a struck out with dr. matt. >> unfortunately very quickly out there. you will see that as early as tomorrow. today i you could feel it. 98 degrees, that is where the temperature topped out at phoenix sky harbor. the average 105. look down here toward the bottom, below average as far as rainfall is concerned for the year .87 inches. definitely need more rain. as far as the monsoon, 1.92 inches so far at phoenix sky harbor. that all came down in seven days. has been fairly spotty but the why we definitely need more rain for the yearly average, the monsoon has been pretty mild. tomorrow most activity in the white mountains. the monsoon meter at 3. in the valley it will stay at 1. a very slight chance of thunderstorms two in northern arizona. over the next couple days all that moisture unfortunately will stay towards our south. what will happen is the jetstream will slowly lift north but high-pressure will that means dry air dropping from the north, basically shutting down monsoon storm chances the next couple days. 106 sunday, no chance of thunderstorms 1

that's dr. matt from vet ranch and this time he's helping out a sweet little kitten. >> kitny so cute. i love kitties. >> he named this little creature. this kitten is about 10 weeks old, flea ridden, probably has worms. but he said this kitten is walking funny. >> he just seems a little bit painful. mostly on this >> oh, you're not kidding. >> ow. >> poor little things has problems. >> i could feel that it is broken. >> oh. >> so he x-rays this poor kitten, and he discourse -- right there he's got a slipped growth plate he has a broken tibia and a broken fibula but on the other side, the poor thing has a fracture. >> what happened? >> well they don't know what happened. this poor thing was a stray but he says kittens heal so well on their own, he doesn't need surgery. >> we're just going to restrict going to let him jump up and down on couches and beds and stuff like that. like kittens his age normally do. >> going to have to wear kitty cast on his back leg? >> no they're not even going to cast it.

that's dr. matt from vet ranch and this time he's helping out a sweet little kitten. >> kitny so cute. i love kitties. >> he named this little creature. this kitten is about 10 weeks old, flea ridden, probably has worms. but he said this kitten is walking funny. >> he just seems a little bit painful. mostly on this one. >> oh, you're not kidding. >> ow. >> poor little things has >> i could feel that it is broken. >> oh. >> so he x-rays this poor kitten, and he discourse -- right there he's got a slipped growth plate he has a broken tibia and a broken fibula but on the other side, the poor thing has a fracture. >> what happened? >> well they don't know what happened. this poor thing was a stray but he says kittens heal so well on their own, he doesn't need surgery. >> we're just going to restrict his movement basically, by keeping him in a small cage, not going to let him jump up and down on couches and beds and stuff like that. do. >> going to have to wear kitty cast on his back leg? >> no they're no

dr. matt and sunday rowan married less than a year. the balloon ride was a birthday gift. matt snapped this picture and texted it to his brother just 12 minutes before the crash. >> even down to the last minutes, there were still pictures of them smiling, laughing. >> reporter: the family of laura lee bradson and her daughter paige posted this memorial video on youtube. paige had recently giving birth to her first child. this trip, a belated mother's day gift. skip nichols was at the helm just after dawn. they lifted off from an air park in san antonio, flying due south in a gentle 5-mile-per-hour breeze. but eight miles from where they launched, the balloon still hadn't gained the 170 feet it needed to kill those power lines and it drifted into the wires. erica gonzalez snapped this photo 24 minutes before the crash. her husband thought the balloon looked unusually close to the tree tops. >> were they climbing? >> no, they weren't. it was just, like, not going anywhere. >> reporter: recovered in a debris field, 14 electronic devices all sent to the ntsb lab in washington,

dr. matt and sunday rowen, married less than a year. the balloon ride was a birthday gift. matt snapped this picture and texted it to his brother just 12 minutes before the crash. >> even down to the last minutes, there were still pictures of them smiling, laughing. >> the family of larilee and her daughter, paige, posted this memorial video on youtube. paige recently giving birth to her first child. this balloon ride a mother's day gift. they were flying due south in a gentle 5 mile per hour breeze. 8 miles from where they launched the balloon still hadn't gained the 170 feet it needed to and drifted into the wires. erica gonzalez snapped this photo 24 minutes before the crash. her husband thought the balloon looked unusually close to tree tops. >> were they climbing? >> no, they weren't. like it wasn't going anywhere. >> recovered in the debris field, 14 electronic devices. all sent to the ntsb lab in washington hoping to extract clues. >> two years ago, the ntsb urged stronger regulations for commercial air balloon ride companies. but those recommendations were turned dow

dr. matt and sunday rowan, married less than a year. the balloon ride was a birthday gift. pped this picture and texted it to his brother just 12 minutes before the crash. >> even down to the last minutes, pictures of them smiling and laughing. >> reporter: the family of laura lee bradson and her daughter page posted this memorial video on youtube. page had just given birth to her first child. this trip, a belated mother's day gift. skip nichols was at the helm. they lifted off from an air park near san antonio. flying due south in a gentle 5-mile-per-hour breeze but eight miles from where they launched, the balloon still hadn't gained the 170 feet it needed to clear those power lines and it drifted into the wires. erica gonzalez snapped this photo 24 minutes before the crash. her husband thought the balloon looked unusually close to the treetops. >> were they climbing? >> no, they weren't. they were not going anywhere. >> reporter: recovered in the debris field, 14 electronic devices all sent to the ntsb lab in washington hoping to extract clues. two years ago the ntsb urge

matt will meet with dr. james andrews. >>> now to football, if you're heading to the giants eli manning. ben has decided he doesn't need to play his starting quarterback. he knows what he can do. the vets are looking ahead to when things count. >> this is a time for the younger guys to work and come in and, you know, kind of get themselves prepared and situated in the nfl. >> reporter: now, in rio today, a shocker. the united states women's so in penalties. they will not medal. the women's basketball team however did beat canada. the men play tonight. as for last night it was a good time to be an american olympian. simone biles took gold. simone manuel took a gold medal. and michael phelps, he made it four for four as he won the 200 individual medley. it is his 22nd career olympic gold. phelps will go for another gold tonight in the 100 meter butterfly. but around here, everything is all about alex rodriguez. laura behnke, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> laura, it may be raining on the parade out there. around

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. >> reporter: district attorney matt powell offers shepard a dr. mike dixon, in exchange for a life sentence instead of a death sentence. >> he's a murderer. he's a liar, he's a thief, he's an embezzler, he's lots of things. as far as his role in this, i think he was a pawn for mike dixon. >> reporter: but who will the jury believe? a respected plastic surgeon or a convicted conman? when "20/20" returns. technology is useful. book, i downloaded a song. oh, and full disclosure, when we were just chatting about that song thing, someone arranged a date. guilty. the point is, life is digital. so, carmax, created a site where you can reserve a car online. come in when it's convenient, your car will be waiting. just another thing to make buying a car better for you... reads this tweet that i just posted. oh, that appears to be trending. lol. there's nothing like trying something new. that's why we're introducing cheese dippers. the creamy cheese and crunchy breadsticks that go wherever you do. cheese dippers by the laughing cow. jim: i'm one of them. fer

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matt lauer. a new place at risk of an outbreak of the zika virus. dr. anthony fauci at nih says texas and louisiana may start seeing cases after the widespread flooding in both states. just as students are going back to class in florida, the risk area is growing bigger there. melissa adon is live from miami beach. >> reporter: from south beach to the bay this is part of south florida's new zika zone and florida officials are taking action to prepare students going back to school today. the new zika zone is in miami beach, just six miles from wynwood where the virus first showed up. three schools are in the zika zone and health officials passing insect repellent all to prepare students heading back to class today. >> we are distributi two long-sleeve uniform shirts and uniform pants to ensure that the students in the three affected girls in the zika zone here in miami beach havero clothing. >> i'm going to spray this, make sure i have long pants on and i'm wearing my long t-shirt. >> reporter: later today governor rick scott and state leaders will visit

matt gutman, in rio for us tonight. >> reporter: on the eve of the opening ceremonies here, a reality check on that water. our chief medical editor dr. richard besser took samples along the shoreline of guanabara bay, and of the sand at copacabana beach, where multiple events, including swimming and beach volleyball, will take place. our samples found the water teeming with viruses and fecal bacteria that would close any u.s. beach. the sample with the bay found fee call bacteria more than 40 times higher than what would be considered contaminated in the u.s. >> my kids, i wouldn't let them nothing to hold back the garbage and the sewage, and, of course, there's that smell. and just around the bend from where we are right now, is where those athletes will be competing. athletes like volleyball player brooke sweat stoically shrugging off the threat. are you not concerned that the virus might get into your mouth, your membranes? >> no, no. >> reporter: david, we reached out to the iocf comment, but they didn't get back to us. in the past, they've said that stadiums like the one behind me an safe for competition. david? >> matt gutman

dr. mark and sunday rowan of san antonio. they were newlyweds. >> he and sunday were the cutest couple. everybody rooted for them. they really were. i mean, she was the sweetest thing and matt was, you know, adored her. >> reporter: scheduled to play in a beach volleyball tournament after the balloon ride, he texted friends about the ride, this has been rescheduled a dozen times for weather and i didn't think it would happen. soon after, this photo, his last communication, a picture of sheer tranquility sent 12 minutes before the end. investigators left the scene here for a period of time today, not because their work was finished, but because they said they had a very important and heartbreaking job to take care of, and that was to go meet en masse with the victims' families and tell them what they had found. kate, back to you. >> all right. janet shamlian, thank you. >>> beyond flint, michigan, another american city tonight is dealing with the problem of water tainted by lead. this time, it's the public schools in portland, oregon, where the water coming out of many of the faucets and water fountains has been found to have elevated levels of lead. we get more from nationa

matt))thanks for watching the cbs 2 news ten at ten. ((jenee )) have a great night. >> dickerson: welcome back. we're back with more this former president vat candidate and current donald trump supporter dr. ben carson. dr. carson pick up where we left off on the question of immigration. you said donald trump wants to enforce the laws. so that logically leads to conclusion that 11 million people who are in the country illegally enforcing the laws would mean getting them out. on that, that's what has to be worked out which a lot of people who have been in this -- paid attention to this issue for awhile here as code. that's building a back door to ultimately not deport the 11 million who are in america and are undocumented. >> it's not really code. it's using our heads. using common sense. we have laws and regulations for a reason. we don't really know how they

matt powell. m >> reporter: but many people make the argument that mike dixon never laid a hand on dr. sonnier. >> he's just controlling the knife. dave shepard's just another instrument for mike dixon. >> reporter: and that instrument, dave shepard, has agreed to testify. pitted against his best friend mike dixon to avoid the death penalty. >> this is the oldest story in the book. this is vengeance. this is revenge. this is pride. >> reporter: the motive? in courtroom 72 of the lubbock county courthouse, the obsessed, calculating puppet master. >> he either wanted her to suffer or he wanted her back. and only he knows what the true answer to that question is. but dr. sonnier was in the way. >> reporter: the pillars of powell's case, police find the gun shepard used at the bottom of a lake conveniently located behind dixon's office and discover it's registered to dixon's brother. and, they also find surveillance videos from the day after the murder. shirt, dixon in blue. the two hanging out, thick as thieves. but shepard is struggling with the knowledge that he killed a man. >> was the

dr. mark and sandy rowan of san antonio. they were newlyweds. >> they were the cutest couple. everybody rooted for them. they really were. i mean, it's -- she was the sweetest thing and mattach volleyball tournament after the balloon ride he texted friends about the ride. this has been rescheduled a dozen times for weather, and i didn't think it would happen. soon after this photo, his last communication, a picture of sheer tranquillity, sent 12 minutes before the end. >> that was nbc's janet shamlian reporting on what is now the deadliest hot air balloon crash in u.s. history. still ahead on "way too early" it was billionaire versus billionaire at a hillary clinton campaign stop over the weekend. we'll explain next on "way too early." hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. le

dr. harry edwards, a 49ers consultant who is a long-time civil rights activist. kap says he will continue to sit until major changes are made. matt maiocco has more. >> reporter: obviously some teammates came in this morning not feeling good and not supportive about what colin kaepernick did for the first three exhibition games. friday night is not the first time he has taken a seat on the bench. some of leaders started a conversation and asked colin kaepernick to explain himself and he did. >> it's to make people realize what is going on in this country. you have people who practice longer than lawyers and go to school for eight years but you can become a cop in six months and don't have to have the training. that's insane. i mean, someone that's holding a curling iron has more education and training than people who have a gun and going out on the treat to protect us. i'm going to continue to sit and stand with the people that are being oppressed. to me this is something that has to change. and when there is significant change and i feel like that flag represents what it is supposed to represent and this country is representing

matt: the stock market optimism with janet yellen's bullish comments on the u.s. economy viceed after the fed chairman seven interest-rate increases possible in september. let's head drjackson hole where mike is standing by with heater henry, the dean of the nyu stern school of business. henrey had the catbird seat. how was it received in the room? these are academics and fed policy makers who are looking at this from a different perspective. think everyone is taking the long-term view. people waiting for revelations him from the podium i think were disappointed but there are a few that say we have to resume monetary policy for the next crisis, not thinking about how we change it for the next couple weeks or months. >> is there a general consensus that policy as we know it has run its course? >> i think there's a strong view that monetary policy has on most of what it can on its own to really generate recovery. but i think that there is a strong sense that we are all waiting for the fiscal side of the house and for lawmakers to really step up and do what must be done. monetary policy has created the we have seen a really contractionary fiscal policy. we are not seein

dr. nicholas says it can work in several parts of the body. >> you can use it to help supplement injured ten dons or -- tendons and ligaments and >> matt had soreness for two to three weeks, but now for the first time in a long time he's basically pain-free. how relieved are you that you didn't get surgery? >> very relieved. yeah, in my mind it's much better any day. >> the treatment is still a couple of years away from being covered by insurance. dr. nicholas charges his patients between $4-$6,000. reporting from central park, i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. >> fox 5 health news, e thousand cases of zika virus in puerto rico, and now experts are saying the virus can survive in sperm for six months, twice as long as originally thought. >> joining us thousand, dr. day there, there, there nyc medical center. >> this is a story that seems to be changing on a daily basis, and now it's interesting because we're able to measure it in this man in particular in italy, they looked at even 180 days out. he'd been in haiti, he came back. he had the symptoms of zika. he tested positive, and as they continued to test over time, his blood became negative, his uri

dr. scholl's work insoles. edwards, 7:23, monday, august 8. let's head over to matt pellman, you've had your eyes on the truck that turned over in fishtown. >> reporter: a beautiful morning, but not such a great start in fishtown. the truck ran into the traffic signal that is down at girard avenue at frankford avenue at johnny brendas, stay on spring garden and delaware avenue. otherwise in addition we're seeing normal delays along i-95 and the schuylkill expressway. coming off the schuylkill expressway on the city avenue bridge northbound heading toward ridge avenue. without for a crash and getting reports of one in upper darby by the fresh grocer. word of a crash in whiteland by chester county by grove methodist church. we have new schedules on five septa regional rail lines with delays to aaccompany them. >> well take a short break and come back to accuweather. ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a suba

dr. azar, thank you. >>> let's head back down to rio and matt. >> savannah, thank you very much. more and more athletes and spectators arriving here every day with the opening ceremony now just three days away. the big news here today, though, the comments from thomas bach defending the ioc decision not to ban the entire russian olympic team in the wake of the doping scandal. nbc's keir simmons is at olympic park with more on that. >> reporter: good morning, matt. we will hear more details about the opening ceremony. you can see the venues for fencing and wrestling and basketball. overnight, more arguments over any of russia's athletes should be allowed to compete. this morning, brazil's incredible coastline, the stunning setting for the olympics has many athletes arriving in rio overwhelmed. like the u.s. volleyball team who say complaints of unfit an accommodations have not hit them. >> the village has been wonderful. the food has been great. just the scenery with the waterfall and pool. yeah, it's wonderful so far. >> reporter: but russia still doesn't know how many of its ath

dr. joe sonnier. >> i decided before the second trial that we should be confident as a family and support the d.a. and really push this thing forward. >> pushing it forward was exactly what prosecutor matt powell had in mind. that meant the prosecution would not put dave shepard on the stand this time, although the jury would hear about his confession. >> it's a largely circumstantial case. did you feel like it might be a tough sell that this prominent doctor who seemed to have everything would want to kill a total stranger? >> i didn't think it was gonna be a tough sell at all. i think the evidence was very strong that he was an active, willing participant in this. >> prosecutors had discovered hundreds of text messages between dave and mike. both men deleted their texts after the murder, but forensic experts were able to retrieve about half of them. >> there were a series of urgent texts between shepard and dixon in middle of june. "gotta happen tomorrow." "that's why you gotta stick closer to know his whereabouts. not trying to second-guess, but we're getting down to the wire here." >> why is there a wire? why is there a time limit? why is there -- why is it important for him to show

dr. mark and sunday rowan of san antonio. they were newlyweds. >> they were the cutest couple. everybody rooted for them. they really were. i mean, she was just something and mattr. >> reporter: scheduled to play in a beach volleyball tournament after the balloon ride, he texted friends about the ride. this has been rescheduled a dozen times for weather, and i didn't think it would happen. soon after this photo, his last communication. a picture of shear tranquillity sent 12 minutes before the end. janet shamlian, nbc news. >>> pope france sis back at the vatican after a five-day trip to poland. the pontiff oversaw an outdoor mass as part of the catholic church's world youth day celebrations. and the trip included a visit to the nazi death camp in auschwitz. organizers believe about 1 million pilgrimed travelled to the polish city to take part in the festivity. >>> back here at home it was an afternoon of art and music in center city today. ♪ the african episcopal church of st. thomas choir performed gospel songs. and lunch attendees got a front row seat for the performance reviving a tradition from the 1920s. >>> going for gold. a look at how south jersey's ow

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matt lauer is not here right now. do you want his e-mail address. sure. it's easy. >> what is trump thinking about? he's actually talking about possibly -- >> still running a dr. doolittle campaign. >> i'm sorry. holdon >> hi. >> are you all right? >> i am a big fan of the show. we'll talk offline. >> thank you, savannah. >> hi, everybody. i'm al roker from the "today" show. welcome to the behind the scenes tour at nbc studios. >> look up for familiar faces. you never know who you might see. savannah, are you doing the tour? good to see you. >> are you willie geist? >> i am. >> can you take a picture of the >> big fan. >> in this control room this is where we assemble the "today" show. they're putting it together while they're out in rio. >> all right, everybody. standby. animation and music. five, four, three, two, one. animate. fade up. music. okay. roll 81. standby animation. animate d music. standby. cue matt. >> easy like that. >> i'll take it. >> impressive. >> amazing. >> wow. >> you have a director in you. >> we'll make sure you're not bored. >> barking orders came natural to me. can i just say, being here and getting to hang out with our crew and in t