what causes dry eye. >> chronic dry eye, its long-term process.use it doesn't appear overnight it doesn't disappear overnight. there is no one thing that fixes everything. dry eyes come in different categories. >> cheryl: and with the animation your office looking at the redeye, i can relate to that. this is frontier science video and this is one of the indicators, right? >> people with dry eyes could get redness and eye could be uncomfortable and sometimes it's hard for them to focus. >> it looks like a fingertip pressing on the eyes. >> the glands, these are oil glands inside the human and they produce the oily part of the tear which is to keep the liquid part from evaporating. >> is there one person more likely to have a dry eye condition than another? >> we see it across the ages and in different occupations. this being the computer age as people are staying at the monitors longer they are dealing with it at a younger age. people that suffer from roscasea it affects the eyes and babyboomers are dealing with dryness and aging and some of it is

this place is dry, but it's not parched - why is that?old water flowing down the west side of the continent keeps the areas directly next to the coast cool. that's why the average temperature in san diego isn't that much warmer than san francisco over 400 hundred miles to the north. the cooler the temperature - the less evaporation. but there is another bit of nature's magic at work here. when the cold water comes into contact with hot, dry, summer air it forms fog. fog blankets these slopes during the summer, bathing them in light mist - nearly immeasurable but enough to keep it from baking like a desert! all the winter greenery means that food is available for animals at that time of the year too. and when you get those winter rains and you start to get all this flush of growth it's not just the plants that bloom, when the plants bloom and the thing greens up, the animals come out too. animals like brush rabbits, desert cottontails, california ground squirrels which are just absolutely everywhere out here. and birds - the rabbit up here

we're nice and dry. we're even going to get sunshine in here but the sun is really going to beat us down along with the humid conditions as well. dew points in the 70s in a lot of spots. we're talking about baltimore city coming in at 72. elk ridge at 71. along the eastern shore seeing 73 in chestertown and 72 centreville. 74 annapolis right now and 72 for a dew point in elkton. we are going to be very uncomfortable as we go into the afternoon. we're talking about heat index in about 100 to 105. this will continue through the week. we're dealing with a heat wave. temperatures right now coming close to 80 degrees in towson. we're at 77 degrees right now in centreville. back over to megan and charlie. >>> edward snowden has been camping out in an airport in russia. >> find out what he has in his possession. the -- [ inaudible ] >>> nelson mandela, is he well enough to go home? we have the latest on his health. >>> fortunately no clays here on interstate 70 at columbia pike. -- no delays here on interstate

for the morning hours, dry in the d.c.etro, but as far east as frederick county, loudon and faulkier counties in virginia, i think there will be scattered showers as this rain continues to advance eastward, but it will diminish as it does so. you see here on future weather working throughout the first half of your day, plenty of clouds throughout the morning. most of us a mainly dry morning. what about your afternoon? more on that coming up in ten minutes. for now here's dawnella with a look at traffic. >> good morning. outer loop at little livriver turnpike, an accident but not slowing things down. this time southbound, a work site still set up. cones set up blocking the left lane. aaron and eun? >>> trying to put the pieces together. what we're learning about the fiery train crash in canada as the search for victims ♪ [ hero mom ] oh, yeah. we're gettin' cereal. 'cause over 40 general mills cereals are 130 calories or less per serving. just look for the g. boom! that's how nutrition is done, people. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female

the dry gullies bear the scars of flash floods. these gullies are evidence of the enormous power of run-off during the rainy season. without vegetation cover on the hillsides when the rains come, the water doesn't soak into the ground but flows away in a flood, then it's not available for agriculture during the rest of the year. this leads to drought, and famously for ethiopia, famine. but just as i witnessed in china, there is hope that the situation here can be reversed. in just six years, professor legesse negash and local villagers have transformed a severely eroded terrain by planting indigenous trees and plants. almost miraculously, a clear flowing stream has emerged where once there was a muddy trickle. how is it that it's possible for you to get the stream to flow throughout the year? >> it is because of the vegetation cover, which has been regenerating on this mountain. this water is maintaining the landscape because as soon as rain falls on the canopy, on this vegetation, that rain then infiltrates gradually to the ground

dry-years are really important. the retail supply front for the san francisco project, we talked about last meeting we'll be generating 4 mgd of potable groundwater that is net increase of 2.8 mgd because we're going to be replacing golden gate park igation with the groundwater with recycled water and that makes it available for potable uses. in the west side we're talking about that for the golden gate park and the eastside there is a projection as well to produce a cowl couple of mcd for recycled water for san francisco. that is our current focus to make sure these projects happen. replacing pipelines are really easy, but additional supply represents complexity that makes these very challenging projects. additional water supply options we're always looking at more conservation and you think i made a presentation about a year-ago about changing out fixtures and working with daly city to increase their plant capacity of maybe 1.3 mgd. south san francisco for recycled water we had an mou with them last year, but thei

you see how dry it is. fire danger increasing as the air continues to dry out. heat warnings to east bay. santa clara valley towards gill roy. that won't change for tuesday. likely not through wednesday. low clouds start to go away during the day tomorrow. that's a sign that high pressure is strengthening again. also watching moisture coming up out of the the south. that's the problem with the dry air below and the moisture increasing above. sometimes we get. these high elevation thunderstorms that drop lightning but no rain drops. this pattern will have to be watched for fire danger. in the meantime, this heat wave is going to last longer now through thursday. friday the ridge will start to flatten out and encourage a stronger sea breeze. stronger than today. towards next weekend, that will lead to more widespread cooling. eventually 60s overnight. i'm guessing the air-conditioning is still going to be running in the valley locations with temperatures in some spots near 70. look at these highs. 88 degrees in san jose. 98 degrees tomorrow. morgan hill and gillro

there is so much dry air lurking at 1,500'. at 4:00 we will see sunshine at the cost and 60 this to 90 inland, and probably our warmest afternoon inland, and the clouds will return to the coast at 58 to 80 by 7:00. san jose this morning shows the low clouds made their way down there and cooler weather at five- to ten-degrees cooler by friday. leyla gulen? >> we are beginning to take a trip around the bay and all of our bay briggs. the bay bridge toll plaza is quite busy if you are in the cash-paying lane from emeryville into san francisco. you can see all the headlights as you make the drive in the westbound direction, very "soup "soupy." the golden gate bridge is soupy from sausalito to san francisco at 11 minutes. it is slower today because of all the fog. if san mateo it is in different. we are starting to see a few extra tail lights in the when direction and the high-rise is still going to be at a moderate clip into foster city. >> next, dramatic new images of the flight attendant being called a lifesaver and how she got so

metro area, dry this morning.an you see this afternoon at 3:00, we're looking at scattered showers and a few isolated thunderstorms likely across the entire region. 88 degrees at 3:00 p.m. we hit our high of 90 today at 2:00 p.m. for the evening there's the chance of showers. otherwise the temperature at 6:00 of 85 degrees. so this is another day you need to have the umbrella handy. don't cancel those outdoor plans, but definitely have a plan "b." for tomorrow, we're humid and hot. a high of 91 degrees. more in the way of sunshine tomorrow. partly sunny skies. but getting into the afternoon hours once again, it's looking like scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely. some downpours are also possible tomorrow, dawnella. some downpours also possible thursday. more details on that coming up in ten minutes. for now, send it over to you. >> in the traffic office, still watching a water main break in northwest. folks planning to use "r" street, it's shut down this morning between connecticut avenue and 21st street

. >>> california's bread basket is dry as toast but that's not the only problem for farmers.x 5's len ramirez on the double whampy forcing them to turn more and more of their fields to dust. >> reporter: water is what keeps california farms growing. two years of dry weather plus regulatory cuts are hitting farmers with a one-two punch forcing them to let more and more of these fields of green turn brown, dry and empty. >> this soil represents some of the finest farmland in the world. there's not many places in the world that have this type of soil and seeing just dirt here as opposed to a growing crop is a wasteful shame. >> reporter: on the west side of the san joaquin valley the number of acres producing food is shrinking. dan a second generation farmer from riverdale is letting 600 acres go idle after being told his contracted water allotment from state and federal sources was being cut 80% this year. >> this would have been a field of tomatoes, but as such we didn't have enough water to get around so it's left fallow one of three fields that we have done this year and tha

finally in a year, mostly dry for the continent. wet and gusty across finland and west everyone parts of russia. scattered across the british aisles but temperatures are quite milesisles but temperature miles not like last week, however the heat is still hanging on. in lisbon 32 degrees a abundance of sunshine on monday. here is the extended forecast. >>> just a reminder of our lead stories this hour. hundreds of thousands of egyptians have flooded into the streets of cairo on the first anniversary of president morecy's anicaraginauguration d that he resign, and his supporters vow to support him. >>> protesters marched on the presidential palace on sunday from seven locations in the capital, cairo. they have now surrounded the compound. they accuse morsi of worsening the country's security. officials from the muslim brotherhood party said their cairo headquarters came under attack. they said scores of protest are fired shotguns and threw pet trol bombs. three people were left dead. 253 egyptians were injuried a i cross the country o

by the weekend, the area should be dry and out. that should make for some nice weather on friday and saturday. >> one problem spot to talk about. northbound ritchie highway remains closed in glen burnie for some downed wires. county,bound in howard 10 minutes. 795 is looking good in both directions. 60 miles per hour at owings mills boulevard. topside per hour on the of the beltway. both loops are moving without delay. southbound traffic and northbound traffic are looking good. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. 6:22. in theires stumble first game of a home stand. >> keith mills will have more coming up in sports. but first, here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. hope you have them. excuse me, sir i'm gonna have to ask you to power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh no, it's actually my geico app...see? ...i just uh paid my bill. did you really? from the plane? yeah, i can manage my policy, get roadside assistance, pretty much access geico 24/7. sounds a

you'll see a reduction in that dry skin. you're going see some major changes in puffiness in three days. >> is that a reasonable tradeoff, folks? i know three days of not having sugar is going to be a challenge for a lot of folks. day four, what does the world like for people? they look better in the mirror. how are they going to feel? >> they're going to be feeling a little better by day four. we add back in our healthy sugars, not all at once, a little at a time. we can have the red wine, we can toast to looking younger. dr. oz: it's a four-week program. so we start with three days of cutting out all the sugar including the sugars that come with healthy foods. then you say in week one, you have the wine up here, thank you very much. the glass of wine in the first week. what else do we add back? >> we can have some fruit already. dr. oz: you have an apple. >> an applele a day keeps the durham away. they have anti-aging benefits. dr. oz: is that the most important food for us to have? >> an apple a day, absolutely, there is

the rain will fall through 10,000 feet of dry air.rain could hit the ground later on in the morning. we still have a chance over the north bay. the sierra will be on going and through the day on tuesday. plenty of lightning through the sierra. temperatures will be cooler than what we have seen over the weekend. 70s for the south bay. 76 for san jose. temperatures are in the 80s for inland valleys. low 60s at the coastline. drizzle as well. here is a look at the extended forecast. overnight thunderstorms into early tomorrow morning it will end at 8:00 or 9:00. we return to our boring pattern of fog and sun. >>> what would tim lincecum do after his first no hitter? sports is next. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a p

are there a dry cleaners? yes. who remembers grand auto. they have solvants, cleaners, octane boosters. it's great until there is a natural disaster. where does this end up? on the floor. it gets mixed together and becomes a hazardous soup and it's usually slippery. safeway, what do you think they have in there, kids? we will show you. bleach. okay. bleach is great i used it this afternoon to get my shirt white it's great. do we need this much bleach at home? no. safeway need it? probably not. look what they have across from the bleach. it says don't mix ammonia and bleach makes a gas. these are bad things to mix with bleach. who's got these under their sink in i do. everybody does. you want to separate the ones that don't go to together. how do you find out? read the labels. these are department of transportation placards, they are colored. they are all red. they have the sort of flame thing up there. the little number here and number here. we've got books in our rig that tell us what these are. based on a number. we will see a 1219, look

biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth. i'm jamie colby. back to "cavuto on business." >>> watching out for you or just watching you? the senate giving e green light to this man to head up the consumer financial otection bureau, but the word protection coming into question as new reports claim the agency is collecting data on all americans' financial tranctions. ben, forget protection. is this an our privacy? >> well, whagives them the right to look into my bank statements, look into my credit ca atements? what gives them the right to know ery single thing i'm doing and spending money on? what gives them that right? i'm not a spy. i'm not a national security threat. how did they suddenly get the right to treat every american as a suspect and to treat every american as somebody to study and surveil? there's no reason to do this for every single amican. this is just turning us into a "1984" orwellian police state. obviously we have a very long way to get there. >> i don't know. >> but it's a very scary idea. >> gary tate, we may not have that

i thought it was more dry this morning. coming in from the city at least it seemed to be warmer and dryer. temperatures will be five degrees warmer further inland. live doppler 7 hd is showing no runs as far as clouds or moisture and no drizzle. we will expect for the forecast usually morning patchy fog and a cloud layer will burn 50 earlier. it did not yesterday or the day before, with the heavy clouds keeping the moisture in and the cool temperature and it will change and it will feel warmer and more sun by lunch and we will expect a hot weekended ahead. as you look at the clouds, over the next couple of days you can see how the high clouds are going to be hanging around but they will retreat along the coast and come back if overnight and it will burn off earlier. as we look at our highs for today an the bay starting with the south bay, 70 in san jose and 76 in santa clara, 72 in san mateo. if san francisco, 66 downtown with the patchy fog and 53 degrees in the sunset district and in the north bay, 77 in petaluma and 89 i

we will have a dry start this morning.annot rule out an isolated thunderstorm in the afternoon. high temperature mid 90's. over 100index will be just about everywhere. the same thing tomorrow. the high with a heat index over 100. scattered showers and thunderstorms on friday and saturday. some relief is in sight. >> you gave me the perfect segue. due --g of being is carrying family on with their official duties. appears, thebaby entire country will be ready for a real celebration. >> the crowd is growing outside the london hospital where princess kate plans to give birth. royal watchers weight. the royal family is going about this is as usual. the queen is pressing ahead with plans to leave town on official business. hours charles is already outside of london. the new grandbaby is top of mind. walking the streets of london it is business as usual. once princess kate is birth nearly 5 million people will head to area pops to celebrate, pumping about $93 million into the economy with alcohol sales alone. the celebration will

it's our dry time of year. we have a chance of showers 24 hours ago and right now we're looking at things calming down. that moisture is moving out to the north and looking at that regular old low cloud cover moving back in. i'm sure this is on your mind in mid july. snow boarding. i know it is. let me take you there. they are still snow boarding. there's a snow boarding camp going on in colorado. so how do they get snow? all the snow that is left over from june and early july. they shove it from the entire mountain all in one place and they say it can last until august. that's what they are doing in colorado. they are still snow boarding and skiing in colorado. here's what we have going on right now. kpix5 high definition doppler is showing you dry conditions throughout the bay area. that's how it will continue for a while. our forecast taking you to danville. tomorrow 87, sunny and warm on thursday with a high of 88. that moisture is moving out. it is in far northern california, northern nevada moving away fr

now it looks to be dry and traffic is slowing. >> thank you. the celebration continues in london and around the world this morning after 9 birth of will and kate's baby and now we get word when we will get our look at the boy who could be king. now, from london, top of the morning. >> good morning, that is right the champagne corks are still popping here in london with lots of joy and anticipation. we spenting the duke and duchess to leave the hospital today, possibly tomorrow morning which is when we could catch the first look of the royal heir the imtabloids are trumpeting the arrival of the future king, the son which, today, has renamed itself "son" for "the sun," and the celebration will continue today. >> welcome spokesman. >> the news the country and the world have been waiting for, the royal baby has arrived and it's a boy. this morning, the world waits for the first look of the future king weighing in at eight pounds and six ounces. at celebrations at palace it was announced at the fountains running blue and niagara falls. >> bursting t

kpix 5 high def doppler showing completely dry conditions.ew out of how had sprinkles on the windshield when you drove to work or driving the kids to camp this morning. your forecast for tomorrow morning and beyond, mainly sunny skies, beautiful day tomorrow, warm, not hot, upper 80s, sunny and warm on thursday with a high of 88 degrees. what wasn't normal was all that tropical moisture making a trip from phoenix and tu sown, arizona all the way up here. we kind of had a little mini season, two days of humid air with a few showers around. that is now lifting out of here. as for what is moving in next, high pressure, but high pressure in a good spot if we don't like it too hot off to our east all getting that offshore wind warming us up. instead inland areas will be warm and not hot, and we will have comfortable conditions near the bay and at the coast. little bit of a change as we head toward the weekend. stronger on shore flow will drop temperatures a little bit. all in all staying close to normal each of the next seven days so humidity goin

biote -- for people who suffer from dry mouth.ng off back-to-school promotions early this year rolling out all kinds of bargains from the biggest shopping seasons of the year, but will those discounts be enough to boost back-to-school spending or will this season bus? there's a way to play it for your portfolio. wall street's number one retail analyst with the top retailers to bet on the season, joining now, security equity research vp. great to have you here. parents will be spending less, that is what everybody says. there was a survey done just a little over $600 per kid for back-to-school season, but that does not mean people cannot adjust appropriately because they still had to buy paper, pens and notebooks, correct? what kind of a season are you expecting? >> there are lots more pressures this year than there were last year. payroll tas tax cookie bite of everybody's paycheck. thaa'll take it one back-to-school shopping. gas prices are down a little bit, but still up year-over-year. holidays are pretty similar to last year,

we are dry. as we go into the afternoon, a possibility of a pop-up isolated shower or thunderstorm but mainly we will stay dry for today. we're going to be very humid. if twiewnts get the -- if you want to get that bike ride in, do it this morning because we're still quite uncomfortable but at least we don't have the sunshine beating down on us and won't do so till we head toward the afternoon with the temperature by lunch time at 91. let's get a check of the traffic with lauren. >>> if you are heading downtown, some good news. a crash has been cleared moved to the southbound shoulder on northern parkway. maryland place are still investigating. in the city we do have a crash reported involving a pedestrian right on north highland avenue. you can be the first to know about traffic alerts. you've got to follow me. maryland traffic is the handle. we're the only station in baltimore to tweet any alerts so far this morning. as far as the main lines are concerned 55 miles per hour 95 south. on the belt

i will give you the live doppler 7 hd showing it is dry. we have not heard reports of drizzle like yesterday but it will take until about noon to get total sunshine inland. it is dry around the bay this morning at 55 degrees and the next 12 hours will be sunshine and noon and 66 and 72 and in the low 70's in the afternoon and grab a light coat for the evening, and do not wore about the wet weather in the low 60's. inland the clouds are in the north bay and mid-50's there, and we will have sunshine and mild temperatures headed out to the outdoor cafe with lunch and at 72 warmth. 82 by 4:00, and temperatures are below average at 74 in the evening. at the coast we have clouds and mid-50's, and we will continue out in the upper 50's to near 60 in the afternoon hours, with limited sunshine. enjoy. leyla gulen? >> we have slow conditions from mill valley because of this accident, southbound 101, at bridge boulevard involving one vehicle that overturned blocking two lanes. we have bumper-to-bumper traffic in the southbound direction so give yourse

dry tonight and dry through the day tomorrow, and as a result it will be extra hot. be ready for all the heat, everybody. 93 tomorrow, and 96 on tuesday, and a little chance for a shower on tuesday, and there is a slight chance there. 96 on wednesday, and 97 on thursday, and 98 on friday. there is an increasing chance of rain by next weekend, and that will take some of the edge off the heat, but between now and then, you need to find a cool spot, get there and stay in it. don't forget your pets. leave extra water. >> the kids have the right idea. >>> coming up in sports. >>> coming up in sports. johnson shakes up the "the democratic party of virginia sponsored this ad." "i started working when i was about sixteen years old and i've worked for about sixty years. now i'm retired and i do rely on social security and medicare. i think ken cuccinelli does not care about people like me. in his book cuccinelli questions whether medicare and social security should exist and said people are dependent on government. it scares me to think of ken cuccinelli as governor. i think

it difficult to build a containment line around the fire, and the timber out here are so incredibly dry, making for a lot of volatile fuel. >> it is so dry right now that this is reacting like a late september/early october fire. >> reporter: officials say they are making progress battling the blaze -- >> don't worry. we're going go put it out for you, okay? >> reporter: -- but the large plume of smoke rising up from the fire is bringing a threat from above. >> embers get into the column and can drop anywhere. >> reporter: and a monsoon coming up from mexico could bring heavier winds and dry lightning, which would only make things worse. teresa garcia, cbs news, idylwild, california. >>> much of the country, including california, faces another day of scorching temperatures. it felt like 115 degrees in baltimore yesterday with the heat and humidity. the weather is blamed for at least five deaths in maryland alone. new york's governor is asking people to conserve electricity as power plants face record demand. cbs news weather consultant david bernard says the east coast will finally get

it is dry. it will be dry throughout the week. you notice the light blue, that's the area of cloud cover. it will stick around the coast throughout the day. we will take a look at temperatures right now from our exploratorium camera. you can see the beautiful bay bridge, and it's going to be breezy around the bay today with a small craft advisory in effect from three to nine. so look out for that if you are headed to the cup this afternoon. it's 54 in san francisco, 53 in oakland, and milder in mountain view at 58 degrees. we have another beautiful shot for you. this time we are looking out from the east bay hills. here you see some of the low clouds moving in from the coast. and even some patchy fog in some areas. it's still 48 in santa rosa where fog has been reported and visibility is down to three-fourths of a mile and 57 in fairfield, 48 in novato. here's what you can expect today. low clouds, patchy fog in the morning, but more sunshine today and that means temperatures will be slightly warmer and the trend will stay with us

all in all we should stay dry for today. if you want to get out there on that bike ride, do so in the morning. all activities please do in the morning because by this afternoon we are going to be sizzling. the high temperature coming in around 95 degrees. let's get a check of the traffic with lauren. >>> it's going to be a hot one, lynette. a crash has been cleared from the southbound lanes. in the city we do have a crash reported on east north avenue. there are no delays traveling through the harbor tunnel or the fort mchenry tunnel. here's what the west side of the beltway looks like. traffic starting to pick up on the outer loop. we're still in the green drive time wise. it will take just 12 minutes to get from 795 down to 95. if you are traveling in anne arundel county, will you want to watch out for a crash in davidsonville at route 424 and follow me on twitter. maryland traffic is the handle. we're the only station in baltimore to have tweeted any alerts so far this morning. that is your timesaver traffic. >>> just aft

you can see the dry air that kept the thunderstorms down to our south yesterday and that dry air is also going to help mix in to this marine layer and bring us sunshine this afternoon. notice with the low spinning in its counterclockwise flow we keep the onshore wind that will drop the temperatures below average this afternoon. in the south bay we will be in the mid-80's in san jose and 78 degrees. we will get to the mid-80's but you have to go to morgan hill and gilroy. a cool day in santa cruz at 68 degrees. temperatures on the peninsula will start in the mid-to-upper 60's around millbrae and san mateo and hang out in the low-to-mid 70's to mountain view in the south bay. 60 at half moon bay is the warm spot along the coast and you will be partly sunny. most of you are in the upper 50's with more sunshine and mid-60's in south san francisco. throughout the north bay, we will have mid-to-upper 70's and sausalito is cooler at 66 and cooler than that at the beaches, upper 50's and to the east bay shoreline we will not get out of the 60's in berkeley and low-to-mid 70's for everyone else a

they are finally drying out after the wettest day in philadelphia's history. nearly 8 inches of rain flooded the city and nearby camden county, new jersey. >> it made road and air travel a nightmare for many. that record-breaking rain is one of the nation's most extreme weather areas. there are others. abc's devin dwyer begins our coverage. >> reporter: this morning the normally tranquil hawaiian paradise did bracing for the biggest storm in 20 years. >> they told us to pick up everything and be prepared for a hurricane. >> reporter: residents have been stocking up on propane, emergency supplies have been flying off store shelves. >> basically they need to get themselves prepared. we sold out of generators. >> reporter: flossie is poised for a direct hit on hawaii's big island packing a punch not seen since hurricane anikkei in 1992. forecasters say flossie won't be as strong but could bring up to a foot and winds close to 60 miles per hour. heavy rain from summer storms has already created dangerous flash floods across the u.s. in southern new jersey yesterda

. >> it is more dry this only but the clouds are still out there. here is how it looks from the roof camera to the southeast, under the bay bridge to the port of oakland where it is cloudy this morning. tree pollen is moderate but low ragweed and low grass and low mold and low ozone and the u.v. index is high so keep that sunscreen handy. have it handy throughout the weekend if we are out during the afternoon because we will have clouds in the morning but we will see a lot of sunshine by noon. here is the day planner, starting off with the low-to-mid 50's so the jacket weather throughout and mid-to-upper 50's along the coast the better part of the 12 hours and 64 around the bay at noon and 72 inland with the slow clearing and around noon again and 70 is the temperature at 4:00 around the bay to 82 inland and warmer there and we will fall back into the 60's inland. through the weekend, tomorrow, low clouds, afternoon sunshine, about an hour quicker and it will be warmer, low clouds and afternoon sunshine and an hour quicker, on sunday, warmer, still,

most of the time it will be dry. the only time it will fill is when the sewer system is overwhelmed by the storm. it is a massive project. our budget was $210 million. we've worked about a million and a half man-hours. hunter: it is an incredible amount of work. our capital program right now is $3.9 billion. over a period of less than 10 years. franklin: so it's very expensive. the bottom line is, we, as atlantans, as georgians, don't have a choice to protect the river. we need to leave it better than we found it, and it's really been a political advantage for me, not a disadvantage. people laugh about me being the sewer mayor, but they remember what i'm doing. griffin: we want people to understand, when they see one of our work crews out working on the mains, that that work is necessary in order for them to have good clean drinking water or to have a good, functioning wastewater system. franklin: you don't put a roof on the house one time. you don't fix the plumbing one time, any more than i get my hair done one tim

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due to wind sharp and dry air, it occurs typically after august 1st. not only has chantal taking a rather track but has arrived earlier. there have only been 13 tropical storms. on average one storm has passed through the windward island every 13 years. chantal is a month early. the third named storm is typically named around august 13th. as of this evening chantal continues to brung heavy rains to the caribbean islands as she moves rapidly to the west. impacts across the united states will range between high seas and strong rift currents. >> there are many questions to answer on the exact track. for more on clan tal -- chantal, here's meteorologist wyatt everhart. >>> all right. let's get the latest on chantal, wednesday it gets into the mid-70s, we're talking a hurricane, but the winds at 645-6789 she's 1300 miles from -- 65. she's 1300 miles from miami. most of the track is sweeping her offshore of florida, bringing her into perhaps the carolinas, perhaps northern georgia. it's too early so say, but this is what we're talking about come sunday into

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you see south of 280 looks dry as far as our road weather index goes. as far as traffic, not a big deal. 101 at the south corridor. it's a surface street off to the side of the road. the blue here through the altamont pass, a lot of rain, talking about the thunderstorm breaking up over there. we do have possible wet roads and maybe ponding and puddling as you come across the altamont pass. by the time you get to highway 84, you get damp roadways again. traffic builds from 84 through livermore and 580 approaching the dublin interchange where things dry out toward castro valley. san mateo bridge, a nice drive over the bay. you're looking westbound with the taillights off the flat section. you can make out the high-rise when you see the clouds hovering over the peninsula. watch out for slick on and off-ramps as you come off highway speeds and we'll end with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza because it is traffic tuesday. the heaviest volume likely of the entire week. we see it at the toll plaza, metering lights turned on just before 6:00 and the bac

severe weather and flooding rain across the south and dry and hot across the east. we have three reports of tornados in montana. tornado watches are out for the eastern montana and north dakota. flooding rain for the southern plains. 100 millimeters and double the amount of dry flooding rains. and most of the rain is intensifying over the four corners region. in the mid 30s in places like chicago and washington, d.c., cities also building going up to 30 degrees on tuesday. finally a quick look at dry and hot weather across the west, heathrow at london, temperature hit over 31 degrees on saturday. the hottest since 2006. conditions on the top side for the next several days and stable weather continues across the region in the balcan peninsula. temperatures are 21 degrees for and you 22 in moscow with rainy weather and across the best, 29 in paris and at 35 and here's the extended forecast. . >> there is one more story to share with you. festival goers are getting into the spirit of summer. teams of men carried floats through the streets as part of an ancient traditio

overnight tonight we'll be mainly dry. tomorrow we're going to start off with some limited sunshine at 7:00 a.m. temperature of 76 degrees. a humid day. a high tomorrow of 91 degrees. a little bit warmer than today with some afternoon scattered showers and storms likely. tomorrow some downpours also possible. that could lead to areas of flash flooding, so we'll continue to keep an eye on the forecast for tomorrow. 7:00 p.m. tomorrow we're mainly dry with cloud/sun mix, still a mild 87 degrees. for our thursday the humidity it's still here in full force. a temperature of 87 degrees. mostly cloudy skies on thursday. a cold front moves through the area bringing with it better potential for more widespread rain, thunderstorms, and once again downpours are possible on thursday. that could lead to flash flooding. we're going to be keeping an eye on the weather tomorrow afternoon and throughout the day on thursday for some heavier rain making its way through the area. heading into friday, the humidity drops out of the air. it fee

back behind me is dry. on your independence day thursday looking quite dry in the northeast coast. nice conditions to enjoy fireworks tonight. across the west, we may see patches of thundershowers across the west, but mostly dry on the coast. speaking of the heavy rain across the east, the ground is already saturated. however still 100 millimeters or more is possible. flooding and particularly flash flood is going to be a major risk across the southeast coast. temperatures will be high and boston amazingly is 37 degrees for you. more than 10 degrees higher than sammy, but across the west is 32 in sacramento, 10 degrees more than what we saw on thursday. here's the extended forecast. . >>> that's all for this edition of news line. thank you very much for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: egypt swore in a new leader today, amid a military crackdown on the ousted president's muslim brotherhood allies. good evening, i'm jeffrey brown. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" this independence day, we get the latest on the celebrations