m medford may see a chance of rain. long the island chains, showers in the chain. if you're watching in reno, nevada, see how one printmaker chose to illustrate charles darwin's groundbreaking book on the origins of species at specimens. >>> todd, thanks so much. now here is an early look at headlines in entertainment. this year megan fox plans on losing more than her role in the transformers franchise. "the l.a. times" reports after more than a year and a half of a strict vegan diet she's quit because she lost too much weight and wants to pack on some pounds. she's also removing a marilyn monroe tattoo due to its negative energy. >>> after "in touch weekly" reported that will and jada pinkett smith are splitting, the couple released a statement saying we are still together and our marriage is intact. a rep admitted throwing gas on the fire by denying rumors of an affair between pinkett smith and marc anthony. anyone that hadn't heard about the rumor now has. 85-year-old tony bennett will perform at the music awards for the first time since 1993 in a tribute to his

so medford is nice you're little interior, along with boise and vegas, abo but along the coasta areashe monsoonal flow has weakened lately. >>> adding up the losses, looking at the trends, and who traders hope will come to the rescue. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus six years later -- new details emerge on the break-up of brad pit and jennifer aniston. >>> coming up, a streak, a pair of walk-offs on the ultimate batting practice. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> amid the famine crisis in africa thousands of refugees have streamed into somalia's capital searching for food after the withdrawal of islamic rebels. their departure has raised hopes that humanitarian groups will be able to step up aid delivery. for the first time in five years the united nations was able to airlift aid to mogadishu. meanwhile, president obama has approved an additional $105 million for relief efforts in the horn of africa. >>> the hotel maid who has acc

many other areas that were still very warm today including boise and medford.t that's cooler air and clouds for the northwest. >> but the big story is we have summer final until the pacific northwest. first 90-degree temperatures. >> breaking news. >> summer was one weekend. that was it. tr(t&háhp &hc& with that? >>> investors on edge. verizon workers head back to work. and rumors of a new iphone. early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus a look at a tough weekend at the box office as four newcomers fell flat. >>> and inside the park home run, an unlikely walkoff and plaxico burress soars in his jets debut. & >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. israeli forces and palestinian militants continue to exchange fire despite a cease-fire agreement that reportedly went into effect sunday. a recent flare-up in violence began last week with a deadly attack on israelis near the country's border with egypt. >>> wnbc-4 new york is reporting prosecutors will likely dismiss a

warm in medford. we're still watching the pattern in the midwest as the east coast deals with the big storm. seattle and portland, maybe two nice weekends in a row. is that too much to ask? >>> if you're watching us in reno, nevada, pack the lawn chairs and head over to carson city. enjoy a free acoustic rock concert, food and dancing under the stars at the concert at the cove at the cove at carson mall. and that's your pacific event today. i'm a romantic guy. that would be my date night. >> your wife's lucky. all right, bill, thanks so much. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. a big storm and debut movies canceling each other out should keep last weekend's box office winner on top once again this weekend. after debuting in second two weeks ago "the help" had the rare experience of moving up to take the top spot. the experts think this weekend's smaller audiences will focus on this film. and the newer films should keep each other in check. $15 million should keep the

temperatures this morning as you head out the door, we are in the 60s from seattle to portland to medford. 80s in the desert. san francisco and l.a. still a little cool, especially near the water. if you are in the interior, it is a pretty nice day. here's your forecast for this thursday. a nice afternoon today in portland and seattle. highs still 75 to 80 degrees. it is not warm enough to go swimmer but at least it is dry and should be a good deal of sunshine. l.a., 77. interior california, you should be easily into the 80s in some spots reaching the 90s. the hottest spot is near phoenix with the high expected near 110 to 115. that's a look at yourrg, oregon. partly cloud i with sunshine later today. afternoon storms for flagstaff. the friday forecast is coming up. i love friday. >> how does it look? >> you have to wait and see. that's the whole point of the tease. >> all right. >> stocks come back and prove that money can't buy you taste. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a shocking and abrupt end to one of tv's longest runs. >>> a dry forecast, a walk-off and t

this afternoon should be nice seattle, to portland, to medford. los angeles this week your temperatures will continue somewhere right around 75 to 80. if you watch us on news 3 las vegas, nevada. pack a picnic, dinner, and head to nearby henderson to enjoy a monday night flick with the family at picnic and a movie. >>> bill, thanks so much. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. morning's headlines in entertainment. a big surprise t box office wasn't who won but by how much.1: "rise of the planet of the apes" took in a whopping $54 million to open number one, taking in $15 million to $20 million more than analysts expected. the family film "the smurfs" had a strong second weekend. again taking second place with an impressive $21 million. the star-packed sci-fi western "cowboys & aliens," last weekend's soft first place finisher fell to third disappointing with under $16 million. and finally the weekend's big bust. ryan reynolds and jason bateman's comedy "the change-up" which opened at a weak number four with just $

medford, about 93. if you're watching us on king 5 television in seattle, washington, in nearby silverdale, see scandinavian dances performed by the leikarringen dancers in the traditional dress. at the silverdale library and that's your pacific event of the day. >> we did rock, paper, scissors to see who had to read that. >>> an early look at entertainment. the reality show forced to change its name after the messy divorce of its stars has now been canceled. tlc announced "kate plus eight" once known as jon and kate plus eight" will end after this season. kate gosselin tweeted she was looking at the positive side and future challenges. jon gosselin told radar online he's relieved to get his children away from the prying eyes of the camera. wishes kate well and hopes now she can spend more time with the kids. >>> "rolling stone" has crowned eminem the king of hip hop. lil wayne ranked second and drake finished third. >>> daily "times" reports eight-time oscar host billy crystal said last year's oscar ca

this afternoon it will stop. 88 in medford's pretty nice. you're away from the coast, your forecast is just fine. >> thursday forecast coming up. >> bill, thank you. >>> also coming up, stocks revive, apple shines and the end of the world for facebook? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus levi johnston's sister is following in his footsteps in more ways than one. >>> coming up, a former yankee strikes in the box, and a pair of light-hitting heroics you have to see. >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. in yesterday's recall elections in wisconsin, republicans held on to control of the state senate. with six races at stake, the democrats needed take at least three of those races to take power, which they failed to do. the political fight there grew out of republican governor scott walker's successful efforts to adopt legislation stripping most public workers of rights to bargain on labor contracts. >>> in texas a jury has sentenced polyg

free muslim americans became suicide bombers, such as shura auch medford minneapolis, the first confirmedamerican suicide bomber in our history. the rest of radicalize converts like al-shabaab commander khomeini who was baptized by obama and threatened at the u.s. three al-shabaab fighters have been arrested and one was colored in the netherlands. other radicalized muslims have been arrested in the u.s. and canada before they reach somalia, which is now much easier to go to jihad in afghanistan, iran -- excuse me afghanistan, iraq, pakistan or yemen. as many as two dozen muslim americans, al-shabaab were many cases were trained by al qaeda leaders remain unaccounted for. the committee has found that al-shabaab related federal prosecutions for funding, recruiting and attempting to join al-shabaab are the largest number in this african upper trend and homegrown terror cases with the justice departments over the past two years. excuse me. at least 38 cases have been unsealed since 2009. minnesota, ohio, california, new jersey, new york, illinois, missouri, alabama, virginia and texas. al-sha

phoenix, 104 degrees, but they're used to that kind of heat, 106 in las vegas, medford, oregon, checking in at 88, seattle, 71, sunshine, denver, 83 degrees. a risk of strong storms in the low to mid-mississippi river valley. some of these storms could have some pretty heavy downpours and strong winds. gorgeous weather around the great lakes with plenty of sunshine. temperatures comfortable in the mid-70s with low humidity. >>> good wednesday morning to you. well, we're starting to see that cloud cover already push back out to sea. that means we'll see a warmer afternoon in the city by the bay. temperatures ranging from upper 70s to mid-80s inland, 69 degrees in san francisco. we continue to climb in temperature friday through the weekend. a little hot in the warmest cities across the bay toughing on 90s in some spots. a little area of low pressure cool us back down just in time for the start of next workweek. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thanks very much. >>> a 12-year-old boy is very lucky to be live this morning after he was pulled out to sea by a powerful rip curre