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kaczynski, of lincoln, montana. >> theodore kaczynski is headed for the county jail, where he will ben the unabomber case. >> he looked horrible. i mean, his clothes were tattered. they were filthy. he was bedraggled. >> ted, are you the unabomber? >> kaczynski said nothing, as he was taken away in handcuffs. >> he didn't seem like this could be a mastermind of all these bombings. he seemed like some just bum hermit that they had dragged out of the woods, which is what they did. >> we began to hear our doorbell ring, and it was like -- kind of like a dam had burst. there was satellite trucks coming in, and people were getting out, and they were setting up cameras on tripods, and it's then that, you know, the reporter on tv says, "well, kaczynski was fingered by his own brother." >> there are unconfirmed reports that his own family turned him in. law enforcement officials say they will neither confirm nor deny those reports. >> it really did feel like a kind of living waking nightmare, not knowing how do we live the rest of our lives. i'm going to be the brother of a notorious terroris

let's get the latest on where it's heading from somara theodore looks good morning geo we've seen major permits on the east coast there is haze out there. we are not dealing with a very unhealthy and has used colors and dark purple that made us look like we were on mars. clearing out sunday ay night and the good news is that when change helps us but so does the rain. rain will sweep through as we head into your monday night and monday morning along the east coast. we could see severe storms with that so we will track that as well but this is all good news we are starting to clear out. >> good news of now somara theodore but the question is could it happened again? what's in the foreseeable future know but what i will say is we have the perfect ingredients for this. we have the warm stagnant situation in canada that got hot. the weather systems were not moving and that we had the northwind driving down with the it was the perfect storm so not impossible but in the foreseeable future right now i would keep the mask as we are in the depths of wildfire season. >> not in the foreseeable futu

was it thomas, theodore, timothy , tony?el pestronk play on the ground he's very young so what's his real name? >> i'm 42. i look good. >> [laughter] stuart: love it. >> i think timothy. stuart: lauren? lauren: i think it's timothy as well and i'm ashamed i don't know for sure. >> i know for a fact it's theodore. stuart: i know for a fact too. guaranteed theodore. >> yes. >> [applause] >> all right stuart: 42. you do look pretty good for 42. >> i'm 42. lauren: as am i. [laughter] >> three 42-year-olds right here. stuart: i didn't ask. >> answer to all of the questions in the universe. stuart: [laughter] 42. i want to thank mr. tepper for being with us for the hour good stuff, michael, a fine performance, you're not careful you'll be back. lauren you're always here. good stuff. now, times almost up for me. we have to end this at 11:59:58 so i've got five seconds left here we go. "coast to coast" starts, wait for it wait for it wait for it wait for it, starts now! neil: all right thank you, stuart pushing the pause in two hour

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somara theodore in houston for us this morning. that heat wave in place and other weather threats happening across the country. >> reporter: good morning, whit. the sun just coming up, temperatures already in the 80s and this humid soupy weather throughout the gulf coast states is only adding fuel to the storms that will erupt today. we saw some thunderstorms yesterday that led to this. in case you missed it, take a look at this picture from sanger, texas, this hail looks like it came from outer space, not only that, but we saw intense lightning like a strobe light in pensacola, florida, from a lot of these thunderstorms. we're anticipating with this with active subtropical jet. the pattern you're looking at is not usual for this time of the year. this is early. this has led to a tornado throat for oklahoma city. a chance for damaging winds and large hail all the way down to florida. the active pattern continues into tomorrow. sunday evening, isolated tornadoes from little rock to greenville. all the way down to mobile, alabama. th

abc news meteorologist somara theodore leads us off from the sweltering city of houston. time out this dangerous weather for us in the south. >> reporter: you know, linsey, i'll be honest with you. this forecast is relentless in nature. where i'm standing right now, temperatures over 100 degrees. for our friends heading back to work in states like texas and louisiana, there, we're anticipating heat index values between 100 and 120 degrees. it's so hot, that the national weather service has expanded that excessive heat warning into cities as far north as dallas. as we head into tonight, we're still tracking that threat for severe weather. a lot of the heat and humidity playing a role in energizing the storms. from greenville, to jackson, to mobile. damaging winds, large hail and a threat for isolated tornados. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, the storms linger. they shift farther east. the florida panhandle could be in for heavy rain and flash flooding. again, some of the storms severe, with a chance of isolated tornadoes as well as damaging winds. linsey. >> we know yo

let's check in now with somara theodore for the weather. >> somara: oh, my goodness. look at this video. come, come, come. check this out. look at this dog, all right. look at the ac on. he's trying to beat the heat. unreal. this is in south texas. this is a mood, okay. we're going to turn this into a meme. take a look at much of texas, and now we've got heat expanding into mississippi, even parts of far western alabama. excessive heat warnings for midland, san angelo, we're looking at triple-digit heat index values. no real relief in sight. the last four days still feeling like the triple digits in midland. houston, around 101 tomorrow. today 107 degrees for a feel like and even in new orleans we're looking at triple-digit feels like this afternoon. that's a look at the weather across the country. see what's going >> somara: and that's a look at >> somara: and that's a look at your forecast and something about that texas -- that heat in texas is cumulative and so it's putting a lot of stress on the body. they really need a break, but it's

let's go back to somara theodore in houston. we can see that sun coming up. that only means the heat is on its way too. >> somara: that's right, whit, and it's already feeling so soupy in the air right now. we're in for another oppressive and sweltering day. we haven't even reached the peak. take a look at another scorcher as this high pressure continues to sit and meander over texas and louisiana just pumping in moisture, heat. today we are anticipating heat index values to reach 112 degrees in houston. areas like new orleans, 109. this heat dome sticks around. look at these triple-digit temperatures through the next four days. you know, it looks overwhelming looking at these numbers like a serial number here, but we are near 108 for a heat index value tomorrow by monday for the start of your week in dallas. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what's going on in your shayla: good morning. it is going to be breezy and cooler for us this father's day. we are going to see plenty of sunshine. the marine layer moving out quickly but tempera

>> reporter: theodore kaczynski, printed the unit bomber by the fbi, died in prison this morning at the federal prison medical center, coming from a spokesman from the federal bureau of prisons. cousins key who was 81 years old was found unresponsive and pronounced dead at 8:00 this morning after a troubled history. prior to his transfer to the facility, super maximum prison, at terror campaign against many universities from 1978 to 1995. they participated in 16 bombings that killed three people and injured several more victims, in the fall of 1995 the fbi allowed an essay sent by kozinski. explain his motives and views to be published for the world to read, thousands suggested that david who described his brother theodore who grew up in chicago, taught at berkeley where two bombs had previously been placed and eventually settled in a small cabin in a remote part of montana. what became important for agents to crack the case open was letters by kaczynski's brother which analysts determined were from the same person who wrote the manifesto published in the washington post in the new york

. >> theodore roosevelt died january 6, 1919. hazel grove in his book shows to focus mostly on the last two years of his life. it is titled the last charge. theodore roosevelt's final days. we go through

the captain of the knights marx that he completed all three john aikel and the shia theodor earned three assists each, and a total of 15 hockey players. let us recall that we got hold of scorer points in the last match of the season. the golds of nations made their debut in the nhl just six years ago. belarus through the eyes of foreigners, what i like about belarus is that you can raise your children the way you want the first thing, probably, when you get to the republic belarus you are subconsciously impressed with cleanliness, first of all, cleanliness, neatness, and belorus consciously, because belorus gave me everything, see in the program a look at belarus on our tv channel. we can be different, if our future is at stake, some will suffer, others will enjoy, but everyone will get a result. any medal has two sides, even the medal for feats of peaceful valor implies self-sacrifice to achieve a common goal. such people are unique such valiant people are among us, but if an emergency happened, you need to talk to people about where the problem happened, what and what is being done in

the death of the notorious unabomber, theodore "ted" kaczynski. he took his own life. kaczynski, you may recall, was the math prodigy who terrorized the nation for nearly two decades, planting bombs that killed three people and injured 23 others. his targets were universities, airlines and businesses he blamed for overindustrializing the world and infringing on nature. the label unabomber was an fbi acronym for university and airline bomber. he became the subject of one of the longest and costliest investigations in fbi history. in 1995, kaczynski sent a manifesto called "industrial society and its future" to "the new york times" and "washington post." accompanied by a letter demanding its publication. his brother, david, recognized the writing style and reached out to authorities. one year later, ted kaczynski was captured. found in a wilderness cabin in western montana. he would plead guilty to setting 16 explosions between 1978 and 1995. sentenced to life in prison with no possible parole, theodore kaczynski, the unabomber, was 81 years old. ♪

samara theodore is here on the thunderstorms in california. >> yeah, the west coast dealing with the june gloom, cool and soggy and seen showers and accidents and a few scattered thunderstorms. this truckee, california, whoa, in the flash of an eye and lightning strikes a tree. when thunder roars, go indoors and don't go out but move for safety. nashville, lexington and alabama have a threat on severe weather and that orange circle is enhanced risk of few strong tornadoes and storms possible as far back west as denver. that makes its way to the east coast along the i-95 corridor and rain anticipated for the evening commute but the smoke is moving out. that the country. let's see what's going on a little closer to home. >> did you see >> and you see how wild that video was with that lightning strike. that's why we tell the kids when they're outside, maybe play ago game of football, soccer, count run under trees for safety. >> important reminder and perfect segue. turning now to soccer history made by manchester city beating inner milan to win the first ever champion's league hit and w

somara theodore is in houston with temperatures in the triple digits, plus the humidity.somara: good morning, whit. the sun is up now and we're starting to feel that heat and soupiness in the atmosphere. this is where the juneteenth roots were laid. they're getting ready to have a big celebration. walks and runs will be taking place. as a result hydration is important. take a look right now at so much the heat alerts in place, excessive heat warning not only for texas, but louisiana as well. one thing i want to stress, the power grids, that's big issue. the good news is they're saying they have the capacity to handle it in texas. it's not just texas. we're looking at oppressive heat and triple digit feel like temperatures for naples, miami and southern florida. that's the weather across the country. >> whit: now to "deals & steals." there's no place like home. start saving now by scanning that qr code right on your screen. it will take you to the deals on goodmorningamerica.com. tory johnson here as always. let's do it. >>> peach skin sheets, it's ultra soft, incredibly b

or rather, he gave it to this theodore to beg, theodore begged these theodore maley, these are operationalits the other exploits dmitry bystroletov provided the center with an important source of reliable information about the recruitment the agent handed over work with him to his colleagues the information that she transmitted allegedly brought income from the game on the stock exchange and the friends of the count. they paid generously for it, and he passed it on to another to a person. yes, literally. that's almost what immediately said that he was leaving. but it will meet. you tell my friend, that's all pass, and he will pay you. she worked for money, and then for several years she handed over the documents that were at her disposal to the soviet development. well, here already, apparently, the factor of money played. well , arseny is beautiful, right? may i be rich. this is also sometimes comforting. his. one had to somehow be out of this operation. arthur ss dori scherer did not yet suspect that soon a terrible blow awaits her in order to get out, what is called from development , h

theodore roosevelt's final days. he takes us through theodore roosevelt feud with woodrow wilson.wanted to form another soldier regiment and go fight in europe. wilson turned him down in spite of the fact that both the u.s. senate and house had approved roosevelt's request. >> william hazel grove in his last book the last charge of the rough rider on book notes plus. book notes plus is available on the c-span now free mobile app reve wyou get your podcast. ♪ >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span 2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. july marks the 160th anniversary of gettysburg and saturday at 2 p.m. eastern the civil war institute post-its conference. topics include civil war generals and confederate starvation parties. at 6 p.m. eastern battlefield guide jeffrey and penn state professor john give insight on how weather impacted the battle. at 9:30 p.m. eastern, historians along with princeton's alan re-examine the second exception of his 1990 book abraham lincoln, redeemer president. a reflection of the president's thinking on the debates of the

community against zionism believes that the united nations general assembly in formalizing the idea of ​​theodor the related organizational and legal goals of sayad's children in the organization the nations have an actor and at the same time, because of their killing in palestine , they have a record of human rights violations among the countries with the language of herzl's half-finished dream from 70 years old , to be interpreted in the swamp of blood on the hands , while the zionist regime's exercise called mesht kobandeh is being implemented and looks like the preparation of war takes place on several fronts, especially on the northern front. energy tv channel 12 releases the results of its exclusive research on hezbollah's firepower , the most important of which is how the zionist regime reached a situation where the army under the name of hezbollah is forming and inhibiting factors against energy it has the strongest firepower in the world, it is the strongest enemy that threatens israel and the biggest challenge facing them. israel cannot counter hezbollah's missiles and drones . perhaps

news of the newspapers, al-sad of persepolis, today, the retouching of the double camera, zoom, theodores taken over the coverage of the virus trial news about the yazd court report , the 1894 typhus case , he was an artillery staff officer in the french army, yesterday he was accused of betraying the french republic and working for the germans. espionage has been tried he was one of the controversial cases of his time, mohsen lorestani digikala, the latest conversation in the book microscope, and eventually led to the military court in the matter of the rank and exile to the devil's island in the french guiana islands . because of the harsh behavior of the city guards, it became known as satan's island. ent in france by a jew of french origin had aroused the feelings of the french society, and every season, with the reports of jahan zaman in the austrian publication, he tried to clear the negative feelings from the minds of the society and convince them. that the jews are an independent country for they want the deportation story to be an excuse to write any book as their countries. we

he had a close relationship with theodore roosevelt. he was appointed by roosevelt to be u.s. attorney in new york city, where he helped roosevelt carry out some of his antitrust programs. he's a republican he's a republican. that's right. and like theodore roosevelt, who was fdr, his distant cousin, although fdr was, they were different different political persuasions, guys. but simpson would go on to be of war under president taft. he ran for election once a governor of new york with teddy roosevelt flogging his campaign with no success. he lost, unfortunately, in the. of 1910 and he never ran again for public office. but he was revered as a wise man and that ultimately led him be appointed secretary of state by republican president herbert hoover. and he had during the twenties, he also in colonial administration for the united in the in the philippines. that's right. he was the governor general over the philippines. so broad outlook internationally, both through work and general inclination in terms of how he viewed the america and the world. absolutely ali, although, you

it's time now for a check of the weather, and somara theodore back in studio with us.t's rainy, foggy here, and you're tracking storms elsewhere. >> somara: yes, much of the midwest has been plagued by severe weather and they're not done yet. take a look now. riverton, wyoming, you can see the hail pummelling the car, this is falling in slow motion there. they had baseball-size hail and it wasn't just there. areas like denver down to texas, look at this, 500-plus storm reports since wednesday. so, here's the threat that we're dealing with today. we already have some morning storms rolling through iowa right now as we head into the afternoon, we'll see redevelopment of these thunderstorms, so areas like cedar rapids down to kansas city, st. louis, all going to be in for severe weather, damaging wind, possibility for isolated to scattered tornados and the last thing, of course, the heat only helping to fuel these storms. excessive heat warnings in effect for parts of western texas with triple-digit heat index values as we head there your saturday. >> janai: and that's yo

theodore kaczynski -- the man known as the unabomber -- has died. 1978 and 1995, he used homemade bombs in a one-man effort to to bring down modern society. he was one of america's most notorious domestic terrorists. for nearly 20 years, the harvard-trained mathematician made untraceable bombs in a shack he built in rural montana. he mailed or hand-delivered them to unsuspecting targets. the fbi branded him the unabomber. in 1995, he sent a 1000 word manifesto. he said his deadly crusade would continue if outlets refused to publish it. in the end, it led to his arrest. after reading it, kaczynski's brother tipped off authorities. in april 1996, the fbi captured kaczynski in his shack, which was filled with journals, explosive materials, and completed bombs. kaczynski pleaded guilty to a variety of charges and was given 4 life sentences plus 30 years in prison. kaczynski was 81 when he died today in a federal medical facility in north carolina. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says his long-awaited military counteroffensive against russia has

of state only after three us presidents lincolin garfield and mckinley were killed, starting with theodorelt, secret service agents began to guard the head of the white house around the clock. now in the state service. about 5,000 people in its functions include the protection of the first persons of government buildings and foreign diplomatic missions, usa june 23 1961 the antarctic treaty came into force more than 10 years have passed since the ussr first came up with the corresponding memorandum, not wanting this part of the world to become a field for international disputes , the treaty became the first arms control agreement concluded after the second world war was it was decided that antarctica would not be divided among any countries, that the continents and adjacent waters would become a zone completely free of nuclear weapons. she will be used freely regime in the interests of science and humanity , the treaty was initially signed by 12 countries. now its participants are already 56 states of the world on june 23, 1987. the premiere of the film the man from capuchin boulevard took

only after three us presidents , linkong garfield and the mackinglers, were killed, starting with theodore service agents began to guard the head of the white house around the clock. now in the state service. about 5.000 people in its functions include the protection of the first persons of government buildings and foreign affairs of the us missions on june 23, 1961. peel, by virtue of the antarctic treaty, more than 10 years have passed since the ussr first came out with the corresponding memorandum, not wanting this part of the world to turn into a field for international disputes, the treaty was the first concluded after the second world war, the arms control agreement decided that antarctica would not be divided between any countries, that the continents, the waters adjacent to it will become zones completely free from nuclear weapons. it will be used in a free mode in the interests of science and humanity. initially, the agreement was signed by 12 countries. now its participants are already 56 states of the world on june 23, 1987 . the premiere of the film man from boulevard des capuc

we are as president theodore roosevelt said, the ones in the arena., let us not turn back. let us not look away. instead, let us forge ahead determined, unafraid to lay a foundation for the next era of human advancement. thank you, everybody, and i look forward to working with you on this effort very, very soon. [applause]. [inaudible conversations] >> well, senator, thank you so much for being here at csis today and sharing the new safe innovation framework and this is a genuine landmark in the history of american pix and ai technology and we thank you for being here today. >> and i thank you for the csis. and i'd be curious to understand, what was your process? how did you develop. >> that's a good question, we recognized the breadth and depth, the enormity of the process in front of us. and instead of plunging forward, the first thing we ought to do is talk to the experts in the fields and adjacent field affected by ai and we spoke to hundreds of different people, and we got their thinking and the framework, after we spoke with them, we felt confid

samara theodore tracking it all. >>> president biden kicks off his re-election campaign in pennsylvania. a critical battleground. the president getting a bird's eye view of a collapsed section of i-95. tonight, the new timeline for when that area will reopen. >>> and republicans on the campaign trail, nikki haley bids farewell to her husband. deploying with the south carolina national guard to africa. karen travers reporting from philadelphia. >>> new fallout from the death of an 8-year-old migrant girl who was laid to rest today. her family says border patrol officials ignored their pleas for help. >>> the fbi arrests a suspect for allegedly plotting a mass murder at a synagogue. agents saying they found an arsenal of weapons and ammunition at his home. >>> the scare on the tarmac. one plane clipping another plane's tail. passengers on board, one family capturing the moment. after several recent incidents, how federal officials are planning to address these close calls. >>> a 73-year-old diver losing her leg in a shark attack. saying it was like a horror movie. how a friend's quick act

somara theodore times it all out. >>> secretary of state antony blinken arrives in beijing,

let's get right to abc news meteorologist is a march a theodore.hen can we expect things to dry out? >> well, whit, not soon enough. southern florida will remain under a flood watch through tomorrow night. we should start to see things drying out. between now and then, they could receive another 1 to 3 inches of rain after impactful flooding today. as far as arlene goes, the system has been fairly disorganized throughout its entirety. it will continue to fizzle out as it moves south and east north of cuba overnight. meanwhile, farther west in states like texas and new mexico, we could see more storms. severe weather could bring damaging winds, large hail, and the threat for more flooding. whit? >> samara, thank you. we move overseas. the search for survivors is over after one of the worst rail disasters in india's history. more than 280 people died, hundreds more injured after a crash involving three trains flipped cars and trapped people under twisted metal and broken glass. the prime minister vowing today those responsible would be held accountab

innovations only for us to turn back the it's in our nature to press ahead and clearer as president theodore roosevelt said one arena. friends let us not turn back. let us not look away and instead let us forge ahead determined, unafraid to lay a foundation for the next era of human advancement. thank you everybody and i look forward to working with you on this effort. [applause] [inaudible conversations] senator thank you so much for being here and for sharing the new innovation framework for this is a genuine landmark in the history of american politics and ai technology and the economy and geopolitics and it really does touch on everything and we are fortunate you're willing to spend the time with us today to explain. >> and i thank you for csi. we have a brief time to ask ascii key questions about this initiative. i would be curious what was your process like and how did you develop this? >> that's a great question at first i think we realized the breadth and depth and in normandy at the task ahead of us. instead of plunging in with preconceived ideas the first thing we should do is talk

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you know, i was once simply plowed by the phrase of theodor adornu.l, he is also a musicologist, as we well remember, in addition to all his other talents, and he said an amazing thing. we are now getting closer to the topic of technology, about which i was going to ask you, and he said, so that in order to really hear the music. you must first get to where it is performed. oh what after all, brilliance, after all, of course, live music and that of any even very good. uh, the device is pouring. it's a completely different effect though. although physically. this is almost impossible to explain, because these modern devices are, after all, of a very high class. well, yes, yes, but that's not it at all. there is oneself somehow has to grasp. this is a living situation, living life. i think the reason for this is that you understand that this is the only time here, and it won't happen again, when you come to the symphony concert. you you understand that this music will float away forever, even if it is recorded on a tape recorder, that is, tarkovsky said

and he is a strong champion for the new presidential library in the north dakota badlands to honor theodore roosevelt. he has been recognized nationally for his innovative and collaborative approach to governing. which has earned him bipartisan support. and respect. doug is not a politician. he is a problem solver who listens to all perspectives and find common ground. he is a leader who inspires others to dream big and act boldly. he is a patriot who loves this country and wants everyone to make it better for all of us. that's why i am proud to stand by his side as he runs for president of the united states. [cheering and applause] i know that he has the vision, the experience and the heart to lead our nation forward. please join me in welcoming my husband and our governor, the next president of the united states, doug burgum. ♪ ♪ [chanting] governor burgum: well, it feels like espn game day in here. well, thank you. our hearts are full of gratitude for everyone that made this possible, including all those that have gone before us and all of us joining us here today. thank you. [applause]

we are, as president theodore roosevelt said, thepr ones in te arena. so, friends, let us not turn back. let us not look away. instead, let us forge ahead, determined, unafraid to lay a foundation for the next era of human advancement. thank you, everybody, can if i look forward to working with you on this effort very, very soon. [applause] [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] >> well, senator, thank you so much for being here at sis and for sharing in new innovation framework. this is a genuine landmark in the history of american politic, in technology, this really does touch on everything, and we're with fortunate that you were willing to spend the time with us today explaining this. >> well, and i thank you for csi sponsorship. >> thank you. we have a brief amount of time to ask you some key questions about this initiative. i'd be very curious to understand, you know, what was your process like? how did you develop the safe innovation framework thesome. >> great. that's aha great question. and, first, i think we realized the breadth, depth,

why was it so hard to catch him is he himself theodore kaczynski's iq was over 170.former fbi agent max noil, the one who took the moon bombs with his own hands, he is to the left of the terrorist in this frame mike yes, my first thought was god is this really what we were looking for all these years, he lived in a hut. from water and electricity, it looked like a bum, the clothes on it were falling apart. this smell haunted me for several days my first parcels with pipe bombs. he sent to the university of chicago then tried to blow up the airliner luckily the device didn't exploded, and smoked and the plane managed to land each time the bomb became more powerful this is an investigative experiment. the university airline bomber was sitting at this table on a nickel and nothing was left of him, adding the first letters of the fbi to give the terrorist a code name. at the nabom soon, it got into the media where they began to call him at the bomber, there was no connection between the victims. the only thing that connected them. it was you yourself otkachinsky, he simp

somara theodore is back with the latest on the storm's strengths and where arlene is heading next.ood morning, again. >> yes, mother nature is off to the races at this hurricane season. take a look at arlene right now or at least the impact. this is fort myers, florida, really tons of rain causing major flooding in some of the areas. now, that's about the biggest impact we are going to see from arlene. here is what's going to happen. this is a disorganized system. it is going to fall apart as it continues south and east and north of cuba by this afternoon. 35 miles per hour wind gusts. you know i just want you to keep in mind as hurricane season gets going, it is a great time to think of a plan and keep it in place if you live in a coastal state. >> absolutely. somara, thank you so much. >> now to the bipartisan debt deal president biden is expected to sign into law. president biden addressed from the oval office for the first time during his presidency. elizabeth schulze has the details for us. >> good morning to you. two days before the government runs out of cash. president bide

kennedy or theodore roosevelt , i will remind our respected viewers that the first one was shot underfacts, but theodore roosevelt, who wanted to run again for the presidency of the united states of america a month after he refused recognize the results of the primaries. created another third batch of the united states of america received a bullet in the ribs. at his election rally. he was saved by a thick, bundle of speeches of about 50 sheets, which he either read out or prepared, but nevertheless after that theodore roosevelt no longer tried to run for the states of america after him no, he ran all the same and moreover, even read up to end his speech with a bullet chest. it's really. he was considered one of the coolest american presidents. he's running like a candidate third party, suffered a disable defeat. in fact. i meant that after that after this story after that there is no more, but naturally america, uh, this week lived with the question of whether there will be a default or not, and it seems like the senate will not default. yesterday , representatives voted after the ho

let's get the latest on the storm's strength and track from samara theodore. >> good morning, l. mother nature is moving like clock work. a look at arlene. it's extremely disorganized and the convection of the storm is heavily weighted to the right side and rain bands are making their way into southern florida. as a result there's flood watches issued and currently it's a tropical storm but the projected path moving to the south and east just to the north of cuba. by this afternoon about 35 miles per hour and this storm continues to fizzle out as it does and with this being the start of hurricane season, it's still a good time if you're in a coastal state to get a plan in place. janae. >> season starting early, thank you. now to the bipartisan debt deal. president biden expected to sign into law today. overnight he addressed the nation from the oval office from the first time in his presidency. abc elizabeth white house. >> it's been used to speak from presidents about war and domestic cry cease and a gravity of the debt ceiling threat narrowly avoided. this morning two days befo

now, the second period tonight say theodore with a great individual effort, he's able to knock one in little later for his first goal of the playoffs tonight, take a 2 to one lead now tied to 2 in the 3rd night on the attack and whitecloud get the puck between the circles in fire in a goal to the back of the night, then lead 3 to 2 and ultimately win 5 to 2 things. got a little heated toys. as you can see, boys will be boys the night take game one at home. >> and they lead the series one game to let's talk about coco gauff sees after a trophy of all snow after the french open where she finished as the runner-up. she said that she wanted to come in this year and get them a job with 16 year-old vietnam era and >> well, she stood in her way today over job had a shaky start rihanna, what she took full advantage of golfing and rihanna actually practiced together before the tournament. and it looked like she may have picked up on locals. tennessee's getting the winner down the line here, taking the first 6 to 7. but cocoa, get it together. she found stride in the second set and was able to

the newspaper correspondent theodore davis was in chattanooga ated the time produd a version of thatcene for harper's weekly to communicate the complete victory that grant had reported to the people of the united states. in davis in the caption to this image will write that each day numbers of the soldiers and officers may be seen gathered about the spot if space could be given this battery earned gun was taken would be exceeding interest of their many friends who are readers of this weekly. had indeed been an impressive scene on that wednesday afternoon when from his command post due process and grant had sent george thomas is army of theio cumberland forward in a demonstration, granted word of the w week. because so often operations of that week would be prefaced as a demonstration where he sent george thomas is army and the cumberland forward in the confederate long missionary ridge mile to the east of orchard knob. the cumberland's four divisions fourth corps forward at multiple lines. 20000 men strong and it captured grant that originally intended. but then, not knowing any bett

now tomorrow theodore checking the last of the wildfire smoke pushing out of the northeast think thank we are seeing improving air quality here and here is why. we are starting to see the winds change, tomorrow we will get into the thick of it with the south when coming up instead of that north driving the smoke down and we get a nice washout along the periphery of this front rain on the i-95 corridor monday evening dreading the evening commute but the same storm system before it gets to the east coast will bring a severe weather threat this afternoon to areas like dallas, waco, shreveport, lumpkin and not just large hail and damaging winds but probably a few tornadoes for the dallas metro area and the severe weather threat shifts tomorrow into areas like paducah nationa >> it is right for deals and steals in time for father's day my favorite time of year. right? one week from tomorrow and tory johnson is here with great gift ideas for all the dads and you can scan the qr code at the bottom of your screen to get the savings write to you right away, all right let's let's talk about the