if you're watching us in burlington, vermont, see paintings, and artifacts that express the many meanings of smoke across cultures and time periods. up in smoke at the fleming museum. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> here's an early look at morning headlines in entertainment. some say beyonce is the world's most beautiful women but what do guys think. not you, bill. maxim magazine has a hot 100 list. this year's top spot goes to barb rafaele. beyonce not even on the list. how about that? speak being of katie perry she's back on the market weeks after taking her relationship with rob akroid public. the two have split over fears that busy schedules would make things too different. and finally just how image conscious is tim tebow. tmz reports an actress in the production of "rock of ages" was asked to remove a twitter photo with tim tebow that wasn't wearing enough clothing. >> you need to make sure your twitter photos are all g-rated. i know you have that problem. >> yeah. >> i know. tough being bill karins. and we all laugh. this comes to us from wb imvic, connecticut where

cool rain from buffalo to sir ruse to burlington and new hampshire and maine. up through ohio valley, ohio to pittsburgh looks like a damp wet day for you also. once again in texas scattered showers and thunderstorms. right now nothing too dangerous or concentrated. definitely umbrellas in new england and texas. beautiful in the middle of the country. typical afternoon storms in the southeast. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. slight chance of a shower or storm late in the day in areas like philadelphia and washington, d.c. we won't see much in the way of heavy rain. very scattered. beautiful weather, oklahoma city, 71 and sunny. hardly any severe storms are expected today. no tornadoes. a great thing. >>> coming up, bailout profit for uncle sam. no government deficit in april. and lady gaga's tea cup worth more than it's weight in gold. your early morning headlines ahead. and the legal tug-of-war between a supermodel and billionaire is now over. >>> coming up a clean sweep for the spurs. the coyotes

all over the ease, this is a bit early to be 70 in burlington. there is that circulation that is finally lifting. a general area of high pressure will build. there is an area of low pressure off the coast, and that does bear watching, but more and more, watching the futurecast, as we go through time, i think that will be shifting out toward the area of north carolina meaning as we get into the weekend and as we head out for the beaches, look at the water temperature into the 60's. there will be a little bit of a southeasterly wind, but a lot of sunshine. if you are headed to the outer banks, maybe you should lead early in the morning. there is a slight chance for some afternoon showers. all around the bay, it looks great, a lot of sunshine and some south easterly winds. recently good sailing weather. it will be warmer and warmer as we go through the summer. all days will be sunny for the most part. each afternoon there's a slight risk of an afternoon thundershower as we get into sunday and monday. with that low pressure off the florida coast line

burlington died at the scene of that shooting and reverend cone is being kept on life support so her family can donate her organs. >>> a 5-year-old boy brings a gun to school. it happened in baltimore. a teacher found the gun yesterday in the boy's backpack. the boy's mother, 37-year-old bernettea anderson is charged with several including giving access to a firearm. police say the weapon was a 22- caliber handgun. >>> kind of a mix of rain and sun today and a lot of clouds. let's take a live look outside now. it's still cloudy out there. looks like the sun was trying to peek through not long ago. meteorologist bernadette woods is live with an updated look. >> sort of the opposite of the last couple of days. we started out with clouds, then had sunshine. today, we had sunshine and then the clouds moved in. we'll show you also a couple of showers and thunderstorms out is there. but the majority are still down to our south. and that's where most of them are going to stay. but a shower or thunderstorm is not out of the question as we head through the evening hours. now, we'll switch it

burlington, back over through springfield, massachusetts now. look at boston, looks like light rain to begin for you. state of ohio covered in light rain this morning. this should slowly clear out throughout the day today. you'll have a damp morning commute. it looks like near west virgi a virginia, rain for you. texas had thunderstorms. they're starting to die out. in between dallas and tyler. little light rain in southern oklahoma. i think later today we'll fire up more thunderstorms around san antonio, possibly around houston. in the southeast it's a sunny, dry start to your day. damp day through much of new england. that's where the heavier rains will be. new york city, philly, baltimore, d.c., wilmington, we'll see isolated showers. west coast, looking at beautiful weather conditions on this tuesday. enjoy. >> lucky for them. >>> bailout profit for uncle sam? no government deficit in april. lady gaga's tea cup worth more than its weight in gold. >>> coming up, a clean sweep for the spurs. the coyotes make history. you're watching first look

up to burlington and north of there, dealing with stronger thunderstorms.get some of the activity going from philly, d.c., up to boston. >> let's turn to sports now. less than 48 hours after winning game seven against the sixers, the celtics travelled to miami for game one of the eastern conference finals to take on the heat. game tied at halftime. in the third, dwyane wade hits lebron. lebron had 32 points. heat up five there. still in the third. rojon rondo, a little ball fake on battier. lebron comes up with the big block. in the fourth. wade drives. hits the bank shot. 2 of his 22. game tied at halftime. the heat run away in the second. 93-79, heat win. lebron records his fifth playoff game with at least 30 points and 10 rebounds for the heat. they play game two tomorrow night out west. the spurs look to make it 20 consecutive victories dating back to the regular season with a win over the thunder tonight. san antonio up one game to nothing in that series. >>> the yankees on the road against the angels. both teams trying to extend winning streaks. jered

possibility of an inch and a half of rain, new york city to boston about an inch, same for burlington, vermont. pretty widespread. the rest of the country is looking nice today. just one area of thunderstorms heading down through west texas. if you're in del rio you have rain heading your way. east coast, umbrella day. kansas city to denver all through the inner mountain west, lynn, i'd say 80% of the country is beautiful today but that 20% is the east coast which is millions of us. >> yes, it is. thanks so much. >>> well, coming up, yahoo!'s ceo tumbles, avon will make the call, and world record guaranteed to make you shake your head and say really? first look at your business headlines is straight ahead. >>> third time's a charm for the clippers, a pair of walk-off grand slams, and the kings of the road do it again. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. about providing for his lit

by the mid 1850s, the old chicago burlington and quincy railroad had been built and track extended all the way from chicago to the mississippi river. western illinois underground railroad conductors started putting fugitive slaves on real trains headed for lake michigan, as soon as the railroad line was completed. toward the end of one of lovejoy's speeches on the house floor, he alluded to this episode. and toward the end of his remarks he said, "a single word as to the charge of negro stealing. anyone who chooses may transform himself into a bloodhound, i will never do this. owen lovejoy lives in princeton, illinois, three-quarters of a mile east of the village, and he aids every fugitive slave that comes to his door. thou invisible demon of slavery, i bid you defiance in the name of my god." i should turn now to a discussion of owen lovejoy's political career. in the 1840s, lovejoy joined that wing of the anti-slavery cause that wanted to take the abolitionist movement in a political direction. he supported the liberty party in 1840 and 1844, and in 1848 he backed the efforts of the

so anything and everything with burlington.ra railroad kicker within marmin and lubrisol. >> the portfolio has changed drastically. for the better or the worse? in your opinion in. >> if you go back to the better profit and, pretext margins right around 8%, 8.5%. we think they may come in around 12% this year and that is the significance driver of that is certainly burlington. so it's changed meaningfully for the better. >> and in terms of just the announcement with prostate cancer, how do you think he'll handle that? >> i think we've heard quite a bit already. thank goodness it's just sustainistage one. and i imagine he may have a couple opening comments and then we move on. >> david, we want to thank you very much for your time. wael see y we'll see you here tomorrow. >> thanks. >> warren buffett will be joining us live on monday. if you've got any questions or comments, anything about things you'd like to us bring up, send us a tweet to @cnbc. you can use the #buffett watch. we'll feature your tweets throughout the show. and

. >>> and then a sun set from jeremy in burlington, vermont. send me photos, facebook and twitter. >> sorry to laugh, i like how enthusiastic you get about twitter. >>> now to the very public love fest between the first lady and beyonce. the first lady michelle obama said that she wants to be beyonce. that's not of course possible. here's david kerley. >> reporter: beyonce since about girls running the world. and there's a bit of a girl crush between two of the most well-known women in the world. the singer and the first lady. who revealed what's on her ipod. >> i got some beyonce. i love beyonce. >> but it's gone beyond admiration for their work. >> beyonce, in addition to being a beautiful young woman, she's been a role model and a powerful presence for young girls and women all around the world. >> reporter: so last night the first lady took her girls to the beyonce concert in atlantic city. not surprising. recently asked by "people" magazine who she should be if she could be someone else. michelle obama said gosh if i had to be someone else

. >> thank you so much, lisa. 6 >> brenda burlington will be laid to rest at 1:30 this afternoon at stjohn's parish. randy babbitt will stand trial for drug driving charges. rosa parks was honored for human rights. >> today, the university of phoenix will team up with careerbuilder for a free job fair. we have result of a survey that shows what employers are looking for. starting us live with more details, jason. good morning. >> how are you? >> fantastic. the big thing is it is a great job fair. employers are taking part in this. the key here is letting people who are seeking jobs know what it is the employers are looking for in them when it comes to skills. what is it? >> what we have found through our research is there is tension about what employers want to see from them in terms of a particular skill set. we have found a disconnect between what a prospective employees want to demonstrate to an employer in an interview setting and what the employer is actually looking for. for instance, employers really value that they are looking for problem-solving and critical thinking skills ab

peter's episcopal church thursday. 59-year-old brand of burlington was pronounced dead at the scene.ort. student brought a gun to school. the details are limited but the child as a student at north point elementary school in northeast baltimore. the school was put on lockdown following the incident. the parents were notified through a letter sent home by school officials. police commissioner fred bealefeld will be stepping down. he went on to say it was a very tough decision for him but he is looking forward to spending time with his family. for many friends and colleagues, the announcement came as a surprise. on may 16, william lori will become the 16th archbishop of baltimore. we got to know more about the 60-year-old who spoke about his commitment to the catholic church and what he sees as his mission as the next leader of the archdiocese of baltimore. gary sims with the story. >> the incoming archbishop's says he is excited and humbled because this is an historic and vital arched arses, one with challenges, needs and strength. -- archdioses. >> my desire is for unity in the churc

burlington is packing winds up to 50 mi. per hour. and also has coastal flooding likely.coming up taking a look memorial day events here in the bay area. and a tradition that goes back more than 50 years. and a conversation with the golden gate bridge district president coming up next. >>> essentially a sunny sunday and then we will begin to warm things upper around the bay. details coming up on the other weather. >>> for thousands of the area of volunteers memorial day weekends began its at the cemetery. more than 50 years old this tradition has been running. >>> they placed more fibrous overt fallen soldiers. >>> barbecuing this weekend? take care when using those grow brushes. believe it or not, of more than a thousand people have sligo swallowed those wired fresh brussels. >>> when he barbeque you may think of bacteria in more other food related illnesses but there is more than that the just landed this man and the emergency room. it was hours before they realize it was this, a 1.5 cm bristle. use to clean the grill prayed >>> it took the doctor for iras to remove the

they own more than 80 companies including dweico and burlington northern santa fe. >>> sean bower andhore are set to mary today. that is according to bauer's mother. they were engaged in captivity with a ring made from threads from a shirt. they were arrested near iran's border with iraq nearly three years ago. >>> visionary, trail plarz, legend, some of the tribe buts pouring in for adam youauch, founding member of the beastie boys has died from cancer. weighs 47. he was 47. >>> president obama's 2012 reelection campaign officially kicks off today in the battle ground state of ohio. jessica yellin is in columbus. >> reporter: hey, randi, president obama won ohio by four points in wait but the latest polling shows statistical dead-heat in the state with romney ahead when it comes to the economy. so, mitt romney will be back in the state next week, and the president is making a big statement by officialsly launching campaign here. on the campus of ohio state university, pockets of enthusiasm for the president's first official campaign rally. >> are you excited? >> reporter: the excitem

. >> last thursday, a homeless man killed reverend cone and church secretary brenda burlington. they have been feeding douglas jones regularly. but he was turned away after becoming belligerent. >> she was very spiritual. very giving. didn't need any strangers. >> is it tough to make sense of this tragedy? >> it's tough, yeah. >> reporter: many attending the funeral say reverend cone was a key figure in many families. >> she baptized my nephews. and she married my sister and her husband. >> we will always be sad. we know that she has been blessed and she will continue to bless us, just through the memory of her spirit. >> reporter: and reverend cone was passionate about social issues. she had helping veterans suffering from post traumatic stress order. and also people living with a.i.d.s. and hiv. >> what a loss. thank you, adam. brenda brewington's funeral is set for thursday. >>> another dangerous device, seized by tsa. an alert tsa spotted this stun gun. yesterday, in a woman's carry- on bag. this is getting ready to fly to ohio where she lives. the woman was cited and she wa

because companies like coca-cola and burlington northern and many other companies all use hedging strategiessure against problems. you want companies to put hedging strategies on. this one didn't work out, but they have hundreds or thousands of other hedging trades that do work out. and this is not in violation of the voelker rule. this is not prop trading and the the press has gotten a hold of this and blown it way out of proportion. >> jamie: do you think then that jp morgan with their stock dropping as a result of this is a buy right now? >> if you were going to put money in the banking sector, the number one stocky would buy is jp morgan, all right? they are the best company in that category, so if you're going to implement or put money into the banking industry, put it into jp morgan and shouldn't scare anybody at all. >> jamie: even with this news you're pretty solid on the company making pretty good trades. i'm glad it doesn't affect us necessarily. thank you, ed, you're an expert in this area with exercise if that area. >> kelly: that's it for us. >> jamie: this hour flew, thank you

and then a sun set from jeremy in burlington, vermont. he always sends some really nice photos. so send me photos, facebook and twitter @ginger, underscore, z. >> sorry to laugh, i like how enthusiastic you get about twitter. >>> now to the very public love fest between the first lady and beyonce. michelle obama has said that she wants to be beyonce. well, that is, of course, not possible. she can at least be a fan and last night she and her girls went to beyonce's second show since becoming a mom. here's david kerley. >> reporter: beyonce sings about girls running the world. and there's a bit of a girl crush between two of the most well-known women in the world. ♪ crazy in love >> reporter: the singer and the first lady. who revealed what's on her ipod. >> i got some beyonce. i love beyonce. >> reporter: but it's gone beyond admiration for their work. >> beyonce, in addition to being just a beautiful young woman, she's been a role model and a powerful presence for young girls and women all around the world. >> reporter: so last night the first lady took her girls to the beyonce

>> you don't think burlington northern -- >> there's a lot of stuff that says burlington northern is doing well. i point to coal. guy made a giant bet on coal. how has that turned out? >> not good. the numbers speak for themselves. he had a magnificent track record over his decades, but in the past few years, it has not been good. year-to-date through friday, b-shares are down 3.5%, underperforming the s&p 500, five points in the past 12 months, annual average of 8% over the last three years. this has not been a good investment for investors. >> there isn't a soul in this country except people who are anti-taxes. i love his tax scheme and he is kind of like what lincoln was. lincoln was about trying to make it so the rich pay a little more. people forget that. >> and a republican. >> and a republican. what melissa is pointing out that is so important, it's a mutual fund that underperformed other mutual funds. it's an etf that underperformed. >> it's an operating business, a private equity firm. it's a lot of things. >> what's been working in this market? the great break-up of philip

second, we look at burlington northern, we've seen a significant decrease in the number of coal car loads shipped by rail in the first quarter. that may play into a little disappointment to the quarter. >> got to leave it there. thanks for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> anybody a buyer at book shire hathaway? recommended buying in shares prior to the including of the s&p that was a good move, and you still long the stock. >> too complicated for me. no, i'm not. >> 10%. surprised why in? >> i wonder about the parts and the sum would they of do anything? >> okay. coming up next, trading your tweets and touts after the break. the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. would you mind if to be i go ahead of you?omer. instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fifty thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. people don't like to miss out on money that should have been theirs. that's why at ally we have the raise your rate 2-year cd. you c

viewers either used, tasted or bought his products in the past, dairy queen, fruit of the loom, burlingtonilroad, ginsu knives, for example and when he gets on the stage and answers question for five hours, people get a sense of how the economy is doing and his thoughts of investing, known of one of the greatest investors of all time, because he made so much money and people hang on his every word. >> any surprises coming to you from him about his hopes for the future? >> reporter: well, you know, we have had unprecedented access with him and i've spoken to him twice and i spoke to him thursday night, of course, i spoke to him on the floor as he traversed across -- he goes across and hangs out with the nebraska cornhusker cheer leaders and did a newspaper-throwing contest and eats the dairy queen bar every year and sings the fight song from nebraska but the surprise came to me, thursday night when i asked about the housing market. he owns several residential housing related companies, like benjamin moore paint, acme brick, shaw carpet, the world's largest carpet manufacture and he said, i

. >> today at the intersection of burlington and gilbert, there's a truck headed straight toward him,osh thinks nothing of it at first. >> we both had green lights. i was probably going 25 or 30 miles an hour. just going through the intersection. >> what josh doesn't know is that an approaching police car is recording the whole thing. >> officer eric lippold was proceeding towards us or southbound on gilbert street. the pickup turned directly in front of josh. josh, on his scooter, impacted the right front corner area of the pickup, and josh was thrown from his scooter. >> the moped is knocked out from under him and josh is flying headlong. >> it was last second, i just saw it right as he hit me. i remember just seeing the truck there, and i think i kind of braced myself. i didn't even hit the brakes. i didn't have time to. >> as he watches the crash in horror, the police officer turns on his camera and automatically saves the previous 30 seconds of video. >> because of the way our system is set up, it's recording constantly, it just doesn't save it until it's turned on and then we ha

burlington northern, did you intentionally set out to change the portfolio?een opportunistic. >> what does that mean? >> well, it's carlyle. the task of man is not to see what lies dimly in the distance but do the duty that lies clearly at hand. >> guys, i asked him if do the duty at hand if they had seen any other acquisitions they're on the prowl for. he didn't fess up to anything at the moment. again, it's a 35-minute interview. you can check it out on cnbc.com. if you are willing and patient, you sit through it, you'll find out who he calls a piker. back to you. >> there's a great tease. now i really want to tune in. >> becky has done this tv thing before. >> just a couple of times. >> i get the feeling. don't break into con agra. i know it's right there. >> thank you so much, becky. we're going to make sure to watch your special edition of "squawk box" on monday morning. warren buffett will be live from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. eastern. if you have a comment or question ahead of that, you can tweet@cnbc. we're going to be blogging live on cnbc.com's warren buff

if you are driving down burlington, it starts to get slow.hat the traffic is slow. 101 and san jose is still slow. i would say 85 is pretty much recovered. 85 is looking good. and then we look at the nimitz freeway. it looks good on the dumbarton bridge or the san mateo bridge. >> let's go to 880 now. this traffic is slow. there is a crash 880 near fifth reported. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's not become light yet. i was kind of hoping it would by this time but still backed up for a long wait here at the toll plaza. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> partly sunny for some. there have a lot of clouds out there. temperatures will stay school. last week heat this week cool. >>> and that's our report this morning. we'll see you the next time news breaks. and be sure to join us for the news at noon. for all -- we're always here for you at ktvu.com. 3q every day, an average of 5,000 people switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 150,000 a month - over 2 million people so far. with finish quantum you get incredib

when we bought burlington, they would engage in a lot of hedging of their fuel. the truth is if they really knew what those currencies were going to do, they might as well close down the railroad. we're just playing around with the oil market. d all of those things have costs attached to them and i'm going to live a long time and my guess is we take all of the hedges of all the companies that we might be exposed to and add them all up over a 50-year period, net they would have cost me money. i don't worry about what we earn from quarter to quarter. people that worry a lot about what they earn every quarter can get you a lot of hedges which can get you an economic cost to them. they care more quarterly than they do the net over a ten-year period. >> let's talk about burlington northern. you've always loved the railroad because you say it's an early indication of how the economy is doing. >> i didn't love them early enough. a very interesting set of statistics comes with them that tells you a lot about the economy. >> what are youeeing right now? >> that little bit

cape hatteras into burlington.day. 64 in leesburg. 70 degrees in college park. is dropping. highs are in the 80's. becoming sunny with a slight chance o >> all that weather was brought to you by e-surance. josh elliott's right there. >>> amc's "the killing" weaves together three stories. one of the stories focuses on a hotly-contested race in seattle. this man, billy campbell, is the top mayoral candidate. and at this point, the number one murder suspect. >> how did it go with gwen? >> she's fine. you don't have to worry. >> good. i'll make it up to her after this is all over. what? >> you have any skeletons i need to know about, darren? that's my job. but i can't help you if the newspapers and the people know more than i do. >> don't worry. >> you do a remarkable job, billy, of really making everybody a suspect at some point or another. why do you think this show has resonated as it has with fans? >> because, really, i think because most crime fiction on tv gets short scripted to the other victims of crime. or you

. >>> burlington free press says vermont is the first state in the nation to ban fracking. a method to extract natural gas from underground rock. vermont has no natural gas but fracking opponents say it may inspire similar bans in other states. >>> britain's telegraph reports on a new study arguing that everyone over the age of 50 should be taking statins. they say they reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke in healthy people by 20%. >>> "usa today" says if you want healthy meals, you may want to skip the chain restaurants. 96% of entrees exceed daily limits for sodium and fat. a new study looked at 30,000 menu items. >>> a dramatic horse rescue. a boat was used to >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by ocean spray sparkling drinks. real juice, real bubbly. >>> facebook's early investors will make billions when the company goes public tomorrow. can the social media giant help other companies profit as well? >> why would you give away a $5 sandwich just because someone gives you a thumbs up on facebook? >> rebecca jarvis looks at the power of the like but

who's with us in hong kong, look, the -- if the greeks don't meet the terms of the bailout, the burlington in terms of euro membership. is there any middle ground here? it was suggested that they could extend the timing of the program. is there any middle ground here, a chance that in the short term the troika, you may fudge it a little bit and give the greeks more time? i think the willingness of the europeans to make smaller changes is there, but evoveralli think they have one clear condition, is that the parties that run the government, greece, at later stage make their clear commitment that they stick to the austerity measures and the structural reform in principle, and think this is at stake in the moment, seeing the latest service coming up, it seems that the left wing parties are getting really a huge amount of support, and with this it's going very, very difficult to implement this. so the room from the euro group and also the heads of states on the european level to give in a bit, i think, does not overlap with the room from the greek side to agree on the change. it's not just the

pittsburgh, burlington, right up to the edge of new york city, tri-state area, new jersey, connecticut will probably see storms and this irarea, kansas, oklahoma so watch those and your local abc stations. right sunshine again today and the temperatures are the seven because right now. 74 degrees in fairfax and downtown, 76 degrees. cumberland is a little bit cooler. near 90 with tight humidity today and widespread showers expected this afternoon evening with >> how about beautiful weather from seattle all the way to los angeles. gang? >> good news. okay, sam, thanks very much. >>> coming up on "gma," an abc news exclusive, first lady michelle obama here live to talk about her big weekend with beyonce and her daughters and her new passion project that could change your family's life. >>> we also have rare interviews with prince william and prince harry opening up to katie about their grandmother, the queen, and their emotional promise about their beloved mother. >>> what could be new trouble for justin bieber. why was he training with mike tyson just hours before a dust-up with paparaz

some will say less onerous, for businesses he has burlington northern railroad heavily regulated industryrously regulated would that make him spend more and hire more and then other businesses do that, we might see a turn around. >> 15 seconds left liz on a personal note you asked about his health too. >> of course. and he said i feel perfectly fine he will not miss a single day of work due to his stage one prostate cancer diagnosis he completely was light hearted about it said he isn't changing a thing he ate about 3 pounds of peanut brittle. >> we are big fans thank you liz we are fans of yours as well thanks for the information talk to you later this morning at 9:30 a.m. >>> tony. >> all right allison thank you much time now to say good morning to everyone, at any time day care in winchester virginia they are our facebook fans of the day they say they watch fox 5 every morning and they say, the news is better than sponge bob. well, let's not get crazy thank you for watching guys for a chance to be tomorrow's fan of the day head to facebook and post a comment under the photo for any tim

into the northeast, burlington, boston, new york, philadelphia, pittsburgh, all coming into the 60s andis is a very nice weekend. >> now it's time for "gma's" pollen report. high levels lingering from the northeast into the upper midwest with pockets along the south carolina coast. oklahoma, utah and into the northwest. if it looks like oklahoma, you can't catch a break that's because you're getting eat with weed pollen and moderate levels there as well in iowa. along the northern illinois and southern wisconsin zone you're getting bounded with high pollen in those levels. you can get your local neighborhood pollen report because we know the local way is the important number to get right at goodmorningamerica.com at yahoo! george, robin. >> thank you, prince sam. >>> now to the investigation of a hugely popular weight loss business in california. the multimillion dollar venture under fire after the death of five patients. brian ross confronted the doctors behind the business and has much more. good morning. >> good morning, robin. the desperation of people who are horribly overweight an

that's everywhere philly, new york city, hartford, burlington, augusta, albany.hat could mean some strong storms this afternoon, clearing that last front out of the way. then, we're into a nice run of weather. into the west, we're talking about the big fire situation. and here comes the dry cold front. lots of lightning with this front, but it will also drop the temperatures into the cooler level. look at seattle, coming down into the 50s. portland in the 60s. vegas is going from the 100-degree levels into the 80s. but that front does not have enough moisture to help with the fire. it's going to be gusty and breezy. still hot today. od >> and a good morning to minneapolis, eau claire, madison. some chilly temperatures but gorgeous day, robin, george. >> it was a great morning yesterday. you were fantastic with kelly ripa. loved seeing it. i have to say, go nowhere. stay right there. >>> coming up, the husband accused of strangling his wife in the so-called spray tan murder trial breaks down. inside that emotional testimony. >>> and tom cruise more ripped than eve

in the northeast, from burlington to poe kipsy and concord, new hampshire, looking for showers and thunderstorms. the good news is, just about over fairly quickly. look for a light amount of showers. maybe an inch or two as you get offshore, new england, but other than that, no big deal. rest of the country, plenty of sunshine out west. gorgeous day in l.a. with a high of 80 degrees there. 81 in fargo. we're looking for some clouds, and some showers down in southern florida. >> good morning. it will be a relatively quiet day today. there's a chance we could see a shower or thunderstorm. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> all right, al, thanks. coming up, the father of the sole survivor of a plane crash in kansas speaks out in an exclusive live interview. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up we're going to talk about some sleep products marketed to parents of newborns that some experts say could actually suffocate babies. we're going to have a hidden camera report. >> and then later on a live interview with kris jenner. why she's pushing her daughter khloe to take a dna t