he is not held accountable for his choice to lie to us under oath. if i was to do it, i was to be put in present. it is obvious that our metadata is not intended for good against us. i just leave -- believe that rand paul, actions speak louder than words. we will see if those 80 votes come in to pass the patriot act or not. this is a turning point for our country. it's obvious that the people that are not held accountable. ok, so the government gets technology before we do. we are protecting themselves with technology that they have that we are not able to protect ourselves with. the stuff the numbers that are coming out 95.5% domestic cases, i am sorry, but that is ridiculous. trust with our government, how can we have trust with our government if they are lying to us under oath? host: we appreciate your comments. thanks for calling in. the senate came in on a fairly rare sunday session to try to move forward on the expiring patriot act provisions. they were not able to. instead, they have taken up the u.s. freedom act. here is a brief comment. the

as windshield work that the partners in the justice system develop policies and procedures for use and under the leadership the commissioner president loftus that's what we'll do. >> on behalf of the police commission i want to complaud the chief there are a few things happen one is there goes to go resources for beamers and the evidence shows it is shown to rouse youth and force by the mrofdz and encourage the acceleration and less complaints against the office this is important for the- the police commission is in the tenderloin is the bay area and one thing clear the national conversation about the issue of trust between the law enforcement and the community it happening in san francisco i'm excited and i know my fellow commissioners are existed we'll one look at policies around beamers and two increased resources for the other for the office of complaints to investigate individual allegations of police misconduct and transparency that officers and citizens will be able to seeism and increase the transparency that is much work on behalf of the commission we're ready to jump into that than

the orange name is used, under license in israel. we will take a look now at more of the day's business headlines. ikea has pledged to spend one billion euros on renewable energy to tackle climate change. it is expected to be in way and paris, -- in wind paris. and the u.s. state of nevada has approved what is called the burning man tax. it is on life entertainment, including the famous festival. >> just to rub out it is not often that we get insight into what inspires certain bankers. but there are very interesting ideas coming out of japan. >> specifically from the governor of the central bank of japan. he has revealed the inspiration is peter pan. the moment you forget you can fly, you cease forever to be able to do it. they have a positive attitude and conviction. they certainly have improved. even central bankers read peter pan. >> thank you for that. it is now time for the press review. we are here to take a look at what the papers have been saying. this fifa is the gift that keeps on giving. revelation from one of the main whi

but did you know, she once got cut from the us under 21 national team?t forever until her coach intervened and gave her advice that changed her life. we're talking to him coming up next. >> i just saw pigs running all over the road. so i stopped. it is not your typical traffic jam when a truck caring thousands of these little pig lets spills its load all over the highway. we'll have that story coming up next. dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. >>> next story certainly you don't see every day. tours say could be hundreds every pigs in the forest of send ya, ohio, after thousands were spilled off a tractor-trailer. >> more than 2,000 on board when that truck overturned, along 8:35, just made run for it. >> crews try tried to round them up. many did get away. driver facing charges in that crash. but, good to r

it is a very effective tool. >> the israeli foreign office, however, told us: under no circumstance are "eliminations" part of any kind of training imparted by israeli experts. the british foreign office said it is aware of the allegations of extra judicial killings in kenya, adding: we take such allegations extremely seriously and raise concerns with the kenyan authorities. >> do you think the british who train and fund the atpu and the gsu know that you guys are eliminating terrorist targets? >> how? >> are the british... made aware of the elimination programs as well? >> donors who are involved in supporting and providing equipment are also apparently not overseeing these operations properly. because again and again and again, we are raising instances of serious abuses, abuses that would not be acceptable anywhere else. >> when people like makaburi is killed or aboud rogo, do the british ever come to your senior commanders and say stop, stop, stop? >> i've been asked to keep my voice down cause we are so close to the isil position >> who is in charge, and are they going to be held to

i'm leslie foster. >> all of the severe weather has us under a red alert tonight. our chief meteorologist is tracking where the storms are. >> pretty good storms now on our doorstep, really, now, out to the west of fairfax county and northern prince will yams county. big storms, too, east of fedric and carol county. you see the red here. that is the tornado watch. it has been trimmed back to the west. folks no longer under the tornado watch. you can see all of the warnings, that is the warning, the box, that is a new warning as well. we will zoom in a little bit, with the storm out to the west. frequent lightning, going to extend toliesberg. the heart of the storm, 50, north of 56. and there is a severe thunderstorm warning on this storm until 7:15. it including fairfax, it does happen until 7:15. heavy rain, lightning, winds at 60 miles an hour. pushing off to the north and to the east. see the red? you are going out 50 west, tremendous rain, heavy downpours, kind of pull off of the side of the road. now, it will move to the east. you want to put your umbrellas d

this is a big change from the mass surveillance used under the patriot act. >> the ayes are 67, nays 32 the bill is passed. >> reporter: after two days of what president obama called a quote needless delay, congress passed a bill tuesday restoring most of the provisionsover the patriot act, the security legislation passed in the wake of 9/11 expired sunday night, but there is one important change. the bulk collection by the government of millions of american's phone records will soon be a thing of the past. here is what will change. over the next six months the government's ability to collect and monitor phone records in bulk without cause will be phased out. after the phase out, the government will need a court order to obtain phone records, and even then they have to be records of specific investigation targets. >> we passed the most significant surveillance reform in decades. we have done it by setting aside ideology setting aside mere mongering. said we'll protect the security of the united states but we also protect the privacy of americans. >> reporter: the nsa's secret surveil

. >> reporter: why the balcony gave is use under investigation. friends say ashley could few anything. >> she was a beautiful person, and everything, like her energy was so amazing. at a time like this you need someone like here. >> reporter: seven others were injured in the collapse. they are recovering. >> they're young and they're row robust but they'll be fine. block. >> reporter: the two young cousins, an irish blessing from the priest, which begins may the road rise up to meet you may the wind always be at your bark. >> even more people paid tribute to the victims at the site of the ball colony collapse today including irish students visiting california for the summer. >> we can relate because we're on the same visa. we came out for a summer of enjoyment. everyone knows each other. >> such a sad time. i think being irish you really appreciate what the americans are doing. they're really trying to stick by us. >> the students say they received many calls from friends and relatives back home in the hours falling tuesday's tragedy to make sure

and this is how it looks from mount tamalpais, the coast, the one finger of fog and the rest of us underbay. the heat it will not be so muggy and the marine layer develops tonight and more so this weekend so the heat will subside starting in the south bay mill needs, low-to-mid 90s and santa cruz is 76 and i showed you how cloudy it; 78 to millbrae and 78 in san mateo and low 90's on the peninsula so cool weather there. mid-to-upper 60s along the coast and mid-70s downtown and south sunshine and cloverdale clear lake lake port, triple digit and comfortable around richmond and berkeley and mid-to-upper 70's and low-to-mid 80s getting less comfortable to fremont at the 87 and mid-90's to nearly 100 inland east bay. if you are going to san mateo county fair we will top out at 85 and drop back into the 60s as the rolling stones cover band plays. if you are going to the game, remember to wipe your seat. help everyone out and keep it clean. down to 59. though are trying to save the water. here is my seven-day forecast, we drop two- to four-degrees saturday, sunday and two to six degrees on mon

whether same-sex marriage is a good idea should be of no concern to us. underhe constitution, judges have the power to say what the law is, not what it should be. his argument is in the equal protection laws, it is not there. you cannot find it in the constitution. how do you respond to that? david: it says everybody is equal. the court ruled in 1967 the equal protection clause said you cannot say to people of different races you can't get married. now they are saying you can't say because of sexual orientation you can't marry the person you love. we have expanded the concepts but the concept of equality is written into our constitution in the equal protection clause. the purpose of the courts is to interpret the constitution. it is to protect fundamental rights. if they are not going to protect those fundamental rights we do not need a constitution and we do not need it supreme court. john: i'm going to go to justice scalia. i like having these up on the big board. especially for justice scalia. referring to justice kennedy's majority opinion, justice scalia s

. >> oba chandler, you have not only forfeited your right to live among us under the laws of the stateorfeited your right to live at all. mr. chandler, may god have mercy on your soul. >> the bold decision to put the handwriting evidence on billboards for the entire city to see made the difference in this case. >> i thought it was an excellent idea. brilliant. because detectives can only work on leads that they receive and when they exhausted every possible lead they have that's when it becomes necessary to try something different and let the public in. >> the investigators were up against a dead end. they didn't know what to do and they said what do we have to lose by putting up this billboard. and, yeah, it was a gamble but it was a gamble that certainly paid off. >> i think the singular break in the case came with the identification of the handwriting. that was his ultimate undoing. >>> up next -- it was an ambush. >> we have a call for four people dead. >> oh, my god. >> but the scene yields few clues and the motive's unclear. >> this case was tough. nothing was jumping out at us i

commissioners commissioner richards and commissioner president fong voting against commissioners that places us under our discretionary review calendar for item 10 for case this is a staff initiated discretionary review. >> golden gate bridge commissioners michael smith planning department staff that is the discretionary review for the project at 372 sucking sick street the construction of a two story edition at the rear of a split-level single-family unit the department initiated the dr it was previously reviewed by the commission pursuant to the discretionary review action memo what dr was requested by the adjacent neighbors to the west with the dr action memo the commission voted plus 6 to one to take discretionary review and approve the permit inform one have the circle last year stalkers or staircases and remove the east deck adjacent to the master bedroom and 3 provide access to the new roof deck and to the stair penthouse above the internal stairs the staff has determined the current project is inconsistent with the direction from the commission as it related to the last condition regarding th

. >> didn't appear to be any and very good that places us under general public comment time, members of the public may address the commission of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards. >> any general public comment today? okay. not seeing any public comment is closed. >> commissioners that is under our regular calendar on items 8 a and b for the overview informational item in case the event center and mixed use at mission street south blocks and an informational item we coupled there in the seem general vicinity, however, due to the length of the presentation it might be wise to split them and then pause to allow for questions or comments and allow the commissioners to comment and have public comment on both items. >> okay. thank you. >> greetings good afternoon david winning slow planning depa

. >> reporter: why the balcony gave is use under investigation. friends say ashley could few anything. >> she was a beautiful person, and everything, like her energy was so amazing. at a time like this you need someone like here. >> reporter: seven others were injured in the collapse. they are recovering. >> they're young and they're row robust but they'll be fine. block. >> reporter: the two young cousins, an irish blessing from the priest, which begins may the road rise up to meet you may thwind always be at your bark. >> even more people paid tribute to the victims at the site of the ball colony collapse today including irish students visiting california for the summer. >> we can relate because we're on the same visa. we came out for a summer of enjoyment. everyone knows each othe >> such a sad time. i think being irish you really appreciate what the americans are doing. they're really trying to stick by us. >> the students say they received many calls from friends and relatives back home in the hours falling tuesday's tragedy to make sure they

louis up through northern ohio right up through us under a slight risk.ll that means storms could have damaging wind gusts, hail, and lightning. so that's the concern for monday afternoon and evening. we will see a few strong to severe storms. a very warm night. we will stay in the 70s for low. 85 by 10:00. 90 by lunchtime with highs tomorrow low to mid-90s. and again the threat for some strong to severe storms. looks like we may do that again on thursday. full seven-day forecast feels more like august than june. i'll see you with that in a few minutes. >>> tonight we're learning the names of two men stabbed in an afterhours brawl in virginia. 30-year-old matt hughes and 29- year-old anthony carter of georgia. stephanie ramirez reports that fight broke out at a couple of nightclubs as they were closing. >> reporter: life went on as if nothing happened sunday. people went to their stores, dozens of people walked through the showning area with no idea two men died and a third seriously injured in a violent fight here hours before. it happened in the space b

the quarterback denies he knew the patriots used under inflated footballs during the playoff game with the colts. a decision on the suspension could take several weeks. >>> tonight in san francisco a former house of horrors has a for sale sign. it's got a morbid back story and a heck of an asking price. >> fashion forward or fashion victim? how your >>> would you pay almost a million dollars for a house where a mummified body was found? >> reporter: 4th avenue in the lake district of san francisco is a desirable location, with homes costing in the millions. but the latest house to go on sale here listed at nearly $930,000 is causing some perspective buyers to have second thoughts. not for its price, but for its history. >> i didn't know about this until now. >> would that make a difference to you? >> i think so. >> reporter: in april it was discovered a 65-year-old woman with a hoarding disorder had filled the house with garbage. but more shocking was the fact that the house also contained the body of her long deceased mother. while that story was sad and disturbing, it wasn't the main

there are other, better ways that can be used under a doctor's care to help curb the smoking craving. >> there's a lot we still don't know about e-cigarettes, and that's why the government wants to control their sale just like the sale of regular cigarettes is controlled. but one thing is for sure -- e-cigarettes are no match for a healthy lifestyle. and if you do smoke and you want to quit, you can call 1-800-quit-now. they even have a special program just for teens. >> when we return, i'll show you why wikipedia may be a more reliable source than our teachers think. "teen kids news" will be right back. >> the internet is a terrific tool, especially for schoolwork. but can you trust that the information you're finding is accurate? christina looks at how one popular but controversial website works. [ keys clacking ] >> like most teens, roman comes home after school and heads straight for his computer. but unlike most teens, roman isn't checking out facebook or e-mail. his first stop online is wikipedia, the website where you can find information on just about anything. >> i believe i

. >> they are actually 6 months old coming in to us under birth weight. that's how starved they are. the other difference in this year that we didn't see in 2013 and 2014 is that we're now seeing a lot of adults coming in that are very emaciated, very starved. you can see every bone in their body and that's a difference from the last 2 years. >> matassa and his team use satellite tagging technology to understand why this is happening. tagging sea lions is so new that these pups are research pioneers >> we wanted to make sure that the animals we were putting back out into the wild during this unusual event were actually making it. >> tagging happens fast as i learned watching johnny cash get his device. he spent two months gaining 25 pounds and is a worthy candidate. >> you are fine, i am not going to let him bite you. you're good. >> so you're trying to seal the edges. >> yeah, we're going to try ti do it some more in the back... >> that looks secure. >> yeah, it's secure we're just gonna tighten it up in the back, and we'll be good. >> this year several sea lions returned to matassa

it's all to help meet a drought mandate to cut overall use by 28%. under the proposal, households that fail to cut back use from 350 gallons per day would see their bill rise about 10% but households that reduce their water use by 28% would see their rates drop. the district will vote on that proposal later today. >>> we talk about this all the time. we just tell our lawns, bye! >> i love the story with the other options. i got an angry email from a viewer when i said brown is the new green. there's a lot to be said for green lawns for natural habitat. >> but there are priorities. >> right. >>> we might get a few sprinkles by the end of the weekend. there's good news on the rain front although i don't think it will do much to help the drought. weather headlines for today, morning clouds and fog, not a dense as yesterday. later today mixture of sun and clouds, afternoon sea breeze keeping temperatures cool to mild, a bit below average for this time of the year. let's check the averages. for this time of the year. today we are going to be a few degrees coole

us. i'll see you first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh acce >>> first tonight at 7:00. the entire metro area remains underng storms are bringing in gusty winds, hail, and lightning. thank you for joining us i'm leslie foster. >> all of the severe weather has us under a red alert tonight. our chief meteorologist is tracking where the storms are. >> pretty good storms now on our doorstep, really, now, out to the west of fairfax county and northern prince will yams county. big storms, too, east of fedric and carol county. you see the red here. that is the tornado watch. it has been trimmed back to the west. folks no longer under the tornado watch. you can see all of the warnings, that

a new program to teach people why sharks are good for us and our planet under the waves.nd plus a game of cat and mouse coming to a head in new york times square. minnie mouse and hello kitty. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >> if you ever travel through new york city's time quar. you probably so costumed characters asking for tips. police arrested performers dressed as minnie mouse and hello kitty. the claws came out after they posed for a picture and argued over the tip. it is not the first time one of these caces ended up on the wrong side of the law. >> imagine being able to learn more about sharks and the environment they live in. now there is a mobile app to teach people that most people are unaware that the sharks actually do and they are vital to the health of our ocean. claudia cowan takes us under the sea with shark net. >> meme is enthrall

the attorneys say the super bowl champions used under inflated footballs in the afc championship gamedenied knowledge. >>> a man jump on a moose and briefly riding the animal. the video is believed to have been taken in northern british columbia. a hunter saw it poster on social media and contacted conservation officers. the people in the video face fines of up to $100,000. >> it's 6:48. new this morning sean "diddy" combs went to jail for an interesting reason. he was accused of assaulting somebody with a kettlebell. we'll give you more of the overnight news. ♪♪ ♪♪ to you they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection kills fleas ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. >> time for a preview of "good morning america." >> dan harris joins us with a look at what's coming up after "action news." good morning, dan. >> reporter: good morning, tam and nydia. great to be with you on a tuesday morning. coming up on "gma" severe weather slamming the midwest. mourn a dozen reported tornadoes and damaging thunders

getting underway and murex city he wears conservative judge the attorneys says he knew the picture is used under and played football during a playoff game but he denied knowing about it or being involved the patriots also find million dollars and four to four for two draft picks but the suspension spans pitfall federal lawsuit against a leak perhaps including a simple request for training water along the for what presence without as are the four and suspense and he stands to lose $1.8 million of the selling. >>james: new york city is set to hire another 1300 new police officers as part of a multibillion-dollar budget deal the agreement expected to be improved by four city council this week the news reports from the offices will be part of the new neighborhood boys police intrusion us will be assigned to, 17 patrol high-risk areas the new offices would join the conference about 35,000 uniformed officers have been today san jose city councilman would decide whether russia companies can pick up passengers and san jose mineta. >>mark: they're recommending of the city permit ride share company to pic

claudia cowan takes us under the sea with shark net. >> meme is enthralled by sharks. >> they are a misty live in murky water and we can't see them. and they will come up for like two seconds. now she can get to know the sharks through shark net. an effort by the tan ford scientist to engage the public with satellite tracking maps. >> we'll send people the message that sharks are part of the eco system and they have large sharks and knowing what they are doing and where they are. we hope to encourage participation am orth app follows the research done by the them. >> and they tracked one great white from cop cod and noefrjt it is not a warns system but a way to share data. >> they spend months at a time out in the ocean. andousing technologies we are able to learn how they use that open ocean environment. >> more tagging is in the works as scientist learn about the dark and scary predators, and encourage people how to protect the marine environment. nearlier, i asked you if the duggar family is over critized and the show should be cancelled. here is one. kids make mistakes every day. all

like the vending machine of used under wear, you know about this?is. >> don't spoil future stories. >> they expect them to throw barrels down on them. >> weir we'll close things up with a bed time story about a frightening new fish. ♪ >>> a brand new "red eye" returns monday with bonnie mcfarland -- joe devito and lou dobs. >>> when i was in high school, me and my buddies would take the wrath out on buck master ponds on moonlight nights if we were crazy we were skinny dipping, taking a risk, it was a reservoir and swimming was not allowed but didn't have to worry about this. >> caught a rare amazon fish with human like teeth. wide teeth and strong jaw muscles allow them to crack open tree nuts, some what testify fieingly they have mistaken human testicles for tree nuts. >> who hasn't done that. that happens to me every fall. >> and it's only some what terrifying. >> i thought you said free nuts. carley what are you wincing for. you have nothing to worry about. >> i still feel it a little bit. >> you do. >> yeah something about it. >> don't tell me y

the fire department tells us the girl who is between 3 and 5 years old, wandered past the fence and into the pond. it's unclear how long she was underater. fire officials tell us she was unconscious when she arrived at the emergency room at christiana hospital. we are working to get more information on her condition. as soon as we have that we will pass it along to you. >>> this morning philadelphia police are still trying to sort out what happened at the scene of a deadly standoff in kensington. >> no! no! this was the scene before a s.w.a.t. team made its way into a row home on emerald street yesterday. neighbors who heard gunshots called police. when officers arrived, a man barricaded inside the house started to shoot at them. neighbors evacuated. the gunfire eventually stopped. that's when the s.w.a.t. team went in. once inside the row home a police robot found two men dead. investigators tell us they were not shooting because they held their fire during the standoff. >> it's an easy call for us. we have clear policies on that, and they're for a reason. i believe a lot of lives were saved that day because of that. again, i was t

i thought some of our partners were under the illusion after the second world war there used to be one world order and now that the u.s.s.r. was gone, they thought there was a vacuum which had to be filled. and i think that is not the right approach to finding a solution to these issues. and that's why iraq happened. we know, and our partners agree that there were errors committed in iraq but still it happened once again in libya and now in ukraine. we are not the original cause of those crises phenomena which are happening in ukraine. it should not have supported the illegal coup data, the constitutional coup d'etat which finally resulted in a serious confrontation in ukraine, and a civil war as it were. what has to be done now today no doubt the agreements reached in minsk the capital of belarus, should be observed. let me emphasize, if we were not content with something, we would not have put our signature there. but we have put our signature under those documents and we will seek their full implementation. i would like to draw your attention to this fact, your attention and the att

us. >> under freedom and patriot act the government gets in real-time, the content not just offers butntent of every telephone call, every e-mail, and every text-message that it wants, when the president, and republicans and democratic leaders tell you the contrary they are wrong, they my be misinformed, they may not understand how the technology works, but if they are informed they are lying or misleading. if they are misinformed they are voting on legislation they don'tn 't, the means by which the nsa gets it defendant. not what they get. kennedy: we're dealing with warnless sarin -- warrant -- wa. >> i would think that tech companies are furious they have been badgered into compliance with the government. the legislation that immunized the tech companies, but they are not in the, of becoming special agency for government, that is what government is made them, now this most recent thing we talk about is represen is -- ret rehencible. -- it grants 33,000 plus applications out of 34 thousand request, only 12 were rejected, 9 were modifies and granted. this is no court, but this spying

investigators ted wells confirmed that the super bowl champs illegally used under inflated footballs in the afc title game. >> yeah, afc, that is the national football conference. >> yes. >> there he is, he used to play for the phillies. big news involving pete rose. i bet you know by now. espn has obtained copies of what they say are betting sheets, his betting sheets, from his friend mike, who placed the bets for him. the key about this evidence is that it is from 1986 when he was still playing, still playing and betting. pete rose has only ever admitted to betting on baseball when just the manager of the red. this may kill any chance he has of getting into the hall of fame or back into baseball in general. >> it noise secret, we're in the middle of the rough patch. >> hi chris. >> when it comes philly sports. >> we're in a bad spot here, chris murphy. >> what can you say, right? is any team good. maybe eagles. >> i'm optimistic about the eagles. i'm also optimistic after thursday this week our sixers but right now. >> arena football team is doing good. >> let's laugh about this a l

about their work history. >> we held top secret security clearances for our jobs. >> and they kept us under armed guard while they searched every square inch of our house. >> we didn't know why they came until later. >> they must have told you. >> all they told you was -- >> we know there are narcotics in this home and we will find them. >> they even gave a receipt, no items taken. >> one of the guys told us marijuana seeds and stems had been pulled out of our trash. neither bob or i had ever used pot. then our minds go crazy, the trash people must be involved or neighbor's kids must be putting stuff in our trash. >> it underturn ss out it was not marijuana, high quality tea. >> i drink expensive loose tea and when done throw it in the trash. >> police found it and did a read reading. >> they found it positive for marijuana and raided the home. >> it wasn't until after that they sent the tea leaves to the lab. >> the lab came back said it doesn't look like pot, doesn't test positive for pot. >> leaves and stems. >> i don't know we're guilty of anything but drinking tea. >> sometimes s.w.a.t

look at all these people, nearly 5 million of us under a heat advisory from 1:00 this afternoon tillis evening. that means a dangerous heat so find some shade and plenty of fluids. temperatures in the mid 50s to mid 60s. mid to uperp >>> good morning, america. right now, a dangerous fire rages at a chemical plant in pennsylvania. toxic smoke filling the sky. people told to stay inside. >>> also right now, a female worker at that prison where two convicted murderers escaped has been removed from her job and questioned. as hundreds of officers hunt for the two killers. >>> and a 10-year-old boy is recovering from a shark attack at one of the most popular beaches in the country. as we say good morning, america. a packed monday morning here. linsey davis is on the road this morning. there she is, driving down the highway. don't look. keep your eye on the road. ways to put hundreds of dollars into your family's pocket next time you head out for a big road trip. >>> also coming up, in "the speed feed" the superstar athlete giving new means to the term girl power. wait until you see what sh

us do you think? >> you betcha. i think that we're under the gun. we could have -- it's not to forecast a derecho like a few years ago, but we could have it approaching the level of severity with the june derecho. winds could be gusting to 80 miles or hour with some of the stronger storms later this afternoon. not the garden variety thunderstorms. these are the storms you need to be on the lookout for coming our way later this afternoon. the atmosphere is already primed for severe weather. heat and humidity in abundance. the hazy, filtered sky this morning with the sunrise. temperature, 79 at national airport. heat index in the mid 80s. what to expect today, dangerous heat. heat advisory already up. that means heat indexes near 105. severe thunderstorms extremely likely today. weather alert day from nbc4 means you'll have frequent updates on air and online and through our nbc washington app. have that in the palm of your hand, ready to go. near 80 now. here's the future feels like this afternoon. by 2:00, feeling like 103 in leesburg and 102 in culp

they would come to us under any other circumstances. >> is he able to speak? >> at this point i cannot speak to what essay to go the police or not. >> can you tell us was he ram bung shoes, was he calm? is did you have to sedate him? >> i was not involved in the care of mr. sweat. the team that is caring for him is taking care of him right now. >> i am aware of what's going on but i don't want to speak to the status except the situation is critical. >> k you tell us was he agitated, was he calm, just generally speaking? >> in general he would look like a patient who had injuries he had and he would care for in a way we would care for that patient. >> can you elaborate on the specifics of his injuries at all? >> i would refer you to the statement given by the state police about his injuries. i would say our evaluation on him was consistent with that. we are treating hip and evaluating in a manner similar to what they reported in their statement. >> did he undergo surgery? >> at this point it is premature to say he will undergo surgery. he is being evaluated trau

ial to prediction center put us under a slight risk of severe activity tomorrow. before the line of showers and the storms arrive we could hit 96. 98 degrees across the region. we have more coming up. jonathan: we will see you then. supreme court today protecting the information when you stay at a hotel. the justices ruled in the case the city of l.a. said that police cannot view hotel registries without a warrant first. the city allowing police to access the records helps crack down on prostitution and other crimes. but in a a 5-4 ruling the supreme court ruled it violated the fourth amendment. the u.s. supreme court is set to end the session next week. some of the bigger cases still undecided at this point deal with same-sex marriages, healthcare subsidiaries and execution by lethal injection. kimberly: today marks six years since a crash on the metro red line. as stephen tschida roberts, the legacy memorial park is not far from the place the trains collided killing nine people. stephen: they return to a place near the location of the event which inflicted so mu