salt lake city had the hottest june day, 106. in phoenix, where it's supposed to be hot, hotter than average. ten degrees above average. a lot of residents who didn't have the air-conditioning working or needed relief from the blistering heat into the cooling centers. death valley the hottest spot on the planet back in 1913 they hit 134. this weekend, they will challenge 130. that will be the hottest temperature in the world measured in about 100 years. we'll see how it goes. most of the tourists are from overseas. the ones we talked to say they

salt lake city, 105. flagstaff, up to 96. very impressive numbers. it's going to be beyond numbers.

hopefully, more sunshine thin salt lake city. all right. , if you are traveling right now, your earlier morning commute is in good shape. 65 miles per hour on the westbound side of i-70. 95 also moving right along. here is a live look. north of 195. no delays down to washington, d.c. and northbound travel, 7 minutes from route 100 to the beltway. 695 also going to be in the green. a 12 minute trip on the outer loop from 795 to 95. that is your time-saver traffic. >>> this morning's consumer alert. good news if you're hitting the road. gas prices appear to be going down. according to aaa. $3.62. that is a decrease. here in maryland, less than the national average, $3.48. >>> hi, lauren, this story is for you. >> i'm listening. >> all right. >> $568,000, that's how much a woman in boston spent on two parking spaces. half of a million dollars. now, the spontaneouserize not paved with gold. the i.r.s. sold the spots. the buyer owns the property next to them. so what will a half of a million dollars buy you? shecould have gone to harv

salt lake city, 91. weather will cooperate. >> a good day to be a dad, too. >> that's supposed to be every day, right? >> that is true. i wouldn't know what that feels like, but i'll take your word for it. >>> now to entertainment. "superman" is expected to soar into first place as "man of steel opens today. and emma watson stars in "the bling ring" that's a based in truth film about a fame-hungry group of teens who burglarize celebrity homes. >>> steven spielberg and george lucas predicted an implosion of the film industry while speaking at an event at usc. spielberg estimates up to a half dozen mega budget films will crash before the industry revives itself while lucas predicts moviegoers will soon have to pay ticket prices comparable to those for broadway musicals or football games. we'll see about that. >>> halle berry announced she is pregnant. she did that back in april. and now her fiance says the pair is expecting a bouncing baby boy. and as sandra bullock promotes "the heat" on the red carpet, c

>> my name is arman, from salt lake city. >> carlos, salt lake city, utah. >> you guys been watchingrs and heat? >> definitely. >> who are the guys who should just grow up rooting for? >> probably -- i'd say people who -- this indicating control in their lives? >> yeah. >> the heat or the spurs? all right, definitely the heat -- >> probably that. >> okay, good luck with that, guys. >> jimmy: right, next? >> hello, sir, what is your name? where are you from? >> i'm zack, i'm from colorado. >> zack, who are they rooting for -- spurs -- smelly, gusting hipster groups rooting for. >> jimmy: smelly, disgusting, hipster groups rooting for? >> we're kind of rooting for both. >> jimmy: i believe we have another. >> what is your name, where are you from? >> hey, i'm bambam, from new york. >> hey, let me ask you, who is the murderer from silence of the lambs rooting for? >> jimmy: who do you think? the heat. >> i hope the heat, it is supposed to be 90 degrees today. that is the way it is. >> jimmy: all right, and i believe we have one more. >> hello, sir, what is your name, where are you from?

numerous triple digits even around salt lake city. as far north as boise, idaho. saturday, highs of 120 degrees at palm springs. 117 in las vegas. numerous hundreds in california and up into reno. salt lake city and all over the interior west it will be scorching. >> temperatures will be mild and without the heavier humidity last night. fog will be confined to coastal areas and lows will be range from upper 50s to low 60s. sunny skies in the south bay, highs mid-80s to low 90s. 92 in morgan hill. on the peninsula, 84 in redwood city. 83 in palo alto. 67 at the coast. 70 degrees in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 73 or perhaps higher. mid to upper 80s at santa rosa. 90 at calistoga. east bay, 80 at hayward. east bay, 91, concord. 94 at fairfield and brentwood. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast the heat is on its way and will last for a while. high temperatures and by sunday and monday, we'll be above hundred degrees. up to 90 around the bay and low 70s around the coast. temperatures won't cool down until the middle of next week. this is most extend

. >> el juego será en el río tinto de salt lake city . >> honduras tiene tres baja simportante s porstará con panamá, hace dupla y los ticos podrán todo en el asador con ruiz y campbell en el ataque. >> si se tiene la idea de jugar más ofensivo, además del juego de creación y estar más cerca de área . >> la razón como local, costa rica . >> todo parece indicr que es torre. >> chivas sigue haciendo su pre temporada. >> liga americana . >> atléticos de oakland llegaron con intenciosn envíaba a la registradora . >> con la carrera en el empate, completaba y los tejanos ganaron ocho a siete. >> padres de san diego van ganado cuatro a tres en la decimo tercera entrada. >> le gusta sufrir. >> con este partido esta despegando el tri . >> eso es lo que busca estados unidos alejarse e el primer lugar de méxico . >> gracias . >> ¿qué tal? esta noche personas de la compañía seven eleven son acusados de trata de personas . >> una especialista les hacía creer que mujeres que no podian tener hijos que estaban embarazada, esto y más después de las noticias locales . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> roberto gomez bolañ

sacramento to 107, 105 salt lake city, four days in a row above 100, phoenix, 119, and in vegas, going for the all-time high today of 117. today, we begin day three of what is now a deadly heat wave. >> it kind of beets you up after a while. >> reporter: at least one person is dead in las vegas, and dozens have been hospitalized with heat-related illness. while it tied the 115 degree record for the second day in a row, southern californians and their pets are sprinting for shade. outside san diego, a hike got too hot. a woman had to be air rescued, sick from the heat. >> i remember seeing a lady, and she was like, it's hot, i don't think i'm going to be able to make it down. >> reporter: and for the guy that let's us all stay comfortable, this is anything but. >> very busy. we started extremely early, i don't know what time we're going to get done. >> reporter: it's not just the deserts, houston had a record high of 107. volunteers there bringing the homeless water and ice. >> you send the van out to make sure they know there's an option. here's water, see you tomorrow. >> reporter: in

salt lake city, another 100-degree day. they only get three in an entire summer.ey've had four in a row. let's look then at who is cool. the nation's air conditioner right in the middle of the nation. minneapolis, 79. chicago, we'll struggle to get to 70 on tuesday. >> this weather report has been brought to you by petsmart. i cannot tell you how upset i am that i'm missing the big shame spiral dan is about to go into. i'll save you, dam. >> nobody enjoys my shame spirals more than ginger zee. oddly enough. >> ginger, if you're ever allowed back to the east coast, i'll save you one. i promise. >> okay, thanks, paula. >>> coming up on "good morning america," these are not your usual summer family getaways. where complete strangers rent out their homes, including my favorite, a tree house. and then there's the igloo. >> and barrel of beer as well. >>> also coming up, a cronut by in other name. the new york sensation popping up all over the country. with new names and new recipes. we have some here for a taste test. keep it here. test. the cuddlers and the keepers. a

utah to a red state. >> to salt lake city? to utah. utah, where same sex marriage is most assuredly not legal. the reason you go there next, though, is because here's what's going to happen. some happy couple looks like sean and steven, maybe. some happy couple who's married in new york or married in iowa is going to get transferred to utah for work, and that couple with their kids, pay their taxes, own property together, whose lives are totally interwoven thanks to all the normal boring stuff that interweaves our lives. what happens when they get there, utah unmarries them? not here, it doesn't apply? you're married nationally, but you're not married in the state? how does that work? that does not work. and then this hypothetical couple arriving in utah and realizing this ridiculous situation, they will sue, they'll say, hey, we're not looking for a fight here, this does not make sense. we cannot be legally married and not legally married at the same time. it can't be the federal government and the state we came from say we'r

. >>> decisiÓn una derrota para la firma de salte lake city que elevÓ la demanda.as leyes de la naturaleza no se pueden patentar. el juez thomas dijo que una secuencia de adn que ocurre naturalmente es un producto de la naturaleza y no es elegible para ser patentada por haber sido aislada, quienes defienden los derechos civiles estÁn de acuerdo. >>> para los pacientes, para los derechos civiles que tenemos nosotros para controlar lo que nos pertenece, lo que es natural y nos dio la naturaleza. >>> si la protecciÓn que durante aÑos han tenido con las patentes las compaÑÍas privadas dejen de invertir millones de dÓlares que hacen falta para aislar e identificar los genes y que se pierda la oportunidad de desarrollar tratamientos que podrÍan salvar miles de vida. >>> las compaÑÍas no van a dejar de investigar e invertir en la tecnologÍa que realmente representa el futuro de la medicina. >>> aunque los genes no se pa ten tennessee las aplicaciÓnes practicas, pruebas y tratamientos. >>> univisiÓn. >>> al menos tres personas murieron hoy, 155 heridas por el choque de dos

salt lake city has had a hot june. temperatures about 91 and sunny. pretty warm everywhere. even boston upper 70s to low 80s. best chance of storms will be in new england storm. doesn't look like any bad severe weather outbreaks. knock on wood that everything in the tropics remains quiet, too. >> no triple digits so -- >> yeah, nice summer weather. >>> jay-z's million giveaway. martha stewart focusing on her bottom line. and meet the man who will close gitmo. >>> plus, teaching robots to be rooms. today air hockey. tomorrow, who knows. "early today" is back in two. >>> welcome back. now on president's obama's important trip to the g-8 summit, nbc's white house correspondent chuck todd is traveling with the president in belfast. chuck, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, veronica. he sure did. the entire first family is here, actually. the president's first piece of business is actually going to be in belfast. he's giving a speech to northern ireland students to talk about sort of the progress or frankly what has been very slow progress for northern ireland's econ

. ♪ >>> joining our conversation from salt lake city utah and i know he's never had an intro like thatl bias in policing immigration policy and using social science. >> thank you for having me. >> talk to me on a basic level. how do you train a police force to police without profiling? >> well, difficult challenge. because we all come with inherent biases. things that we've learned throughout our growing up years. but the focus always needs to be on behavior. never on what a person looks like but what is their behavior. what can we articulate. when you look at standards of law, that's what they're based on. how does a person slook nlook in indicator of criminal activity. their behavior is. >> we talked about decriminalizing marijuana and other illicit drugs. what would happen to your police force, to the way that you use resources if you were not having to make arrests for drugs? would it shrinking your resources because you get resources from the federal government or would it free you it up to do other kinds of criminal investigations? >> again, as i've listened to the debate that ha

the rest of the top five include seattle, salt lake city and washington, d.c.. the san francisco and san jess yeah areas also ranked high when it comes to the number of employers hiring. >> tonight new details about a terrible bay area tragedy. a dog bite killed a 6-year-old union city boy. the family of the little boy asked to speak with abc 7 news reporter vic lee to warn about how unpredictable family pets could be. a family dog a pit bull mix bit nefi. the coroner confirmed nefi died from dog bite wounds to the head. his uncle a police officer tells us the dog has been euthanized. >> breaking news from placer county. a grass fire has burned several structures. the video showing the scene. dry brush catching fire and flames spread to homes nearby. crews say the fire burned 50 acres so far. firefighters have four burning structures under control. they're working on putting the fire out right now. >> still another massive wildfire threatening to burn a small town you chewed up 47 acres since the weekend. flames bearing down tonight on the town of south fork. so

the west coast took four of the top five spots, seattle third, salt lake city first. ington d.c. the only east coast city to crack the top five. thanks for joining us. we're very happy you joined us. saturday night live next. check out the moon. >> announcer: and now a message from new york mayor, michael bloomberg. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. good evening and welcome, everyone. it's now been six days since hurricane sandy first hit our city. [ laughter ] and while we're not out of the woods yet, i'm happy to report that power is back on for 70% of new yorkers, with the rest on schedule to return the beginning of next week. this has been an incredible citywide team effort. i want to take a moment to thank our city's first responders, the firemen -- [ laughter ] police officers -- [ laughter ] emergency medical technicians. i'd also like to thank my staff with a special thanks to my sign language translator, lydia callis, who brought some pizzazz -- [ laughter ] -- to what would otherwise have been a dour occasion. thank you, lydia, for your pizzazz. [ laughte

lider del hexagonal con 10pts busca mantener la punta de la tabla cuando reciba a honduras en salt lake cityras derrotar a jamaica la semana pasada y se ubica en el cuarto escalon con 7 unidades... la ultima vez que se vieron caras en este hexagonal el partido favorecio a los catrachos 2 goles a 1 en honduras.. wipe vo wipe --el segundo partido de maÑana se jugara entre costa rica y panama en el estadio ricardo saprissa... costa rica suma 8 pts segundo en la clasificacion empatado con mexico y tiene su publico a favor para seguir con paso firme rumbo al mundial.... pero por delante tiene a una seleccion panameÑa que esta obligada a ganar ya que esta en el penultimo puesto con solo 6 unidades... ===chroma key=== jf en el cuadrilatero, cartelera de este sabado en dallas texas,,, el sonorense oscar valdez noqueo en el segundo asalto a gil garcia para extender su invicto como profesional a 5 victorias todas en nocaut... take vo en la pelea estelar mikey garcia volvio a dar una brillante actuacion; quirujicamente doblego al dos veces campeon mundial el puertorrique Ño juanma lopez... lo mando a s

san francisco came in number two followed by seattle, salt lake city and washington, d.c. >>> hundreds of people crowded into san francisco's city hall today as supervisors mulled over how to allocate city funds. many of those waiting were members of the union seiu. they want the supervisors budget and finance committee to approve a cost of doing business increase for nonprofit groups. >> things get more expensive in san francisco. if we keep flat funding for those programs or make small cuts in those, it really compromises. >> seiu says the board should trim some of its contributions to the america's cup event. >>> first day of summer. wet weather is in the forecast. coming up in just 7 minutes i'll pinpoint when outdoor summer fun could be interrupted by rain. >>> this epic bay area movie scene is helping an epic cause. the link. >>> and after the break, artwork to last generations. >> you and your grandchildren will see it when you drive through the tunnel. >> the young women talk about what inspired their work. >>> facebook announced today a software glitch exposed the e- mail addr

in salt lake city, elephants were happily hosed down. and look at this. a family of wild bobcats beating the heat in a shady tucson yard. even taking an adorable dip in a makeshift kiddie pool. let me show you the high temperatures we can expect today. here we're getting close to 130. look at some of the other numbers. 117 in las vegas. 110, palm springs. phoenix, 119. tucson, 113. this is not a one-day deal. that's why you call it a heat wave. it goes for day after day. and look at the numbers to start the workweek. we're watching death valley, 139. vegas stays at 117. that's going to be dangerous. the cops and the hospital workers are prepped and ready. and extreme heat goes to the northwest, too. it does not just stop in the southwest. boise, 100 today. spokane, 90. i will have much more in your nation's weather. of course, there's been some severe weather. we've even got some below-average temperatures to talk about. dan? >> thank you, ginger. incredible numbers. as you say, not just a one-day deal. >>> now, to president obama, who has landed in south

he's going to salt lake city right now. the battle is very different in salt lake city right now than it is in san francisco. with doma being struck down, that has very clear, very direct and i think immediate implications for so many direct benefits that are associated with marriage. that means base housing if you're in the military. that does mean burial rights in you're in the military, medical benefits. it has direct consequences for social security benefits, veterans benefits. on military bases right away these decisions will be made in a collaborative way so that they can be implemented properly. this is not a subtle thing, not a shades of gray moment. in the military, in the veterans administration, in every other aspect of federal life, this is done. this is settled. this will be a hugely practical step forward for couples who really have had second class citizenship with their states recognizing their marriages in some cases but not the federal government. >> and with us as well is fred sayers from the human rights

yesterday, salt lake city, how about this, hottest june day on record in salt lake city at 105 degreesot here in the southwest. we will start to see some cooling by the middle of next year. temperatures here in vegas will still run 10 degrees above average. back east, though, it's cool for the season and more rain, more expected up and down the east coast. that will continue through the fourth of july. >> mike, keep that single layer you've got. that is a rule. i checked during your report there. it is part of a tv reporting etiquette. so we'll get back to you a little bit later. keep cool. sounds like it's getting quite hot out that way. >>> a man who said he witnessed the struggle between trayvon martin and george zimmerman takes the stand. what impact will his testimony have? humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. respon

salt lake city, too.thwest, it's in the intermountain west as well. 89 salt lake's average, 105 yesterday and it's a record, so it's there as well. >> so, there is a little relief, even when the sun goes down, the heat is still oppressive. >> that's right. right now, temperatures in vegas are 95, 96, so that's when it's dangerous, during the nighttime hours, no heat relief. staying well above the 90s overnight. >> okay, thank you. >> can you imagine? >> no. >> just unbelievable, that kind of heat. >>> this week, 40 million americans can leave their home for a summer vacation. we're going to tell you how to avoid the headaches of the summer travel season and maybe even save a little bit of money as well. [ female announcer ] the best thing about this bar it's not a candy bar. 130 calories 7 grams of protein the new fiber one caramel nut protein bar. there was this and this. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her credit card bill on time. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it do

when you see salt lake city at 97. denver 93. you know it's very bone dry out there. it's breezy. they are fighting these fires. it's going to happen again today. some spots near pueblo could be 99. colorado springs, 93. breezy and dry. very difficult conditions for these firefighters to keep every single afternoon to knock these blazes down. as far as the forecast in the northwest, just a few showers out there once again today. that's a look northwest. flagstaff, arizona, that's beautiful, though. 82 and sunny. once again, nothing is really changing in the west any time soon. >> thank you, bill karins. >>> the nra targets a long time supporter. a member of congress called a moron by a colleague. and layoffs at a major u.s. company. >>> plus, we'll tell you which u.s. cities provide the best and worst bang for your vacation buck. "early today" is back in two. >>> new this morning from england. one of the last times we'll see kate middleton before she's expected to give birth. she was on hand to open the new princess cruise line. she's due some time in mid-july. the ship can carry

a little cooler in boise and salt lake city. still very hot from the desert areas of vegas down to phoenix. and even southern california still very warm. but the coastal areas with the marine influence on the cooler side. let's take a trip north and show you the weather in alaska. storm system dropping down here from the north. it will pass off to the east of fairbanks. should bring pretty nice conditions. that storm missing the area. 62349 fa 68 in fairbanks pretty nice. juneau and anchorage, highs in the mid-70s. >>> you a journey fan? >> a little bit. not bad. >> i have the album. i bought the tape when i was in like middle school. >> the tape, the album, now the dvd. former journey frontman steve perry underwent surgery for melanoma. doctors believe he'll be just fine. good thing. unfortunately, he lost his girlfriend kelly nash in december to breast cancer. that spread to her brain there. >>> jane lynch telling "people" she and wife dr. laura embry are divorcing after three years of marriage. >>> music icon cher will perfor

even salt lake city.t really spreading through the inner mountain west. >> looking good out that way, bill. if you like heat. >> if you like the heat. >>> now in entertainment. comedy going up against horror at the box office. vince vaughn and owen wilson reunite as middle-aged google trainees. and all crime becomes legal in "the purge." plus, the highly anticipated modern adaptation of shakespeare's much ado about nothing open in select theaters. >>> the ceo of aeg live testified yesterday he never con summited with doctors about michael jackson's health, this despite several e-mails from production workers saying he was ill. >>> meanwhile, michael jackson's son has canceled a trip to europe so he can be with his sister paris. >>> and jennifer lawrence is planning double duty for her next film. she'll star in and produce the upcoming movie "the rules of inheritance." >>> the original members of the metal band black sabbath have reunited for their first new album together since 1978. that song "never say

look at salt lake city. expected to hit 100 degrees. 91 in boise. 92 casper. denver near 97. we're still hot in the desert southwest as you'd expect. albuquerque, too. but 74 in l.a. 62 in san francisco. that upper level low spinning over the top of you is going to keep you cooler and also changing the wind direction a little bit from what you saw over the weekend. tuesday we notice a change in the northwest. we're going to see two stormy areas. one on the east coast with a lot of rain and just hit or miss showers over the next few days in the northwest. we keep it really cool tuesday, wednesday and thursday. looks like by friday the pattern breaks a little. we'll try to build in a little warmth. you get the picture here. a little spoiled. another beautiful weekend in the northwest. and i think almost everyone would except a little wet weather in the middle of the workweek as long as the weekends are nice. >> they are a little spoiled. it's like eat your vegetables. here you go. >>> the suspense thriller "the purge" scared its way into first place with just over $36 million i

when you see salt lake city, utah, was 97. that's hot stuff, that's spreading to denver today. the hot air is going to spread east monday and tuesday. it's not going to cross the appalachi appalachians. a lot of areas in the mid-atlantic and the northeast, we're watching some drenching downpours. we got rain through the ohio valley, right down through the southeast. some very heavy downpours, already crossed through d.c. and baltimore. this is heading into areas of newark, wilmington and delaware. later on this afternoon, we have the chance of some strong storms in the mid-atlantic region. the raleigh area, all of the way up through virginia, washington, d.c., if we get sunshine it's actually bad. the thunderstorms will be stronger and we do have a chance of tornadoes in the mid-atlantic. >> all right, thank you, bill. >>> erin brockovich busted. >>> and gas prices wild swing across the country. we're back in three minutes. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won

highs reaching 120 at palm springs and 117 in las vegas and the newest triple digit readings in salt lake cityoise, reno, all over the west. the heat is on. overnight though in the bay area it will be comfortably mild. mainly clear skies and the low temperatures from the upper 50s to the low 60s for most of the bay area. here is how thens are shaping up for tomorrow. sunny. in the south day highs from 86 in san jose to 92 at morgan hill. 80 in san mateo to 83 in palo alto and 84 in mountain view. on the coast,67 in paw sesk caw. pacifica. highs reaching into the mid70s. highs of 88 in santa rosa and 90 in cal law calistoga. on the east bay, 80 in oakland and 81 san leandro and 83 in fremont. and the inland east bay will be quite warm with highs of 92 at walnut creek and livermore and 93 in antioch and 94 in fairfield. here is the seven-day forecast , and it is really going to heat up over the weekend. by sunday and perhaps even on saturday we will see inland highs at or above 100 degrees. it is continuing or holding through monday when the heat will peak at 102 or higher. 90 around the bay and

estados unidos en salt lake city hoy recibe a honduras... ganar no tendran a su defensa central de los earthquakes de san jose victor bernardez... ---y cerrando la fecha; en el estadio ricardo saprissa costa rica busca dar un paso firme rumbo al mundial frente a una necesitada seleccion de panama; los canaleros estan en la cuerda floja en el penultimo puesto de la tabla. los ticos estan a 2 puntos de estados unidos quien lidera la clasificacion... jf on chroma a las once tendre para ustedes los resultados de estos dos partidos... pasando a las grandes ligas, pero fuera del terreno; hoy la ciudad de san jose alzo la voz en protesta con las grandes ligas.. take vo ---el consejo de la ciudad levanto una demanda contra la oficina del comisionado bud selig, alegando que la liga ha paralizado la posibilidad de que los atleticos de oakland se muden a san jose; algo que se ha buscado en los ultimos aÑos con motivo de construir una nueva casa para los atleticos... en contestacion, las grandes ligas declaro que la demanda no tiene bases legales... wip

highs reaching 120 at palm springs and 117 in las vegas and the newest triple digit readings in salt lake cityll over the west. the heat is on. overnight though in the bay area it will be comfortably mild. mainly clear skies and the low temperatures from the upper 50s to the low 60s for most of the bay area. here is how thens are shaping up for tomorrow. sunny. in the south day highs from 86 in san jose to 92 at morgan hill. 80 in san mateo to 83 in palo alto and 84 in mountain view. on the coast,67 in paw sesk caw. pacifica. highs reaching into the mid70s. highs of 88 in santa rosa and 90 in cal law calistoga. on the east bay, 80 in oakland and 81 san leandro and 83 in fremont. and the inland east bay will be quite warm with highs of 92 at walnut creek and livermore and 93 in antioch and 94 in fairfield. here is the seven-day forecast , and it is really going to heat up over the weekend. by sunday and perhaps even on saturday we will see inland highs at or above 100 degrees. it is continuing or holding through monday when the heat will peak at 102 or higher. 90 around the bay and low 70s on t

highs reaching 120 at palm springs and 117 in las vegas and the newest triple digit readings in salt lake city, boise, reno, all over the west. the heat is on. overnight though in the bay area it will be comfortably mild. mainly clear skies and the low temperatures from the upper 50s to the low 60s for most of the bay area. here is how thens are shaping up for tomorrow. sunny. in the south day highs from 86 in san jose to 92 at morgan hill. 80 in san mateo to 83 in palo alto and 84 in mountain view. on the coast,67 in paw sesk caw. pacifica. highs reaching into the mid70s. highs of 88 in santa rosa and 90 in cal law calistoga. on the east bay, 80 in oakland and 81 san leandro and 83 in fremont. and the inland east bay will be quite warm with highs of 92 at walnut creek and livermore and 93 in antioch and 94 in fairfield. here is the seven-day forecast , and it is really going to heat up over the weekend. by sunday and perhaps even on saturday we will see inland highs at or above 100 degrees. it is continuing or holding through monday when the heat will peak at 102 or higher. 90 around the bay

working with a natural phenomena or does that change it and patent and myriad genetics based in salt lake city gotten multiple patents on this and the company was challenged by a group of medical and patient advocacy groups who said look, with myriad genetics having these patents and charging more than $3,000 for genetic testing, it's hard for people to get these tests. gwen: unless you're angelina jolie. >> and that made the case more interesting because people know doubleently had the mastectomy because she discovered the propensity towards the gene which mutation carries a high risk for cancer and what patient rights advocates said it shouldn't be just left to actresses, that more companies should be able to do this genetic testing, it should be more accessible and the ruling, according to the groups that brought the challenge, should do more of that. genetics said because it was a split ruling and it holds multiple patents on the synthetic d.n.a. gene, it won't hurt their business as much. all very complex and confusing, even after reading it's confusing. do the justices themselves -- be r

it's just awesome and in cleveland and right now we have 13,000 students across the basin in salt lake city are seeing it, and does have impact and the impact is largely i would say it creates a sense of agreement. the biggest thing that bully does or the big service the film has is gives everyone a unified collective science of agreement to which they roll up the sleeves and get busy creating change and has been really exciting. i building we already i believe kroshed the threshold of 140,000 students nationwide and we are working to get to the million and the idea is a million is a tipping point . a million kids in america. that's like one in ten basically in public schools. that gets embedded so over time every september schools are starting with that method to have that agreement, and along the way we're also trying to deliver youth action and educate ideas and teach the schools and districts about social emotional learning because after they see the film they want to know what do we do next? how do we impact that? and that's what i am up to and it's great to be here. >> thanks so much

. >> 106 in phoenix, 90s from albuquerque to salt lake city, 60s in the pacific northwest, upper 70s and 80s in the nation's midsection, 90s across the south. >>> twitter meets facebook, what will show up on your status update soon? >>> travelers preparing to squeeze in tighter, another airline adding more seats to their planes. >>> nail-biting rescue at the top of a manhattan office building. how workers became stranded hundreds of feet in the air. >> announcer: "america's money." >> sharp losses in overseas stock markets this morning. the nikkei dropped more than 800 points to close at its lowest level since april, following the first three day drop of the dow this year. and futures are down ahead of the opening bell. investors worry about new signs of slowdown and that washington will begin to cut stimulus measures. >>> major sign of recovery in the housing market, the number of homeowners who other more than their house is worth is falling. rising home prices across the country are behind the reversal. >>> american airlines plans to add more seats to many of the planes and that o

over the next few days, the temperatures will soar to 118 degrees in las vegas. 102 in salt lake city. death valley might hit 129. in southern california, authorities are opening emergency schooling centers. >> i don't have air conditioning at home. here, it's nice and cool. >> reporter: meteorologist dallas raines is with our partner station, kabc-tv. >> we could see temperatures at least very close to the hottest temperatures ever recorded on earth. >> reporter: in las vegas, the asphalt could reach 200 degrees. little leaguers are braving the mercury to play ball. >> every five minutes, they tell us to go get some water so we don't get overheated. >> reporter: in denver, the heat is making for piping hot playgrounds. the air here in denver is pushing 100 degrees. measure the surface of this swing -- 162 degrees. >> you have to be careful. you certainly don't want to go out there barefoot. you want to keep an eye on your children and make sure they're not putting their palms on the ground. >> reporter: today in downtown l.a., the fountains were never more popular. and summer is just

. >> how about 102 in denver or nearly 100 in albuquerque and salt lake city.ut much cooler on the west coast, 70s instead of triple digits. >>> all right. coming up, that low budget movie that scored big at the box office. >>> plus, a big revamp could be in the works for apple, the sweeping changes the company will announce today. >>> and it was a history-making weekend at the french open, but the biggest fireworks happened off the court. >>> welcome back. trading in asia is any indication wall street could be in for a big day today. japan's nikkei soared nearly 5%. analysts say that was a reaction to friday's jobs report in the u.s. and a promise made by japan's prime minister. he says new tax cuts are on the way. >>> apple fans are hoping to be wowed by the tech giant this week. developers conference opens this morning. always a showcase for their latest creations. this year a new music streaming service could be unveiled and new operating systems that make macs look more like ipads and iphones. >>> google is continuing its spending spree and close to a deal

salt lake city will be more than 20 degrees hotter than normal.ecord of the highest temperature ever recorded. it seems like two options are get inside or get out of the region. we have a third option, right casey. >> reporter: that's right. it's a third option. i'm at water park and it's pretty busy here but not as busy as you might think. you would think this would be a great place to cool off and the water here gets hot. the owners of this park say that actually there is a sort of goldilocks zone where people come here in drones. when it's over, 110 degrees or so it's too hot for people to enjoy the water park. we're expecting degrees of 120 today. if it hits 121 that would be a record. right now you can see it's approaching 120. it's about 115. very, very hot. with temperatures this hot, like guards have a lot to worry about including heatstroke. here is what one had to stay. >> stay hydrated. that's the key to success here at the water park. staying cool, not skipping a meal because they want to go on a ride. these are the difference between

we'll see numerous readings from boise to salt lake city. 121 degrees in palm springs tomorrow. up and down central valley highs from 105 to 110 degrees. in the bay area, clear night. patchy clouds near the coast. mild to warm. moving inland getting warmer and warmer, antioch a low around 72 degrees. tomorrow, sunny, hot, high temperatures reaching 101 in loss gat yots. 106 in gill roi. 104 morgan hill. on the peninsula, 98 will be the high in redwood city today. and on the coast mid-70s, comfortable downtown san francisco, 80 tomorrow. 85 in the sunset district. north bay, hot again highs of 102 in santa rosa. and the 99 in nappa. east bay expecting low to mid-90s, 95 castro valley and fremont. and a high of 90 in oakland predicted for tomorrow. that would be a record high for tomorrow's date in oakland. inland east bay all triple digits. 106 in antioch. 104 walnut creek. here is the accu-weather forecast. this heat lasts through tuesday with highs well above 100 every day. through tuesday temperatures starting to moderate a bit. cooling continues on friday. it's going to be a

the quakes were shutdown to salt lake city.nch open is now into the fourth round of the absence of the american man . . no u.s. man left in the field. -- danny ham lon is on the poll. the race is right here on channel 2 at 9:30. they got warmed up for the race today. casey canes got in the back. mike wallace, he gets it on end in his car and he's finished. stayed in front of the rest of the way, that's three straight. in the natio series but his first win this year. the bay area aj -- gets into an over that is scot dickson finished without completing a lapse. the winner is con way by a comfortable margin of 13 seconds. he's the point leader. here is one you have to say thad to see coming. former brown head coach agree to take the job with the 49ers. 42-year-old man has been working with the analyst with espn after he was fired at the end of 2011 season. he's also been on the coaching staff in new england and baltimore. >> that >> you know we have talked about this 162 games a long time. you are going to have peaks and valleys,

the mayor of salt lake city, rocky. anderson.>> stephanie: we did not mean to imply that only liberals are smart, did we, chris? >> caller: there's a woman who -- markham, i want to give her a shout out to her because she's running against a guy who's trying to steal all of the federal lands. >> stephanie: oh dear. that's just rude. let's go to wes in nevada. you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, how you doing there this morning? >> stephanie: good. go ahead. >> caller: yeah, i just wanted to say that it all gets back to money. we should go back to eisenhower, you know. he warned us about the military industrial -- >> stephanie: that's right, he did. >> caller: here, we've got politicians screaming war and all of them -- at least mccain actually served. but most of these guys are draft dodgers, for god's sake. who are we kidding here? >> stephanie: yep. >> why in the heck do we let any of these people -- i thought the law was that if you're delving into politics, you have to pay taxes. why aren't these guys being

lake merced. the groundwater recovery project is the joint project with daly city, et cetera and it affects the left of the lake. the sewer system project will affect runoff into the lake, so the quality of lake will be affected by the system improvement program and finally, the vista grande project is a project that daly city is pursuing that i mentioned a couple of times to the commission that would provide more drainage into lake merced and we want to make sure that is of high-quality and there is a little i that i want to highlight for the commission that it's a problem that we have to solve. the interrelated projects are listed here. with the supply levels we expect from these in the case of regional groundwater storage and recovery project, that is dry-year supply 7.2npg and it's focused on dry-year benefit for the system. also there is one typo here from the version you have. it's phase 2 completion of the san francisco groundwater project would be in 2018, not phase 1. let me talk about each these individually. first the west side recycled water project is proposing to irrigate golden gate p

. >> 25 miles due south of salt lake city and just west of the middle of nowhere a massive constructioney call us the spy center. >> the spy center that's what mad mean witmer and aid de who work at the local sandwich shop told me last summer. >> as good a guess as many the utah data center. >> it is monitoring or no one knows. >> we were told a couple years ago about possibly bringing water. >> wie build a large pump statin and a 3 million gallon water thank some estimate it will be capable of storing 5 data bite the of data. one iphone 5 has 16 giga bites of storage. one would be 54 iphones stacked that would be 19 inches high. one at that tipattah bite would iphones which would reach higher than the empire state building. an exibyte would reach higher than the space station. it would reach pasts moon. if it has 5 data bites they could store every e-mail cell phone call google search and surveillance camera video in america for a very long time. >> what are they going to do with the cdata? >> i don't know. it's classified. >> he is the republican governor. you have seen the reports e-

friday increase of triple digits 100 in salt lake city. and 118 in phoenix. and so you can see where hot air is originating from. overnight won't be hot, but on the mild side. clear skies and fog at the coast. tomorrow, warming continues into the south bay highs into mid to upper 80s and up to 90 in los gatos, mid-80s tomorrow. on the coast, look for hes of 67 in pacifica. downtown sab san francisco, 73 degrees tomorrow. up in the north bay we'll see upper 80s to about 90s in clover dale. of 88 in napa. 81 in san leandro. lots of low 90s in spots. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. it's going to heat up to triple digits inland sunday and monday. 100 degrees inland on sunday, 102 monday. temperatures moderating next monday. weather talk for cooling down. it's going to be a sizzling weekend. summer is back. >> yes. >> up next paula deen faces more backlash after admitting she used a racial slur in the past. >> she's fighting to change the rules. what a 12-year-old zbirl doing to get a chance to play with the boys. >>> celebrity chef paula deen admitte

number four, salt lake city. the health care workers in the city are the most satisfied., more than 4,000 employers in seattle hire, and zillow is the best towork fr. you know them. san fransisco, residents always seem to be happy. i lived there. i was. you have to drive an our south to get the number onecity with the most satisfied workers, san jose, california. it's hard not to be hppy when the biggest employers in the city are stanford university and googl bottom line, if you wat to be hay at the jo, me west or get elected to congress, i guess. still tocome, tw crepts more and warning for grad and as well as mom and dad. ♪ gerri: scamming borrowing struggling to repay student loans. that's what a new report from consumer watchdogs charging to firms offering debt relief. some firms repordly chargin customers initial fees of p to 1600 bucks fo sevices they could get for free. with morep tis, senior vice president and pubishers of e-advisers.com. mark, thank you for coming back on the show. you know, i look atthis, and i think here we goagain. you know, we've seen thes sc