north of cumberland. some of them have weakened hopefully. by the time they get to us, they will continue to weaken. but there s a potential for strong, gusty winds in any of these storms. and there s been hail reported in portions of ohio and west virginia. hopefully, won t have to deal with that. but i think we do have at least a chance of scattered thunderstorm activity tonight and again probably during the morning and even afternoon on july 4th as well. so the risk of some of these storms being locally strong to severe is certainly there with the heat that we have. take a look at temperatures now. luckily, today was still rather dry. 95. but the dew points only at 58. we re not really looking at a heat index. in fact, 95 degrees. only feels like 94. doesn t go up because the air is so dry. only 90 in ocean city. and 82 out in oakland. bernadette has a look at this. how long we ve seen these temperatures. bernadette? only. that s the thing. we re not breaking record-only
sandusky s lawyers are expected to call their final witnesses today, and cbs news has learned it s likely that the former penn state assistant football coach will testify in his own defense. yesterday sandusky s wife defended her husband. she told jurors she never saw him engage in any inappropriate contact with children. armen keteyian has our report. reporter: speaking in a soft, sometimes nervous voice, dorothy dottie sandusky testified she never saw a single sign of sexual abuse of young boys by her husband of 45 years. time and time again defense attorney joe amendola repeated the same questions. did you ever see any inappropriate conduct? each and every time, dottie sandusky simply answered, no. at one point during her 45 minutes on the witness stand, dottie sandusky said over about a 20-year period her husband would routinely go downstairs to tell young boys who had spent the night good night before bed. but nothing more. did you ever hear a young man yell for help
sandusky s lawyers are expected to call their final witnesses today, and cbs news has learned it s likely that the former penn state assistant football coach will testify in his own defense. yesterday sandusky s wife defended her husband. she told jurors she never saw him engage in any inappropriate contact with children. armen keteyian has our report. reporter: speaking in a soft, sometimes nervous voice, dorothy dottie sandusky testified she never saw a single sign of sexual abuse of young boys by her husband of 45 years. time and time again defense attorney joe amendola repeated the same questions. did you ever see any inappropriate conduct? each and every time, dottie sandusky simply answered, no. at one point during her 45 minutes on the witness stand, dottie sandusky said over about a 20-year period her husband would routinely go downstairs to tell young boys who had spent the night good night before bed. but nothing more. did you ever hear a young man yell for help
candidate mohammed morsi won. morsi says he ll be president of all egyptians. first, he ll have to deal with the powerful egyptian military which has dissolved parliament and all but declared martial law. allen pizzey is in cairo. seems like a stalemate. what happens next? it s an interesting situation. if, indeed, mohammed morsi has pwon, and his people claim they got 52% of the vote based on their count of the count in the various polling stations. there are about 13,000 of them. then he ll be the first islamist head of state to take over in the wake of the arab spring. however, the military issued a constitutional declaration which gives them control over the budget and allows them to write the constitution which will declare how much power the president actually has. so it s going to be a bit of a confrontation. the muslim brotherhood has compromised with the military in the past. may well well, they will have to do so again. the question is how much will it have to c
candidate mohammed morsi won. morsi says he ll be president of all egyptians. first, he ll have to deal with the powerful egyptian military which has dissolved parliament and all but declared martial law. allen pizzey is in cairo. seems like a stalemate. what happens next? it s an interesting situation. if, indeed, mohammed morsi has pwon, and his people claim they got 52% of the vote based on their count of the count in the various polling stations. there are about 13,000 of them. then he ll be the first islamist head of state to take over in the wake of the arab spring. however, the military issued a constitutional declaration which gives them control over the budget and allows them to write the constitution which will declare how much power the president actually has. so it s going to be a bit of a confrontation. the muslim brotherhood has compromised with the military in the past. may well well, they will have to do so again. the question is how much will it have to c