oyster.t is a packed oyster from the prince edward island. it is usually higher than that. over to the right we have delaware bay. there is only five species of satellite oysters known to the world. but there are hundreds of kinds because of a marketing gimmick. years ago people aren't really knowledgeable about oysters. it has really been brought to the forefront. >> are you going to shuck one for us? >> yes. >> i always think it looks risky. >> there is three different oyster knives. thinner is for the thinner shells. then a medium shell oyster and this blade would be for that. then the oysters that are native to maryland, maine and louisiana are going to be a much thicker shelled oyster. you'll want something bigger. you want to go up to the top and run your knife across the top. >> how do you like to eat them? >> there is a lot of different ways. classically with a vinegar cause with thyme ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we will join wjz chef mic for a longer segment. have a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >> creating a habitat that not only oysters can enjoy. i am tim williams with more on the new project underway ,,,,,, >>> maryland is melting. record temperatures are scorching the state. tonight how to cope and when will this heat wave snap? >> good evening. i am gigi barnett. adam has the day off. the intense heat isn't keeping everyone inside, but those wjz found out and about braving the temperatures seem to be enjoying any shade they can find. for some the heat is no excuse to flack off from work. we found these guys working high on this billboard. monique has the latest on the growing health concerns this heat is creating. let's begin with meteorologist bernadette woods who is tracking this excessive heat warning. hey, bern. >> yes, it is hot as we all know. we will show you some of the numbers. heat warning in effect to 10:00 tonight to all the bright pink counties. if not in a warning, you are in at least a watch. we are at 102 degrees. look at the triple digits down there from hagerstown to tuckett. the dewpoint has dropped a lit

think about that -- billion oysters. think bout that. that is -- about that. that is what is happening. >> reporter: just west of the islands, floating in the bay is a boat named walter. >> walter mccarthy. >> reporter: he owns it and using it to build oyster reefs. >> this is the super bowl. the world cup of oysters today. >> reporter: so the story goes, 1900s somehow the population in the bay started to disappear and along with it native species. 100 years later and something is finally being done. 300-pound mounds of oyster shells. the idea here, to create four large reef beds to restore tens of millions of the oysters. known as habitat builders. >> they provide a structure, a home for species like crab, herring, salmon. >> reporter: some say the life giving reefs are extinct across the state but $1.3 million in funding and backed by federal agencies the reef beds will slowly be coming back to life. >> they do things that are important that are beneficial to humans. >> reporter: they are also being planted and they will monitor the progress during the comin

certainly, the anger oyster bar. we can confirm anchors excellent credentials in terms of quality and long record of community respect and involvement. we ask your support. since there are a few seconds left. i have to recollect on a personal visit, showing some visitors from out of town around town. we went up to the tower. what a disaster. it is an embarrassment. it makes fishermans wharf look like bloomingdale's. i know terry and his associates can do a much better job. i urge your support. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. i am davy crockett, a san francisco realtor. one of the nice things about my job is that i often get to take newly minted san franciscans on an initial tour of their town. coit tower has been a wonderful place to start out. killer views, stories to tell about so many different things. the inside of the tower, part notwithstanding, has been underwhelming. and the commons that i have gone from people, why do they let that happen? i am happy to see that you are all making a move to change

oyster beds today. >> reporter: early 1900 somehow the native oyster bed population started to disappear and among with it native species and here we are 100 years later and something is finally being done about it. 300-pound mounds of oyster shell delicately descending. the idea here to create four large reef beds providing the habitat needed to restore tens of millions of the small native olympia oysters. >> they provide three dimensional structure, a home if you will for species like dungenous crab, harring, salmon, steel head, marine mammals. >> reporter: the life giving reefs are functionally extinct across the state. but after 10 years of planning, $1.3 million in funding the reef beds in the bay will slowly be coming back to life. >> i think that oysters and other native species do things that are important that are beneficial to humans even if we aren't aware of them. >> reporter: olympia oysters not to be eaten by the consumer but still enjoyed by those who love the san francisco bay. mike mibach. >>> another piece of the japanese tsunami disaster has apparently made its way to

oyster beds today. >> reporter: early 1900 somehow the native oyster bed population started to disappear and among with it native species and here we are 100 years later and something is finally being done about it. 300-pound mounds of oyster shell delicately descending. the idea here to create four large reef beds providing the habitat needed to restore tens of millions of the small native olympia oysters. >> they provide three dimensional structure, a home if you will for species like dungenous crab, harring, salmon, steel head, marine mammals. >> reporter: the life giving reefs are functionally extinct across the state. but after 10 years of planning, $1.3 million in funding the reef beds in the bay will slowly be coming back to life. >> i think that oysters and other native species do things that are important that are beneficial to humans even if we aren't aware of them. >> reporter: olympia oysters not to be eaten by the consumer but still enjoyed by those who love the san francisco bay. mike mibach. >>> another piece of the japanese tsunami disaster has apparently made its way to

i love being at the oyster bar. it is an asset to the community. i was a support volunteer for the ishaqi project for five years. during that time, there was tremendous support. donations, gift certificates, time off for training. they have integrated themselves into the community in very positive ways. the oyster bar itself, it you look at the outside of it from 1977, when it opened, just a storefront window. there are very attentive to the spaces they create. i watch them turn it into the internationally-renowned place that it is now. a fairly ramshackle antique shop, to put it gently. again, they create value and respect the spaces they are in. as far as the quality of the food, i do not wanted to my own horn, but i think the oyster bar is great. any food that comes from there is going to be top-flight. in my capacity as an academic, i am helping him develop a program. i e-mails several of my colleagues about this. there are so many local colleges, berkeley, stanford, the art institute, that have undergraduate students that would be hungry to do

a single oyster can filter up to 8 gal. of water per day, removing nitrogen pollution. >> we are also interested in potential water quality improvements in working with a team of scientists to study whether these reefs can actually buy for and protect the shoreline is in the face of sea level rise and climate change. >> once a diet staple of native americans, the oyster population is nearly extinct, these are not formed raised oysters that you get at restaurants >> currently they are limited, they do not have a place to live in the day. they do exist in the day habitat, but they need more structures of that's what we're doing, building that structure >> they're putting out half a million individual oyster shells and plan on having 1 billion native oysters settle in. >> when i run for president of the united states, you can hold me to that standard. >> did nancy pelosi just say that she is going to run for president? the back-and-forth battle that prompted the congress woman to make that comment. >> facing criticism from her

oysters. why oysters? he's deathly allergic to them. i can't make this up.he writes letters and sends them out of his jail cell talking about 17 other murders that he committed hoping that the police, the jail would intercept them, turn them over to the police. the police would come to his cell and say let's talk. >> kind of bizarre. >> and let's barter. do they barter food for info? >> you'd be surprised. you want them to be comfortable. you want them to be calm. you want them to give you information. you say can i give you something to drink. are you hungry? in that context, you do. he was hoping based upon them attempting to solve various crimes that they would believe this to be true. there will be an investigation. if it is true, we'll see what happens, but we don't think so. >> i don't know if it was harebrained or not, he was thinking he could get a request, soda and a dozen oysters with hot sauce. >> he forgot the lobster and steak. this guy has tried to commit suicide several times. he's come close. >> once during the trial and some before that. he

the oyster bar will provide the food and beverages on a daily basis. they planned offer a variety of fresh food and many of their ingredients are purchased from local and sustainable vendors, such as hog island oyster company, calif. shellfish, and panorama bakery. he will work with the department and his staff -- and supply his staff with knowledge and facts about the tower and the surrounding neighborhood to make the visitor experience more enjoyable and informative. he also proposes to increase the daily cleaning schedule to better honor and present the tower to the public. in addition, he would require that all employees dress and interact with the public in a professional manner. again, with these proposed financial terms, they are not final. the minimum annual guaranteed for this opportunity was $540,000. i just wanted to give you a comparison -- in 1992, it was a bit over $89,000. the proposed percentage -- i mentioned earlier that the elevator was determined to be a 90% remittance to the department. the respondent proposed to supply the departm

oysters increase testosterone.udy in the journal of science that they make you friskier. and chocolate. now, chocolate, a lot of chocolate has a chemical that increases testost robe and -- testosterone and makes you friskier. >> there is a mixed thing about chocolate -- >> be romantic -- >>-- >>> chocolate and oysters and flowers. >> alcohol turn its off. >> eric: you got it. for more on house call for all sorts of -- they cover everything, these guys. >> they are getting friendlier. attach. >> eric: log on to foxnews.com/housecall and it's onwitter. >> jamie: this is cool. >> eric: they will tweet you right back. weigh in on whatever topic you want. >> jamie: i think we covered that one. okay, guys. have a great week. thank you so much. a fox news alert in a brand-new hour. new insight into the life of an alleged mass murderer. the 24-year-old suspect in the aurora movie theater massacre. the friend telling the "los angeles times," quote, everything cameaise to holmes. he reportedly got as in school without studyi

. >> blue crabs are at levels not seen at in 20 years and finally, oysters, the native oyster is starting to survive. >> and a full report is coming up. >>> and our temperatures are in the upper 60s and 70s and that is not a bad looking forecast. i'll have that for you after the break. . >>> 514time right now. isn't it beautiful in. >> and when youcan see it? >> yes. >> under a cloud of steam. >> and that is 77 degrees out there, folks and that is not bad. we'll take it this morning for sure. >> and the temperatures and parts of the area in the 60s and that is not done in two weeks' time. we'll take it. and later this afternoon and some highs in the mid- to upper 80s and some scattered showers. >> i left the windows down on the way to work today. no air. >> really? >> yeah. >> how nice is that? >> hi houses in the wind -- with the windows up yesterday afternoon. >> and 76 in washington and this is some 60s to the west and with that 79 in quantico and leonardtown, good morning, 73 degrees and in baltimore, 68 and that is some temperatures falls into the comfortable range overnight and shou

some olympia oysters still exist but others are gone. the olympia oysters are tiny. they are raised along the west coast are a native of japan. the the decline is on water equal and invasive species. >>> history in the sierra foot hills, the members of a historic team that was on hand for an air show. >>> we have the weather changes that are heading our way coming up and had the hottest temperatures will move into your neighborhoods. >>> a team of privately owned jets did a fly overas thousands flocked to the airport to get a look at vintage world war ii aircraft. an original member of the must koee airmen were on hand. >> i have met some of the people that flew the planes at the same time that i did. >> leonarditys, he hoisted himself into the cockpit, the same that he trained 60 years ago and he says things look pretty familiar. >> that is living history right there. >>> temperatures will be climbing here soon. >> that's right. not in the bay area, not a one word forecast, hundreds of microclimates, you pick your temperatures as you head to the forecast in the next

they were in oyster bay, long island sound, watching fireworks when the weather changed. water became rough and the 36 foot yacht capsized. coast guard rescue teams and owners of private boats pulled people from the water. witnesses tell the post it was mayhem, parents fantically swimming around searching for their kids. the new york post reporting one of those who was missing was an 8-year-old girl. none of the passengers were wearing life jackets. it's not clear if one of the fatalities was someone who was hospitalized last night. aaron? >> saving a live is apparently not good enough to save the job of a lifeguard. tomas lopez was watching hollanddale beach when people started screaming about a swimmer drowning. well, he left to help and in doing that he left the zone he was supposed to patrol. he was fired. two other lifeguards say they were fired for the same reason and four other lifeguards said they had to resign over this. >> i was prepared for this. it's my job. >> the lifeguard company says it is reviewing that ing thaing t. the man who had to be rescued was take

. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago, 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out and hear these intriguing sounds, sounds like i have never heard in my life. and then you step closer and you almost have a very intimate experience. >> we could link to different institutions around the globe, maybe one per continent, maybe two or three in this country, then once they are all networked, they begin to communicate with one another and share information. in 2010 the website will launch, but it will be what you would call an informational website and then we are going to try to, by 2011, invite people to add a memory. so in a funny way the member rely grows and there is something organic about how this memorial begins to have legs so to speak. so we don't know quite where it will go but i promise to keep on it 10 years. my goal is to raise awareness and then either

they say it was harvested in new york's oyster bay harbor or around june 1. oysters and clams should be thrown out. >> yeah, it's a really bad way to spend the weekend. >> it's not a good thing. >> disappointing job numbers continue in maryland, so how many jobs did the state lose this time? >> investigators say he endangered the lives of more than 30 people, what a johns hopkins lab technician is accused of doing. >> and a heavy downpour didn't stop this weekend's artscape from kicking off yesterday, what you can expect to see. >> in this morning's medical alert, authorities in at least six states, including maryland, are investigating whether a traveling hospital technician accused of infecting 30 people with hepatitis c in new hampshire exposed earlier patients to the liver-destroying disease. authorities say the man is known to have infected -- been infected with hepatitis c since at least june 2010. est arrested in new hampshire on thursday, accused of stealing syringes of a powerful anesthetic from a hospital there. investigators say he would then injec

looking at of it -- oyster point, $7.33 per ft.. high of the arena, -- coyote arena, the rates are not that much higher around here. in fact, they are much lower and should be included in the survey rather than a cherry pick list. >> thank you. lesley? >> good afternoon. my name is leslie hennessey. thank you for the public comment. i am a voter in the south beach arena and am now the new president of the tenants' association. we are up to 260 members of the seven people in the harbor. we just heard about this, literally, 30 days to 45 days ago. of course, we have a lot of problems and i guess one of the biggest things that we do not have right now is the time to go through, record them, and have larry bring it up to me now. basically, the california department of boating, they have a certain number of millions done by san francisco redevelopment. those funds have never been finished or finalized. the documents do state that if redevelopment does stand, there has to be a notification. we do not even know if that has been done. we ha

reporter: the next day, the students were taken to visit a shellfish farm that produces scallops and oysters. the tsunami wiped out the entire facility along >> may i have a taste? >> >> t their fish.>> so what kind of impact did the visit have on the american students? >> isly they situation was back the students i spokets ofvolve theirawarenessrts. they aim to raise funds for the disaster areas by washing and soup. thathk rebuilding you every wednesday at 1:00 p.m. japan time here on so much so that people like to drop by even when the shop is closed on sundays. nhk world's kentaro fukahara reports. >> reporter: sunday morning and t? >> translator: they all have >> reporter: they come to look at the shutters.os.ng bad days ma sorry, we're closed. illustrated by han owner.s 89. >> translator: i love being in my store. it's my entire life. and he as if he were actually talking with them.ranslator: it's too blunt just to say "shop closed today." nd a message to my so i wrote to raise people's spirits summer with a blue sky overhead. reach for theposted this one after last year's march 11th th

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around the world after he has eaten is oysters inside. >> you do the shelling at oyster bars. >> that'shell me celebrate the oysters with and make new friend. >> finally there is a popular shell collecting technique for people who like shells but also enjoy sleeping at night and avoiding broken legs. >> $2. >> $2?. just buy them on the way out of town. >> this isn't a redwood forest guthrie sang about in this land is our land, but we are on a nw york island, he celebrated 100 anniversary of his birth yesterday, nearly half a century after his death they still cherish his lyrics and the message. >> i ain't got no home, i am just a roaming around, just a wandering worker i go from town to town. >> woodrow wilson guthrie born in small town oklahoma on july 14th, 1912. >> his name and homage to the reformer who would be elected president later than year. >> a lot of folks think he is the stage leaving home every day, beating hot old dusty way to the california line. his personal experience of the dust storm of the 1930s inspired this largely self-taught musician to write the dust bowl balla

and finally, oysters, the native oyster is starting to survive. >> maryland governor o'malley and dc mayor vince grey joined environmental officials from both federal and state agencies for an annual summit on the health of the chesapeake bay >> our oyster population now has the highest survival rate on record, in 26 years, and the blue crab population has rebounded, to a 19 year high. >> by better managing our local rivers and streams, and for us is the anacostia river and of course to some extent the potomac, we will be better equipped to continue efforts to restore the bay. >> overall officials in charge of safe keeping the chesapeake bay are saying a few things right now, first, the bay is a lot better off, than it was even a few years ago, but, it is not out of the woods, and there is still work to be done. >> last week thousands of people, and their families, came from across the region, to spend time on the bay, for the of july. >> reporter: to build on -- 4th of july. >> reporter: to build on momentum u.s. fish and wildlife service along with epa teamed together to give out $

you may have heard of a london oyster, but we do farm oysters here, and they are from the north of englandon, generally, they are talking about this, this is a card that you are going to need, and if you don't have one of these, you could be stuck in one of these. kwoouing is an olympic sport in the uk and britains love to stand in line only if it gives us an opportunity to, excuse me, to mutter under our breath, and that is the back of the cue, to gr grumble. if you can't do the q ooeg, and it is not raining, you could use one of these to get around. oh, this is not easy to get out. excuse me. but when you get it out, it is very high. you can sort the saddle out. anyway, see you. well, it has been a long day of eating, drinking, cycling and qing and british etiquette indicates that if you want the quintessential pint of beer, you have to go to the bar, but let me tell you, when you get it, it is pure gold. cheers. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm suzanne malveaux and this hour of ""cnn newsroom."" president obama is speaking to

. >> trying to luristtures back to the -- oysters back to the bay and the bay area's 911 system has been using 35-year- old technology until now, the simple software upgrade that would speed up emergency crews and inside the suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi ethic's commission hearing. tonight at 6:00. their training depends on technology. and when it takes a battery, there are athletes everywhere who trust duracell. they rely on copper to go for the gold. duracell. trusted everywhere. and soon...even more reason to trust duracell. duralock power preserve. it locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. guaranteed. duralock. coming soon to every duracell battery. >>> firefighters kept a barn fire from spreading to nearby homes this morning. it broke out about 3:20 a.m. this morning. the fire destroyed the barn and a horse trailer inside. it may be impossible to determine the cause because the damage was so severe. -6z regulators say they were not misled at a nuclear power plant. it has been shut down since january after a break in a generator tube. they say southern califor

i can save the oyster ice cream for my crew to taste.y're going to love that i'll have more chocolate. help yourself. >> here is the fun thing. they are doing these demonstrations from 10:00 to noon but they have a recipe so you can go home and make your 18th century ice cream. and you don't need this contraption to do that, you can make it in a zip lock bag. happy birthday, america, from our first president's home, a la mode. that will be really good on cherry pie. >> yes, today is the day that i try. >> it's been a pleasure your reports have been, holly >>> a whole lot of big names will be here in towrntion including kool and the gang. joining us, robert kool bell. good morning. >> good morning, how from you. >> i'm doing well, thank you. how did the rehearsals go last night? >> wonderful. a little rain but we were able to get through what we were doing. >> a little rain don't stop kool and the gang. >> no, no. >> not after all these years. you have to celebrate. >> that's right. we were talking about it before. that song tonight f you

oysters and clams could be contaminated with bacteria that causes stomach illness.sumers should check the tags on their shellfish to identify where they were harvested. if they were harvested in the harbor on or after june 1st this year, consumers should throw the shellfish away. >>> a worker that caused the hepatitis c outbreak worked with johns hopkins hospital. the contaminated syringes were then used on patient that have since been diagnosed with hepatitis. quite at c kwiatkowski worked at johns hopkins in 2009 and a spokesman said he also worked at three other hospitals but those locations haven't been named. >>> the time is 6:14. ahead the decision some olympic athlete are making this week. [ male announcer ] want the most enjoyment from your home entertainment? here's the perfect solution. switch to a verizon fios triple play and upgrade your entertainment equipment with our 100% fiberoptic network and whole home solution, including a high-speed wireless router, plus a new multi room dvr and new hd set top box free for 12 months. hurry. switching has never be

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jessica gallate was remembered with tears and laughter in her hometown of san antonio del oyster by the deadly shooting in toronto last month but was one of 12 people killed when the suspect open fire in aurora. >>> let's not focus on and it is about the victims let's 2 if we can to remember them and share their stories >>> in ohio another funeral for matt mcquinn he died protecting his girlfriend there have been services for seven of the victims and more to come. one week ago a man was shot when running from anaheim police his mother calls for justice and as demonstrators to avoid violence. michele g. lee with how the demonstrations are making an impact at disneyland >>> two blocks from the scene of the fatal police shooting friends and family and supporters put their energy into a car wash to benefit the family. >>> we can see the community is to gather even those time goes by will not forget this we want justice for what happened >>> dozens of cragin hoses and buckets to service the line of cars among those was his mother who pleaded with the community to stop the violence as protest

. >> reporter: in oyster bay today, roughly one quarter of a mile, two teams of dinevers were in the water trying to retrieve the sunken 34-foot pleasure boat. >> the movements created by the current and the movement created by the divers is creating that visibility hazard. >> what is that visibility? >> and that is very, very limited. >> a couple of feet? >> not even a couple of feet. >> reporter: the drivers soon cut visibility to one foot, adding to their difficult conditions, the currents are moving the entire operation along the bay bottom. >> the bulk is stilly moving while they trying to work on it. it's a slow, tedious process and they are progressing, but it's slowly. >> reporter: for safety reasons, police say two divers can work at a time. they're trying to use straps to build a net under the 20,000- pound boat that connects the net to air flotation bags to lift up the boat out of mud and tow it in. on july 4th, 27 people were out on the boat when it capsized and sank. three children died. 12-year-old david, 11-year-old harley and seven-year-old victoria. harley and victor

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naturally, i am doing an environmental impact report shows what happens when you deep-fried oysters and>> greetings, everyone. the land use committee has adopted -- is working on a very fine ordinance that has to do with student housing, and i like it very much, most of it. i especially liked the part where conversions of existing housing interested in housing is prohibited. there is one exception that i would like to speak to you about, and that exception is in section 317b1ii. it allows conversions it -- if it is in a convert, monastery, or similar religious building. the part this is similar religious order facility makes it too broad. i believe that the intent of the ordinance is to limit the conversions, but by putting in the word similar, it broadens it. in fact, the planning commission had

naturally, i am doing an environmental impact report shows what happens when you deep-fried oysters and>> greetings, everyone. the land use committee has adopted -- is working on a very fine ordinance that has to do with student housing, and i like it very much, most of it. i especially liked the part where conversions of existing housing interested in housing is prohibited. there is one exception that i would like to speak to you about, and that exception is in section 317b1ii. it allows

. >> blue crabs are at levels they haven't been seen at in 20 years and finally the native oyster isvive. >> reporter: maryland governor martin o'malley and d.c. mayor vincent gray joined environmental officials from both federal and state agencies for an annual summit on the health of the chesapeake bay. >> our oyster population now has the highest survival rate on record in 26 years and the blue crab population has rebounded to a 19 year high. >> by better managing our local rivers and streams and for us is the anacostia river and, of course, to some extent the potomac, we'll be better equipped to continue our efforts to restore the bay. >> reporter: now overall the officials who are in charge of safe keeping the chesapeake bay are saying a few things right now. first the bay is a lot better off than it was even a few years ago, but it is not out of the woods and there is still work to be done. >> last week thousands of people and their families cape from across the region to spend -- came from across the region to spend time on the bay for the 4th of july. >> reporter: to build on

. >> reporter: mitch kramer of oyster bay and dog, jessie, have never made a save like this before. responding in their tow boat to a stranded sailor, they saw something struggling in the distance. >> as i got closer i could tell it was a bird. i couldn't leave it there so i decided to give it a shot and see if i could grab it. >> reporter: the exhausted, frightened bird turned out to be a one-year-old bald eagle, sick and strand in long island sound. >> it had about a six foot wing span, it was very intimidating. it was a lot bigger when i pulled it out of the water than i thought it was. >> reporter: he placed the weakened bald eagle into his cabin. he immediately called his wife, an animal rehabilitate tore. >> refirst thought the eagle was blind, eyes were crusted over, very thin, it was crawling with lice. >> reporter: transported to donna's vet center for fluids and antibiotics, regained her eyesight and on to a new jersey raptor center. >> we called her indy for independence day and we knew finding a bald eagle was quite unique and ironic. >> reporter: the rehab experts tell

police say the bodies were recovered this morning from the water near oyster boy. the children ageing 8, 11 and 12, two dozen others involved have been rescued. weather are being investigated as possible factors. >>> apple may be gearing up for a new ipad launch. two companies that supply parts for the ipad have been told by apple to get ready for mass production of a new tablet computer. rumor has it the ipad mini may be in the works. the 7 or 8 inch version is meant to rival google's next -- nexus 7. >>> still ahead. an update on today's temperatures. how hot it's going to get today and the next couple of days. your forecast just 2 minutes away. >> first a look at today's midday stocks and last night's power ball numbers. ,,,, >>> well, taking a look at what is typical hot, humid, hazy day in july, expect for this one -- except for this one is hotter and more humid. our temperatures have upped from the top of the show. we started at 94. were at 96 -- we're at 96 right now and we're going up from here. the record today is 104, so we're not going to challenge the r

on long island, new york, tragedy strikes a group of boaters as a yacht capsized near oyster bay. two dozen were rescued but three children were killed, ranging in age from agefromto 12 years old. -- ranging from eight-years old to 12-years old. authorities in britain made a big dent in the war on terror. police in a different part of the country worked on what they thought was another plot. >> with just weeks to go until the london olympics, high drama on a great britain highway as a bus on its way to london was pulled over by police. responding to reports passengers pour liquid into a smoking ban. police isolate passengers on the side of the road four hours and bomb sniffing dogs were called out, and even the military responded. >> given the nature of the report we responded swiftly. >> no one knew what to think. >> they told us to the back into our cars, close the windows and keep in close the not to use air conditioning. >> and william and kate does it will look in this week -- attending wimbledon this week officials have current and future reasons to work. >> no question the

it will raise the boat from oyster bay. officials say they are trying to figure out if weather, a wake from another vessel, or overcrowding is to blame. three children died. up if ral services for the two girls will be held today. >>> the families of three haitian boys who drowned in a shallow creek on the eastern shore don't believe it was an accident. two 12-year-olds and an 8-year-old maying basketball in a chesh in fredericksburg, maryland. the boys did not know how to swim and all drown. but relatives say the boys were terrified of the water and don't believe the children would have gone to the creek. >> we believe somebody killed those kids, put those kids there by the water. >> police are still investigati investigating, the haitian community in the area say the families are poor and do not have insurance. the families need help to pay for funeral services. >>> two men, two women pleaded guilty in their role on a videotaped attack on a tourist. that beating happened in baltimore on st. patrick's day. he was beaten, r

it's a mystery why the boat capsized in oyster bay. >> it could be overcrowding, a mechanical situation, a wake created by another boat or a weather condition last evening that suddenly erupted. >> reporter: there was another tragedy, this time in iowa where three children drowned in the river while celebrating the 4th of july with their family. >>> 11 people, including five children were seriously hurt in a fireworks explosion. neighbors hosted it every year but something went wrong. the blast happened on the back point a neighbor believes a firework was set off and set off the others. police removed 90 boxes of fireworks from the home. three of the kids have severe burns tonight. >> any chance george zimmerman is going to bolt is going to happen now, after a judge set his bail at a million dollars and took away his passport. more on the man who shot trayvon martin. >> reporter: if george zimmerman wants out now, it's going to cost him -- a lot. the judge set bail at $1 million, that for the man accused of killing trayvon martin. it's a blow for the defendant who hoped to gain credibil