i'm following rain drops along the virginia/north carolina border right now lifting northbound but will they be here in time to interrupt your sunday afternoon? and what about the work week ahead? all that is coming up in a few minutes. st >>> we are learning of another passenger aboard the malaysian airlines plane had ties tos u.s. palmer trinity school says kevin jesurun was a graduate of the class of 1990. that school is a co-ed private college prep school. the school released the statement saying he will be are remembered as an easygoing person with an infectious smile. he was a dutch national born in aru bra. >>> a pro-russian rebel say they'll hand over the plane's black boxes to the international aviation authority. showing rebels recovering what's believed to be the flight data recorder. rebels have taken away all the recovered bodies of the victims by train. those bodies are being taken to the city of donestk. where they, too, will be handed over to the international community. now there have been reports rebels are planning to take away parts of the plane wreckage as well. >>>

it stretches from new york down through virginia, north carolina. it will be bringing down the temperatures. rain continues right now at 73 degrees. tomorrow morning, we are at 68 starting out. some neighborhoods start in the 50s. the clouds head out. warm but unseasonably low humidity for us. sunshine there thursday morning. temperatures will be starting in the 50s. 57 to 72. that's a big range. more locationses in the 60s for thursday morning. we get into the mid 80s for a high. around sandy spring, 82. college park, 84. 83 around areas of falls church in fairfax city for an afternoon high tomorrow. it will feel really, really nice at least for the next two days. 84 there on wednesday. 85 degrees with sunshine on thursday. look at the numbers across the area. s this is early thursday morning. it's almost going to feel like a september morning from 55 degrees up north to 58 degrees down to the south. some folks may need a jacket stepping out early thursday morning. friday at 66. a high of 86. not bad on friday. we may see more clouds and you may no

unfortunately yesterday morning of all things we dealt with severe weather in areas of virginia, north carolinand south carolina. we had a deadly tornado, very rare event. we haven't had a deadly tornado in virginia in three years. here we had one at 8:30 in the morning. we'll show you pictures of the damage and the aftermath later in the show. that was just over the chesapeake. a very strange event. we had a few storms in areas of southern portions of virginia. that was mostly wind damage only one tornado but unfortunately it was a deadly one. we have a dangerous storms in minnesota crossing i 35 in iowa. they shouldn't be too much damage with the storms. you could get caught if you're heading out in the next hour or two. this weekend the hot weather, as we mentioned 102 in dallas today. and 100 on saturday. the heat is on in a few spots. again, the big story is next week just another polar plunge. polar invasion, whatever polar word you want to use. another cold outbreak. >> yeah. i was about to say it's been a long time since you mentioned triple digits. it sounds like we're not hearing them

we zoom south, still have the system lurking off to the south across portions of virginia, north carolina, so outer banks not looking at the best beach day today. certainly better not the jersey shore, delaware beaches not so bad on your stepping out the door right now, light jacket in some spots, especially for the poconos, where it is only in the 50's, 68 at the airport, six an in wilmington, and 61 right now atlantic city. boy, cool for july. average high line at 87. notice how the past five days have been well below that line. we've averaged about 83, about four, 5 degrees below normal. right through the weekend and we will stay actually couple every degrees below normal today. eight an in the city, maybe isolated shower in the poconos, that's about it, back to you. >> here is a look at stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 106 will be following for you today. new leader of the institute of the brothers of christian schools has local ties having grown up in southwest philadelphia. governor tom corbett says he's concerned with the federal government's handling of thousands of chi

virginia, north carolina need to be on alert, especially tomorrow afternoon and evening. >> you talk about the cool air. how deep will these cool temperatures go? >> watch this. this is tomorrow's high temperatures, just shy of 70 in chicago but that cold front pushing all the way making dallas go from 100 some today to 86 by thursday. nashville dropping to the low 80s which is koolt for this time of year. >>> these images coming in from the west now, wildfires in oregon. this neighborhood engolfed in smoke, homes destroyed, more than 100 evacuated. firefighters scrambling, thousands of lightning strikes may have sparked the fire. many families keep horses and cattle and of course the concern for those animals is growing tonight. there are wildfires raging in northern california as well. all of this weather comes as millions take their summer vacations and for drivers this evening a bit of welcome news, gas prices going down finally. you'll remember those prices climbing for 12 days straight. tonight reversing course and cecilia vega tonight with what's behind the drop tonight. >> re

virginia, north carolina need to be on alert. >> you talked about the cool air invasion. how cool do these temperatures going? >> watch this. this is tomorrow's high temperatures, just shy of 70 in chicago. but that cold front pushing all the way making dallas go from 100-some today to 86 by thursday. nashville dropping to the low 80s. >> but 86 will feel good for them in dallas. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> one other weather headline as you know tonight, these images coming from the west tonight, wildfires in oregon, this neighborhood engulfed in smoke, homes destroyed. firefighters scrambling. thousands of lightning strikes may have sparked the fire. many families keep horses and cattle and the concern is growing tonight. there are wildfires raging in northern california as well, working to knock them down tonight. all of this comes as millions take a summer vacation and for drivers this evening a bit of welcome news, gas prices dropping down. you'll remember those prices climbing for 12 days straight and tonight reversing course. cecilia vega with what's behind the

skies are clear, across most of the northeast, head down into virginia, north carolina, some cloud coveruple of showers. temperatures right now looking at generally low 60s, in our northern suburbs, down the shore, it is 67 degrees, at the airport, 66 in reading, and 57 in mount pocono. so here is your planner today, headed out and about, ringer around perhaps or planning lunch outdoors, you will like noon. 78 degrees with some sun, 84 with few clouds by 4:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. at 78. the high today generally in the upper mid 80s, say, 84, eight a degrees, will be the high today. eyewitness weather day planner 70 at 9:00 a.m., 78 by noon, sun shining right through the afternoon in the city down the shore, and in the pocono mountains, as well. now we check in with bob. >> hey, good morning, 6:34, off to pretty good start. start to see volume build. sun popping up. leaves us with sun glare delays. live look at i am 59 on the right, folks heading northbound, headed up toward the come darr barry, eventually heading up toward philadelphia international. going out to 202, in chester county, same

risk for more severe weather across eastern virginia but also across portions of southern virginia, north carolina and northern parts of south carolina. some large hill, damaging wind and isolated tornadoes. you just have one storm that could hit your area and possibly a tornado coming down. more large hail, more damaging wind, and the other big story is the heat in the desert southwe southwest, as high as 120 degrees, very dangerous. warnings here as well. jon: we are following breaking news and reports of the plane crash in north africa. brand-new fox news poll on president obama handling of the crazies here at home and overseas. do you approve or disapprove of the president's job performance? our live chat is up and running. click on america's asking and join the conversation. jon: well this story you could say puts the car in karma. police in florida say this guy got a bad case of road rage. he rear ends a vehicle in front of him. gets out, starts banging on driver window. when the driver takes off, he find out he forgot to put his own pickup truck into park. he gets run over by his own truck,

carolinas. it will continue to push to the north. right as it makes its way to the border of virginia north carolina, and as it passes the border, it will weaken to a tropical storm i think although the forecast has it as a hurricane. the temperatures will not be warm enough to support a hurricane. it will still cause some problems on the eastern seaboard as it goes north before heading out to sea. > our current bay area weather. the fog is making its way through the east bay. it will make its way back to the bay shores and the coastline by the morning. temperatures tomorrow are in the '80s to the most part. we will be in the '80s off of it in and dally with the exception of antioch in the '90s. for the north bay we are looking at the low 80s. the forecast for fireworks are looking good. clear locations mostly everywhere except for san francisco were the fog will roll back in. but i think it will be fine was. will have the fireworks show and the fog will roll in after 10:00. less fog in the weekend which means warmer temperatures. >>the oakland a's may not stay in oakland after all. l

so far, fireworks shows in new jersey, pennsylvania, massachusetts, rhode island, virginia, north carolinand maryland have been postponed. they're doing it for safety reasons, which i get. but it's hard to take a hurricane named arthur seriously. arthur is not a name -- arthur is the name for a friendly cartoon ardvark who teaches toddlers the importance of sharing. hurricane jim parsons put on a wind breaker. hurricane nick note, you better hide. here in california, our firework also be firing on schedule. here's a fireworks safety tip for you. don't eat them. one of my favorite parts of this time of the year are the inevitable fireworks safety announcements they do on the news, which is also the most terrifying time of the year for mannequins. >> these explosions involve mannequins. they are re-enactments of actual accidents involving fireworks. the number of accidents is increasing. >> parents should tell their kids not to play with fireworks and particularly sparklers. >> some of the worst accidents happen when people buy banned fireworks. >> i have to say, all those videos make me wan

storm scan3, clouds off to the south with system still lurk interesting over portions of virginia, and north carolina, but as we zoom in on our area, really not seeing much of anything at all. few high clouds drifting through. nicer weather done the shore today as well after bit of cloudy week out there. take a look at temperatures, again, 56 allentown, 57 mount pocono, 68 degrees at the airport, and we're at 61 right in you in atlantic city, more humid, dew points still in the comfortable rage, but head through tomorrow, into wednesday, you will feel that july heat and humidity return. so, your day planner for today looks for mix of sun and clouds to start you off, 9:00 a.m. 70 degrees, by noon, at 78, more humid, pleasant afternoon, 3:00 p.m., clouds, 84, not too bad. still in the comfy to moderate range, notice how the humidity rises over couple of days, and by wednesday, feeling down right oppressivement so coming up with the seven day forecast, i'll let you know if heat and humidity lasts beyond wednesday or if we return to comfort. for now we check in on the roads with bob, good morning. >> 5:0

so in six states, virginia, north carolina, new hampshire, michigan, colorado, iowa, six purple states're going to be training women, galvanizing them, getting them out into the communities in which they live and work to talk to republican leaning and independent women and say let us understand why conservative principles are better for everyone, including women. >> if you -- the republicans are against contraception over and over again, you're misled. >> but what we do know, for example, is conservative processes and principles lift people out of poverty. >> the group is called unlocking potential, carly, great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> we'll be right back. ouave moe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contrib

alaska, arkansas, montana, colodo, iowa, west virginia, north carolina and louisiana. south dakota also seen as a potential pickup. karl rove, one of the top republican strategists in the country. the rove-backed american crossroads super pac is focused so far on six states. are they looking to expand the map? what are his predictions? let's ask the man himself, karl rove is with us, fox news contributor and former white house deputy chief of staff. amer of the big super pacs. you're spending money in which states? >> well right now we have placed buys in six states. i think we've been spending money in seven. but, part of the what we're doing here is we're locking in time. for example our big except expenditure in fall after labor day is alaska, we had to do that to lock in time. we bought $5.1 million worth of tv advertising. in other states there is not as much competition with tv times so we'll place our buy as little bit later. jon: the, let's talk about, take a look at the "real clear politics" map of states that the gallup organization and "real clear politics"

so in six states, virginia, north carolina, new hampshire, michigan, colorado, iowa, six purple statesing to be training women, galvanizing them, getting them out into the communities in which they live and work to talk to republican leaning and independent women and say let us understand why conservative principles are better for everyone, including women. >> if you -- the republicans are against contraception over and over again, you're misled. >> but what we do know, for example, is conservative processes and principles lift people out of poverty. >> the group is called unlocking potential, carly, great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> we'll be right back. due to menopausal changes. the problem isn't likely to go away... ...on its own. so it's time we do something about it. and there's help. premarin vaginal cream. a prescription that does what no over-the-counter product was designed to do. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painfu

today, we are talking virginia, north carolina and back through mississippi.st threat is the damaging winds. the thunderstorms would produce an isolated tornado. we saw one yesterday, an ef-0 toward connecticut. the cold front is hanging on, lingering into the southeast. making its way off to the northeast where high pressure will build in. things will clear out. a mild week ahead for most of you. yes, scattered showers. a little system is expected to make its way around the lake. conditions will improve after today. we have to get there. the heaviest rain, of course, we are dealing with the cold front. looking and new england area, two to three inches of rain. the next is the cool air filtering in again. not just in the northeast. we are talking milder temperatures going all the way down, even into the southeast. this is going to feel great out there. look at the difference. the temperatures go down from the 80s to the 70s in the southeast. excessive heat out there. the change is only a day away. a welcome site. the temperatures will go back down. >> i was te

category two hurricane, that strengthened from category one to category two spinning along the north carolina/virginia coastline. this is where fourth is spoiled for the first part of the the day. as far down as south from virginia beach, norfolk and outer banks and eastern north carolina they saw a lot of rain yesterday, last night. they are seeing it last night ape right now coming in band on the northern flange of that. it is close bias this southern del marva tip. further northward, rain is a lot more scattered. it looks like towards our south. it looks like it will move right in our area for today but luckily arthur is still expect to take that eastward turn. that being said we have rain ourselves to deal work moving organized north and west. we are seeing showers from chester county, berks county, allentown, mount pocono, raining there seeing a break in the city but we have some showers down the shore and southern delaware. we will expect southern delaware and the the shore point along new jersey coastline to be affect the most with this rain as arthur takes its north east ward turn. as a result

>> it racing away from the beaches of virginia, north carolina, and really starting to feel the bank accounts now on the beaches of long island, cape cod, all the way through rhode island and connecticut, too. the new update from the hurricane center is in. the big headline there's no significant changes. the storm is not going to get any stronger. it's also not going to get any closer to cape cod than expected. the forecast looks like this. it's racing now. northeast at 24 miles per hour. it's threeing. that. s a forward fast motion. it's 100 mile office the coast of maryland. winds at 90 miles per hour. it should maintain category one strength probably for another six, maybe nine or 12 hours. the wind field associated with it, that colors in orange. it's the tropical storm force winds. all of it is off the coast. we have no wind damage takes place now. we category 2 landfall in the united states last night. amazingly low wind damage. here is the new updated forecast path. notice how fast it's traveling. literally less than 24-hours it's going to be in nova scotia heading through th

most on have that was spark south of our area we have had local storm reports across virginia, north carolina all the way up the eastern shore of maryland and that is where eastern shore of virginia where there was a deadly tornado. it started as a waterspout moving across the chesapeake closest city was cherry stone and then moved north of cape charles, a reported tornado and that is campground where there were two casualties, many injuries, horrible story and also so unusual this occurred right after 8:00 a.m. yesterday morning. very unusual that you would see a tornado at that hour in this area. but, a lot of people were caught off guard. thankfully in severe weather anywhere across eastern seaboard today that front that brought stormy weather has moved off shore. high pressure built in yesterday. we are looking at a great friday forecast. 66 degrees outside right here in philadelphia wind north at 7 miles an hour. humidity is low. we are seeing 50's showing upright now. very comfortable. refreshing change with temperatures in the 50's north and west, le to mid 60's south and east. fox fut

we're starting our ground game in six key battleground purple states, virginia, north carolina, new hampshire, michigan, colorado, iowa, states where senate races clearly matter. we're asking women who are in their communities, in their places of work, in their places of worship to reach out and talk to other women. republican-leaning and independent women because we know that women are most influenced by women they know. this all started when i gave a speech several months ago at cpac, the large gathering of conservatives here in d.c. and i talked about the war on women. and the response was so overwhelming from women all over the country of all ages who said, please, please, help us deliver this message. so we're going to, on the ground, as i say, with training and clear goals, we're going to activate women to combat this ridiculous, insulting propaganda, which sadly has worked. we can't let it work again. >> and you're going to push the republican party this time to react to it? >> there are many efforts going on and all of them are important. but from my vantage point and the vantage poin

we have got some flooded roads down in the southern end of our city, down by the virginia/north carolina border which is getting the heavier rains and winds as the storm is moving off right now. but ocean front bay area, obviously, we did keep a close eye with our police and fire assets and they are not seeing the significant flooding we were concerned about. and pretty much the residents are sitting tight and waiting for the storm to completely move off. >> erin, what would you tell the residents there of virginia beach right now if they are listening what they should do the next 12 hours? >> in the next 12 hours, we would just ask them to stay informed and keep an eye on the news media. we have been communicating information through our alert system. we did have a tornado warning in the middle of the night that did go out to our residents. so our biggest thing is for our resident to stay informed, keep a close ear to the media, and that is the best way that they can hear any information we need to communicate to them. >> erin sutton office of emergency management in virginia beach, tha

let's go to north carolina and virginia in the gubernatorial election thousands of people voted . in two thousand election thousands of people voted in north carolina and virginia if that were last time i checked if you leave they would be in jail well if we had a partner justice that would no access to anything without us dictated by state authorities by secretaries of state in north carolina the secretary of state made this claim that all these dead voters were voting and the state spent all this money to investigate it and what they find nothing in iowa same thing they found i remember five cases of voter fraud one of which was a woman who voted for her daughter by absentee ballot and turned herself in and was fined one hundred eighty five dollars or something because she basically didn't know her daughter had voted already in michigan every time this is looked into every time this is actually investigated by state law enforcement officials not not the obama justice department they find nothing there is no voter fraud in this country in any significant fashion that influences

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force winds are well over 100 miles on eye and it will scrape the outer banks border of virginia and north carolina in wee hours of tomorrow morning 3 a.m. and you can see the tropical storm force wind in yellow do not make it up to ocean city and as it pulls out to sea whipped expands a little mainly east of storm. you can see we don't get brushed by the tropical storm force winds. the only thing we'll see is impact with the front and arnl you're off the coast. it's some downpours and showers early tomorrow morning especially in new jersey and delaware along all of the beaches and anywhere from delaware to shore points and long beach island and 2:00 this afternoon clouds lag behind that. at the shore electric starts wet. clouds will exit by 7:00 along the entire delaware valley as well as lehigh valley. so, big improvement from morning to evening tomorrow. jim, when meteorologist cecily tynan comes back she'll talk about that fourth of july forecast and also give you you a better report for upcoming weekend. >> thank you, adam. >> let's switch live to "action news" reporter annie mccormick in accu

we have now hurricane warnings all the way from the virginia/north carolina border down to moorehead city. if you're at surf city, just pretend there's a hurricane warning. it's close enough. this will be 100 miles an hour over the top of you. i consider that a hurricane. there that's the storm getting an eye well defined now, air coming in from the ground and going up through the eye wall storms here and blowing out the top. the storm continues to get bigger, continues to strengthen in vary warm water, no shear to tear it apart. there it is. wilmington, you're next up here along the beaches, a lot of beach erosion as a category 2, 100 mile an hour storm. alina machado is right there. we have another crew right here. we have indra petersons and joe johns right there and look at that. we can't even believe how that storm is going to go right along there. you need to be inside if you can be and not certainly in the water. we're not going to have our reporters in the water, that's for sure. jim? >> one measure of how bad the weather is now, we can't go to alina machado because the signa

all these cells not only in portions of central tennessee but towards virginia and the border of north carolina. so very dangerous situation. several tornadic super cells are moving into some big cities. in the great lakes, we have several severe thunderstorm warnings as the front continues to press eastward, a very strong cold front interacting with warm, unstable air, and that's giving us the threat for severe weather. for all of the big cities into the overnight tonight, including d.c., up to new york and boston, hail, damagingwinds, and yes, tornadoes. really, the state of tennessee needs to be on alert for the next several hours. then as we go into monday, the threat diminishes. but overnight tonight, if you live in those areas shaded in yellow, as i pointed out, across the ohio river valley, tennessee river valley, pay very close attention to your weather authorities. your current temperatures, extremely warm across the southern and central u.s. 103 in phoenix as well. you can see where cooler, dryer air is interacting with that. potential super cells for the evening. ahead of the front,

north before the sun goes down. all the action is to the south. in parts of the middle peninsula, virginia and start oust heavier -- farther south heavier rain all the way back to greensboro, north carolina. it will get out of here with the cold front clearing skies, drier cooler air overnight. but we have a severe watch in effect southside virginia through and ater, beach front eastern north carolina. a little earlier a tornado warning south of downtown richmond. 83 and 75 the high and low. four years ago today we had a record-setting 101 degrees in the nation as capital. the 70's, veryin comfortable given the average temperature this time of day is upper 80's. reagan national. 70 in fredericksburg with the rain. 79 in easton. as far as dew point temperatures that all important figure we use calculate the true amount of moisture in the air it is pretty comfortable. 50's and 60's for dew points but we have cooler temperatures. dew points,fortable warm temperatures and that means it will be comfortable outside with the sunshine. high pressure will build in, clear the skies overnight and beautiful day tomorrow, 85 with sun and low humidity but by saturday morning this high will the weekend

north carolina. a tropical storm warning is issued into virginia and north carolina is on alert for a hurricane with the storm on a potential collision course with the outer banks due early friday. in places like cape hatteras, the fourth of july could become the 6th or 7th of july with fireworks shows on hold. north carolina's governor is warning people, do not be fooled. >> don't put your stupid hat on. usually most injuries occur right before a storm or right after a storm. >> cnn's renee marsh is in north carolina. are people there starting to worry? >> reporter: you know, they are waiting and they are definitely watching to see what this storm is doing and what direction it is going in. i can tell you just about two hours ago a mandatory evacuation got under way in one county here in north carolina and in just a matter of hours, jake, we are expecting heavy winds, heavy rains and you see those waves there, guaranteed, they will will be much, much larger in just a matter of hours. >> you don't plan on a hurricane over the fourth of july. >> reporter: tropical storm arthur threat edge to deliver

people reported seeing the tire ball in pennsylvania, new jersey, virginia, maryland and north carolina. the remain employee says because the on.equity is so low on the horizon he believes it shows the meteor breaking up. a woman wrote she was so in hock and awe after viewing the meteor. >> i don't think that describes what is going on and here this morning, maybe drizzle. >> drizzle. you could need a fan because it is muggy and it will be warmer today and at bart we will be in the lower 70's for concord and pittsburg and 63 in dublin/pleasanton and 59 in fremont and 64 at sfo and 57 in daly city. we will pens more fog and drizzle loan the coastline and increasing clouds with many layer coming back in bringing humidity over the weekend and you can expect muggy conditions for the aids walk on monday and warmer and 86 degrees and 78 around the bay and 66 along the coast. the warmup is really starting next week. as we look we have construction on the bay bridge in the eastbound direction from the toll plaza and that will last until 6:00 this morning and westbound direction we are not seein

it is to be used only for great misdemeanors it was set in the north carolina ratification convention. in the virginia ratification convention it was said we need one branch to check the others. no one need be afraid, the north carolina ratification convention, no one need be afraid that officers who commit oppression will pass with community. prosecutions of impeachments will seldom fail to agitate the passions of the whole community, said hamilton in the federalist papers, number 65. we divide into parties. i do not mean political parties in that sense. the drawing of political lines goes to the motivation behind impeachment. but impeachment must proceed within the confines of the constitutional term high crimes and misdemeanors. of the impeachment process, it was woodrow wilson who said nothing short of gnosis of the law of the land will give speed and effectiveness. indignation so great to overthrow party interest may secure a conviction, but nothing else can. common sense would be revolted if we engaged upon this process for petty reasons. congress has a lot to do. appropriations, tax reform, hea

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north carolina. we have hurricane warnings in effect from surf if i north carolina up into the north carolina virginiaorder. all of this area is looking at the hurricane warnings in effect. some will have heavy rain 6 inches of rain possible. that will be a concern in terms of flooding along the coastal areas strong rip current are an issue. you can see the coastal flooding as the hurricane continues to move northward. it is forecast to further intensify. from late tonight into early tomorrow morning it could have maximum sustained winds at 85 miles per hour. it could braise the coast along north carolina or make rainfall there. it is supposed to as a category 1 hurricane. it will forecast to remain far enough away from the coast of the northeast where most impact will be minimal if we see any. but it is parts of the cape that could be looking at tropical storm conditions friday night into early saturday morning. that's pretty much the only area that will be seeing impact from this storm system. we have a cold front that is moving eastward across the northeast. it does have the potential to produce se

north carolina's outer banks as a category two storm. tonight, there are hurricane warnings along the north carolina coast, up to the virginia border and tropical storm warnings now posted as far north as nantucket and cape cod. the weather channel's jim cantore leads off our coverage from salvo, on the outer banks of north carolina. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. arthur is trying its best to be the earliest known landfalling hurricane in history in the state of north carolina. and unfortunately it is going to pack a punch. it's already interrupted thousands of people's vacations and it's going to do more harm before the night is out. let's time this out for you. as you mentioned, a 9 0e 90-mile-an-hour hurricane is expected to be a category two with winds of 100 miles an hour by tonight. it should come in just to the east of moorehead city around midnight or slightly after. by 2:00 a.m., 40 miles to the southwest of nagshead and friday morning once the sun comes up, it should clear the outer banks. friday, 2:00 p.m., 200 miles to the northeast of nagshead, in a much improved weather condition across the outer banks of no

. >> they are looking at the north carolina and virginia border and there is a mandatory evacuation at mad hatter island and the fireworks show is now scheduled for tonight. this is video from last year and organizers say tonight's performance could be canceled if it's not safe. they caught an amazing series of strikes during the empire state building. five people were hurt when a decorative facility said beneath the area were affected. they had intermittent power outages a across the state. >>> coming up allegationels about a long running scam and it -- and it slid off. >>> and if you are driving on highway 17, we will tell you more about the morning commute and bay area weather. >>> it is not as extensive and temperatures will be on the cool to warm side, temperatures 95% humidity and we have the warmer pattern am coming up. . >>> this morning operations are back to normal at the airport after three flights have to be canceled after a problem with the airport's monitoring system and they cannot fly and there are 400 travelers. the obama administration is asking some airports overseas

as far as the storm goes, currently, racing away from virginia and north carolina.ing to be a beautiful

virginia and north carolina. you're seeing some of the storms moving offshore.ll that threat for some severe weather, even after this morning we saw some strong storms, more spotty now, but we can see more of the stronger storms developing today from south carolina all the way up to virginia and around there, more of the hit and miss storms. here's how things play out this weekend there will be a severe weather threat, this system working across the country, another one moving through, this is saturday and then overnight saturday into sunday, going to see that threat, very moist air around. tomorrow, you're going to see that chance for thunderstorms, from iowa, over to the upper peninsula of michigan, looking for the severe weather threat, moving into chicago by tomorrow night and on saturday, more storms moving into the ohio valley. severe weather threat will be moving off the east coast, but we do have to focus our attention to the plains and eventually the midwest. >> thank you so much. speaking of storms, seems the president is fending off a new one every da

as far as the storm goes, currently, racing away from virginia and north carolina. it's going to be a beautiful afternoon there. all the bad weather has spread up into areas of new england and along the jersey shore. there's been a cold front that's stalled up in this region. that was responsible for some really bad thunderstorms the last two days. that's now picking up the moisture. you see it just spreading northwards. and that rain is moving through areas of long island, also into connecticut, rhode island. and we have flash flooding concerns. the storm itself still a category 1, move to the northeast at 24 miles per hour. that's a fast forward speed. this storm will be blowing by connecticut and cape cod later on tonight. and into nova scotia 24 hours from now. and then it will be just long gone and done. here's the official forecast path from the hurricane center. category 1 hurricane just south of cape cod by 8:00 p.m. this evening. and that's when some of the gusty winds and heaviest rains will be over the cape and the islands as we go throughout the early ev

nags head from north virginia decided to pack it in. >> we felt -- we asked him, he said mandatory evacuation, so we decided to leave little earl. >> i impact felt far beyond north carolina boston moved its independence fest tifts tiff tis up a day, putting on concert and fireworks show last night. arthur expected to arrive there today as weaker storm, as it continues its path northward. >> now, we are already hearing about tens of thousands of power outages, in just north carolina alone. the governor said this is the kind of storm that can do significant damage to structures and flooding because of the storm surge, also big worries about the roads here. a lot of these barrier islands, very vulnerable, one road going into the mainland, a lot of wore business people sticking it out there, that they will be block from the mainland. governor says we will be able to access the damage when the sun's up. >> be safe, talk to you in a little bit. >>> arthur is also stirring up the surround in our area as well. >> beach-goers down the shore are urged to use caution if they do venture out into the water. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein, joins us now in ocean city cape may

north carolina. >> reporter: on the beaches of north carolina and virginia, it is the calm before the storm. >> unlesst gets really bad, we will stay. we will ride it out. >> reporter: beach goers are getting in another day of fun in the sun before arthur moves in. >> some people are talking about evacuating. some aren't. >> reporter: from space the storm looks ominous. forecasters are saying it will bruch the east coast. north carolina governor is warping not to get complacent. >> while the current forecast does not indicate this will be a major impact, we are taking this storm very seriously. i ask that all coastal residents and visitors do the same. >> reporter: it generate dangerous rip currents a recipe for disaster on this crowded 4th of july week. >> we need to be prepared. people make poor decisions. they don't heed warnings of the emergency service individuals. we will have to get wet. we will be pulling people out. >> reporter: as the storm draws closer, another warning from the governor. b a s o put your stupi hatlly,s rorm.r:on ts hu gai >> a inel tential spo upnd dow >> it den wre wh re s

north carolina's virginia foxx. >> this is not about politics. if there were republican president doing the same thing, i would feel just as strongly. this is about the constitution. >> reporter: democrats argued president obama simply put the brakes on a regulation that wasn't ready. hakeem jeffries is from new york. >> are you taking us on a joy ride through the article three court system. it is an effort that will crash and burn. >> reporter: republican frustration has been building fair while as president obama signed executive orders to enact policies they oppose on energy, immigration, and welfare. democrats contend it's his only option when congress is hopelessly gridlocked. alabama's terri sewell: >> enough is enough. with only two days left before our five-week recess, we need to be doing the business of the american people, not the business of our political parties. >> reporter: individual lawmakers or small groups of them have tried to sue presidents before with little success. the courts have generally ruled that congress already has

, and are expected to get worse several hurricane warnings have been issued across north carolina, reaching the virginia border. the storm not expected to hit land. now earlier this morning, city officials ordered mandatory evacuations for cape hadaras, that's off north carolina's coast. >> we are taking this storm very seriously, and i asked that all coastal residents and visitors do the same. >> other evacuations are expected as the storm grows and it could bring up to four inches of rain. now because of the storm, some city ace long the east coast moved up their fourth of july celebrations. the annual boston pop's concert and fireworks show will happen today to avoid any impact from the hurricane. the show could be canceled though depending on the weather. >>> also happening now, the northbound lanes of 280 are closed from the 101 interchange to near at&t park for construction. the closure is creating tricky traffic in the areas as thousands will have to use already jammed streets and 101. and the interstate's going to closed until monday and some giants fans who usually drive on 280 have to consider

north carolina's virginia fox. >> this is not about politics. if there were a republican president doing the same thing, i would feel just as strongly. this is about the constitution. >> reporter: democrats argue president obama simply put the brakes on a regulation that wasn't ready. >> you are taking us on a joy ride through the article 3 court system. it is an effort that will crash and burn. >> reporter: republican frustration has been building for a while as president obama signed executive orders to enact policies they oppose on energy, immigration, and welfare. democrats contend it's his only option when isng hopelessly gridlocked. alabama's terry sule. >> enough is enough. with only two days left before our five-week recess, we need to be doing the business of the american people, not the big of our political parties. >> reporter: individual lawmakers or small groups of them have tried to sue presidents before without much success. generally the courts have ruled that congress already has the ability to check the president's power withou

with that same cold front throughout the southeast, the strongest of which will come from virginia into north carolinanew storm back just east of the rockies. >> thanks, ginger, david murphy here on the terrace. we have a lot of sunshine up over most of the area and it is warm and humid with temperatures in the 70's right now. your exclusive accuweather 7-day, a high this afternoon of 89. accuweather says it remains warm and somewhat humid. during the afternoon hours in particular there could be a couple of pop-up gusty thunderstorms. i suppose some of them could go into the early evening hours. these are spotty but where they hit they could be gusty. mainly dry tomorrow in the 80's and 87 and sunny on friday. >>> we are also happy to be here. my new friends from louisiana. i love your outfits. we'll get everybody outside soon but for now we'll go into the studio. >> thanks, ginger. >>> "heat index" time, prince george kicks it off. coming up on his birthday. we have a new behind-the-scenes look at his first year including some colicky moments for the future king although he looks happy there and lama

virginia coast. sky gazers from north carolina to new jersey watched the rocket as it headed off into space. the capsule is carrying more than 3,000 pounds of food and supplies. among the items, clothing that's bacteria and odor resistant for astronauts. >>> today marks one year since george zimmerman was acquitted. he admitted to shooting in the armed teen in florida but claimed it was in self-defense. the resulting trial sparked a heated debate about racial profiling, gun laws, and self- defense in the u.s. in jersey city, new jersey, a man wanted for murder lures a rookie cop to a store and then shoots the cop. he was shot in the head as he responded this morning. tonight police say the 27-year- old gunman made a phony robbery call to lure the police to the store and begin shooting once they arrived. they say just before the shooting, lawrence campbell told a witness that, quote, watch the news because i'm going to be famous. campbell was shot and killed by police officers at the scene. >>> lightning is blamed for two deaths of two hikers in colorado's rocky mountain national park. the se