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the g series from gatorade. everybody.ght is a former fighter-pilot who designs semi-autonomous flying surveillance drones at m.i.t. big deal, i can put together an ikea stool. [laughter] please welcome missy cummings. [cheers and applause] wooo! [cheers and applause] check it out. hey, nice to meet you, missy. would you care to join us? [cheers and applause] [laughter] nice landing. [cheers and applause] all right, all right miss cummings, you were one of the navy's first female fighter pilots? >> that's correct. >> stephen: you are now an associate professor at the m.i.t.'s director of ayer naughtics and the director of human and auto immediate consideration lab. are you making man-machine hybrids? what does that do? >> not quite so exotic. we're trying to make technology easier for humans to use. >> stephen: like -- what could be, you know harder than this? [laughter] this can't be easy. >> this technology is actually off the shelf. you can buy one of these yourself. what we've done that is fairly novel in our lab is we

the original gatorade.ing protein that helps restore your body while cooling you down. prime, perform, recover. the g series from gatorade. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is here to talk about his new project for the troops. good, i'm glad somebody has a plan for them. please welcome gary sinise! [cheers and applause] hey -- [cheers and applause] thanks for coming. thank you so much. gary, good to see you. sit down, buddy. [laughter] i'm a fan. i'm a fan. you know, you are a big deal, man! you are a big star. and you are an emmy winner, right? >> yes. >> stephen: me, too. >> i got one of those over there, too see my emmy, got a flack jacket on. >> got it nicely display there'd. >> stephen: have you ever won a peabody? >> no. >> stephen: i got one over there. just wanted to put that out there. >> what is that? >> stephen: what is that right there? an hourglass. the grim reaper gave it to me. [laughter] sir, everybody knows that you are an adad my award winning act

the g series from gatorade. within welcome back.vernor buddy roemer who say republican candidate for president. now sir you say you don't like pacs. i with i have found that donors to pacs are some of the most intelligent, beautiful and or handsome people in america. you keep the donations to what, what is the limb snit. >> $100. >> stephen: but sir. >> buddyroemer.com. $100. >> stephen: got to get that in there. buddyroemer.com. no, i respect that. i respect that. but $100, $100 from 300 million americans is only $30 billion. how you can expect to run for president -- >> all i need is a million americans. if i can get a million americans to stand up to the right thing against the big checks, we win. one million. >> stephen: okay. let's talk about standing up for the right thing. are you going to iowa, are you on the ballot in ames. >> i am not. >> stephen: why aren't you on the ballot? >> it's called $15,000, that is the price of having a booth to participate in the kbal ot. and i love iowa. i'm a farmer, i'm a cotton farmer. it's

. >> coming up, gatorade, and a swing and a miss. you're watching "early today." >>> well, good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> there's a ban on openly gay members serving in the military. a stay had previously been issued as the policy made its way for the courts. the ruling merely hastens plans by pentagon officials to formally scrap the policy by the end of this month. >>> in california authorities say three former pta mothers recruited investors in a $14 million ponzi scheme. two have been arrested. one was already in jail. it's believed they spent some of the money on lavish vacations, new cars, and gambling. >>> prince william and wife catharine took a detour from their official itinerary on their trip to canada yesterday to visit a town recently damaged by a wildfire. they met with workers and displaced residents. >>> and a small town in albania unveiled a statue of former president george w. bush yesterday. it's to mark his 2007 visit there and also to thank the u.s. for its support. alban

the g series from gatorade. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back.e to talk about the world's newest country south sudan. great. now i got to throw out all my clothes. please welcome john prendergast. (cheers and applause) hey, mr. prebder-- prendergast. sit is down. sir? let's give the people your cv. it is quitism press &ive. besides being the author of such books as unlikely brother, are you also a human rights advo kachlt you worked for peace in africa for over 25 years. you're co-founder of the enough project. which is an issue to end genocide and crimes against human knit africa. and your group helped push the referendum that lead to the creation of south sudan. okay. anything impressive? (laughter) how does a new country come into existence? do two old countries love each other very much and then give each other a special hug? what-- how did this happen? >> there wasn't enough love, actually, stephen. they fought for five decades. >> stephen: north and south sudan. >> and the southerners basically after having been enslaved and bombed and colo

the g series from gatorade. prime. perform. recover. a vacation on a budget with expedia. a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. everybody. my guest tonight is a particle physicist here to talk about his new tv series "wonders of the universe." i already know three wonders -- stevie, bread and woman. please welcome brian cox. [cheering and applause] hey, nice to see you again, brian. all right. you are a smarty pants. >> thank you. >> stephen: tell the people out there just how smart your pants are. you're a particle physicist, royal society university research fellow at the university of manchester where you hold a chair in particle physics. you're about to present the second installment of your peabody award-winning series "wonders of the universe" july 27th, 9:00 p.m. on the science channel. and it has a c

the g series from gatorade. (cheers and applause). >> jon: that's our show!orrow night at 11:00. here it is, your moment of zen. >> for halloween, diehards it's never too early to start costume planning. no top sick off limits even if it means having the most shocking costumes. you've got to see it. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org it mean to be poor in america? wait about a week and we might all find out. (laughter) then showdown over the debt ceiling. will democrats cave or simply crumble? (laughter) and my guest, brooke gladstone is a radio host with a new graphic novel. maybe someday she'll put sound with pictures. (laughter) nasa has found volcanos on the dark side of the moon-- and they erupt in sync the wizard of oz. (laughter) this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the "report," everybody. thank you so much. is (crowd chanting "stephen") >> stephen: thank you so much. thank you for joining us. thank you

after blowing a save he went ga his stick on this gait -- gatorade jug. it's 2-0 san francisco. still in the first. crawford takes max scherzer deep for a three-run homer. now in the third, 6-0 giants, but the game is in a rain delay. >> the a's and diamondbacks are just underway. the story last night about rich harden. got the victory, striking out six over six strong innings, his first win since last august. >> felt good. great to get back out there. been a while. and kind of looking forward to that day. so hopefully just build on that start from here on out. >> at the women's world cup, the u.s. continues to play like the team to beat. today they took care of loam -- colombia. heathy o'riley finds an opening and makes a great shot. benting into it the corner of the net. 1-nil. after they gave a salute to all the troops. second half now,ing megan goes high. fines the back of the net. the americans weren't done yet. carly from outside the box. the u.s. advances with a 3-nil victory. it wall wrap up group play wednesday against sweden. >> the tour de france is underway. stage on

. >> one night agent after brian wilson took a bat the gatorade jug, his teammates did the same to theers. sandoval connects for his seventh home run of the season. then in crawford takes scherzer deep for a three-one shot. 5-0. rain delayed the game for more than two and a half hours, and win it resumed so did the home runs, in the third, tejada with the grand slam, 10-0. the giants pound out a season-high 15 runs on 16 hits. >> the a's were hoping to cook up their second win over the diamondbacks but kris young spoiled the recipe. the two-run shot. in the eight. matsui's single drives in weeks. the lead is cut in half. but the rally falls short. 4-2 was the final. >> a big surprise in the women's finals in wimbledon. coe cocoa -- share pope -- sharapova was upset. she follows up her serve with a for -- forehand winner, then with a chance to break serve, check out the record. the czech closed out the match with an ace. wins her first major. tomorrow rafael nadal and djokovic play for the men's championship. >> bob and mike bryan when the doubles title. their 11th grandmother grand gr.

detroit closer takes it out on the gatorade cooler. wilson prefers h20. take that. blue jays pitcher roush not happy with the calls. he gets tossed. can barely be restrained by the manager. roush listed at 6'10", 290. that's a big dude. >>> spencer levine. check it out. an angry man. drop kicks his hat. remember, this is not what to do when you're on the golf course on any

logan morrison totally misses on the gatorade dump so then hanley ramirez goes for the pie.whiffs on the pie. thenit is dropped on the grounds. brett hayes nailed them with a fourth. you've got to celebrate that. >> that's it for us. have a great night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ú

in his big interview after the game, here comes a gatorade. oh, nice move. we now move again to the shaving cream. swiss and a miss. he can't be that quick, can he? finally, fatigue set in. he said, let me have it. mike stanton did his best, but in the end he still got creamed. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> narrator: early today sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> one star names her baby, and reports an ex-super couple has reunited. your entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, they're coming to america, but are they ready for hollywood? coming up, a not so prim and proper tribute to the royal couple. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." your thursday forecast, not too dramatic. showers and thunderstorms are possible in the inner mountain west. the humidity is up in areas like phoenix and tucson. that's why we are sparking storms late in the day. same for vegas. a little dry in much of california, but just a slight chance for a showe

. >> i put gatorade in their water to keep them from dehydrating. >> reporter: in tulsa where it was 106 on friday, chocolate was melting so fast, a store manager put up black curtains to block the sun. >> when the sun hits it, there's really nothing you can do. the temperature just goes up and up. >> reporter: for farmers and ranchers, the problem is is much more serious. cattle are being sold to market because pastures are bone dry. the drought stretches from new mexico to the east coast. 14% of the continental u.s. has endured the driest six months on record since 1895. from texas to georgia, farmers hoping for yellow corn are seeing brown stalks. >> we need some rain very desperately. >> reporter: but for most of the country, rain is not in the forecast, only more blistering heat. charles hadlock, nbc news, atlanta. >>> let's bring in the weather channel's samantha moore now to tell us how hot it's going to get. >> good evening. yes, this extended periods of heat really start to take their toll and over 100 million people will be affected by this heat wave. big ridge of high pres

here comes the gatorade. nice move. we move together with a shaving cream swing and a miss.t quick, can he? hee finally said let me have it. mike stanton did his best, but in tend he still got creeping. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> and now for another quick look at the weather here's nbc's bill karins with another check of the forecast. they got him pretty good, i have to say. >> whipped cream is already. shaving cream -- >> is that what that was? >> most likely. i don't know of whipped cream that baseball players have in their lockers. >>> good morning, everyone. yesterday, hottest day in the eevgt philadelphia. 93 degrees. boston at 92 yesterday. so it was a steamy day and today's going to be similar. it's still kind of humid out there. you'll feel it this morning. temperatures are very warm in the big city. we didn't cool off much at all last night. you start off in the mid-70s. it's pretty easy to get up to 90 degrees. we will be watching a few afternoon thunderstorms. not a lot, just isolated thunderstorms will be a problem, especially it looks

. >> apparently they were out of gatorade. nats now 41-41. i never seen the gum before. and braves scoreless in the 6th until jason hayward sends that to center field. his 8th. all right remember back on may 4 when the caps got swept out of the playoffs by the lightning? those were dark days for cap fans. as we stood in tampa after that game, we made a little prediction. >> i hope you got a good look at the capitals team that was on the ice tonight. the next time you see it it's going to look very, very different. >> we weren't whistling dixie that night. after waiting two months to begin his surgery on the roster, today was the day nhl free agency opened at noon. center boyd gordon gone. he moves to phoenix. additions, three-time all star roman comes over from montreal. joe ward joins the caps from the national predators and jeff halpurn rejoins the team where he was the captain six years ago. busy day, george? >> i feel like our team is complete. we can piddle around, but if we do nothing going into september, we're in good shape. >> the hills are filled, but it's movi

fers tossing the gatorade jug, and then he found a bat and takes that to it. he needs to take it easy. it is now 4-3 and bases loaded for detroit. bosh lines it up the middle, and he goes to second for the game ending double play. 4-3 your final. rich hardin making a season debut for the a's. in the fifth and he gets him swinging. one of his six punchouts on the night. the offense comes alive in the bottom of the frame. three straight two-out hits. and he rips a double down the right field line. they both score. the a's go up 5-1. and then in the 6th, harden getting some help from his defense. he sends one deep into center. looks like it is out of here. but cocoa says not on my watch. rich hardin picked up his first win in his return. 5-4 the final. and in colorado mark ellis knows how to make a first impression. a day after being traded from the a's he goes 3 for 5 with a homer and three r.b.i's. take that oakland. he leads the rockies to a 9-0 win over the royals. nadal keeps knocking them down at wimbledon. he is facing andy murray and they are looking for

. >> it has been rough, i have survived off water and gatorade. >> she has lived in this home and she is 91 and the home is more than 100 years old and feels that the repairs would not happen without the program. >> i am so grateful for the program. >>> beware of hearings after your personal information. coming up, it is cyber war fair and we'll find out who's fighting off the bad guys. >>> the end is near for borders bookstore and we will tell what you you can find before the final chapter at a great price. for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent. but anyone can help a foster child. >> in today's world we make many of our transactions online and that means a lot of per

out of place, but keeping up without gatorade or power bars.ople snapped his picture all along the route. and then, up ahead this was itit and somebody actually videotaped the moment at what for the runners nearby was 2 hours and 14 minutes. and so, he was already famous by the time he wandered back home next morning, to the relief of an obviously worried rosana. the medal was from the greenebaum cancer center in maryland. suddenly, dozer was bringing in contributions. and with his own facebook page and close to 2,500 fans, he's raised $17,000, surpassing any of the human runners. and you know what that makes dozer the goldendoodle, one-e-me underdog? it makes him poster dog and puts him a lot closer to the front of the pack. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> run, dozer, run. and we thank you for watching. we're always on at abcnews.com. we'lsee you tomorrow. >>> tonight the shooting death of a muni fare evader. police found gun they say he used to kill himself after they shot him. >> senseless murder of a midnight missionary. his death tou

bring what you want in regards to water and gatorade, something to stay hydrated. it's awfully hot out here. if you don't want to lug yet yourself, stay on the metro. you can buy it. there are stands within the security perimeter to buy water, things to stay hydrated and let me touch upon metro quickly. that is your best bet to get down here. metro is telling us the smithsonian station will be closed through the fireworks and that is going to reopen for you to get home tonight but closed secure security reasons. the weather is dicey tonight once again this year issue the same thing. any plans in place, i know, in years past when we had big storms on the mall, they opened up all the local government buildings for people to get out of the rain and the potential lightning down there. any talk of that yet? >> reporter: no talk of that. there are contingency plans. last night around the staging area, they did evacuate the mall because of the thunder and lightning and right now, there is no talk about the possibility of evacuating the mall tonight and again, as we know,

space shuttle "atlantis" are testing a new device that can turn urine into a sport's drink like gatorade little different, instead of the slogan, "is it in you," they use the slogan, "it was in you." [ laughter ] that's right, astronauts are using a device that converts urine into a drink. at least that's what they're telling the one astronaut that everyone hates. [ laughter ] just drink it, rookie. this is pretty interesting, a new study found that smoking can actually protect your joints. or as stoners put it, "dude, we gotta protect all these joints! [ laughter ] smoke them, smoking protects the joints, get it? "you don't --" hey, this is cool. kathie lee and hoda are bringing their show to canada on thursday and friday. that's right. they plan to take in all the beautiful wildlife, you know, wild turkey, moosehead, grey goose. [ laughter ] that's right. kathie lee and hoda are going to montreal. in fact, they're so excited, they've already started slurring in french. [ laughter ] isn't that cool? hi, guys. hey, this isn't good. charlie sheen's ex-wife was photographed over the weeken

brian wilson took a bat to a gatorade jugs teammates did the same to the tigers. the jug is doing just fine it was back on the bench last night. sandoval connects with the seventh home run of the season. brandon crawford takes him deep for a three-run shot. it was 5-0. rain delayed the game for more than two and a half hours but when it resumed so did the home run. in the third miguel tejada breaks it open and it made it 10-0. they had a season high of 15 runs. they win 15-3. >> the a's were hoping to cook up their second win against the d'backs but young spoiled the recipe. young went three for four with 4 brismts. hideki matsui single driving in one but the rally falls short jackson strikes out with two on. 4-2 was the final. >>> a big surprise for the women's finals as petra kvitova upset maria sharapova. it was kvitova played with confidence. she would take the first set 6-3. kvitova with a chance to break service. 21-year-old czech closed it out with an ace. she wins her first major. >> former stanford star bob and mike brian wins their doubles title. they ar

or are you just emptying an entire gatorade squirt bottle into the toilet. everything all right?ered applause ] thank you. [ applause ] >> steve: "good job, captain!" [ laughter ] "thanks, bucky." >> jimmy: do it, again, do it again. >> steve: all right. "good job, captain!" "thanks, bucky." [ laughter and applause ] bucky. >> jimmy: bucky is his sidekick. >> jimmy: it's his sidekick. >> steve: yeah. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, pickles, for being like hot dogs that got really angry and turned into the hulk. [ laughter and applause ] "you won't like me when i'm angry." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: "actually, you're pretty tasty." >> steve: "you're tasty." >> jimmy: "oh, you're crunchy." ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, stopwatches for also being 50% start watches. [ laughter and applause ] start watches. ♪ thank you, people who say, "you know who you look like?" for basically saying, "hey, you know which celebrity you're a 40% less attractive version of?" [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, pamphlets for being smaller versions of pamps. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, libraries, for being a place to s

one night of a giants closer brian wilson took a bat to a gatorade jug, his teammates did the same to the tigers. in case you are wondering, the jug is doing fine. it was back on the bench last night. giants scored early and often against detroit. in the first with a man on, pablo sandoval connects for his 7th home run of the season. then crawford takes it deep for a three run shot. it was 5-0. rain delayed the game for more than 2 1/2 hours but when it resumed, so did the home runs. in the third miguel tejada breaks it open with a grand slam. the twelfth slam of his career. made it 1-0. -- made it 10-0. the giants found out a season-high 15 runs on 16 hits. they win big, 15-3. the a's were hoping to cook up their second straight win over the d-backs. but arizona's chris young spoiled the recipe. in the fifth he takes josh outmanman deep for a two-run shot. 3 for 4 with 4 rbi. it stayed 4-0 until the run. and 4-2 was the final. a big surprise in the women's final at wimbledon as petra kvitova upset three-time champ maria sharapova. going into the final sharapova had not lost a pet but

one night of a giants closer brian wilson took a bat to a gatorade jug, his teammates did the same toers. in case you are wondering, the jug is doing fine. it was back on the bench last night. giants scored early and often against detroit. the first man on pablo sandoval connects for 7th home run of the season. then crawford takes it deep for a three run shot. it was 5-0. rain delayed the game for more than 2 1/2 hours but when it resumed, so did the home runs. in the third miguel tejada breaks it open with a grand slam. the twelfth slam of his career. made it 1-0. the giants found out a season-high 15 runs on 16 hits. they win big, 15-3. the a's were hoping to cook up their second straight win over the d-backs. but arizona's chris young spoiled the recipe. in the fifth he takes josh outmanman deep for a two-run shot. 3 for 4 with 4 rbi. it stayed 4-0 until the the run. and 4-2 was the final. a big surprise in the women's final at wimbledon as petra kvitova upset three-time champ maria sharapova. going into the final sharapova had not lost a pet but petra kvitova employed with confide

to the city you know there are stands all over the place, i've seen a number selling nothing but gatorades, waters, things to keep hydrated out there. i guarantee you they are more popular than the burrito or kabob stand but was they'll come back in favor in time. we talked to public hospitals in new york city, they admitted 53 people on friday for heat-related issues a spike from four thursday. they say they see the most effect when you have heat over several days, five, six, seven days in a row. something we will not see here in the city. more records could be set from philadelphia southward today. more heat continues in the deep south over toward the middle of the country. no changes in store there. so heat remain a big story. we set 845 record highs since monday through saturday. but we set over 2,000 record high low temperatures, warm nights, many cities stayed in the 80s through the course of the week. that is rough stuff. >> no kidding. i left for work at 4:30 one morning and it was 85. i got to my car none theless. >> difficult to start the day. >>> sports bee onthe scores. two run

gatorade or the peeda lites. >> if you're outside and playing or working or drinking water and shouldn'tthat water on yourself. >> you can cool yourself off like that, but be careful when you do things like that. although you're cooling yourself. it's going to be very, very temporary and then it can sort of mask some of the other side effects or signs you may be having leading to heat exhaustion. the key is in days like this, whether the temperatures are 100, 105. you need to number one, stay inside as much as you can. you definitely should not be doing activity outside, exercise in the hottest time of the day and afternoon and people of course have to work in the heat need to be especially careful and you have to sty hydrated and you can know the drink enough water during this time. >> jamie: can i tell you, doctor, how you describe the signs. you're suffering from heat, but when it crosses the line into something much more dangerous, short of taking your temperature. >> right. >> what would you be feeling or experiencing or can we tell if someone we love is having a problem with the he

out of place but keeping up, without gatorade or power bars. picture all along the route. up ahead, this was it. and somebody actually videotaped the moment. at what to the runners nearby was 2:14. so he was already famous by the time he wandered back home next morning, to the relief of an obviously worried roseanna. the medal was from the greenbound cancer center at university of maryland. dozer's story was bringing in contributions. with his facebook page and clolo to 2,500 fans he's raised $17,000, surpassing any of the human runners. you know what that makes dozer the goldendoodle, one-time underdog? it makes him poster dog. and puts him a lot closer to the front of the pack. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> that is one cute dog. >> and you know it's big when he has his own facebook page too. >> oh, yeah. how many likes on that one? >> a lot. >> i'll bet. >> you're in good shape, are you a runner? by any chance? >> i wish. i don't ru you run at all? >> we found a little picture. of you coming in on your way to work. >> maybe that would

they have tropicana, they have orange juice, water, gatorade, they have quicker foods, quaker oats, they have fritos. >> a lot of people do not realize that that is all pepsi. and >> they came out were pretty good numbers but they said that the import cost, to transport their goods back and forth and the aluminum to bottle the stuff is very problematic so they will raise their prices. wall street was not thrilled with their inflation hitting us but it will work out because mcdonnell has raised their prices, coke has raised their prices as well as mcdonald's. >> because we keep hearing about the world consumers, but a kid in poverty is suddenly working into rock cable television. they want that american story. >> and other winner of microsoft, doing very well? >> yes and if you and i went back in time, we would of thought that microsoft was to corporate, they would never do it but then they did it. their pc division was slowing, but more people have x box 360. it is in our home microsoft surprise me with a very good quarter. >> how about apple lyon, that is the new software? it >> up wind

. >> not to be confused with gatorade although it's a similar color. >> windex, good for breakouts in know. >> this good for hangovers. number 38," american pie," best song ever. >> don mcclain. take a listen. ♪ bye-bye miss american pie drove a chevy to the levee but the levee was dry ♪ >> some of these were consumed listening though that song, i imagine. perhaps not made in america but definitely consumed. we will be drinking those at some other time. >> self-stick stamps. mber 28. you can actually get these out of an atm now. isn't that awesome? >> you can get them at the grocery store. you can get ben and jerry's ice cream. this is number 26. my favorite, mint chip. >> at number -- i'm going to have it in a second. i can't tell you what number eight is. steve jobs. where would we be without his i-devices? >> especially you with all your stuff. wives everywhere wish they'dd stop inventing stuff. >> that's right. tech overload. >> number one on the list. you say it. >> ready? and this is not an actual product. so this is sort of in the spirit of america, we should say. >> very true

we have water stations and big gatorade coolers at every gate and around the building to refill water for free. we're asking our fans to pay attention to the weather and to their bodies and get out of the sun. >> reporter: yesterday you had people pass out in seats, we saw one guy being pulled out with a gurney with an i.v. attached. >> it's dangerous. unfortunately, we have a double header today, which we have to get through. there's a lot of places in target field where fans can get out of their seats and get out of the heat and get into shade and comfort. >> thanks. drew, they say not only hydrate but try not to be active so that your body can release the natural heat that its generating. real tough to do in conditions like this, and not only here in minneapolis but across the midwest for the entire week. >> you have a couple of baseball guys here. did they schedule a double header on a monday? was this a makeup game? >> reporter: it's a makeup game with the cleveland indians. you're smart, drew. yes, it wasn't a scheduled double header. it's a day-night. they clear the stadium and

if you have been sweating a lot you can drink some fluids, sometimes gatorade has some electrolytes inut any time someone is confused, and they are outside in the heat, that you've got to call 911 right away because heatstroke is life threatening, it kills. jenna: what prevents it? >> well, pretty much cooling down. and the problem is seniors, the very elderly, kids, they are more at risk. seniors that are shut inside with no air-conditioning, you have to have air circulating, so open a window, have a fan, but it's really just getting out of the elements. don't do your exercise in the hottest part of the day. jenna: the british medical journal had an interesting article i wanted to ask you about, about water consumption because that is of course a big thing we talk about when it's summer months, you've got to make sure you have your bottle of water. the opinion pieces in there were talking about how intense hydration is really something we know because of marketing, not necessarily something we need all the time. i want to be careful with this because obviously it's hot outside, so we

. >> reporter: the air-conditioned truck is equipped with cool water and gatorade, as well as medical equipment. looks like you can even check vital signs and carry portable misting stations in the name of keeping emergency workers safe in the heat. >> try to stay cool, out of the sun, but we work in it. if duty calls, we got to go. >> reporter: absolutely. because in the face of danger, these firefighters have absolutely no choice. it is so humid here in washington, d.c. it feels like you can almost wring the air. the expected high is 101 but when you factor in the heat index, it feels way hotter and, again, by the weekend, this is just going to get worse all along the i-95 corridor and we will have more on that later on in the broadcast. >> going to get worse. marysol castro, thank you. we will see you in a few minutes. >>> this morning, tabloid hacking scandal rages on in britain, rupert murdoch is back in the united states while his company is making plans just in case has scandal spreads across the atlantic. jeff glor is back in london with more this morning on the latest with th

and gatorade cooler meets brian wilson. bases loaded, line drive from crawford. that's the ballgame. giants win, 4-3. >>> in the standings, the giants get some help from the a's taking on the diamondbacks in arizona. rich hardin pitched 6 strong innings, striking out 6. matsui helps with a double that gave the a's a 4-run lead. d-backs make it close but andrew bailey strikes out willingee and end the game. a's win 5-4. >>> a special homecoming for a bay area soldier. >> only on 2, how lance corporal riley walters says the military has changed his outlook. >> and another live look outside, there she s still rapid and wrapped up in morning fog. you're watching mornings on 2. >>> good morning to you! giving you alive look oakland estuary for the afternoon temperatures expected anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above the seasonal norm. >>> rescue crews continue their search for a father and daughter presumed lost in the colorado mountains. about 40 searchers have joined the effort to look for pulledder city doctor and his daughter. the two disappeared after going hiking

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