cars and people bobbing in the flooded streets near wichita. it's been a rough weekend, just east of the rockies. in northeast colorado, sheets of rain blurring the neighborhood. relentless hail coating the roads. one hailstone almost three inches wide. a reported tornado causing a truck to flip, a roof to rip. and look at those mounds of white. that is hail, plowable hail in windsor, colorado. they could have used the plows in montana. golf ball-sized hail bombarding the highway. and now, as the kansas flooding fades, they say it's a setback with a silver lining. >> always get frustrated when this happens, yeah, you always get frustrated. we needed the rain, though. >> ginger, at least some people are welcoming this rain. >> reporter: some folks. but the western side of kansas is really who could use it and unfortunately, as we go through the next 24 hours, let me show you, byron, that's not who is going to get it. east of wichita, down through springfield, parts of missouri, you see little rock, just south of the bulk of it. that's two-plus i

. >>> severe storms around tulsa and wichita. thunderstorms in the midwest and a dry day in the northeast. >> 80s in boston and new york. washington, 90s in the southeast. mostly 80s in the middle of the the country. mid 70s in los angeles and seattle. >>> pale ale us sing its appeal? >>> a doctor under arrest. patients saying he gave chemotherapy to patients who didn't need it. >>> and lea michele makes her first appearance since the death of her boyfriend and costar. this summer, new york state is back and open for business. with endless beaches, hundreds of miles for hiking...or biking. endless rivers and streams ready to take your breath away. and more than enough wineries to please every pallet. we're ready to make your new york state vacation perfect. there's never been a better time to vacation in new york state. plan your vacation at iloveny.com the new state of new york. welcome. >>> welcome back. topping "america's money," all eyes are on wall street this monday. as nervous investors return after the market posted its w

. >>> severe storms around tulsa and wichita. thunderstorms in the midwest and a dry day in the northeast. >> 80s in boston and new york. washington, 90s in the southeast. mostly 80s in the middle of the the country. mid 70s in los angeles and seattle. >>> pale ale ulosing its appeal? >>> a doctor under arrest. patients saying he gave chemotherapy to patients who didn't need it. >>> and lea michele makes her first appearance since the death >>> welcome back. topping "america's money," all eyes are on wall street this monday. as nervous investors return after the market posted its worst week since june. the dow had dropped 1.5% by the closing bell on friday. >>> the younger generation is getting tired of light beer. 20% of people in the early to late 20s prefer the stronger stuff. manufacturers are blaming bad spring weather and the sluggish economy. >>> looks like apple is close to unveiling the latest iphone. the upgrade to the iphone 5 may debut on september 10th. >>> science fiction and fantasy beating out romance this week en

, i think, and no offense to people in kansas, if you're watching this in wichita, please, buy the book, and i'd love to visit someday, but i think people here think that it's the only kind there is. i had to sign up for the redeeming level that god did not mean you instantly -- it just don't go like that between the christian ethics and what you vote, there's a huge area of open and free choice. i argue for what i suppose an american calls liberal christianity, politically liberal christianity, that's where i am as a voter and as a christian. it's not a problem we have. part of me is a little bit regretful we don't have enough christians to have this problem. if we had a few more, i would, you know, settle for negotiating political difficulties as a kind of reasonable compensation for that, but, no, we don't, not at the moment. >> host: christians in america are often not shy about their allegiance or faith. what about christians in britain? >> i refer you back to what i said about before on embarrassment, an extremely powerful emotion in british culture. if you look at kind of perm ad

this is outside of wichita. take a look. they are getting by. those people enjoy it a little bit. residents enjoying relaxation in the rising waters. they expect to see more storms today, though. >> you can only drive through it if you have tires like that. extreme weather across parts of the plains. you mentioned half a foot of rain fell across the areas over the weekend. that's what we are talking about yet again as we head into today. more heavy rain through kansas even into areas of missouri and parts of arkansas. that's what we are talking the potential for severe weather. damaging winds up to 60 miles per hour large hail and tornadoes. large spread area north dakota, south dakota parts of nebraska and also a wide area of kansas especially the person part of the state is what we are looking at the severe weather risk. still on the hot side in texas at this hour it's 85 degrees we are talking triple tig gets as we head through the after noovenlt parts of the great lakes and the northeast it is beautiful this morning feeling more like september weather rather than early august

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i-35 is the worst drive around from oklahoma city and soon up to wichita who has avoided the rain at this point. as we shift over a little bit, this area of springfield just to the east of there, that's where we've been dealing with the heavy rain over the last couple of mornings. as of now you're okay. the other story was the heat yesterday in the deep south. 105 in dallas. 104 in san antonio. it's going to be another scorching day in areas of the deep south. heat advisories are up for many spots. once again, 100 to 105. that hot forecast, as far as the airports go today, there will be a lot of clouds, showers and thunderstorms around new york city, philly, baltimore and d.c. a lot of big airports are going to have storms. that means a lot of big delays this afternoon. that's a look at your national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. many days, with that front trying to move through, it's is going to spark showers and storms through ohio and kansas city all the way through areas of the northeast. once again, we're stuck in this pattern. people in the gr

it hasn't been moving much and a big part of what's happening from wichita to springfield in the heartf it, 1 to 2 extra inches and tomorrow talking about missouri under 4, 5, 6 inches getting are mo as we go through the next 24 hours. you want to have nice and comfortable summer weather? well, wake up in the 60s anywhere from charleston, pittsburgh is right around 59, new york city starts at 67. nice day are to many and here's the next three days of completely nice from detroit to chicago, new york city going to be right around 80. slightly below average for a lot of folks. >> dan and bianna's favorite time of the morning. what type of cloud is this? let's look at it. >> cumulonimbus. >> cumulonimbus is in there. see it on top. >> monsoonal flow. >> lenticular clouds. >> looks like a mushroom. has to do with a couple of things, stable air up and over the topography. >> we love learning. >> i'll try to get lenticular into a sentence. >> favorite time of the year. >> all right, thank you, ginger. >>> every year we see the picture, annual pageant of the running of the bulls in pamplona,

that's emporia, kansas, and this morning, we have flash flood warnings west of wichita.it's happening again along that stationary front. this thing hasn't been moving much, and that's a big part of what's happening from wichita to springfield in the heart of it, 1 to 2 extra inches and remember yesterday morning we were talking about missouri, under 4, 5, 6 inches there in missouri as we go through the next 4 hours. you want to have nice and comfortable summer weather? well, wake up in the 60s anywhere from charleston. pittsburgh is right around 59. new york city starts at 67. so does philadelphia. nice day for many, and here's the next three days of completely nice weather from detroit to chicago. new york city going to be right >> so this is our favorite part of the morning. well, maybe not but it's a quiz. for dan and bianna. let's get to it and show you the picture. what type of cloud is this. >> as always i'll go with cumulonimbus. >> i go with mushroom cloud. >> perfect, you guys both have a part of it. cumulonimbus is in there. see it on top. this one is lenticula

cars and people bobbing in the flooded streets near wichita. it's ben a rough weekend. just east of the rockies. in northeast colorado. sheets of rain blurring the neighborhoods. relentless hail. coating the road. one hailstone almost 3 inches wide. a reported tornado causing a truck to flip. a roof to rip. and look at those mounds of white. that is hail. plowable hail in windsor, colorado. they could have used the plows in montana. golf ball-sized hail bombarding the highway. now, as the kansas flooding fades, they say it's a setback with a silver lining. >> you get frustrated when this happens. you always get frustrated. we need the rain though. >> some parts of kansas has had more than a foot of rain in the last four weeks. the western side need it the most. that's not who will get it. east of wichita to springfield, missouri and northern arkansas, going to get the bulk of it through the day here monday. as the far as the overall temperatures go. across the nation, the pattern it is changing. going to feel like october in the midwest and northeast, new england includ

want to talk to some gentlemen who have come all this way from my earth state of kansas from the wichitat was very important for me to be attorney 50 years ago and born and raised in mississippi and to experience the things i experienced growing up there and now to have a passion in wichita, kansas to create jobs from young black men to get them out of gangs and get them off the streets and this atmosphere. i think back to my grandfather and great grandfather and uncles that went through what they went through that myself would have just a chance, an opportunity that i have now. it is uawesome for me ps this i a once in a lifetime experience and one i never will forget. >> enjoy the day today. this is a picture what dr. king wanted to see for america. how important is it for you to to be here today? >> here to celebrate the dream, to continue the dream. it's not over. you know? as long as there is a disproportionate number of black men in prison and jail cells, they are not free. we have to continue this dream. we are here today to celebrate, but it's not over. >> reporter: it's not over

. >> in kansas north of wichita, officials closed floodgates in preparation for the high water. in southwestern wisconsin folks are cleaning up after being hit with a string of severe weather including a tornado. the twister plowed through a camp ground where some 60 campers set up tents. large trees fell on the campground and campers barely escaped injury. >> the next thing i know, the tent is going over. i think i went over 180 degrees or so. >> there's people in tents that were trapped. nobody was hurt. >> there were also reports of a tornado touching down in northeast ohio. it struck down homes and trees but there were no reports of injuries. >>> president obama's cancellation of the attendance of the summit is being applauded by the u.s. lawmakers from both parties. in a written statement the white house said we believe it would be more constructive to postpone the summit until we have more results from our shared agenda. the u.s. and russia have been butting heading over russia granting asylum to nsa leaker edward snowden. a meeting between the u.s. and russian defense min

wichita, emporia, kansas city. here's how the weekend shapes up. still very hot.100 to 105 in much of texas all the way through much of the midwest. cool through the great lakes. temperatures will be in the 70s at most during the day and at night could be dropping off into the 50s. that's like good fall camping weather. as far as thunderstorms go, saturday we'll see a few of them along the mid-atlantic but not a lot on sunday. here's the wrapup for the weekend forecast. pick your area out. showers and storms, missouri up to florida. saturday, not a washout. storms from kansas city all the way back to jersey. finally looks like a really nice sunday on the eastern seaboard. new england, the humidity level will come down. overall, the weekend, not too many people have washouts. >> bill, thanks so much, buddy. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," obama/putin relationship. how russia granting asylum to edward snowden could complicate a tough relationship. >>> coming up, we have seen tough parliamentary battles in the past. how does this one from taiwa

now if you're in kansas city to wichita up through the ozarks, you're getting this round three. a row of these storms. the flash flooding threat is very high today. we already lost a couple lives in the last two days. the other story, texas. if you're wondering where summer is, that's where it is. it was 100 widespread throughout the entire state, 105 yesterday if dallas. that is eight days in a row of 100-degree heat. we're doing it again today, predicting 104. as far as the northeast goes and mid-atlantic, there are showers and storms out there. it's not going to be all day rain, brian. just like what we saw hit and miss during the afternoon. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, "morning joe." very early polls in new hampshire show troubling signs for marco rubio. could his run for president be over even before it began? and when we come back here, we'll, of course, huddle around the cooler. stephen colbert hiked up about minimum wage. how the happy meal plays foo his line of thinking. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia

wichita some waited in it and others brought out the floaties and sun bathed.hey are taking the high water cereusly. the authorities -- seriously, the officials went door to door to warn people. >> it looks calm and then an undertoe. >> never drive,a flooded street. >> it is interesting -- drive through a flooded street. >> we have a big heatwave happening in the midsection of the country and deep south. then out on the west coast we are cooling down. in fact, today, 4 and 5 degrees cooler than yesterday with cool downs coming all this week. kpix5 weather camera looking out towards coit towers, filling 1,000 feet. tomorrow morning it will lower and if you were expecting anyone to arrive in town call ahead of time. there will be airport delays, san francisco, upper 60s in san jose, 60 degrees in mountain view. the winds are peaking at 12 miles an hour. it is cooling down, definitely a chill in the air. we can easily see upper 40s in the overnight hours, 51 to 58 for overnight lows, meanwhile, this is what you need to know. as you begin a brand-new workweek. over

most of the rain will happen in central kansas, wichita up to salina. >> and meanwhile off the coast of florida we're looking at the return of dorian. >> yes, or dorian or what's left of it. most of us won't see any of this which is great news. it really jets off into the atlantic. the only thing you'll see are clouds and maybe a rain ban. >> overall it's heading in the right direction. >> thank you, ginger. health officials on the trail of a stomach bug that's affected 400 people in 16 states. they're now doubling down. they've found the source of some of these cases but there are still a lot of unanswered questions. and abc's chief health and medical editor, rich besser, has more. >> reporter: it's still a mystery. the source of the cyclospora outbreak in 14 states. the cdc sent a team to help with the investigation into texas, one of the hardest hit states. but we do know the source, at least in nebraska and iowa. the fda linked the outbreak to a salad mix broken on this farm. distributed by taylor farm and served by olive garden and red lobster restaurants. fda has not implicated

in wichita, some waded in. it others brought out the rafts and sunbathed on the water. and authorities are taking the high water seriously though. they went door to door, urging people to evacuate, to the nearby creek, since it is expected to peak later today. >> we're complaining about a little fog. >> that's what i was thinking. if that's all we got to worry about, we are okay. >> i will complain about it anyway. i'm a little tired of it to tell you the truth. >> an ingrown toenail. >> it is annoying. but i have to tell you, there are people who love this sort of weather and in that case, you will love this week. unusually cool weth nert offing through friday and cool down between now and the end of the week. clouds and drizzle to start off the morning. especially across the span. cloudy start to the bay and inland as well. temperatures mostly in the mid- 50s. by this afternoon, we will have sun and clouds. around the bay. and sunshine will be coming out inland. where they must be loving this. the numbers are only in the mid- 80s for this time of the year and very ple

period of time, up to 5" or 7", extreme amounts south of wichita where they see a foot of rain fallinger of hours and flood advisories are posted and 5" to 7" or an additional 1" or 2". flood warnings will be posted physical tuesday when the water should start to recede but you can see the forecast rainfall into tuesday spreading into kansas and missouri toward arkansas. we will certainly monitor that region and look for the threat of severe weather across the high plains, the northern rockies where we could see hail, damaging wind and isolated tornadoes. the tropics in the pacific, our latest tropical storm is 45 miles per hour sustained wind and the track has been updated and we expect it to become a hurricane in the next day or so and watching the track as it continues to move very close to hawaii. we are going to track that. remember we were talking about tropical storm flossie a couple days ago and this could make a bee line for hawaii, as well. back to you, heather. >> heather: thank you, janice. >> gregg: is the former first lady, hillary clinton, eyeing another run if the oval

in wichita, rescuers pulling rescuing a man floating on an inner tube.ozens of people rescued from their homes in nashville, tennessee, more than a hundred homes completely flooded out. missouri, kansas still under flood warnings throughout the night. >> gregg: more than two dozen homes destroyed in a massive wildfire. it's called the silver fire. it's grown to more than 18,000 acres. firefighters are making progress in containing it. one woman who lost everything in the blaze says she had little time to evacuate. >> i determined when we jumped in the car they were coming that fast. i don't know whether to rebuild or look for something else. >> gregg: dominic has more from beaumont, california. >> reporter: you can't reach the remote areas of the san bernardino forest where the fire blazes on. they are having to walk on foot if the mountainous territory using chainsaws, hacksaws and axes to keep it from spreading further. >> it's very tedious job. they are way on top of the mountain in the black mountain area where we have a hot line unable to access it

take a look at wichita, about five inches of rainfall.inches in the past 45 days out there. so it's just one storm on top of another. farther up in hutchinson, had some hail as well. but the flooding just still continues this morning. this is a storm, that system that developed in the overnight hours. typically you expect the rain to be all day long. this was an all-night-long rainfall during the night. this was saturday night into sunday morning. now we're pushing you ahead until today. more scattered rain over chanute, kansas. and there are spots. now, i know the radar picks it up well, but there are spots you'll see that are in the white, the pink, and that's ten inches of rainfall or more in the past 48 hours here across parts of kansas and into missouri. and there's just more rain coming. when you see a front that's blue, red, blue, red, that means it's stationary, it's not going anywhere like a stationary bike. and if a front's stationary, then rain starts and stops in the same places. stationary rainfall causes a lot of flooding. >

wichita, joplin, and even little rock getting more in the next 48 hours. not bad in the northeast. very nice and less humid. now get a check closer to home. it's cloud quiz time. dan and bianna, take a close look. this isn't the best, look at the tiny piece. >> that's a tornado. >> it's not. it's a funnel. there is a distinct difference, it does not touch the ground, tornado does. often gets mistaken. >> i'm not lying, i was going to say funnel. >> she's winning in the quiz. >> and that dust-nado is neat. >> that's not typical. >> it's not a sharknado. >> the science is confusing me. >>> turn now to welcome relief for drivers and the pocketbooks. catch a break not only for the remainder of this year, but next year too. we have a reporter at a gas station in new york city with the latest details. i like this news. >> reporter: it's good news. we are standing in one of the most expensive places for gas in the country. take a look at the sign in midtown manhattan, a gallon of regular gas is $4.05. this is not representative of most of the country. but there is good news ahead across t

in wichita, this minivan needed a boost after stalling out in the flooded street.nd they're not alone. chattanooga, tennessee has already seen more than 4 inches of rain this month. that's more rain in the first two weeks of august than they usually see in the entire month. philadelphia is having its s soggiest summer yet. last month they set an entire record for rainfall in a single day when it dumped eight inches in just six hours. and the northwest is still reeling from severe thunderstorms just this week. in delaware, torrential rains shut down roads while high winds downed power lines and snapped trees. >> don't put those umbrellas away just yet. let's go to hayward, california where they did a little demolition this morning. that was the cal state east campus building. workers brought the building down because it was built too close to a fault line and considered vulnerable to earthquakes. >>> not to be outdone, demolition experts in dayton, ohio brought down a 12-story building sandwiched between two others. whoa. that was a delicate takedown there. the 100-

wichita, joplin, and even little rock getting more in the next 48 hours. you know where we're not going to have bad weather. in the northeast. very nice and less humid. >> it's cloud quiz time. dan and bianna, take a very close look. this isn't the best representation, but look at this tiny piece coming out of the cloud. >> that's a tornado. >> it's not. but you wouldn't necessarily know because the tree's in the way. it's a funnel. there is a distinct difference, a funnel does not touch the ground. tornado does. often gets mistaken. >> i'm not lying, i was going to say funnel. >> she's good. you're good. bianna is winning, by the way, in the quiz. >> and that dustnado is neat. >> that's not typical. we'll do that another time. >> it's not a sharknado. >> the science is confusing me. thank you, ginger. >>> all right, we're going to turn now to welcome relief for drivers and their pocketbooks. consumers can expect to catch a break at the pump not only for the remainder of this year, but according to experts, next year, too. abc's aditi roy is at a gas stati

in wichita some waited on it. others brought out the rafts.horities are taking high water seriously. they went door to door urging people to evacuate. the nearby creek is expected to peak later today. >> fire on a baggage carousal kept florida travelers waiting. yesterday afternoon. apparently started in a behind the scene's belt there. smoke began pouring out. >> i got about 20 feet, the roof caved in. water started squirting out. and i could look up and see it on fire. it turned real black real quick. the smoke just pouring out. >> the fire caused flight delays but no cancellations. not clear whether passenger's bags were destroyed or damaged. >>> 5:50. coming up. the immigration debate in the spotlight. how silicon valley is taking up that flight. >> a tiny town city leader reelected. the goals for next term. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-s

wichita, joplin, and even little rock getting more in the next 48 hours. you know where w morning, washington, here is a live shot in laurel there is skies and some rainfall just to the south of the washington area and the temperature is in the low 70's. the winds will be shifting to the south. just to theowers south of us and we see some rain in frederick's word into portions of charles county. 81 it's cloud quiz time. dan and bianna, take a close look. this isn't the best, look at the tiny piece. >> that's a tornado. >> it's not. but you, wouldn't necessarily know. the tree is in the way. it's a funnel. there is a distinct difference, it does not touch the ground, tornado does. often gets mistaken. >> i'm not lying, i was going to say funnel. i -- >> you're good. bianna's winning, by the way, in the quiz. >> and that dustnado is neat. >> that's not typical. but we'll do that another time. >> it's not a sharknado. >> the science is confusing me. thank you. >>> turn now to welcome relief for drivers and their pocketbooks. catch a break not only for the rem

there are severe, there is severe weather from wichita to oklahoma city.n from the northern rockies to the desert southwest. but dry from phoenix to vegas. >> 106 in phoenix. 80s from salt lake city into the plains. midwest, northeast. 90s in atlanta, orlando and new orleans. >> rarely here on "world news now" do we have an opportunity to show you an entire athletic event from beginning to end. this morning, we have that chance. >> here it is beginning to end. usain bolt, reclaiming the world title. for the 100 meter sprint. it was a slow start, steady rain last night in moscow. he won the championship he lost two years ago. he won it back because of a false start. >> justin gatlin, second, he had beaten bolt in the same event two months ago. he just wasn't fast enough. >> crazy. look at that. >> see him come from behind. >> i can now. i was reading the first time. now i'm just enjoying it. >> all of a sudden he gets a bolt. >> bolt? i never made that connection. lightning bolt. bolt. duh. >> duh. >> i guess i was fixated on usain. interesting name. >> the

this is what it looked like in hutchinson near wichita. seven inches of rain fell in some areas. the morning, seven inches, turning the treat streets into rivers. this is good for the drought, but not for getting around. guess what? more rain par ith of the countr. >> those poor folks. >> indra is here to give us the news of the flood and the rain. >> it is not just today they are looking atmore rain. there is rain in the forecast throughout the week. you can see what fell in 24 hours there. almost seven inches of rain. look at the radar. more rain in the area from thunderstorms. it's slow moving thunderstorms. the rain cloud above your house will not go away. more rain in the forecast today. the flood threat remains. we are looking at rain staying in the forecast as we look toward the weekend in the area. definitely something we have to monitor. the flood threat expected to get higher and higher. looking at severe weather around this low. we are talking about montana, stretching again, through kansas. we will look at the threat of isolated tornadoes. bigger thunderstorms and of

and articles about us was at a local pittsburgh paper, because we were ohen sirius satellite radio, wichitas, local affiliate and local affiliate in pittsburgh and that's it. the paper described us as part howard dean, part howard stern. the reason howard is popular because the best thing he does is the interviews, where he just won't let it go until you give him the answers that people want to get answers to. >> i'm going to disagree with michael and agree with you. there's a certain level of understanding, very t.y.t., certain level of understanding we had, i saw that thought coming to you, but we understand, we have sensitivity towards things. i don't want the wrong impression to come of what the "young turks" has been and always has been, but howard stern will push people to answer certain questions because it's not that important. this is a very important thing. i'm glad, that's the reason i worked with you this long. there are things you get right after after they answer the question truthfully and honestly. it was a horrific situation and people don't understand the horrific nature o

it's the tallest building in wat wichita these days. everybody is losing audience.e going to maybe 5,000 different channels with the internet. and yet the network is still, because of their historical advantage, still command the biggest share. you know, that's a very valuable position, even in this world that's flying apart in many, many different ways. >> flying apart, i like that. jane, what's the significance of having a woman in charge of a network news division for the first time? >> i think it's important. i think it's another shift in moving women into the executive suites that's going on around the country. i think the symbolism probably at the anchors was more important because that's what the viewers know. when diane sawyer and katie couric came into these jobs it was once a woman wouldn't be seen as the voice of authority in a time of crisis. i don't think she'll be any more sensitive to the women viewers than to the men but it's a good symbol. >> we should also point out that she, i believe, is also the first british national to run an american network

severe storms around tulsa, wichita. thunderstorms, gulf coast, deep south, carolinas.rstorms in the midwest. dry day in the northeast. >> 80s from boston to the new york, washington areas. 90s in the southeast. see 80s for middle of the country. mid 70s in l.a. and seattle. >> security forces in egypt put off a crack yun on tens of thousands of protesters supporting ousted president morsi. the military appointed government had been threatening for a week to clear camps where they're staying. pressure from overseas and from liberal members of the egyptian government helped avert a crackdown. >> the california teenager kidnapped buy a family friend has been reunited with her father. hannah anderson was rescued over the week end from idaho wilderness after four horseback riders recognized her and called police. >> an amber alert was on the television and i told my wife, i said that is that girl. we seen on the mountain. >> she was -- kind of had a scared look on her face when i first come up the trail. we didn't know if it was from the horses or what. >> the man who took

all the heavy rain this morning from kansas city down to wichita is all going to shift in the next couple of days down to the southeast. sorry, one of those summers. kind of cool and more rain than >> good morning. y.ppy monda the sun breaking out with spotty showers possible. >>> 82 and sunny chicago. no complaints from you guys. your not there. you're here in new york. back to you willie and natalie. >> thanks a lot. >> coming up next, is the rising cost of college and the debt that often comes with it worth it? we'll do the math to help you plan for the future. we'llhey!the math to help you yummm! totally got it all! don't forget your favorites, girls. hey girls! the good ol'days when we could eat as we wanted. yes, but we are not 18 anymore. sometimes if i eat as i used to my digestive system gets out of whack. it's not easy keeping it working as it should. it's easy if you enjoy an activia everyday. mmmm... delicious! with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis, activia helps regulate your digestive system. put a smile back in your day! ♪ activia ♪ dannon ♪ [ female announcer ] no

you saw a couple people i met with earlier from wichita, kansas who said this day is about celebrationcting pool a day to reflect not just on the past not just on august 1963 with you but where this country is today. you could see in the eyes of the people they were very proud to see this first african-american president take to the lectern today but they were also, you could see the expression in their eyes there was some concern about where we are headed as a nation. you can look back thering to that dome and there was a lot of division under that dome in our country and it is spread across from washington all the way from california to maine, and folks are really concerned about our future as much as they are about the present and today they wanted to celebrate but also redouble the efforts to keep the dream alive and not to be by spanned standers but to be part of the change they a this country so desperately needs at this point. >> ron, talk to me a little bit about the makeup of the crowd. we know 50 years ago, folks boarded buses. they got there any way they could. some hitchhik

. >>> a guy is now facing several charges after he was found floating in a river near wichita.ll he looked like he was stuck in an inner tube and waving his hands all weird and when rescuers got to him he said they waived him off and kept refusing to grab the rope. after several attempts he finally tried to push him to shore. it is illegal in the state of kansas to be in the river when the waters are at dangerously high levels. >>> the feds say this is the deadliest summer in decades for bottle-nodes dolphins along the east coast, and they are trying to figure out why. the government reports more than 100 dolphins have died this year from new york to virginia seven times more than usual. scientists say the prime suspect in this is some sort of virus and one dead dolphin has already tested positive for it. >>> wildfire alert now. more than a dozen homes are gone as fox reports tonight and crews are trying to gain an edge on a fire that is tearing through the mountains east of los angeles through the third day. here you can see a fireplace n and chimney where a home used to be an

in wichita, this van needed a boost after stalling out in the flooded street.ll records in the first week of august alone. and they are not alone. chattanooga, tennessee, has seen more than 4 inches of rain this month. that's more rain in the first two weeks of august than they usually see in the entire month. philadelphia is having its soggiest summer yet. last month they set an all-time record for rainfall in a single day when storms dumped 8 inches in just six hours. the northeast is reeling from severe thunderstorms from just this week. in newark, delaware, torrential rain shut down roads while high winds downed power lines and snapped treeses. we're still talking about rain. heavy rain expected this weekend in the southeast. this is the current radar right now. i want to show you a couple things going on. we're looking at development into the tropics. the reason this is so important, all that tropical moisture could combine with a stationary front already in place. it's bringing 2 to 5 inches of rain. you combine the moisture with that, which is what we're

and another five inches of rain expected around wichita. certainly a slow go. a few cells here from birmingham dropping south. you can see not really in atlanta. cloudy skies around. 89, expecting a warm day. jacksonville seeing some clouds. let's take you there and show you what we've got out there this morning. clouds and warm and sticky. it's incredibly warm in the south. dewpoints are incredibly high. it will feel in jacksonville like 102 this afternoon. temperatures there, though, only getting to about 92, though. atlanta, 89 this afternoon, but feeling even warmer than that. here's where a little cool pocket of air is. cold front moved through, one cold front, second one expected to move through next week. with that kind of reinforcing shot of so much cooler air. we know how hot it was in july. not seeing that in the upper midwest and even into the northeast. here's the august outlook. we've seen such extreme conditions. in the northeast, july was hottest on record. we're talking over 100 years of data, in places like bridgeport and providence. we're goin

oklahoma city, wichita, in the bull's eye there. amarillo and lubbock. a look at the big board.tered showers here. all of the heat is in the deep south. nicco, mist and drizzle, sunny inland, 70s to 78. partly cloudy skies around the bay, a little more sunshine, 64 >> all that weather was brought to you by purina. we're keeping up on the flooding in missouri and more rain coming in. >>> coming up, a very public feud between two of hollywood's biggest stars. why is sylvester stallone calling bruce willis greedy and lazy? >>> and should restaurants ban children during dinner hours if they're behaving badly? what happened after one restaurant changed their policy. come on back and find out. ♪ ♪ i've got something for you too. (announcer) fancy feast delights with cheddar. a meal that is sure to delight your cheese lover. now available in the classic form she loves. fancy feast. the best ingredient is love. ♪ ♪ vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superio

if this looks familiar, from rapid city, to wichita, to chicago, it's just about the same place it wass another opportunity to get some damaging winds, hail, and heavy rains. also, take a look at this low. those are the remnants of the storm dorian that never wants to completely go away. it doesn't mean rain all over the state of florida or even coastal georgia and the carolinas all day long. but it does mean that when the afternoon thunderstorms kick up, they will have potentially torrential downpours. stay up with your local abc news. phoenix, 104. >>> good morning. other than a few more clouds at the coast, today ought to be bright and a little warmer than yesterday. 62 at the coast, 89 inland. more cloud cover the next couple mornings so slightly cooler saturday and sunday >> all that weather was brought to you by bush's baked beans. josh and amy? >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up next, we're going to have the future of the real housewives of new jersey. can the show go on with its two stars indicted on fraud charges? >>> also, the remarkable $10 million fantasy wedding. brand-new p

so if you look at the wichita area, they've had about 6 inches of rain since august the 1st, incrediblyerful storms setting themselves up right now. kansas city again, des moines, sioux falls, minneapolis, you're kind of in the edge of the danger zone as dodge city is right there. then want to show you this, if you take i-40 out of oklahoma city, this is where you hit all the big heat here, not too far away from the flooding that's going on today. the index about 110 degrees. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area microclimate forecast. you can see the cloud cover out there, drizzle all through the morning commute, and then chilled sunshine thanks to a stout sea breeze today. cloudy and drizzle the next couple nights, then finally we'll modify this air mass as we head through the weekend. today we'll go from about 61 in san francisco, oakland 66, 71 in santa rosa, 73 in san jose, 77 in concord. we'll be in the 50s >> another quick look at the big board. we're going to talk about the fires in california that amy talked about in the news and why that s

garden city, wichita, tulsa. the next 48 hours of rain. you by nutella. you love carrie underwood. >> yes. >> they can't wait to say hello to her. josh, over to you. >> i'm with one of america's best soccer players, clint dempsey. back in the mls, signing with the seattle sounders. the current captain of the men's team. last y u.s. soccer man of the year for the third time. great moment for me. welcome back. what went into you returning to mls? >> yeah, i got that experience of going over there, testing myself against some of the best players in the world. i feel like i was able to do a good job there. got the itch to get back to the states and be around family a little bit more. wanted to come back to mls in my prime. >> i'll miss you on saturday mornings. but welcome back. the u.s. national team won the gold cup. beating teams that the u.s. should be beating the the world cup about a year away, what does the team need to focus on? >> the next four games. win at least one. with one game, we pretty much book our ticket to brazil. >> you di

i'm watching wichita to little rock.s the best chance ofch >> starting out with some patchy fog. we will see a mix of clouds and sun. high temperature in the mid to upper 80's. we cannot rule >> and you my good friends, if you ever want your hour by hour forecast you can get that at weather.com. natalie, david and savannah, back to you. >> now to lea michele's first public appearance since the death of her boyfriend and glee costar cory monteith. >> she appeared on last night's teen choice awards breaking her silence with a tearful and touching speech. >> i just wanted to be here today to personally thank all of you and tell everyone out there how much all of you love and support has meant to me over these very difficult seasons. thank you. not that i had any doubt before, but you guys are most certainly the greatest fans in the world. >> breaking her silence, an emotional lea michele took the stage last night tearfully thanking the audience during an acceptance speech at the teen choice awards. >> for all of you out the