>>cline: i've worked in the mines 27 years. my grandfather worked in the mines. and my dad worked in the mines. and all my uncles worked in the mines. >>reporter: in nearby logan county, some see those coal jobs as crucial to the local economy. >>kirkendoll: it probably touches directly 80% of the people in some fashion to a spinoff job or whatever, so it's critical to us. >>reporter: most coal miners earn over $60000 dollars a year, more than double the state's average salary. >>webb: these guys in order to make 60000 dollar a year, they're working an awful lot of overtime. >>reporter: surface mining in west virginia directly provides around 6000 jobs. it only accounts for about 6% of the 1.2b tonnes of coal mined in the usa each year, so environmentalists say it's not essential...more importantly, they believe it simply can't be done in a way that isn't hugely harmful to the environment. >>webb: as far as i know there's no way you can blow up a mountain and put it back. there's no waythey'll ever gonna get this back to its original contour. it's impossible. >>r

that effects cline ekes in several counties. planned parenthood cline ekes in san jose and concord plan to expand into those areas losing the y fill is a with the national organization. >> as steve has been telling us, it is going to be another hot day today in the bay area, even hotter than yesterday. that means another spare the air day. as temperatures rise air quality can become unhealthy. and the bay area air quality management district is asking people to avoid unnecessary driving. also around the bay area precautions are being taken to keep young athlete is safe in this heat. jade hernandez is in pleasanton with more on that part of the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for one thing they are rearranging schedules from east bay soccer practices to anything where kids might get too dehydrated inside or out. >> they also do things like take water breaks literally after every drill so the layers are hydrated. coaches have been trained to make sure to look for signs of heat exhaustion. >> reporter: you just hear

people who are clines-challenged with good intentions should not have their lives ripped apart. i think extending more cultivators the benefit of the doubt would help people live in a permanent process rather than living in the ignorance and seek recessy -- secrescy they do not enjoy. in conclusion i would like to recognize that they have been extremely accommodating. great strides have happened. i the hope we can take this one step further to minimize casualties until a formal program can be implemented. that you very much. president marshall: thank you. would you call the next speaker. commissioner dejesus: please identify yourself. >> it is truly phonetical, it is gokenouer. as you know, i generally speak straight from the heart, and i want to start this off by saying we have straight respect for the commander, and we even consider him a good friend. i am the director of the access of love community officer and a compassionate coordinator for community garden. i am a rape surviveor. my community medicine is gone. i have also been working on compassion yailt policy -- compassi

. >> reporter: the weather channel's janelle cline is there. >> much of iowa is damaged after three daysf relentless rain. massive flooding closed interstates, swept cars off roads, even killed a 16-year-old girl. >> reporter: while in chicago, another problem -- a mosquito population explosion. and the dragonflies that eat them. >> they're all over. just like a swarm of what you would imagine locusts. >> reporter: back here in d.c., forecasters say this is likely to go down as one of the hottest summers on record, following record snowfall over the winter. climatologists say it is linked to global warming. the hotter it gets, the wetter it gets, the more violent the storms are and the more moisture we have. ann, back to you. >> all right. tom costello, thanks. >>> now to the war in afghanistan. in our new poll, nearly 7 of 10 people think the war will not end successfully for the united states. that stunning number presents a major challenge for general david petraeus, the new u.s. commander in afghanistan. today, he gave his first interview since taking control to nbc's david gregory,

. >> we bring in reich cline for political political insights tonight. you heard the speaker of the house say she is not concerned. >> if she isn't nervous, lots of her fellow democrats are very, very nervous. take a look, 88 feets of the house of representatives in play. 76 seats held by democrats. they are playing way for defense than offense as they head to summer break. >> 88 seats, is there truth they are going to keep president obama out of some of the districts as we near the midterms? >> yes, they feel they are going to take away from the democrats. this is a shift from two years ago when he would go any where. and now in a lot of the places, they are confronting the possibility that he is a hindrance rather than a help. >> all right, you can find rick on abcnews.com at noon. >>> another major issue, the war in afghanistan. july was the deadliest month yet for american forces in afghanistan. 66 troops killed. the president says that the u.s. goal is not to build a jeffersonian democracy. but to prevent the country from becoming a haven for terror

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. >> organizers say they received donations from fellow barbers along with contributions from clines at their san carlos location. >>> the future of half moon bay is apparently up in the air as officials say they may have to dissolve the city because of budget woes. city leaders are hoping voters approve a local sales tax in nosh to help save half moon bay. measure k is a laf cent tax increase to help the city balance its budget and result an extra $1.4 million each year for the next seven years. >>> a mormon church overall was shot and killed today in between services eight church near fresno. police say 48-year-old was a lay bishop at a church in visalia. witnesses say they saw the suspect walked into sanders office and engaged him in conversation and opened fire. >> there were a few people in the building and he was doing office work, and our understanding is that at that time someone entered the building and that is when the event occurred. >> the suspect was shot dead by police about an hour later. investigators say they don't believe he was a member of the church. they though a

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