norwegian man. the training is specifically targeted jets between now and the start of the olympics in london in late july. >> an airplane crashes in a wildfire. it's a c 130 hercules. it went down in the southwest quarter of the state while battling the fire. the flames already burning 4200 acres there. crews rescuing people from the plane no word on what caused the crash. an up close fist hand look at what caused the damage in the wildfire. 46 thousand people forced to leave their houses in colorado springs now going back to return to see the damage. there's not much left. >> oh my god. i wouldn't believe this if i didn't see it. that's my basement. the dry ar looks like. refrigerator fell through the ceiling. >> that was his basement. that's bobby fefrn. his entire house burned to the ground. the fire is 45 percent contained. he does plan to rebuild. >> an intern working for the associated press has been found dead. his body was found in an el straight tore shaft of an a -- elevator shaft where he was workin -- where he was living. 22-year-old graduated from pernell college in iowa just last month. george and laura bush starting their second day at church. they are in africa to help renovate a health center that will screen women for cancer. they painted the inside of the center. this part of the pink and blue ribbon initiative. check this one out wild imag a lightening striking in north carolina last night. the storm might be over now, but people are still dealing with all of the damage and sweltering conditions there. we are getting a lot of complaints about that. marianne rafferty has all of the details. good morning. are folks there out of the woods just yet? >> no. there was another round of thunderstorms in the east coast parts of north carolina hit especially hard. take a look at some of this. at least three people died there. he w a man died instantly when a barn collapsed on to him. 17 across virginia, maryland rngs washington, d.c., kentucky, and ohio. meantime today's morning commute shaping up to be a nightmare for hundreds of thousands of drivers. they are going to be dealing with downed trees and power lines. >> i call this one a disaster. i have sceeen area that is look like a jungle. they are no better today than three-days ago. >> there are states without power during the brutal heat wave. the whole event it could be a week before their power is back on. heather, ainsley. >> it is extreme out there. be careful. thank you so much mary ann. let's get to the weather. here is maria. >> good to see you this morning. good morning everyone. we saw a lot of wild weather over the weekend. aside from our heat waves 1,000 reports were reported friday night from the storm system that tracked across parts of the great lakes into virginia and the maryland area. last night we received over 800 reports of severe storms crossing from great lakes down to the parts of the southeast including the carolinas. we have ongoing storm systems right now. most of the severe weather is over. we are dealing with weather leftover across the southeast like south carolina north carolina and portions of the floor day panhandle. it will be a slow go because of the rainfall. you can see the heavy rain across southern portions of alabama and northwest of tallahassee. we are dealing with a large area of high pressure that's the system producing all of the hot conditions across the plains states and across the southeast. with the ridge of high pressure you 4r6 the moisture creeping in that will be firing up showers and thunderstorms. some of those storms could produce sever weather. some of the areas will be in the carolinas so you have another round of storms later today and other parts of minnesota and also eastern portions of the dakotas. how bad will it be today? upper 09s for raleigh, atlanta. well above average temperatures this time of year. you factor in the humidity and it feels even photter. we will see triple dig get heat index values. as we head out the doors during the day it will feel like 105 degrees out there. another scorcher for you unfortunately. typically most of the areas would be in the upper 80{caseñ] low 90s this time of year. tuesday and wednesday still is going to be hot. some will be rebounding into the triple dig get numbers. tuesday 101, wednesday 102 in kansas. another scorcher, tomorrow's high temperatures a little mow of a widespread look. rapid city 99 degrees. continuing to see the hot temperatures. maria molina thank you so much. 100 plus degree temperatures from candace to to the east. no signs of letting up dominating the sunday talk shows. listen to this florida's governor vowing to defy the u.s. supreme court ruling. kelly wright is live from washington. tell us about this and other governors that may follow suit. >> i will get to that but let's talk about what's going on with the debate. the supreme court made a surprise decision that uphold the care act. it is a victory for obama who is saying the time to to focus on jobs and the economy. 5-4 the affordable care act is constitutional. john roberts known as a conservative voting with the four liberal justices on the court declaring the law is constitutional under federal taxing powers. jack lew telling fox news despite them calling the law on tax in reality he says it's a penalty fee with the individual man daylight that purchase health insurance. >> the only thing that puts a burden to pay more is penalty for those who can afford insurance and those who choose to buy it. that's 1 percent of the population. in massachusetts where this was tested in the plan governor romney put in place 1 percent of the population ended up paying the penalty. republicans view president obama's defining law of his presidency quite differently. they argue the law will put a huge burden on the doubled economy and debt. republican leaders found a return to congress after the july 4th holiday to start taking him. >> i think justice kennedy gt it right he found the medicaid mandate unconstitutional and said clearly congress would not have passed that without the two pillars which they found constitutional. four justices agreed the whole thing should be replaced. republican leaders are outraged with obama care. the sunshine state will not em mriment insurance or expand medicare. florida led the fight against the healthcare law. governor scott says he will not supply the wiwith the supreme c decisions saying he is not alone. others like scott walker rick perry and bobby ginned el are with them he claims. it is a long battle toward the possible reelection. see how it all squares off. thank you so much. this is nating some of the governors may not follow through with this. >> healthcare ruling is still the big talker. democrats spending most of the time in the sunday talk shows insisting the mandate is not a tax. take a look at what happened when nancy pelosi said it was just a penalty. >> the president was adamant in saying it is not a tax. solicitor general went to the supreme court and said this is constitutional under the taxing authority of congress. >> that's right. >> is that how we told the american people? >> no. it's a penalty that comes under the tax code for the one percent perhaps of the population who may decide they are going to be free riders. >> this is a tax. >> no. no. it's not a tax. the tax -- it's a penalty for free riders. she almost said tax. they are vowing to repeal the healthcare law. here is house speaker john boehn boehner. >> the idea that the federal government can mandate the american people purchase a product is shocking to me. they made their decision. i respect their ability to make that decision. but all it really does is strengthen my resolve and other republicans in washington to repeal this law which is increasing health insurance and making it harder for small businesses to hire new workers. >> there you go. house republicans may move as soon as july 11th to make that a healthcare law. donald trump is here and he will discuss what the healthcare will mean for businesses. it is 11 minutes after the hour. coming up it's a scene right out of the movies, baus a great white short we will at the tell you where. did you know the average man lies 6 times a way? chances are his phone probably didn't die. >> it is 15 minutes after the top of the hour. take a look at these pictures two great wyeth sharks spotted off of cape cod. they are drawn before days of the seals in the area. no plan to crows the beaches just yet. how to tell the united states how to handle illegal immigrants. immigrants should be free from arrest or detention and we should protect them. heather? >> thank you so much. stories you can baipg on july 4th just two-days away. there is bad news for retarryls. lauren simonetti. >> we are spending less this 4th of july. it's on a wednesday. visa did a survey and they said the average person will spend $191 verses 216. >> not as many parties because it's midweek. >> they are not going to do aa party at all 52 percent said. >> talk to us about financial services company moving out of the places new york et cetera and going to other states threwing utah. tell us about that. >> it is not all sore whering you go to another country and going to another city. salt lake city, utah, jacksonville, florida several parts of north kaurl lining gnaw are getting a lot of the wall street jobs. >> and tax incentives for companies to move there they don't have to pay people much because the cost of living is lower. there is a new survey out not as many executives are calling away from the office while on vacation. >> we have learned how to relax. 51 percent of executives say they don't call in at all when on vacation. that's double what we saw two years ago. this comes from a report by robert hatch management services. remember the boss who called in, only 8 percent checked in once. that's down from 2010. >> good for them. now wiif we can all take the advice. is someone spying on the actor katie holmes. there is new reports the prief vat -- private eye's soon to be ex-husband. we will talk about that. >> there's an explanation as to why you are more likely to be running late today. as we head to break let's look at the prices at the pump. national average stands at 3.32 a gallon. we will be right back. >> the chairman of barclay bank cashing out. he could step down as soon as today. the bank agreed to pay $453 million to u.k. regulators to settle an investigation into an ladies and gentlemened interest rate manipulation. a survey found most women put more time into their appearance earlier on in the week to make good impression to their colleagues. half admitting they stop make the effort bynes. >> i don't think it's to make a good impression you just roun ot of time middle of the week. >> recent studies show the average guy lies 6 times a day as twice as often as women do. >> i think it might be more than that. according to relationship experts here are the top five lies men tell. number 5, my battery died. number four, i had no signal. no, your rear end doesn't look big in that dress. number two, this will be my last beer. drum roll nothing wrong, nothing is wrong with me, i am fine. >> women use that a lot, too. >> nothing is wrong. i am fine. >> what fib have you told? 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[ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? >> good morning yeeveryone. thank you for getting up with us. i am heather nauert. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is 28 minutes after the hour. these are the top five stories making news at this hour. a new report coming out this morning it claims chief justice john roberts had a last minute change of heart. he was set to strike down president obama's controversial healthcare mandate but a month before that ruling he changed his mind and decided with the four liberal justices to rule it was a legal tax. justice anthony kennedy who was considered the most likely swing vote led a month long effort to change robert's mind but no luck there. in a few hours protestors will extend on the white house demanding eric holder be held accountable for the botched fast and furious. they will likely sue for access to more documents. >> the facts we have received about the fast and furious operation came were whistleblowers and others associated with it. we got no information that helped in our investigation from the justice department at any point in this investigation. the american people deserve the truth. >> last week the house voted to hold holder in contempt. an investigation is underway after a tragic accident in the state of arizona. a helicopter crashing into a river. this is south of camp verdict, arizona leaving all four victims dead. raymond perry the ceo of mexican restaurant chain. records show he was flying the helicopter to scott dale at the time. >> chris christie not holding back on calling out a reporter for not listening to instructions. >> are you stupid. next question. i am sorry for the idiot over there. take care. >> the reporter asked christie about a special joint session of the state legislator even when the governor already said he would only take questions about a water main break. >> all right dads listen up to this one. a florida pastor has advice for men interested in dating his two daughters don't even think about it unless you are ready to follow my ten commandments. here are some of his rules. commandment number 1,000 thousand shall understand your presence isn't making me happy. as a matter of fact i got a pi doing a background check on you this very moment. commandment number 2,000 thousand shall better have a life. my wife and i worked our butts off to provide a good living for our daughters. >> he's senior pastor at a church in florida. that's your top 5 at 5:30. >> every man out there can relate. >> you got daughters that's for sure. >> drivers racing for a nightmare of a morning commute after a wild round of weekend storms. doug luzader is life in river park, maryland. what is it looking like there? >> it is still a mess here. this storm was awful. this white stuff are cinder blocks. they were knocked over you see trees down all ever t-- all ove place. it will be a rough commute today add to that the fact that so many traffic lights and power hasn't been restored to people. power companies around the region to try to fix that. people may be without power friday yooned that the heat temperatures again today in the mid 90s. we are expecting upper 90s by the end of the week. people that don't have electricity obviously don't have a air-conditi air-conditioning. it becomes a health hazard for folks. people are seeking refuge but they can only stay in those places for so long. the hope is a lot of the power is restored quickly. some people aren't just missing electricity but there's an apartment building beyond the trees that lost its roof. 800 people are looking for a home as a result of that. the cleanup is going to take a long time. compounding this is the fact that it's region was shocked by this storm. it wasn't like a hurricane. it had the force like a hurricane but not the predictability. we didn't know a few days in advance we were going to be facing this. it is a mess and it will take a long time to clean up. thanks so much, doug. looking good out there. used to seeing you in a suit. it's too hot out there. >> maria molina has more from the extreme weather center on the conditions across the country. good morning, tell us about this. good morning heather and ainsley. we are looking at showers and storms rolling through parts of the carolinas and parts of georgia, alabama and going through parts of the florida panhandle. we are not expecting to see the kind we saw yesterday. rainfall lightening and gusty winds here and there. nothing like last night where we saw 800 reports of parts of the great lakes and the southeast including the carolinas. those produce the kind of damage you saw in last report. we will continue to see the storms winding down today but as we head into the afternoon hours we will see more moisture more daytime heating and more possibility for severe weather across parts of the northern plains haring hail damaging winds but we dant rule out an isolated tornadoes if they get -- you will deal with hot temperatures once again today not as bad where we are seeing temperatures in atlanta broke a record by temperature of 106 degrees. 96 atlanta the hot day out there. 98 the hot temperature in savannah. in nashville heat index 100 degrees. 100 city as well. as we head to toom looking at hot index values hot temperatures and humidity in place. take a look at the forecast over the next several days. chicago it will stay hot over the next few days through friday the 4th of july is going to be a pretty hot day for most of the country out there. we are going to be seeing widespread temperatures again into the 90s. everyone stay safe drink a lot of water and wear the appropriate clothing which would be the lighter colored clothing and moisture fitting clothing in july. a heat advisory for how hot it will be. the heir yareas in red are wher see heat index values warmer than 100 degrees. switch gears and take a look at who is talking this morning. healthcare is still the big talker on the sunday talk hoe thoughs. he is depending the healthcare plan knocks if you say sunday. chris call lass questioned whether or not the administration broke a promise by saying if you are if a family making 1 that thousand a year your taxes will goh not go up. >> since the president has taken office we have put taxes for their families. that is not what the supreme court said it is constitutional. doesn't maker if they had 100. >> technically the congress has many powers it was constitutional they sea. i can't let you go it is constitutional under the tax. it's a question about raising taxes to the middle class let's look at the record nonpartisan congressional budget office estimates in 2016, 4 million americans will pay the ten ality tax 75 percent of the people will make less than 120,000 a year. and between 2012 and 2021 those folks will pay 27 billion in additional taxes. the families have a tax cut saying all of the inminute dent analyst or congression nature rebudget say there has been a tax>> let's take a look at the roundup. making headlines at this hour. tiger woods picking up his third pin 2012 he's speaked past. tiger still ahead or second last on the pga tour. he is 8 shy of sam sneed's record. it wasn't even close spain beatingity tal will he 4-0. it's a second straight cup to the world cup champion. the 21-year-old son of michael jordan arrested. he has been charged with resisting arrest disorderly conduct and obstructing officers. he was infox indicated and arguing with two women. the church of scientology reports they are following katie holmes after her divorce filing from tom cruise. the church stharz not following katie or conducting surveillanc