by the time we get to saturday boise up to 106 degrees.ecord heat in a lot of spots between 105 and 110. salt lake city 101. these are like desert temperatures. >> i was going to say how is 102 normal in boise? >> not normal but as far as heat wave goes, they do see a this. this is long duration and pretty amazing event. >>> still ahead, we don't normally keep up with the kardashian. except bill -- >> i do. >> i know you do. this is worth sharing. we're going to have more about that and perhaps more about the book bill has. did she sign it for you? >> not yet. >> all that and more on "way too early" when we return. hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real business. i heard i

boise was 110. that's 51 degrees warmer in boise than boston. these were all time june high records. redding was 101 and salt lake city 102. a lot of daily record highs but a couple of all time june hottest temperatures were achieved. it's not like the heat completely breaks. we stay above 100 in boise through wednesday. it's not going anywhere any time soon. the forecast is the only rain is chicago a little bit down through indiana kentucky, and along the gulf coast with yo carson city 61. eureka at 70. san francisco at 67. in the west it's as hot as it gets. >> torture, right. >>> straight ahead is isis planning fourth of july attacks. plus, hundreds are hospitaled after a fire at the water park party. details are next. inteinin that got worse and worse. then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've been on the course and on the road. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections tuberculosis, lymphoma, o

take a look boise staying in the 30s, sacramento reaching the 40 degree mark on tuesday and wednesday and actually hotter than conditions on thursday is expected. please watch out for heat stroke. we are looking at severe weather across the eastern united states, especially missouri and iowa. you had the quite heavy rainfall and also four tornadoes in march as well. the system will likely head toward the north and east. severe weather will likely happen over minnesota, wisconsin and the ohio river basin on your monday. watch out for tornado and large hail. a cold front is bringing rainfall over the eastern united states and because of thunderstorm, one person got injured in columbia south carolina. rain will likely continue across the north of florida into the next couple of days. the rain will move out from the nothing states monday night. across asia we have a system that will provide rainfall for the next couple of days and two more systems can be found over the western pacific and two will likely become tropical depressions by tuesday night. one will likely intensify and head towa

boise 109 is your forecast on sunday. hottest temperature ever forecast in boise is 111. we're close. reno and salt lake city could be 101 over the weekend. are going to feel almost chilly compared to the temperatures this weekend. >> i bet the movie theaters are going to be filled just because of the air conditioning. >>> ever suffered from e-mail regret? google has a cure for that. we're back in two. e to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara® your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection have had cancer, or if you develop any new skin growths. do not take stelara® if you are allergic to stelara® or any of its ingredients. a

these records go back 100 years in the boise area. that's outstanding statistic of how extreme it's been. it's going to stay that place, everyone 100 plus. in july southeast and maybe mid atlantic looking for above average temperatures. the middle of the country looks cooler with wet weather and thunderstorms. for today's forecast showers and storms. severe storms in the southeast, ohio valley not going to be widespread today. the big story is what's happening in the west. can't talk about the drought and heat enough. >> summer is here for them for sure. thank you bill. >>> georgia state authorities are investigating a shootout between a 60-year-old man and sheriff deputy captured on dash cam. we want to warn you, this may be disturbing to some viewers. >> what you got in your hand? what on your lap? [ gunshots ] >> get down thousandnow. >> when the deputy arrived, the man opened fire. the deputy returned four shots hitting the man in the elbow and thigh. strangely the man puts down the gun and takes a drink. he was treated for his wo

boise is still above 100 all week. salt lake city could be 103 today.t's not as extreme but still very, very hot. how about our soggy june. officially now wettest month on record ever in ft. wairn. baltimore over a foot for the wettest june on record. thankfully in the northeast we're fine today. everything is going to dry out. everyone seeing the sun. only problem weather is in indiana. >> we deserve it after this weekend. we got plenty of rain on saturday. >> about as ugly as you get for a summer weekend. >>> this morning it's fshlly been one year since the formation of the islamic state. and as americans get set to celebrate the 4th of july lawmakers are warning of an increased threat of attack. >> i would say there's more concern now than at any time than september 11. isis has a multilevel sense of operation >> i'm extremely concerned about the way the syrian-isis recruiters can use the internet at lightning speed to recruit followers in the united states with thousands of followers in the united states and then activate them to do whatever they wa

. >>> a frightening landing for passengers on an allegiant flight to boise, idaho. the smell of fuel and what looked like smoke drove them scrambling out the emergency exits and onto the wing. the odor so strong, witnesses said they could smell it in the terminal. abc's aditi roy with what those passengers feared. >> reporter: a dramatic passenger-led evacuation on the wing of this allegiant airlines aircraft, after some on board noticed what they thought was smoke outside the plane friday night. jacquelyn jones was one of the passengers waiting in the terminal to board that plane. what could you see and smell? >> i could smell some sort of fumes or jet fuel as it was burning my throat and nose. >> reporter: a boise airport spokesman says the vapor was from fuel which had spilled from an auxiliary engine. and there was no fire of emergency. in a statement, allegiant airlines says at no time where the passengers or crew members on board the plane in danger. and that passengers initiated an evacuation over wing doors. >> if you've got people opening up emergency exits

. >> reporter: state and local police are joining the search for 33-year-old travis boise.in the backseat of a squad car on saturday morning when he was able to free his hands from his restrains, got ahold of a gun, and shot 46-year-old daryl holloway raising questions as to how such an attack could happen. >> the officer's gun was in the holster holster. >> police say boise who was initially arrest on aggravated assault charge then escaped from the vehicle. after he crashed into a utility pole. >> he will not get away with this. justice will be served. he'll pay for what he did in killing our brother. >> holloway was a 22-year veteran of the new orleans police department. >> he was a very lively person. full personality. you couldn't be around daryl for three minutes without becoming his friend. >> for "today" mark potter nbc news. >>> overnight violence left one person dead and one wounded. police don't yet have a motive for the shooting. one man may have been the target. in philadelphia seven people were wounded including two young children the gunman was described as fi

boise 103. very hot out there across portions of the pacific northwest into parts of utah. heather and ainsley. >> thank you, maria. >>> a teenager attacked by a shark is upgraded to serious condition. the 18-year-old bit on the leg, hands and backside while swimming with some friends just 20 feet from the shore of north carolina carolina's outer banks. this will makes the 7th attack off the carolina coast this month alone. beach goers are being vigilant in the water outside of north carolina during the busy holiday weekend. >>> gone with a flash of light as a space rocket bursts into flames. >> sequence starts. lift-off of the space x falcon 9 rocket. >> appears to have a vehicle failure. >> seconds after takeoff that happened. the rocket suffering a catastrophic failure. the third in just eight months. there was a problem with the oxygen tank. more than 4,000 pounds of food and supplies was on board. the crew of the iss have about four months of supplies left. >>> it is now 12 minutes after the top of the hour. a plane crashes right into a house with a family still inside

it ranked philadelphia number 32 behind detroit and texas and boise idaho. >>> it was a embarrassment for sean diddy combs. he fell at the bet awards videos. it's not been a good week, last week he was arrested for assaulting the ucla football coach with a kettle bell. we'll be right back. soccer. top chef. soccer. top chef. [whi stles] soccer! top chef! [shouting] disco! [singing] say it and see it. the x1 voice remote, only from xfinity. >> welcome back here the top stories, firefighters in gloucester county are on the scene of a barn fire in harass ton township. look -- harrison township. look at all the white smoke crews had to truck in water to fight the flames. >>> a plane that crashed into a home in massachusetts took off locally from a lancaster airport. people on plane were killed, the people inside the home escaped. >>> police took two men into custody who were suspected in playing a role in a custody -- in the shooting. >> reporter: an accident has cleared on schuylkill expressway, we have delays. i-95 an accident blocking the left lane at cottman southbound extra heavy pas

billings and boise 86 and 87. portland you're going to be similar, seeing beautiful twlaefr weather there. redding not bad either. some of the best weather in the country will be in the northern plains and the really sticks out. one of the hottest spots in the country. heat is on summer is here. just about everywhere coast to coast. >> watch that hot mike and what you talk about me. >> i will. >>> still to come last minute details added to hillary clintons big speech. plus what happeneds when a biker crashes at 106 miles per hour? we'll show you. even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. a single use applicator that helps you avoid contact with germs. just click it in and recycle! to enjoy continuous clean freshness with every flush for up to one week. lysol click gel keeps it clean with one click. lysol. start healthing. [ male announcer ] take zzzquil and sleep like... the kids went to nana's house... for the whole weekend! [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] zzzquil, the non habit forming s

he was named the dean of boise state of college public service and will assume that position this summer. each of the speakers is going to make a presentation and then we'll take questions from the commission in order. we'll start with bob stern. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman and chairman of the commission. it's a great day. now that the clippers aren't in the playoffs, i will root for the warriors. as indicated i have worked for the fpcc for 9 years and since 1983 center for governmental studies that studied campaign financing and process and redistricting and term limits and came out with a report for how to improve campaign financing. one of our reports, money and politics, the golden state we study san francisco, los angeles and 18 cities and counties throughout california in terms of their campaign financing. this was in 1989 that we came out with the report. as far as we know it was the first book that ever looked at city and county on financing and we went for -- it it was biggest expense. we went to make many changes in the law and after a scandal involving the mayor came

card and actually grabbed it away from him and took off running. >> sergeant toland from the boise policed the employee gives him the burglar's information. other witnesses give hill information about the burglar's escape route. >> they said he was last seen eastbound from the location. i was looking off that way in the distance and i saw a man dive into the grass and bushes in that area. >> toland orders darnell to stop running but he doesn't. and now, the chase is on. >> i was chasing after the suspect here through the yard. we both fell down. i was attempting to pepper spray him. at one point i finally did pepper spray him successfully. we ended up over here by the front door, basically, at which time he was finally taken into custody and taken to the ground. >> he initially denies everything. but allen darnell eventually pleads guilty to burglary charges and is given five years probation. >>> coming up next, a robbery almost too silly to be believed. >> the girl i was training looks over and asks me, is this for real? and i said, yes, this is real, we're really getting robbed. >>> and

in boise, passengers had to stand on the wing of an allegiant airline jet. they evacuated after possibly seeing smoke outside the plane. allegiant opened a hub in oakland in 2012. it now flies to eight cities including bellingham, washington, omaha, and phoenix, mesa. allegiant also flies from stockton and monterey. it's mostly one star yelp reviews for the hub warned overs of severe delays and one passenger says the airline has sketchy planes -- i worry that the plane is going to crash every time. contract negotiations between the airline and union have stalled and the airline says the union is trying to manipulate the public. it maintains that its safety record is among the best in the aviation industry. at oakland international airport, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> and the airline says the pilot's union is trying to sway public opinion during contract talks. allegiant also says its safety record is among the best in the aviation industry. >>> oakland police department stepping up efforts to revisit unsolved murder

to get hotter in a few spots as we go throughout the weekend with the heat wave really peaking in boise 109. salt lake city 101 and 103 over the weekend. you get the picture here. this heat wave is here to stay but it looks closer to the chillier waters of the pacific. sacramento 103. next week still looks very warm in the west. >> yeah i would certainly hope the folks out there heed your warnings to try to stay cool. >> an ac weekend. >>> a second prison guard in connection with the escape of those two convicts with that prison facility. >>> plus taylor swift makes nice with the world's most valuable company. really? hey, i know there's pain. why do you lock yourself up in these chains? ♪ ♪ this would be so easy if you had progressive. our mobile app would let you file a claim and help you find one of our service centers where we manage the entire repair process. things will go your way if you hold on. [ sighs ] someday somebody's gonna make you wanna turn around and say goodbye. ♪ say goodbye ♪ no, you just made it weird. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most

in boise passengers had to stand on the wing of an allegiant airline jet. they evacuated after possibly seeing smoke outside the plane. allegiant opened a hub in oakland in 2012. it now flies to eight cities including bellingham, washington, omaha and phoenix, mesa. allegiant flies from stockton and monterey. it's mostly one star yelp reviews for the oakland hub warn others of severe delays. one passenger says the airline has sketchy planes. i worried that the plane is going to crash every time. contract negotiations have stalled between the union and the airline. now the airline says the union is just trying to manipulate the public. it maintains that its safety record is among the best in the aviation industry. live at oakland international airport betty yu, kpix5. >>> speaking of flying a berkeley man forced the united flight to make an unscheduled stop in ireland because he kept demanding nuts. that's right. the plane was headed from rome to chicago. united says this 42-year-old passenger became aggressive and abusive toward the flight crew. a pilot ask

hopefully, we'll break them we had a tragic collision around 8:30 in the morning a 11 of 11-year-old boise boy was killed as he tried to navigate around a vehicle we'll ask you keep that little one in our prayers and, of course, the family with regards to the post trauma and the pier support obviously will be welcome on a light ier side commissioner hwang we had an out-of-town in san francisco it is a campaign against hate and specifically bullying the warriors have active in that and it is akin to in 2011 the department accident did it gets better videos anything we can get to make people more sensitive to one another especially for the young people to we're going to do everything we can to stop the bullying with the unbelievable impact we had our ceremony yesterday sarah was there and it was very, very well received we recognized 9 officers for they're doing the best as it was said and in a somewhat unlikely partnering that went over very well and jennifer of the homeless coalition and commander robert o'sullivan were the could host it was great we had our academy classes attend in tot t

boise, you had the record high temperatures on sunday. and temperatures will remain in the mid-30s as we go into the next several days. sacramento hitting 40 degrees on tuesday as well as wednesday. and inside the car, probably the temperatures could heat 50 degrees or even higher than that. so don't leave your pets or kids inside the vehicle. and to avoid heatstroke stay hydrated and wear light clothing. all right. that's it for now. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that wraps it up for this hour's "newsline." don't go away. there's more to come here on nhk world. ' the headlines. last-minute contact reportedly underway between athens and brussels to try to reach an accord over bailout terms for greece. greece looks to the deadline to pay back the imf. another deadline do to be missed on nuclear talks with iran, but officials say they will be postponed for a few more days at the most. indonesian tourist industry devastated by an attack on a beach hotel. the country is said to lose at least

nearly nine hours later, couch crosses the state line into idaho, but he's not going to make it to boisehave pushed him off course about 85 miles north of the city. >> i was a bit tired of being up there. i'm not a guy to sit still. >> despite missing the mark, he knows he's still broken his previous record. so couch prepares to land. >> you got to have a way to make sure you can get these balloons popped on the way down. my preference is a daisy red rider bb gun. >> it only takes a couple of balloons to change him from ascending to descending. >> i'm coming in on a gradual descent. i'm looking for an open area. no fences or wires or houses or roads. that's what i'm hoping for. >> couch touches down in cambridge, idaho, to a hero's welcome. his new cluster balloon distance record, 235 miles. >> so i think the next flight i'm going to get enough balloons and ballast to go to 25,000 feet. and then see if i can stay out overnight, i could maybe break my old record and go farther. maybe i could go 500 miles. >> luckily, cluster ballooning is a rare pastime. these home-made aircraft require s

you notice triple digit from phoenix to redding. 113 degrees even out towards boise in salt like city. only gets hotter on wednesday. 115 in reddingment 107 sacramento 110 in palm springs. we head towards thursday temperatures will still remain in the triple digit for speed limit 80's around the west. look at livermore 88 the average high next couple days well above normal and then the temperatures will start to slip as we head towards the weekend. numbers first thing in the morning starting out quite mild. mid 60's to low 60's. no need for jack it. fog low to the ground so you have to watch out as it may be dense in patches. we head to the afternoon quickly warms up to 100 in south by morgan hill. 97 in gilroy. 92 san jose. sunnyvale santa clara 91 agree sunnyvale santa clara 91 agrees. yev 82 in santa cruz. on the peninsula 87 in menlo park. 88 redd with city. san m te'o warmer day. 84 degrees but staying comfortable around-man bay and pacifica where the fog sitting in the 60's. same thing for daly city downtown san francisco 72 degrees north bay see mix of sun and high clouds with

. >>> and quite a sight on the tarmac at the boise airport. they made their way only a wing.or from a fuel leak had some concerned about a possible fire. some junks from the wing to the tarmac but no one was hurt. they acted without the direction of the flight crew. >>> this morning united is apologizing to frustrated passengers after their flight was diverted to canada. they accuse the airline of not providing adequate accommodations. >> reporter: search google earth and you'll see green wilderness a place so small the military facilities stand out and that's where 176 passengers from united flight 958 spent friday night. they'd left chicago's o'hare and four hours later were diverted. passengers started tweeting. stuck in canada now. why? because the plane had mechanical problems. this town has two hotels so i have to sleep in a military baker. they actually have several hotels. the clerk says they've been booked. passengers called it an epic fail. unheated barracks on a 41-degree night. >> it was cold yes. >> reporter: many passengers spent their day in the heated mess hal

very active, very strong right now in the pacific, many areas. 82 up in boise.erday. salt lake, 83. las vegas, already 91. the severe weather went through st. louis. now on the back side of that. if you didn't hear, they had a lot of rain in the northeast and record low maximum temperatures. boston was own lib 59 on sunday. and buffalo only 61. boise was 110. you can see all of the moisture. that low is the spin in the atmosphere. clouds and sun. a little bit more sun inland. but also the higher clouds. 80s and 90s. 60s and 70s. tomorrow looks like a warmup. zoom, up we go. i think it will. mostly sunny. >> thank you. >>> tragedy at a park at a water park party. what started as a fire in taiwan that left several hundred people hurt. >>> but another reason to wish for rain. how the ongoing drought can be bad for your help. >>> welcome back, everybody. federal investigators are heading to massachusetts after a plane crashed into a home southwest of boston yesterday. all three people on the plane died. but the four people inside the home were able to escape safely.

even boise getting up there near 96. the heat will progress inland from the next couple of days to the middle of the country. 103 today. redding up to 107. sacramento will be toasty, too. the heat spreads east on tuesday. it will spread to the middle of the country with 90s wide spread all the way to minneapolis as we go throughout the second week of june. kind of right on schedule. the storm is very much weakened. it's kind of separated. got sheared a part a little bit. winds are down to 50 miles per hour. we're not expecting a lot of problems from the storm at all in the baja. eventually some of the moisture will sneak to arizona and new mexico but not a lot. just including you in redding. fresno about 105. areas right on the coast the exception. not quite a heat wave yet but it's getting close to. >> but perfect beach weather. >> it is. >> straight i head american pharoah's value values sore. >> plus are future fee fa world cup locations in jeopardy? so you're watching "early today." but that hasn't stopped me from mo

could be 109 in boise. these are areas that don't get this hot. portland oregon could be 100 over two days. you get the picture this is going to be all-time june hottest temperatures. it contrast and gets hot in the east. going to feel like spring at best. temperatures in the 70s. we have a couple of areas overnight. louisville kentucky hit hard by storms. that continue this is morning. now heading to west virginia. missouri has the worst weather now. numerous areas of flooding kansas city and columbia. heavy flooding conditions interstate 70 this morning. if we get severe weather, tornados possibility in kentucky and tennessee. probably be the worst ze weather but won't be widespread. this heat wave is going to be off the charts. >> causing problems apparently. thank you so much. now day 21 in the search is for escaped killers david sweat and richard matt. now the prison worker who helped in their escape is free on bond. >> gene pall per, prison officer for 28 years pled not guilty facing multiple charges in connection with the prison break. the

you notice triple digit from phoenix to redding. 113 degrees even out towards boise in salt like city. only gets hotter on wednesday. 115 in reddingment 107 sacramento 110 in palm springs. we head towards thursday temperatures will still remain in the triple digit for speed limit 80's around the west. look at livermore 88 the average high next couple days well above normal and then the temperatures will start to slip as we head towards the weekend. numbers first thing in the morning starting out quite mild. mid 60's to low 60's. no need for jack it. fog low to the ground so you have to watch out as it may be dense in patches. we head to the afternoon quickly warms up to 100 in south by morgan hill. 97 in gilroy. 92 san jose. sunnyvale santa clara 91 agree sunnyvale santa clara 91 agrees. yev 82 in santa cruz. on the peninsula 87 in menlo park. 88 redd with city. san m te'o warmer day. 84 degrees but staying comfortable around-man bay and pacifica where the fog sitting in the 60's. same thing for daly city downtown san francisco 72 degrees north bay see mix of sun and high clouds with

you notice triple digit from phoenix to redding. 113 degrees even out towards boise in salt like city. only gets hotter on wednesday. 115 in reddingment 107 sacramento 110 in palm springs. we head towards thursday temperatures will still remain in the triple digit for speed limit 80's around the west. look at livermore 88 the average high next couple days well above normal and then the temperatures will start to slip as we head towards the weekend. numbers first thing in the morning starting out quite mild. mid 60's to low 60's. no need for jack it. fog low to the ground so you have to watch out as it may be dense in patches. we head to the afternoon quickly warms up to 100 in south by morgan hill. 97 in gilroy. 92 san jose. sunnyvale santa clara 91 agree sunnyvale santa clara 91 agrees. yev 82 in santa cruz. on the peninsula 87 in menlo park. 88 redd with city. san m te'o warmer day. 84 degrees but staying comfortable around-man bay and pacifica where the fog sitting in the 60's. same thing for daly city downtown san francisco 72 degrees north bay see mix of sun and high clouds with

it was 51 degrees warmer in boise than boston. chilly areas in vermont.th today. the rain has ended throughout the region in the northeast and i don't think it's going to return until tomorrow, maybe in the evening. we've had record ams of rainfall in baltimore, second wettest june on record in washington, d.c. it has been very wet. a lot of periods of heavy thunderstorms. it's cleared out today for a decent day. the only spot with rain out here is around indianapolis cincinnati to columbus pop today's forecast scattered storms in chicago to ohio kentucky, florida is going to get wet. look at the west. just because the peak of the heat wave is over, it's still 103 degrees in salt lake city. i don't think of phoenix weather. >> the weather this year has been bizarre. >>> still ahead from the world's ugliest dog to the cutest baby you'll see all day. >>> plus p. diddy returns to the stage for the first time since arrest and the bad boy may have lost a step or two. we'll explain when "way too early" comes back. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you

police are not sewer if boise had any help in his escape. >>> the trial of the man accused of murdering a vallejo police officer continues this morning. henry albert smith is accused of shooting officer james caput following a bank robbery. this happened in september 2011. he faces the death penalty if convicted of murder. the prosecution testimony continues this morning at 9:00. >>> time is 4:47. a northern california dog owner is making a dying wish that his dog finds a good home. 62-year-old army veteran, tristan occur is battling stage 4 cancer. the sacramento area man was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer in march, and was given two months to a year to live. he hopes to find a good home for his dog,s calm and loving 7- year-old doberman pincher is also a service dog. he says he has helped him for the past three difficult months and would love to repay by finding a home. >> i have a terminal illness and i don't have much time left, and it's very important for me to know that he's going to have a good home. >> well, occur says cane is in great health. he gets along with peop

this picture shows passengers standing on the wing of an allegiant jet in boise. they evacuated after possibly seeing smoke outside the plane. the airline is an ultra low-fare high-fee carrier that operates older planes that can be bought cheaply. contract negotiations with the pilots have stalled and the airline calls the claims by the union an effort to manipulate the public. allegiant maintains its safety record is among the best in the aviation industry. in a statement the f.a.a. says when a carrier experiences internal issues like labor unrest, the agency increases its oversight of that airline. scott, the f.a.a. did not say whether it found any safety concerns. >> pelley: kris van cleave in the washington newsroom. kris, thank you. there was a brazen attack on afghanistan's parliament today. the taliban claimed responsibility. no lawmakers were killed, but two civilians were and up to 40 others were hurt. here's charlie d'agata. [explosion] >> reporter: live tv showed the moment the explosion from a massive car bomb rocked the parliament building. it filled

beautiful weather northern rockies and not bad up from portland to seattle, boise at 90 on tuesday. 111esday. we're going to stay warm. even downtown l.a. looks to be pretty toasty throughout the week. the beaches will be in the low 80s. if you're going to the downtown area low 90s for a high every day with mostly sunny skies. california still hot and dry. >> never a bad day in california. thanks. >>> now for some entertainment news. actor benedict cumberbatch and his wife welcomed a baby boy on saturday. the baby boy was born a day after he was honored by queen elizabeth for his work in performing arts. >>> clifford burns, part of his face and hair, in a pyrotechnic accident, was caught on fire in a concert in london. doctors say he will be just fine. the star tweeted out. he wrote, at least i look like two-faced. thanks for worrying, everyone. >>> john stamos was arrested in beverly hills on saturday for a dui. he was found to be under the influence. he later tweeted thanks to everyone for their love and support. i'm home and well and very appreciative of the police department and hos

tomorrow 101 for boise. the southwest, the monsoon flow adds to that heat and thunderstorms could produce damaging winds near phoenix. >> everyone has something. thanks so much. >>> to california now and a firestorm tonight over that controversial vaccination bill now signed into law by governor jerry brown requiring vaccines for virtually every child regardless of religion or what parents think is best for their child. abc's chief medical editor dr. richard besser now. >> reporter: today, the governor of california signed into law one of the toughest vaccine bills in the country. all children attending school must be fully vaccinated unless they have a medical reason not to be. no longer will parents be able to opt out based on their personal or religious beliefs. california legislature ors responding to the largest outbreak of measles the state has seen in years. >> how many children have to die before we do something? >> reporter: while anti-vaccine parents protested. >> this won't change parents' minds a

washington state and montana will see record highs, some places will come close to all-time june records, boise sunday 110 degrees. so that would be something to watch. the warmest ever remember is 111 and everyone in the east cools off as we flip-flop the weather pattern. that's your nationareading, california, 113 is possible. >> some of the statistics from the west say it could be one of the warmest junes ever in places like reading. >> a lot of triple digits out there. >>> and we're going to check out this jarring video from spain. >> that was the scene in san pedro, where six people were injured during a bonfire lighting tuesday evening. leaving two hospitalized with severe burns. in another area of spain, a similar explosion happened due do excessive fuel. one person injured there. >>> a big win for the president, when it comes to trade. plus why queen elizabeth might just be the hardest person in the world to buy for. you're watching "early today." beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is gei

. >>> those passengers are are stands be g on the wing, after it lands in boise idaho.e emergency he can it after they saw what they thought was smoke outside the plane. having little trouble with the video there. diana? >> it turns out it was just vapor from fuel leak, few passengers jumped down to the tarmac, all the rest were helped down. >>> 5:33, steamy and stormy are the words this morning. >> that's right we have the owe literation going on, steamy stormy inch died, little sog toy boot. let's look outside see what's happening on storm scan3, we have some rain moving n you can see, it is lining up all across south central pennsylvania notice, the trajectory of it, steadiest missing us to the south but think think some of the showers you see over south central pa, along eight; the turnpike, that are get in here eventually. so soggy start to our morning, even little stormy off to the south seeing some lightning, thunder moving into portions of salem cumberland counties in new jersey. lightning has bumm inch wished a bit. still seeing lightning from dover, over towar

. >> and a frightening end to a flight that landed in boise idaho.e'll tell you why passengers ended up on the wing of that plane. we're back at the top of the hour. we'll have traffic and weather together. kate is tracking those storms for you when will it clear up? she'll let you >> fire rims through montgomery county house sending four people to the hospital. we're there live with the damage left behind. >>> also, this morning crews are getting ready to return to the scene of this massive water main break. it turned west philadelphia street into gushing river. swallowing several cars. they'll let you know when they hope to reopen the roads. >> and stormy start to your work week, might see rain walking out the door, but kate says more storms are on the way, not getting a break just yet. >> good morning, it is monday, june 15th, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm diana rocco. ukee has the morning off. don't leave home without your umbrella this morning. >> storm scan3 showing the rain hitting the area right now, more storms on the way for later on. let's g

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as we head further west hotter in places like salt lake at this and boise with temperatures in the triples in the afternoon and las vegas 111 degrees for a high today. heather and ainsley? >> thank you so much maria. the time now 38 minutes after the top of the hour. a rally car crashes into a crowd leaving spectators stunned. wait until you hear how this one ends. >> greece is the word but debt is the problem. we are live in athens with the unfolding crisis and what it means for your bottom line. >> the link to trouble the accusations that could sink phil mickelson's image. >> i think america is the greatest country in the world. i am just proud of -- the thing i love is we can all have such different opinions and all think different things. even though your opinion is different than mine you think yours can make our country is bert country. that's what bothers me when people say you are not american. that's what america is built on we can think and express what we feel. if it's not the same thing you feel that's okay. that's what i love about our country. that's the most important. >> d

even in boise, idaho, the mississippi state flag was removed from a display of state flags at city hall. >> it stays until the people of south carolina say it should come down. >> reporter: in south carolina taking down the flag is an uphill battle as some are trying to shift the focus of the debate. cnn spoke to william chumley. >> these people sat in there and waited their turn to be shot. that's sad. someone with a means of self-defense could have stopped this and we could have less funerals. >> are you turning this into a gun debate. >> you said guns why didn't somebody just do something? i mean, you got one skinny -- person. shooting a gun. >> ryan young reporting there. and we also just learned that the u.s. national park service has asked its bookstore and gift shop vendors to remove stand alone confederate flag items from their shelves. one of the biggest merchants has agreed and she expects all 70 vendors to comply. >>> france is turning to the front line for a growing crisis in europe. hundreds of desperate migrants are trying to reach the united kingdom. what britain is consi

as they head north for a portion of idaho also heating up. 94 degrees for the high temperature in boiseover to you, dagen. dagen: maria molina, meteorologist for fox. retailers rush to pull the confederate flag from shelves. amazon the latest to make the move. google has a new feature to let you take back regrettable e-mails you just now. check in u.s. stocks futures right now we have a little bit, but still solid. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ dagen: breaking news this morning. wal-mart, amazon, ebay at the chinese internet giant out about the polling confederate flags from the website. shares of netflix showering after a seven to one stock split making it more affordable for individual investors. put them in groups feature on gmail, you can recall any question of what e-mails you might've just sent out an stock soaring in japan to their best level since 1996 when bill clinton was running the u.s. chicken stock market futures ahead of the opening bell, a little bit afraid to report. the nasdaq hitting an all-time high for the second

. >> a scary situation for passengers in boise, ohio. they opened the emergency exit. it was so bad at one point, people were standing on the plane's wing. and legion air released a safety and said no time were the passengers in dangerous. it is not chlor what caused the spill. >> six more detainees were released from guantanamo. fox news confirmed a 2008 assessment domed them high risk and likely to pose a threat to the u.s. and interest and allies. throw of them were bin laden's body guards. in 2008 then senator obama vowed to close the prison in his presidency. 116 116 prisoners remain. we just heard that right now they worked with osama bin laden. how much more dangerous can you get? >> reporter: the detainee transfers are done in a responsible manner that protects our national security. the first transfers a pored by a sh carter. they don't make transfer unless the receiving country will prevent them from being terrorist again. each of these six individuals was approved for transfer five years ago. and the department was defense, state, justice and homeland securi