emily bazelon from slate. thank you, emily. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody.est tonight has a new front line documentary about two middle class families. wow, he talked to both of them. please welcome bill moyers. [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. bill, good to see you again. thanks for coming back. you have been a broadcast legend for many years. you have 30 emmys. you have nine peabodies. your current show is moyers and company on american public television. and you also have a front line documentary. these are people you've been following since the 1990s, correct? >> yes, my producers inspired by my wife, it was her idea, had been following these same two families ever since the bread winner in each family, the top bread winner, lost their good factory job. they had been struggling ever since courageously but against great odds to try to find their place in the new global economy. >> stephen: okay. it's called two american families. it airs july 9 at 10:00 p.m. on front line on pbs, correct? >> correct stephen: all right. now why do we need a mid

emily, good to see you again. emily, with doma struck down, shocker. what happened?in to the people what prop-8 is. that was a california law doing what? >> it was banning gay marriage in california. it was passed by the voters but has been struck down as unconstitutional by a trial court judge. then that ruling had been upheld by the appeals court. that was the case that came before the supreme court. >> what was their decision in prop-8? >> the supreme court said we don't have the right people in front of us to decide this case. the party, the defenders of proposition don't have standing. we can't decide this case. that means that the trial court's ruling striking down prop-8 >> stephen: everybody has standing in prop-8 because everybody, you know, could get married. you know, and i'm married. why couldn't i defend prop-8 because now doma is dead, my marriage, i think, is in invalidated. >> no. stephen: i think you're a lesbian now. you're going to be a great one, by the way. >> thank you. your marriage, nothing has changed >> stephen: what are you talking about? t

emily, is there something dangerous about being a college republican?> there is something dangerous if you challenge barak obama. all these kids were doing was wearing republicanesque t- shirt and they were denied entry and there should be a short story godgot to be more played and the only way the president can make it up is invite them to the white house. he disagrees with to the right to assem pel and free speech. where do we draw the line with this? only have people allowed around the president that agrees with him? >> crystal you think that is what will happen with a beverage summit. >> soda pop and college republicans. >> it is doubtful. >> and if the white house is watching fox. >> in all seriousness as emily pointed out before, he flouts the first and second and four and thinks that the constitution is invoept for me. i talked about this with emily before the show, i thought the president of the united states moans he is president of all americans. we have a right to a cellble and hear his audience and his speeches. and they were civil, these ki

emily, is there something dangerous about being a college republican?> there is something dangerous if you challenge barak obama. all these kids were doing was wearing republicanesque t- shirt and they were denied entry and there should be a short story godgot to be more played and the only way the president can make it up is invite them to the white house. he disagrees with to the right to assem pel and free speech. where do we draw the line with this? only have people allowed around the president that agrees with him? >> crystal you think that is what will happen with a beverage summit. >> soda pop and college republicans. >> it is doubtful. >> and if the white house is watching fox. >> in all seriousness as emily pointed out before, he flouts the first and second and four and thinks that the constitution is invoept for me. i talked about this with emily before the show, i thought the president of the united states moans he is president of all americans. we have a right to a cellble and hear his audience and his speeches. and they were civil, these ki

doubtful. >> it is an idea. >> i like emily's idea. emily and i will push the president to do this. in all seriousness, the president slouches the first amendment, fourth amendment, i think the thing about the college republicans, i remember i don't know if i was talking about this before the show, but i thought the president of the united states of america means he is president of all americans, and so we all have a right to assemble, all have a right to hear his audience and his speeches and they were civil, these kids, in missouri i think it was. they protested a bit in advance of the speech. i don't know about you, anybody that's been to college, been a college student, you get a bee in your bonnet, you protest over something. >> i enjoy it when people protest my speeches, i feel i must be significant enough to earn the protest. i am honored. i am not going to protest you guys, i will have you back, both of you, been great. thank you. really great to have you. thanks. [ applause ] >>> coming up, s.w.a.t. teams storming homes, tanks patrolling small town streets in america. are w

emily miller, senior opinion writer for the washington times and a daily beast contributor. struck a chord with people in this country. i want to talk about where we go from here. let me play this sound bite. this was from president obama last year. >> if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon. and, you know, i think they are right to expect that all of us as americans are going to take this with the seriousness it deserves and that we're going to get to the bottom of exactly what happened. >> dr. franklin, i defer to you first. you came on the show yesterday and we continued the dialogue through the rest of the evening. when it comes to one idea that can take us forward, you suggested possibly president obama could lead a conversation on race. how could that happen? >> i think president obama should seize this moment and begin a conversation about race. the attorney general's already told the naacp and the deltas in washington, d.c., that we need a national conversation on race. and i think who better to lead the conversation. go back and listen to the march 2008 speech that p

i want to be a good grandpa to emily. i want her hanging on my leg, come here, emily.orst part about it is not being with your family, man. you can't see your daughter. she grew up on me. you know what i mean? it's like, my god, i missed it all and that sucks. >> not all of it. i don't feel like -- i wouldn't change anything because it made me who i am today. >> really? >> i wouldn't change it. >> you're not mad at me? >> i'm mad, i am, but it's done with. i can't hold resentment. i don't know. >> really? >> i am who i am today because of it. and i don't think i came out too bad. >> no, no -- >> after jumping the hurdles and going through ups and downs, but -- >> now you bounce back. >> yeah. yeah. >> i know we don't know each other that well. but i know i'm going to get to know you. i'm going to make a -- you're going to be a big part of my life, honey, you and emily. >> i just want you to be there. >> i'm going to be there, you know what i mean? >> life is too short. >> it is. >> we waste time. >> i know. >> one week after his reunion with rayven, slagle received hor

we can spell "emily." emily. make an e. remember the eel? sign "m." make your mini mountain.a yak. you can practice spelling faster and faster. let's try "mike." mike. sign "m." like a mini mountain. make an i. remember the insect standing up in line? make a k, like kangaroo ears. and an e. remember -- eel. great fingerspelling. hey, you can fingerspell your name. if someone signs "what's your name?" you can fingerspell your name to them. are you ready to learn more signs? -yeah! -great. how are you? or, how are you doing? first, sign "how." put your fingers together, thumbs up, and then roll them forward. how. then point. you. how are you? how are you? how are you? how are you? roll your hands forward and point. how are you? sign "how are you?" fine. or, i am doing fine. open your hand and tap your thumb on your chest. fine. i am doing fine. first, point to yourself and then sign "fine." i am doing fine. fine. tap your chest. he's doing fine. i'm doing fine. let's sign "fine." we've learned "how are you?" and "fine." i'll bet you know what comes next. right. let's add them t

. >>> and dave would have been late for work if it wasn't for emily and her boyfriend, dave as in dave matthews. . >>> this heat bubble is holding tough. the question is will we be this hot into the weekend? when booking a flight or hotel, many of us use travel websites that find us low fairs. abc2news john matarese shows us why some airlines are making it more difficult more and more airlines want tow book through their websites. now, some airlines are starting inging to penalize travelingers who -- travellers who book through other means. >> dan is a businessman who built a small picture frame shop into a major company over the years, but even his sharp business mind didn't catch the small print. >> we tried to choose our seats and it wouldn't allow us to. ijust figured something was wrong and when i got the printed copy, it showed that my wife and i had gotten seats directly behind each other not beside each other. >> what i was told is that they penalize you if you're buying seats on any website other than their own. >> usa today says third party websites cost carriers about $20 a

emily, please come. bring your rotten brother. >> oh. >> we're rotting at our core, aren't we? how is this app store five years on now, what has it meant to you and major league baseball? >> for us it's what steve jobs said, the best way to reach our fans. our game is a game with 15 new movies every day. you can't figure out what the end is. sometimes you a great walk-off or like the other day with the orioles a great defensive play. if you want to reach your fans

but the way that emily krause got this picture with musician dave matthews is a pretty good story. she and her boyfriend were driving to see matthews perform this weekend when they saw a bicyclist stranded on the side of the road. guess what? it was matthews on his way to the slow. >> we didn't know how to make conversation with him until we were talking about his tour and stuff. they had just been in cincinnati. and he said i'm taking a short break after this one because i have to drop my daughters off at camp, he is just a very humble guy. >> emily and her boyfriend of course gave matthews a ride. he gave them dinner, a trip backstage, front row seats and lots of pictures. >>> still ahead, fighting to end homelessness, one meal at a time. >> i'm meteorologist howard bernstein. >>> one thing should help this eat. the mold spores should finally come down once again. trees grass and weeds are low, but the >>> we have been combing through the day's daily deals and retailer websites to find you deep discounts. here's a deal from living social. you can rent a scooter from these pros, c

emily smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> that ends a 4 year dispute that led to dozens of protests across the country. the proposed new contract provides retro active of ways increases. it will go into effect once union's contract are approved in san francisco. >>> xanga has some changes of the company today. it will be replaced by the man behind microsoft x-box business for the past 3 years. one month ago you remember xanga laid off some hundreds of workers. >>> it was up much more than that in early trading and nasdaq offered 31 points. >>> apple's next big product of a smart watch. . and the ceo tim cook has hinted of aable computer device that could be out this fall. >> back to our continuing coverage of today's bart strike. we had many people decided to stay off the road and instead choosing to telecommute. >> instead of spending hours crawling along in traffic. kathy call crawled out of bed and got to work. >> a bank in san francisco, kennedy counts on bart to get to work to the city everyday. >> she's my home office assistant. >> today she decided to telecommuting was her best alte

from bloomberg studios in san francisco, back to you. >> emily, thank you. most famous hooded sweat shirt in the country may soon be on national display. smithsonian expressed an interest in acquiring the hoody worn by trayvon martin becoming part of a collection from the civil rights movement. right now it's in the possession of the justice department as it decides whether to try zimmerman for violating martin's civil rights. >> makers of top selling energy drinks promise changes to address health concerns atressed by lawmakers. executives appeared before the commerce committee today, senators voice concern about the way brinks -- drinks are targeted to young people as well as high caffeine level. >> they're sold next to gatorade and soft drinks but just one of the cans contains same amount of caffeine as almost seven cans of soda. >> the drink makers admit caffeine levels are high but they say their products contain less caffeine than a similar sized cup of coffee. red bull executives say they prom yais yis to change the way products are marketed. >> spenc

. >> emily chang joins us wlif the after the bell report, hi, emily. >> good afternoon, shares are surging after the social network reported sales and profit excited estimates as the company attracted more customers to its mobile ad services. google introducing chrome cast a new device allowing you to watch videos from phone tablet or lap top. the gadget costing 35s skpdz plugs into a tv input to let customers watch and control online videos. not even beyonce can convince americans to drifrk more sewedda. north american sales fell despite increased marketing from pepsi including the company's sponsorship of the super bowl half time show. despite the drop pepsi reported better than expected earnings thanks to the mixed portfolio of food and beverage units. u.s. stocks fell today giving s and p its first two-day drop in a month on the flip side your bloomberg silicon valley index gained nearly 2% today in the market for a samsung phone? head over to best buy. after holding two popular iphone and ipad trading deals the retailer allowing customers to bring in any working cell phone to its loca

emily, let's start with you. what are you seeing? >> reporter: wolf, you know, we've been talking all week about the heat here in washington. at that point, it was a heat advisory. today they have upped it. it's an excessive heat warning. heat index could go over 110 degrees. and, you know, especially dangerous when you talk about vehicles because safe kids usa says in just ten minutes you sit inside a vehicle that doesn't have air-conditioning, the temperature can go up 19 degrees and just keeps going up after that. extremely dangerous for people and also as michael treeblosser from the washington humane society knows, dangerous for animals as well. how often do you see this happen? >> very often. it's been a busy day this week. yesterday we had three emergency calls come in. one came in this morning. thankfully no loss of life or no injury sustained as of yet, but we're anticipating a busy, busy week ahead, busy time. >> reporter: how long does it take for an animal to get too hot in a car? >> similar to a child or human. it could

emily: hi, everyone.'m emily. i'm super excited to introduce my dad because he's my hero.hen i was little, my dad was away a lot. but i was okay with that because he was doing this really important work driving ambulances in iraq. now he's home. which is great for me because i get to see him every day now. and he's still the biggest hero i know because he tel all the ambulances and the fire engines where to go to rcue people when there's an emergency. i'm so proud of him. he's awesome. he's my dad! [applause] announcer: if your service-connected disability prevents you from continuing in yr civilian career, vocrehab offers counseling, training with a living allowance, education, and other services to help prepare you for your next mission. failing grade. a number of colleges has more students likely to default on loans than graduate. now oregon putting into motion where students can go to a steat college at low tuition or low tuition, but there is a deal. they pay 3% of their annual sary a after graduation for up to 24 years. learn now and pay later? >> they are going into

>> reporter: from coast to coast just like emily, little girls waiting for the call.na and then the calls start coming. >> what's going on? >> georgie james, on the porch, so stunned. she accidentally put the phone down. >> pick up the phone. pick up the phone. >> what are you talking about? >> reporter: an invite. remember emily? >> hello, yeah? >> reporter: they're telling her on the phone she has been chosen. all of them in new york, the documentary following their rehearsals all the practice time to play the orphans. >> i have never been that mad before. never acted that i am mad before. gives me a chance to get into someone else's life. >> reporter: a chance to get into somebody else's life as they realize a dream. >> i'm 11 years old. >> i'm 11 years old. >> i'm 8 years old from houston, texas. >> reporter: all of them on the stage with annie, now getting ready for their final performance next month. david muir, abc news, new york. ♪ >> how do you do that? how do you only pick one or a group out of all of those, i could never. >> all that talent, all that charm.

. >> then i looked a little more and i saw emily van camp. like you. >> jimmy: she put on a lot of weight. [ laughter ] yeah, that is me. why did they label me emily van camp? >> i asked him. >> jimmy: what did he say? >> he said, well, the pictures, you know, the pictures got wet and we took them out and we aired them out and then we put them back and we just never bothered to -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, they're very busy over there. >> i know. this is emily van camp and in his blond hair jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: yeah. they probably don't know who either one of us are. i think that's flattering but i don't think it actually is. [ laughter ] now, your kids are -- i met your son before. >> i know. because he said to me -- i said i was going to do the show, and he said, you're going to do -- you know gjimmy kimmel? and i said, well, i'm going to meet him. and he says, do you know who he is? i said, well, i think so. and he said, no, no, no, mom, do you know who he does? i said, well, i guess. he said, he makes his own pizza, mom. [ laughter

emilie yee. susan fang. stephanie lynn. and cindy young. >> if your name has been called, please approach the podium. >>> hello, my name is jimmy and i'm a member of the chinese progressive association and youth [speaker not understood]. ~ in 2011 i participated in collecting over 800 surveys which asked community members about their health care needs and about what barriers they had to accessing those needs. and we presented those 800 surveys to the health care services master plan task force and we are very pleased that many of our recommendations have been incorporated in the current plan. but while we're really happy that there's been a lot of progress, i'm also here to talk about like some suggestions for how we can improve on those plans. so, in particular, i'd like to talk about health care sources recommendation master plan 3.1, specifically [speaker not understood] it says increase access to appropriate care for san francisco's vulnerable population. and in guidelines 3.1.1 through 3.1.6, it says basically increasi

as emily was talking about, heat is a big factor here. we're not seeing a lot of wind driving this fire and winds very calm between 2 and 5 miles an hour, maybe a just up to eight. the temperatures, 99 degrees and the humidity level very, very low between 5 and 10%. just providing a lot of fuel for that fire that is causing a lot of concern for this community here. idyll wild under a mandatory evacuation. 4,000 homes and 6,000 residents supposed to be out of here and most people are abiding by that. one of the issues that fire fighters, 3,000 fire fighters battling this blaze is the inversion layer, the visibility. we're expecting they'll get aircraft in the air any moment to start fighting that fire which has spread to 23,000 acres, wolf. >> we'll stay in close touch. let's go to chad right now. when can residents in the northeast, the midwest begin to feel some serious relief? >> it is going to come to the midwest first, and then to the northeast second. it will be hot probably for another 36 hours in wisconsin, 48 hours in michigan, an

cnbc emily chan has a preview and she's live in asia. hi, emily. >> reporter: hi there, maria.seeing a rise on record closes with the dow and s&p. it's already friday out here in japan. south korea and australian markets come online at the top of the hour. the in. nikkei is higher and a three-week high for australian shares extended gains. hong kong enjoying the trading day in 90 minutes after having their best day in six months. investors waiting for more clues on how to slow the economy with gdp due out next monday. that's all for me. back to you guys. >> emily, thanks very much. >>> my favorite static of the day. we've had 132 trading days so far in 2013 and of those 132 trading days, the dow has hit 24 all-time highs. >> amazing. >> nasdaq reaching the high in 13 years. nasdaq -- i remember the days of nasdaq all-time high of 5,000. >> it's pretty amazing. we're kind of back to goldie locks. the fed is going to taper but they are not in any rush. i think that was the psychological message that bernanke was trying to convey yesterday. we've taken the edge off the tapering wo

hi, emily. >> good afternoon.ell, apple says it will investigate allegations it's subcontractors are violating labor rights. china labor watch claims dozens of labor violations occurred including forced overtime and poor living conditions. both say they'll get immediately in a statement, apple says it will ensure, quote, corrective actions are taken. >> the deal which is worth $35 billion still faces regulatory hurdles here and in europe but if approved it will create the world's largest ad company. watch out tesla. bmw unveiled i 3 at events in beijing, london and new york and will begin selling the new car in the united states next sprik. the price tag for the i 3 will start around $40,000. u.s. stock fell today, your bloomberg silicon valley index closing slightly higher after a gain in apple shares and net flix may make couch potatoes worse a cording to a study a study took place before arrested development the data suggests it does not substitute for traditional television. in san francisco, back to you. >> w

. >> hi, emily. >> good afternoon. apple is looking to take on the tv market bloomberg learned the company nearing a deal with time warner cable to give subscribers access to channels via apple tv and learning that apple peered away from hulu. these moves after apple added content from hbo and espn to apple tv. yahoo ceo marisa myer makes another acquisition. the start up makes an app allowing users to turn photos, muse skbrik videos into short movies and stocks losing team ahead of friday's jobs report. why your bloomberg silicon valley index rose today. and flying southwest got more entertaining. passengers free to watch live tv thanks to a new partnership with dish network. dozens of on demand shows will be available on the planes. from bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, back to you. >> thank you so much. >> conditions not getting better for crews battling that wildfire that killed 19 firefighters. authorities are expecting powerful wind gusts that will make it more challenging to battle this blaze. officials say it

hopefully everyone knows emily's list. darian porton. working with pro-choice candidates all over the country to stock the republican -- top the republican -- stop the republican assault on women's rights. she has a great twitter feed. a.the right, james carter you may know him as the researcher before the -- behind the 47% say. behind the 47% take. is consulting for media matters for america, the media watchdog dornan fox news'side. all the way on the end, amanda terkel, who is a reporter and editor at "the huffington post." fans, wehe seinfeld "terkel," because she is oh is beating us on getting scoops. the first and want to do is run through the election cycle in research, and tracking. the greatest hits, if you will. with james,art off to give us a little bit of background on the story of the 47% tape. >> ok. research, doing this looking for videos about republicans saying stupid things , because it was fun at first. it went from being fun to being hobby more time-consuming , and now it is my job. this is a gradual process. during th

at bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, back to you. >> thank you so much, emily.magine driving up to your house and finding it's not there. that is what happened to a texas couple saturday. a crew tore down their house instead of the condemned house next door. >> oh, come on. >> we drove up there and walked around and as we left i saw two city marshals on patrol. i said what happened. i said someone tore down our house. he is like, that was your house? oops. >> oops is right. the vacation home had been in his family for decades. he had just bought it from his aunt and planned to move there. he placed his other home on the market. now, underwood is expecting to be fully compensated for the loss. >> he seems to be taking it well. >> he was holding it together better than i thought. >> i would lose my normally sunny disposition. >> you're so sunny, larry. >> yes. this sunday is the aids walk, san francisco. >> yes. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. we'll be streaming live at abc 7 news/live. you can still register. all have you to do is call, visit aids walk.net or text walk

emily: hi, everyone. i'm emily. i'm super excited to introduce my dad because he's my hero.hen i was little, he was doing this really important work driving ambulances in iraq. now he's home. and he's still a hero because he tells the ambulances where to go when there's an emergency. i'm so proud of him. he's awesome. he's my dad! announcer: if your service-connected disability hinders your civilian career, vocrehab offers a variety of services to help prepare you for your next mission. >>> my daughter called me and said that it seemed like they kind of overshot the runway a little bit. and came down hard on the front tire. and from what she recalled the tire fell off. back tire came off then started to roll and flipped over, caught fire. the fire was up front. and then, came to a rolling stop then started evacuating everybody. >> the former pilot has flown the kind of plane that crashed in san francisco. the boeing 777. he spoke, and what are your thoughts? >> looks to me after they showed the picture of the overrun and of that beyond the end of the runway at least a part o

my parents john and emily and myself own 2445. my wife and i reside there with our two children and my parents are on larkin street and other families stay close by who is our good friends. over the course of the last two years we've he crafted a project that the neighborhood is comfort with and also the planning department. we've come up with planning designs that incorporated concessions there were presented to us by the building department and so on. started working diligently with the planning department to achieve a project that was sponsored by the planning department we were unable to satisfy your neighbors. as you are aware we submit the information the planning department overlooked the light well, and kate will attest to you pointed out this was a light well. and in the light of understanding kate and the planning department changed their recommendations for us to match the standard procedure that was on july 2nd. and what we agreed to generally, the light well, some preserve the light and air in our dense environment an

we'll get on our ladders and say what our charters are thinking and george and emily are two innocent kids pray playing with love and consumed by the passion. don't you think? >> there is a lot to say about that. that was fantastic. do you know -- >> oh. >> even then you were perfect. >> pitch perfect. >> pitch perfect. >> do you know the name of the title of that episode? what that episode was called? >> oh, wow, i don't know. something to do with our town and emily and that episode -- boyd, something, one boyd for two girls or two girls for one boyd. >> i don't -- that's right. >> that's right? >> that's right? >> i'm never right. you got two answers out of three correctly soft you win, and what you win is -- thank you very much. a lovely friend's dvd. all ten seasons. >> god. that's great. >> i'll sign it for you. >> that's very valuable. >> to lisa, keep reaching for the stars. [ laughter ] matthew perry. then, you know, track down the other four and you have the whole thing. >> hey. >> web therapy area tuesday at 11:00 p.m. on show time and who do you think you are area at 9:00 o

emily: hi, everyone. i'm emily. i'm super excited to introduce my dad because he's my hero.lly important work driving ambulances in iraq. now he's home. which is great for me because i get to see him every day now. and he's still the biggest hero i know because he tel all the ambulances and the fire engines where to go to rescue people when there's an emergency. i'm so proud of him. he's awesome. he's my dad! [applause] announcer: if your service-connected disability prevents you from continuing in your civilian career, vocrehab offers counseling, training with a living allowance, education, and other services to help prepare you for your next mission. >>> "back of the book" segment tonight. duck dynasty. and it's just that. the television show is a massive hit. there is a best-selling book out about it, and it's a kind of mania, around a company called duck commander that makes hunting stuff many only in america could this happen. we talk with the ceo, willy robertson. "duck dynasty" did all right, got renewed, second year, grew it, third year, you are beating "the factor."

he does a duet with emily sonde out of the uk. huge song, massive song. you hear that? just beautiful. well, he's here today to sing his half of the song. >> she's not here? >> you may have to sing the other half. so, yeah, this is this month's artist of the month. >> that's beautiful. >> oh, it's beautiful. >> do you like being on tv, elvis? are you enjoying it so far? >> yeah. i just want to be with you and have another cocktail. >> there is a guy who is a famous baseball player. his name is matt harvey. okay? plays for the mets. so he's really a good looking guy. so jimmy fallon decided to have some fun with this guy. he sent the pitcher out with a microphone to question people about what they feel about matt -- >> he's a huge deal. he's pitching in the all-star game tonight. >> he is a big deal. let's watch the clip. >> who's your favorite player? >> oh, dude, harvey, man. >> really. if he was standing here right now what kind of advice would you give him? >> i would say just keep being awesome. i'm pretty sure that's it. >> well, we appreciate it. >> thanks a lot.

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emily smith, thank you. the heat remains over the west. look at the widespread advisories. not just where we are living but across california, nevada and arizona. for us the advisory now the heat warning. lasting through wednesday. right as you get into the east bay, you are include in this. you can see into the central valley. around north bay, widespread. as soon as you get aw from the water. gilroy, sunnyvale, side of the peninsula. and the mountains. that through wednesday. definitely the possibility of heat exhaustion, heat stroke. just a reminder to take it easy out there. high pressure bringing us hot weather. it is beginning to feed moisture into california. look at that. the possibility of dry lightning and thunderstorms is definitely with us. there today. it will be with us over the next few days. if you are going this direction, that to be aware of. closer here. we are going to see increase in clouds. and we may feel muggy as we get started tomorrow. look at what happens here. into had evening. it could off set our cooling over night, the clouds act as a blanket.

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dave matthews invited emily and her boyfriend to dinner and then they got to enjoy the show from the row. >> there's a picture of her and dave matthews in the back seat and he's smiling and somebody wrote on her facebook page i'll bet you'll never change that profile picture ever with dave matthews in your back seat. >> great story. >> all right. gary mcgrady, let's talk about the hot story. >> let's talk about dave matthews to keep our minds off the heat. >> the heat is coming. we've got talk about it. >> it's hot outside. >> i think it's going to be pretty much a lot like today if not a little bit worse as we start getting tomorrow and the next day and next day. good news is this is not going to be as bad as last july where we had consecutive days up over well 100 degrees or higher. we had four consecutive dis of 100 degrees or higher and we had eight consecutive days last july where the temperature was 95 degrees or higher. we're not going any -- see anything like that at least with this heat spell. that doesn't mean we can't have some more coming up. start with sentinel radar. th

he was so grateful that he invited emily and boyfriend to dinner. gave them front row seats for the show and even signed their tickets saying thanks for the ride. >> oh man. >> that is pretty cool. speaking of singers, teen pop star, carly ray jepson won the honor of throwing out the worst first pitch ever. she has a hit song called, call me maybe. you know that song, right? supposed to throw out the first pitch in yesterday's tampa bay rays game, but it was more like the first bowl. not a strike. oh man. >> maybe a little more practice. >> coming up next, many people take aspirin to prevent heart problems, but now a new study shows aspirin may help women keep one type of cancer away. you'll want to stay tuned for that. "the democratic party of virginia sponsored this ad." when congress failed to renew the violence against women act, republican and democratic attorneys general from 47 states spoke out to protect women. but ken cuccinelli refused. the roanoke times wrote, "virginians should remember cuccinelli's cowardly inaction as he seeks to becom

emily: hi, everyone. i'm emily. i'm super excited to introduce my dad because he's my hero.s little, he was doing this really important work driving ambulances in iraq. now he's home. and he's still a hero because he tells the ambulances where to go when there's an emergency. i'm so proud of him. he's awesome. he's my dad! announcer:f your ice-connectedisability hinders your civilian career, vocrehab offers a variety of services to help prepare you for your next mission. >> from the fox business studios in new york, here again is gerri willis. gerri: it is all sunshine and roses at the hhs deparent where secretary kathleen sibeliusaises obmacare is pushed to digitize records. in percent of hospitals are putting your records in digital format. she says that this can help save money at the same time. we continue our investigation tonight with the founder and chief technology officer for medical information security. >> what is the dark side of putting all this data and personal data on the cloud? >> it is true in a lot of ways. there is a lot of risk to tting this sensitive da

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emily and her boyfriend were driving to the concert when they saw a man standing next to a broken bicycle that was dave matthews. >> we saw him on the other side of the road and we pulled my car in here. he picks his bike up and throws it up here. >> he invited her and her boyfriend to dinner to thank them for the ride. they also watched the concert on the front row. >> not collects call me maybe? >> maybe not. >> that hurts. carly rae jepson is throwing out the first pitch. you can see is right there. it only traveled a couple of feet. everything looked great but she just kind of forgot to let go of the ball. i do not know. that form. strasburg. >> no. that will not win her a starting rotation soon. she is off target. but who is always on? >> look at you. you get round the points. you can call me. all right. it'll be hot and humid this week. get ready for it as temperatures later this workweek climb toward the triple digits. a little bit of relief possible by the weekend. >> what did you say? >> i will write this down for you. here are my digits. >> we will get through this stretch. but