what happened? why don t you turn off the lights in times square first before asking me to turn off my air-conditioner which is probably saving my life because the humidity and temperatures combined were over 100 degrees in new york. todd: maybe plan for the fact that we have heat in the summer. carley: new york city leadership, takes longer than two minutes, let s do it. temperatures backed off a little bit in new york, 74 degrees because we had showers lingering through the day, 73 in kansas city, 60s in denver. past 24 hours this frontal boundary lingering across the plains states, ohio valley into the northeast and that will bring on and off showers and thunderstorms throughout the day in the northeast, we have several, many reports of wind and hail, no reports of tornadoes, we have a risk for
of the east coast. almost summer like heat out there. upper 80s in raleigh but behind the storm system much cool. 60s in denver and rapid city and in montana. a massive fire causing millions in damage at a local airport. and dozens of arrest after a police officer was acquitted in the shooting of two unarmed black suspects. today the calls from civil rights groups. plus is the battle against isis locked in a stalemate? if you suffer from a dry mouth then you ll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too.
the geyser was going more than an hour. last night, less than 20 miles away, it happened again. the car that hit the hydrant took down power lines before crashing in to a building. rain is battering the west from seattle to san francisco. it s the first rainfall in parts of northern california in weeks and people were scrambling yesterday to get sandbags in place to prevent flooding. up to a foot of rain could fall the next several days but still not enough relief for drought-stricken areas. flash flood warnings storm watches posted from tacoma, washington to the bay area. heavy rain is expected tonight. winter storm watches in higher elevations of california and nevada. dangerous windchills in the northeast. flurries around the great lakes. 20s and 30s from minneapolis to boston. 50s in seattle, kansas city and atlanta. 60s in denver and dallas. 70s miami and los angeles. well, from our health headlines, a new way to conduct blood tests with the help of your iphone. accessory
issued new guidelines to reassure banks they won t face legal trouble for doing business with the marijuana industry but banks aren t convinced, saying it just reiterates that banks can and will be prosecuted. can you step on up, please. reporter: real safety industry says only change congress changes banking laws. we want to put our cash in a bank account. that very basic thing seems impossible to do. reporter: until then business owners making money faster than they can count it believe their lives are in danger. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. it is a big business. they are projecting that this year alone the sale of legal pot will add more than $2.5 billion to the american economy. staggering amount of money. but when you have the federal government saying something is illegal and the state saying it is legal, there are all kind of vagaries there. colorado and washington state, by the way, they are the ones
and ex-cops stand watch we look for anything suspicious. reporter: armed escorts bring the weed in, unlock the safe and take the money out, off to a secure secret vault. the justice department just issued new guidelines to reassure banks they won t face legal trouble for doing business with the marijuana industry but banks won t insist saying guidance reiterates that banks can be prosecuted. can you step on up, please. reporter: real safety industry says only change congress changes banking laws. we want to put our cash in a bank account. very basic thing seems to be impossible to do. reporter: until then business owners making money faster than they can count it believe their lives are in danger. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. it is a big business. they are projecting that this year alone the sale of legal pot will add more than $2.5 billion to the american economy. staggering amount of money. but when you have the federal government saying something is illegal a