but saturday, i think we could break records from wilmington, delaware, up to worcester, massachusetts. the overnight temperatures will not be relief, either, staying in the 70s or 80s. >> ginger zee with us, as well tonight. thank you, ginger. >>> in the meantime, to other news tonight. there were major developments late today involving actor kevin spacey and those accusations against him by a young man in massachusetts. today, what prosecutors revealed. and here's abc's linsey davis, who has been reporting on the case. >> reporter: the decision late today by massachusetts prosecutors to drop the sex crime charge against kevin spacey comes after a stunning moment in court last week. >> all of those were deleted from the screenshots, missing from the screenshots that you sent to officer kelly, is that right? >> yes. >> reporter: spacey's accuser initially answering questions, then invoking his fifth amendment rights when asked about whether he knew it was illegal to delete text messages before turning evidence over to police in a criminal case. spacey's lawyer immediately called for th

jim is on the republican line in wilmington, north carolina. >> good morning. melting in the dark. it might have been a beautiful cake at some point i i watched both of the democrat debates and i just have to tell you it reminded me of macarthur park melting in the dark. it might have been a beautiful cake at some point in time, by the time they put it was a hot, wet mess. by the time we got to four hours it was a long slog. i think republicans were fashion line >> -- >> by the time we got to four hours it was a long slog. i think republicans were ecstatic about the issues that were coming up. the positions to the left that democrats were taking. they are going to use some of that footage in the general election depending on who the nominees are. i think it comes down to this 2020 election, what is the frame of the 2020 election? if this is about do you like the president or not, i don't think the president is going to win. if the election is about is it between capitalism and socialism, or do you want to keep your private health insurance, that's a very different type of election

country, still hot, phoenix to tucson, carolinas will be brutally hot, factoring in the heat index wilmington105, sneaking up the coast. how hot this weekend in the northeast. yeesh. that's the big weather story of the day. here's a closer lookt day ahead. showers and thunderstorms moving overnight from minnesota and wisconsin and heading south. will cool some people off, still clouds andft rain le over from barry, cool the little rock area to memphis and around nashville. taste of this weekend. imagine the subway?116 index. >> i don'temember what that feels like, will get reminder. >>> louisville team hit the pool tweeted out video of the extraordinary six-man alley-oop. says need to work on passing impressive >>> still ahead, police warning of -- happy ending forhis pup. finally, an eggo thick and fluffy waffle all to myself, whoa. karen, karen you've got to try this. hbreakfast in bed? majoband. points. would you l'eggo your eggo? ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they relse medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. are confusing quilted northern are con

i had the privilege of not just riding on the train from the wilmington with former secretary bup to have known her and to call her my friend for gosh over three decades. and i will just briefly mention she grew up in delaware. educated in delaware. delaware civil engineer as i recall went to work at dell dot served 28 years. i call her the zyrena of bicycling rufrlgs it used to be not a dwood biking greenway state we're among the best started with her early involvement. she wanted it to become our dell dot secretary and serve with distinction. if you are on i-95 that's a big part of what she did. we surfaced i-95 shut down i-95 the year i ran for u.s. sfat and still won. still won. people said have you lost your mind? she ran that project. we resurfaced i-95 both ways. the built the state one. and you name it she was involved. the river front -- development of the river front if you come through wilmington on the train look out the sweeds and finns landed in america 380 years ago. that transformation was one she worked on. a million different projects. went on to become a the partne

i'm 24 years old, and i'm from wilmington, delaware. songwriter, so i was born to do this. and i know that, so i'm never gonna give up until i get to where i'm going, and even then, there's always gonna be a new mountain to climb. if you have a dream, follow it,wantto know . i dream big. [laughs] the concept of the song is really about being your own hero, not looking to anyone else to make a change. i think this song would be perfect for a hero-themed movie and obviously for aloe because we kind of share the same message, speaking on matters that mean something. you know, i've been through so much in the industry of people trying to tell me who to be or get me to act a certain way. for me to come out blazing, like, who i am, you know-- yeah, i'm ready. oh, i'm so ready. - hello. - hello. - hello, aloe. how you doing? - very good. nice to meet you. - good. nice to meet you. - you gotta tell me about this name. how did you think about the pronunciation of it? - well, people will know eventually. - okay, i like it. - tvte. - and what song

are partnered robert lynn said telling her she's done it twice at wilmington.etector company john deere is a sponsor of this week's stop. entered an excavator into a putter and it weighs over 300 pounds. it looks pretty good and pretty accurate. vegas has seen pj rookie victor holland the favorite to win the tournament but if you bet on him you will watch your money go up on and smoke. >> i don't know what my thoughts are on that. stay off of the we the. slug one of the great personalities on tour. they call him stone roary. that is the latest. see you tonight. >>> parts of southern california are still shaking this morning. the growing frustrations for some communities dealing with earthquake aftershocks. >>> a series of i.c.e. raids are planned across the country, starting as soon as this weekend. we will tell you what we know, next. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current

with daytime highs, they're still going to be in the 70s, bute'll watch this rain from raleigh to wilmington 2 to 3 inches that's a look at the big weather story of the day now here's a closer look at your day ead. >>> lots of sunshine acrosthe ohio valley, but highs are back in the mid 70s, very strong cold front. it's going to be continuous rain here for at leas 2t the next4 hours. highs in florida in the mid 90s. >>> so we're watching this development of a tropical depression, but really going to fade away pretty quickly >> we have tho comfortable temperatures back. all right, janessa, thank you. >> a rough day on the job, check this out the chicago cubs ground crew were trying tock roll ba the the guyrp at rigly wh trips. he gets rolled up inside you can see he's hanging onto the tarp the rest of the crew keep going. fortunately the guy was not hurt >> i wish we could see the whole thing. how far along before they realized he was still in there. >> probably all the way to the ivy. >> why an aspirin a day may not keep the doctor away and chaos in the courtroom y a former judge was dragged

like temperature tomorrow afternoon. 109 in baltimore. 104 in new york city. 100 in boston and wilmingtonoon, the storms will move the heat off the east coast. the next 24 hours, it will be pretty brutal. >>> people will have a new place to cool off in paradise. the crews finished cleaning the pool last week. it habit been open since last november's camp fire that killed 85 people and encapsulated most of paradise. swimmers can take a dip in more than 200,000 gaza of water. >> people lost their private pools. this is the only pool that people can swim in. >> new number show paradise' population has plunged by 90%. about 2,000 people currently live in paradise. >>> new details are emerging after a high speed police chase in los angeles. some of the bad guys are actually from the bay area. yesterday's chase reached more than 100 miles an hour. they're seeing more and more tied to the bay area. >> we have crews from the greater oakland and san francisco areas that are regularly visiting los angeles for the particular purpose of committing burglary from vehicles. we will catch you. >> the lap

bofert, north carolina, because the federal navy at that time was considering an operation against wilmingtonnorth carolina. and so the "monitor" will be towed south by this ship. this ship is actually command -- this is the "rhode island" 236 feet in length, iron hulled, of course, a paddler. and so she is commanded by a man known as steven decatur trenchard and trenchard is the most famous rescue at sea individual in the world at the time. he had rescued several crews, but the most important one was in 1856 when during a terrible gale off cape ann, he's in the coastal survey ship, the "u.s.s. vixen" and a british bark runs aground on rocks about 200 yards from shore. what does that mean? they're all going to die. he brings the "vixen" alongside, saves every crew member and it's so impressive that queen victoria is going to give trenchard a gold presentation sword. but wait, trenchard can't have it because of the emoluments clause. sometimes we paid attention to that, and the big thing is that he had to have a special act of congress to have him receive the sword. so, as the "monitor," as th

the heat advisories are on from wilmington down to ft.rs and will feel like 106 in jacksonville, florida. 94 for nashville and then that for the southeast. 100 the feels like on the fourth of july in washington, d.c. now, this is also going to come with some storms and they've been dropping a lot of rain. that's lagrange, illinois, just outside chicago. i saw pictures of interstate 55, covered. look at this. strong storm, some of them obviously with lightning and that heavy rain could produce more than 3 inches so going through your holiday watch for not just the heat and exposure to heat. we're already feeling like the upper 70s to near 80 right now, but also the lightning and thunderstorms, cecilia. >> good reminders. ginger, thanks. >>> as millions from the heartland to the east coast face that brutal heat, the holiday rush is now getting under way. aaa expects nearly 49 million people to travel over the next few days. take a live look at the planes in the air right now. a lot of them out there, david kerley is at reagan national t. go

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it's still going to be exceptionally high in areas of myrtle beach and georgetown and including wilmington miss forecast. chicago should be dry. st. louis, a chance of a storm. d.c., maybe a passing storm late today. new york city, boston should be dry. a little warm but not too bad. definitely more humid. for the fourth of july, hit and miss storms. ohio valley and portions of the south. if you're heading to the beach, most areas look okay from cape cod to jersey to long island, should be okay. we may be a stray storm for maybe 30 minutes or so and then the sun will come out. additional storms from myrtle beach to hilton head to jacksonville. that's where we could see a longer period of rain. and our friends in florida, as we mentioned if it's 95 to 100 degrees, you may be actually happy if it rains for a short period of time. >> yeah, yeah. hopefully there's a lot of good air conditioners with that heat. >> that's a requirement. >> that's a requirement when you live in florida, yeah. >>> still ahead, president trump looks to add some fresh faces to the federal reserve. >> details the pre

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by tomorrow, cooler in norfolk, raleigh, wilmington, charleston, charlotte, and back to atlanta, with a four-degree temperature change however, with that cnge s severe weather we've got a front pushing through. already you can see showers and thunderstorms. 48 million people impacted from tennessee and kentucky all the way into the northeast we're going to look at that coming up in the next half hour. severe storms will be firing up. craig, we'll be talking about airport delays and problems on the roads coming up this afternoon. >> al, we'll come back to you in a minute thanks, buddy. >>> now the shocking announcement out of iran amid escalating tensions with the west tehran now says it has broken up a cia spy ring this days after iranian commanders seized a british tanker reporter: good morning, savannah. another dramatic twist in tensions in the region are high, and we go to nbc chief global correspondent bill neely with the breaking news this morning good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah another dramatic twist in the escalating crisis. iran broadcasting pictures of what

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personal tragedy, of course the tragic car accident as he ascended to the senate, and i was just in wilmingtonalking to a lot of community that knows him and they talk about his family and how integral they are. i think as republicans have amounted up using biden's international lobbying, it is interesting to see the bidens come out proactively and that's something that causes us to relate more closely to the american people. we know mental health issues, addiction are issues top of mind for american voters. i think it's something folks can commend but also gets them to answer some of the political questions folks have already shown the willingness to enter into that murk yr more personal terrain. >> it is interesting because for the bidens personal struggle and perseverance is more than just a brand, it's what has defined so much of the life of joe biden over the last, you know, nearly 50 years. >> yes, and, you know, not to put this all into political terms, but that's my job here this morning, and so what i saw was actually a very shrewd politician as well. not in a bad way, but getting out

schools in delaware of biden's own state, the court ordered that black kids from the inner city of wilmingtonuld be bust out to the suburbs and white kids from the suburbs should bust into the inner city. a lot of folks who did not know his record, now do know it. what a great will that hurt his standard in the black community. >> i think it was known by a lot of people. this is a totally different state she is running for president now. and so much is he's running for president as an extension of the fact that he was the first vice president with a black present. and so much of joe biden support right now in the polls which had a 30% compared to, i think it's more 10% higher than bernie sanders, is based on black support and going to south carolina wary of a large black electorate in the democratic party. it's very important, i think it's so important that the civil rights icon, jim clyburn, making deals with segregation was necessary to gradual civil rights advancement and it is not fear to go back and say we have a black lives matter stated, anybody playing around with racist is an unaccep

he gets out of law school and wins the wilmington city council.then he gets elected to the senate and sworn in at 30. blue-collar joe to do something as an electrician in between? then they use the term lunch bucket show. he never carried a lunch bucket. so they've created this guy like he's blue-collar joe. we have a blue-collar billionaire in office right now. that's the name i've given him. [applause] and the unions should be backing him to the hilt. because why do you think green new deal is all about? it's going to destroy union jobs. blue-collar jobs.it's going to destroy building. this is the language they use in new york and they imported this stuff. they went to the industrialized america. it's about the de-growth. these are words they use. we should be able to secure that vote. the radical environmental movement hates assembly lines. hates smokestacks. hates progress. hates technology. and we should exploit that because that's what those people are. and so, to answer your question, it's a perfect campaign and the right issues are raised.

the production facility had 100 employees in wilmington, delaware. they lost 26 of those workmen to explosions over the course of the civil war, giving them about a 26% casualty rate. the casualty rate at antetem in the union forces was 20%. after these materials were mixed the second stage was to press the resulting material into cakes. so this wet mix slurry would be moved from the mixing wheel to the pressing mill. now the pressing mill would typically be two plates that would squeeze the powder inside a box to increase its density, fill in air pockets and better mix the material. what came out was called a mill cake. the mill cake was a slab about the size of this podium of pure gun powder. but that mill cake was way too big and didn't have enough surface area to be used to shoot anything. so the next stage had to be corning. that mill cake would be fed into a grinder and ground up to the approximate size of the powder that was desired for the application used. grinding was one of the key steps of the powder production process. so gun powder is a

also in the top 10, nashville and wilmington, north carolina along with bridgeport connecticut and lancasternia. according to the study though moving to lake charles louisiana could shorten an average seniors life the most by 9 months. some big cities like las vegas and salt lake city also made the list for lowering life expectancy for today's health minute and britt conway. >>up next a man finds this special treasure while on vacation where >>the san diego zoo is welcoming a very special new edition after 493 days a southern white rhino named victoria finally gave birth and it's not just any baby boy, here's look at him, it's the first of his kind to be born in north america from artificial insemination and that's great for the species in general because rhinos are listed as near threatened, but it's an even bigger deal for northern white rhinos there are only 2 of them left to live on earth. and both are females so until now cute. a vacationing teacher finds a diamond in a state park. >>this is josh lana can as you can see he is a very proud of his recent treasure atlantic found this 2.12

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full said, oklahoma, wilmington, north carolina: long stories that i have time to talk about.i want you to look at the stories i submitted and think of the many ways black people tried to participate, tried to encourage, tried to be american. simply try to be economic actors, were suppressed because they had the nerve to think. my brothers over here is say, their american dream, it is some peoples's american nightmare. let's be clear. number three, public policy hostility. public policy hostility to black people. the g.i. bill legislation truncated opportunities to african-american veterans, federal housing administration reinforced redlining and segregation as an official policy of the f federal government. people talk about racists as they are individuals. the fact that they're not individuals, they are individuals who are buttressed by the federal government and legislation. let me simply say, h.r. 40 is important. more importantly, as you my brothers and sisters on this congress go forward, may there be a racialal justice audit of any new legislation that has economic appl

wilmington to a special edition of "the lead" and jake tapper ready to moderate another debate alongside dana bash and don lemon. the benefit of tonight is they got to go to school on what happened with the rules and interplay and what worked and didn't work last night so let's see, look at it through a little bit of a different lens and one of the questions is will we see the more liberal candidates going after biden. remember that axiom, you want noise from the front-runners and for biden it is, is he hiding biden or will he come out and fight. we'll see. let's get straight inside. we have cnn kyung lah in the stage and getting a feel. what do you think we should expect tonight? >> reporter: well we could preview that in a second. i want to point out the former vice president is still here in the fox theater, he's the second to last candidate to get his walk-through and moments ago, look at this tape. he entered the stage for his walk-through to check out his podium, but immediately he was a little different than all of the other candidates. this was a very relaxed former vice presiden

he joins us from wilmington, delaware. welcome, senator. you just heard from mr.that the administration will try to change asylum or the ability to claim asylum because congress isn't doing anything. is there going to be any proposal put forward by congress? >>xd well, margaret, the challei that those of us in congress who want to make progress on addressing our broken immigration system have faced is the ways in which president trump initially embraces and then abruptly reverses himself and opposes those bipartisan proposals that have been brought to him. ken cuccinelli just referenced correctly that senatorsk and durbin, a seasoned republican and democrat, have tried repeatedly to get a proposal moving that could win both bipartisan support in the senate and ultimately be embraced by president trump. several times many of us who have worked across the aisle on this issue have been deeply frustrated by the ways ináÑt)(rt saying he would welcomec proposal, gets) for a day or two by the right wing and then reverses himself andçó campaigns against it or threatens to

for joe biden to say, well, black families in wilmington or wherever weren't all that thrilled abouty, that's great. we were talking about a constitutional principle, about a broad transformation of society. and about doing something that was, in fact, tough and not all that popular. i -- i really didn't want to hear too much more about it. i think joe biden should try and pivot off it. but you know, look, he is trying to stay above the fray. he's trying to get to the general election without the messiness of the primary. and i think that's a mistake on his part. that is not necessarily going to work. and kamala harris showed it's not going to work. there's a restive democratic coalition that includes women and environmentalists and lgbtq families and union households. you've got to speak to all of them. you can't just skate past and say, oh, everybody knows me, let's get to the general election. i don't think that's going to work. >> arlette, describe if there's a strategy shift since the first debates. first of all, sitting down with cnn. he doesn't do many of these one-on-one inte

and you'd ask him a question and he would finish the answer as he was getting off in wilmington. that's joe biden. >> is that a guy who was overcoached by his team? is that a guy surrounded by people who believe in that caricature of biden, this guy can't finish a sentence without sticking his foot in his mouth? >> no, he had a bad night. >> also he had not done this since 2012. that was a long time ago. that was ten years ago. >> and this is a really, really important night for him. >> politics is filled with stories of the bounce-back. the famous ones, reagan, mondale, obama in '12. >> if he comes out like gang busters and really effective tonight, you look at the polls already 30% and 40% of the party wants joe biden to be the nominee, right? and there will be others. so it's still biden and the others. so if he comes out like gang busters and really does it tonight, i think he goes higher. i think it's a great night for him. if he's the biden we saw last time again, i think that's really bad for him. two performances like that in a row. >> i agree. >> completely different. >>

wilmington supervisor, former volunteer firefighter, former fire chief, and fierce advocate for the county and the adirondack region. after a long courageous fight with a brain tumor, randy passed away july 18. he was 60 years old. he was a bipartisan leader on behalf of essex county. he voted in favor of the interest of the people and let no one deter him. he was a champion for those that he represented. he was passionate about lowering our tax burden and ensuring we had ample funding for lifesaving emergency medical services. he was known not only for his staunch advocacy but for his sense of humor. his unapologetic convictions and his you willingness to shoot straight and be honest with people, whether a governor or a congresswoman. he was quick to tell me when he thought a policy was right for his community and just as quick to tell me when he thought a policy was wrong. i express my deepest sympathies to randy's wife, michelle, and his entire family. it's a sincere honor to enter randy preston's achievements into the congressional record. thank you. mr. speaker, the hallowed halls of

assistant professor at the university of north carolina wilmington. his book is to organize the sovereign people, democracy and mobilization in revolutionary pennsylvania. thank you to all four of you can we will start with caitlin -- all four of you. we will start with caitlin. >> can everyone hear me? you first to the conference organizers for putting together this schedule. and to mark for organizing our panel today and all of you for being here. so, i am going to give some brief remarks to introduce what my reached -- what my research is about. my research has been informed by the time i have spent working in washington before i went back to graduate school. that generated a lot of questions for me about how representative government worked and what made it legitimate. what is it mean for government to speak for the people? to what degree titillated officials be bound to public opinion? how should that be facilitated in practice? to answer these questions, i wanted to go back and needed to go back to the founding of representative democracy in the

to the south of it we have a heat index today across the eastern seaboard, 105 in boston, 102 in wilmingtone story. dc at 1:10. taking us forward, actual air temperatures today and we have this front dripping through to the south and that will cool things off chicago 76, feels very good. we are hard across the southeast. look at this. here's monday temperatures, still on monday, 92 in dc, look at this. everybody will be breathing a big sigh of relief once the next front comes through and brings -- the dangerous one, look in on your neighbors, the elderly and everyone you can this weekend. >> they talk summer in dc. there's a reason the growth of the federal government can be directly linked to the invention of air conditioning. it is not pleasant to be here on a summer saturday. we will continue to watch it. thanks. >> we are waiting a major announcement from mike pence at the kennedy space center and we will bring you his remarks live as soon as they happen, special coverage of the apollo 11 anniversary. >> you are coming down the letter now. >> i'm at the foot of the latter. i'm going to

providence, wilmington. it will stay nice and mild. 85 by friday in indianapolis.ll warm down in batlanta, not unreasonably so, and des moines will see temperatures ln th 80s. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in t thing. even a "three-ring fender bender." (clown 1) sorry about that... (clown 2) apologies. n' (clown 1) ...didt mean it. (clown 3) whoops. (stilts) sorry! (clowns) we're sorry! (scary) hey, we're sorry! [man screams]cary screa] (burke) quite the circus. but we covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two.ar ♪ we e farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. sunshine outside on a tuesday morning. temperatures mostly in the low to mid 70s aroun town. there are still some cooler suburbs in the 60s. everyone gets a hot and humid day today.ur temperat will be in the low to mid 90s for most of the afternoon. only a slight chance for a rhunderstorm today. slightly higheain chances in the shenandoah valley. muchthe next couple days, higher rain chances, especia

wilmington north carolina,ill feel like 104. you need to stay hydrated when it's this hot. the north. washington, d.c. will fee like 97. norfolk will feee l 99. through the weekend, detroit will start to cool off by sunday with a high of 82 on sunday. mid 80s through charleston. in new york, by sunday, we should top out at 82. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> temperatures already at 80 degree r gettingdy to jump to the mid to upper 80s by lunch time. who is ready for storms? i hop you are. i hope you have the umbrella handsy and poncho. because if you're headed out to see reworks, go swimming, or go to a barbecue, storms are likely. they could be on the strong tos re side. temperatures expected to peak in the low 90s. a hot fourth of july. stay safe, folks. >> that's yourfo latest cast. >> thank you. >>> coming up, after they string tings, how hark si you can keep your family safe at the ocean this holiday weekend. >> plus, the big summer sales are kicking off today. we've got the scoop on some t bargains from electronic

wilmington, north carolina, will feel like 106 degrees. tallahassee will feel like 109.k petshi outdoors, about the elderly if they don't have air conditioning especially. this heat is hard to escape if you don't have somewhere cold t go. we're looking for temperatures to moderate a bit, but still mid ng seasonable in the 80s in boston, richmond will hang in the lower 9s. raleigh lower 90s as well. it's going to be seasonably warm. we have isolated pop-up strong storms expected today through the northern plains later on this afternoon. that's a look at weather across the country. now here'ee a p ought your window. >> those temperatures out there in the 60s and 70s. an uptickn humidity. that's only going to increase through the day. might be good pool day. we of d.c.s where we'll have a chance of a storm. low to mid 90s today but feeling close to 100 degrees. same tomorrow. low to mid 90s, feeling close to 100. today, 30% chance of rain west. morrow, 40% chance of storms. that will be widespread. we take it up to 60% unfortunately if fourth of july. >> that's your latest

on wednesday wilmington, north carolina, will feel like 106 degrees. will feel like 109 make sure you stay hydrated. think about your pets outdoors think about the elderly if they don't have air-conditioning especially because this heat is really hard to escape if you don't have somewhere cold to go. we are looking for the temperatures to moderate a bit as we get to the end of the week still hanging seasonable in the mid-80s in boston, upper 80s in new york city, richmond lower 90s, raleigh lower 90s as well >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a live look outside at 580 in dublin, moving slowly. we have some sunshine overhead and another beautiful day with high temperatures in the tri-valley reaching near 80 degrees. we'll be up to 84 in antioch, 82 in napa and san jose stays mostly in the upper 70s. our weather pattern stays like this, as we go into the next several days. no major changes into the weekend, when we start to heat up into the upper 80s. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. >>> coming up, willie geist with a

indices, a combination of hea and humidity, triple digits in jacksonville, tallahassee, mobile, wilmington, and for tomorrow, it moves into the northeast. iladelphia, new york, richmond, raleigh, charlotte, all in triple digits. and as we move into the late week2 period, states will see heat indexes above 100. 200 million people will be feeling the heat and the humidity going into the weekend. heat indexes in tripligits for kansas city, dallas, on into chicago, and heading east, we're looking at triple digits for new york, d.c., charlotte, nashville, cleveland, and indianapolis. we don't get a break until we get toward the end of the weekend. back to you.se >> tho are some huge numbers. >> jaw-dropping numbers there. >> a lot of red on that map. thanks so much. >>> meantime, a judge is considering whether to grant bail to skrjeffrey epstein afte dramatic day in court tied to his sexrafficking case. stephanie gosk is here with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. there was an expectation the bail hearing would be britf. as anything but. with prosecutors introducing new details abo wha

we'll see mid-80s in richmond, providence, wilmington it will stay nice and mild, 85 by friday in indianapolisill warm down in atlanta, but not unreasonably so and des moines will see temperatures in the low 80s. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds (stilts) sorry! (clowns) we're sorry! (scary) hey, we're sorry! [man screams] [scary screams] (burke) quite the circus. but we covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> good tuesday monk. i'm meteorologist kari hall. good tuesday morning. there's fog across the golden gate bridge. visibility at bridge level is pretty good and we're seeing our temperatures today that will reach into the mid-60s, in the areas in the low to mid 80s. a really nice day as we continue to cool off, in the middle of the week, as we go into the weekend, it will be warming up into the low 90s in san francisco, staying in the 60s and i think we'll see fog all throughout today. >> that's your latest weather. willie? >> al, thank you very much. >>> a

on from raleigh to fayetteville, wilmington, you too. george? >> the whole northeast and southeast as well. thanks, ginger. >>> to washington now where special counsel robert mueller is set to deliver his long delayed testimony to two congressional committees tomorrow. mueller, the justice department, both parties in congress jockeying ahead of the blockbuster hearing and our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce, chief justice correspondent pierre thomas covering all the preparations. pierre, let me begin with you. overnight the justice department sent a letter to mueller trying to set limits on his testimony. >> reporter: george, good morning. that's right. overnight the justice department sent mueller a letter warning him he should not go beyond the public version of his report and, george, quote, that any testimony must remain within the boundaries of that document. the letter bluntly states that his testimony is unnecessary. the bottom line for mueller strictly no ad-libbing. but, george, that said, the report is 400 pages with ream

tampa will feel like 107 today wilmington, north carolina will feel like 104.ot we are also looking for the heat to continue to push to the north. washington, d.c. will feel like 97 norfolk will feel like 99. then going through the weekend detroit will start to cool off by sunday with a high of 82 on sunday mid-80s through charleston, knoxville mid to upper 80s and i am meteorologist, kari hall. happy fourth of july. we can't see the golden gate bridge right now because of the fog that may linger in time for the fireworks tonight, and the inland areas will be clear. our temperatures in some of our inland valleys will reach up to 83 degrees, and slightly warmer tomorrow. the warmest day will be on saturday, the best day to go swimming. 89 degrees. and then it cools off for early next week. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. >>> coming up after that string of recent shark sightings how you can keep your family safe at the ocean this holiday weekend. >>> plus, the big summer sales are kicking off today. we've got the scoop on some great barg

indices, a combination of heat and humidity, triple digits in jacksonville, tallahassee, mobile wilmington and for tomorrow it moves into the northeast, philadelphia, new york, richmond, raleigh, charlotte all in triple digits and as we move into the late week period, 32 states heat indexes above 100, 200 million people will be feeling the heat and humidity going into the weekend. heat index, triple digits for kansas city, dallas, tupelo on into chicago, and heading east we're looking at triple digits for new york, d.c., charlotte, nashville, cleveland, and indianapolis if we don't get a break, savannah until we get toward the end of the weekend. >> those are some huge numbers. >> jaw dropping numbers there. >> a lot of red on that map. al, thanks so much we'll be back to you shortly. >>> a judge is now considering whether to grant bail to jeffrey epstein after a dramatic day in court tied to the wealthy finan finance ear's sex trafficking. >> there was an expectation the bail hearing would be brief. it was anything but, with prosecutors introducing new details about what was found in jeff

sector job creation last month coming in at 102000 below expectation 140,000 jobs, joining us now wilmingtonederal reserve does. >> i think this report confirms where they were headed leaning towards bias of cutting rates, because o what we're seeing we think a clear slowdown, for labor market sometimes, the official report adp an argue with one another this report combined with last month, clearly pointed to the downside with much slower job growth looking at either sfloort mike block here, the bond market is really, playing to that theme thesis you mentioned about you know the slowing growth, we're seeing year over year change as you point out is falling down it is weaker. yield curve is inverted here everyone talks about three month being well above 10 year we have a five year note below 175 here, recently. what is it signaling a recession or and/or dysfunction in the bond market how does it resolve. >> are there clearly concerns in markets about growth slowdown we've had about path of economy going forward, so one of two things had to happen you either had to have positive data that will

jim is on the republican line in wilmington, north carolina. >> i watched both of the democrat debatesnd i just have to tell you it reminded me of macarthur park melting in the dark. it might have been a beautiful cake at some point in time, by the time they put it was a hot wet mess. >> by the time we got to four hours it was a long slog. i think republicans were ecstatic about the issues that were coming up. the positions to the left that democrats were taking. they are going to use some of that footage in the general election depending on who the nominees are. i think it comes down to this 2020 election, what is the frame of the 2020 election. if this is about do you like the president or not i don't think the president is going to win. if the election is about is it between capitalism and socialism or do you want to keep your private health insurance, that's a very different type of election and i think republicans have a much better chance if that's the frame voters are looking at. host: do you think thom tillis wins reelection next year? i have a love-hate relationship with thom

. >> serena williams winning her second round match of wilmington and meghan markel was there.aby shower before the birth of her son, archie. archie has a big event coming up tomorrow. his christening at windsor castle. serena can't make it because she'll be working. there is some speculation out there that serena might be one of the god parents for archie. so if she can't make the ceremony, i don't know. >> alicia: i don't know about that. they have to be able to connect, right >> jon: i would think so you have to be there if you are a royal god parent. we'll see. >> alicia: dramatic video as a fireworks store goes up in flames. witnesses getting an unexpected fireworks show. we'll show you what happened next. >> jon: wow. plus president trump urging more young americans to enlist in the armed forces. might the military see a recruiting boost thanks to the president? we'll talk to marine veteran johnny joey jones coming up. >> president trump: young americans across our country, now is your chance to join our military and make a truly great statement in life, and you should do

these pictures are going to happen again from new york city to wilmington, delaware.y today, the twin cities has been very wet this spring, early summer, they got about two inches of rain in only an hour, and you had flash flooding, so who will see that today? flash flood watches in place including philadelphia, most of new jersey, again, northern delaware, look at minneapolis to the quad cities, you could see significant rainfall tonight. your local weather in 30 seconds. first, the sunny cities sponsored by verizon. >>> good morning. i'm your meteorologist mike nicco. grab the sun glasses. mostly sunny with average to above average temperatures. today more clouds and coastal drizzle the next couple days. cooler afternoon temperatures until sunday when the warming returns. about a 30 degree spread from 64 at half-moon bay to about 93 in antioch. tonight is comfortable with high 50s to low 60s. temperatures average friday,,,,, >>> it's wednesday, and amy has a chance to redeem herself. come on. >> hump day. >> you really made her do it. you really did. her do it. you