. >> reporter: on a bright saturday morning, organizers from the southern arizona missing in americaproject, along with military personnel, veterans groups, law enforcement officers, and private citizens, gather at the adair funeral home in northwest tucson. pima county detective shaun pfund is the law enforcement liaison. >> this is about you. the missing in america project was a creation of a vet who believed that no veteran should go without honorable burial, and our intent is always to locate, identify, and recover veterans. >> reporter: over the past six years, 255 veterans have been laid to rest through this effort in southern arizona. statewide, the number is more than 430. nationwide, more than 3,100 vets have been identified and interred with military honors. >> it's a very emotional thing, because i acknowledge the person who has sacrificed so much for me. >> as we ride today, please have your angels spread their wings of protection and keep us all safe. >> reporter: the cremated remains of these 29 homeless or impoverished veterans are driven by motorcade 25 miles to be in

and in southern arizona, officials say they were very lucky they were able to rescue all 17 hikers fromsh flood. the first group that was rescued included a 4-year-old boy. his father was holding him above the water. the helicopter rotors got within 20 feet of this canyon wallace it lowered a deputy to where the hikers were stranded. the operation took all >> grad it wlad it was a succes. >>> getting to the altar is the top priority for a groom. having your tuxedo pretty close second. >> that's true, but the guy in this picture went without his tux after delta airlines lost his luggage. >> he and his bride were getting married in ice land. his bags with the tuxedo landed 1500 miles away in germany. >> that led to the tee shirt with the message, this wedding suit courtesy of delta airlines. you know, did he not have pants on the flight over either? >> the picture was captioned, if you want to wind up in the same country as your wedding outfit don't pfly delta. >> they plan to use that as part of their new slogan. >> there were some reddit users who said you know what? knowing how importa

raped in southern california, lot of rain in arizona -- rained in southern california, lots of rain in arizona. north of lake tahoe. all that stays to the east. we have a low-pressure system off shore. feeding in the marine layer and pushing it inland. that is why concord was 20 degrees cooler than over the weekend. tomorrow morning, fog, low cloud cover, widespread. sunshine in the afternoon. widespread by tuesday morning. later in the week, another warm up, timed perfectly to have the warmest days for the 4th straight week to occur on saturday and sunday. seasonal through wednesday and then warm up thursday and friday inland and the hottest stop triple digits over the weekend. good pool weather. concord 5 degrees below average tomorrow with the marine layer. santa clara 81 degrees. union city 78. pacifica 64. low 80s for walnut creek. pittsburg 84 degrees. alameda low 70s. low 70s for petaluma. san francisco 67 degrees and 88 in napa. extended forecast normal temperatures through wednesday. like the past three weeks. warming up thursday and friday. saturday triple digits and cool dow

summer thunderstorms in the four corners region, specifically southern portions of arizona, southern portions of arizona, a heavy thunderstorm causing concern for dangerous flooding. that's going to affect flagstaff, phoenix down towards tucson. complicating matters along i-17, 10 and 40, urban flash flooding, sudden flooding of desert washes and blowing dust in the desert. flooding not only a concern there but in the southeast with steamy flow from the carolinas down to the gulf coast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, this morning hollywood is mourning the loss of acting legend martin landau. the academy award-winning actor died in los angeles. his career spanning 70 years including notable roles on tv and movies. landau was perhaps best known for his role on the tv series "mission: impossible." >> he won a best supporting oscar for his portrayal of bela lugosi in "ed wood." martin landau, 80 years old. we'll have more on his remarkable career a little later on. >>> but still ahead, wall street getting set for another opening with major averages at record levels

the moisture continues to rotate down toward arizona and southern california which could planned our weather later in the week. thunderstorms are erupting in the afternoon, tahoe in truckee, keep an eye on the sky. temperatures inland warm to hot and by the coast in bay not bad. >>> what are we starting with, 880? >> we will start with solano county and that 80, and we will make our way south, southwest or southeast to the 880, vacaville first. driving into fairfield and vallejo off to a nice start with no problems on the carquinez bridge or the venecia bridge. 880 southbound getting back on the freeway and here's a live picture of people getting on it 29th after being taken off near 23rd in this will go on till about 5:00 so another half hour or more. you can imagine why later this morning it would not be very good but right now not a big back up in the area but it is happening at 880 farther down, with traffic moving along very well. >>> it is 4:31 am. >>> silicon callie -- valley congressman hearing concerns of the people he represents and standing room only in the sunnyvale commu

tropical storm eugene moving into southern california and arizona. gusts to 31. the delta breeze is going to be dominant. 60s, 70s, 80s, a few 90s inland. >>> 6:02 am. is there anything going on? >>> we have a couple things going on. >> a grass fire? >> yes, 580 at 150 it. there is also a structure fire nearby. let's start off with the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see that traffic is going to be busy at the toll plaza as you are driving through. there have been no major problems with the area but the traffic continues to be okay. we talked about the altamont pass and 580. a lot of slow traffic there and an accident nearby. an accident on patterson road near south flynn. watch for slow traffic in the area. if you're driving on 580 near 1/64, there was a structure fire and a grass fire on 580 near 150th. that is not affecting the traffic in the area but we will keep an eye on that for you. >>> the faa says several passenger planes at sfo came close to disaster friday night. now it's under investigation. >> and aircanada airbus 320 was cleared for landing on a ru

coming over our border over and over, they know where to go to crossover the barb wire fence in southern arizona wide open. the only way to stop is to secure borders and our country. going to have a big announcement in the coming months is something we are doing at the border that we hope americans will support us. liz: words can't capture the unimaginable pain that you another parents have gone through losing your children like this. if it's any comfort, you are doing a service to the country and we appreciate for that. thank you him and mary ann come back soon. progressive push across america continues. next up florida. running out of places to protest. look at this, chick-fil-a. people are running into the store there dressed in, you got it, animal costumes. some say they are getting big into the story next. >> we are fighting for real change for all americans. (baby crying) (slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ringing) (audience cheering) approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but n

southern california and the cr. we do not want the lightning strikes. right now it is being held in check in arizona and southern nevada. a little along the crest or spohn of this era but that's about it the remains of what was once hurricane eugene is falling apart as it moves into colder water and now heading into baja. it looks like it will stay in southern california and arizona. in the tahoe and truck area, it looks good. you do not need to worry about thunderstorms. patchy fog on the coast. otherwise we have summertime temperatures but if you out toward clear lake, it's pretty high. 60s, 70s and 80s. east bay temperatures, it's tough to cool them down this time of the year it does look cooler compared to yesterday. 60s and 70s around the bay. the same for the santa clara valley. low to mid 80s. 72 in santa cruz. 60s on the coast even with the sunshine, but onshore breeze and that patchy fog brings us 60s and 70s on the peninsula. tomorrow looks to be similar and then it looks like we start to rebound thursday or friday. a quick warm-up as we go into the weekend, especially inland. >>> a group

so that is a gap filler for needed air requirements in southern arizona , and south texas and we're also vermont to seein the capability. so we have come quite a long ways with regard to suas and filling gaps in air requirements. >> great, thanks. continuing on the air discussion the vader technology has been , helpful but the feedback that we get when i go and visit is often times there are several limitations, obviously, to the unmanned aerial systems when they fly, and when the information is available. we have talked about pushing forward to have that on manned aircraft. i know you're pirating that, pardon the pun, but is there an aircraft toanned provide more flexibility? >> we are hoping to expand .apabilities with vader we are close to moving it to a 24 by five operation. when you visited it was a 16 by five. what happens as you mentioned before is you are affected by the weather for takeoffs and landings. by 24 modelo a five we can recover around the wet weather patterns. we get massive bumps in flight hour availability. that is the initial plan. putting it on a manned asset, tha

they have been getting hammered in nevada, southern california, arizona, tremendous amounts of rainfallis is not the time of year for rain for us. and today, it's just really, really comfortable outside. take a look at the temperatures as i show you sunshine in san jose. plane landing at mineta airport. 83 in livermore. that's just about perfect inland. concord also 83. san jose 77. san francisco 66. not as windy as yesterday. oakland 69 degrees and santa rosa 76. so san francisco is zero days of rain so far this summer. that's normal and average. look at seattle versus phoenix. it has not rained in seattle all summer long. it has already rained in phoenix 8 times. now, seattle is typically drier than phoenix this time of the year but it hasn't rained in seattle and it's rained eight more times in phoenix. no rain, giants 63 degrees as they take on the pirates game two of the series. warm tonight, fairfield, concord, livermore only down to 60. san rafael 54. fog returns to san francisco and pacifica mid-50s there. we have an area of low pressure sitting just to our north and west. basic

so that is a gap-filler too for needed air requirements in southern arizona and south texas and we're also testing enemy in vermont to see the capability. so we have come quite a long ways with regard to suas and filling gaps in airrequirements. >> great, thanks. continuing on the air discussion, the vader technology has been helpful but the feedback that we get when i go and visit is often times there is several limit aces obviously to the unmanned aerial systems when they fly and when the information is available. and we have talked several times since i've been the subcommittee chair about pushing forward to also have the capability on manned aircraft. i know you are piloting that pardon the pun can you an update on the process of getting the vader technology on manned aircraft to provide more flexibility? >> well first let me say that we are -- we are hoping to span the uas compare in seer roadway vista. we are close to movinginto ha 24 by 5 operation when you probably visited throughout the year it was a 16 by five. so you know what happens with weather for that is we do exactly

tropical storm eugene moving north but that's heading up toward southern california and arizona. 22 gust. almost 30. that's our dell ta breeze. all the -- the main weather is to the south of us. quiet toward truck. the fog will play. it's ramping up big time and we're not even at the 6:00 hour. 60s, 70s, and 80s and if you're inland, there's 90s. it's 4:01. here's the man with the plan with the traffic. sal sal. >> we're off to a good start. if you're driving to tracy, let's say the traffic is going to be nice on 580 as you drive through the altamont pass and 205. if you're getting up early, that's what you expect. i'm getting up early for a reason. so traffic can be light. no disappointment as you drive through traffic. traffic looks good on interstate 880 and southbound and looking at the bay bridge, it is light. at 4:02. let's go back it the december sk. >> sal. >>> a san francisco police officer was hurt last night during a confrontation in delores park between skateboarders and police. hundreds of skateboarders according to police gathered for an annual event called hill bombing at

a lot of monsoon moisture in southern california and arizona with thunderstorms over the sierra. for us sunshine and warm temperatures from 60s to near 100.>>> it is 5:00. >>> we have a pretty big backup and you can see on the map the backup is growing and it could be up to the downtown as we take a look. i will say that the detour is still there on 880 and people are being taken off the freeway and getting on at 29th. there is a lot of traffic in the morning and people don't realize how much until you get caught in this backup. to avoid this use eastbound 580 instead of southbound 880. westbound 580 is slow at the altamont pass into livermore, slow on tool five as well but getting better from livermore into dublin. 880 northbound looks okay up to the toll plaza and the bay bridge is moderate. it is 5:01 am. >>> a warning you need to know about if you are heading to the beach, christien kafton is at the ocean beach in san francisco. a lot of people maybe going there because it will get really hot this week and good morning.>> reporter: good morning. i was talking with a fisherman

tell that to my contractors who've been put out of business in southern arizona with the military. please tell them that when they couldn't calculate the davis-bacon application and were put out of business by the department of labor. that couldn't be further from the truth. this provides certainty and clarity to the wages of hardworking trades men and women across the country who perform services for the government. we as a body should be for fiscal responsibility and for proper worker compensation. this amendment is an opportunity to act exactly on this. i urge my colleagues to support this good governance and commonsense approach and i ask my colleagues, do you support transparency and accuracy, support my amendment. do you support response use of taxpayer dollars, support my amendment. do you support the workers and fair compensation, then support my amendment. and do you support a fair wage for the hardworking contractors of the d.o.d., support my amendment. anything stays in the military budget. this is military specific. i want to thank the chairman and the ranking member fo

that's up towards baja, southern california and into arizona which is really feeding on the monsoon nowirfield, wested 23. gusts to 30. if vacaville gets a west, southwest delta breeze, that is a sign inland temperatures will cool off a little bit. this low cloud deck will keep 60s at the coast. if you up toward ukiah, clear lake and vacaville, it's toasty with 70s and 80s. in the east bay, temperatures between the 60s and 90s. it's tough to cool off antioch and brentwood this time of year. for most, a little cooler. san jose, 79. 88, gilroy. they were at 93 yesterday. 60s on the coast. 70s on the peninsula. 64 in the city. not much change. it does look warmer as we head friday -- as we go from friday into the weekend. inland will be above average. the coast and bay will be -- >> this is unusual weather the last six months or so. this is a little bit more normal, i guess. >>> new research shows good news for those of us who get up early. drinking coffee may help you live longer. this from a study of a half- million people from european countries. british researchers found people who dri

the remains of a working moving toward baja in southern california and arizona will not be effective for us. west at 21. almost gusts to 30. a pretty good delta breeze so far. we get patchy, low clouds. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s for some. it's still quite out there, sal? >>> still quiet in many areas. we do not see a lot of slow traffic. let's start with interstate 80 in solano county. you can see that 80 westbound between vacaville and dixon and fairfield looks good. a little congestion at the cordelia junction. after that it looks good to vallejo and canoeing out to crockett with no major issues. as you look at the east shore freeway, 16 minutes between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. when you get to the toll plaza, does not much going on. there is someone backing up here, you always see this. what is going on with these people? we will see -- that's very dangerous but i think he got into the wrong lane >>> we haven't seen that in a while but that's crazy. thank you. >>> police and richmond have arrested a youth tennis coach, accused of molesting two of his teenage players. 5

the remains of a working moving toward baja in southern california and arizona will not be effective a pretty good delta breeze so far. we get patchy, low clouds. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s for some. it's still quite out there, sal? >>> still quiet in many areas. we do not see a lot of slow traffic.

buoys, still pretty cold. 45 in truckee and you can see that monsoon going bonkers in southern california and into arizonasouthern nevada. it will not make it to tahoe. temperatures around the lake it the 40s and 50s, truckee at 45, south lake tahoe 47. hurricane eugene falling apart and moving into the colder waters without making an impact. 60s to near 100 for some, 70s to 90s with antioch at 96, 90 gilroy, 83 san jose, 60s on the coast, 65 the city and 80 in palo alto. cooler weather wednesday with warmer weather kicking in friday and saturday. there it is. >>> 653 is the time. >>> an incredible story from the teenager attacked by the bear and in minutes we can you how this 19-year-old fought back to escape with his life. >>> the world's best cliff divers in portugal and we of the highlights of the big competition coming up next. . >>> nice, dave. >> not bad. >> yeah. >> >> fought after the challenge of younger competitors and won. he hadn't won a diving competition since 2013. he says it has been hard last few seasons because he was injured, but he's still got it. >> scary, just watching it. >> time i

i grew up in southern arizona and trips to the southern arizona border were not infrequent and not unusual. have gone from an luis to nogales, i have been along the border many times. most recreptly just a couple months ago. a couple months ago. during that time i used it as a fact-finding expedition. i wanted to know what people who live a couple months ago. right along the border talk about and think about as we in congress consider things like a presidential promise to build a wall. even in this bill a partial wall , a good start. i'll tell you what i know is that the number one drug and human smuggling corridor in the united states of america is through the tucson sector. that's right through the heart of the arizona-mexico border. to 80 cts literally 75 miles into the border. what we have is -- wilderness preserves, our agents can't go in. they don't go in and yet roadways are cut in this pristine desert by those who enter from the cartels. cutting roads with their vehicles that they know that our agents cannot traverse. so i'm familiar with the area. i'm familiar with the issue. i ha

the interior stays hot and way too parched, utah, nevada, arizona and southern california. and for this week, we'll have a few isolated thunderstorms, but not enough to make an impact with these fires. from the alamo to brian head. high temperatures, low humidity and gusty winds, and the same dangerous heat eases to the north with near record highs in the pacific northwest. >>> breaking overnight, we have new details on the run-up to the meeting between donald trump jr. and the attorney who was allegedly offering damaging information on hillary clinton the new york times is reporting that the president's oldest son was informed by e-mail that the information discussed in that meeting would be part of the russian government's effort to help his father's candidacy. donald jr. has denied any wrongdoing and has offered to work with the senate intelligence immunity. to share what he knows. >>> and the republicans remain deeply divided as lawmakers returned from their recess. ten gop senators are opposed to current legislation which could leave 22 million more americans uninsured

it is hot and thunder storms not a factor today but in las vegas it was and in southern california. today combined arizonah firefighters for the cloud staying all to the south. we are caught between a low to the north and a high to the southwest with things quiet except for low clouds. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, where we should be for the seasonal averages. a bit of a bump up on friday and warmer inland over the weekend and a pretty cool week starting on monday.>> we look forward to that. >>> the humpback whale is being read after group of rescuers successfully untangled it from the nets at crescent city. it was trying to get lose from the weighted down nets and they worked tirelessly to remove the fishing lines from the mouth of the whale.>> it was grounded and could not move. it was struggling to breathe for 4 to 5 days.>> once the whale was free it swam away. this is the seventh whale to be tangled in the fishing nets off of the california coast so far this year. >>> the first man to walk on the moon and the collection bag used to collect those moon rocks is hitting the auction block and will retain the mo

what could happen in southern california with lightning strike coming in from that monsoon moisture in from arizona but that is staying in southern california and southern nevada but not making it here. low cloud cover's making a push with most locations running cooler. 54 in gilroy, santa cruz at 54 and low 50s in the santa cruz mountains, mid to upper 60s at cupertino. we have enough to usher in the cooler delta breeze holding steady and you can see the monsoon staying to the south but for us it is all about the fog. 60s, 70s and 80s instead of 100 , mid 90s if you get far enough inland.>>> how do we look this morning? >> still pretty quiet which is nice, just the way we like it. looking at the tracy commute the traffic just a little bit better than normal on 580 through tracy. getting a little bit suspicious with no real slow traffic which is good. maybe we are beginning to get some vacations in july because the traffic is slow but not as slow as generally is. from livermore to pleasanton it continues to look good out to hayward. 880 oakland in both directions traffic moving well. here is a cool

possibility of flooding in northern arizona and southern nevada.ughout week ahead, wednesday, tracking a storm system in the middle of the country. severe weather with. that warm in areas of the west. nothing dramatic. just a little above average in many spots. hot and steamy in oklahoma and the hottest weather this week around the country. to the end of the week, still looking sunny and warm through many areas of the west. a little bit of moisture through the rockies and arizona. not a lot of weather headlines in the west. unfortunately, the firefighters i guess they have to wait a long time to get wet weather. >> that's right. thank you, bill. >>> minneapolis mayor betsy hodges picked a 28-year police veteran to lead her force following last week's police shooting of an unarmed australian woman that led to the resignation of the force's chief. the new chief will lead officers and make the case the mayor's committed to reforming that department. as questions swirl regarding last week's shooting case including why the officer's body cameras were no

this is the reason why, so much tropical moisture has been drawn up into the sierra and southern california and arizonarapping around a ridge over new mexico and then this low pulling that moisture up. the temperatures fell yesterday stayed cooler than average but as soon as it leaves, so will the cooler-than-average weather and that's going to leave after tomorrow. it's going to hang out for a day. so low cloud cover returning tonight. it's going to push far inland. livermore and castro valley starting off tomorrow with cloud cover. fairfield and mountain view and concord 60. santa rosa tonight 53. temperatures near average for one more day. tomorrow's highs will be comfortable. 80s to low 90s inland. 60s right at the beach. pacifica 63 degrees. oakland your high 73. fremont 81. livermore 90. santa rosa 80. then we warm up. warm thursday through next week. it will be a long spike. it won't be as hot and won't be as short. highs starting thursday mid-90s inland lasting into next week but once again the heating is mostly away from the water. near the bay 70s, at the coast 60s for seven weeks. >>> it pic

stronger than yesterday with cooler temperatures and cloud cover but not is active down toward arizona, southern california and las vegas which had a lot of thunderstorm activity yesterday. for us 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s which is typical this time of the year. these are all within a few degrees of the seasonal averages and 70s with this. shaving off a few degrees from the highs in the santa clara valley, 70s on the peninsula and 50s and 60s on the coast. warmer inland and jumping up saturday. >>> a permanent plan to address the homeless problem in san francisco and the $10 million idea that will help to get the people off the streets. >>> the whale was stuck in the fishing net for days and how this local group was able to save its life. expression. >>> at 6:54 helicopter in new york area made an emergency water landing. it turns out one of the men pulled out of the ocean was the son of vince mcmann. shane mcmann and the pilot were in the helicopter, heading to west hampton, long island when they heard a loud bang and the pilot decide today land the helicopter fast. the only safe landing spot was m

what could happen in southern california with lightning strike coming in from that monsoon moisture in from arizona that is staying in southern california and southern nevada but not making it here. low cloud cover's making a push with most locations running cooler. 54 in gilroy, santa cruz at 54 and low 50s in the santa cruz mountains, mid to upper 60s at cupertino. we have enough to usher in the cooler delta breeze holding steady and you can see the monsoon staying to the south but for us it is all about the fog. 60s, 70s and 80s instead of 100 , mid 90s if you get far enough inland.>>> how do

tweeted that nafta and our trade partners in mexico allowed us to grow the aerospace industry in southern arizona, which is key to our economic development. unquote. dairy farmer jim boyle notes, quote, most of our customers are local, right here in the state, but our biggest customer outside of arizona is mexico. we ship daily loads of cheese, powder, and tank loads of cream all the way through mexico. let's keep in mind -- please let's keep nafta working for the american farmer. unquote. other comments i received through my website included statements like i've enjoyed a constant supply of fresh fruits and vegetables in these years for nafta -- of nafta. i've also noticed how relatively inexpensive many household items have been since. we supply parts that cross the border multiple times before they reach final assembly in the u.s. free trade is vital to our success and the success of our customers who not only get us where we need to go, but protect our shores and vital interests. the arizona chamber of commerce noted that their comments on nafta -- in their comments on nafta that, quote, agre

shy of 46,000 acres so that rugged terrain is tough but look at the moisture streaming from arizona into southernada and southern california. it is inching closer which could play into the weather unless it gets pushed out of the system tomorrow. around las vegas big-time boomers to the southwest just clipping south las vegas. there is a lot of activity near them and from fallbrook back over to oceanside and escondido even delmar and san diego just south of this area down at the opening day at delmar they may have thunderstorms. a lot of fog this morning in and around napa valley but that disappeared and the heavier fog was on the san mateo coast in santa cruz and just like that most of it is gone. some of it is hanging on. the water temperatures are very cold, bodega bay 56, san francisco 51. 60s 70s and 80s so we have a big drop-off yesterday now we are back up today. livermore is up eight, hayward is plus livermore is up eight, hayward is +7 and san jose up four. fairfield with the onshore breeze vacaville with the offshore breeze a lot going on in the desert southwest. this system looks like

moisture and the beginning of the monsoon season is now going on in new mexico, utah, colorado, arizona and southernifornia. this ridge will play into our weather when it builds back into that direction. when it happens, it cuts off that ocean influence and inland towns that drop to the 80s today, i know it felt good outside for you, you're going to be back here in 100 as soon as that ridge returns this weekend. as for futurecast overnight tonight, fog along the coast, yes. we'll see that. but following spilling into the san francisco bay, which actually will be a good thing in raising the humidity levels a bit in the south bay, we're not going to see that happen and the clouds will clear very early, and we all even the coastline will get sunshine tomorrow afternoon, although temperatures near the water will stay chilly. your highs only in the 60s. now we're talking about the weekend. it will be another hot weekend as that ridge builds back closer. so three things for you to remember. temperatures near the bay, not changing much. you have been chilly. you'll stay cool with afternoon sunshine. but in

we were opening in places like southern california, arizona, the epicenter of that housing downturn.consumers. they loved it. it was one of the most accessible formats we ever developed. after i left, because of problems at home, they felt they could not sustain that growth. it is a long-term commitment. aldi has been there a couple of decades. they are prepared to make long-term bets. francine: thank you so much. the former ceo of tesco stays with us. we will be talking about amazon and possible consolidation worldwide. tune in tonight to bloomberg popsfor the boston fireworks spectacular. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua. happy fourth of july. tom keene is off today. says china will improve its valuation. they promise to continue financial reform. will continueina its prudent monetary policy, there has been some discussion of whether there was too much intervention. but they are sending a clear message that it is safe for the moment, and they will improve what they are doing. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. taking ov

the heat is building in the southwest, not just for southern california and also into arizona.heat watch will go into effect in arizona on thursday and into california. looking at the fireworks forecast, the strong storms into the central and southern plains, but for the most part, a really good looking fourth of july forecast. nice weather for the fireworks in chicago. boston, new york city and pretty much most cities around the country. i think we'll be looking for good weather for that tonight. and then as we look towards tomorrow's travel, if you're traveling i'd say towards cincinnati and missouri, you may have to deal with a little bit of rain. further to the west, hot and dry and looking better in the south after we had storms there earlier this week. for those of you flying today and into tomorrow, a couple of travel days, whether to keep an eye on, but generally speaking, not really the worst of it. as i said earlier, chris, i think overall this will be a fourth of july that many people will be pleased with weatherwise. >> good to get that news. thank you, bonnie. >>>

arizona. stormy through the central and southern plains. i don't this can that will really ruin the fourth of july festivities. much of the country looking at a great fourth of july. hot temperatures across the west and clear conditions for the de eureka cool and comfortable at 61. >>> so it's looking like nice weather for the fourth of july. i think towards tomorrow the strong storms will push eastward. we will watch out for that. >> looks like good eating weather for most folks across the country. >>> there is nothing like a good pie eating contest especially with 12-year-old kids. they were chowing down in the messy event of the cherry festival in michigan. contestants cannot use you tensals on their hands to eat the pie. all the kids went home winners and full. >>> up next venus williams emotional break down over her tragic traffic accident. noo text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades... ...and get $3 off your first order with gillette on demand. how dixie ultra plates?roved with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dix

monsoon season continues, hitting mostly southern california and arizona. most locations will be in the 80s inland, unless you're really far inland and it will be in the 90s. sal, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. we have people getting on the road. and we have crowding in downtown san jose. let's look at interstate 280. it is slow coming around the corner and getting up to highway 17 where you will see even more slow traffic getting into the valley here. just up the road, 280 at the 880 interchange it will be under the speed limit getting up to the cupertino area. we are looking at the rest of the south bay here. you can see that the traffic is beginning to get crowded on 101, 80 and 280 as we just showed you. 880 southbound is slowing in hayward as you drive towards the dumbarton and the san mateo bridge. the san mateo traffic is slow this morning, heading up to the highrise. slowing in richmond and slowing approaching the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza. san rafael bridge, there is the slow traffic in person as you look at the slow traff

not moving into much of california and some people heading down to southern california but heading into arizonatuation with a lot of flooding and dust storms but not into california yet. for us the fog will take a turn from the south and moving down the coast and eventually playing into the cooler forecast. pretty hot temperatures away from the coast but closer to the coast and bay coming down 5 to 10 degrees. 80s and 90s for many after many 100 yesterday. temperatures will settle in on tuesday and staying here for a while, at least toward the end of the week. >>> it is 6:52 am. >>> a veteran loses his job due to shoplifters and the reason he was let go by home depot for trying to stop the thieves. >>> the brides ahead of their big day and many women across the country will have to continue to look for the dress. welcome back. a stolen car flipped over several times and plows through trees. everyone in the car escaped is ran away. again, the car was stolen the car started to smoke but it did not catch fire. the suspect, by the way, still on the loose. >>> it is 6:55. the annual san francisco ai

same for southern california and arizona but it is a lot quieter today from fall brook and ocean side. it was really big time thunderstorm activity yesterday. now, for us some fog and it will stick around longer for some. we will see near seasonal averages and 80s to 90s inland, and i think this pat herb is going to be on hold for -- pattern is going to be on hold if a day or too. by the time we get to saturday there's a quick jump unton inland temperatures into the mid 90s and it is cooler again next week. >> wow: all right. thank you, dave. >>> time is 7:49. affirmative plan in san francisco tidwell the hopeless problem, coming up the $10 million idea to help people get off the streets. >> plus a whale stuck in the fishing net for day, how a local group saved its life. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. made an emergency water landing in atlantic ocean, and one of the men rescued was the son of wrestling promoter vince mcmann. shane mcmann and the pie locality were heading for west hatch -- the -- pilot were heading for west hampton and the only safe landing spot was the ocean. near

parts of arizona starting back into the southern california area, some of it has moved up the sierra and afternoon thunderstorms popping up over tahoe and truckee. it lands on the tropical system and some of the cloud cover showing signs of maybe paying a visit to us if not tuesday it may approximate wednesday or thursday, and until then we get the fog and 60s, 70s, 80s, and then you go inland and find the 90s to near 100 there, gasia. it locks to be the hottest day tuesday into wednesday and not much change thursday into the weekend for those inland. >> thank you. >>> time is 7:19. >> come with a shot of artificial intelligence, next what star burkes is doing to tempt -- star bucks is doing to tempt customers and you can get something in your uber or lift, we will explain when they're offering when we come back. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. so she can afford to feel at home even when she's miles away. and you can help her feel bright, without breaking your budget. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and

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arizona. some of that moving toward southern nevada, southern california, and ia -- our fair share in southernevada. showers today. moisture from tropical storm erwin. see how this is taking a jog to the right, i think that plays into our forecast. maybe late tuesday, wednesday, thursday. some of this moisture could pull into the forecast. if you are inland, warm to hot. 90s, starting to warm up again after a brief break. but i will tell you if you are well away from the fog bank, you will have a tough week. if you like heat, this week is for you. >>> in just a minute, a program i love that brings you fine arts to your fingertips. the san francisco museum of modern art's new delivery service. it's a high-tech first. >>> more news, more ways to watch. that's the power of 2. for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's turn. welcome to my she shed. i've got my favorite outfit on. my literature. my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay. this is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. at at&t, we be

it's just gone -- it has just gone crazy up into arizona and spreading toward las vegas and southern california. so if you are heading down there, palm springs, looking maybe for some rain, back over to ocean side and san diego, cloudy skies south of l.a. there's some fog and most about san francisco, oakland south. taking the turn and then filling in rapidly toward santa cruz and monterey. to the north it's mostly clear. bodega bay dropped. santa rosa is 49. other locations in upper 50s. san jose 58 and 40s to glen alan and hillsburg, windsor. mill valley at 48. under those clear skies, quite cool. west, southwest. it will be warmer weather north and east. peninsula south stay the same. there's not much of a breeze underneath that fog blanket. 37 in truckee. 54 down in monterey. you can see down from las vegas down to phoenix and southern california they're dealing -- not for us. some areas have fog. some don't. each day it's a fight between a -- you can see what the fog there, it's probably not going to change much. if you -- i saw two projections of sonoma county of 90. i didn't b

arizona. we get a surge here heading into southern california. little warm to start and then we're seeing the sea breeze, but what's interesting to watch is the following weekend. we can see that spilling up into central california and maybe reaching northern california for next weekend. if you have long-range plans toward the 15th and 16th, something to watch out for. in the meantime, hottest day in the next seven days happening today. san francisco in the 70s. more low clouds especially by monday. for the valleys, upper 90s, near 100 degrees today. cooling about five degrees tomorrow, then getting into sunday and monday, notice temperatures dropping about a 10 to 15-degree drop as the sea breeze becomes smaller. fairly hot to start the weekend, then we'll get more noticeable cooling toward the middle of next week. stay tuned for next weekend. we'll have to watch to see if that monsoon comes closer to the bay area. >> thank you, rob. >>> up next, a boy had to delay his birthday party by about six months. the reason will keep you bay area proud.

monsoon cloud cover has moved out so it's not even a factor down to southern california and it's taking the turn exiting out of arizonahe high moves out, that takes the circulation with it. you're good if you're headed up to truckee, it looks good through the weekend. it's tropical storm eugene might filter in. today it's about the fog and lower -- i don't see a change in our lower temps. 70s around the bay and a few 90s inland. today, tomorrow is status quo and it does look warmer inland, but not as thought. so we'll see if they hold onto that. >> my dad and i used to do that in san diego. you were talking about watching the planes and standing at the end of the runway, my dad used to have a radio and you can listen into the air-traffic controller. >> san diego, when you fly into san diego, you fly right into san diego. >> yes, you do. >> you're like, hey. >> right. there's a building. there used to be a restaurant called mr. a's. i think it's something different. you could be sitting in the restaurant and you're almost looking at people going by in the plane. >> i know we got to go. international travelers will tell

it is important to arizona as a border state, eliminating public corruption on the southern border has traditionally been a priority for the fbi. in the past, the bureau has investigated corruption, do you agree that this remains an issue, especially for border states like arizona? >> senator, i strongly agree that public corruption is an important priority for the fbi, all throughout the country. my experience with public corruption investigations goes all the way back to my time as a law prosecutor, some of the most meaningful cases i worked on were public corruption cases. as assistant attorney general, the public integrity section reported up to me and that sanction played an incredibly important role. as to the fbi, my experience historically has been that some of the very best agents in the fbi gravitate to the public corruption squad and that is because the skill level and sophistication of the very best fbi agents is in my view without parallel and public corruption cases are extremely difficult to pursue and it requires some of the best and brightest agents and it is watching

look at southern california and las vegas, coming back from from arizona an intense line of thunderstormsof temecula, fallbrook, heading right towards oceanside and even del mar. which is opening -- look at that. opening day is today at del mar. they're dealing with possible thunder showers. mainly south of l.a. for us, mainly south of san francisco and oakland has been the fog bank. not completely sold out. there's a lot there. 50s sonoma county airport. 60 concord, buchanan. sfo at 56: gilroy sleeping in. you're allowed to. that's okay once in a while. scotts valley, 51. santa clara, san jose state running a little warmer. slight on shore little off shore. so it is variable today. the north wind took care of the fog on the marin and sonoma coast. low pressure up the pacific northwest. high pressure desert southwest. we cooled off yesterday. the highs are building just a teeny bit for today. the low clouds and fog will make it tough for pacifica and half moon bay. 60s, 70s, 80s to a few low 90s. but these are all close to where they should be this time of year on the high side. warmer to

arizona. parts of utah as well. some of that does sneak in toward las vegas and the desert southern california. day we cool off. today you get a little bump in those temps and i think that's what we'll see away from the coast, not by the coast. it looks nice if you're near marine coast. south of that, you're dealing with fog. 60s, 70s, and 80s and 90s. livermore was 81 yesterday. today i bumped you up to 87 degrees. cooler tomorrow. then warmer friday, saturday. l er on sunday. so settle changes day-to-day. >> pam said you did good. >> yesterday was nice. >> sounds like no big huge extremes right now. >> day-to-day changes. >> thank you for that. >>> 4:19 is the time right now. the cdc released its latest report on diabetes. coming up, we'll tell you what the report says about americans with the disease. ♪ hey! ♪ bee to hive to the comb ♪ combing that honey ♪ into some gold ♪ take that gold and make it an o ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ bee to hive to the o ♪ oat from the farm is the yum in yo bowl ♪ ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around