so from stenson beach, bodega bay, to pacifica, davenport looking fine.d inland and we are talking about 100 degrees. inland valleys close to that, the santa clara valley. we do have fog this morning and it will be very patchy. 200, 300 feet deep. then by the tim it clears i don't think we will see it again until the 4th because the winds will switch to an offshore component as the area of high pressure tense to build into the pick northwest. we have the weak see breeze today but the flow around the high allowing for the offshore flow tonight, into tomorrow. so i think sunday will be hotter than today and also tuesday. here's a look at the high temperatures today. 75. a nice day at big sur. 98 sacramento. look for 86 in los angeles with 93 in the southern sierra. back home we will see numbers in the 80s and low 90s today. and peninsula 85. and 86 redwood city. look for upper 60s half moon bay, a nice day there. 76 downtown. in the north bay numbers from the upper 60s, so comfortable at the beaches, to the mid-90s as you head toward cloverdale. 83 oakland

taking a look at your current temperatures right now. 94 in davenport. 96, but, again, with the humidity it really feels like when you head outside, 108 in davenport. 109 in gee des moines. 106 in omaha. unfortunately this heat is sticking around. >> that is unfortunate. i guess it's spreading, right? >> absolutely. we have got over two dozen states under heat advisories. this time last evening we were talking about the central u.s. now spreading into the ohio valley, the tennessee valley and now parts of the northeast. heat indices 105 to 115 as we head throughout the next seller days. there are your tomorrow highs, 90's, 100s across the board. the only real place getting the relief the northwest. so that's the place to be seattle at 67. >> janice dean, thanks very much. a wall of dust covering parts of arizona in a massive cloud of dirt and debris. this storm rolled into phoenix just yesterday. giant mass about 3,000 feet tall according to a meteorologist with the national weather service. >> we were driving and it came so fast and we were standing outside the house. we were just watch

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. >> reporter: robert bazell, nbc news, davenport, iowa. >>> up next here tonight, the final countdown for two american space originals. >>> an american visitor in china has discovered what is apparently an entirely fake apple store in china. she writes that it looks like apple products, it looks like an apple store. instead, she says, it was a beautiful rip off, a brilliant one. while it takes a certain ingenuity, the sad part is that some of the employees really believe that they really do work for apple. >>> we've been talking about this current shuttle mission as the last of its kind, the end of the u.s. man space program when it lands early tomorrow morning. it will also be the end of mission control. after 30 years, 135 missions, it won't have a job anymore. in fact, 900 people will be laid off. the old apollo mission control is already an historic landmark. this one will be used for training mostly. chris craft, the legendary voice of mission control who created the place back in the early '60s is now 87 years old. he lived long enough to see that era come to an end. making this

we have some places like davenport, ohio that were substantially hit in the downturn, but they now have more employees than they had before. >> susie: quickly, why do your fellow c.e.o.s not feel comfortable about hiring? >> you don't want a compromise on your cost position. as long as you believe that the uptoward trend is not stable, you stay away from hiring, right, because you want to keep the cost as flexible as you can, right. but the thing is, the thing is if you have got new products, if you have good relationships with your customers, you can create growth, can you create growth even in down markets and that's what we're doing. we're doing it in segments, where the general segment is even going down. >> susie: sorry we have to cut it off. it's a very good conversation, as always. thank so you much for coming on the program. >> my pleasure. >> susie: we've been talking with klaus kleinfeld, the c.e.o. of alcoa. >> tom: caught between the earnings season beginning and european worries, u.s. stocks fell sharply. let's get to tonight's "market focus." as is usually the case when eu

theseout in davenport. here is storm like iowa or the high today was 97 degrees.in temperatures today. it shows you the ones where talking about was not a pipe dream we will get a taste of its smallest 93. its and tomorrow off with 93. temperatures will begin to drop off you can see how the jet turnsole little more westerly and northwesterly so by sunday way onto import 0 lower heiress mass com it will get more humid again by the middle of next week. tonight it will be more human as the night goes on. and may have felt that when the last couple of nights. with so many thunderstorms. these will affect about 30 percent of the area. and a high of 93 so somebody may have weather watch. mostly sunny and cooler and less humid on sunday. monday night looks equally good. see you a list of the seven day in a bid. >> a rich message with music. who delights in the company of the yarn. who delights in the company of the yana. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfas

highway 1, davenport and in the afternoon a little bit of a burn off. daily city, i don't think you are seeing sunshine. pacifica, not much sunshine. 50s around the bay. you get away from the fog, berkeley hills, upper 60s and 70s towards mount diablo. last week 90s in this region. when i come back the forecast for your neighborhood, forecast high and we will talk about a temperature increase towards the end of the week. >> thank you. >> back live to san francisco. we have been covering the protest. david stevenson is above grund there, you have seen protesters there as well. >> reporter: that's right. what we have seen, large crowd of people trickled out of the station. there you can see a bart spokesman going down to check out the scene. within the last 5 minutes we saw a flood of people coming out of the station after bart shut down the platform because of the protest. the folks walked down the sidewalk looking to go to market street to catch bart. and a number of people expressed their anger that the protest shut down the station ark major inconveni

davenport, iowa, still 108. talking about spreading toward the east. tomorrow, 106 d.c. 102 new york. up towards parts of maine 90. everybody extremely hot. detroit 108. the heat here and a slow moving one, and we will be dealing with these kinds of temperatures at least until the day sunday. >> shepard: it will smell good on the subway platforms tomorrow. hurricane season. i hear we have action. >>> third named storm of the season. another one not to worry about. named cindy. it will be gone in a couple of days and won't be a storm any more and just affecting the little fishys out there. that's it. >> a fish storm. rick reichmuth in the weather center. thank you. >> shepard: have you listened to the british parliament lately? lawmakers spoke about the tabloid hacking scandal. listen. >> think of what the public thinks of our behavior. order. and stop it without delay. >> shepard: stop it, indeed. wait until you hear these people. more of the ruckus just ahead. plus, deaths as yosemite. >> it i couldn't process why they were in the gloria lot of people

if you're out by half moon bay, pescadero, davenport or santa cruz, you'll be wearing hoodies and jacketsd portion of the day. i don't suspect the sun is coming out much at all at the beaches, but if you go inland out towards livermore, you'll find those 70s, upper 70s. no fire danger. >> we like that. >>> dodgers owner frank mccourt is asking to pay less spousal support. he made "to a judge in los angeles today. over the past years he's paid the mortgages of six homes and a condo on top of $2.6 million of temporary spouse l report. in a declaration he said -- spousal report. in a declaration he said i simply cannot afford to support the petitioner's lifestyle any longer. >> mark is here now with sports, winners on the same day, giants and a's. >> i can't even remember the last time. start with the giants, padres aptly names because over the past couple years they have been the giants' daddy, but the pesky dominance of the team may be over just like pablo sandoval's hitting streak at 22, the giants moving it out to a 4 1/2 game lead in the west. hector sanchez joining his team and watches

but humidity, what it families like with the humidity, the heat index, off the charts here, 107 in davenportnd a reason why we see such humidity and heat index value so high is because of the flooding. the record flooding so a lot of available moisture. this time yesterday we talked about the central united states pushing across the ohio river valley and tennessee river valley and across the mid-atlantic and the notes, and, again heat index from 105 to 115 and on thursday through the next couple of days, reaching across the mid-atlantic and a break on the weekend, but some of the forecast models show another heat wave next week. so, unusually intense, long lasting, and wide-spread, incredibly dangerous. >>shepard: thank you. cast members of the jersey shore often tan, fight, and drunk with vigor but this does not hurt of reputation of new jersey. knockcy and the significant's impact on the guarden state and poll results as they chill. ?c [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actuall

if you're out by half moon bay, pescadero, davenport or santa cruz, you'll be wearing hoodies and jacketsd portion of the day. i don't suspect the sun is coming out much at all at the beaches, but if you go inland out towards livermore, you'll find those 70s, upper 70s. no fire danger. >> we like that. >>> the squabble between dodgers owner frank mccourt and his estranged wife goes back to court, the requests he made today. her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. >>> now you can wake up to complete bay area news coverage season days a week now on saturday and sunday with mike mibach and claudine wong, the same dependable coverage every morning at 7 a.m.

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at davenport, moran lakes, marin crowell, among others. all cleanup materials will be provided. any extra help would be appreciated. >>> hey, sal, we have a sig- alert. what happened? >> that's right. on interstate 80, dave and tori, westbound 80 at pinole valley road. this crash is blocking the two left lanes and right now the traffic is backing up onto the carquinez bridge because of this multi-vehicle injury crash. one car was on fire at one point. the fire department did manage to clear one of the other lanes but still very slow. if you use 80 coming out of the vallejo this morning, the ultimate route is 780 to 6 0 and then you can get on highway 4 and go west or you can go on 688 and use 24. let's go to the toll plaza. it will start to get lighter. it's getting lighter at the toll plaza. >>> 7:38. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. some very low fog. a couple of tweets coming in, around san francisco, also heading towards angel island. it's just right down on the ground, right down ton the bay. it's not making much of an impact because it will still be sunny, warm, hot.

here are your current temperatures. 90 in davenport. 94 in des moines.is the actual measure of moisture in the atmosphere. when you see 65-70 that's starting to get oppositive. that's prop tropical, oppressive, dangerous for folks heading outdoors. your body cannot cool itself. so what it feels like is 107 in minneapolis. it's incredible we have this amount of moisture in the atmosphere as far north as the upper midwest. real quick i want to show you this is tropical storm bret. our second tropical storm of the season but it won't affect the u.s. but i'm sure they would love to see the moisture in some of the drought-stricken areas. alisyn: thanks so much for that updates. for more let's go to wfld fox affiliate reporter live in chicago. what's it feeling like there, joni? >> reporter: we have overcast skies and a little bits after breeze so that many helping out. but the humidity levels and temperatures are higher than normal some of it's increasingly more uncomfortable right now. on the westside of chicago people are taking advantage of a cooling cente

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look at the heat index what it feels like with the humidity outside. 102 in demoine. 105 in davenportinneapolis. places that don't typically see this type of heat are going to be dealing with incredibly dangerous weather. there is your forecast heat index, this is where the heart of the heat is going to be across the midwest, the upper mississippi valley, then it's eventually going to spread eastward . so take a look at this. there is our dome of high pressure building in throughout the week and then it's eventually going to push eastward across the mississippi valley, the tennessee, the ohio river valley, this high pressure is going to move eastward and it is going to be long lived, not going to break down any time soon, so the heat is going to continue. and as jon mentioned we are also talking about the tropics. i want to make mention that we do have the potential for severe weather today across the upper midwest and the great lakes where we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect. brett not going to affect anyone. we do expect it to strengthen but it will continue to be well off

you factor in the humidity, it feels like. 107 in davenport. 109 degree in peoria and these areas don'tally see this type of heat. a lot of folks don't have hair conditioning so this is potentially deadly weather. the dew points, the moisture content in the atmosphere. when you see dpts in the 70s and as it, that's what you see in the tropics. it's rare to see these dew point temperatures. this is continuing throughout the workweek and into the weekend. a lot of folks need to take precautions. janice, thank you very much. in the meantime there are brand-new numbers on the obesity crisis in this country coming out today, and they show the problem is getting worse across the country. for the first time ever all 50 states are reporting high obesity statistics. john, what is this report from the cdc really telling us? we are work on john's signal. we'll be back in just a moment. in the meantime sometimes size doesn't matter. we are going to stay with this. we are going to talk about poco the crime-fighting dog. see how two armed robbers were month match for this little guy. this is a great