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the weavers' founding after world war ii, saying -- "we still had the feeling that if we could sing loud enough and strong enough and hopefully enough, it would make a difference." the weavers were targeted by anti-communist fervor, investigated by the senate internal security subcommittee and blacklisted. fellow weavers member peter seeger, who died last year praised ronnie gilbert during an interview on democracy now! in 2004 as he remembered the founding of the weavers. >> we were fortunate to run into one of the world's greatest singers, ronnie gilbert, in her early 20's, beautiful voice. in a strong alto voice. i would have to be two inches from the microphone, she could be two feet from the microphone and she would drown me out. amy: ronnie gilbert died on saturday at a retirement community in the california bay area suburb of mill valley at the age of 88. her death was confirmed by her partner donna korones, whom she married to us it -- earlier attempted suicide after being denied asylum as we will bring you that story later in the broadcast. and those are some of the headlin

this woman has been a weaver all her life a skill he learnt. she is raising four children making less then $20 a month. >> translation: this is all right. life is not great. between household chores and a small income i'm happy. we do the best we can. she is teacher her daughter to weave. not erp is keeping up the tradition. the weaving is a century's old tradition. it is one that is dying out. skills are not taught but weavers lacked financial capacity to continue. a 3-meter long mat takes 2 months to make. the patterns are create individually. made from pineapple and other fabrics, they are died using tree bark and herbal extracts. >> materials are expensive. there's a few weavers and buyers. here, the fabrics are expensive so not a lot of people buying. you are looking at ways to market it. luckily we have people to help us in the industry. >> reporter: local merchants invested to cope the industry alive. the value is behind many. weaving is a refuge. weaving helped the wounds to heel. the stories of their land >>> and you can keep up to dat

. >>> and a labor of love for women weavers in the philippines.se colorful mats are a way out of conflict. >>> european leaders have agreed to relocate some of the record-numbers of migrants who have arrived on european shores in recent months. thousands of people have come to italy and greece will be sent to other countries. but a system of mandatory quotas for each e.u. country was rejected. voluntary schemes aimed at speeding up the low relocation. european leaders have agreed to the following plan over the next two years. 40,000 migrants who fled desperate situations in their home country to his travel to italy and greece will be relocated to other european states. 20,000 people, mostly syrians and iraqis living in camps outside of europe will now be resettled within its borders. these numbers pale in comparison to the 153,000 migrants that have already land ed in europe other "the stream" year, an increase of 149% when compared to the same period last year when just 61 1/2 thousand migrants entered europe. the president of the european commis

there are only a few weavers left and a few beers, as well. the fab fabrics are expensive. we are looking to market it and luckily have people within the industry. >> local merchants have been investing to keep the industry alive. the weaving is marketability but its value goes beyond money. weaving has become they are ref final, hoping their wounds to heal, the stories of their land revealed in their patterns. >> we all want to know what mr. djokovic has been up to. do tell us. >> peru through to the semifinals of the copa america for the second time in a row beating bolivia to set up a last encounter with chile. we have more. >> peru scored five goals in the last copa america but yet to net this time in chile. putting peru ahead in the 20th 20th minute of the quarter final, setting up for the second just three minutes later. a misplaced past from bolivia mid fielder allowed the flamingo forward to complete his hat trick midway through the second half. in the last few minutes a penalty. he scored the spot kick, but it was too late, as peru won the match 3-1. >> it's good f

>> good afternoon, commissioners i'm dean weaver the executive director of ocean avenue association this proposed zoning change come out of our street light committee the challenge is that most pedestrians on oceanic never getting get beyond fellowship feland or geneva they're going from city college to bart and bart and city college and back no amenity or services provided along did ocean avenueably bart station for that matter and laughing u allowing this kind of zoning change potential adds services there are none now without disrupting the residential characteristic of the upper floors or the other buildings for that matter? not required with the pertaining to go through this we were inspired by the model of what's happening on 18th street in the castro some very nice ground floor spaces are created whereas it a mix ground floors still have the garages some that none but a nice combination of the old and the new and it's a nice combination of different ways of approaching expanding retail districts i'll be happy to answer any questions if you have thank you. >> thank you. >> good aft

that's going to be your biggest threat with any storm this afternoon and even again tomorrow, weaver got lots of what we call pre simple water in the as moss fever, like ringing out a sponge when the storms come through can dump heavy rain, risk for ponding on the roads and flashflooding. dew point almost to match it, feels very sticky outside right now. and headed up to 89 degrees today. with showers thunderstorms at any time. now, headed very, very quickly toward the start of summer, six days away, june 21st, 1st day of summer, and the longest day of the year, first day of summer here also fathers day 09 degrees, certainly will feel like summer but this last week of spring feeling pretty summer like as well. >> good morning right now very dark shot of the ben franklin bridge, as we take a look here, you know what i'll step out of the way to give you better idea. traveling on the ben making your way into philadelphia, we have that hey i fog, trample up and over the bridge, in either direction, but both sides of the ben are still moving fairly well. i would say if you are traveling i

weaver is suspected of selling illegal firearms.ay standoff, weaver's son, his wife and a deputy u.s. marshal are killed. then on february 28th, 1993, following a gun battle between the atf and members of a religious group called the branch davidians, federal agents lay siege to the group's compound near waco, texas. a suspected cache of illegal weapons is at the center of the controversy. >> mcveigh was just absolutely in a rage over both of those incidents, but the one thing that pushed him over the edge and turned him into a terrorist was the waco incident. >> at one point, mcveigh drives to waco to observe the siege. >> he went and parked his car nearby and selling anti-government pamphlets, giving interviews to at least one reporter back then about how much he distrusted the u.s. government. >> during an assault by the fbi on april 19th, the branch davidian come pound is engulfed by fire. at least 76 men, women and children die during the inferno. >> mcveigh told us that he was convinced that the u.s. government purposely murde

weaver is here. >> good afternoon, mr. weaver. >> good afternoon. before i read through the motions for may and june, i wanted to point out in case you haven't heard this yet that oewd is planning to select 10 neighborhood commercial streets in san francisco that are undergoing work to assist the merchants in carrying on through that activity. this is something we talked about last time i was here, so it sounds like oewd has picked up on this and is going to participate as well. first motion i'm going to go through was from our may meeting the cac urges the sfmta to leave geneva beach division as the home with the historic fleet where there is ample room for storage and maintenance as well as space for future expansion of the historic fleet. second motion, cac urges the sfmta to store the historic horse car body and the portugal car in an indoor facility such as the burk warehouse should the vehicles have to vacate the marin storage facility fo in order to preserve them and protect them from decay. i hope you guys know about that because i'm not sur

. ♪ [music break] amy: the weavers, "if i had a hammer."inger ronnie gilbert died on saturday in mill valley, california. the great folksinger was 88. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we are still with eric lecompte jubilee usa network, most recently in dresden, germany for the g-7 finance ministers gathering. and we are joined by gawain kripke, the director of policy and research at oxfam america. he is currently in germany for the g-7 summit, a little ways away from this castle where the group of seven wealthiest democracies are meeting. juan: gawain kripke i should more have properly asked about the issue of the g7 and coal in the relationship is there discussing climate change, the relationship to coal production worldwide. >> the g-7 leaders come here every year and say they want to attack climate change. at the end of the day, the communiquÉ says very little. your president obama earlier in the program megyn climate change is one of the big issues they will take up

weaver said not the economic development arm for the neighborhood we don't have the ability that is fair, i think that the key with the studies will be looked at short term and long-term obviously when traffic patterns in the beginning upcoming people evaluated for patterns during construction and reevaluate digging out the reiterations and looking at things to tell and looking at what types of things to be murder and the issue of our job enforcement and generally the assets. >> thank you, again, for all the fine work and the recommendations that come out of the advisory committee. >> mr. chairman you'll asked 33 me to call 11 to increase the airport for taxicab trips for sfo from two to $4 and item 12 authorized the director to have the wave of the 2016 for medallions and fiscal year relationship a card renewable fees for all taxicabs drivers. >> good afternoon. >> hi good afternoon kate with the taxis and assessable services for item 11 the sfo trips that a driver may charge a driver from two to $4 sfo charges the taxicab drivers for trips originally at sfo and currently $2 and the air

earl weaver of course is number one on the list. paul richard ss is second.s currently tied with hank bower who played for the yankees and then managed the orioles from 1964 to 1968 and won a world title in 1966. he would be replaced by hank bower, but currently tied with him. and buck told us that he got to know hank bower a little bit during the his days managing the yankees, and hank bower would show up on old timers' day and visit him. >> tom: what a great time when they would come back to visit in those days. buck was a fan and mickey mantle was his hero growing up. >> kenny: and ma chauchado sends this one down the left field line. over to make the catch is young. one away and he said that mickey mantle, and they would get mobbed by the fans and reporters and teammates, and the current yankees would sneak into the office to chat with buck and chat. >> tom: and tell stories that we can't pass along, but tell the store ris that i cannot imagine what is it like to have buck have mickey in the office just sit there and tell stories about the good old days.

weaver is not here all matters listed under the consent agenda are considered by the board be enacted by one resolution in the form or forms listed below. if discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the consent agenda separately i have one speaker under this topic herbert wiener. >> mr. wiener. >> herbert wiener as members of this board may know and director reiskin i sent an e-mail about an incident that occurred two weekends ago one california from the embarcadero it stops at presidio i had to wait 15 minutes for another bus that went back to the barn my route was interrupted and takes 36 minutes to get oath bus nevertheless i was furious i had to walk to my home so what is the remedy to this what i'm recommending the people that are rudely inconvenience by the small bus runs they if they have to take a taxicab they should take the receipt for the bill and bill mta when mta will not pay mta should be taken to small complains court that is inexcusable maybe guaranteeing so many times in small claims courting we can't do that this is the carrot and stick approach this tim

>> earl weaver would be proud. >> i just don't get it. i just don't get it. >> i don't either. >> nothing ever gets reversed. >> we've got to >> pelley: what's leftof bill soaks the southern plains. there's fear of flooding but these dark clouds also have a silver lining. also tonight homegrown terror. an alleged isis sympathizer is charged with attempting to murder an f.b.i. agent. seeing red-- a strange invasion of tuna crabs in southern california. and they're playing his song. ♪ keep on rockin' in the free world ♪ >> pelley: but what happens when songwriter and candidate are out of harmony. ♪ keep on rockin' in the free world captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the last major storm of spring dumps several more inches of rain on texas today, a state still recovering from deadly

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. >> back to breaking news, weaver just learned house fire in lower salford township has turned fatal. >> let's get the latest from "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch. he is liver at the scene this morning with new information. good morning justin. >> reporter: good morning, so far the information has been slow going so far. we have learned short time ago this was indeed a fatal fire. we are hearing that from montgomery county fire dispatch. we are toll one person, who lost her life, was inside of the home, and four others were taken to nearby hospitals. fire investigation continues at this time. we've seen several fire engines, firefighters lever the scene. i want to show you the garage of the home. a lot of activity, hot spots we saw earlier let's take you now to video so you can see what kind of scene firefighters were up, smokey, hazy muggy, as women. here when this fire broke out shortly after 2:00 this morning, they have that fire under control by about 2:40, sorry 3:45 or so actually, that fire was brought under control. four people were taken to hospitals, and that one pe

>> and, weaver some sunshine outside right now. but some storms are coming. i'll time everything out for you when we >> take a look at this video death defying trip across open draw bridge caught on camera. investigators say the driver plowed right through a traffic arm and went right over the bridge just as it start today open. for palm beach gardens police say 29 year old james is no daredevil, distracted driver. he and passengers were treated for minor injuries, and the driver faces wreckless driving charges. i think i heard he was dealing with his gps or something distracted. >> exactly, he just made it. i mean, if it was open a little wider. >> just little wider. >> whole different story yes. whole different story. hey, man? >> good graying yesterday, beautiful, from late june, but now back at it creeping humidity hearings comes showers, storms, so that will be the trend as we finish offer the monday of june and head into july. but still okay here, in center city, we take you outside right now. live look from our campbell's field camera being looking at

we have our well running weaver some light on in the house, tv's, but been prep tough. our pool is turning green and avenue pregnant wife with no air-conditioning. so that you can expect how that goes. >> and east greenwich township, burger king and shoprite were running on generator power. crews continue to work around the clock. >>> this morning philadelphia police searching for the person who murdered eight a year old woman in east mount airy, found dead in her home, her throat cut her car silver 2007 silver toyota corolla is missing, she had been living with a man, described as friend, but not suspect since he's been in the hospital for the past week. >>> one of the suspect in west philadelphia block party shooting that sent ten people to the hospital has turned himself in. dominick lamar surrendered yesterday, accused in the june 20 shooting, 4100 block of ogdon street in man too a victims were all hit with bird shot fired from shotgun. second suspect call eve harley, still at large. >> escaped up-state new york prisoner now in custody says he he split up with his

and stephen vogt crafty against weaver. drove in marcus semyon. ben zobrist.he dish, make it 2-1. r.b.i. doubles. 26,471 saw the as close the final 4-1. >>> nationals, max scherzer. one out away to jose tabada. hit him. that was the end of the perfecto, but the second no hitter of the season. the second no-no in the nationals history. they won the game 6-0. sweet tasting victory. nationals tradition of chocolate showers for performance like that. >>> hey, where was steph curry tonight? you will be interested to find out. and the biggest name in swimming, right here in the bay mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! >> a fire near the u.s. open site did not affect play at chambers bay. jordan spieth missed it. bogey, four, six holes. dustin johnson smooth. it is a par 70 and he is tied for the lead. so we have spieth and johnson. jason day barely got through yesterday. battling vertigo. he is in the mix. brandon grace, t-shot. the par three

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. >> reporter: close by, samantha weaver was asleep with her family in their camper when the storm hit>> we rolled one and a half times, and we lifted over the electrical box, and then landed, and rolled again. >> and rob is here now. a terrifying night for that family. the first day of summer, rough for so many people. you were telling me the center of the country is getting slammed. >> i think the north central part of the u.s. will be hit tonight. tornado watch in eastern montana through north dakota. we're watching the storms pop up. and will drive through the east tomorrow. highly populated areas like minneapolis, chicago. detroit, enhanced area of severe weather there. damaging winds, and possibly a tornado. >> how about the heat out west? any relief for those guys? >> some relief there, but it's going to be expanding. and no real rain in the forecast. five to 15 degrees above normal. pushing the heat north. oregon and washington, could see triple digits toward the middle part of the week. and that's pretty unusual for this time of year. >> rob, thanks. >>> and the temperatures a

nothing to worry about if you are traveling on any of the majors, one thing that we do have for you weaver construction, traveling on the vine street expressway. now, if you are traveling westbound, construction pick up. that's why we're seeing these vehicles here moving from the westbound vine on to the ramp to the schuylkill. if you are trying to jump on the ramp to the vine street expressway eastbound from 76, we have this closure point. so your best alternate is to take spring garden, maneuver through the city just fine. traveling on the 42 freeway no delays in either direction it is slick out there though. katie will be talking about that in a moment. i would imagine. but, even in weather like this, where it is just like casino of drizzle you want to take it easy. definitely accident prone. so just be careful but all of the majors look great in pa, in urge new jersey delaware, no delays for mass transit. i definately imagine we may be seeing some delays at the airport, katy? >> low cloud deck, when you have got some showers it only takes drizzle for it to slow you down out there. if y

. >> right now we want to get our forecast, weaver some good news katie good morning. >> we certainly do. this pesky system plaguing us for days will finally get booted out to sea as faster atmosphere flow begins to start picking up. we will still find shower around there today. certainly you can see it over my shoulder. you'll see what we are talking about here showers are little bit more widespread than we did see yesterday, at least right now so, little bit more prone here say outside of the i95 corridor really within that range to see shower as you travel here and there. but, overall we are expecting much more of what we have seen in recent days, limited sun more clouds than anything, shower here and there and we do have of course another game down at citizens bank park tonight, 69 degrees at first pitch this evening. should be at least few peaks of sun by that point as well, then by tomorrow, we start to generally just end one more sunshine. that's also going to help warm things up for us too in the longrun, vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much. well, right now roads are s

close by, samahtha weaver was asleep with her family in their camper when the storm hit. >> we rolled one and a half times, and we lifted over the electrical box, and then landed, and rolled again. >> and rob is here now. a terrifying night for that family. the first day of summer rough for so many people. >> i think the north central part of the u.s. will be hit tonight. eastern montana through north dakota. we're watching the storms pop up. and will drive through the east tomorrow. highly populated areas like minneapolis, chicago. >> how about the heat out west? >> some relief there, but it's going to be expanding. and no real rain in the forecast. five to 15 degrees above normal. oregon and washington could see triple digits toward the middle part of the week. >>> and the lack of rain not good news for crews on the wildfire battle lines. dozens of fires burning across several states. and ryan owens reporting in from the fire lines tonight. >> reporter: dozens of new fires popping up across alaska. tonight, there are 145 burning across its vast wilderness. more than 30 homes destroy

. >> ♪ irene good night ♪ >> glor: ronnie gilbert was the loan female voice in the weavers a group thatheir progressive politics got them blacklisted but gilbert said if you sang loud enough and hopefully it would make a difference. ronnie gilbert was 88 years old. a major upset today at the french open. mens file stan wawrinka beat novak djokovic in four sets to take the title it is the second grand slam win of wawrinka's career. djokovic has eight but has never won the french open. an american set off from japan today hoping to become the first woman to row across the pacific by herself. sonia baumstein plans to row 6,000 miles to san francisco by late september. she packed 1,000 pounds of dehydrated meals, kit kats peanut butter and two machines that make salt water drinkable. and a super-sized sunflower in germany has set a world record. a gardener named hans pert schiffer grew a sun flower to the towering height of 30 feet and one inch. it is surrounded by multilevel scaffolding to keep it from flopping over and breaking. still ahead here, two baby girls undergo a first of its kind

weaver looking at a potential heat wave starting tomorrow and the heat indexes are going to be up to mid 90's, probably the up are 90's at times. storm tracker six live double scan this morning though shows i was dry low humidity morning, real comfortable as you step outside. taking a look outdoors, lots of sunshine. get those shades ready as you climb aboard your chevy or chrysler or whatever it is you're driving this morning, it's going to be bright. temperature right now 68 degrees. dewpoint is down there below that 60-degree threshold for humidity so it really doesn't feel all that humid out there and winds are light real comfortable morning as you step outside. satellite and radar showing you a lack of significant cloud cover this morning so it will be shades weather for the morning commute. we may get some fair weather cumulus popping in during the afternoon but generally speaking looks pretty bright from start to finish its going to be warm. 80 degrees as soon as 11 o'clock. your high today we'll get to 87 degrees around 3 o'clock but with lower humidity it will be a lot more

there are only a few weavers and buyers left. for example, here the fabrics are expensive but looking at where to market it we have people who help us in the industry. >> local merchants have been investing just to keep the industry alive. the weaving is marketability but its value goes beyond money for these women. weaving has become their refuge in a conflict within community. weaving has helped their wounds to heal they say. the stories of their land revealed in their patterns. >> weighing the threat against of lives with the importance of their livelihood. villagers facing danger every day to provide for their families. and seeing the impact of global warning firsthand in the marshall islands. >> challenge the way you look at the world. >> talking about big subjects. >> telling human stories. >> rising waters taking their toll... we go to the threatened marshall islands... to talk to the peole affected most >> is there a plan? >>> indonesiaens are trying to get on with their lives but the volcano's predictability means they'r

tom: we will talk to menu weaver of the baltimore orioles to understand arguing and home plate. this retreat. yields move higher. central-bank parlor game continues. all of this is a backup for the simple fact that michael disagrees with consensus. forget about deflation fears. he says things are simply not as bad within the great reflation trade. he is with marketfield asset management and joins us on commodities. oil up, oil down. are you willing to be constructive on commodities as everyone else runs? michael s.: i put oil on one side but the more interesting question is what might be happening with some of the industrial metals which had the overproduction cycle. i think the great question is how sensitive are industrial medal cyclist going to be too chinese monetary policy? that has the potential to be the game changer. i think chinese liquidity is very, very closely linked. tom: i will go with you on that. the bloomberg blended commodity index, the gloom of the moment. you are pushing against that because industrial metals seem to be better. more china be benefited by renm

weaver seen the u.s. and french in the last few weeks saying that there cannot be a military solution in iraq without a political solution. what they're looking to abadi to do is something they were looking toward al-maliki to do, embrace the sunni community more in iraq, try to be more inclusive of them in the government so the resentment doesn't continue to grow. al abadi is blaming the coalition, saying he needs more intelligence sharing when it comes to airstrikes. he is saying nothing cob accomplished unless there i also support for iraq's ground troops which analysts say at best are in tatters. it's a very complicated situation, a very delicate diplomatic dance. while the talks go on behind me, you have war raging in iraq and in syria and the situation doesn't seem to be getting any better. it will be very interesting to see what comes of this meeting today and if there are concrete proposals put forth on changing this situation in iraq. >> thank you. >> an american journalist freed from yemen is ex

i asked karen weaver of drexel, what it may look like seth blatter.talking about a committee fa?ning fi >> i think that is what we need, think we will see that. placewas a lot of time in to rally against -- rallied behind one person. the overwhelming belief is the be hisill actually successor. while he has been when of the loudest people calling against him, he was one of the loudest champions to host the 2022 world .up the corruption is very rampant. could the u.s. push him out? did the action by the justice department push him out? >> i think the action by the justice department alone did not do it. it enabled his sponsors and iner allies to say perhaps his in a defensible position and they pushed him out. the other thing that will not change is this north and south dynamic that within global soccer. you really have a lot of smaller countries that are very resentful of the power that germany, germany have the global power and economic weight. like talking about the sec in college football. quick yes. this will continue to exist. a way toill find out

. >> reporter: yeah, lucy for sure it's one of many weaver heard about this year.oday is may 31 the 151 is the day of the year so far in the city of philadelphia there have been a total of 97 homicide victimsvictims. that comes to one homicide victim 37 hours. many of them have the same thing in common. >> no family no have to suffer a loss like this. >> my life was changed forever. my 18-year-old charles johnson was murdered in a case of mistaken dent at this time. >> cheryl pedro suffered through it too. >> he was at the wrong place at the wrong time and the bullet him in the past been he -- back and he passed. >> two guys came in and cornered him, put a gun to his head. >> reporter: but didn't pull the trigger. james stole man wasn't so luck see while walking his dog in philadelphia's overbrook section. the 51-year-old was shot to death young teenaged boys accused in a botched robbery. and so today in his memory, at the spot where he died, the three women and several others came here to pray. >> we want to end the killings. >> listen to our voices. >> reporter:

>> yes, i went right by you guys because i saw my two friends, jack and henry from last year, weavermeron is my new buddy taking me out there, we will go paddle boarding but in the surround in. >> it will be pretty rough today. it will be fun. >> it will be fun and chilly, so come on back. sue serio on the beach and talk us through it, guys, good to see you again. ready to leave sticky sunscreens behind? new neutrogena cooldry sport. micromesh technology lets sweat pass through and evaporate so skin stays comfortable, while clinically proven protection stays on. new cooldry sport. neutrogena. >> nice to see you! >> o beautiful ankle bracelet. >> on top. >> you're on tv right now. >> don't worry nobody's watching. hype folks. >> general fred. >> basically, just going to push me out cam's going to push me out and then we will hope for the best, expect this. >> you have got this girl. >> okay, here we go. >> thank you thank you. >> stay stacey, watch jen what's going on. this is really good exercise. >> excellent exercise, for your core, your whole body, do you have balance. >> take a l

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weaver facing another water emergency, a rising sea level. >> lot experts say if you don't live near water, this will impact you. nbc bay area has details on a big concern. >> we have nine counties 41 cities boards of over 100 special districts, that all tough the bay. >> larry goldsband is trying to get people from all of those groups talking about rising sea levels. he's with the san francisco bay conservation and development commission. they are convincing bay area leaders rising water levels matter. >> if they have to use sfo or the oakland airport, they're affected. if they want to use east bay mud to flush their toilets or santa clara valley water district to get water oar whatever they're affected. >> the santa clara county civil grand jury calls it a slow rising emergency. the report points to a gauge near fort point that as recorded a 7-inch rise over the past 100 years. another constitutionalitiy predicts a 6-inch rise by 2030 a foot by 20250, and three feet in 85 years. it's not the water emergency most are talking about. >> you know obviously we're in a drought, so that s

. >> reporter: sir james weaver says he was just walking by and stopped in his tracks. he offered this explanation for the graffiti. >> black people general are fed up. >> reporter: city of richmond crews came by to power wash the monument. richmond police tell us they believe the vandalism happened overnight or in the early morning hours but right now nobody is in custody. this man, who does not want to be identified says it's time for everyone to come together and start talking. >> i certainly don't agree with the vandalism. i don't really think that should happen but it's part of a conversation that's long overdue. >>> we have more on today's ruling of the affordable care act. meet someone who watched this case very carefully shelia rogers who lives in richmond and suffered serious neck pain for years but couldn't afford to go to a doctor. one of the first things she did under obamacare was go see a physician and learned that her pain was caused by a serious spinal disorder. >> i'm like, okay. there's a reason for this pain. there's a reason why sometimes i can't eve

weaver seen similar crackdowns under hosni mubarek the former president. not much has changed under that president sisi. >> well, in fact, it's actually gotten much worse. this is the things that we're seeing now pale in comparison when we think about the fact that there's 40,000 political prisoners in egypt the crackdowns have taken the lives of hundreds, 1,000 people in one day in the miskerr that occurred six weeks after the coup. when we consider the fact that all of the independent political organizations or social organizations have been repressed in such a violent and ruthless way what we are seeing now is far worse than anything under the mubarak dictatorship. in 2011, they signaled we were not willing to tolerate the police state tactics emergency laws and today we hear president sisi simply announcing a kind of return to the same kind of emergency laws as though that is what was lacking in egypt in the last two years in terms of the lack of return to that security. >> i want to take you up on that particular point. see seep's reaction right after

so the main impact area will be the north and western suburbs now, weaver damaging winds. that's likely as these storms come through. with the change in wind direction, a few of these could see little rotation here. so we will watch for any type of warnings coming down as soon as radar detect the rotation they do issue tornado warning but potential is there for some of the storms to begin to rotate. there will be a lot of rain, as these storms roll through and if the situation comes up where they go over the same area could definitely see some flashflooding. so pay attention to all of the factors tomorrow afternoon and evening, especially in the nor and western suburbs. storms tomorrow, then showers and storms on tuesday not expected to be nearly as strong or severe, do hold back just enough where we keep them in the forecast. now, dries out wednesday. sin warm, but then hot hot and humid. thursday the humidity comes back the sheet here, we will try to stretch three days in a row of 90s but looks like we could column off 89 for saturday stretch of three days of 09 agree te

weaver back with the panel. a.b., can he he do it the second time? what does rick perry have to do to change the dynamic? >> i think it's hard. he has more executive than the other governors is he running against because he served longer. he has been in the military. he ran last time and built a reputation that he is trying to overcome, i think actually rick perry might believe in his heart he would be the best person for the job but he knows that this process offers you some redemption and platform and elevates you. i don't think anyone expected newt gingrich would win south carolina and he is bigger today because of it. this is just the truth about this process. it invites people in because it's a new chapter. rick perry is going to struggle. he has faint support. he has a narrow constituency to get around because there are other social conservatives in the race or other governors in the race, et cetera. you are looking at a money race that's going to really edge him out. i don't know how he gets around. scott walker, jeb bush, marco rubio and find

. >> hey, mike, weaver linda just tweeted in, look at the dunkin donuts people. do you see katy?y hi to katie at the dunkin donuts truck. hi katie. which one is katy? >> who is katie? anybody named katy? >> you tweet us, we try to getting a for you, lemonade days going on for this month, support lilly tomorrow, what a great event. >> coming up next weekends, part of the national movement to fight childhood cancer, original lemonade stand will be serving up that lemonade and june 13th ben win elementary school. actually my kids school. they have a loft fun things for the kids, bring the whole family, wonderful event starts 10:00 in the morning runs all day until 3:00 in the afternoon there is honors tradition of alexandra scott, neat little girl and her annual summer lemonade stand. >>> when the wept err gives you lemons, i'm in my jammies in my happy place. a vineyard, look at this, did you ever know that cape may had a vineyard? oh ya. ps: they like me in my jammies here, so i'm staying here in my jammies. >> 9:44 jen you asked people to guess with you are. we had someone just t