. >>> with temperatures approaching 95 degrees, the michigan humane society was called to east detroitecause of a report of a dog locked in a car. >> we got to complain about a dog here locked in a car. windows are cracked, but it's still way too hot. 93 defwrees out here. >> this is dane mccloud. he's an investigator with the humane society. windows were cracked. he actually gets the door open. now he's hoping that honking will alert the owner so they can talk to the owner about not leaving the dog in the car. here the owner comes. >> that's my dog. >> you can't keep your dog in there like this. it's 95 degrees out here. >> i know. we just were upstairs. >> no. let me get your information. this dog would have died. you have a nonchalant attitude about it. >> snno, i don't. >> those windows being cracked doesn't help enough. >> they're putting out this video just as a warning. don't leave your dogs in a hot car. even for a little while. because a little while can turn into a little longer and a little longer. they believe this dog was in that car at least 20 minutes. >> the lady actual

. >> with temperatures approaching 95 degrees, the michigan humane society was called to east detroit because of a dog in a car. >> we have a dog locked in the car. the windows are cracked and it is way too hot, 93 out here. >> this is dave mcleod, an investigator with the humane society. he is hoping the honking will alert the owners so they can talk to the owner about not leaving the dog in the car and here the comes. >> that's my dog. >> you can't keep your dog in there like this. it is 95 degrees out here. >> i know. >> you know? >> we were just upstairs. >> let me get your information. this dog would have died. you have an attitude about it. >> no, i don't. >> the windows being cracked like that, not enough. if you wouldn't have came down the dog would have been removed and i would have charged you. >> they're putting out the video as a warning, don't leave your dog in a hot car even for a little while. a little while can turn into a little longer and longer. they believe this dog was in the car for at least 20 minutes. >> she removed the dog and i said if the dog was back in the

this is east detroit where a little bit of the roof is complete the overgrown by the vines. and here this was the university club on east jefferson. originally it was an institution where you had to go to college to be a member and was abandoned just about a year ago. a beautiful lines overgrowing and then this man with a tiger looking like the king and he was the owner of the building by default at this point. and again, even in the most heartbreaking scenes i tried to incorporate that element of nature that life turns again, that there is a process of renewal even if detroit hasn't hit bottom yet, it is right to be reborn and will be in some way. >> now markets a contributing editor at rolling stone magazine who grew up in the detroit area presents a history of the city and profiles the artists, environmentalists and planners imaging the landscape to revive detroit. this is from november of 2012, about seven months before the recent announcement of the bankruptcy. >> i didn't know of the interest of history and the stories here said that is the question is what led you to

because she's not going to miss work. >> meanwhile, on the down-and-out streets of detroit's east sidea chrysler backed into an abandoned home. >> to see this newer model vehicle in the driveway, backed in, it was out of place. as the young person approached the vehicle, the trunk was slidely ajar, and the young person made the discovery, and the police were called right away. >> the first set of women were found december 19th, dead in the trunk of the car on promenade street. the girls' families worst fears became reality when the 6:00 news broadcast details of the boy's discovery. >> they said that they found two girls in the trunk of a 300, and i just started screaming and hollering. >> oh, my goodness, that could possibly be them. it was like that was them, because that was the car, and it was two girls. and we hadn't heard from them. so it's like them. >> detroit police begin the search for clues. what they find at the crime scene is somewhat unusual. >> at som first plush there was no obvious signs of trauma to the bodies. he entire car and bodies were taken to the medical examin

. >> 70s in the pacific northwest. 90s in the rockies. 80s midwest to east coast. >>> detroit pitcher is on a roll. >> yeah, with a 6-2 tiger victory over toronto last night, the right-hander's record improves to 13-0. major league best part in 30 years. roger clemens started with 14 wins when he pitched for the red sox back in '86. scherzer gets a chance to match that against the indians monday. 14-0. pretty amazing. 13 now. one more away from a record. >> that's exciting. >> are you a baseball fan? >> somewhat. it's always exciting to be at a game where something big could happen. >> a mets fan. >> me, too. >> tough road. >> sure is. >> tough road. hey we have got hope. >> about all we got. >> that's it. >>> coming up, her character with keep secrets. now the woman who stars in "scandal" revealed a secret of her own. >> a dramatic rescue, frame for frame, bride-to-be skipping out of the photo session to save a life. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i know how to save a life >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. s now" weather brou

white house issued a statement on detroit east bankruptcy. ain committed to a strong partnership with detroit as it works to recover and revitalize and remain its status as one of america's great cities. detroit had got hat in hand looking for money. the federal government is having money problems of its own. we'll watch for any updates. >>> "who made money today?" anyone who owned unitedhealth. it beat second-quarter earnings. government sponsored insurance plans enrollment surged. united is giving a rosy outlook, saying quote, it is strongly positive about its future. the stock leading gains on the dow, rising more than 6%. very nice. >>> also making money everyone who owns boeing. an emergency locate tore beacon likely cause ad fire on an ethiopia air 787, that is according to an initial report by u.k. investigators. they're urging all emergency locators on 787s to be temporarily disabled. i hope you don't need that when you're flying then. the fact that the fire was not caused by something more serious was a relief to investors. investors

. >> detroit firefighter michael joiner is one of the first responders at the scene. >> we got a call to a dwelling fire. it was on helen street. which is on the eastd someone fire bombed the structure. >> from the outside it looks like the fire is raging out of control. it's actually contained to the front of the house, but the two clearly terrified residents, a man and a woman, are so panicked they may not realize it. >> when they threw the fire bomb, it broke out on the porch, whatever type of accelerant they had, it ignited and created a lot of flame, a lot of smoke. the porch was on fire but it never extended into the actual dwelling. >> onlookers scream for the residents to wait for the fire department, but they make a split second decision to jump. the man goes first. come on. >> he lands without major injury. seconds later, the woman tumbles out. >> oh! [ screaming ] >> she's not as lucky. she is taken to the hospital where she's treated for broken bones. the lesson to be learned here with nearly 3,000 americans killed in house fires every year, it's critical to be prepared. >> have a plan and means of edress so that everyone can meet and e

like dana, he lived a double life going back and forth from his white collar job to detroit's east sideis addiction. >> addiction just takes over any type of thought process. any type of, you know, just takes over their life. and you know, it's just an obsession of the mind. >> dana says her $20 a day fiction escalated to a $300 a day habit transformer here into a fiend. >> a drug dealer made me an offer and said i'll give you x amount of drugs if you let me sleep with her. >> the memories of selling herself are trama for dana. >> the first time was really hard on me. i was so upset, i was crying. i sat in the shower just crying like what am i doing? am guying crazy? >> those who are open about their sex work experience, i would say it's about 95% also admit some sort of drug addiction. >> the trafficking survivors they counsel say that pimps and drug dealers use the need for drugs to enslave women. >> drugs cause physical addiction. your body goes through withdrawals. so even if the pimp is nowhere near them, the physical need for the drug overwhelms any urge to leave or to report that

i grew up on the east side of detroit. i never went to a private school. i went to public schools. grew up on government cheese, government pork. so i understand that aspect of life and i came out from it and i think i did all right. and there's a part of me that never wants my son not to go through that because it made me the man that i am. it made me strong and it made me resilient. but at the same time, i don't want to make my son in to a social experiment. i don't want him subjected to that environment because of all the bad things that can happen to him. the first time i was mugged was in elementary school. i don't want my son mugged and i constantly struggle between the community i grew up in which was predominantly black and poor and then in an environment that is a higher class that may be predominantly white. he may lose some things but i gain a measure of safety. it is a different danger but i don't have to worry about the black on black crime rate. it's a struggle. it's frustrating. it's infur yating. this is part of the dance i do as a parent of a young black male. >> o

lever up, you said $1 billion, $900 something billion. >> exactly. >> in this east river plaza thing. in a place like detroit you can lever up many billions of dollars. jimmy kemp, i'll give you the last word. entrepreneurs will flock to it. you've got smart people in detroit and right around detroit. you've got medical complexes and science complexes. you can rebuild that place. it's a different idea, technology, for example. it's different than the old car manufacturing business, but people have to be willing to get their hands on these incentives. last word, jimmy kemp. >> i would just say that it's a shame that after 50 years of government trying to build detroit into a model city which started in 1961, that this is where we are. it's not free enterprise ideas that have put into place, and detroit is a model for the country, larry, you know this. we've got to have growth policies around the country, and we shouldn't need enterprise zones. we should have a tax system, and we need tax reform that simplifies the tax code because it's too hard to do business everywhere in the country, and we need to learn ou

east coast. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possibly in chicago, detroit, kansas city, minneapolis andtlanta. >>> george zimmerman's attorneys will try again today to drive home their case for self-defense. >> they called a spring of witnesses to identified the screams on the 911 call recorded just seconds before trayvon martin was shot and killed. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: with grief etched on his face, trayvon martin's father on the stand. >> our world has just been turned up side down. >> reporter: tracy martin, called by zimmerman's attorneys, asked about this 911 call the night his son was shot. >> so, you think he's yelling held? >> yes. >> i was listening to his life being taken. >> reporter: he said those howls on that tape were his son's. >> i didn't tell them, it wasn't trayvon. i kind of -- i kind of pushed away from the -- away from the table. and just kind of shook my head and said i can't tell. >> reporter: but homicide investigator chris sereno says that's not what he told him when he first listened to it. >> he looked away and under his breath, as they inte

orleans, arkansas, tennessee, up the river to chicago, up the river to detroit, but then most people don't know that there's an eastt. florida, alabama, georgia, north carolina, south carolina, all that went up to philadelphia, it went to delaware, new haven, connecticut, springfield, massachusetts, boston, all that kind of stuff. all those people came up, so i was always with either the southern bunch of people or a mixture of southern and caribbean people, and it was all about music. everybody brought music. you'd be out in the backyard playing marbles with your friends, bam, bam, boy, i got a big [unintelligible]. pow, pow, okay. [laughter] i'm serious, i'm serious, man. you got your hands up all like this and you're trying to tavis: yeah. >> and in the kitchen it's something [unintelligible] hairdressing salon. she up there saying, "girl, now hold your head straight now, so i can get that hot comb in there. don't burn my kitchen." and b.b. king would be wearing you out. tavis: yeah. >> so this was all a part of what i knew. inn the city where we lived was called american international college, so we had interna

east. that is going to bring some thunderstorm activity in places like chicago over towards detroit, into buffalo as well as that does continue to push through the great lakes region. we've already been seeing some hail out here, up to about golf ball size. winds, damaging winds very welcoming out of this. don't be surprised if you hear of a report of a tornado or two with it. not a big tornado outbreak, but it is going to be packing quite a punch as it pushes off to the east being fueled by the absolutely steamy and warm temperatures we have been seeing across the northeast. right now chicago with a high of 36, washington, d.c. as well. new york, sunny skies and 36 degrees there for you. that is accompanied by this very high humidity. so it's very hot and muggy. the good news is take a look at this. once that front drifts down there towards the south, it's going to cool off, become a little more bearable here across much of the great lakes region toronto dropping all the way down to 25 here by sunday going into monday. i want to quickly show you what's going on here into europe where we have, we

east peace process again. but first, a live look at detroit from our fox affiliate there, wjbk. obviously bankruptcy looming there is a big story. tonight, the big story, real detroit cops arrested for robberies supposedly committed by fake cops. okay. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® your link to what's next. delivering mail, medicine and packages, yet they're closing thousands of offices, slashing service and want to layoff over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem? a burden no other agency or company bears. a 2006 law that drains $5 billio

it's going to take a little time to get east behind it as the drier air, detroit, 82, new york, 86 but it's an awful lot of rain, still expected during the day today before it all tapers of 0 tomorrow. here's where the stronger storms are, st. louis to louisville to wichita to tulsa, all in line for powerful storms. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area microclimate forecast. partly sunny, still humid today. we've had some showers this morning. they'll be isolated at best during the afternoon hours, and starting tomorrow. it will be brighter, warmer, and the air mass will be much drier. temperatures today pretty close to average from 70 in san francisco to upper 70s in the north bay, low to mid-80s in the south bay and mid-80s to near 90 in the east bay valleys. may need the air conditioner there just to get the humidity >> all right, sam, thanks very much. >>> coming up on "gma," the shocking trial of the woman accused of poisoning her fiance's iced tea with antifreeze. how she almost got away with it. >>> billy ray cyrus and his wife call

east coast. i think what we've seen here is that detroit is a city that is tough, the people are fantastic, but it. it's going to need a lot of help. the process has just begun. it will take a long, long time. "closing bell" with mandy starts right now, and the mayor coming up as well. thanks for watching, everybody. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm scott wapner here at the new york stock exchange. thanks, brian, for the great job he's done in detroit. mandy is back at englewood cliffs as we stay on top of the developing story. the s.e.c. charging steve cohen of s.a.c. with failure to supervise two senior employees, failing to prevent insider trading. mandy, i know through the next two hours really we'll continue to stay on top of this case. the implications for steve cohen, for his firm, and what it all means going forward.

east coast. i think what we've seen here is that detroit is a city that is tough, the people are fantastic, but it is struggling. it's going to need a lot of help. the process has just begun. it will take a long, long time. "closing bell" with mandy starts right now, and the mayor coming up as well. thanks for watching, everybody. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm scott wapner here at the new york stock exchange. thanks, brian, for the great job he's done in detroit. mandy is back at englewood cliffs as we stay on top of the developing story. the s.e.c. charging steve cohen of s.a.c. with failure to supervise two senior employees, failing to prevent insider trading. mandy, i know through the next two hours really we'll continue to stay on top of this case. the implications for steve cohen, for his firm, and what it all means going forward. >> yeah, absolutely. a huge story. of course, it just broke in the last hour, as well. we'll be continuing to follow what's going on there. i know we've got ron insana still here. you jumped into the seat right at the last minute, because you use

if approved, detroit's assets would be liquidated to pay creditors and city pensioners. >>> the heat wave blanketing the easts causing more unbearable temperatures. the extreme heat may have caused a power line fire. yesterday evening firefighters put out the flames at an industrial complex in woodland park, new jersey. they are looking into whether overheated wires caused it. four people including two firefighters were taken to hospitals with heat-related problems. >> the midwest and the east, they are hurting and we're about to kind of go into a little bit of a hot spell ourselves. >> our electrical grid is going to get a little test. we had temperatures in the 90s yesterday. today it's going to be hotter and by tomorrow, we're threatening to get near trip trip in some spots. but we're starting out with some low clouds and fog. visibility is down to a half mile into santa rosa right now. the fog not as extensive this morning again. high pressure building in overhead so that's compressing that marine air. temperatures fairly mild if you are headed out the door. we have 57 degrees in san jose. 54 in san fran

through here tonight across areas like shock and detroit -- like chicago and detroit, and then we'll see this slowly move up to the east. still warm across the eastern seaboard but cool behind the front, and then going towards sunday, we'll be cooling down. all these temperatures here in the 70s and 80s, so there's relief. today is day six. tomorrow day seven, and then we're done with it. >> what about the crews battling the fire in the california. what's the forecast for them? >> we have a couple of days where we have some better conditions. sorry, one more map up here of new york showing the temps. we have had a lot of rain across the four corners and big rain this weekend across areas of arizona and the focus. but good towards california and some of that moisture getting its way here into our southern california. a little rain but at least more moisture in the atmosphere and that means beneficial news for the next couple of days through the weekend, chance for showers and at least increase humidity. that will give them a chance to get at least a bit of an upper hand on the fire. >> ever since they lost those 19 fire

east and midwest isn't done yet. >> miserable. feels like i live inside a dog's mouth. >>> and motor city is now a bankrupt city. financially troubled detroit throws in the towel. captioning funded by cbs financially troubled detroit throws i >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, july 19th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm vinita nair. a large dangerous wildfire is creeping closer to major resort area east of los angeles. firefighters say they're making progress, but thousands of homes are still threatened. the blaze is now two mimes away from palm springs. teresa garcia is in one town where everyone was told to get out. >> reporter: closed signs and empty streets show the impact of the mandatory evacuations in effect for the small town of idylwild. >> it's very somber. >> reporter: mary is one of the few remaining holdouts. neither sheriff's deputies nor the pleas from her friends can get her to leave. >> i think the people who call me scare me more than being here. >> reporter: the fire has consumed thousands of acres and destroyed at least a half dozen homes. hotshot crews are using chain saws and rakes to clear out

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the mayor of east cleveland says madison suggested he may have been influenced by a cleveland serial killer caught back in '09, convicted in the deaths of 11 women. >>> now to detroit and the largest city bankruptcy in u.s. history, which is now being watched so closely by cities across this country because there's a problem a lot of them share, huge gaps between the amount of money they have already set aside for pensions and the amount of money they have actually promised retired city workers. nbc's john yang reports. >> reporter: john day was a detroit cop for more than 26 years. he worked long hours and went years without raises in return for the promise of reliable retirement income. now that pension, $2900 a month, is at risk. >> if these cuts go through, it will destroy my retirement. i have to try to find a full-time job with benefits that, you know, aren't in abundant supply. >> reporter: like many state and city workers across the country, he is not eligible for social security. in bankruptcy court, day and other retirees are just another creditor fighting for a piece of a very small pie. >> i feel betrayed. i think all the retirees feel betrayed. >> repo

east coast. thunderstorms in the rockies could produce localized flash flooding and showers on the northern plains and the great lakes. >> going to be 79 in detroitl the time along the east coast. 81 in boston. 89 in miami. much of the same for the west coast. 82, seattle. 86, sacramento. >>> the annual battle to the nation's big cheese. probably no surprise here. taking place in wisconsin. >> wisconsin. all right. the american cheese society's annual competition to find the best cheese. the judges and their white lab coats evaluate cheeses on taste, consistency and appearance. >> this year the whole thing is bigger than ever. some 1,800 cheeses from around the country and throughout americas are being judged. winners will be announced on friday. >> where else but wisconsin? >> what's that? >> where else but wisconsin? >> what is your favorite cheese? >> havarti. like it all. cheddar. depends on the mood. >> sharp or mild? >> sharp is good. you know what i have a hard time. trying to become more sophisticated and eat french cheeses, the ones unpasteurized and stinky. having a hard time. >> hard. little hard. my favorite is munster with hard salam

detroit. a memorial service planned in washington in october. >>> a possible breakthrough now. this is in middle eastce talks. john kerry has announced an agreement has been reached between the israelis and palestinians on a basis for resuming talks. perry has made several trips to try to get both sides to come back to the table. jill, they're calling it a breakthrough. they're coming to washington to negotiate. we've covered this many years and know it comes and goes. this might be chance for something to take place or it might be fleeting. why do they believe something might get done? >> reporter: because they haven't had talks for three years. you could describe this as a breakthrough. what we know right now is this week it was expected or perhaps next. there would be negotiator from the palestinian side and from the israeli side coming here to washington, talking and just a couple of minutes ago at the state department the spokesperson said they would be talk about the agenda and the process moving forward. when asked when will they will here, when are the talks happening and almost anything else

east simply will not go away. >> the heat wave certainly is not over yet. in fact, our heat warnings have even expanded today. they expand all the way from minneapolis, to chicago, cincinnati, detroit, pittsburgh, and, of course, the i-95 door from new york to boston. excessive heat warnings are in effect and for good reason. we look at high temperatures expected today. as high as it's been all day. 95 in washington. and there you can see the heat to the west. minneapolis expected 95 today. same with kansas city and omaha. st. louis, 96. and chicago, 92 degrees. so the heat dome continues over the east, but i still think that jetstream dip is going to be moving south as we go into the weekend, and that is going to cool stuff off, and that means the heat will shift out to the pacific northwest. i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> on capitol hill senate negotiators say they have broken a deadlock over student loan interest rates. tara mergener is in washington. tara, this seems like good news. >> it could be. good morning, anne-marie. the breakthrough comes day after lawmakers met with president obama at the white house. the deal would offer students better rates on loans this fa

detroit at 57 as well. that cool air does sweep east but makes for almost a perfect weekend. what was dorian.e were talking about the storm so far off the african coastline. now the hurricane center says these remnants get a chance to get themselves back together, crisscross the bahamas and somewhere maybe thursday into friday, is it a gulf coast runner? is it for south florida? >>> good morning. most of us will have sunshine by noon except for the coast into san francisco. temperatures about 5, 10 degrees >>. >>> all that weather brought to you by cottonelle. the "d" storm because it's an atlantic season. >> "d. i thought i had my alphabet mixed up. >> it's early. >>> coming up here, joss stone opening up about the attempted plot to kidnap and kill her. why she feels sorry for the men who planned it. >>> the this diet and is it safe? to getting a shampoo without water. ♪ how does that feel? [ female announcer ] you can't clean your hair without water, so why clean your bum that way? freshen up with cottonelle toilet paper and cleansing cloths... now in a new dispenser. "taking in the scenery

east that has nuclear weapons. >> helen, this is my inaugural moment here. >> reporter: born in kentucky in 1920, thomas grew up in detroitof the second world war she became a copy girl at the now defunct "washington daily news." and joined united presser and national in 1943. she all but asigned herself to cover the white house in 1960 doing so for upi and eventually her news service. her life was a compellation of firsts. the first woman to close a presidential news conference with the polite -- >> thank you. >> thank you, helen. >> reporter: -- first female officer of the press club. first female officer then president of the white house correspondents association. the first woman member, then president, of the prestigious gridiron club. known for its skits satirizing politicians. ♪ >> reporter: she bragged about her blunt style and few press secretaries could tame her. >> you people call for open must and trance parent. >> i let's have this discussion at the conclusion of the town hall meeting. how about that? >> no. we are having it now. >> helen, i find it unfortunate you use your front-row position bestowed upon yo

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east? or is it the same old dance. i've got key voices from both sides, israel and palestine to find out why this time is different. then wall street wizards meredith whitney explains why detroit is just the beginning. and dean baker disagrees entirely. also what in the world? we have created a new economic time bomb, except its under ice. i'll explain. >>> and presenting the world's newest superhero, is not even a man, get ready for feminism in a burqa. all that and more up ahead. >>> but first, here's my take. if you were to ask me what international problem is least likely to be resolved in the next few years, i would probably say the conflict between the israelis and the palestinians. it takes no special insight to be skeptical on this, no one has ever lost money betting on the mideast peace process. i find myself cheering on secretary of state john kerry's efforts to revive the talks. the palestinians are dysfunctional and divided. for its part, the israeli public have largely given up on the prospects for peace and new political groups like those led by naftali bennett flatly oppose a two-state solution. but there are people in the party that could push the negotiations

east and west coast only on cnbc. it's a terrific show. i know you'll enjoy t.ty, up to you. >> sue, thank you very much. the smallest of detroit's. chrysler revving up some profits. jeeps and more. we'll get reaction from the always valuable editor bob lutz and more on the detroit's bankruptcy. will it hurt the car-maker? that and more when we come back. hi, bob. we'll be right with you. ♪ [ male announcer ] you wait all year for summer. ♪ this summer was definitely worth the wait. ♪ summer's best event from cadillac. let summer try and pass you by. lease this all-new cadillac ats for around $299 per month or purchase for 0% apr for 60 months. come in now for the best offers of the model year. and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. that's not much, you think. except it's 2% every year. go to e-trade and find out how much our advice and guidance costs. spoiler alert: it's low. it's guidance on your terms, not ours. e-trade.

east? or is it the same old dance. i've got key voices from both sides, israel and palestine to find out why this time is different. then wall street wizards meredith whitney explains why detroitjust the beginning. and dean baker disagrees entirely. also what in the world? we have created a new economic time bomb, except its under ice. i'll explain.

an hour wind could threaten minneapolis, chicago, detroit, kansas city, showers, thunderstorms from new orleans to the carolinas. hot, sticky. and the eastchance of thunderstorms. >> 80s. chicago to new york. mostly 90s in the rockies. minneapolis to dallas. 79 in boston. 108 phoenix. >> rocker jon bon jovi joined his roots to give a helping hand to his hometown. bon jovi joined chris christie on a tour of sayerville, flood prone area, recovering from sandy. he didn't come empty-handed and had $1 million check from his band to help storm survivors. bon jovi said returning home was humbling and he called the $1 million donation a drop in the bucket. >> p s my parents live in sayerville. do they really? >> they do. there is a part of sayerville that was untouched by sandy, a part that was untouched by sandy. a part along the water devastated. there are people still out of their homes. if you drive down a certain road in sayerville. everything that was supposed to be inside is outside waiting to be picked up. not enough resources to come and get the stuff. this is going to be incredibly helpful. $1 million check he gave. >> good for jon bon

east coast. fox news alert. new reaction and more fallout as the motor city is apparently running on empty and detroit files forme to a brand new hour of "happening now." i'm jenna lee. jon: maybe bog seger could throw a big concert and generate money for the city. i'm jon scott. detroit is now in financial ruin. the largest u.s. city to file for bankruptcy. the city tracing he its financial problems, a long slow decline. disappearance of high-paying auto jobs led to the exodus of more than 2 million residents. the population falling to 700,000 today. leaving a smaller tax base and hollowed out neighborhoods riddled with crime. mayor dave bing says the city will have to make the best of it. financial manager, kevyn orr says it is business as usual. >> i would like to say to the city residents to assure them and city services and conduct of city business it is business in the ordinary course. services will remain open. paychecks will be made. bills will be paid. nothing changes from the standpoint of the ordinary citizens perspective. >> michigan congressman gary peters who represents parts of detroit warns this

east, from pittsburgh, towards atlanta today. your high, 85 degrees. 87 on the cape. turns to the evening hours around chicago, detroitist christina loren. we have got some thick fog and one of those runways still out at sfo. so, flightcihñ delays this morn not looking great at all. in fact, about two hours and 40 minutes at this point, that goes for arising flights, the thick low ceilings combined with that one runway out of commission, making for really difficult travel today. otherwise though, we are looking good, temperatures are going to be comfortable today, not too hot. 81, bay side you 95, inland, a cooldown headed our way thursday into friday. >>> and that is a look at your weather. now over to savannah and matt. >> thank you, michael. >>> all right. coming up next on "trending," big news for george clooney. back on the market. music to the ears of millions o women. we will have the details up next. >>> also ahead, why retailers are already running back-to-school ads. not too happy. a lot of kids hate this. >>> and ryan reynolds tells us about his two new movies. he challenges us to a unique game of skeeball

detroit you're involved in this. not quite the syracuse and pittsburgh line yet. we have to drag the cold front further east.a slow-moving front. before we get this great weather into the northeast as well. another place where it's really great. take a look at the coastal numbers here anywhere from -- call that san francisco, all the way up towards the seattle area. 70s, 60s. this is nice stuff there. sacramento number and the vegas number, much cooler than they have been. yesterday, 104 in salt lake city. that's very close or right at the record. 94 today is much better. two areas of the country that >>> good morning off to a great start. 75 inland north, south bay 89 in east bay. around the bay mid-60s to >> all that weather was brought to you by invisalign. and i hate to say it, but more rain in the southeast. >> thanks. >>> and coming up here, robin thicke speaks out about his summer superhit. what he says really inspired "blurred lines." >>> and the hottest, new product that claims to help repel every kind of liquid. why it's gone viral so fast. chili's lunch break combos start at just 6 bucks. so ditch

detroit. 69 by the time we get to sunday. that's a real difference from where we have been. big, heavy hit of rain comes, just eastucson, albuquerque, roswell, also into el paso. you're going to get this in 48 hours. it's kind of a wet start to the weekend in that direction. look at the big board. there's two hot spots for thunderstorms. all of the scattered storms in a good p >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. inland 28 in san jose to about 90 in the east bay valleys. below average around the bay from 68 to 78 and look at san francisco and the coast, only 58 to 65. >> we could not be more ready, ladies and gentlemen. right? i can't wait to show you all of the people all around the park. all of that weather was brought to you by mercedes-benz. let's get back to times square. >> look at that crowd. can't wait to get out there. >>> but first, more trouble for paula deen. the cook she calls her soul sister, speaks out in a shocking interview. >>> and the teenager who says a medical miracle cured her migraines. come on back. who says a medical miracle cured her migraines. medical miracle cured her migraines. come on ba

detroit later today. watch for isolated tornado threats with that. here's a look at the forecast. the slight risk is across the upper midwest staying wet across the east including through the panhandle of florida, georgia, alabama and hot through the middle of the country with temperature rees bounding into the mid and upper 90s. a heat wave beginning. that's a look across the country. the forecast in just 30 seconds for local. >>> i'm team 4 meteor logist in for tom kierein this morning. widely scattered light showers and sprinkles west of the d.c. metro area. getting into the midday hours the metro area has a chance to see scattered showers and some isolated storms. otherwise limited sunshine today. a high temperature near or at 90 degrees. for tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms a >>> and that is a look at your forecast. guys, back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. the washington monument glowing again as it undergoes much needed repairs. if you were driving in washington last night, at 8:37 p.m. you got to see the washington monument all lit up as they say. it's undergoing work after an earthquake in 2011 that they put lights on that thing. >>

chance of strong thunderstorms that includes detroit, chicago, milwaukee and back down towards kansas city. just be prepared for the storms in the middle east and we'll watch tropical storm chantal as it makes its journey towards the southeast coastline in the days ahead. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. hi! i'm sandy, and after nine years of working at walmart, i know savings. and right now we've got everything you need for a great summer. this 5-piece dining set on clearance, save over $49! marco! polo! and these op swim separates, on rollback you save over 20%. this nook hd's on rollback. you save $40. great for summer reading. coolers on rollback. sunscreen on rollback. and these towels on rollback. so soft. get more summer for your money at walmart's super summer savings event going on right now at your local walmart. wi drive a ford fusion. who is healthier, you or your car? i would say my car. probably the car. cause as you get older you start breaking down. i love my car. i want to take care of it. i have a bad wheel - i must say. my car is running quite well. keep your car healthy with the works. $29.95 or less af

detroit river, into the air. people inhale it. and let's talk about the sea level rise, which is also carbon pollution and it affects all of the east coast. are those costs going to be included in the cost of the audit for the price of fuels? that theythe degree are valid costs, they should be included, but we should make commonsense judgments as well. you brought up the tar sands from canada. if we do not remember to the gulf coast in a way that is carbon neutral, they will be shipped by both over to china -- boat, where they, with lax environmental rules, would send them all over the world. and, if we send it to china, we are creating jobs for the chinese and non-american workers. carol pointed out that something jobs acrossffect the country. if we do not develop energy resources, we are destroying jobs not just in the area where the energy resources are brought to the surface, but all the way down to where the manufacturing jobs are created, and the energy-intensive jobs that might be in the midwest or the west coast tour east coast that rely on the feedstock. i would like all of this to being coded. -- included. host: here is a

east and midwest isn't done yet. >> miserable. feels like i live inside a dog's mouth. >>> and motor city is now a bankrupt city. financially troubled detroit in the towel. captioning funded by cbs financially troubled detroit throws i >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, july 19th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm vinita nair. a large dangerous wildfire is creeping closer to major resort area east of los angeles. firefighters say they're making