been quite a day here where temperatures in the peninsula have been warmer than conditions in daytona beach florida. we don't usually see our first 80 degree day until june. this certainly is very rare. in san francisco, we never even average an 80 degree day throughout the entire year. a nice treat on this season opener night. weather headlines show more near record setting temperatures for friday. saturday, unfortunately, showers will come back, and look at those temperatures srting to crash, we're going to see them drop down into the 60s. let's get a look,igh pressure keeping is it warm here. i think the giants are bringing this california heat back. 6:00 a.m. on friday, we're looking at mid-50s from th north to south bay. a mild start. as we advance this into the late morning hours, we'll see things pop up to the mid-70s, in the south bay. let's get a look at our extended forecast in just a moment, what you're going to find are these low 80s for one more day on your friday, and then as we hit saturday and sunday, those temperatures go down, and showers also come back into the mix. so on

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light rain in florida, from daytona beach to miami. >> dallas heats up to 93. 80s from new orleans to atlanta. near 60 here in new york. 40s from detroit to fargo. just 47 in billings. 57 in salt lake city. and 89 in phoenix. >>> and coming up, finally, an answer. is it really meat in taco bell tacos? >> let's find out. >>> and on top of that, babies being served booze. a new case, believe it or not, at a major chain restaurant. >> isn't that incredible? >>> plus, the volkswagen gives the beetle a brand-new look. we'll show you what it looks like, coming up after this. clcld u >>> a new warning about the nation's growing debt problem this morning. the ratings agency, standard & poor's has lowered its outlook on the united states to negative for the first time.concern ab concern about the deficit and washington's ability to quickly fix the problem. >>> that warning is sending stocks lower in asia this morning, after a down day on wall street. tokyo's nikkei average fell 1.2% today. hong kong's hang seng dropped 1.3%. in london, the ftse opened higher. and on wall street, the dow fell 1

and this extreme weather, warmer on the peninsula today than daytona beach, florida.elievable, we usually don't even hit our first 80-degree day until we head into june. lets get to those graphics and you can see what we're looking at tonight it's going to be mild and a little bit breezy out there. for friday, still warmer than average with 70s along the coast and through the peninsula in our inland spots, still could have those 80-degree temperatures. we're going to watch that wind closely, as that could bring things down a little co l.erfor iday wntithigh pressure in control. then we're in for some bigger weekend changes coming our way, that area of high pressure is going to weaken and eventually we'll see some showers coming back. let's get a quick look at tomorrow morning. we'll start with close to 60 degrees in the south bay and low to mid-50s in the north bay. maybe even a little bit of patchy fog. by 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, a big, big advance in those temperatures. low to mid-70s for the south bay already, so we're going to be in that 80-degree territory yet again

let's begin with daytona beach, florida. lauren, you are on.aller: i had the chance to look at the mayors' conferences on tv a little bit back. it is hard now because the states are putting pressure on makers. arthur grant gone now? guest: they are not gone. we are in line for a community block development grant. " we have to do -- when i first came to the office last year, i had over three fungible plus recommendations -- 300 plus recommendations. we were giving people small amounts of money that really did not do anything for those organizations. i think my position is to roll back how many applications that we are going to support and make sure they get the maximum money that we can give them so they can make a difference in the communities where they are. host: the next call is from houston, chris on our independent line. caller: mayor bing and c-span, thank you for taking my call. i noticed a couple of things. i believe that detroit is somewhat of a microcosm of the overall problems in the united states. first of all, the government employ

let's begin with daytona beach, florida. lauren, you are on. caller: i had the chance to look at the mayors' conferences on tv a little bit back. it is hard now because the states are putting pressure on makers. arthur grant gone now? guest: they are n gone. we are in line for a community block development grant. " we have to do -- when i first came to the office last year, i had over three fungible plus recommendations -- 300 plus recommendations. we were giving people small amounts of money that really did not do anything for those organizations. i think my position is to roll back how many applications that we are going to support and make sure they get the maximum money that we can give them so they can make a difference in the communities where they are. host: the next call is from houston, chris on our independent line. caller: mayor bing and c-span, thank you for taking m call. i noticed a couple of things. i believe that troit is somewhat of a microcosm of the overall problems in the united states. first of all, the government employs 2

i have daytona beach, here is another example -- i have gone from a leaven hundred bureaucrats in washington, down to smaller projects. you have a post office that is a beautiful site downtown, and has had the second floor vacant. i tried to get some folks in there. it is vacant. we produced in our committee a report called "the federal government's must stop sitting on its assets." i did not think we have a chapter for you, but maybe we could write one. >> i would be happy to sit down, walk through all of the buildings we have sold. we have opportunities in boston. i am open to any suggestions. >> i applaud you. we need a better handle on getting rid of the excess property, excess space, excess employees. the last thing would be buyouts. what is the status? >> we have an option on the table. we are working through a downsizing, and the bile provision would be paid over a two-year period. >> for how many? >> we have the offer for up to 8000 people. >> you are 160,000 short. >> thank you. i might note you have not heard about the sales because they get to keep the money and internal use those

let's beginith daytona beach, florida. lauren, you are on. caller: i had the chance to look at the mayors' conferences on tv a little bit back. it is hard now becse the states are putting pressure on makers. arthur grant gone now? guest: they are not gone. we are in line for a community block development grant. " we have to do -- when i firs came to the office last year, i had over three fungible plus recommendatis -- 300 plus recommendations. we were giving people small amounts of money that really did not do anything for those organizations. i think my position is to roll back how many applications that we are going to support and make sure they get the maximum money that we can give them so they can make a difference in the communities where they are. host: the next call is from houston, chris on our independent line. caller: mayor bing and c-span, thank you for taking my call. i noticed a couple of things. i believe that detroit is somewhat of a microcosm of the overall problems in the united states. first of all, the government employs 2