yesterday was extremely hot in boise and also salt lake city, vegas once again 109. even medford was 101. we'll continue that and look at the morning lows. this is what makes it difficult. in vegas, temperatures still haven't dropped out of the 90s. still 92 degrees as we start our early morning hours there and do have added moisture in arizona so it's a little more humid than normal. there has been a few showers down there in the area of tucson. a different map. today's highs compared to how they normally should be. ten degrees above average today, boise, salt lake city only 4 degrees above average in vegas and we're close to average in beautiful weather there in the pacific northwest. enjoy it. that'sl warm if not areas that e hot? central california. not used to that, hardly any humidity in arizona and add a little, people notice it. >> so interesting you would say they got rain. it's cooler than today. 99. in tucson. interesting stuff as always. thank you. >>> >>> major updates in the george zimmerman murder trial. >>> what are the top five states to do business

boise, salt lake city. some of these places in the intermountain west will be looking at potentially one of their warmest julys ever. as far as the rest of the country, 98 in new york city. 1 100 at two of the airports in new york. what's interesting about the heat this summer, especially in the east, areas like atlanta and charlotte are known as being hot. we've had nor 90-degree days in boston and d.c. than charlotte or atlanta. some areas of the southeast are having a cool summer and the northern half a warm summer. here's how we're looking this morning. another nice, warm, not too bad. it's not muggy or anything like that in the west. as we go throughout the afternoon, just like yesterday. the air mass has not changed. that means a day just like yesterday. 105 to 110 in the desert areas. 100 once again salt lake city to boise. many areas near 100 and medford should also be flirt with the centwarmer side for almost all these locations. of course, we still have some fires burning, including the big one ou

around salt lake city and boise, near 100 once again. while the pacific northwest, you continue to be the poster child for great weather in this country. that's your national clouds and temperatures, including monterey and san diego. >>> we'll be watching some of this moisture pulling out of the west. areas that have been seeing showers in california, it will be drying out in the days ahead. >> karins breaking out the water vapor imagery today. >> got keep you on your foeps. >>> congress considering pulling funding for the nsa surveillance program. >>> plus two divers take on two whales during a feeding frenzy. we've got that next. >>> a frenzied welcome for pope francis in the world's largest catholic country, but in brazil, it's creating quite a headache for his security detail. claudio lavanga joins us live from rio de janeiro. claudio, good morning. >> reporter: pope francis is expected to take a day off today after an eventful arrival in rio de janeiro for world youth day. yesterday he was practically mobbed after his car took a wro

much of nevada, southern idaho, salt lake city once again pretty much the same. even vegas was 110. in vegas you lead the way this morning at a cool 91 degrees. middle of the night. that's crazy. temperatures rather comfortable in portland and seattle where we've been advertising some of the best summer weather in the entire country throughout this week. not a lot has changed. we did see a few showers pop up yesterday in arizona with some of that monsoonal flow. still very warm in the northwest. that snaking stationary front cooled off a few spots in montana, wyoming and colorado. a lot of the cool isn't going to head into areas that need it including boise, salt lake city and areas of the interior west. medford, we cooled you off today. showers in store for the desert areas today. they'll be hit and miss. >> looks like a decent weekend shaping up in the west for summertime. very typical. details coming up. >>> the head of the seattle shame be chamber of commerce, bill karins, thank you very much. >> if i'm getting endorsed i need a logo. >>> straight ahead, spirit air jumps on the

and also, los angeles and even salt lake city. you are looking at some of the aftermath. this is video courtesy of our helicopter parternship with abc 7 news. if we can take this about more time talking about, is if you can see this is the plane with out the back end. also, there is a c e zero of samsung got was on this flight. the many people are thinking about the amount of people. and the andcoo was actually supposed to be on this flight. she was also fearful and who wanted to take a minute on who she has worked with. there is so many people different involvements with this flight. so many people that have also survived. just looking at this video. you can see the back of this plane is missing that is ripped apart. hundreds of yards from here. and we are being told that a lot of these passengers have been told that no flights are going to be taking off or landing until at least 8:00 p.m. this evening has crews are on the scene. it is a very difficult situation. and i will get more information and more pictures posted all over the internet as we get new information and

salt lake city and boise will be flirt with 100 degrees. with the clouds we'll be kept cooler in the desert southwest. talk about beautiful weeks. it is going to be absolutely gorgeous all week in the pacific northwest. 78 to 80 today. looks like mid-80s throughout the rest of this week. salt lake city, 104. that's a look california cooler with the clouds, including sacramento. so as we go throughout this week, the northwest, i mean, this is like, they call it chamber of commerce weather. best thing possible for tourists. >>> kate is in labor inside st. mary's hospital. and pope francis is getting ready for a major international trip today. details in two minutes as "early today" continues. >>> welcome back. here are some other stories making news for you. pope francis is headed to rio later today marking his first international trip. over 2 million people expected to greet him, the pope will be guarded by more than 23,000 different military and security personnel, although the popemobile is not part of that. all of this security is bringin

so yesterday's highs we are about 96 in boise. 97 in salt lake city. the desert areas have returned to their hot weather. 110 yesterday in phoenix. it's hard to find any cool weather out there. and overnight lows haven't dropped off much especially in the desert. it's not bad, though, from portland to seattle. and this afternoon you'll see gorgeous weather. i think the pacific northwest will be the one area of the country that it won't be too hot but just about everybody else, you know, scorching. that's a look at your monday y time you get that onshore breeze there in san fran. so the summer heat continues. hopefully we'll keep the fires out of the picture. >> those are just the temperatures. that's not the heat index, right? >> thankfully in the west they don't have the humidity the east has so it's not much of an issue. >>> do you like twinkies? >> people keep asking me this question and i don't like twinkies. i'm sorry. maybe i'll try some. >> they are back. twinkies for everyone. also apple is hiring. and 3d printers in your home. >>> plus -- book

. >> in contrast, if you're in a city like salt lake city or san jose, that same probability is about 12%. >> reporter: the statistics show it's a slow climb in cities like atlanta, charlotte, memphis, indianapolis, cincinnati and columbus and a faster climb in new york, boston, pittsburgh, salt lake city, seattle and large parts of california. at this federal job center, most of the position available are part-time jobs with no benefits. many of the applicants resigned to accepting anything at all. but the study shows moving up is linked to several factors, mixed income neighborhoods, good schools, two-parent households and involvement in community and religious life, all present in the l.a. area. chris grant, looking for restaurant work, believes his prospects are good. >> i'm very optimistic about that. i do believe i do have many opportunities ahead of me. >> reporter: optimism linked not so much to today's economy as to a particular region statistical hold on the american dream. mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and up next for us tonight, remembering one of the great tough

can you talk a bit about what an action that the federal level would mean for fault -- for salt lake city are other places? welcoming and supporting? at this point? >> as cecilia indicated, there were two places in the country where there was a preposterous to of both in one camp or another. washington, d.c. was close to 70% for obama, utah was close to the other side of the spectrum. that should not come as a surprise to anyone. although there are pockets of moderate and progressive people in utah, sometimes it is difficult to be a moderate or progressive in a conservative place like utah, but for our state, what it boils down to i think is thinking not just about the economics impact that immigrants have. it is clear that they are a net positive for high skilled and hourly employees, helping to create jobs for americans to contribute to our communities. it really also has to do with the kind of country want, the kind of community we want to live in. the kind of place for people hide in the shadows and make decisions based on fear? or a place that is wealthy and inclusive across the spec

salt lake city, san jose, these are places that are at the very top in terms of upward mobility. er cities like charlotte, raleigh, north carolina, atlanta, all generally quite vibrant economies, actually, in the u.s. nevertheless have relatively low rates of upward mobility. >> brown: so if they're all vibrant economic locations, as you say, what are the factors that make them different? >> that's a great question. that's something we're trying to investigate. we have a bunch of hypotheses for which we have some correlational evidence at this point. we don't know what the key causal factors are, but some of the channels that appear to potentially be important are the levels of inequality within the area. so how much difference is there between the higher incomes and lower incomes within a given city picking up on a theme the president talked about earlier today. also what appeared to be fairly important is the amount of segregation in the area. so a city like atlanta, for example, lower income individuals are not living in neighborhoods with that are well integrated with higher i

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>> i will maybe mention salt lake city is not merely the size of new york city but a lot are essentiallythe same. it really boils down to seeing in simple terms if we want to be an inclusive place and a place that welcomes people who want to contribute to our community whether his high skills or hourly employees and i think that the current system now doesn't work for anyone. it's for people who are concerned about amnesty the current system does back amnesty in a lot of ways so we went i think just agree with everything that you said, that the time is now to solve this problem. people from around the country not just big metropolitan areas but around the country need to come forward until members of the house of representatives that now is the time. there is a great sense of urgency to really claim all the things he talked about and all the great research partnerships and to document that. we stand in solidarity with everything that you said. see i imagine that in some ways immigration reform is something that we know is going to change life as we know it somewhat. if we are working wit

>> my name is arman, from salt lake city. >> carlos, salt lake city, utah. >> you guys been watchingrs and heat? >> a little bit, yeah. >> definitely. >> who are the guys who should -- just joined the national guard, and just growing 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 -- >> heat. >> spurs. >> 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 smelly, disgusting, entitled 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, bam-bam, 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 b

salt lake city, 101. so, we're obviously seeing the grips of this heat wave. i'll let you know later how long it's going to last. >> it's hot, but that's typical for this time of year, right? >> sure. you'll get a heat wave like this once or twice every summer. >>> a major sex crime ring busted and your job may be good for you. plus, is today the day for kate's baby? we're live in london, coming up next. >> that's it. >> is that your bet? >> 16th. >>> welcome back to "early today." any day now, kate is due to give birth. martin flech isser live outside the hospital. good morning. >> good morning. everyone's attentionere is still focused on the private wing mere ott st. mary's hospital in london. the only news so far is no news for prince williams, the duchess of cambridge's husband was playing polo over the weekend. that took the edge off everybody's excitement. the sad a news there is prince william lost both games within saturday and sunday. the only hint of any news about when to expect the royal baby was a comment made yesterday by camilla, the wife of pri

above 100 degrees in boise and salt lake city. record highs in seattle of 91 degrees. pretty tough for folks without air-conditioning. continuing to see the heat building here. boise, salt lake city all still above 100 as we head into tomorrow. the heat not really abating. nor will the dry conditions abate all that much in the southwest as well. we might get a stray thunderstorm. that would only serve to maybe spark new wildfires in the southwest. hot and dry conditions prevail with this upper-level ridge of high pressure. high pressure, sinking air. the air compresses, heats up. but then we've got this upper-level trough in the east. that is what's keeping us cool and wet. so wet around the new york city area we've seen two to three inches of rain just today. flooding of underpasses has been a big deal as well as flooding over roadways and even some of the transit systems have been affected by the high winds that have knocked over some trees with these thunderstorms. we'll continue to see wet weather not just today but also over the next couple of days. very slow-movi

. >> reporter: salt lake city saw 109 degrees. and houston climbed to a record breaking 107 degrees yesterday. but other parts of the country saw a very different type of extreme weather. severe thunderstorms. in lincoln county, north carolina, a giant hole opened up washing away part of the road. >> there's like 30 families down here. we have elderly people. we have people with medical issues and we can't get out. no one can get in. >> reporter: a lightning strike injured three children at an indiana summer camp leaving one in critical condition. and albany, new york residents are on alert after a dam failed there. >> reporter: back here in parts of the west, triple digit temperatures are leaving millions of people sweating. no major relief expected until tuesday. >> let's get a pin point on how long the extreme conditions will last. meteorologist kim cunningham of the weather channel is with us now. >> the good word is maybe towards the end of the week we'll see some relief, but until then it's going to be way above average. pho

boise and salt lake city continue to hover around 100 degrees each and every afternoon. like a broken record. even california coast remains one of the coolest spots in the. we'll crank it to 107 in yuma. >>> you know, you can't win. if you're right along the pacific coast, you're chillier than you'd like. too far inland, you're in the desert. >> i was thinking of those devices from the cia museum. as a meteorologist, there's probably a bunch of devices you would love to have. >> control the weather, you would be in trouble. be a black cloud over your head every day. >> thanks a lot, bill karins. talking about devices, google has people talking. there's also -- also the best colleges in america based on return on investment. plus, a speeder who is lucky to be alive. >> ooh. >> after this horrific crash. boom. details in two. >>> here are some other stories making news. george alexander louis, aka, his royal highness. prince george of cambridge. was named after queen elizabeth's father. king george vi. historians call it a "very moving and touching reference." >>> pope fra

human eye can figure out some of the nation's worst handwriting and they can be found in salt lake city where a group called the postal scribblers work. these are american scribblers. >> the human eye is better than the computer. >> machines read 98% of the 160 billion pieces of mail that pass through the u.s. each year. the u.s. can't, government turns here to row after row of postal detectives who figure it out. >> some of the information is hard for the human eye, is it a 8, 6 or 9. > training ellgibblity investigators. 6. hat zero could also be a >> but technology has improved. when the kansas plant closes in september, this will be the only one in the u.s. 700 people work here every day processing four million pieces of mail and that work load is about to double so even the most ill eligible letters get to their destinations. >> where does the worst handwriting come from? >> old folk's home? [laughter] >> they work in silence around the clock 365 days a year. they have 90 seconds for each letter. some addresses simply to the city. >> instead of having san antonio , they have cities

salt lake city continues to flirt with the century mark and even the interior portion, los angeles was yesterday and seattle. the 90s from oklahoma and kansas city all the way to the east coast and topping out around 96 was washington, d.c. so the heat wave ends for some but for not everyone. two pools of very hot air, heat domes one over the rockies and eastern seaboard. friday, cooler air comes down from canada with thunderstorms and saturday, that begins to work its way through the northeast, great lakes, ohio valley and through the mid-atlantic but you notice there in the west doesn't look like the jet stream pattern will change much but stay dry and warm in the inner mountain west so not a lot of relief unfortunately for the west as advertised so the forecast for today will look a lot like yesterday, slightly cooler there in through washington state. maybe a slight chance of a storm in spokane. i guess the one good thing it's been so hot and for awhile it seemed like we were having one big fire after another. >> that's true. >> knock on something. we haven't had a lot of big ones

we will have a few showers and storms from salt lake city to denver. that's really about it. almost everyone is going to be dry. notice thursday looks the same and i wasn't kidding. here's how seattle's forecast looks. upper 80s to mid-70s. pretty much dry there. l.a. looks similar day in and day out. maybe a couple more clouds over the weekend from in the morning hours but you get the picture. a slow weather week in the west. >> hey, that's a great rerun to be watching. >> where i feel like one of the weather dogs in the west it's good to have a dog with you. i want one of those. >> we'll have to invest in one. >>> in entertainment news, amanda bynes is continuing her downward spiral. the former teen idol being detained in a psychiatric facility foramen tall health evaluation after sparking a fire outside a california home. she could be held there for 72 hours. >>> lady gaga's $80 million in earnings between june 2012 and 2013 put her atop of for's forbes richest celebrities under 30. music royalty rounds out the top five. she is followed by justin bieber, taylor swift, calv

salt lake city, look at that, soaring in the 40s. let's move over to eastern continental asia. very hot in western and central japan, due to the summer pacific high, still sitting on top of western and central japan. to the western region, the humid flow from the western region of the area. developing a lot of rain clouds. we're still talking about very heavy rain in the korean peninsula as well as inland china. possibly we're looking at additional amounts of 200 millimeters, some places in the korean peninsula. lots of heavy downpour to be found yet again. temperatures in the mid-30s in ti yoet oh, at 35 degrees. tokyo 30 degrees yet again. we'll see the rainy season come back starting tuesday. >>> that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in to o tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back with more at the top of the hour of the.

yesterday was very hot once again from boysy to salt lake city. not that mid-90s or low 90s is cool. at least not 100. and vegas with those clouds around. temperatures kept down a little bit. below average temperatures for you. and the beautiful weather continues in the northwest. right around 75. so as far as the rain goes and the showers, we have numerous areas with a chance of some of those showers out there including areas of the southwest. vegas to tucson, yuma, even into the phoenix area. keep that umbrella handy. you may have a downpour or two. in los angeles and areas around san diego, a few showers, too. a lot of that is very, very light. and 75. look at your national yakima, 85 and sunny. it's not often we can say the northwest is having a better july than -- >> i know. >> -- california is. >> it's like opposite week in the weather world. >>> republicans at odds over immigration. a pay cut for america's soldiers. and the most expensive colleges. >>> plus -- a major buzzkill is coming to colorado's pot smokers. >>> welcome back. here are

salt lake city and boise. a ridge of high pressure starts to warm up in areas of the west. we're looking really nice weekend. >> looks beautiful. that's the place to be. thank you, bill. >>> a three-way battle is the marquee matchup at the box office this weekend. "despicable me 2's" reign is going to be challenged. sam mendes and daniel craig, they have both signed on for the next james bond sequel. "skyfall" earned $1.1 billion worldwide. >>> the church of scientology has one less celebrity star. leah remini broke ties with the church. >>> and the writers guild of america is threatening to give jone rivers the boot because the comedian could become the union's first expulsion ever after allegedly writing scripts and handling show duties during a work stoppage on her e! network show. >> you'd think she'd hardly do anything. >> you'd think she'd be following the rules. she's been in the business long enough. >>> charlie sheen wants to cut off ex-wife brooke mueller. she wants a judge to cancel his monthly $55,000 payment -- >> how much? >> $55,000. >> a month. >> it pays to

intermountain west, though, salt lake city, very warm over the last week or two. they'll continue warm today. there's a little bit of moisture. a little humidity in the air through utah and idaho. they'll have a chance of showers and thunderstorms. but that pesky upper level low keeping that onshore flow into the california area. we're deal with the low clouds and cool temperatures at the coast and beaches. once you go interior sections, it's warm. seattle today, beautiful 88 beings. but also very cool. 66 and mostly cloudy san fran. that's yso what you see is what. now i did spend time in phoenix myself over some summers when it was 120 and i did not like that. i'd rather deal with the humidity. >> an oven is an oven. >> it's to right. >>> gas pain at the pump. it is growing. a major sex crime ring busted. and your job may be actually good for you. >>> plus is today the day for kate's baby? >>> welcome back to "early today." so any day now, kate middleton is due to give birth and we are learning more about just when the new british heir might be born. over the we

. >> doctors in salt lake city immediately started intense chemotherapy and radiation. >> but told us that he probably wasn't going to make it, that he only had, like, an 8% chance to live 24 to 48 hours. >> the chemo made him violently ill. he was in intense pain. he suffered nerve damage in his legs and he went 25 days without eating. >> around the clock he's usually on liquid mohr ferphinmorphine. >> one chemical in marijuana is responsible for the efegts or the high and it combats nausea and the pain but another chemical called cbd seemed to have additional benefits. >> love you. >> in landon began taking both as an oil. >> as soon as we started taking the oil, his platelets have been a regular healthy person's level and they can't understand why. >> and it's this effect that has intrigued researchers. in san francisco these researchers say that compound cbd can kill cancer cells and stop them from metastasizing in human cells and mice at least in the lab. >> this compound that appears to be quite effective in inhibiting cancer in the dish. >> and they're ready now to take the nex

heat extending out to businesse salt lake city as well.saturday 112 in redding. 108 in fresno. 104 in las vegas. by sunday 111 in redding so it its going to be toasty. >> tomorrow morning fog once again could be dense near the coast. temperatures low 50's to the low 60's. clear skies well inland. give yourself plenty of time in the morning commute. 84 in san jose and south bay. 76 in santa cruz. pleasant warm. morgan hill 92. 83 sunnyvale. 77 san mateo. if along the coast 63 in half machine bay. sunset district downtown san francisco 68 degrees and in the north bay you see the temperatures ranging from 83 around san rafael to the triple digit clear lake, ukiah 60's coast side. east by a mild sunny day 74 oakland. 80 in castro vaechlt inland spots you get hot. 94 fairfield 95 livermore 96 in apartment i don't care. close to 100 degrees inland by saturday. expecting mid 60's coast side. temperatures back off a bit on sunday a little bit cooler few extra clouds early next week. temperatures coming did you know in the low 90's inlistened low 6

salt lake city, boise, nevada, interior sections of washington state and also through oregon and idaho. the coastal areas, not bad today. beautiful day in the northwest once again. still, i mentioned miami was one of the cooler spots yesterday. still wasn't as cool as san francisco. you're stuck in this pattern with the onshore flow into friday. notice how hot it gets into boise. maybe an offshore wind for a change in san francisco when they get a little warmer there. right through the weekend, still upper 60s. >> i didn't see a sharknado anywhere on that map. >> no, are we sponsored by sharknado now? >> stay tuned. in entertainment news, the syfy network has another perfect storm brewing. the channel has green lit sharknado 2. this time the big fish are taking a big bite out of, of course, the big apple. where else? >>> robert downey jr.'s starring role in "iron man 3" and a new contract for two avenger sequels launched him to the top of the forbes 2013 list of highest paid actors. with an estimated $75 million in earnings. doesn't that sound good. he is followed by magic mike's chann

salt lake city at 38 degrees, sizzling hot, please sty hydr e hydrated if you are out and about. to europe we head. we've got this spinning cloud system. this is producing quite some windy situations with 72 kilometers per hour gale force winds reported yesterday and a lightning striking a house, making a fire. but that's going to be continuing across the area. and towards the atlantic we have a system moving into the british isles. so finally the temperatures are going to be dropping down. yesterday on monday it reached 33.5 degrees at the heathrow airport which is the highest temperature ever recorded in any area of the uk since july 2006. temperatures in london also very high yesterday at 33 degrees. now down to 28 with chances of showers. but the heat still persists in the central regions with 32 continuing into thursday in budapest. well above the average range will be continuing here. i'll leave you with the extended forecast. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back with more at the top of the hour

louis and salt lake city combined for a year. >> reporter: certainly enough for david chapman that recalls the effect of realizing he was the neighborhood's energy hog. >> this is my energy efficient neighbor and all of my neighbors and that's power in my hands. >>> well, one other behavior you can count on, getting exercise and saving on gas money by riding a bike. but if you haven't bought a buy psyc -- by cycle in awhile, it may take some salary to get one of those on the market and marry thompson looks at the brisk market for high-end bikes. >> reporter: for cyclists willing to spend, it is about the bike. mountain bikers want bigger reels, racers want lighter frames and all want gears to be start of the art. >> they want the best of the best. >> reporter: he mornings bike habitat in new york city. he doesn't carry the $32,000 lambo bike. there is demand for this s works tarmac built by specialized, retails for $12,000. >> we'll do probably roughly a halo bike a month in the on season, and during -- even during the off season, we take orders. >> reporter: designing high-end bikes like

heat extending out to businesse salt lake city as well.ay 112 in redding. 108 in fresno. 104 in las vegas. by sunday 111 in redding so it its going to be toasty. >> tomorrow morning fog once again could be dense near the coast. temperatures low 50's to the low 60's. clear skies well inland. give yourself plenty of time in the morning commute. 84 in san jose and south bay. 76 in santa cruz. pleasant warm. morgan hill 92. 83 sunnyvale. 77 san mateo. if along the coast 63 in half machine bay. sunset district downtown san francisco 68 degrees and in the north bay you see the temperatures ranging from 83 around san rafael to the triple digit clear lake, ukiah 60's coast side. east by a mild sunny day 74 oakland. 80 in castro vaechlt inland spots you get hot. 94 fairfield 95 livermore 96 in apartment i don't care. close to 100 degrees inland by saturday. expecting mid 60's coast side. temperatures back off a bit on sunday a little bit cooler few extra clouds early next week. temperatures coming did you know in the low 90's inlistened low 60's co

heat extending out to businesse salt lake city as well.saturday 112 in redding. 108 in fresno. 104 in las vegas. by sunday 111 in redding so it its going to be toasty. >> tomorrow morning fog once again could be dense near the coast. temperatures low 50's to the low 60's. clear skies well inland. give yourself plenty of time in the morning commute. 84 in san jose and south bay. 76 in santa cruz. pleasant warm. morgan hill 92. 83 sunnyvale. 77 san mateo. if along the coast 63 in half machine bay. sunset district downtown san francisco 68 degrees and in the north bay you see the temperatures ranging from 83 around san rafael to the triple digit clear lake, ukiah 60's coast side. east by a mild sunny day 74 oakland. 80 in castro vaechlt inland spots you get hot. 94 fairfield 95 livermore 96 in apartment i don't care. close to 100 degrees inland by saturday. expecting mid 60's coast side. temperatures back off a bit on sunday a little bit cooler few extra clouds early next week. temperatures coming did you know in the low 90's inlistened low 6

i was able to gain access to the entirety of the brigham young papers held by the church in salt lake city so just to reams of letters, diaries and minutes of church meetings and transcripts of sermons. i was able in the general sense to get about 98% of the collections i wanted which was wonderful so i experienced a high level of availability. >> good morning. you indicated brigham young was perhaps uneasy about the polygamy decision to adopt polygamy and of course now the mormon church has officially abandoned that to get along with u.s. government. do you think brigham young had he been alive when the issue came to a head would he have agreed to back off of his doctrine or would he have fought it tooth and nail? >> did fight it tooth and nail during his lifetime. the u.s. government was already putting pressure on brigham young as a church. i think if bush had come to shove he would have also been willing to abandon it in order to preserve the church. he didn't think he needed to until he died in 1877. so he did, he did very much support it. i think ultimately he liked the church later

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

in the deserts, 105 in las vegas, 103 in phoenix, about 98 degrees in salt lake city. so around the bay today, doesn't seem that bad. about 80 degrees in san jose, 75 in fremont, east bay numbers heating up about 89 degrees in brentwood, 86 walnut creek, 83 napa valley. inside the bay comfortable temperatures 70 oakland, 66 in san francisco. next couple of days temperatures near triple digits we get into saturday and sunday. then we cool down slightly on monday and tuesday. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. outside right now, things look great no major issues this morning across the golden gate bridge. i just saw some of the lanes change trucks drive by a few minutes ago so they should have four southbound two northbound at least in the next few minutes and everything is flowing freely in both directions. bay bridge, slight delays in the cash lanes. not too bad so far this morning. typical stuff. and the fastrak users free and clear across the upper deck. lower roadwork eastbound 80 to oakland still out there. still all in the clear in the gre

. >> reporter: thousands were diverted to okay land and san jose and some planes went to salt lake city because they could no longer land at san francisco airport that was officially closed. this was part of the drills and trainings that the pilots get. the reality of the situation is that you have a lot of airplanes sitting in places they should not be sitting and they have to discharge the passengers and all of the inconveniences for the passengers but there were passengers that wanted to board the aircraft later tomorrow and they may have to go to oakland or some other place to board the aircraft because it doesn't look like repositions in san francisco will be easy. earlier i was in oakland and there have not been this many jumbo jets sitting and for many years. as we drove into oakland's airport we saw jumbos from germany and asia and domestic flights. we met two passengers there coming in diverted from sfo and one that was sent from sof to leave from oakland and here is what they had to say. >> 14-hour flight. we couldn't land. we flied around and could not get down and something

, what would be salt lake city today, in 1847. and became quite active in the mormon faith there and biddy mason felt very uncomfortable they are because mormonism at least at that time thought blacks were evil and they were painted evil because they were black. they were there for several years and then they went to san bernardino where they had a mission in the community or something and they were there for quite some time. and then she became acquainted with other blacks who were free and the constitution, if you would come you're on your own, in other words if nobody claimed you you could be a free person in california but it was kind of a catch-22. anyway, she became acquainted with some blacks who were knowledgeable about the california law and they helped her to go to los angeles. at the time, her master took the whole group. they were hiding out in the hills in hollywood, waiting for transportation out of california they wanted to go to texas i think. it was while they were there that her friend who was a black advocate ha

salt lake city, 90. phoenix, 107. southern california looks like there will be mild 72 in l.a. palm springs, 103. isolated thunderstorms, yosemite all the way up towards reno. monterey will be overcast. numbers around the bay area will range from 84 in antioch. to 62. overcast conditions, mist and drizzle with san francisco, 76 for santa rosa and san jose, 75 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast. one more cool day. that will be monday with inland temperatures really in the 70s. high pressure build in wednesday, thursday and friday and back to summertime heat with low 90s inland and 60s at the coast. >> grin and bear it for the cooldown. shu how it is looking for sports. >> ready for football? 49ers would like to return to the superbowl as who will replace the injured michael >>> 49ers put on the pads for the first time in training camp. always an exciting day. big question mark this season, who will replace michael crabtree as kaepernick's to guy. he was a big part of the victory and veteran impressed. >> first time antoin lit it up. it's a combination of things. i don't th

it will be warm with showers in salt lake city. mild to warm conditions but nothing excess tiff. tomorrow we'll have sunny skies into afternoon. highs from upper 50s on the coast to 70s around the bay to about 8 owe into warmest spots. so cooler than average but much warmer weather later in the week. >> at a snail's pace. >> i saved it for you thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news, how you can save big money on car repairs. new ideas that can make a big difference. >> do you have money you want to give away? >> if you're buying a >>> it's real money week and tonight a special report on saving bucks on car repairs. >> paula ferris joining us live in studio. it's nice tof you there. >> it's nice in san francisco. i love coming to the west coast. >> you met with a family and they needed help with their suv. what was going on? >> they have an older car. we have old cars. average car on the road is 11 years old. we're able to do is safe a family 525. >> how were you able to do that? >> through a series of new apps out there that just mitt the -- hit the market. one you have no idea

salt lake city, 90. phoenix, 107. southern california looks like there will be mild 72 in l.a. palm springs, 103. isolated thunderstorms, yosemite all the way up towards reno. monterey will be overcast. numbers around the bay area will range from 84 in antioch. to 62. overcast conditions, mist and drizzle with san francisco, 76 for santa rosa and san jose, 75 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast. one more cool day. that will be monday with inland temperatures really in the 70s. high pressure build in wednesday, thursday and friday and back to summertime heat with low 90s inland and 60s at the coast. >> grin and bear it for the cooldown. shu how it is looking for sports. >> ready for football? 49ers would like to return to the superbowl as who will replace the injured michael >>> 49ers put on the pads for the first time in training camp. always an exciting day. big question mark this season, who will replace michael crabtree as kaepernick's to guy. he was a big part of the victory and veteran impressed. >> first time antoin lit it up. it's a combination of things. i don't th