this is a video from gulf port florida, dumping rain on western florida. the storm now moving north. we have had pretty nasty weather here in new york. >> we're still tracking the system. still a tropical storm. . you can kind of see the center of circulations. and you mentioned new york city. some of the rain started yesterday a with a frontal system. that could prompt some water risers. you may see one to three feet of water on the coast. and say three plus is. it is moving quickly. and the wind field expands so for many areas including new york it's primarily a rainmaker and there is a look at the rain forecast. your weekend is not totally lost especially as you get in kpauds saturday morning. still coastal maine dealing with a number of threats let's say the flash flood watches. so, a number of separate angles to keep an eye on. >> all right. warm up storm. extra tropical. meanwhile we do have stops that are moving especially at the nasdaq. apple among them. let's head down to seema. >> a notable rally in tech. giving hope to traders that the fed won't

that bitch fetch is reaching down to the gulf for the moisture throwing heavy rain up to western floridae eye wall trying to wraprap around there. that's a signal that the storm is intensifying. pressure is falling. winds are up over night. it's continuing to push off here to the north, northeast. tornado warnings watches and warnings later today in florida. we have heavy rain up to eight inches in florida and gusty conditions later today. here is your current information onio andrea.a. 60 miles per hour winds movingso to the north northeast at 14. notice the path of the storm t takes it fairly close to our region later tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. we could take it over ocean city along its current path. this would bring us a gray and rainy day tomorrow with the potential for flooding rains for parts of area. best chance of that is south and east closer to the center of o action where we could be talking about several inches of rain. it could result in local flooding. we could have a breezy day tomorrow. keep that in mind.ha we havt e to finetune the path f a storm for tomorrow

bringing heavy rain to western florida. tornado watches posted for much of the state. in our direction d over the next 24-48 hours. so we're going to be in for a very, very wet friday i'm afraid. here is the latest, 60 miles pe hour winds tracking north northeast. pressure is down to 997 millibars. when that pressure is down the o weather is intensifying. notice it's still a tropical tro storm even as it's tracking upgu through the carolinas. car by late tomorrow afternoon and evening looks like the center of circulation is to the south and east. southern maryland and eastern shored you may bear the brunt of this. that means heavy rain and gusty winds. here in washington and points p north and west we could be talking about potentially heavy local rain and potential for for flash flooding. stay tuned to the forecast. there's your seven day.s 80 today. 78 tomorrow.orro good news storms moving quickly. out of here saturday. sunday looks sunny and bright. highs in the 80s. that's traffic. >> let me take you downtown. it's where we have a lot of activity still at this hour

from the middle portion of the country and the first tropical storm turning down in the western coast of florida. impact as with heavier band of rain. it a direct impact but definitely will bring us rain, soaking rain. good for the plants. florida getting inundated with the rain down there. and all across the state, flood watches and warnings. even a tornado watch time to spend up. have definitely been watching heavy rain. i can show you the track in just a bit. gusts to 69. it is moving to the northeast at 13 miles per hour. it will trek across florida and then along the eastern seaboard. tomorrow night just off of our coast. allowing more moisture to be tapped in. that is why we will see heavier bands of showers, maybe even storms. midnight saturday off the coast of new england. really quickly pulling out of here. setting the stage for an all right weekend around here. couple inches of rain a good possibility across the area. two plus east and along the 95 corridor. they already have watches a tropical storm warning serious to the southeast of the tidewater and coastal carolinas. watching the

first tropical storm of the atlantic turk season is getting stronger, as it heads toward the florida western cost, andrea is bringing drenching rain to the state. this is how it looked in clearwater yesterday. strong winds from the storm caused minor damage in sun city center and has spawned six tornado this morning. >> you have been tracking andrea's path? >> it is about to come ashore right now on the florida coast and it looks like it will be a flood maker and a tornado maker. nothing like you see in oklahoma, with tropical tornadoes tend to be small and short-lived but they are wrapped in rain so you cannot see them. radar is zoomed in on florida and the bands are working across florida and watch for the eye right there, moving toward the big bend area. so, tornadoes are a possible and the entire state of florida is under a tornado watch from now until 10:00, so, 7:00, our time. we have our own concern over our water where we are seeing sunshine, and live doppler 7 hd showing how dry the air that is moving in, as we speak which is why we see the sunshine quicker. the delta community has

tropical storm of the atlantic hurricane season has gone a little stronger is it heads towards florida's western coast. a new tropical storm warning has been issued for a swath of the u.s. east coast. andrea's maximum sustained winds increased to nearly 60 mi. per hour and the storm is expected to reach florida's big bend area later in the day before moving across to the south eastern georgia. tropical storm warnings are in effect for both the west and east coast lines. the storm is centered about 220 mi. west of southwest of tempo and is moving northeast near 13 mi. per hour. >> we will be right back erica ♪ ♪ we''ve been on yonour team in all the leagues from tomhe big ones to the little ones. you yotrusteusd us to help protect you fromfr the bheeaches of califoa to the courts of new york. we'rforming sunscreens so you y're free to perform your best. today thy at''s coppertone sport pro series. it'i's lis ght so skin can bree but stays on strong enough to sta snd up to blood, sweat, and tears. coppcoertoneto. the greagrt ameramican sunscre. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the hou

a possible storm surge of 2-5 feet along florida's western coast.er. >> 8 tornadoes, that is probably our biggest risk. everybody has to look, watch out, follow the tornado warnings and watches. >> tropical storm andrea is expected to cut across florida and hit georgia before moving up the coast. the storm could bring rain to new england this weekend. >>> dozens of kites sailed above the waters today. the yacht club is hosting the kite board racing championship. qualifying rounds began yesterday for this event -- began yesterday for this event. they are sharing the waters with boat traffic. >>> back to moffett field as soon as air force one comes in. first our weather. things are heating up here. >> we have warmer temperatures to talk about for tomorrow and into saturday. today nothing too marblinger. we started to warm up -- too major. we started to warm up. clouds hugging the shoreline, closer to the golden gate bridge and santa rosa as well. therethereis the -- there is the fog, hugging the coast line. as far as current temperatures, upper 50s, c

it heads toward florida western clothes and a new tropical storm warning as an issue for a swath of thee video of myakka from early today, crews clear down power lines and debris from the road. on the ride is video from sun city center south of tampa. andrea's maximum sustained winds increased to near 60 mi. for hour the storm is expected to reach florida's big bend area later in the day before moving across the southeastern georgia. tropical storms warnings are in effect for both the west and the east coast lines. the storm is centered about 220 mi. west, southwest of tampa and is moving north, snorth east near 13 m.p.h.. now increased to 16 or 15 mi. per hour. >> thank you james 807 will be back with more in a couple of minutes here on the kron 4 morning news. we have our eye on weather and traffic especially whether because we're going into a heat wave and the next couple of days. it is pretty cool as we look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like ed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a

also watching the first tropical storm of the hurricane stronger as it heads toward florida's western and in a tropical storm warning as an issue for a swath of the u.s. eastern seaboard. i addresandrea's maximum sustained winds increased to near 60 rows are in the storm is expected to reach florida's big bend area later in the day before moving across the southeastern georgia. tropical storm warnings are in effect for both the west and east coast lies. the storm is centered about 220 mi. west/southwest of tabla and is moving north/nor the senate 13 mi. for hour. >> thank you for waking up with kron 4 morning news will be back in a couple minutes. taking a live look from our mount tam cam weakened said little bit of the moon and a couple of layers. we made it clear skies letter. then we have the clout to wake up to this morning. in pleasanton 53 but a high look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the room

western maryland. it will stay west of washington this morning. meanwhile, south in florida heavy rain causing flooding. they could get up to 8 inches there today. there's the main center of circulation of tropical storm andrea. first named storm of this 2013 season. here's the brand new track. it looks like it will come ashore florida panhandle by late today into tonight. and then near savannah, georgia, the position by 2:00 a.m. on friday. right now packing winds up to 60 miles an hour. after that, track comes up along the carolina coast and then near the mouth of the chesapeake bay by friday afternoon. it may track anywhere within this zone but the most likely track is the red line. position off cape may at 2:00 a.m. on saturday. it will be a post-tropical storm by then but coming close to give us moderate to heavy downpours. for today, increasing clouds by noontime 70s and light rain mid to late afternoon into this evening as we reach the upper 70s. some heavy downpours are possible here tomorrow. we could pick up an inch or two of rain. blustery winds. high 70s. lingeri

circulation is well displaced to west of the moisture that is riding up along the western side of the state of florida. we got to watch this moisture, s because there's indications than it's going to get drawn up and toward the washington area as w goat into the end of the week. the timeframe of this will be be friday into saturday when ween will be looking at potential for in rain. here is first time i get to usee it this year, the model tacker when we're tracking tropical systems, and notice that there'h no real consensus. coens i model is going to kick it outu to sea off the carolina coast and a few want to drag it toward the washington area, where thatt track will go, whether we get aa wash out or rain on friday.fr it's certainly a possibility by friday and saturday. 80 the daytime high. sunshine, go another gorgeous d. 61 later tonight becoming cloudy and cool.. and the accuweather seven day, lot of clouds tomorrow with a few late showers, the best th chance of rain is going to beg e friday into saturday. hopefully we will get out of of here by saturday morning and wea will salvage the second hal

western maryland and west virginia. that will pass west of us here this morning. all eyes down on florida. look at this heavy rain they're getting down there now. here's the circulation of tropical storm andrea. right now peak winds around 40 to 50 miles an hour. still over the eastern gulf of mexico. latest track takes it across northern florida later today. here's the position by 2:00 a.m. on friday near savannah, georgia. looks like it may track within this zone here coming across the lower part of the bay during the day on friday. does look like maybe by friday evening it's going to be right here ocean city and then by 2:00 a.m. on saturday off of cape may and then heading out to sea and pulling away. the effects for us could be some moderate to heavy downpours tomorrow. for today, increasing clouds. highs reaching the upper 70s. some light showers may move in by mid to late afternoon passing showers are possible this evening and then greater effects during the day on friday. andrea is passing east of us and a blustery wind around 30 miles an hour and also heavy downpours from time to

florida. the western half of the country, though, looks nice and dry. with highs well above 100 degrees in the desert southwest. it does nice and mild and comfortable in the middle of the country with isolated >>> how the armed forces are raising the bar when it comes to new recruits, how new standards are keeping out those that need the military the most, tuesday at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. and that's your latest forecast. erica? >>> dylan x thanks. up next, dylan went to alaska to look at what nasa scientists are doing. an important mission right here on earth. that's right after this. unbeatable taste soars with an invincible force. man of steel and twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. see the movie in theaters june 14th. join us at projectluna.com ♪ i' 'm a hard, hard ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm working every day. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm saving all my pay. ♪ ♪ if i ever get some money put away, ♪ ♪ i'm going to take it all out and celebrate. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker... ♪ membership rallied millions of us on small business s

heavy rain expected and windy conditions, 25 miles per hour expected by tomorrow in western parts of the state of florida going to your brother's times graduation. i couldn't believe that. >> i don't have the 10 and maybe i will be a little rusty. dagen: you will never look like the aspirin i used to look like a. you do not need to worry about that. maria molina, meteorologist at fox business. stocks now and every 15 minutes the dow is up 111 points, triple digit loss, meridian equity partners is here, the volatility initially started because investors were worried the federal reserve would pull back interest rates, long-term interest rates went up, that was not the case today. >> what we are seeing is uncertainty in the market. we talk about when the fed will pull back and if they are going to pull back and the more negative news we get is going to lead us to believe the fed is going to stay in here but what is the long-term effect on that? for the short term basis it seems that uncertainty is giving the reason, the marketing has a nice run up so far so we have short-term profits coming off of the table

down across the western side of florida, a few showers as well.hunderstorms around the southeast, garden variety thunderstorms. temps warm and humid. into the northern plains, this the one spot we'll see showers, a little more significant in the afternoon, that area of nebraska and kansas, could be seeing a few severe thunderstorms. the beneficial side, especially the western kansas area, incredible drought going on there, so they need some rain. over the next couple of days we might squeeze out two to three inches of rain in a few spot and that's welcome news. out across areas of the west, tons of sunshine and warm temperatures down to the west, l.a. looking great at 74, seattle mostly sunny skies and 76 degrees. although you see a lot of blue on that map there, no big problems for anybody today. we're looking on the bright side for dad. >> looking on the bright side. we like that. >> perfect. >> get to headlines. show you what's been happening. >> new overnight, a strong earthquake that shook mexico city. mexican officials say 5.8 magnitude quak

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there's florida, a big glob of clouds that developed this afternoon in the western gulf. it had heavier rain in cuba. kind of hard to even see the circulation because it's kind of detached from the center. but see that big glob there? it's slowly beginning to move up to the north and northeast. right now, we have clouds in the carolinas, watching that as well. i just tracked the spaghetti models. you can see how some of them have them offshore. the more it spends time over land, it's just going to be a rain storm. as soon as it comes inland, it will lose most of its tropical characteristics. we expect to see rain out of it. that will be on friday. looks like a wet friday around the region. for saturday, maybe a lingering shower as that system moves through. sunshine for monday. east winds on the knot, 5 to 10. tonight, look for generally clear, to partly cloudy skies. 59, that's normal low. and tomorrow, back up to where you are now. 77, mainly cloudy. and because the clouds keep temperatures down a little bit. some showers likely tomorrow night. maybe a couple of thunder

florida. it will,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 62 now, calm winds. barometer is at 30.06. raining in western maryland now. 64 degrees in hagerstown, elkton and easton 58, the mid 60s pax river and dc. 63 westminster, 61 bel air, 62 columbia, 67 kent island and annapolis. you're going to notice it's more mumd humid this morning than yesterday. riding along the spine of the mountains this shower activity. it will start to migrate in an eastern direction. i think we'll say -- any time from 10:00, 11:00 this morning through the afternoon there's going to be a scattered shower around. there's rain in the nighttime forecast. there's a lot of rain in tomorrow's forecast because of what is now known as andrea. andrea is not that far off the shore after essentially north of tampa. it's making land fall with a lot of rain, thunderstorms, tornado watch and warnings across florida. once this action gets to our area it's just going to be a big rainstorm. there are not going to be storm or tropical force winds. just a lot of rain. actually, some of that action you see out to our west is streaming out ahea

mid-atlantic states, moving into the northeast and rain down through florida, plenty of sunshine and mild weather for the eastern make that the westernifornia. that's what's going on in the country. n >> good morning. it will be a beautiful day today. a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperatures into the low 80's >> and that's your latest weather. >>> now to a bunch of sexy guys, living in one malibu beach house. got your attention? that's the backdrove of "graceland" where things are really heating up. >> this show revolves around undercover federal agents living and working together, but then when a rookie joins the group, things get complicated. "graceland" the stars, good morning to both of you guys. this is a little different for you. everybody's really good looking but this is a little darker. >> yes, a little rougher around the edges than their standard fare but usa is trying to widen their viewership and hopefully "graceland" will help with that. >> aaron you play the newby to the fbi, he moves into the house with experienced agents. >> mike is right out of fbi academy and got all the book smarts in the world but kind of ge

florida. and along the gulf coast from southern texas to louisiana. thunderstorms are going to drench highways from montana to the western great lakes. >> and if you'reg, airport delays are expected in new york city, boston and chicago. >>> all right. back to the news, now. a major reversal for the obama administration. >> girls of any age may soon be able to buy the morning-after pill without a prescription. the justice department has decided to stop fighting a judge's ruling in the long-running case. women's rights advocates applaud the move, saying it's a step forward in reproductive justice. others argue that it takes away parental rights. >>> the fbi helping investigate a threat that put schools in newtown, connecticut, on what's called modified lockdown. police and parents rushing to schools across the district yesterday after a threat was phoned in to a school just two miles from the site of last december's massacre. the lockdown ended with yesterday's dismissal. security is being beefed up today. >>> a houston woman accused of fatally stabbing her boyfriend with a stiletto heel is now claiming self-defense. ana trujillo is due in court today

in the mountains of western maryland and west virginia and a few sprinkles are beginning to show up in the southern shenandoah valley passing west of us for now. way down south floridating pounded with heavy rain right now. there's the circulation of andrea off the west coast of florida over the eastern part of the gulf of mexico. here is the latest track. does look like later ashore later today across northern florida and moving along the atlantic seaboard inside anywhere of this zone here perhaps as close if it takes the left track we could get heavy rains in washington but right now the most likely track is red line as of friday at around -- i should say saturday morning. position at 2:00 a.m. friday afternoon it may be around the mouth of the bay. that's going to be the time when we'll have the heaviest rains. heavy rains likely tomorrow. 1 to 2 inches. blustery wind. it does move out friday night. here's how we look hour by hour throughout the day today. clouds around this morning. highs reaching upper 70s this afternoon. some showers likely moving in from mid afternoon into this evening. not a direct effect from andrea but we'll feel that off and on during the

western third of the country. sunday, sunday, that front will continue to cause problems for the southeast and on into central floridae heavy rain is >> that's your latest weather. uncle willard is decamped from florida and's back in our nation's capital. uncle willie? >> you son of a glad, i'm glad you could join us. it's a quick bit but means a lot to everybody. essie do we like essie, yes, sir. she's from lake worth, florida. she's 100 years old. bill duncan next on the list from redwood city, california, 100 years old today, a wonderful fellow who loves sports. he watches everything on television that he can see that's sports. i like golf, a slow game, it's nice. frances, ah when frances dances with me, frances shool roy and wooster, ohio, not worcester, massachusetts, 100 years old today, giving person, can't do enough for people, always being nice to people. fred click, i love the name, he is from mt. carmel, tennessee, 100 years old today, nascar, crazy about nascar. bootlegers in carolina, that's a true people, we don't make that up, that's true it is. anyway he loves nascar. jeralean talley and she is from i

western missouri, northern plains and upper midwest. heavy rain along the gulf coast. showers and thunderstorms from the florida through the carolina coast. another day of high fire danger in the southwest. >> 103 in phoenix. 80s from seattle down to san francisco. upper 60s and 70s in the middle of the country. >>> we're off to scotland for this next one. you can't blame parents for seeing double simply because they just welcomed their third, that's right, their third set of twins. >> ha, ha. little -- >> cute. >> oh, my god. they arrived last wednesday, joining big brothers lewis and kyle who are 14 and sidney and jude who are 12. the parents say they were told their chances of having three sets of twins was 500,000 to 1. >> mom says when she first told dad about it, his reaction was, dead pan, that's not funny. can you imagine? >> cannot. >> cute babies, too. >> when we were talking about having kids with my husband, i said, let's find out how to have triplets, get it out of the way. >> having one of each, that would be great. >> that would. but three sets of twins -- >> three sets -- >> quite a little brood

western great lakes. showers in the pacific northwest. record heat in the southwest. thunderstorms across south texas, louisiana and florida.nderstorms in the northeast. >>> 78 in new york, 80s from baltimore down to miami and for much of the midwest. 90s from albuquerque to new orleans. triple digits in phoenix and colorado springs. >>> big argument going on right now in west lafayette, indiana. at issue is a big banana painted on the side of a building. >> here's background on that banana. a banana is part of the logo of a property called. the building that that giant banana is painted on is owned by that company. >> they say it's meant to be a piece of art. the argument is whether it's protected as a form of speech or should be considered commercial speech and, therefore, regulated. it doesn't look bad -- >> it doesn't look bad? >> i guess it does. and you don't want that as your next door neighbor. >> enormous yellow banana. i don't know about that. >> yeah. as scott said in our ear, our producer scott, has a certain a-peel. nicely done, scott. >> ba-dum. >> yeah, you don't want -- >> what if the house next to is it is

mid-atlantic states look for more showers making their way through southern florida and, again, the southern -- i should say the western. pretty exciting. >> that's right. and tell us his story real quick. >> jack hoffman is a little guy from atkinson, nebraska. he is our cousin. he is battling pediatric brain cancer. he has just completed his 60th treatment for chemotherapy and as you can see there he's doing awesome in the run. and so we're pretty excited that team jack developed as a result of this and it's developing pediatric brain cancer awareness. we're getting lots of money raised for research. >> terrific. >> hopefully to help lots more kids. >> where do people go if they want to help? >> team jack foundation.org. >> what a great guy. give him our >>> good stuff there, al. good morning to you, 8:33 now. taking a live look at what's left of the fog hanging out over the golden gate bridge. you can actually see the tippy top of the bridge, take it live. traffic moving along, it is okay. you are going to get socked in from time to time crossing the bridge. take it easy out there we head through 10:3011:00, expecti

western cuba moving north-northwest at 5 miles per hour. you can already see that rain making it in the west side of florida. rainfall amounts over the next 72 hours, talking three to eight inches of rain and look what happens during the late week on into the weekend along the eastern seaboard anywhere from two to four inches of rain. you can bet there will be flash flood watches and flood watches going up in the next 24 hours. we'll have your local forecast in just 30 seconds. n picks up t? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope hs saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there. >> good morning. it will be another beautiful and states today. we expect a high temperature in the upper 70's and low >> and that's your latest weather. >> mr. roker, thanks very much. >>> if you use one of these devices, a keyless entry fab, to get into your car, we have a story you are going to want to see, thieve

florida, though not as heavy as before. the northeast is going to be pounded by showers and thunderstorms just about all day today. expect those downpours to produce some flooding. that westerneat wave, that will expand to include parts of the rockies and the plains where you can expect some stifling record-breaking heat. >> how about 102 in denver or nearly 100 in albuquerque and salt lake city. but much cooler on the west coast, 70s instead of triple digits. >>> all right. coming up, that low budget movie that scored big at the box office. >>> plus, a big revamp could be in the works for apple, the sweeping changes the company will announce today. >>> and it was a history-making weekend at the french open, but the biggest fireworks happened off the court. >>> welcome back. trading in asia is any indication wall street could be in for a big day today. japan's nikkei soared nearly 5%. analysts say that was a reaction to friday's jobs report in the u.s. and a promise made by japan's prime minister. he says new tax cuts are on the way. >>> apple fans are hoping to be wowed by the tech giant this week. developers conference opens this morning. always a showcase for their latest

the western span after former mayor willie brown coming from the naacp with dough nays covering naming costs and the eastern span, though, would remain nameless. >> developing news from south floridaard is gathering ever as they try to figure what caused a waterfront deck to collapse sending people plunging into the biscayne bay. this is video from this storm, witnesses say 100 fans were cheering on game four of the nba finals in miami in the sports bar and the deck collapsed. 24 people were sent in the shallow wars and 15 were sent to the hospital. >> in colorado the black forest wildfire claimed the lines of two. they were trapped by the fire the deputies are going door-to-door to make sure people are, in fact, leaving, 41,000 people already have been forced to leave the area. the fire near colorado springs has destroyed 30 homes and devoured more than 15,000 acres. it is just 5 percent contained. >> happening now the polls are open in iran with the election for a successor to mahmoud ahmadinejad and the leader, ayatollah, was the first to volume. officials greeted the 73-year-old ayatollah who cast his ballots. many contend the field of six conservative candidates for the presi

western maryland. it's all going to change, though, as we head into your friday. we're watching an area of low pressure, down near the caribbean, gulf, and florida coast. and i can tell you right now, the potential for the heaviest rainfall for us and any flash flooding potential is going to be friday and friday night. but wherever that access of heavy rainfall sets up, that's all going to depend on the track of this area of low pressure and its interaction with the trough headed our way, out from the west. and we'll talk more coming up, in your complete first warning weather forecast. back to you. >> thank you, chelsea. let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at traffic control. >>> hi, denise. hi, everyone. very busy afternoon out there. starting with the top side inner loop. delays stretching there from the jones falls expressway to harford road. west side inner loop, just bumper to bumper, from 95 past 70. speaking of 70, problems on 70, in both direction. westbound from 29 to bethany lane. and eastbound towards the beltway. as far as 95 goes, that continues to be a struggle, from 32 over to 100. and then again, that delay has expanded.

western new york that could see some scattered showers today and tomorrow. southeast, atlanta today is dry. tomorrow a few scattered showers but pretty isolated. but it's floridats into the late afternoon showers and storms. the upper midwest, minneapolis again after that severe weather last night, today and tomorrow as well the threat, and we're serious, hundreds of thousands there for you this weekend. temperatures very warm as well. really warm through the plains and upper midwest and a few severe storms to keep an eye out for too as well. >> thanks. >>> look at this, it's a full moon over los angeles. how pretty is that? this is ahead of tomorrow's super moon. yes, we are expecting to see the brightest moon of the year early sunday morning. so not only will you get up to watch, you know, me do the news, but you can watch the moon. this is because sunday the moon is going to be closer to the earth than at any other time of the year. nice. >>> a medical condition cost a 7-year-old his hearing, but now there's new hope for hayden, thanks to a danger's kindness. that's coming up on cnn "newsroom." can acne cleansers be tough on breakouts and be good for your f

florida. plenty of sunshine and mild weather for the eastern -- western third of the country.imbing higher and shining lou breaks in the clouds over washington now. live view from the news4 sky watcher camera. temperatures in the sixth. later today 80. tomorrow lot of clouds around. high 70s and probably some rain beginning to move in on thursday might. off and on showers, maybe thunder and lightning on friday. friday might through midday saturday. then sun back saturday afternoon. mostly sunny sunday, monday. could get an afternoon thundershower each day. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> now to a bunch of sexy guys, living in one malibu beach house. got your attention? that's the backdrove of "graceland" where things are really heating up. >> this show revolves around undercover federal agents living and working together, but then when a rookie joins the group, things get complicated. "graceland" the stars, good morning to both of you guys. this is a little different for you. everybody's really good looking but this is a little darker. >> yes, a little rougher around th

western third of the country. sunday, sunday! that front will continue to cause problems for the southeast and on into central florida. area. you made it and we've got a hot day ahead, especially in the east bay. this is a live look at sunol, that sun already blazing in and it's only 8:32 in the morning. temperatures in the east bay are going to climb towards near record levels. make sure you're ready about that, about 10 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. 74 today in san francisco. and that heat stays on for tomorrow. we'll cut it off by sunday. have a great weekend. >>> that'ss your latest weather. uncle willard is back. ck in our nation's capital. uncle willie? >> you son of a glad, i'm glad you could join us. it's a quick bit but means a lot to everybody. >>> essie from lakewood, florida, she is 100 and loves people and people love her. flo. she's 100 years old. bill duncan next on the list from redwood city, california, 100 years old today. a wonderful fellow who loves sports. i mean, he watches everything on television that he can see. i like golf on sports. slow game, but nice. francis. when francis dances wi

western gap. if you'll notice in that map, u won't see the state of florida. this bill enacted an agreement between the united states and mexico to open a million and a half acres in offshore drilling in the gulf of mexico, an agreement negotiated by and signed by the secretary of state, hillary clinton, in february of 2012. we want to make sure this agreement will help create american jobs. we want to make sure that we're developing our resources in a safe and responsible way. we want to make sure that this bill puts us on the path toward north american energy independence. this bill does all of those things, yet, the gentleman offers the motion, says he's against the bill. actually, he says he's for it for a lot of different reasons. there's an attempt to delay, the fact that we need to make changes. the time for delay is over. the time to come together in a bipartisan way to create jobs through energy is at hand. we want to develop these resources to achieve north american energy independence and end our dependence on middle eastern sources of energy, and w

florida too. there you see thaun settled weather with some heavier rain moving into parts of upstate new york. the rain stretches down into arkansas and even westerntually an area we could see some stronger storms today, although we're not looking at a tornado outbreak, maybe just some small hail and also some damaging wind gusts. a closer look at the rain, though, does show you that it's not really all that widespread. temperatures stayed do look pretty nice. it's still very hot down in the south. 95 degrees in dallas. 108 degrees in phoenix. mild in the northeast, in the 70s and 80s, and then as we head back to work on monday, 77 in boston with a couple of scattered showers and storms. chicago also looking at a few spotty showers. again, these aren't huge outbreaks, but we will still have this slow moving cold front that is going to just make things unsettled. but in general father's day's looking all right. mara? >> all right. thanks so much, dylan. and speaking of father's day, lots of folks like to spend part of their sunday reading the print edition of their city newspaper. my dad is one of them. had to get that shout out in there. a new stu

the western third of the country hot to sizzling continues with plenty of sunshine, more showers, more heavy rain through southern and central florida sky. not for long. that marine layer pushing inland. that's a good thing. the natural coolant keeps temperatures 5 to 10 degrees cooler than over the week. mid-60s to san francisco. no more 90s inland. talking about mid-80s instead. 84 for livermore, 79 in fremont and 80 degrees today in san jose. warm you up toward the end of the week. that's your latest weather. natalie, willie? >> thank you, al. the ten things you want to try in june when it comes to beauty, fashion and entertainment. >> kate dimmick is the fashion director from "people's style watch." the grills is my favorite part of summer. >> june 16th, we brought you the quirky grill tool like the swiss army knife, it can grip, flip, serve, cut. and it's kind of quirky. >> wow that's a weapon, too. >> when people are not behaving but you can find it on amazon for $29.99. >> here's hee fake turning fake chicken on a fake fire. >> it is real chicken but been sitting there a while so it looks fake. >> canned wine? >> a sparkling

western plains. the heat continues interior sections of the southwest. a beautiful day in the upper midwest with minneapolis looking at temperatures in mid-70s with plenty of sunshine. hit or miss thunderstorms through central florida. showers along southern texas and we're looking at plenty of sunshine northern texas on into the central plains. we're going to get to your local forecast in 30 seconds. softbal. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your future? we'll help you get there. >>> good thursday morning to you. so close to the weekend. i wanted to show you this live picture to show how clear it is over the golden gate bridge. we have a spectacular setup today. a warmer day across the coast and just about as warp as yesterday inland. perfect conditions. 53 in san jose. as we head throughout the day, (srs! into the low 80s. 77 bay side, 68 at the coast. we'll have your seven day o