his wrenching loss. and the plight of thousands of m migrants and refugees. reporter: he is heart broken. he s just seen the bodies of his two drowned sons, the most beautiful children in the world, he called them. he was three and fell from an over crowded boat with his 5-year-old brother and his mother. his boats left for greece and we were hit by waves. the boat flipped. i tried to catch my children but it was hopeless, then i took my wife and boys in my arms and realized they were all dead. they had fled war torn kobani and syria, hoping to reach canada where the boys aunt said their mother was scared of the sea and couldn t swim. and over the same sea, thousands more crossed to greece. tempers are flaring and no wonder. it s a matter of life and death. reporter: in hungary. they wait at the budapest train station, desperate for their dreams to come in, dreams of germany and beyond. the train did come in, destined, people thought, for the border and it was mobbed but
be. temperatures are climbing quickly. we have hazy sunshine, and not much wind. a very light breeze. what wind we do have in the area is a northerly breeze, the dry air coming into the area, making it warm, yes, but much more comfortable. 48% humidity. that s much lower than the last couple of days. north-northwest winds at 10 miles an hour. just enough to keep the flow out of the north with the dry air coming in. satellite imagery. temperatures are making quick progress. already 80s in the mountains. 88 for wilmington and atlantic city up to 88 degrees. the numbers keep going. 91 degrees by 1:00 this afternoon. we ll still see thing northerly wind at 4:00. dry air as we reach into the lower 90s today, possibly peaking in the mid-90s. then we start cooling down, 90 degrees. there is some cooler weather ahead, which includes the holiday weekend. we ll go through it day by day when i come back later this half hour. thank you, bill. we are just three short weeks away from t
last beyond that. and more controversy for hillary clinton. her chief of staff, a lawyer who has long been at clinton s side, testified behind closed doors to the benghazi led committee. and joe bind says honestly doesn t know if he will run. i ll be honest with you. the most relevant factor in my decision is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. everybody talks about other factors, the other people and whether i can raise the money and whether i can put together an organization. that s not the factor. the factor is can i do it? can my family undertake what is an arduous commitment that we d be proud to undertake under ordinary circumstances but the honest to god answer is i just don t know. the first democratic debate is next month. and in kentucky, a judge has drawn a clear line. county clerk davis is behind bars for refusing to issue marriage licenses to sameme sh-sex couples. and the supreme court ruled that same-sex marriages were lawful.