the or originals are unsafe because of box controlled by the fort county historical society in dodge city, kansas. i have gone up there and with the permission of the man who made the donation, glenn boyer, i studied those manuscript's, and came away absolutely certain that josephine was just full of it. [laughter] much of what you see in my book is gathered from other public records and documents. if it says they make many of her statements look questionable, if josephine were here right now she would be sobbing and throwing herself on your mercy to be protected by some evil outsider like me that only wants to make wyatt look bad. and josephine looked bad. when it comes to the fact josephine didn't need anybody's held making herself look bad. i will say a wonderful writer named and kirschner is working on a biography of josephine marcus earp and she's braver than i am. i have faith in her and when her book comes out i hope you will snap it up as i will and find some wonderful things and we will learn a lot. >> one of the great beauties of your book is unfolding the gun fight. step-by-ste

in than controlled by the four county historical society in dodge city kansas. i have gone up there with permission for the man who made the donation and i have studied those manuscripts and i came away absolutely certain that josephine was full of it. [laughter] much of what you see in my book is gathered from other public records and documents and says it makes many statements lurk questionable of josephine was here right now should be sobbing and throwing yourself on her mercy to be protected by an evil outsider buy me who only wants to make him look bad. and make her look bad. when it comes to the fact she did not need anybody's help to make herself look bad. [laughter] a wonderful writer is currently at work and i have great faith that when the next book comes out i hope you will snap up -- snapped it up and we will learn a lot. the actual gun fight it step by step fashion that seems inevitable and a total accident that makes sense and you get to the final moment and you have what seems to me the moment that guy eight imagine custer had when he got on top o

record highs and 100 and a in dodge city kansas.g along the north to south of jet stream and shooting southward from northern to upper michigan. there's the thunderstorm watch their runs for several more hours. the sun will emerge after some patchy morning clouds and may be a lingering showers storm across the lake but there's the next batch of storms that the vote saturday afternoon and high pressure comes in on sunday and monday. here is our model forecast see how the storm is a swim farther and farther east and here we are in the morning but watches that cap gets established how the clouds clear out so we are in good shape and we have some pretty good rains the rainfall that may come saturday afternoon. tomorrow it should show up to 98 or something pretty close to it, one of the hotter temperatures here in nine years i'm sorry five years. 92 saturday cooling as thunderstorms, and later in the day and those could be active they will not affect everybody in they will not be all day rains. a pretty good fourth weekend. >> those pig

originals are actually in a safe deposit box controlled by the ford county historical society in dodge citysas. and i have gone up there and with the permission of the man who made the donation i have studied business trips and came away absolutely certain that josephine was as full of it. much of what you see in my book is gathered from other public records and documents. if it says it makes many of her statements looks somewhat questionable, macy were here right now she would be something in throwing herself on your mercy to be protected by samuel outsider like me that only wants to make white look at. just a thing like that. when it comes to the fax she did not need anybody sell. i will say how wonderful writer named and kirschner is currently at work on a biography of josephine. she is braver than i am. i have great faith in her, and when her book comes out i hope you will snap it up, as i will. as you will find time short, some wonderful things that we will all learn a lot. >> the actual unfolding of the gunfight. step-by-step fashion. and in no way that seems both inevitable and the t

oklahoma city, tulsa, wichita as well, dodge city looking to tie the record of 106 degrees, so intenses here. eventually we're going to see it return to parts of the east. the area of high pressure will nudge just enough to see the bubble of extreme heat push the mid-atlantic and the northeast. in fact, new york city tomorrow, 87 degrees, not too bad, but recall -- by thursday, philadelphia you're back in the 90s, richmond, d.c., by friday, a lot of the mid-atlantic will be at or over 100 degrees. raleigh for you, d.c.a. as well. one area spared from this next round of extreme heat will be new england. so good news there. back to you. >>> thank for that update. let's take a look at other stories. in an atlanta courtroom, the woman convicted in the jaywalking death of her son is being sentenced. raquel nelson could face up to three years for homicide by vehicle. she was trying to cross a busy road when her 4-year-old was hit and killed. the driver spent just six months behind bars. we'll keep you posted. >>> two men charged in the beating of a giants fan are being accused of assaulting

record heat in places like dodge city, kansas. you see in dallas, fort worth, st.elo and dalhart, very, very warm spots. look what's coming. we're talking about the heat waves namely in spots like minneapolis. take a look. we're expecting highs mainly into the upper 90s, lows not much relief during the nighttime. still in the 70s and 80s. normal would be 83 degrees. high humidity is a big differencemaker and makes things feel much warmer. as we look at this graphic, it's going to feel like 111 degrees. same deal tomorrow, feeling like the century mark in places like kansas city and oklahoma city, even into dallas. as you go from sunday to monday, the heat intensifies. 116 in minneapolis. going back up to 112 as we go into tuesday. we're not going to see much of a break in the action unless you get scattered showers and perhaps some storms. one spot where we're getting the cooldown would be in atlanta where we've had all kinds of incredible heat over the last couple days, but with the clouds that are in this morning and the scattered showers that happening to be pop

. >> max, your witness ought to be from dodge city. >> any place in america. >> let the record showedtimistic farmer from montana. >> we are upbeat. >> will have to pass the hat for him to get back. at any rate, i am happy to hear six optimistic producers here from many sizes and opinions of agriculture. that is encouraging. steve, it is my understanding that although the bill -- there are others that assert the actual effect, the practical effect of this proposed rule will cause these regiments to be reduced down to two or three. how does this role impact these arrangements? >> thank you for the introduction. i am not an attorney. i believe you are right. nor does this say that these a value based opportunities arbor limited. >> many of us have alluded to this. the plain facts are that for those of us well worked hard with the direction of our consumers and the request of the producers to come to processes, our costs will go up. our risk will go up. it does not take a smart person to say, if that is the case, what will happen is to eliminate those risks, we have to narrow it down tha

take a look at the actual air temperatures from dodge city, kansas to lawton, oklahoma, to dallas, texas, the thermometer will be reading 95 to 110 degrees. heat alerts in effect for the entire area. the temperature can feel like 116. if you take a look at the satellite and radar picture, the strong storms will make their way into the western great lakes. for the eastern half of the country we dealt with a cold front yesterday, now basically offshore, still clips portions of maine and the southern tier will be clipping portions of the southeast coast, we expect to see storms firing up later on in the day around florida. you ask for a nice forecast and for a good portion of the country we're doing okay out there for your saturday. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's a close look at the weather for your weekend. >> all right, everybody, wherever you are, make it a great day. betty was asking for a nice forecast. much better than yesterday. some places in new york picked up an inch of rain in 55 minutes. >>> coming up this morning, we'll tell you about a 15-year-old girl mur

city warned fishermen not to eat what they catch. >> if you catch fish in the hudson, don't eat it now. you can fish them, but throw them back. >> reporter: bike messenger fernando rivera can dodge new york city's traffic, but not the heat. triple digit temperatures reflecting off the pavement and mouthfuls of pollution made his job even more dangerous. >> i just want to pick up the bicycle and get on the subway and go home. >> reporter: at west point, a suspected heat-related tragedy, military officials say 18-year-old jacob bower, a cadet and three-sport athlete, died during a training exercise thursday evening. the record temperatures led to record demand for power in new york city. con ed left voice mails asking customers to conserve. >> turn off noncritical electric equipment such as televisions, computers, microwaves, washers, dryers and air conditioners. >> reporter: but at the nation's largest independent grid operator, today demand went down, even though its coverage area includes the sweltering mid-atlantic. call it the friday factor. >> you see a lot of people leave work early. because of that, the buildings have less occupancy and the air conditioners are not working

rick: and now the records from yesterday, dodge city and garden city, breaking records.ord. it is not just that they were hot, they have been hot for six to eight weeks so it is drying everything out and making it miserable. today the heat advisories extend to the north and almost to canada for excessive heat warnings and temperatures will push 100 but it will be humid so it will feel 110 to 115. already, as you wake up, 81 in kansas city and dallas. the heat is there and there has been relief across the southeast, places like atlanta waking up to a nice morning with a lot of rain cooling the temperatures down but that is only the case here across the central plains. we are also seeing showers and the humidity is on, so, rain, today, across the pacific northwest and it will not last too, too long but with us just for the day and there is the actually temperatures today, across the mangies -- across the skies. >> viewers are shopping before the heat wave rolls in. get out early. >>dave: folks it looks like a happy ending for a story we have told you about, the u.s. marine

wichita, 111 degrees, dodge city 108, 107 in tulsa, joplin with 106, this reading in joplin the highest a quarter of a century. oklahoma city to 105 and we can anticipate that heat to be as brutal today. in fact, i mentioned a great chunk of the country south of the great lakes into parts of the ohio valley, even into the central plains going to be rosy. the heat index the temperature with the high humidity will make things ridiculous. little rock 111, st. louis 112, 106 nashville, 109 into montgomery. as we wrap things up, tomorrow you will notice basically the same deal. take a look at 106, 110 montgomery, how it's going to feel in columbia with 110 degrees also. brutal times, it is summer. be careful out there and take it easy. pitch it to you in new york. >> it's so red it's purple. that means stay inside if you can. >> usually that's a good plan. roasting the map so hot. >> pocket square, i love it. >> real deal holyfield, use it on days like this. >> thanks, reynolds. >> it was a world wind weekend in california. prince william and catherine, duke and duchess of cambridge headed o

got heat watches, heat warnings, and advisories as that heatave starts to spread again to 103 in dodge cityin dallas. 27 days of 100 plus readings. nashville, music city getting up to 100. as you spread out, temperatures in the 100s in the southwest, 60s and 70s along the pacific northwest coast. showers in new york. strong storms possible from extreme northwestern pennsylvania all the way in to nebraska. sunshine in the pacific northwest. gorgeous day today. portland, oregon looking for here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> here's a look at our lunch time temperatures. 80s starting to pop up but staying cool on the coast where the low clouds are going to hang out and around san francisco, 68 a high today, mid 70s around oakland. 80s in san jose. inland around morgan hill and gilroy in the 90s, same for areas east of castro valley around the east bay so that is the forecast today. not much change to kick off the weekend. the item to watch, clouds that could kick off mountain thunder to the south. where are you guys from? nebraska. it's nebraska day today. that's right. don't

dodge city, kansas today at 104, 11 degrees above your average. tulsa, above your average.t move forward and see how long it's been going on. since june 1st, 46 days, 45 of the days in tulsa, above your average temperature, every day in lubbock, temperature. places hot in the summer. you're expecting a hot summer, but get this length and duration of a heatwave. and of course, the drought is the other big story. today we have excessive heat warnings farther to the north and that's what we'll be dealing with. highest temperatures, places like minneapolis, parts of north and south dakota and the heat indices, extremely high, 110 to 115. guys, a very long week ahead of heat is going to be with us at least until friday and saturday and probably talking about this again next weekend. >> the return of the monsoon. >> dave: why you got to pick on me? now what? my wife want today marry me, that's all that matters. >> ainsley: a good one. >> clayton: we're easy targets. america's most notorious mom, a free woman. where will casey anthony, the host of true facts joins us live. >> ains

leaving the door this morning in new york city northwards up through new england, have the umbrella with you. also pittsburgh, buffalo, and southeast, too, will be dodging the thunderstorms later on today. we'll give you the full weekend forecast later. >>> bill, thank you. >>> stocks sag on the debt debate. high pump prices boost profit, and a new way to get your pet to mellow out. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, carlos beltran, giants debut, the feel good moment of the week, and hey, ladies. the pacers have found a way to make tom brady look even better. you're watching first look on msnbc. i'm always looking out for small ways to be more healthy. like new splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweeteners. this bowl of strawberries is loaded with vitamin c. and now, b vitamins to boot. coffee doesn't have fiber. unless you want it to. get more with new splenda® essentials™, a small boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vitamins in every packet. same great taste with an added "way to go, me" feeling. new splenda® essentials™. get more out of what you put in. look in this sunday's paper for a three dollar

pensacola area, panama city and tallahassee will be dodging raindrops and thunderstorms.s actually needed because of the drought conditions. still watching the heat wave in the middle of the country. dry, beautiful weather all through new england. in the northwest, that's where it's been very cool this summer. only 71 near seattle. >>> a live look outside in swrj we've got some low clouds this morning, another cool start. the non-weatherat headlinershs that 3.3 earthquake east-southeast of berkeley,in perhaps you woke up to that. that was at 3:51 this morning. back to the weather, 50s and 60s outside right now. a good sea breeze will keep the temperatures down again today. 60s and 70s for highs today. if you want to find warmer weather, the seven-day forecast has that but the inland temperatures not hitting the 80s until next week. l looks like a very chilly forecast for the west coast. rest of the country going to bake this weekend. >> still to come, money matters. from social security checks to benefits. what you need to know about this budget crisis under way. >> plus

dodge the junk. >> all right, folks, around the bay area, low clouds and drizzle. and the cityancisco, over the bay bridge, an continuing to the east bay, where there is lots of cloud cover this morning. it will slowly burn off. our temperatures are cooler as a result. and out to the beaches, boy, it is very wet out there. and we're seeing heavy drizzle overnight and temperatures in the 50s as we wake our way into the bay. partly cloudy inlad. this afternoon, the end, upper 70s. and plenty of 50s. a few 70s in the santa clara valley. and to the coastline, staying cool. we will see more throughout the day for cool temperatures. the high pressure gets out of the way. and along the west coast, that will bring it with the nice cool pattern throughout the better part of this week with. that in mind, temperatures are down. comfortable for this afternoon. 74 in santa clara. 73 in san jose. 78 in morgan hill. and 50s toward the beaches. and again, inland, maybe upper 70s. in places like brentwood and antioch. and 60s inside the bay. oakland and almeda and berkeley. and out to the coast

city to press criminal charges. advocates say the law is groundbreaking and the only one of its kind in the nation. >>> south bay drivers may be dodging a traffic bullet. a four-day shutdown of highway 101 in san jose is not expected to trigger a silicon valley version of carmageddon. roadwork takes place starting tonight over the next four nights. 101 will be closed from midnight until 5:30 a.m. for construction on tully road. the work is expected to finish by next year. >>> not a doubt commuting to work can be stressful and expensive but kiet do shows us you may soon be able to get your boss to at least pay for some of it. >> reporter: millions of californians could soon hate their commute a little less. >> the bay area is leading the charge to cleaning up the air, not only for our region but for the entire state. >> reporter: legislature passed leland yee's bill could make it easier for your boss to pay for your commute. specifically, alternatives to driving solo, like buses, trains, light rail, carpool or biking. yee says it benefits workers and the environment. it would only apply to businesses with 20 or more workers and it's ta

dodging corporations. what's the plan? to celebrate the 76th anniversary of the social security act, the afl-cio will host a hot dog fund-raiser in 14 west virginia citiesthey plan to donate the proceeds to the bureau of public debt. i don't think they should hold tharl breath waiting for speaker boehner to accept the invitation. >>> we want you to know how far back our government's debt really goes. believe it or not, back to 1790 when the first government bonds were issued to pay off the revolutionary war. how much is still owed back to the folks in the george washington administration? would you believe $55,757. i wonder what the founding fathers would have to say about that one. that's tonight's big number. >>> up next, record heat across the country. is overpopulation partly to blame for global warming? you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. you name it. i've tried it. but nothing's helped me beat my back pain. then i tried this. it's salonpas. this is the relief i've been looking for. salonpas has 2 powerful pain fighting ingredients that work for up to 12 hours. and my pharmacist told me it's the only otc pain patch approved for sale using the

dodge durango. looks like american performance is doing just fine. ♪ carry on. ♪ >> buffalo springfield back embarking on a 30-city. how has a group who hasn't played together since the '60s hold up? cnn caught up with two of the band members at this year's bonnaroo musical festival. ♪ when the train came i held my breath ♪ ♪ with my eyes closed >> my primary emotion is relief. because i've been wanting to do this for so long. hi. i'm entirely too old to be here. >> i'm richie furay, i'm just glad to be here. >> me too. >> who are you here with? >> the buffalo springfield. >> there's no the. it's just buffalo springfield. >> see, i never knew that. >> it's great fun. you know, when we got together in california last year, it came together like a glove. we tried it in the '80s and it hit the ball. >> the songs held up really remarkable well. and actually, now that we're more mature, they've got a resonance we didn't know they had. >> that's deep. i'm shocked. >> yeah, we were 21 or something? musically, when we're playing, sometimes i literally just go back to when, you know, when you remember the good moments of 1