west palm beach, florida, tells us the singer was taken into custodyft moments his performance there. palm beach county officials arrested him for aninoutsta felony battery warrant from the tampa area. he was released afterin p a $2,000 bond. >>> well, just when we started thinking all hope was lost for the nats they had the best game of the season. this was a game you'll be hearing about today. it didn't look good if you watched earlyon. the marlins were up, 9-0, in the fourth, but the nats rallied, and by the sixth, they were only down by three when trai turner nailed his first career grand slam to giv the nats a 10-9 lead here. turner brought in two more runs later in the game. the nats broke their ve-game losing streak with that 14-12 win. >> and it is the biggest comeback ever in team history. looks like that ers-only meeting after wednesday's game helped. >>> all right, your time r ht now5:37. and still ahead, it is about to get a little tougher to get into the nional zoo. what to know before you plan your next trip there. >>> first, though, fireworks frenzy. explosives s

the heat out west? 39 million at heat risk advisory. it was 121 in palm prescription yesterday. today it will probably be close to that 120. phoenix record highs. same with tucson, too. the rainfall in the mid-atlantic, though, today is the last day for the rain there. is there that will be good news for us in the coming days. >> a little less humidity. >> we can deal with that. . still ahead a record breaking contract for one nfl running back. in baseball the yanks claimed victory over their rivals. details next in sports. but for cyber criminals it's plenty of time to launch thousands of attacks. luckily security analysts and watson are on his side. spotting threats faster and protecting his data with the most securely encrypted main frame in the world. it's a smart way to eat lunch in peace. sweet, oblivious peace. >>> welcome back. time now for sports the los angeles rams have reportedly agreed on a four-year contract extension with todd gurley that can be worth up to $16 million with 45 million guaranteed. sounds pretty good. gurley scored league leading 19 touchdowns last s

documents are largely with the exception of california clipper cove, avenue of the palms follow an alpha convention in north/south streets and numeric convention on the east/west streets. the inspiration the t.i.c. looked to for coming up with a new set of street names was the 1939 golden gate international exposition. a large number of the streets, particularly the major streets are drawn from place names that were within the exposition. there's also thought given to the type of street name designation. so you see it here four of the most important streets on the island, clipper cove avenue, trade wind, seven seas and avenue of the palm, so these are all avenues in this naming convention. those names come from locations within the golden gate international exposition, seven seas, clipper way, the port of the trade winds as clipper cove was then referred to, as well as avenue of the palms. names in the north/south direction are again, drawn from place names within the community and these are streets and ways. and in particular i would highlight the two shared public ways that are in this area, the garden walk and siesta way are street names proposed for the sh

the wildfires. 118, palm springs. yuma, 116. that's the hottest of the entire season. and then, we go to the atlantic. tropical storm beryl has formed. moving west at 16 miles per hour. it will briefly become a hurricane over the weekend, and then reach the lesser antilles by sunday night. tom? >> all right, we will stay on top of that storm. ginger, thank you. >>> next, we turn to the migrant families separated at the southern border. the government still facing a court-ordered deadline to reunite all the children with their parents, but with that deadline approaching, we are now learning there may be even more families separated. abc's marcus moore is in ft. worth, texas, tonight. >> reporter: as cameras capture those rare migrant family reunions, hhs is now saying there are even more children separated than first reported. the hhs secretary is revealing under 3,000 separated children remain in the government's care. that number considerably higher than the roughly 2,000 previously reported by hhs. secretary alex azar revealing the new numbers today during a call with reporters, describing the situation as, quote, unprecedented, and promising

the subject of one ethics controversy after another-- including exorbitant spending on security and travel, as well as questionable use of government resources. ( darya )singer chris brown spent some time yesterday bars in west palmwas in florida to perform a concert on his nation-wide tour. it's not known what the warrant was for, but it originated in hillsborough county, which is in the tampa area. brown was booked and released after posting bail. ( darya ) still ahead ... an emotional reunion after a mother and daughter were separated at the border. ( darya ) and california taking action on net neutrality. the tough new legislation that's being brought forward. ( darya ) and here's a live look outstse... san mateo bridge. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers

the internet. that is really what i talk about in this book, there is a lot of positives. you can build an amazing community. i grew up in west palm beach, florida. i went to private school. palm is in the house. hey, we never show up to anything. [laughter]. and so i had to build my black family later in life, you know. so i'm very fortunate that i have that community now but i met that community through the internet. i didn't know anybody with natural hair growing up, let alone anybody with locks. when i'm getting nasty messages, i would often vent. i would throw down on the comments. y'all are -- what you're not going to do. like whoa. okay. like it's awesome. so i have to remind myself, i think this is something we all have to do because we all deal with negative people in our lives that want to divert us from our path. it is very easy to give them our time and attention but it is not fair to the people who care about us. i found myself spending all this time devoting energy to people that don't like me, are never going to like me or following everything i do. meanwhile i had people, like it is my birthday, it would change my

the west. the areas you see here in red and orange. this is just a sampling of it. temperatures today here reached 111 degrees in waco, texas. 112 in phoenix, arizona. and 119 in palmings, california. it is expected to be even hotter tomorrow. the heat is making the battle against california wildfires all the more difficult. in the east, flood watches and warnings are up all the way from the carolinas to new york state. flooding has already hit pennsylvania, swamping streets. some did have to be rescued from their homes. we're going to move now to the heat and wildfires in the west. jamie yuccas is there. >> reporter: this massive wildfire keeps raging in the california sierra, threatening hundreds of homes, and burning dangerously close to yosemite national park. more than 3,000 firefighters are not just battling winds, but now .xtreme heat. temperatures on the fire lines are soaring to well over 100 degrees. he is just the beginning of a heat wave that could bring the summer's hottest temperatures so far to southern california and arizona. 120 degrees for palm springs. phoenix today could smash its record of 114. by tomorrow, it could hit 117. aken those who take

the weather from the palm of your hand. download the app and click on the weather tab to get your personalized forecast. >> new at 6:00, seven chickens testing positive for west nile virus. it's the first sign of the virus this year in contra costa county. they were found near the community of knightson. they were infected by mosquitos carrying the virus. it is spread more in the summer months. what can you do to protect yourself? remove any standing water around your property. that's where mosquito breed. and use a deep based bug repellant spray when you're outside. >>> first barbecue becky. a woman being criticized for questioning a street vendor for a permit. she is being mocked. but this is different. anoushah? >> reporter: all the vendors you see across the street along market street are required by law to have a permit. and when we showed some of those vendors that viral video, theyo for a permit. >> let's get her viral also. permit betty. >> reporter: permit betty is an online nickname for the woman in the redshirt. the man recording her and calling her by that name claims she's harassing the street vendor by asking they have a seller's permit. >> she

a gun shop owner in west palm beach florida, said he sold 200 inserts within the past year. >> they can't leave the school, the school under lockdown and they're sitting in the classroom like a sitting duck. this will at least give them some extra layer of protection. >> i actually think it's a great idea. it will be awesome for kids to have something to be able to protect themselves. >> inserts weigh about a pound and cost about $120. small price to pay to protect your children, but boy, a sign of the times. >> yeah. i don't think it's anything any of us wanted to see. >>> the founder of papa john's pizza is suing the chain. john schnatter resigned as chair of the company after he reportedly used a racial slur during a conference call. now he wants access to the company's books and records. in a complaint filed yesterday he said he wants the documents because of the, quote, heavy-handed way the company has treated him. schnatter calls the resignation a mistake. >>> in today's "gma" first look, the mother of a missing iowa college student is talking about the moment she found out her daug

the west we have heat warnings and advisories. some parts of the southwest could see high temperatures around 120 degrees. >> the excessive heat warnings in palm vegas extend through thursday. rob marciano has more. >> reporter: more severe weather rattling the u.s. now over 500 reports of damaging hail and wind this weekend. >> we gotta go. >> reporter: storm clouds swallowing daylight over alabama as an ef-4 tornado descends. watch this tornado in lee county. as storm sirens warned 30,000 residents to get inside, among them, members of this wedding party. winds up to 85 miles per hour wreaking havoc on this mobile home park. on the east coast, flooding rains with another round on the way. this road in new jersey resembling a river, just outside of d.c. emergency crews rescuing four passengers from this swamped car. the extreme weather turning deadly in north carolina. three people drown at different beaches after being swept up in rip currents. and in wisconsin lightning struck a 22-year-old woman possibly on her cellphone, knocking her down. >> her phone was completely shattered. and she was just laying on her stomach. completely unresponsi

west, indeed. strong winds battered parts of arizona overnight. a woman took this video outside her apartment near phoenix. the powerful winds snapping that palm tree in half. watch again. the tree there smashing into the roof causing extensive damage inside. nobody was hurt. more than 100,000 outages were reported during the storm itself. >>> time now, though, for a look at your weather on this tuesday morning. >>> good morning. the heat and the desert southwest continues. it's going to stay very dry. we now have reduced air quality along with more problems with widespread fires and not only in the southwest, but in the northwest we're looking for the heat wave to persist there as well. even as we go into the midweek we'll see that heat shift more so towards the east with little relief along the coast. now for the east coast east of the mississippi widespread scattered showers, localized flooding, local severe thunderstorms and problems along the beaches and coast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> all right, well, coming up right here, a new tax cut for the wealthy. the plan the white house is considering. >>> also, a van driv

look at the numbers in vegas and phoenix and palm springs, approaching 120, measured in the shade, and really doesn't cool off that much as we get toward thursday and friday. scorcher out west, long duration heat wave even by july standards, this will be really, really hot. san francisco. oakland, 63. and this typical pattern will stick around through the rest of the workweek. the warmest days of the week will be tuesday and wednesday, it will get hot inland, creeping up into the mid 90s, aroundmeme >>> we're going to give texas e some love. it has been smoking hot across the southern plains as well. all time records broken in dallas. talk more about that in the next half hour. stay cool, everybody. >> so hot. >> too hot. >> too hot. >> by the way, your hair is hot. i want to figure out how they did that. >> it is all bobby pins. >> part of pop news? >> we got to keep this hair. >> pin up. >> i need bobby pins for my toupee. >> keep it cool. keep it off your neck, right? >> this is all real, right here. no toupee needed. >> for better or worse. >> ron is off once again, we miss him terribly, we're going to do our best to bring you some of the other headlines circling the gl

the red here. an excess of heat advisories as well. 102 in los angeles, 113 in palm springs. incredible temperatures. all the hot stuff is out to the west here, and up to the north also we have warm temperatures. 94 in fargo, while many of us to the east have cooled down and gotten rid of the humidity we had here. but we also have a heat advisory that's up with a heat index up to 105 up in the dakotas. that's also a place we could see severe weather with damaging thunderstorm risks with large hail a possibility. also beryl is our first hurricane of the season out here in the atlantic. could reach the lesser antilles by the time we get to sunday night. adriana? >> meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv. thanks, ed. >>> at least 15 people are dead and at least 50 other are missing when flooding and torrential rain battered southwestern japan. the rain began earlier this week. more than a million people have been evacuated, and there are fears of landslides. more rain is expected tomorrow. >>> it's now been 15 days since a group of young boys in thailand along with their soccer coach have been trapped by floodwaters inside

the health care of 58 million seniors. it's called medicare. a program that celebrates its 53rd year anniversary this month. a system that seniors have spent a lifetime paying into. just ask eve in my hometown, west palm beach who relies on skilled nursing care. like the 1.8 million eves in this country. our irving in delray who had his prostate removed. like irving, 6.6 million americans rely on medicare to pay for their hospital visits every year. medicare helps to keep our grandmothers and grandfathers healthy and repair them. when they're sick. it allows men and women who raise families and build their country to retire in dignyy -- dignity without paying every last dollar for their needed well care visit they blood pressure medicine or their hip replacement. i urge my colleagues do the right thing. for the folks who we love and who love us. take the time to fix this legislation, put the money back into the medicare trust fund. that was cruelly, i say cruelly stolen by the republican tax scam. the giveaway to the richest 1% and the big corporate interests. let's keep medicaid alive and well. colleagues, please support this motion to recommit. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the s

the west coast. and continues to scorch. 102 in medford. sacramento, 100. phoeni will see 114. look at palm, 120 degrees. feels like it's the north pole here. s going on around the country. here's what's happening ipyour neck of the woods. good morning. we'll not have to worry about any hot weather anytime soon, but we need to watch out for the rain. heavy rain still across large parts of montgomerynnd lou county. these rain drops are going northbound. mo rain coming in lat in the day today. flood watches have been posted for the rest of today into tomorrow. we're lickly going to have to keep the flood watches up for the next several days as there's an 80% chance for heavy rain today, tomorrow, and wednesday. >>> we've got so much going on here i boston before we get on the road trip. thanks to our friends a nbc 10. we have theic viral p who sang the star-spangled banner. >> we have a band that's going to join us. > we're going on a boat, on a pirate ship. we got chowder andob a rr roll. you know how you make a lobster roll? >> go ahead. >> you push it. >> what >> push it. >> i get it. >> t

and wednesday that heat climbs up the west coast and continues to scorch 102 in medford. sacramento 100. phoenix will see 114 and look at palmgrees. >> man. >> feels like it's the north pole >>> good morning. i'm kari hall. in half-moon bay expect a high of 68 degrees. it will be at 68 in san francisco. oakland reaching 76 degrees with skies quickly clearing later is this morning. we'll see the same in san jose and reaching into the low 90s for concord. it is 87 in santa rosa. >>> we've got so much going on here in boston before we get on the road trip thanks to our friends at nbc 10. we've got viral police. >> coming up. >> sang "star spangled banner." >> a band that will join us. >> going on a boat, pirate ship. >> food. >> chowder. we've got chowder and a lobster role. guys, you know how you make a lobster roll. >> how? >> you push it. >> what? >> push it. >> i get it. >> that's the seventh time i've heard this joke. >> and it just gets funnier. >> this is going to be a long trip for you, my friend. >> oh, you have no idea. >>> still ahead, natalie wood's sister speaks out about new evidence in the hollywood legend's myst

affiliate in west palm beach, florida, tells us thesi er was taken into custody moments after his performance there. palm blsch county offic arrested him for an outstanding felony battery warrant from the tampa area. he was released after paying $2,000 bail. the virginia nativehas, of course, been in trouble before, most notably for domestic violence incident involving former girlfriend rihanna. >>> just when we started thinking all hope was lost for the nats, they have their best game of the season. this was a game you'll be hearing about today. didn't look g wd if youched early on. the marlins were up 9-0 in the fourth, but they rallied. and by the sixth, they were only down three when trai turner nailed his first career grand slam t giving nats a 10-9 blead. turnught in two more runs later in the game. the nats break their five-game a losing streaknd win it, 14-12. >> incredible. d it is actually the biggest comeback ever in team history. looks like the players' only meeting that they had after wednesday's game m have helped turned things around. >>> your time is 4:37. still ahead, is it about to get toughe to get into the national zoo? whyo to know before u plan your family's next

west. 79 up in truckee. las vegas 92 and 97 in palm springs. 64 in monterey. so fog is back to theoast and we'll just see a few high clouds coming in east and south. it's later tonight, this time of year this warm of temperatures are lifting it and cooling and condensing it. that's kind of what we're looking for here east and south tonight. there's a lot of activity popping up now coming in off the sierra over the next 6-12 hours. that's the focus we'll look at and also down in southern california and arizona and also nevada. the moon soon moisture it's our turn to get that. the forecast model generally just painting a lot of cloud cover. not any rain. doesn't mean that can't happen. very unusual for july. it's more like august or september. early jl especially. again, they were wet here earlier and now they backed up. still put a little bit of rain in there. concord and livermore. it's not the rain so much we're concerned about, it's the lightning that we don't want. 60s and 70s, very muggy humid conditions. i get more complaints on this kind -- the humidity. my goodness. >> what

the twin cities of st. paul and minneapolis, st. paul being my hometown. elizabeth, new jersey, west palm beach, florida, and san juan and alamo, texas. i urge my colleagues to learn more about this program and once again i thank the gentlewoman for the time and i thank the chair phenomena accepting this amendment -- the chair for accepting this amendment. the chair: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i thank you. i want to reserve to determine whether there's any other speakers. let me conclude my remarks, mr. chairman. by saying i have certainly seen -- i thank the gentlelady -- i've seen neighborhoods in houston benefit from reforestation. havens of green in a city can have beneficial effects on a community's health, both physical and psychological, as well as increased property values surrounding real estate. when you've had a drought, you know how important this program is. reforestation of cities is an innovative way of combating urban sprawl and deterioration. finally, let me say, photo synthesis. how many of us remember that in our classrooms? i love that p