yesterday. look at that. it looks like oklahoma or kansas brian: or the shark nato . steve: could be. maria? good morning. not a shark nato, but very unusual to be seeing tornadic activity across italy. it s very rare to see a tornado and even more rare to see damage accompanying the storms. that s what we saw across italy yesterday and in terms of rare weather news, tropical depression flossie across parts of the pacific and it is impacting hawaii. it has weakened. yesterday it was a tropical storm and it s very rare to see one of those systems impacting hawaii as well. even this time of year. so we re still looking at the potential for heavy rain impacting parts of hawaii. so we ll keep an eye on that storm system. temperature wise, below average across parts of the great lakes. taking a look at some of these temperatures, only in the 50s in chicago and cleveland early this morning. warming up into the 70s later on this afternoon. 101 for your high temperature in san antonio.
monteith. she expressed her gratitude to fans for their support by tweeting thank you all for helping me through this time with your enormous love and support. cory will forever be in my heart. she also posted this picture of them. monteith died of an alcohol and heroin overdose two weeks ago. steve: meanwhile, he s a little kid who s got big game. this little leaguer hitting not one, not two, not three, not four, but five homeruns over 120-foot fence, in a row! his impresssive batting skills happening consecutively over a two-game period. anna: wow. at that age when kids hit homeruns so often, it s just because they overthrow the ball or it s a comedy of errors almost. but this kid brian: it s going over the fence. anna: right.
boost. a study of more than 1,300 moms and babies found infants breast fed longer have better language skills by age 3 and 7. researchers found the child s i.q. rose by about 4 points at 7 years old if breast fed. steve: she kissed her summer goodbye. a teenager hauled off from summer camp by armed cops over a kiss. a lawsuit claims the camp emerson director called the 15-year-old a security threat after she was caught smooching with her boyfriend behind a building. the girl s dad is suing for more than $675,000 in damages including defamation and emotional distress caused to his daughter. those are your headlines. let s go outside. maria molina will take a look at the day ahead weather-wise. anna: we re talking temperatures that are
in texas a hot one as usual. 101 for your high temperature in san antonio. taking a look at the radar, heavy rain across sections of the middle mississippi valley but we have a severe weather threat across parts of the dakotas and eastern montana and wyoming. damaging wind and large hail a concern. let s head to steve, brian and also anna. brian: steve s out. we got steve nash instead. he s an nba all star. he ll be heading to the hall of fame. right now he s going to reveal to the world which many people know he s an outstanding soccer player. he s got an opportunity to do something now at 37 years old everyone dreams you have. you have a tryout with whom? milan, one of the greats in the world. i m thrilled. brian: you ll be in connecticut? we re actually going to be in new jersey at the arena where they re training, getting ready for
candidly electric his perspective why special forces was not deployed to try to save those men on 9-11-2012. steve: and those are the four men who lost their lives on that particular day. so it does have a lot of people going, wait a minute. you said he was retired. he s not retired. he doesn t retire officially until august 1. so on the day before he officially retires from the military, he will sit down behind closed doors and talk about what he knows about what happened in benghazi. here is jason chaffetz with greta van susteren last night. i don t know how many 35-year veterans or 35-year people, colonels, full bird colonel there in somebody actively involved in the marines is mistakenly identified as somebody who is retired that they couldn t identify him, didn t know where he was. ends up he was a few miles south