out for because they have potential of isolated tornadoes, and we could see very large hail in western iowa, and that's the biggest threat the further south you go. and tomorrow the risk spreads further to the east including wisconsin and illinois and stretches across eastern iowa, and same threats, damaging winds and large hail and you can't rule out ansolated tornado and that's tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, too. your local forecast is coming up in just 30 seconds. >>> good morning. the air is fresh and comfortable starting off early this monday morning. here's the 7-day out look, afternoon highs in the upper 80s and then extending out ten days here comes another heat wave, and a small chance of storms around tuesday afternoon and a greater chance on wednesday and into the 90s, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday, and monday, tuesday, wednesday, into next week, and maybe more storms. >> that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. >>> renewed calls to ban bull fighting after a matador is killed live on television. >>> and then more women accusing this man of sexual harass

we could end up with isolated tornadoes and eastern nebraska and western iowa we could see some very eorologist bill henley. going to be a warm, beautiful summer day. even though the temperatures climb well into the 80s, the humidity will stay low. 86 in center city. lansdale, 87. 86 degrees in allentown. to the south, new jersey, sunny skies for hamilton township. 85 degrees also. 85 in hammonton. at the shore, right on the beach, 70s just inland, 82 for ocean city. look at smyrna, 85 this afternoon. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> someone just wrote the jazz band was on american bandstand but not the move. they didn't do that there. up next, the latest celebrity to run wild. julianne huff. wait until you see what ha whatd on her latest i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma co

one of them touching down here in western iowa. monsoon storms have been battering the southwest, too, destroying farm sheds and a roof ripped right off a home outside phoenix. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano is tracking it all. so, rob, it's going to be a rough weekend ahead for so many? >> reporter: well, cecilia, the same areas that are getting hit now will probably get hit again, at least for part of the weekend. we'll start with the monsoon in the southwest. las vegas, severe thunderstorms rolling through that area. an inch of rain falling in 15 minutes. flooding in some points. in phoenix, just outside of there, 70-mile-an-hour wind gusts yesterday. heavy rain in through utah, colorado and the midsection of the country, as well, flood watches there. we've got a front that's coming through tonight, chicago, you get some storms here in the next few hours that pushes through indiana and ohio during the morning hours. and by 8:00 tomorrow night, strong to severe storms right along the interstates of the northeast. and tha

we could end up with isolated tornadoes and eastern nebraska and western iowa we could see some very francisco and the bay area the temperature now at 64 degrees. and we're seeing some mid- to upper 60s as our temperatures continue to warm. it will be a very warm afternoon reaching into the upper 80s for the inland valleys. 74 and 68 degrees in the mission district. in the north bay expect a high of 90 in fairfield. also 86 degrees in pittsburgh. and danville today a high of 77 degrees. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> someone just wrote the jazz band was on american bandstand but not the move. they didn't do that there. up next, the latest celebrity to run wild. julianne huff. wait until you see what happened on her latest i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled c

advisers are telling him you need a mid western governor to win iowa, ohio, michigan, pennsylvania. then getting a governor from indiana will help you do that. that's what makes this a fairly risky pick if you're donald trump. you ran against conventional, against guys like mike pence. is this a way to keep the party together for the convention and a do no harm pick or does trump at the last minute go, you know what? i have to go with my gut. that got me this far. if that's where he goes maybe it's newt gingrich or chris christie. >> chuck todd, thank you very much. tonight supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is add missing public criticism of donald trump was a bad idea. she's been criticized from the right or left for steering out of her lane for making negative quips in interviews. it may be hard to put the controversy behind her. pete? >> reporter: a surprising end to an unprecedented back and forth between a supreme court justice and the presidential candidate. in a written statement, justice ruth bader ginsburg called her recent remarked ill advised and says she regrets

again, anywhere from kansas to iowa and western parts of wisconsin.in moves into other areas of the midwest. temperatures today in the pacific northwest will be relatively cool. low 70s this afternoon. in the southern plains it stays hot. temperatures reaching the upper 90s. triple digits and eventually across the eastern u.s. including the northeast temperatures will be high and so will the humidity. >> it will be good later in the week. maria, thank you very much. >>> let's hand it over to heather who has some headlines for us. >> certainly do. let's start out overseas. we are get being some confessions, incredible confessions about germany's refugee policy. the chancellor, angela merkel, admitting that keeping the borders open invited terrorists into europe. more than 1 million migrants arrived last year alone. they were attacked in the city of cologne. >>> former president bill clinton living up to his name racking up pretty big bills while he's on the road. newly released spending reports revealing he had very expensive taste, including a $700 di

iowa and minnesota. flash flooding is problem in western kentucky area. now the severe weather threat today, 43 million people at risk the same areas been hit the last two days in a row. we have an enhanced risk for peoria. madison, minneapolis and chicago could deal with winds -- could do damage later today. not too many tornadoes. the heat, too. philadelphia heat, excessive heat warning. new york city a heat advisory. new york city will see a good chance of thunderstorms which will cool things off after a hot and steamy warning. could be 113 heat index later on this afternoon. dangerous heat and storms cover pretty much the whole eastern half of the country. texas to oklahoma, we'll have typical florida thunderstorms and again, betty, just a few downpours this afternoon right around areas of northern new jersey and southern new england. >> i'm struck by 113. >> that's hot even for oklahoma city. >> absolutely. >>> president obama is headed to warsaw poland today to meet with america's nato allies and bringing news that he is slowing the withdrawal of u.

republicans are going to try very hard, this mid western strategy in wisconsin, in iowa. i think iowa is a swing state in this election. we'll need to watch it very closely. wisconsin has gone democratic six consecutive democratic elections but never by more than five points. so trump's theory is the mid western theory. you see him talking about trade in a way that no republican has done in a long time. >> rose: he thinks that will appeal in the rust belt. >> you got it. the problem with that theory is he's got to win states they haven't won in 25 years. and that is a really hard lesson to learn. and states, i was him i would go fight in virginia, colorado and other places but he staked this campaign in the midwest and i think it's a very narrow map for him and that is very hard. because there is no backup plan. >> rose: what does your polling say about how latinos view him, as the idea of being called immigrants, being classified and not all of them but using terms like racist and killers, all that he did at the beginning and has continued to do in terms of building a wa

iowa. he's been a terrific secretary of al culture. a westernborn in western pennsylvania, terrific guy. i believe it will be either him or tim cane but let me tell you my predictions have been long the last year and a half. >> we appreciate you coming in. as always, thank you, appreciate. >>> we're now five days away from the start of the democratic national convention once again right here in philadelphia. and the clinton campaign is facing strong criticism from the philadelphia police officers union tonight. officials are my happy with the the dnc's lineup of speakers. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells you why. >> reporter: john mcnesby, the head of the fraternal order of police in philadelphia, put out this scathing letter criticizing the clinton campaign for not including widows and families of police officers killed in the line of duty on the finish speaking list. he used the words shocked and saddened. >> salt in the wound by having these speakers up there and supporters of this police movement. >> reporter: he told "eyewitness

iowa. he's been a terrific secretary of al culture. a western pennsylvania was born in western pennsylvania, terrific guy. i believe it will be either him or tim cane but let me tell you my predictions have been long the last year and a half. >> we appreciate you coming in. as always, thank you, appreciate. >>> we're now five days away from the start of the democratic national convention once again right here in philadelphia. and the clinton campaign is facing strong criticism from the philadelphia police officers union tonight. officials are my happy with the the dnc's lineup of speakers. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells you why. >> reporter: john mcnesby, the head of the fraternal order of police in philadelphia, put out this scathing letter criticizing the clinton campaign for not including widows and families of police officers killed in the line of duty on the finish speaking list. he used the words shocked and saddened. >> salt in the wound by having these speakers up there and supporters of this police movement. >> reporter: h

it's in minneapolis and western wisconsin, it's in northern iowa so those are the areas later this afternoonnd evening to look out for. then anyone from dallas up through kansas city right through wilmington, north carolina, heat advisories moving in. we're talking indices well into the 100s for millions of folks. i'll have a lot more coming up. >> feel like july. >>> the race for the white house and both hillary clinton and donald trump in full swing after july 4th. clinton hitting the trail with president obama for the first time today as trump takes one of his vice presidential prospects out for a public spin and cecilia vega has the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you. a big week for both sides as clinton's campaign hopes president obama's strong approval ratings give her a boost against donald trump. bring on the reinforcements. hillary clinton calling in the heaviest of heavy hitters today. president obama. a tag team duo against donald trump and the president is clearly ready for a fight. >> that's nativism or xenophobia or worse. >> reporter: two former rivals turned allies turn

iowas. you are making a big mid-western play.es to a downside, hillary clinton has 270 electoral votes, states like virginia, colorado, north carolina and the more chips that she has on the table than donald trump has right now to get to 270. >> okay. mark murray, fred yang, guys, thank you so much. coming up next, another look at what mike pence brings to the gop ticket. trump's choice is welcome to some. it's angering others, specifically the lbgt communities. why is that? and what the campaign can do to turn the tide when our live coverage continues on the other side of the short break. with the right steps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. and i'm doing all i can to help prevent another one. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. my mmade a simple trip toonic the grocery storesis anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira wo

iowa and also into wisconsin. we have the threat for severe weather. the greatest threat across westernois, parts of missouri and eastern portions of kansas, damaging winds and large hail and isolated storms possible yet again. tomorrow take a look at the forecast more severe rain possible. because we are looking at dave brown's severe weather we have a risk of flash flooding. you can see as much as 4-6 inches of rain possible from kansas into iowa and portions of wisconsin. that will bring the threat for flash flooding and heavy rain into iondiana and ohio. otherwise temperatures today will be hot yet again. upper 90d and triple digits forecast across oklahoma and into texas. southwestern u.s. parts of arizona are on the hot side. 110 degrees in phoenix. >> maria molina. thank you. >>> less than a week before the rnc and the deep stake rumors are flying high. "dateline" meeting with mike pence and hillary clinton is waiting for an endorsement from one of her fiercest rivals. robert, good morning. >> good morning. indiana governor mike pence scheduled to introduce trump at the rally tod

minnesota, iowa, this morning in areas of illinois, this little tornado touched down there. this is some rural farmland in minnesota. then across westernolis, they had a complex of storms go through that produced some pretty epic winds. 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts reported in the region. there were power outages, and it rained hard enough that the water was spitting out of the sewer system there. a little geyser in the streets. this was skylar, nebraska. that's like the mother ship coming in. you think aliens are invading or something like that. that's a supercell thunderstorm. that's like the wall cloud or the shelf cloud it looks like. and, pretty impressive stuff. >>> well this morning, those same thunderstorms, all those pictures were up, continued overnight. it has now dove to the south, chicago, you're in the clear, peoria, kanka can i, right over the top of you. we do have a few thunderstorm warnings with possible wind gusts that could do some damage with these storms so we'll continue to monitor that. later today it will redevelop. we'll get new thunderstorms forming in south dakota from rapid city to sioux falls. this is where

last night, there was quite a moment here on msnbc when iowa republican congressman steve king suggested only white people have contributed to westernoes get a little tired, charlie. i would ask you to go back through history and figure out where are these contributions that have been made by these other categories of people that you're talking about. where did any other subgroup of people contribute more to civilization? >> than white people? >> than western civilization itself. that's rooted in western europe, eastern europe and the united states of america. and every place where the footprint of christianity settled the world. it's all of western civilization. >> wait, wait, wait. >> no, no, no. >> we're not going to argue the history of civilization. >> i wonder who inventeded algebra. with me now is "washington post" columnist and "huffington host" sam stein. >> that was incredible. >> republicans for years now said they're doing outreach and they are in different times of republican party had outreach programs. how are they doing so far? >> based on that, not so good. i mean, i think the word "jaw-dropping" was invented for th

iowa, missouri and portions of the eastern u.s. a widespread area as they moved eastward. more strands in the forecast from kentucky to portions of ohio and westernting have card for a significant flash flooding and now they could be looking at a rain. that is something to watch out for closely. about 30 minutes ago the high temperature according to this model for 88 degrees. other models talk about temperatures in the 90s and potential for heavy rain to push through. otherwise in other areas like across the plains, temperatures make it into the upper 90s in triple digits. i want to talk about humidity because it's very high up there. doctrine that with the high temperatures, talking about heat index values for what it feels like when you had outdoors. places like dallas will collect 106 degrees. tulsa, oklahoma 109 and across the eastern u.s. and the conditions paid 105 in wilmington and philadelphia the upper 90s did let's head over to you. nicole: we're fully prepared and know to drink a lot of water. tanks, maria. >> we asked you guys whether you would pay $5 to $10 more a month or a bigger data plans. andrew franklin treated at a use my data

i mean russia's in this to fragment western europe, to create chaos and havoc politically and internationally. and last night in iowa you saw the candidate, the presidency of the united states, the republican candidate basically saying "i" about 1,600 times and indicating that he wanted to hit mike bloomberg. that's who he was referring to when he said the little guy because he said some disparaging things about him. people ought to be thinking if the president of iranian says something about the future donald trump, does he hit our children again and extend the war for 30, 40 years? >> that's why conservatives have to think about it, mika. conservatives hated the deal with iranian, with barack obama, didn he didn't stand up to assad. you're talking about donald trump who props up iranian and assad. >> it's mind-numbing, it really is. i don't know where to begin with it. you know what he should have done? he talks about deals that should have been made? it's gone to the wayside and he's blurting very negative destructive things as we have a democratic party rallying behind the most qualified candidate for president.

western civilization -- >> okay. so that with the sub-groups was day one of the republican national convention last week. trump surrogate steve king of iowa which groups contribute what to america. and fast forward to thursday when donald trump gave his acceptance speech and we got this dark vision of what or who americans should be afraid of. >> nearly 180,000 illegal migrants are criminal records ordered deported from our country are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens. they are being released by the tens of thousands into our communities with no regard for the impact on public safety or resources. we must immediately suspend immigration from any nation that has been compromised by terrorism until such time as proven vetting mechanisms have been put in place. we don't want them in our country. >> frightened yet? let's fast forward to the debut of tim kaine who also talked about migrants. >> raise your hand if you have been a naturalized citizen? yeah. well, thanks for choosing us. and when you go to one of these nationalization services and you see the people's desire to join this great country, you will basically have th