the west is starting to warm up. 93 in boise. now the heat will expand because the ridge will build. there's no storm. pretty much free of any clouds. the only cloud cover is right along the immediate coastal beaches. that will be cooler. look at this, 96 boise. portland, up to the mid 80s. enjoy the start of a along the coast. coastal cities like san diego, no big warmup for you. we could see triple digits in some areas that haven't seen it this summer in the northwest. >> unfortunately for them. all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> coming up, wall street waits on june job. the retailer that sold well when others didn't and the world's most expensive divorce settlement. your early morning business headlines straight ahead. >>> an a list cast, original story and why does this film have no chance at the box office this weekend? >>> the knicks signed a future hall-of-famer and serena muscles her way into the final at wimbledon. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here a

we're at 72 in boise, so already at that warm start, a warm finish, 85 in vegas. not much happening out here. we have and on shore flow continuing. clouds have made their way into coastal locations. we'll burn them off during the afternoon. hot once again during the high pressure system. the cold front did didn't make to the south far enough to cool off boise today. 101 the forecast high. salt lake city 99. l.a. to san francisco, just like yesterday. that's a look at youroastal are california. san diego after morning clouds sunny and 73. looks like that tranquil weather pattern remains in the west. >>> well, coming up, zynga falls, caterpillar spreads its wings, and your chance to hang out with big foot if you want to. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, no denial, no excuses, kristin stewart owns up to her indiscretions and apologizes. >>> phillies reward cole hamels, the dodgers hook a marlin, and u.s. women's soccer plays a game before the games. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i

look at these records, 113 in vegas, 108 in boise, 99 in reno,

boise was pretty toasty, 97. warm air up through the inner mountain west but not through the northwest. as we continue to have our flow coming off the water. another storm off shore. rain overnight and it continues through this hour. it's a pretty good soaking. coming up through seattle puget sou sound. if you're driving north of portland you will be in and out of rain this morning on your drive. looks like it's starting to break up and becoming a little more showery on the coast. also our friends out here from medula to lewiston, it's ending there. spokane, a few more showers for you. the majority of your day will be on the dry side. again, on and off showers during the afternoon hours up in the northwest where it's cool. we're still pretty warm in the inner mountain west if not103.

areas around boise, almost at 100. 99 yesterday. another warm day in salt lake city. the deserts weren't that bad. upper 90s, low 100s. cooler spot up there in seattle and san francisco has been pretty cool lately with your onshore flow. upper level low continues to spin with coastal areas of oregon and northern california. nothing to talk about today. very weak front trying to push into the northwest. that's about it. the light showers that went through trying to push through salem. maybe a shower or storm around medford but we're not going to see a lot of wet sacramento today. that's a pretty nice day. northwest continues to be the one spot in the country that is dealing with a very cool summer. >> just one.

." >>> warm temperatures, 80 up to portland, 100 in boise. a chance for some showers mainly with thunderstorms from the mountains of montana extending back into billings. 101 in boise, 113 in vegas, still a chance of a few isolated thunderstorms in the four corners. if you're watching on the bay area news, in oakland, see real space gear and learn about astronaut life at beyond blastoff at the chabot space and science center. that is your pacific event of the day. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. well, 11 days after katie holmes shocked tom cruise with a surprise divorce filing, a deal has been reached. and apparently she gets primary custody of suri. "the los angeles times" is quoting a source and reports that holmes, who was raised catholic, also will control their daughter's religious upbringing. holmes' concern over cruise indoctrinating her into scientology is in part what led to the split. holmes will also control suri's education. cruise will have visitation. with a prenup making money a no

boise up near 100. pretty much the same forecast today as what youearly august t. interior sections of california. slight chance of rain in arizona. weekend forecast coming up. >>> all right, bill. also coming up, facebook falls flat. starbucks weakens, finally a place a man can go to stock his man cave. where has this been all of our lives? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll explain why this star-studded comedy once thought to have a chance up against "the dark knight rises" will only finish a distant second. >>> the peyton manning era begins in denver and what sugary treats does michael phelps compare his career to? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. one of jerry sandusky's sex abuse victims is threatening to sue penn state university. lawyers for the man known as victim number two released voice mails from last year reported to be sandusky expressing his love. >>> health officials in eight states are trying

boise as we head toward tomorrow, 14 degrees. spokane, 15 degrees.tward, but the heat relief in the east is now stationary. so the lifting mechanism we have in the air, the unstable layer, the weak winds aloft, kind of a recipe for flooding kind of training right over this area. so virginia, north carolina, similar to yesterday. will see one to two inches of rain today. temperature department, a lot cooler than it's been. a lot more comfortable. 84 in memphis. 93 in atlanta. the heat is out west, and will continue to be for the next couple of days. >> alexandra, thank you for that. >>> a peaceful power struggle unfolding in egypt. parliament conseened overnight for the first time in a month after the newly elected president mohamed morsi defied the military and the courts by overriding their decision to dissolve parliament. secretary of state hillary clinton is stressing the need for dialogue in egypt following more than a year of political turmoil there. clinton says democracy is not just about elections. >>> russia is suddenly distancing itself fro

. >>> well, if you're watching us on news channel 7 in boise i dough learn about the differences at hands-onuseum at visual fx. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. now that "american idol" has filled its diva chair, could the show's next judge have some country flavor? the show reports it's considering brad paisley who's recorded on the show and recorded with the most successful idol winner to date, cari underwood. >>> other reports that they may keep randy jackson and go back to a four-judge panel. >>> e online reports kate gosselin has signed up to look for the new love of her line on the atv dating series. kind of pound your head against the wall stuff. it's a show that has not yet found a network home. >> please don't. >> i was waiting for you to say that so i didn't have to. finally the blogosphere is winding up on kristin stewart and robert pattinson. this is due to her carrying on an alleged affair. this doesn't help. apparently she was caught in comprom

. >> boise, idaho, 21-year-old allen darnell has a brilliant plan, rob a computer store that specializest of different types of cameras here. but we use a small camera system that's easy to set up. >> about midnight after hanging out at this pool hall next door to computer central, darnell smashes the door with a large rock. and wouldn't you know it? the alarm goes off. >> most of the time, the sound and the sirens, those kind of things will scare the suspect off. this guy stuck around. >> undeterred, darnell enters the store without even disguising himself. but then he decides to cover up, the back of his head. >> we have cameras in the corners, cameras back in the back in the corners and cameras in the back rooms here and all the store, five or six different areas, we have cameras. besides the corners, too. we move them around a lot so they're hidden. >> he checks out the back of the store first. >> we had a bunch of pcs back there. but these are big and you can't get them out of here easily. >> he also pockets $250 from the register and gives the police an early mug shot. >> we had a

. >> 106 in phoenix, 90s from boise to albuquerque. i think it will be a news alert when it gets below triple digits in phoenix. it hasn't been if a long time. >>> coming up next, we hear from michael jackson's mother. the mess their family is in. an abc news exclusive. >>> choosing sides over chick-fil-a. both sides of the gay marriage debate ready to take action. >>> and lady gaga, the subject of a lawsuit. why a toy company is taking her to kout for millions of bucks. >>> welcome back, everyone. facebook's profits could be zinced when it issues its first earnings report today. that's because zynga, the online gamemaker, says it's slowing down. many of those games earn money for the social network. >>> the man who creates one of in the biggest banks of all is now having second thoughts. sandy wheel says it's time to break up the big banks separa separating those that take deposits and make loans to those that deal with bigger fnl issues. >>> a popular fast food chain is in something of a pickle over gay rights. supporters and opponen

we'll also be watching a chance of some isolated showers today boise to salt lake city. not many. down to vegas, phoenix area, tucson, l.a., san diego, i think you'll have a dry day today. sneak peak of tuesday. storm or two around medford. looking at a pretty drying trend out in many areas of the west. >>> well, if you're watching us on knsd, san diego, california, arrow dynamics to air, traffic control. learn about the wonders of flight and how things fly at the san diego air and space museum. that's your pacific event of the day. >> good one. >> i know. big, heavy airplanes. >> how do things fly, bill? can you answer that? >> all has to do with lift. >> all right. >>> now here's a look at our headlines in entertainment news. "the amazing spider-man" has done something no other spider-man movie has done. it finished second in the second weekend. it's taken in over 35 million. "ice age, continental drift" it hit 46 million. it out earned spider-man with 335 million in the bank. at least we're not talking about "ted". >> there will be an "ice age 4, 5". >> you're probably right. a

boise at 104. 103 in vegas. and medford got up to 90, but you can still see the coolest type air much of northern california and oregon. the low is finally on the move. it will head northward and it's bringing showers this morning and first half of the day will be the best chance of any showers from seattle to portland. arriving toward eugene here shortly. this afternoon, though, should you dry it out. now a look at the weather outsid storms. san diego, right around 75. weekend forecast coming up. looks pretty nice. >>> thanks so much. also ahead earning drive stocks higher, the pretty penny yahoo! is paying its new ceo, and a clever way to warm up a cold market in home sales. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> coming up, the dream team rolls, the gold medalist withdraws from the olympics, and lebron unveils a secret weapon. you're watching "early today." >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by new preparation h totables. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm

phoenix, your average this time of year is 107, 112 for today. 105 in boise.65 degrees. mount shasta, lower 90s, full sunshine. >>> we also do have our latest hurricane of the season. we'll talk more about emilia coming up. >>> i was just in vegas visiting my mom. 105 when i landed. it's a dry heat. >> that's what i hear, not for me. >>> earnings win over wall street. bowing soares on a new order and now you can own a desserted island surrounded by people. >>> plus, the actors, directors, writers may change but spider man always rules at the box office. >>> roger federer's back on top and a wild scene between the rangers and the twins and it had nothing to do with the game. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. u.s. military officials confirmed six american soldiers were killed in afghanistan yesterday. they died in the blast of an improvised explosive device in wardak about 40 miles west of the capital of kabul. >>> they are still counting vot

. >> 101 in boise. 90s from billings to salt lake city. 80s across the midwest and northeast. >>> in other news this morning, computer users could be dealing with a monday morning meltdown. this is doomsday for a virus that's been lurking for months. more than 50,000 compute ners this country and more around the world could be disrupted around the world. the fbi set up a safety net to protect computers. the backup system ran out today. >>> six u.s. service members have been killed by a road side bomb in afghanistan. an american tank ran over a bomb last night. and afghan president hamid karzai is in tokyo. a group of donees is offering $16 billion in development aid to his country. in return for the aid, afghanistan vowed to improve things and fight violence. >>> they're counting the ballots in libya. final results will not be in for a few days. partial results give the edge to a western-leaning liberal alliance. if that holds, it would buck the trend where arab spring movements led to elections favors islamic parties. >>> in syria, military exercises are under way. it seems to be a

upper 70s from medford to seattle. 92 in boise. the exceptional heat was not found in the west. we do have showers and storms two mornings in a row now i've been tracking thunderstorms near poe can, washington. you have a few showers right over the top of you now. a few lightening strikes back here in northern idaho. a larger area of rain from davenport to harrington. showers and storms. eureka, you have a flap coming in with showers and storms. it will go through pretty quickly. should be gone during the peak of the rush hour. interesting that upper level low still bringing us some spokes of moisture. otherwise, a pretty quiet and warm day. lots of sunshine. pretty nice day in arizona. th out. a good deal of sunshine in between. it looks like the chance of showers will remain but it won't ruin anyone's day. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> well, wall street eyes stimulus, yahoo! gets their woman, and the 9-year-old master who's already made a million. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, all for show? reports say the "idol" judges didn't agonize over

. >> sizzling summer temps in the high 90s around boise and billings. 103 in phoenix. everywhere else, mostly high 80s and low 90s. >> i don't care what the weather is like, it's the weekend. >> friday. >>> coming up, one industry where hiring is really flying high. >>> and one of the great flameouts of the internet age. wait until you hear what a once red-hot website has just sold for. >>> and later in "the pulse," "american idol" about to get another face-lift. who will be sitting in the judges' chairs now? >>> welcome back, everyone. the biggest home mortgage company in america will pay up over discrimination charges. wells fargo will pay at least $175 million to settle claims that tens of thousands of black and hispanic borrowers paid higher interest rates on their home loans and for steered to subprime mortgages because of the color of their skin. >>> and growing questions for the head of another bank. ceo jamie dimon will face analysts this morning. the bank has lost 15% of its market value in the past two months. >>> things are really looking up when it comes to

areas around boise, almost at 100. 99 yesterday. another warm day in salt lake city. the deserts weren't that bad. upper 90s, low 100s. cooler spot up there in seattle and san francisco has been pretty cool lately with your onshore flow. upper level low continues to spin with coastal areas of oregon and northern california. nothing to talk about today. very weak front trying to push into the northwest. that's about it. the light showers that went through trying to push through salem. maybe a shower or storm around medford but we're not going to see a lot of wet sacramento today. that's a pretty nice day. northwest continues to be the one spot in the country that is dealing with a very cool summer. >> just one. bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, big ben boosts stocks, barbie boosts business, and a divorced mother of two tries to boost her chances of selling her house. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, this brand is apparently back on the market. >>> coming up, the return of an ace, revenge at fenway, and a mascot hits the skids. you'

boise from 97 today, 101 tomorrow.any areas enjoying a nice warm period of summer in the inner mountain west. if you're watching us on kntv bay area news in california's bay area. in san francisco, see kangaroos from down under at australian walkabout at the san francisco zoo. that's your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much, bill. >>> all right. and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. now that "american idol" has filled its diva chair, could the show's next judge have some country flavor? well, reports say the show is considering brad paisley who has performed on the show and recorded with "idol's" most successful winner to date, carrie underwood. >>> other reports say producers now lean toward keeping last original judge randy jackson and going back to a four-judge panel. >> no. >> yeah, i know. >>> "e! online" reports reality tv veteran kate gosselin has signed up to look for the new love of her line on a tv dating series. >> i would pay money to watch that show. >> i will n

right now temperatures are warm from boise heading into 90 around medford, 84 around portland and seattle. we do it all over again friday and the great stretch of weather continues in to your weekend. if you're watching us on news 8 in portland, learn how the environment shapes the way animals think and how they've evolved with humans. wild minds at the oregon museum of science and industry. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. and we're going to begin with the very latest of the tom cruise/katie holmes divorce saga. >> this is a daily segment. >> probably will be. an attorney for holmes is denying reports the actress wants an emergency hearing on custody and child support. this comes in response to online reports that say holmes filed an application that could have resulted in a public hearing. >>> meanwhile published reports say katie holmes planned an intricate escape from the marriage, including securing a new york city apartment, cutting off all communication from her friends and switching cell phones and e-mail addre

this wasn't a misprint in boise, 108 yesterday. your all-time record high ever recorded is 111. you're only three degrees away from that. pretty incredible stuff. a little cooler. mid to upper 90s. a chance of showers and storms in areas of th northwest. we could see portland today, beautiful mid 80s. weekend forecast coming up. >> thanks, bill. >>> all right. also coming up, texas industries breaks the jinx, wells fargo pays the heavy price for heavy practice, and one last cup of joe for the road. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus. we'll tell you what new film is set to end the quick reign of "spider-man" at the box office. >>> coming up, an impressive start for the usa basketball, and one olympic hope is over for one member of the dream team. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. syrian activists are reporting a new massacre of more than a hundred people yesterday in central hamas province. "the new york times" says there are repor

sweltering triple-digit temps in phoenix and boise. just slightly cooler, mid to high 90s in sacramento, salt lake city and billings. most other spots around the nation can plan on mid to high 80s. good to see lower temps after the last two weeks or so. >>> well, coming up, is the fed ready to take new action to kick-start the economy. >>> and on top of that, a steel-plated new car guarantee. a full refund, your money back no questions asked. >> like that. >>> and the woman who got more than she bargained for when she went fishing, snagging herself a shark. >>> welcome back, everybody. there's a growing consensus among top economists that ben bernanke and the fed will step in to help the limping economy. almost half of the experts by "the wall street journal," say the federal reserve will take action because the economy appears to be slowing down. >>> one economic bright spot may be the housing market. "the journal" is reporting that signs show the housing bust has ended, nearly seven years after the bubble burst, with numbers strong e

the hot dome will move into the area again in boise very high temperatures again at this weekend withperatures reaching triple digits. temperatures are 92 degrees across the state. we are in desperate need of rain so where is it? down in kentucky we have rain but the storms in the jetstream will do us no good. the temperatures will be near record temperatures for the next 3 days. the seven day average for rainfall is 44% less than normal. this is a the forecast for the 7 days the dome of heat will develop again and then by saturday and sunday it looks to be a very hot weekend. yesterday's temperature reached 95 degrees in chicago! take a look at today's high temperatures. we believe it will reach 98 degrees today and tomorrow temperatures will reach triple digits or high 90's. let's take a look at the big picture. the heat goes on! we are almost four degrees warmer than last year. we have it scattered clouds and very muggy temps with temps reaching the mid to high 90's. temperatures will reach at 77 degrees tonight with mild winds. today's high temperature will reach 100 degrees and t

. >> heating up out west. 101 in boise. 111 in phoenix. 90s from billings to salt lake city. 80s across the midwest and northeast. >>> in other news this morning, computer users could be dealing with a monday morning meltdown. this is doomsday for a virus that's been lurking for months. more than 50,000 computers in this country and a quarter million around the world could be blocked from the internet. malicious software called dns changer was discovered about eight months ago. the fbi set up a safety net to protect computers. the backup system ran out today. >>> six u.s. service members have been killed by a roadside bomb in eastern afghanistan. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. it happened when an american tank ran over a bomb last night. >>> and afghan president hamid karzai is in tokyo. a group of donors is offering $16 billion in development aid to his country. in return for the aid, afghanistan vowed to improve domestic governance and fight corruption. the international community needs to play its part. >>> they're counting the ballots in libya. they held their fi

. >>> phoenix and boise blistering in the triple digits. 90s in sacramento. salt lake city, billings, high to mid 80s. and most other spots. you want some inspiration this morning. take a jump with retired army sergeant, dana bowman. >> you wouldn't know it as he floated into odessa, texas. bowman lost both of his legs in a military training accident back in 1994. after landing he got changed and talked to a local rotary club about overcoming fiphysical challenges. >> he remind everyone that they can excel in society and as well as the the military no matter what comes their way. one more story of inspiration, encouraging us to plow through tough times. >> he had to do convincing to let the, for the military to let him do it too. a man of his word. >>> coming up next we'll take you inside an intensive care unit for babies fighting an unthinkable fight. >> later, here is a money making proposition. who is making a living cuddling with perfect strangers? you are watching "world news now." >> i just want to be held. ♪ stay with me >> announcer: "world news now"

temperatures yesterday were in the hundreds in phoenix and las vegas and boise idaho almost 110 degrees. currently at 79 degrees in chicago ... it's reaching the '90s in indianapolis and save louis ... the lake breeze has things down to 77 degrees at waukegan northeast wind is blowing ... any time we go above 65% with the dew point that's when we get uncomfortable but we have a 40 percent relative humidity and the pollen counts are moderate to low buffalo grove is looking pretty dry northbrook is extremely dry as well as schaumburg ... they need the rain currently 77 degrees in downtown chicago the jet stream is blowing in from canada it will get hot next week as early as friday afternoon we may begin to see some scattered thunderstorms. there are some showers that are roaming to the west they are not widespread. the headline is warm and dry turning him it and hazy toward the weekend ... the rain fall is below normal we are 12 degrees warmer than usual for the season thus far the highest 86 degrees this afternoon lower at the lakefront ... fair mild and comfortable 64 degrees tonight wi

triple digits in phoenix and boise. 80s from the great lakes into the northeast. to high 80s from new orleans into florida. >>> well those pampered thoroughbred horses in kentucky have absolutely nothing on some cows in oregon. can you moo for me? >> moo! >> wow, that's really good. those cows are laying on -- or standing on waterbeds. yes, waterbeds. >> unbelievable. seriously though. they say it makes the cows healthier by reducing stress on their knees and on their hips as well. also they cut down on sores. >> huh, sores. uh, that sounds appetizing. >> bet a burger, huh? >> the beds are also said to balance the temperatures in the cow's stalls and workers say they're a lot easier to clean than areas that don't have waterbeds. >> the cows are living better than we are. >> i'm in the mood for a burger. right now. and chocolate milk. >> nice life, bessie. keep rolling, girl. >> it really is. they're living the high life. >> have you ever had a waterbed? have you ever? >> yes, i found them incredibly uncomfortable, hard to get out of. >> you like that whole vibe? >

gorky park is usually packed with people on the weekends but those i came to spend my often on in boise park and saw that these games were on i think it's really great and i'm enjoying myself here but there were of course plenty of hardcore skateboard and be a mic stands on hand and the other stuff every year it gets better and better constantly building new skate parks of course it's all more developed in europe under your house and i think in a couple of years everything will be no school as they are it is truly amazing to see the skate scene and to be a mixed scene evolving as it is here in moscow and in russia as a whole now this skate park behind me was purpose built older generally in games which also shows that moscow is fast becoming a real hot spot for some a sporting events and of course with this turnout that we're seeing today moscow will be giving all the more traditional sporting cities a run for their money in the future like a crushing coke moscow. and that brings us to the end of the sport we've got the weather coming up next here on up to. well. science technology inno

and the national fire center in boise, idaho said there are 45 wildfires burning in 36 western states. -- in six western states. >> warm around central maryland. a bit cooler in far western maryland or down at the coast. but from baltimore through d.c., another sizzler for sure. 97 at b.w.i. marshall. upper 90's around frederick. around and it's burke, 96. -- around emmettsburg, 96. loh 90's at the beach. a lot of moisture in the air, so the skin cannot cool off. the evaporative process that it uses to take it away, there is just too much moisture in the air. it feels like 106 downtown. 104 is the current heat index at b.w.i. marshall. that is where there is a heat warning out through the evening hours and it will be issued again tomorrow and even into saturday. a couple of isolated storms in pennsylvania. the weather service things they might be able to build up a little bit. until about midnight or so, we have the chance of a thunderstorm. it is probably not going to get much below 85 degrees in downtown baltimore for tonight. some of the "cooler" suburbs might be able to reach 75 o

they head to boise today. >>> virginia governor chairing the platform committee at the republican nationalead between the lines there? >> in today's deep dive we will take a look at a potential new republican star rising in utah. an african-american population of about 1% and she stands out from there. she is a young fiscally conservative woman who happens to be black and running for congress. after blowing out her competition, the utah republican convention she won 70% of the delegates and that was enough support to by pass a primary election. she faces a tough fight fwens a long time name in utah politics and the six term democrat and n what has become one of the more closely watched congressional races in the country and she has the support of some big name republicans. craig velvet is here. you went out to utah. what did you learn? >> one thing, she is quite the runner. they may not know her name just yet but she is creating quite the stir within the republican party, generating some sorely needed buzz and excitement. the trail running native new yorker who has adopted utah as her home

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boise, idaho at 102. hotter in boise than it is in phoenix. the country, heat in the southwest and southeast as well. into the mid plains. we're looking at nice cooler conditions in the northeast and atlantic states. 100s in the central plains are s >> good morning. a nice morning. no rain this morning. most of the rain is south of us. >>> that's your latest weather. savannah. >> al, thanks. we're getting a new look at one of the south african chimpanzee that attacked a graduate student from texas, this as the victim recovers from his injuries. michelle kosinski in london for us this morning. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: we haven't heard much on the grad student's condition. his parents asked for privacy. now experts are giving more details on why this might have happened and showing pictures from the operating room of the chimp that attacked him. american student andrew oberle severely mauled by two chimpanzees wasn't the only patient rushed to johannesburg's top medical center, so was one of his attackers, nicky, the chimp. 17 years

boise, idaho. [ laughter ] >> he got a call from everywhere.ther call. and he would answer it in his customary character of yo, bitch! [ laughter ] and id i'd walk in, and he's waiving me over. i'd come on, talk to them, talk to them. i got on and i said, this is walter white, you're taking my associate away from his duties. i'm going to come over to pay you a visit unless you hang up right now. [ laughter ] >> they're screaming. they're screaming. they can't believe it. but he's done that several times. >> jimmy: what's your first real acting job? >> well, i was working as a background artist. an extra in hollywood in 1978 and 1979. and just learning the ropes, you know. and i did this one television movie back when they were making those, called "to race the wind." and it stars steve guttenberg. >> jimmy: excellent. >> nice guy. he plays a blind kid that goes to college. >> jimmy: awesome. >> right. and he's in a fraternity. and there's a fraternity football game. >> jimmy: wait a minute, he's playing football blind? >> as one would do, you a

boise getting up to 102 degrees today, the >> good morning. temperatures in the 70's spirit we expect upper 80's for highs. >>> this morning our get started today, technology for toddlers, tweens, and teens. so what are the must have approved gadgets and apps for the kids. mommy blogger and actress soleil moon frye, happy chaos. a loveable kid actress punky brewster. >> good to see you. i love being here. >> you're not only a mom of two gorgeous little girls bah blogger, 1.4 million twitter followers, 500,000 friends on facebook. so you know about this stuff. in a sense, some people think, especially for toddlers, maybe we're pushing technology a little too soon. >> it's incredible. i really truly believe they are born with this dna. my 4-year-old can operate an ipad better than i can. the truth is technology is here to stay. so instead of running away from it, how can we embrace it and embrace educational apps and make sure it's safe and monitor it. human interaction is key. >> 50% said they felt kids between 8 and 12 should be interacting wi

boise, idaho, wouldn't expect that, 108.that's only 7 degrees above normal today, though, for vegas. 113. you go all the way to san francisco and fresno, cooler along the coast. boise today at 102. so what's going on? what caused all that you saw yesterday was a front. this cool air here. that's a relative term because it's in the 80s. but warm air down here or hot air down here, it's a relative term, it's in the 90s. along this front is where all of the battles are happening. the up and down, the moisture. the motion going up and down. those are the storms we saw here in atlanta all the way through the carolinas. in fact, we even had an awful lot of rain out in texas. we're downloading pictures now from texas. not that far from san antonio, where weberville picked up 10 inches of rain in three hours. there has been flooding there. we're going to download those pictur pictures now. not a big area, but there is flash flooding going on. with this much heat and humidity in the there, a lot of stuff in the sky. one more thing to

. >>> heating up out west. 101, boise, 111 in phoenix. 90s from billings to salt lake city. 80s across the midwest and northeast. >>> well, three boys who were seeking relief from the heat have drowned in a creek on maryland's eastern shore. the victims were two 12-year-old cousins and an 8-year-old friend. they were last seen late saturday afternoon playing basketball in that church parking lot. a neighbor who knew the boys said the creek is deceptively dangerous. >> it is a tragedy. and they need to do something. they need to do something. so that doesn't happen again, so that no other child has to drown or fall in the quicksand. this doesn't make any sense at all. >> they were just trying to get relief from the heat. the stepmom of one of those victims said that he'd only just arrived if -- arrived in haiti in the past few months. >>> we turn overseas now to the tragedy caused by record flooding in russia. at least 171 people are dead in the black sea region of southern russia. now the russian president has ordered an investigation into whether enough was done to warn people ahead o