With a heat index of 100 degrees. And we begin to be concerned about showers and storms. Flooding threats and damaging inwind concerns are back with us today. Especially with the heat were going to have. Between 10 00 and 1 00 watch for storms to bubble up. Eastward through Southern New Hampshire possibly even toward the north shore and then well watch into the ear a few storms may start to organize. Especially from where the sea breeze organize from the atlantic here. Well keep an eye later on this evening. Back more with the heat index in your neighborhood and the worse of it coming up. Catherine last night, storms knocked out power to thousands of people. Jason Stephanie Coueignoux went to arlington where crews are working to get the lights back on this morning. Reporter the reason why a lot of people here in arlington take a look. You can see that one of these transformers, the line is down here, and the Fire Department was telling me that lightning struck this transformer, causing
Relationship between ozzie and sharon. What . They are calling it quits, after, 33 years of being together. The last time we know why. This time it is different. I liked them together. Thirtythree years is a long time to finally say im done. Yes, you really have to be done after that long. Other way of looking at it, 33 years, isnt that enough. I agree. I have a question, speak of marriage, what do will smith, prince william, jay z, donald trump all have in common. I thought you were going to say will smith but not will. No. What is it. They are all married. They dont wear wedding rings. What . So, some men and women go winningless in order to look more available but there are some affairs could be avoided if both sexes wore their ring. Of course that doesnt account to those who are a tracked to people who are married. But it seems like most say it is less conventional in the type of the ban people wear and why partner needs to wear one at all. Did you you wear a ring when were you mar
So its a very blissful moment to the asserted incandescent. Because we all know what is to become of the people. Next up, farmer karl rove discusses his book. He looks at William Mckinleys 1896 president ial campaign. Hes interviewed by Richard Berke keizer commencing editor for National Review magazine. We are here with karl rove, author of triumph of William Mckinley. Mr. Rove was a Senior Advisor for president george w. Bush and the architect of his election and reelection in 2,002,004. His publisher asked me if i would read his book and blurb it and i did. I just want to begin with what i said. Karl rove shows how William Mckinley used his watershed election to change his party for the political process in the nation. Its all here. The big themes, backstage maneuvers, personalities, hoopla. A great read for historians, political junkies and in our own wild elections michael america. I will pay you for that. It was awfully generous. Lets introduce the man as 1896 began, who was Will
Initiative. Creating lab in crime, theres one in education, theres one in poverty, theres one in energy and the environment and theres one in health. They will do random miezed control trials studying these programs and work with cities to help scale them up. So its a way in which we leverage what we do. Those are just a couple of the ways, but theres a lot that i think anchors trying to do to be catalyst for change. Aamy michael there is a lot of interest from probably everyone in this room and around the country, what the administration is going to do in this moment so we will touch on that. Lets start first with my brothers keeper. Its a little over a year in implementation. You really received a lot of local commitments to action. Explain to people in the room who may not be familiar with it, whats the approach for my brothers keeper, whats the result now a year in . Michael good morning. My brothers keeper is really what the heart of the Obama Administration is, which is making su
Hi. So when i think about empowered women, i also am curious about their relationship to their fathers growing up. So you talked a little wit a little bit about their childhood, so im curious to know what was the relationship with each woman with her father. Certainly for Elizabeth Gurley flynn, her father, tom none, was a very flynn, was a very important figure in her life. And she he was a very strong socialist, and actually the whole family converted to socialism in 1902. And in that way i think he really influenced Elizabeth Gurley flynn, and he supported her. I mean when she was just, you know, 15 or 16 he would kind of travel around with her around new york city where she would speak and to the places like philadelphia or new jersey. And so he was often kind of accompanying her on her early talks. And i think he was very proud of her. And one of the interesting things was really the pride that her family took if her work. And i know he was very proud of her, but one of the reason