slick on i-95 from portland to bangor, maine.nd also in florida, wet on i-5 and i-90 around seattle. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in memphis, chicago, detroit and minneapolis. >>> in medical news this morning, the government is taking aim at one of the deadliest kinds of cancer, melanoma skin cancer that actually kills one person every hour. >> so now the fda has new regulations for sunscreens. lisa stark has the details. >> reporter: all these years we have been slathering on the sunscreen with all those confusing labels, spf 15, spf 50, waterproof, water resistant. we've been thinking we're protecting ourselves and, more importantly, our children. >> people were getting a false sense of security with sunscreens the way they were. >> reporter: a troubling thing has happened. despite the explosion of sales of sunscreens, there's also been an explosion of skin cancer. cases of the most deadly kind of skin cancer, melanoma, increased 45% between 1992 and 2004, and it's showing up in young people. >> melanoma us

lingering showers from new york to bangor, maine.atlanta. 81, new york. 70s from boise to detroit. and a scorching 106 in phoenix. sacramento at 92. seattle coming in just a cool 63. >>> so this might sound like the weird line of the morning. >> there are many, always. >> right. really that unexpected? big wave surfer, laird hamilton has got nothing on some geese in colorado. check this out. swept along by a river. if you're surfing as a goose, hanging 10, hanging 5, hanging webbed feet. >> they look like they like it. that looks like platt river park. i recognize that from living there. when they hit the whitewater it looks like they're surfing. looked like the bonsai pipeline in hawaii. the best part about this, the guy that shot the footage. most of the geese made it out fine. cowa-bunga, dude. >> as bart simpson would say. i think when you watch that video, you wonder if they did that on purpose. or almost by accident? >> i think they sort of have control. that's their domain, hanging out in the water. >> are we going to surf on

finally will cool off, but we also have the risk of strong storms as the cooling front comes on in from bangor all the way back to omaha and kansas city. could see some hail, isolated tornadoes, damaging winds. you can see the storms already firing up along that cold front. omaha back to chicago. we've also got rain in boston. back into iowa. we are talking about anywhere from three to five inches of rain in some >>> our neck of the woods, still a little cloudy along the peninsula, even parts of the east bay. the south bay is seeing the sunshine already. the north bay is getting a little bit of sun. you will hit 80. 80 in gilroy. the temperatures come up just a little bit from yesterday. about three degrees warmer. then tomorrow, we lose a few degrees. by saturday and sunday, low 70s. sunshine stays. nice dry days for outdoor activities. >>> police in bloomington, indiana, have expanded their search for a 20-year-old indiana university student who has not been seen in nearly a week and we're learning more now about who she was with the night she disappeared. nbc's kevin tibbles is outside the

otherwise unsuspecting distinguished citizen from sioux city or nashville or banger or sacramento -- or bangor or sacramento, and after going through an f.b.i. check and other things, nominating that person for some position deserving advise and consent, by the time that person makes his or her way through all of the executive vetting process, by the time people pour over the tax returns and you answer multiple questions, often the same question asked in different ways, you've likely got an inaccuracy in there somewhere. then your name is sent up here and the committee investigates you and asks you many of the same questions. you might have an inconsistency there. then you show up for a publicized hearing with your family and you're sitting there and all a sudden you're made out to be a common criminal because you made a mistake trying to decipher all those multiple forms. i've cited on this floor before that former majority leader of the united states senate, howard bake, and his wife, former senator nancy kassebaum, went to japan a few years ago as president george h.w. bush's nominee to --