and the crowds are gathering at lollapalooza!where entertainment critic dean richards is live. beginning in 2005, lollapalooza has called chicago home. it has gone from bringing in a total of 65,000 concertgoers to what is expected to be 100,000 per day this year. tickets have been sold out for weeks to see the 130 acts on the eight different stages. this includes: the red hot chili peppers, black sabbath, the black keys, and jack white among others ... that in addition to the many up-and- coming groups singers and d.j.s from around the world, is why this chicago tribune music critic told me it is a great thing for chicago. florence and the machine will be playing on sunday ... ... >>if i were an adventurous music fan instead of seeing the red hot chili peppers i would go see the band playing opposite them they put out one of the best albums of the year a few weeks ago ... they are raising the bar on what the fans can expect ... >>people worry the music industry is evaporates but when you come here to lollapalooza it is a differe

lollapalooza founder says that chicago is still his kind of town.s and we work with the city of chicago has become my second family, my second home. we all collectively work together to show the entire world what a great festival and what a great three days you could have. you can see my full interview with perry and get all the info you need on lollapalooza on our website. >> there were 45 states that had 90 degree temperatures today many had hundreds. there are tomorrows temperatures, saturday looks like the real schemer. if russia goes through saturday night with some big storms. i want to show you the storms that come in and first in scattered fashion, that is tomorrow afternoon. see that little wave. we can blow that up for you right here. by 9:00 in the evening at some clusters coming together that march across the area between 9-11 and pursue east of here and we go into beautiful less humid weather during the day on sunday but with the jet stream and that position in the storms that can bring down and we may get pretty good rain out of this.

that's what's happening out at lollapalooza. we have another tower cam showing michigan avenue outside of our cnn bureau there in chicago. traffic at a standstill there as skies are darkening and things are getting a little more ominous. let's show you the radar and show you this nasty line of storms which has been producing damaging winds from davenport, iowa and east into northern illinois. it's about to slam into chicago. already some of the western suburbs reporting 60 and 70-mile-per-hour winds. that yellow box you see there is a severe thunderstorm watch box. it's been posted. that's in effect for the next couple hours and will be extended off to the east. there you see the cluster moving through downers grove about to head through bloomingdale and then eventually into chicago and lakeshore drive and over lake michigan. these storms have had a history of producing 60 and 70-mile-per-hour winds. we've had reports of trees and power lines down across parts of northern illinois so a serious situation that is about to take pla

especially as you know lollapalooza is a huge event. it's a bellwether and a huge event for chicago and there are tens of thousands of people out there right now that need to seek shelter and they're doing that. >> if you're just joining us, don lemon here with rob marciano. we have some -- this is just in to cnn. you can call it breaking news. it hasn't happened yet but we're looking at this because these people are filing out of the lollapalooza concert in chicago because this weather is going to roll through there. as rob just said, it's going to be pretty severe and has been rolling from west to east getting closer to the chicago area, which is obviously as you know a highly populated area. chicago is a large city so people are starting to take cover. there were pictures earlier from michigan avenue. you could see the traffic there earlier at a standstill because obviously some of it caused by this concert going on and you know people going to the concert, now having to leave. i would imagine that putting people there in a bit of a

that's what's happening out at lollapalooza.ve another tower cam showing michigan avenue outside of our cnn bureau there in chicago. traffic at a standstill there as skies are darkening and things are getting a little more ominous. let's show you the radar and show you this nasty line of storms which has been producing damaging winds from davenport, iowa and east into northern illinois. it's about to slam into chicago. already some of the western suburbs reporting 60 and 70-mile-per-hour winds. that yellow box you see there is a severe thunderstorm watch box. it's been posted. that's in effect for the next couple hours and will be extended off to the east. there you see the cluster moving through downers grove about to head through bloomingdale and then eventually into chicago and lakeshore drive and over lake michigan. these storms have had a history of producing 60 and 70-mile-per-hour winds. we've had reports of trees and power lines down across parts of northern illinois so a serious situation that is about to take place her

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. >>> a storm rolls through chicago evacuating a music festival, lollapalooza. festival goers underground. the national weather service issued flash flood and severe thunderstorm warnings for the area. >> we were here last year and it rained and i know when it started, everyone ran so i guess they're just taking precautions. >> better be safe. the festival reopened later on in the night after all the bad weather passed through the area. >>> we have breaking news, just in wjz tonight. the man charged with shooting congresswoman gabby giffords is expected to plead guilty. jared lautner is now competent to understand the charges against him in the assault that killed six people and injured 13 at that gathering in tucson. lautner is expected to plead guilty on tuesday and under the terms of the deal, he would serve a life sentence. other terms remain unclear tonight. we'll keep you posted here on wjz this weekend. >>> baltimore city police are looking for a gunman right now after a deadly shooting. a 22-year-old man was found bleeding from gunshot wounds in the 3000

promoters of lollapalooza say it will cost $350,000 to restore the park... mainly because of drainage issues in an area where sod needs to be replaced. initially, promoters of the festival and the chicago park district estimated the clean up would cost $150,000. this year's pricetag is still significantly less than last year's total of one million dollars. still to come this midday: tom skilling has your full forecast. wi we may have a shower and thunderstorm going in some areas before the afternoon and is ... it's increasing an aerial coverage in intensity these remnants from hurricane isaac ... the hemisphere is hot. that's destabilizing the air ... we have 10-20% coverage later today and then we enter the weekend that will see heavy rain showers throughout the weekend ... today's the last day of august it's the end of meteorological summer this has been the year with the most sun shine in 24 years ... but it won't be the case this weekend ... a tropical cyclone or the remnants of hurricane ... there is none more prolific in terms of grain productionrain p

oh, wow. >> just to clarify -- when you go to lollapalooza, do you do the crip dance? >> yes. >>> now caught on camera call at this time great airplane apology. how many times have you wanted to do this. you're stuck in an airport. a teenager rudely jumps the line to board a plane. but that didn't fly so well with this teenager's high school coach, who taught this kid a very public lesson in manners. ron has the story. >> a young man in texas became inpatient waiting to board the plane. he kind of insinuated into the first group that was allowed to board. then, check this out. from flight attendant freak-outs like this american airlines worker. >> get out of my way! >> reporter: to jetblue steven slater bleep you to a passenger to alec baldwin's words with stewa stewardess over a game of words with friends. but now, a rare instance of public civility. >> my fellow travelers, today, with great remorse. >> reporter: the lacrosse player was traveling with his teammates to a tournament. he thought that he could beat southwest airlines first-come, first-served similar befor

you are looking at tens of thousands of concertgoers and chicago the second of three days of the lollapaloozas scheduled and grant park delayed because of severe weather. in the bay area but it looks like it is going to rain weird weather. >>> as close as we get to thunder and lightning this monsoon flow has come of it as rep percussions and red flag warnings posted to the far northern california all the way to southern washington state and covering top half of nevada because of threat of fire from lightning strikes. we've had 50 + lightning strikes in the bay area is moisture and winds over the bay and over the sierra we might get a rope lightning strike or two. it will not amount to much. the monsoonal flow gets kicked over to are part of the state by high pressure, it will result in warmer temperatures by midweek we have moisture to contend with humidity twice as much as yesterday as temperatures are down in some spots as much as 20 degrees. compared to yesterday. it draws no. will mostly is capet by tomorrow morning. in the morning low clouds and parlay sunny skies in the future cast over

. >>> one of my favorite chicago events is lollapalooza. you get almost 100,000 people enjoying, well, not the weather but bands. then this happened, very scary scene. they evacuated all of the people in time before the storms rolled through. they got a lot of rain that they needed in chicago. that type of energy and storm action is going to move east today. along that cold front, places like buffalo, new york, charleston there, memphis, all included in this severe weather threat. i'm going to leave you with some cooler weather. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a litt >> por >> portland, oregon, yesterday, record high 102. wait until you see the numbers coming up in the pacific northwest. >> even higher than that? oh, wow. >> just to clarify -- when you go to lollapalooza, do you do the crip dance? >> yes. i learned it and that's where we'll keep it. >> that's where it stays. >>> now caught on camera call it the great airplane apology. how many times have you wanted to do this. you're stuck in an airport. a teenager rudely jump

and folks, i know all the latest, hottest bands, like bonnaroo and lollapalooza.e great. now it's summer, and that means it's time to remount my long-running one-year tradition of throwing my own summer concert. last year we had jack white, bonn ebare, florence and her machine at steve fest colch ela '11. it took a team of surgeons four hours to successfully reattach the knob. i got to say, the knob has lost some sensitivity. [laughter] well, in the music biz, you always got to reinvent yourself. whether it's madonna or david bowie or paul simon after he had that weird growth removed. so, nation, tonight i am proud to announce my second annual summer concert series. [cheering and applause] >> steve fest ochella '12. >> stephen: nation. [cheering and applause] nation, get ready to rock. in two weeks. the only thing bigger than festival itself is this year's venue. you may know her from her work capturing the marshal islands during world war ii. she displaces 41,434 tons. ladies and gentlemen, the mother [bleeped] u.s. intrepid. give it up. whew, whew, baby. we'll b

tens of thousands of concertgoers in chicago evacuate of the lollapalooza festival when severe weather move again. most took refuge in parking garages safety is a priority seven people killed at a concert in indiana last summer. organizers shuffled lineup with the red hot chili peppers and headlining. >>> bryan says ray and for shocking weather and will explain. >>> mostly this moisture moves to north of the bay area we had 30 lightning strikes in monterey and santa clara county's subtropical moisture doubled the humidity and temperatures fell. he looked at the doppler you see some echoes of their north of the bay bridge. it is mostly in dry around san francisco some sprinkles possible tonight. to get lightning strikes in bay area not comment, this kind of monsoonal flow we pointed out may be affecting us last week. it did blossom over the bay you see the time lapse it flows toward low pressure and this is the sort of thing that is customary in new mexico and arizona. as it lifts to the north we get increasing sunshine tomorrow with more sun after the temperatures fell by 20 degrees to

damaged up to 100 residents were affected >> last night to bad weather made for a big mess at lollapalooza but the show did go on a. all things considered grant park did not look too bad. almost 61 thous and music fans were evacuated yesterday afternoon before the park was eventually be open to a couple of hours later. officials say the damage is not as bad as what the park suffered last year >> a doctor who dedicated himself to healing children keep his life to save a pair of kids in lake michigan. the doctor was the chief of pediatric surgery at the hospital. hospital officials report he rescued two kids from the lake this morning but was pulled under by a powerful current and drowned. they say they cannot express the sorrow they're feeling. calling this that a devastating loss personally and professionally >> a man trying to cross lake shore drive last night when struck by a cab and killed. it happened just after 11:00. police say a friend warned the man not to cross the busy road moments before the northbound cab hit him. a nurse who happened to be on the drive got pulled over and trie

paul ryan, 42-year-old running mate, when he takes the stage it will be a lot of pride in the lollapalooza generation. >> reporter: two well-groomed white guys. at first glance, about as cutting edge as a j. crew catalog. >> welcome. >> reporter: but this ticket does blaze new ground. mitt romney, first mormon ever nominated. >> it's a really clear choice. >> reporter: paul ryan, first person from generation x ever to be on a major party ticket. ♪ >> reporter: ryan is squarely in the age bracket who know where they were when kurt cobain committed suicide. ♪ here we are now entertain us >> reporter: weren't even alive for jfk or rfk. on his facebook page ryan lists nirvana among his favorite bands, along with metallica. and rage against the machine. apparently, the feeling is not mutual. in "rolling stone" the lead guitarist tom morello said ryan is the embodiment of the machine. >> i don't think he's the machine. i think he's trying to change the machine. i think he's trying to change a really broken machine. >> reporter: like a lot of gen-xers hanging out today at the gun slinger lounge,

lollapalooza had to be postponed for tonight. a lot of outdoor events going on. the white sox at home as well. there you see all the problems that we saw with those storms. now we look to the tropics. we are tracking tropical storm ernesto looking healthier on our satellite imagery. winds are up to 60 miles an hour. if you are vacationing in jamaica or the cayman islands, not looking at a direct impact but certainly getting pretty close. those outer rain bands could be affecting us. we still can't rule out a possible u.s. impact and now we also have tropical storm florence off the coast of africa, but thank goodness we've got some time to watch that one. >> a lot of weather to talk about. kelly cass, thank you. >>> a very different situation going on tonight in oklahoma. very hot, dry and windy conditions helped spread more than a dozen wildfires that have destroyed at least 121 homes and other structures in that state. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in the hard-hit town of luther, oklahoma, tonight. gabe. >> reporter: lester, good evening. the winds have died down here

we now have the numbers the estimated price tag for cleaning up from this summer's lollapalooza aboutte for a short time, crews will now have to feed into restocks the area it will take up to 10 days to do that, last summer's repairs cost $1 million thanks to another storm that dumped 3 in. of water. look at the writer these things tau were up to 50,000 ft. in the latest doppler scans. lighter showers are diminishing across the area, here is how they are going to move you can see them coming in to the rockford area by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. if this is an accurate portrayal there is a configuration that suggests they may be gusty wind producers. look at the rain numbers out of this, pretty good. that storm frontal system moves in tomorrow. you can see tomorrows highs in the '70s. high pressure, but look at this up close you can see the model accurately it starts sunday in the morning but both saturday and sunday could build up scattered showers right there so look for those. we think aerial coverage on the rains will be 20-30% so not everyone will see them. 77 tomorrow, a wet morn

. >>> a crowd of 80,000 people were exclude to evacuate lollapalooza music festival.ople left the concert in frantz park along lake michigan. some sheltered nearby as the storm moved through. after the rain stopped, folks were allowed back into the venue and the concert continued. >>> marine biologists at seaworld in san diego are hoping a young harbor seal will recover from air eye surgery. seaworld rescued the animal in genuine. when vets started to feed her fish, they realized that 49- month-old seal was blind. iris is her name and she underwent surgery this week and they say it's too soon to tell how much eye sight she will regain. >>> mission accomplished. skydivers leap into the record books, but they didn't do it on the first try. >>> report of a stealth meeting between oakland officials and major league baseball. the plans that were reportedly discussed about the future of a's. . take a look at this video, a group of skydivers in illinois this weekend got together to set i new record, 138 people jumped from six different airplanes flying at 18,500'. they flew

the lollapalooza clean-up began yesterday...ficials expect the cost to be much less than last year. concert promoter, c-3 presents, estimates the cost of clean-up to be about $150,000., compared with the one million dollar cost last year. the chicago park district will oversee the repairs... which are expected to go on for the next seven to ten days. the three-day music festival attracted about 300-thousand attendees to grant park. tonight's "powerball" jackpot is up to $320-million . no one matched all six numbers in saturday's drawing...so it rolled over into tonight. several people did match five out of six numbers -- those tickets were worth one-million dollars each. the last big powerball win was on june 23rd. tonight's jackpot is very close to the record $365-million prize, set in february. but... if no one wins tonight... that record will be surpassed. you can watch the drawing on wgn-tv chicago and wgn america at 10pm central. still to come this midday: tom skilling has your full forecast. ahh, now that's a clean mouth.

. >>> organizers of the lollapalooza festival had to evacuate tens of thousands of people after two andlf hours the concert was able to start back up again. >>> now back to "lockup." >>> nearly 900 men are serving time behind the walls of the kentucky state penitentiary. since many of these men are spending the rest of their lives there, the challenge isn't always watching your back but simply surviving day to day. >> the majority of the time the inmates spend behind the razor wire of the kentucky state penitentiary is in an 8 x 10 foot cell. matthew campbell is 23, gay, and serving time for armed robbery. >> being gay in prison is really hard. i mean, it's hard enough to do time in here, but the fact that everybody knows that you are gay, it's constant pressure for, you know, sex. i've learned a lot about myself being in here, you know, it's who i am, who i want to be, who i was. it's been an educational experience for me. it really has. i'm ready to get out and live my life. >> with good conduct, campbell can be released in less than two years, but it's a challenge surviving the bored

when he takes the stage it will be a lot of pride in the lollapalooza generation. >> reporter: two well-groomed white guys. at first glance, about as cutting edge as a j. crew catalog. >> welcome. >> reporter: mitt romney, first mormon ever nominated, paul ryan, first person from generation x ever to be on a major party ticket. >> that's a good thing! ♪ >> reporter: ryan is squarely in the age bracket who know where they were when kurt cobain committed suicide ♪ any day now >> reporter: weren't even alive for jfk or rfk. on his facebook page ryan lists nirvana as his favorite band, as well as metallica. or rage against the machine. apparently, the feeling is not mutual. in "rolling stone" the lead guitarist tom morello said ryan is the embodiment of the machine. >> i don't think he's the machine. >> reporter: hanging at the lounge in tampa, he seems to be the gen-xer. the guy guy cow bring home to mom. >> the guy was homecoming king, right? you don't get to be a homecoming king unless you're a cool guy. i don't understand why everyone thinks he's a dork because he's into the economy. >> reporte

. >> kelly: tens of thousands of fans forced to run for cover when the music festival lollapalooza wasvacuated. the gathering was cleared out when the national weather service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for chicago. thousands jammed into parking garage that were designated as evacuation centers, but not everyone was happy the show didn't go on as scheduled. >> i mean, for safety it's good. i came all the way here from seattle. >> i'm kind of mad. i really like the concert. >> the fact that they're evacuating i don't think is fair. >> the music picked up again two hours later once the storm passed. organizers say they weren't taking any chances with a losafety. >> patti ann: the fda recently approved two new diet drugs. anna is live with more. >> reporter: the new drugs are fda approved for patients meeting specific body mass index requirements and people with highigh blood pressure, diabete, high cholesterol or sleep apnea. the drugs are not covered by most insurance companies. one drug tends to make people feel full. it's a combination of two drugs, one that eases seizures a

hate music band, he was active in the hate scene, he performed at what are the equivalence of lollapaloozasthe right to praise hitler, calling for the murder of minority communities, and so forth. but it doesn't necessarily mean that someone's going to step over the line into violence. he had a minor criminal record. there was no way to say to someone, we predict this person is going to do something heinous like what happened outside of milwaukee. >> heidi, thank you very much. we appreciate your taking the time. >>> next, as you just heard, the police officer who put his life on the line and almost died to save others' lives is, as you heard from his colleague, doing all right tonight. the surgeon that saved his life and is trying to save two other sikhs who are in critical care tonight is "outfront" after this. it's something you're born with. and inspires the things you choose to do. you do what you do... because it matters. at hp we don't just believe in the power of technology. we believe in the power of people when technology works for you. to dream. to create. to work. if you're goin

man, severe weather rolled through northern illinois but this is chicago, where a concert called lollapaloozan and weather officials and the venue officials made everyone leave and seek shelter, some were in underground garages and the pictures showed within minutes it became pitch dark and lightning everywhere in chicago. >>> now this -- [ gunfire ] that right there is the biggest city in syria, aleppo. it is a battlefield now, but it soon might be the scene of all-out warfare. rebels fighting there think syrian forces are getting ready to launch a major military offensive against them. it could happen any day now. tens of thousands of civilians have already fled the city. >>> the severe drought across the u.s. hurting a the lo of farmers, we've been talking about here but not everyone is unhappy about it. look at who is making a profit on the disaster. that's next. man: there's a cattle guard, take a right. do you have any idea where you're going ? wherever the wind takes me. this is so off course. nature can surprise you sometimes... next time, you drive. next time, signal your turn. ...th

. >>> and dangerous weather in chicago forced organizers of the lollapalooza festival to force tens of of people from grant park. the concert is back on now, but nearly 90,000 of people in chicago are without power. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. it's not unusual for a suspect to flee from police, but it's not always a well thought out plan. you're about to meet two suspects who make downright foolish attempts to escape from authorities, and another guy who goes to extremes to turn himself in. a suspect leaps to escape police custody. not so unusual until you realize he's leaping out of a moving police cruiser, and it's all caught on camera. january 22nd, 2011, sandy city, utah. police officer gavin white is transporting 20-year-old nicholas duffy to the salt lake county jail. earlier that day, duffy is arrested by another police department on investigation of burglary charges. he is admitted to a local hospital after being tasered, and also for possible intoxication. he escapes and is eventually discovered hiding out in a n

hate music band, he was active in the hate scene, he performed at what are the equivalence of lollapaloozae fests, they have the right to praise hitler. but it doesn't necessarily mean that someone's going to step over the line into violence. he had a minor criminal record. there was no way to say to someone, we predict this person is going to do something heius like what happened outside of milwaukee. >> heidi, thank you very much. we appreciate your taking the time. >>> next, as you just heard, the police officer who put his life on the line and almost died to save others' lives is, as you heard from his colleague, doing all right tonight. the surgeon that saved his life and is trying to save two other sikhs who are in critical care tonight is "outfront" after this. ey. besides i get great gas mileage. what's that? it's eassist. helps the engine run really efficiently. it captures energy that assists the engine... so i'm never guzzling gas. oh -- that's hippie talk. it's called technology dad... here take two dollars. take the money. [ male announcer ] the all new 37 mpg highway chevy ma

it's funny, i went to chicago recently to lollapalooza. the first song, and this girl comes up to me and she goes "jim norton!" and she seemed really, really drunk. so i'm like "all right, i got to talk to her." [ laughter ] nothing turns me on more than when i see a woman trying to focus. [ laughter ] and she's like "i love your material." i'm like "well, thank you." and she grabs my penis and squeezes it. >> jimmy: no. >> the whole story. [ laughter ] that's the beginning, middle and end of my wonderful chicago trip. >> jimmy: wow, and that's the memory you took back? >> that's the memory i took back, yeah. >> jimmy: your schedule -- did you get time to go see a concert? >> i went to see sabbath. the only other thing i did out there -- and i love chicago -- is i saw "batman." which i'm kind of an idiot to go to a movie on the road. but, i didn't like it. and it's amazing to me how everybody loves christian bale as batman. i just -- i don't like him, i'm sorry. i like him as bruce wayne and i like him as an actor, but the voice. i take it

one of the things in michael scherer's article in "time" at a lollapalooza concert in chicago recentlye at the concert checked their phones to get a weather report, what they got instead was something from karl rove's group which was an ad attacking barack obama. so this is how targeted, the cell phone usage can be for these campaigns. >> right. of course, andrea, you remember tip o'neill said all politics is local, but social media and mobile technology is making it hyperlocal, that you can target people at events like this, you can target people on the street where you live. in fact, the -- michael also writes about the obama campaign app which you can download, and if you want to become -- if you want to knock door to door, you know, part of the app tells you who's a democrat on your street, who's a republican, where they live. i mean, it really is taking local politics to a new microlevel that was hard to imagine even just a couple of years ago. >> now, the obama campaign was way out ahead of the republicans four years ago in their use of social media and of the technology. have th

. >>> severe weather in chicago forced tens of thousands of fans to be evacuated from the lollapaloozare sent to shelter sites in underground garages. thousands of area restaurants are still without power. >>> several wildfires are burning throughout oklahoma tonight. firefighters have contained at least one blaze that is suspected to be the work of arsonist arsonists. the fire burned through dozens of homes. police are searching for a suspect who witnesses say tossed a lit newspaper out of a vehicle on friday. >>> and happy birthday to president obama. the president celebrated his 51st birthday today with a round of golf and a trip to camp david. he will be back on the campaign trail next week. back to "lockup." >>> miami-dade corrections, the sixth largest jail system in the united states, is like a small overpopulated city, one that never shuts down. the task of officially running these facilities can be daunts -- meals, medications, rec time, visitations. it's a never-ending struggle to properly care for a population of thousands. with most of their time spent locked behind bars, i

let's go to the "chicago sun times" lollapalooza begins tomorrow.now has an estimated $100 million impact on the city of chicago. laa-lollapalooza hasn't been wit controversy. bad weather last year turned it into a mud pit. they are accused of using charity status to avoid city taxes. i'm shock by that. >>> four badminton teams have been kicked out for trying to lose on purpose, they are from china, south korea and indonesia were accused of trying to throw matches in an early play to draw easier competitors in later rounds. south korea and indonesia appealed the rulings but those appeals tossed out. >> i better not take a look at my fantasy baseball team, then if that's the rules. >>> boris johnson got stuck on a zip line while trying to make a grand entrance at victoria park. he got caught 65 feet from the end and hung there for about five minutes. someone asked how he was feeling and he replied very, very well, before asking for a rope and ladder. >> my god. >>> in the "usa today," you've love this one, mike, an umpiring first in professional base

. >>> they forced organizers to evacuate the lollapalooza festival. they made their way to underground parking garages that were designated as shelters. once the storms passed and they had a chance to inspect the pack for damage, they could go back. >> i came from seattle. >> i am kind of mad. i like this concert. >> evacuation comes after an indiana state fair concert killed seven people last summer. >>> we definitely don't see thunderstorms in the area like that. but what we will see, we will check in with rosemary orozco. >> good morning to you. our atmosphere is stabilizing and it will be a favorable weather outlook. we are waking up with the gray. you don't need tee to tell you that. it is outside your window. the numbers are up by several degrees over yesterday. it is a lot of green on the map. nearing 60 degrees in most areas. just a few of us holding on to 50s and they are usually upper 50s at this hour is what i am seeing out there. by noontime. 60s for the east bay. along the peninsula. and 60s for parts of the north bay and numbers are at 7

. >> reporter: at the lollapalooza festival, fans were asked to become bone marrow donors. >> it took> reporter: shannon henn is the executive director of the love, hope, strength foundation. >> nobody's here today to become a bone marrow donor. they're all here to listen to great music, so we kind of have to get them out of their comfort zone for a bit. so, we come in knowing just one person is all it takes, and if we walk out of here with several hundred, we're going to be ecstatic. ♪ >> reporter: founded by cancer survivors mike peters, front man of the popular 1980s rock band the alarm, and his friends james chippendale, they began the mission with adventurous trips to remote concert venues, performances from mt. kill man jari to machu picchu. >> whatever we do at love, hope and strength, we try to benefit a local community. ♪ ♪ to light the fires that i need to survive ♪ >> reporter: introducing the first mammography machines in nepal, building tanzania's first children's cancer center. >> every single child you see on the street here is a patient here. >> reporter: since 2007, l