despite the fact similar price of sales a been california, oregon, state, theton them in frequent. >> i should probably go look at stickers. >> if the item your -- you are had the price increase before went on sale, ask at the checkout counter. >> there you go. >> i had no idea. >> you have to keep that in mind. >> you have to keep that in mind. [ wife ] your dad's really giving him the business... the designated hitter's the best thing to happen to baseball! but it's not the same game! [ wife ] wow, he's really gonna get us a good deal. it's better! no it's not! thee pitcher comes up and he's out! [ dealer ] he can bunt! whatever. but we're good with 0% apr for 60 months? oh, yeah, totally. thank you so much. that must've been brutal.

california, oregon and washington and hawaii and alaska will each get $15,000. the state says that they will not get money for the job. this morning other parts of the country says they will not get 3qlief. ,,,,,,,,,, there she is ! hey, i got a leak ! yoo hoo ! wait a minute, come back ! um, miss ? up here! right. like 85% of us, you have hard water stains and that cleaner's not gonna cut it. truth is, you need something powerful. you need lime-a-way. it's 4 times more effective at removing limescale than the leading bathroom cleaner. because lime-a-way is specially formulated to conquer hard water stains. for lime, calcium and rust... lime-a-way is a must. preliminary information is it was a shooting that took place in the crowd at the event >> police are holding at least one person. some people were hit by gunfire and others were hit in the panic that followed the shooting. for the second time in four days traffic between the u.s. and canada was stopped due to a bomb threat. it was closed for more than five hours last night. someone called 911 to say bombs go

california and oregon washington hawaii and alaska will each get $50,000. alaska state leaders still say the money will not be enough for the job. other parts of the country are also looking for relief from the heat. a new report says more than half the u.s. is seen drought conditions. last month but drought expanded in the west. experts say dry conditions could result in massive crop loss if rain is not yet those regions soon. today the fbi is trying to figure out how and needles got inside the turkey sandwiches on board for delta flights. one passenger was hurt when he bit into a sandwich and was stopped by the needle. delta stop serving sandwiches because of the incident. in a written statement it said delta is taking this matter extremely seriously and is cooperating with authorities who are investigating the incident. delta has taken immediate action with our inflight caterer in amsterdam to ensure the quality and safety of the food we provide. delta says security for its new production has increased and they're using prepackaged food as the investigat

we are also tracking in low pressure system through the california oregon border. it is not see it on and i system, you can see little rainfall. this cut in tax some of us and the bay area. now i did want to bring of future past four--future cast 4. pushing towards 5:00 p.m. it looks like we could see partial clearing for the most part we will be contending with of--with a lot of cloud coverage for the day. here are your afternoon high temperatures. >> erica: as the checkout conditions in the north bay for the most part we have upper 60s here. we have a 20 percent chance of rain falls throughout the afternoon. >> erica: here if kron4 seven the year around the bay forecast shows it will be cool for the next several days. it looks like we could see and 90's for the warmest in the areas, we have mid- 70s for the bay and upper 60s before the here is a live look outside at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is flowing freely from all three of the approaches. the san mateo bridge ride shows a lot of space in between cars. here at the golden gate bridge we

also some showers in northern california and oregon. it will be heating up in the plains. >> 90s across the rockies, plains, and southeast. 80s from the twin cities to new york. and 78 in seattle. >>> and coming up next after the break, the snack food competition that could have you eating caviar. how to win a million bucks. >>> and the post office delivering a new batch of bad news. on the brink of a huge default. >>> and later this morning, on "the pulse." hands off the hoff. the thieves who can't get enough of, believe it or not, david hasselhoff. he's going like hotcakes. \s >>> welcome back, everyone. wall street will try to build on its two-day rally. overseas markets are higher following the u.s. lead. investors are encouraged by solid earnings at key companies, including intel and honeywell. as well as strong housing starts. the s&p 500 is up. at its highest level since early may. weekly jobless claims will be out before the opening bell. >>> and the postal service is drowning in red ink could see the first default in its histor

right over the coast to near california and oregon. the winds are generally light not as breezy. the winds will continue at a moderate pace for the afternoon. we have a west southwesterly. from and around fairfield with delays -- in and around fairfield with delays. that will be the biggest risk. most of us dealing with the gray skies and the cool conditions. 64 in oakland. 67 in san francisco. these numbers, a lot like yesterday f i back it up a -- yesterday. if i back it up, here's the brunt of the system. here's where they are seeing areas of lane -- of rain. mill valley reported .08. .010 in san francisco. salt radar, this system -- satellite radar, this system is gonna sit is quasi stationary. a cooler day for today. numbers only in the mid 70s. upper -- mid-70s. 71 for sunnyvale. a cool, cloudy dale, breezy conditions for the afternoon along the coast. there is your extended forecast with your weekend in view. we do get back to seasonal temperatures. it takes us all the way into the weekend, mid- to upper 80s in the forecast and if they will sort of start to hover around th

california, oregon, washington, hawaii, and alaska will each get $50,000. alaskan state leaders say the money will not be enough for the job. they could see the funding as early as this month and the fbi is trying to figure out how needles got inside of turkey sandwiches on board for delta airlines flights. new this morning, the passenger her to put into the needle in a sandwich is speaking out. >> had i taken a big swallow and slow that down, i would have a needle inside, that would be very concerning to me. >> the sewing needles were found on three domestic flights and one international. delta stopped serving sandwiches because of the incident. delta says that security four meal production has increased and they're using more prepackaged food as the investigation continues. i read a statement earlier that says they're taking this very seriously in cooperation with all the agencies involved. >> that victim was a doctor ... he knows his stuff. >> exactly. at least he knew what to do in that type of situation. >> that could have seriously hurt someone. >> co

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

upper level low continues to spin with coastal areas of oregon and northern california. nothing to talk about today. very weak front trying to push into the northwest. that's about it. the light showers that went through trying to push through salem. maybe a shower or storm around medford but we're not going to see a lot of wet sacramento today. that's a pretty nice day. northwest continues to be the one spot in the country that is dealing with a very cool summer. >> just one.

he raced in california, oregon, and washington starting in more than 1,000 races. no word yet on how the community here at the fairgrounds plans to honor him this weekend. live from pleasanton i'm tara moriarty. >>> in overnight news the fbi is now leading the investigation into two dangerous laser incidents involving commercial jets heading into sfo. the trouble began shortly after 10:30 last night. someone with the laser in the palo alto area pointed the light into the cockpit of a united airlines jet flying over the san mateo bridge. the same thing happened on a virgin airlines flight a short time later. both jets landed safely. >>> two people died during violent storms in tennessee's great smoky mountains national park. hundreds of trees came crashing down and more than a dozen people were injured in the storm. many people were visiting the park for the 4th of july holiday. emergency crews are still trying to assess all of the injuries and damage but they're having a tough time accessing roads because of the down trees. meanwhile people in chicago are bracing f

wet roads in the four corners region and northern california into oregon. >> if you happen to be flyingple of weather. related airport delays in d.c. and chicago. >>> back to the news this morning. george zimmerman has given an interview for the first time about what happened that night he killed trayvon martin. >> the former neighborhood watch captain says he was not following martin but trying to get a precise address to tell police where to go and zimmerman had this message for martin's parents. zbri would tell them that, again, i'm sorry. i don't have -- my wife and i don't have any children. i have nephews that i love more than life. and i am sorry that they -- buried their child. i can't imagine what it must feel like. and i pray for them daily. >> zimmerman called the events of that night as being part of god's plan. a statement the dead teenager's father says he cannot agree with. >> george saying he's not a murder or a racist. >>> a shocking crime in philadelphia. a 10-year-old girl and her little brother were returning from a store on tuesday when man put his hand over the gir

president heads to san francisco this ink followed by stops in reno, nevada, oakland, california, and portland, oregon. mitt romney follows tuesday with stops in reno and irvine, california. >> meanwhile, the senate race is heating up in virginia with dem democrat tim kaine and republican george allen sparring in a debate that became personal. they took on defense spending, the bush tax cuts and abortion. >> politically speaking at least for one more day, it will be difficult to look at anything except through the prism of the colorado shootings. tomorrow may be change at the start of another week of campaigning. joining me now for perspective, john harwood and from pbs news hour, christina belantoni. >>> john, the president will be in colorado today to meet with the grieving families. it is not a role any president relishes, the consoler and chief. president obama seems to understand the importance of it. it does help not just victims' families but the country, no? >> no question about it. a lot of the role of the presidency is to serve as the symbolic leader of the nation in terms of governor and mo

i want it to succeed in snow small measure because if california crumbles, oregon will be overrun withcalifornia refugees. host: how is your state doing? guest: overall, oregon is in the middle of the pack. the manufacturing has been recovering at a faster rate. rural and small-town oregon continues to be a problem just like rural and small-town california is struggling. increases in our agricultural production. we're looking at manufacturing. we are working hard to be able to make sure that health care is a positive rather than a drain. places like where i come from in metropolitan portland, have a lower unemployment rate than the national average. they add the state of washington into portland but if you look to the portland metropolitan area on the oregon site, is lower than the national average. we see young people from around the country moving their because of the quality of life and opportunity. host: what is your take on the quarter million dollar figure the president put out yesterday. we're talking about the bush- year tax cuts. should they be extended? were your thoughts? gu

he did this and all of use all over northern california and southern oregon because it's less crowded camps antoninus jammed with a nice new cabins their the place to be so quick kings canyon national park. especially kings canyon is one of the great underslung wonders of the west the kings canyon itself is fully spectacular as yosemite valley and doesn't get the use and that the visitation that if somebody does. >>> for people who want to camp out or have family that wants to anyplace that you recommend. >>> abbott say the couple clinton mentioned would be good for that and you somebody isn't that if you get out of the valley. you can usually find camping spots but closer in lots of quick places in the bay area we can't get tough but the cemetery county coast and the big basin and santa cruz is wonderful. so lots of good places one area were featured in our august issue near quincy phenomenal area for camping which is ridiculous and it's less crowded. >>> thanks for joining us it's always fun in the book is a sunset magazine and a belief that copy is the one have a my hand and it's a

it's true there will be the first in california or the oregon and washington and there's a lot of evidence it could be with the tsunami the verify drew was a part in japan and south was not all rounds during this nominee this is a picture of a similar are faded grades but washed up on shore and white. it came from japan. it's a great story. is it true? >>> prof. yawn hoffman at the university of hawaii would study this that isn't convinced. >>> it directly from japan. the profession it thinks it may be too soon and to but it's a bit to clean for all that travel. but he admits no and latinos. and it's not like daring to make a buck is not going to go anyway. a monetary value on what happened in japan is sure does make an inch in conversation piece even more so than the motorcycle he found none that long ago. near fort ross might shiver in cbs five. do great man's disease tsunami once again you can visit our web sites for the agenda is now and we have some changes coming. there grades some subtle changes bus planner in the areas 90 degrees if all the difference hopeful you did as well. the m

nationally prices for regular fell early this week to $3 a gallon in alabama and $3.74 in california and oregon it while you can. pan better look at current gas prices. by the way, the national average right now is much cheaper, $3.33 a gallon. have a half before the july decline at a flea, that is what experts say. independence day is the deadliest day of the year on the road. july 4th is rented no. 1 overall for all traffic fatalities with an average of 140 road deaths, it is also the deadliest day for teenage drivers in their passengers. teenagers make it nearly 10 percent of july 4th traffic deaths according to aaa. also, and hired a foursome of deaths are related to the team in driving. >>jaqueline: and little but a fog up and down the coast line. fatah >>jaqueline: fifties' along the coastline, 67 in oakland right now, 81 in concord. here is what he can expect overnight. coastal and bay fog. off for the off in the netflix if laughlin behof some of the grief of the flyleaf. 85 in walnut creek. back into the 66 ec shores and 60s along the coastline. a mix of 70's and 80's in the north they

in addition to california, alaska, washington, oregon, and hawaii will each get up to $50,000 for debris removal. the japanese government estimates 1.5 million tons of debris still floating in the ocean after the tsunami. >> 4:55. i imagine that mike inouye, not exactly a tsunami on the roads. >> just a little bit, an ebb tide going on. even calmer for the peninsula because the disabled vehicle that was sticking out in the lanes is cleared from the area. south 101 at university. south of the dumbarton bridge. the dumbo has construction crews there eastbound blocking two lanes heading over to the fremont and newark side. no slowing, this is the tradition overnight. we'll take to you the east bay. look at this. we have slowing westbound 580, already kicking in. it's 4:55 so that's early to see this slowdown just a tad bit of slowing about 50 miles per hour coming into livermore. also construction over on the left side of the screen. 680 both directions. with that slowing in livermore we'll check antioch. we have your construction closing the eastbound direction at love ridge. westbound rig

here, he is going to california oregon and washington. >> you have to go where the ducks are, bill. > it's where the money is. he is also goes to new york city and los angeles a lot. san francisco is a huge huge source of funds for the democratic party. it's an obligatory stop. reno is not that far away. you could see how he could tie those two together. or gone and washington yeah, they have been democratic states in recent e elections but the republicans talk about taking one or two of those back so he has to protect his flanks in both of those states. i am sure they figure while they were in san francisco they would go up north to seattle and portland and make sure things are going the way they want to up there as well. >> sure. it serves to ref up the base for sure. >> right. >> california has been the atm for the democratic party since even before i was democratic state chair out there. >> you know a lot more about it than i do. and hollywood and san francisco if not more so. >> we used to joke when president clinton was in office he could vote he came there so often. every time

we have driven highway 5 in california, washington and oregon. >> amy's first way to save, leave thel-size suv at home. >> very tempting to take the suv. it is roomy but they're gas hog. >> a mid size car saves hundreds of dollars in gas and yes the kids are comfortable. on to hotels, full disclosure, her blog is sponsored by best western hotels but she says any modern road side chain will work. you can find clean rooms for under a hundred dollars a night if you a void down tour or a tourist town. >> they tend to offer free breakfast, free parking. >> another tip, amy, make sure the hotel has a pool for free play time. >> all kids really want to do is swim. >> and free parks to fill in the afternoon with hiking and exmotherring. >> amy visits theme parks and museums late in the day for discounts. that's -- for just a few buck. >> we went -- bucks. >> we went on friday night after 5:00 when admission is half off. >> to avoid the frustrating summer-time traffic jams have a realtime traffic an like rays or -- amy says skip the sit down chain where is family meal can cost $60. instead sh

he raced in california, oregon, and washington starting in more than 1,000 races. yes, sir on how the community here plans to honor him this weekend. we should be finding out at a press conference coming up and while tracks have made safety improvements this is still a very dangerous sport. we'll talk about how risky it is coming up in our next hour. >>> we have new video this morning of a police pursuit in san leandro last night. the suspect's car rammed into the side of a home on farrago avenue. the incident started when officers checked the license plate of the vehicle and it came back that the plate was lost or stolen. police then tried to pull the car over. that pursuit ended when the suspect hit a dip on the road and lost control. >> went into the house right around the tree and the police were there immediately, and they had guns drawn and then told her to put her hands up. >> police have not released the suspect's name but they have identified her as a 33-year-old hayward resident. she suffered minor injuries and was transported to the hospital. she faces c

. >> if that is true this would be the first in california, although oregon and washington have had debris there is evidence that it could be from the tsunami. the beer sector was hit hard in japan and stuff was knocked around during the tsunami. this is a picture of a similar but they did great that washed up on shore in hawaii. >> it is pretty conclusive to me, i think that this came from japan. >> a great story, but is it true? this professor has studied the stuff and is not convinced. >> if he could prove it is directly from japan. >> the professor thinks it may be too soon and that the gde is too clean for all that trouble. but he admits no one really knows and it is not like darren is trying to make money. it will not go on e-bay. >> selling it is the wrong thing to do. i do not think that you can put a monetary value on what happened in japan with all of the people lost their lives. >> it does make an interesting conversation piece, even more so than the motorcycle he found a match or not too long ago. >> so fascinating to look at all that coastal fog well in inland areas we had hig

people in far northern california near the oregon border may get to see a rare northern lights show from storm tonight and possibly tomorrow. >> that would be really cool. >>> and there was a lot of sunshine out there, unless you're in one of those places where there's a lot of fog! mark? >> at least we have options in the bay area. not just a one-word forecast. >> right. >> temperatures warmed up a little bit today, compared to yesterday's chilly numbers. still on the cool side. san francisco, showing you dense fog out there right now, having a big impact on temperatures for the coast. not the greatest beach weather in san francisco. warming back up into the 60s. in fact, that's improvement from yesterday's high. right now, on live storm tracker 2, rain showers moving into extreme southeastern california, thunderstorms as well. we just have the low clouds and fog still glued to our coastline and already as we showed you, a few patches heading into san francisco bay. as far as temperatures from this afternoon, we warmed up in a few more 80s compared to yesterday's 70s. san jose stopped o

showers in northern california and oregon.up in the plains. >> upper 90s in dallas, kansas city and colorado springs. 80s from the twin cities to new york. 106 in phoenix. 78 in seattle. my son heard the thunder. he's like, mommy, fireworks. >> that's what it sounded like. >> not really. it did. it was loud. >>> let the good times roll on this next one. mark your calendars because there's only 199 days until my saints play in the super bowl, and better yet in the superdome in the city of new orleans. >> it won't happen. >> it will happen. redemption will be ours. >> that is called wishful thinking. >> please, please. >> and they are already getting ready with some serious road improvements on the french quarter's main streets. can i have my highlighter back? >> no. >> the contractor is promising to have the entire $11 million face-lift done by december. >> now if the saints can somehow avoid another loss in the divisional playoffs, the 49ers last year, dreams would really be coming true. new orleans is pumped to host that supe

going forward is just -- think of it this way how much sovereignty does alabama, illinois, california and oregonmuch sovereignty do the states have to hand over to washington to make the united states work as an entity? and that's what they're really battling now on the economic front with europe. but i'm pretty much certain we will have a european treasury, i would say, within a couple of years. >> excellent. you made it very clear for us, richard, my friend. richard quest. money is cheap right now. sounds great. is it really a blessing or is it a curse? i'll explain next on "your money." or your attention. so we invented a warning you can feel. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with a patented safety alert seat. when there's danger you might not see, you're warned by a pulse in the seat. it's technology you won't find in a mercedes e-class. the all-new cadillac xts has arrived, and it's bringing the future forward. high schools in six states enrolled in the national math and science initiative... ...which helped students and teachers get better results in ap courses. together, th

significant, because she was in charge of distributing not only cocaine but also meth to both california and oregong to the mexican drug cartel known as la familia. this is one of the most violent cartels in mexico, but in the last two years, it's been decimated. >> so let me tell you about la bonita. she's been relocated to mexico five times. what makes us think this time is going to be any different? >> talks about how elusive is the border. and in case, if you think about the fact that she's only 27 years old and back to 2004, she was basically a teenager when she was arrested the first time. all of these times we're talking about immigration violations. this time, she's going to jail for sure and she's going to spend several years there. there was a 64-page criminal warrant in the mexico state and now extradited to mexico. >> la bonita. >>> a republican congressman says his democratic challenger talks too much as serving type as a black hawk helicopter pilot in iraq. service that cost her both of her legs. so does congressman joe walsh regret his comments that were caught on videotape or does h

if we don't fix them soon, colorado, wyoming, new mexico, california, oregon you name it we are all going to burn up and go way. the infestation that is out there and drink with the unchecked litigation that is preventing us from getting into the forest and doing what we need to be doing to make forests healthy once again. a new management protocol is needed so i've been working with congressman walden, the democrat from oregon and others to come up with a pilot plant that hopefully would not only help my state but a lot of your states going forward. this amendment creates a oregon railroad lands that under blm control transfers to the national four service where it should have been all along. roughly half of that land he set aside in a trust run by oregon's state standards to avoid a lot of the litigation that we are seeing that is coming on to federal lands. the other half would be set aside or old-growth. frankly, the way it would be divided, the lands authority of harvestable going to go into the trust and those that did never been in touch with going to the old-growth. certainly the

smart governments, smart governments at the state level, whether it's california, oregon, louisiana, all states are now recognizing geez, you know, we really need to get behind our small businesses in our state and help them to export. i was very proud to put a substantial investment in the small business act of 2000, the jobs act of 2010, which gave grants, competitive grants out to states and it's remarkable just a little bit of investment at the federal level is leveraging a tremendous amount of excitement at the state and local level as those governments accept those grants and then put them to work and in louisiana, our department of economic development has been very aggressive using its step grants. so, again, this is not an additional grant program. this shaheen proposal and ayotte proposal has no cost. it's just perfecting, coordinating these -- this export initiative by establishing an interagency task force between the u.s.d.a. and the export-import bank. it's encouraging cooperation that is not existing at the federal federal level and requires the s.b.a. in coordination

people in northern california, near the oregon border may get to see a rare northern lights show tonightssibly tomorrow. >>> a oregon mother is getting a lot of attention with a for- sale sign that reads the following: ell zoeber says the sign is nothing more than truth in advertising. so far no sale pending, but zoeber has made a side business selling refrigerator magnets of the house for-sale sign. >>> coming up next, the ar's go on a hit parade and tim lincecum makes a strong effort, but a strange play could put the victory in jeopardy. sportswrap with joes fonzi is coming up next. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] get a wireless receiver in time for the olympic games. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. rethink possible.

upper level low continues to spin with coastal areas of oregon and northern california. nothing to talk about today. very weak front trying to push into the northwest. that's about it. the light showers that went through trying to push through salem. maybe a shower or storm around medford but we're not going to see a lot of wet sacramento today. that's a pretty nice day. northwest continues to be the one spot in the country that is dealing with a very cool summer. >> just one. bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, big ben boosts stocks, barbie boosts business, and a divorced mother of two tries to boost her chances of selling her house. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, this brand is apparently back on the market. >>> coming up, the return of an ace, revenge at fenway, and a mascot hits the skids. you're watching "early today." >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by caltrate. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. syria's defense minister has been

california will be more pro- business. oregon will be more pro- business. how to create that competition to be the most pro-business state but to hold ourselves to higher standards. we want to be the best of being pro-business. that focus, trying to get the partisanship to -- our legislators and state voters are one-third independent, republican and democrat and our legislature is almost evenly divided. if we pass our budget last week with 94 of 100 boats. i think we have been successful and beginning to get past the partisanship. this time to quit playing games and finding compromises. >> other specific things you were trying to do to make colorado more business friendly? >> we have efforts in every single agency of state government to cut specific regulations and red tape. we thought fracking was such a big deal. we have a huge amount of natural gas. horizontal drilling and fracking, natural gas has great potential benefits. much cleaner than coal. it is $1.75 per gallon equivalent to less-expensive. it keeps jobs here and does not send billions of dollar

in addition to california, alaska, washington, oregon and hawaii all will get up to $50,000 for thatmoval. the japanese government estimate there is is 1.5 million tons of debris still floating in the ocean after that tsunami. >> got to love a cool bay area morning. want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> you've got to love how the natural ac is going to keep your bill down. probably for the whole month as we've had a much cooler than average july so far. that maintains as we head throughout the afternoon. 70 degrees at noon inland only making our way to the upper 70s. 77 degrees is perfection. no need for the ac later on. bay side and the coast, you'll have gray skies probably until noon. you break for lunch 60 at the coast. rounding out close to 70 in oakland. let's check your drive. >> we'll take you to the slowing which kicks in for livermore now. we see yellow chiclets showing up. the volume is starting to shift west. 16 minutes there. antioch, the yellow -- the red means below 20 as you approach g street. around a through l, looking at 20. and then a l

california. up towards oregon.e at home, today, cooler conditions. 50s and 60s at the coast with fog. 70s and 80s inland. overall winds, they're gusty, up to 30, 40 miles per hour especially at the coast. notice that fog, as i mentioned will retreat back towards the coastline. as we head towards 2:00, but places like san francisco, san mat mateo, more fog all of the day. as we head through evening hours with fog begins to push back into the east bay, tomorrow we do this all over again. notice tomorrow afternoon, san francisco, more sunshine. so we are looking at the least the second half of the weekend turning out to be nice in the city. if you're making plans to head to the astros game, houston astros taking on the san francisco, it's going to be cool at 6:05. 59 degrees. want to keep that jacket handy. 79 later on in san jose. 80 evergreen. work your way to the east 80 in danville. dublin the same. cooler in the peninsula and coastline. 64 in san francisco. 59 today in bodega bay. not the perfect -- not the best

he had only ridden ten races in california but he had been a jockey for at least ten years competing in oregon and washington. >> he loves competing against these california riders. he totally enjoyed it. he died doing what he loved to do. >> reporter: herrera was from mexico but lives in southern california with his uncle. an autopsy is being done. and the california horse razeeing board had launched an investigation. in just a half hour, 45 minutes, there will be a moment of silence to honor herrera. despite what happened, jockeys say that the race must go on. >> thank you, tara. >>> a new report finds there was no change in the number of unemployed people in the country. 80,000 jobs were created, 20,000 fewer than what economists had forecast. as expected, both men in the presidential race had different takes. president obama says that while there are not enough jobs created, the reports show that things are moving in the right direction. >> it's still tough. we learned this morning that our businesses created 84,000 new jobs last months and that, overall, means that businesses created 4.4

but i finally realized that growing up in oregon people didn't really take to the beach boys as much, but once you got down to southern california where there's obviously -- >> jimmy: the beach. >> the beach. once i got down here, i got a lot of appreciation for california girls. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. who gets the better groupies, your uncle or you as an nba player? >> it's funny you say that. i'm locked down. no groupies for me. but my uncle, at 72, still gets the most groupies. >> jimmy: that's got to be comfortable at thanksgiving. >> right, yeah, it's interesting. >> jimmy: okay. now you played at ucla. your uncle is a member of the beach boys. did your family expect that you would go to the nba? >> i think they expected, i'm a

have dry conditions from parts of upstate new york you will the way west into parts of california, even portions of oregon and the state of washington. so 80% of the u.s. is abnormally dry now. 46% of the u.s. is currently if a severe drought which is pretty much the largest area in drought since basically 1956. so very dry year here across the lower 48 for us. again, we do have that ongoing heat wave across parts of the central plains. triple digits in dallas. 102. 96 in kansas city. the other concern is that when you factor in the humidity, it feels even hotter. we have a number of heat advisories in place across missouri, kansas, oklahoma, northern parts of texas. we're talking about heat index values in excess of 100 degrees up to 115 degrees. what a heat index value of 115 means is that when you head outdoors, it feels like 115 degrees, very dangerous stuff. as we head into the next couple of days, we're not really going to be seeing much relief as far as those top temperatures, triple digits for today. into tomorrow, 108 could be your high temperature in tulsa, oklahoma. kansas city, 102 for tomorro