sheer lk at highs around the bay area tomorrow. notice triple digit readings and low 90s around the bay. going to be a hot day. here is the accu-weather forecast. after triple digit readings, highs dropping off 20 degrees or more on sunday. pleasant, but mild to warm. cooler with highs into 70s temperatures moderate. we'll some rollercoaster ride here. it heats up sharply. stays cool so we have a sustained pattern yet. >> bizarre pattern. >> yes. >> thank you. >> up next you suffer from poshitis? >> yes. i think i do. >> how the giant accessory >>> a new health warning about hand bags the way him carry purses has given rice to a condition known as poshitis. it's a look celebrities embraced. a heavy bag hanging from a bent elbow. the fashionista known for this style is victoria beckham. photographed carrying oversized purses. your body can be paying a price. an ailment doctors dubbed posh itis. >> your elbow is a joint. shoulders have been pulled out of place, tendinitis. these are a direct result of carrying these fashion autos thi

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spencer christian is here now with a lk ahead to the forecast. it could get hot this weekend. >> it could. if you're outdoors this afternoon you probably had a little taste, a hit of the heat wave still to come. sunny skies we're going to have that pattern staying with us. here is a look at the day's high temperatures. up north in clear lake we'll see temperatures climbing up to, and above 100 degrees over five days. a heat advisory is affect from 11:00 saturday morning to 9:00 sunday night. high temperatures over 100 degrees in warmest spots. very warm at night time. and this heat may extend into next week there. is a heat watch in effect from the delta and during this period of time in those areas highs can reach between 105 and 112 degrees. we'll take a look at the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> spencer we've been talking about the heat today two. families lost homes today fire swept through the houses just after 2:00 this afternoon. investigators think that extreme heat might have been a factor in that blaze. several firefighters

and then they lk at it again, they come up with a lower number and it comes back again.ouncing around for a long tim. gerri: we don't have much time left, but i there any advice you could give to a broader audience those who may be having issues with family members? >> yes, make sure everyone know what they are getting. >> absolutely. afterwards it is a free-for-all beone that is intesting. all right, thank you for coming on tonight. i appreciate your time. >> absolutely. gerri: coming up next, my "two cents more" and the must-have accessory for a alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card o erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? and so too is the summer event. now get an incredible offer on the powerful, efficient c250 sport sedan with an agility control sport-tuned s

we have a government agency whose job is to pry into people's lives were to lk at these groupsnd say, they being too political. these are n things tt in a democracy, a country that respects privacy rights and free speech that does not match very well with their system. so we try to make these littl chans on this side o that side. as long as we have this agency, there will be abuses of power. gerri: look, the new acting commissioner today how the program, a plan to reformhe irs. among the things he suggests, spenning the use of those be on the lookout lists like there were in the targeting of the conserva groups. new leaders, accountability review board, a self certifation process. what do you me of these changes? is this enough? this just paper coveringver the big problems. >> i think that putting people in charge o sayin -- policing political speech bause that is effectivel with the irs is doing, some of the eyond the look of words were words like progressn, as a going after the other side as well as the tea party. so you're putting the irs in a position of picing political speech. t

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spencer christian is here now with a lk ahead to the forecast. it could get hot this weekend. >> it could. if you're outdoors this afternoon you probably had a little taste, a hit of the heat wave still to come. sunny skies we're going to have that pattern staying with us. here is a look at the day's high temperatures. up north in clear lake we'll see temperatures climbing up to, and above 100 degrees over five days. a heat advisory is affect from 11:00 saturday morning to 9:00 sunday night. high temperatures over 100 degrees in warmest spots. very warm at night time. and this heat may extend into next week there. is a heat watch in effect from the delta and during this period of time in those areas highs can reach between 105 and 112 degrees. we'll take a look at the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> spencer we've been talking about the heat today two. families lost homes today fire swept through the houses just after 2:00 this afternoon. investigators think that extreme heat might have been a factor in that blaze. several firefighters

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lk to your doctor. how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retiment age. ♪ theuestion is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ neil: the dow jones industrial today. the federal reserve encouraged toeep doing its thing, which is why mitt romney said that he is not too impressed with this whole rally. governor, what do you think of the market's reaion and ben bernanke providing all of the fuel for this. what you think? >> wel theres no question. one of the reasons that people are putting money into the stock market as ey see that the federal reserve continues to have a monetary poliy. money printing. quantitative easing. money is pouring into the stock market. this will not end well. u cannot keep on, if you will, pouring more and more money as a nation and not hang to pa

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>>>x#lk following up on a story brought you last night. a san jose6ns jean elle schoe e blasting the police department for not responding to calls that a prowler was on campus. cherry wood elementary school. kris sanchez is on campus tonight. this is turning into a bitter battle between the school police department. >> reporter: seems that way. the school district's criticism is serious. it is being as responsive as it can be and in the case of cherrywood elementary school it is not true that officers were a no show. >> our police department didn't step up. >> reporter: the criticism over the sjpd's response to a man in the girl's bathroom was fast and fierce and the police department says unfounded. >> it is a call that we are absolutely going to respond out to. >> reporter: on monday at 1:27 the call came in about the man in the girl's bathroom. by 1:32 officers were on the way but were diverted because of a robbery in progress. a 15 year old knocked down a woman stealing her jewelry which is considered a higher priority call. dispatch w

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>> look, if he runs as an independent good lk. he -- if he does that, he will have no shot at president seize. and remember, as a republican you have to be selected by party before elected by people. he better look to court republicans if he is running as a republican, you don't get to jump over republicans to get to ballot in november, he has to you know court republicans, and has to go beyond new jersey. but first step in courting republicans circumstance tout your successes in new jersey. plan budgets, create jobs, take on teachers, all things that republicans like to hear. neil: i think you are right, he can showcase, look, a win in a landslide in bluest of blew state -- blue states, i went to a mark zuckerberg event in california, they want to win, right. >> if you rig the senatorial race in new jersey, it is not going to help him with republican or democts we have a chance of doing is taking new jersey in the next presidential race. i think he is doing right, let the people decide. neil: and, nick brady, who later became pre

. >> you lk at detroit and constitution it say nas the benefitshaarearned, quote shall not be diminishedthese are contracts. >> investors are onl one who stand toose something, because no one guess into with a guarantee. >> that isnvesting, i it? >> i but it is sad, if you get capital to go to sick cities or citi in deep trouble, somethingike this is not going to entice it. >> you are right, goingorward, goveors have tried to do something about the pensions going forward they are unsustainle. i hope there was an acceptance. neil: there is not, not in detroit. but not enough. you areight. >> often times, what happens is you raise taxes, and other things tha hinder the quick the economy of those cities states. neil: on local level, ste level, national level, we don't ever get the guts to d the thing we needo do. >> we don'', we see that in kicking the can dow t road, with 17 trillion i debt, we're unable to get an annual budget, we do not set a good example federal level. but it is up to the local efficients to sve tir own -- officials to solve their own oblem. if they can't, then the fede

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those that did talk would often say, lk, i'm getting $0.10 on the dollar.hat's better than nothing. at think their response to that is, only 4 percent of the arities in america u these types of professional fund-raisers. 96 percent of the nation's charities have found other, more efficienways to raise money. ways that are more loyal to thei donors. gerri: tell me how much some of these executives make it these charities. >> well, recently found that there were charities' making six figures, where the executives were making six figures. project store is one that has be around since 198 theyre at $3 million in debt to their fundraiser, and get the executive director makes o over $200,000 a year. we are not quite sure what they do. they say that they promote alternative treatment for alzheimer's, prostate cancer, diabetes. wcould find no evidence, nor were they willing to volunteer any evidence of theirctivities gerri: it seems to me if they were doing it they would wt to crow about it. it would have pride i what they're doing a show off. the oer thing that yo