>> salt lake city had been used to dealing with a number of very violent crimes.nt kind of offender. >> although franklin has killed his intended targets, the crime is sloppy. >> we did find of tire tread marks in the field where the shell casings were found. they were a prototype tire and they were only sold in a limited amount of states but every one of those states were east of the mississippi river. they had to be from somewhere back east. >> it's not long before witnesses come forward and describe seeing a dark-colored camaro parked in the field near the sniper's position. >> we found a man who was walking by about a week later and he actually saw the camaro and he gave us a very good description of the car. >> soon, a local prostitute confirms she's done business with a man who drove a similar car. >> he didn't want to trick in the car, so he says we'll go to my motel room. she thought he was from the south because he had a southern accent. but what made it interesting to me is she mentioned she saw some hand guns and rifles in her room. then he told her he

salt lake city near 90 degrees yesterday and today it's going to be very similar, this upper-level low trying to spin near salt lake city bringing you clouds, cooling off a little bit and a couple weak fronts trying to push through the northwest that has knocked your temperature down a little bit. today's forecast will call for 66 in seattle, partly cloudy skies, and really you don't need the umbrella anywhere in the west today. san francisco, 64, l.a. looking about perfect with 79 and sunny. san diego you're looking great, too. once again, from vegas to phoenix, a very warm day. so usually i've been saying, claiming that when the west is very calm, alaska is stormy. not quite the case today. we're relatively cloud-free, over interior alaska. our friends in fairbanks are starting to warm up with 57 and anchorage around 56, that's any big ce for this time of weather concerns. doesn't look like we have any chances of rain in the forecast in many areas. once again, looks like it's going to remain dry and beautiful throughout the country. >> lucky them. thanks so much. >>> gold tumbles and

and i-15, from salt lake city to helena. be windy, from vegas to >> if you're flying, the strong it will be windy, from vegas to >> if you're flying, the strong winds could cause morning. more than 20,000 acres are up in flames across arizona, as 4 wildfires continue to burn out of control. >> the most dangerous fire threatening a historic mining town is only 5% contained. 500 firefighters are scrambling to protect the community. fires are raging in colorado, new mexico and utah. >>> and for louisville, kentucky -- police are still trying to unravel what triggered two outbreaks of gunfire that sent people running for cover in a downtown neighborhood. when it was over, three people were dead and two others had to be hospitalized. for now, police will only say that the incidents appear to be unrelated. >>> well, we have reported before about the massive anlt of debris from japan's tsunami, making a debris field about the size of california. right there on your screen. all of that, making its way toward the u.s. west coast. som

salt lake city, 81. fine in the desert. partly cloudy skies in california and slighter cooler today than yesterday. seattle, 56, fast forward to sunday. everybody is trying to make plans and get their ideas together. mother's day, all outdoor events look great, mostly sunny conditions so treat mom. watching us on knse-nbc in san diego, explore groundbreaking moments that help shape and develop our country. that's eyes of a nation, a century of american photography at the museum of photographic arts and that's your pacific event of the day. >>> early look at headlines in entertainment. celebrities seem to be getting caught up in the super hero spirit lately. tmz reports mila kunis helped a 50-year-old employee at her l.a. home survive a violent seizure saturday. the 28-year-old took charge, grabbing the man's head and turning it to the side so he wouldn't choke. >> very impressive. >> she even volunteer ed to ride in the ambulance. >> good job. >> a man had a heart attack while jogging in london, he said dustin hoffman helpe

. >> if your holiday getaway takes you to gulf coast, expect 90s. 94 in phoenix. 75 in salt lake city. 47 degrees in billings. >>> a plane carrying a governor lands without landing gear. >>> raw emotion as a young man is cleared of a rape conviction that sent him to prison for years>>> and the toddlers tussle making news. two toddlers have it out during recital. >>> still no breakthrough in the crisis over student loans. senators yesterday defeated competing bills meant to keep college loans at their current low interest rates. a deal must be reached by july 1st or rates will be doubled. >>> the economy in the battle for votes is the focus of an abc news poll released overnight, 65% of americans believe that romney would do more to advance the wealth thy. president obama and romney are essentially tied. more than half of those polled said that the president would do more to help the middle class. >>> good news for anyone looking to buy a house or refinance. the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage has hit a new low, 3.78%. that's the lowest rate in 40 years of record keeping. >>>

temperatures, 80 in new orleans, 75 in baltimore and 69 in boston. 70s from chaul to detroit and from salt lake city, 65. 90 in sacramento and 65 in salt lake city. >>> the biggest bank in the country is reporting a massive loss this morning and it's rattling the markets. your money news is coming up next. >>> also, culture clash. facebook's mark zuckerberg courting wall street cash in a very untraditional way. >> also this morning, president obama goes hollywood. we'll tell you how much cash he brought in last night mingling with a lot of a-listers at the house of none other than george clooney. >>> welcome back, everybody. a shocker this morning from jpmorgan chase, the nation's largest bank said it guessed wrong on a major trading bet and lost $2 billion in the past six weeks. the ceo blames "error, slopness and bad judgment" but says jpmorganchase remains profitable despite that loss. >>> not the case for the postal service reporting a first quarter loss of $3.2 billion, one billion more than the same time last year. it's running out of cash and without help from congress may default on health b

jonathan and brian best were arrested yesterday in salt lake city after an officer arrested, recognize them from fugitive photos. it was later determined the two suspects had fled before officers arrived. they're now in jail in salt lake city >> yesterday was really nice. i'm liking what you are giving us. >> i'm glad because i will keep bringing it. the weather will start to improve a bit as we head into the next couple of days. patchy fog out towards the coastline, temperatures of little bit cool in spots. 53 in san jose and 50 degrees in san francisco. by the afternoon, average temperatures usually in the '50s and '60s. five, 10, 11 degrees above average. 83 degrees in san jose. temperatures much warmer on the way and we will have more on that. >> we will head straight to the golden gate bridge, they just finished the lane changes and wrapped up early morning construction. no delays into san francisco. here is a live look at 880, so far not a bad ride. westbound 580, road worked there, one lane is closed and it might cause a bit of it back up. roadwork starts at the mason heads towa

getaway takes you to the gulf coast, expect 90s today from texas to florida. 94 in phoenix. 75 in salt lake city. 47 degrees in billings. >>> still ahead -- a plane carrying a governor lands without landing gear. >>> plus, an incredible story. raw emotion as a young man is cleared of a rape conviction that sent him to prison for years. >>> and the toddlers tussle making the rounds online. two toddlers have it out during recital. recital. isisisisisisisisisisisis >>> still no breakthrough in the crisis over student loans. senators yesterday defeated competing bills meant to keep federal college loans at their current low interest rates. a deal must be reached by july 1st or rates will be doubled. major sticking point, though, is to where to find those 6 billion there are to keep those rates in place. >>> the economy in the battle for votes is the focus of an abc news poll released overnight, it shows that 65% of americans believe that romney would do more to advance the wealthy. when it comes to the interest of you and your family, president obama and romney are essentially tied. more than half o

temperatures, 80 in new orleans, 75 in baltimore and 69 in boston. 70s from chaul to detroit and from salt lake city, 65. 90 in sacramento and 65 in salt lake city. >>> the biggest bank in the country is reporting a massive loss this morning and it's rattling the markets. your money news is coming up next. >>> also, culture clash. facebook's mark zuckerberg courting wall street cash in a very untraditional way. >> also this morning, president obama goes hollywood. we'll tell you how much cash he brought in last night mingling with a lot of a-listers at the house of none other than george clooney.am medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning 65 or you're already on medicare... you should know about th

from illinois to salt lake city, and some of our group, of course, died along the way. so, the thought of paying a price to secure freedom is not a stranger to us. with respect to the recent efforts, i think you're probably referring over the battle of marriage in the state of california, there were some members of the church who were treated very, very harshly and subjected to terrible things. >> there's a youtube video of a church being invade, laurelly invade by critics of the church's position. >> but we're not going change position with respect to matters that are essential to our doctrine. we're going to stick with those as i think other people are, other faiths represented here today. we do avoid partisan matters. we avoid platform matters. but when there's a matter of serious kmoernl we'll stand our ground. we think we have to. we're compelled to do it. >> father chad, one of the complicated -- one of the complications of the history of religious freedom and the struggle for religious freedom is assaults on religious foreign minister can come from religious sour

i was just in salt lake city and i took a walk downtown and i saw a pillar that had been built in the last 4 years that a big block of sandstone that i recognized. it was probably wingate sandstone that had been hauled up there from about 200, 250 miles away, but i noticed in the pillar that was a gap at the bottom and i walked up and looked through the gap and i saw there were some posts in the distance and i looked around and there was a circle around the gap and there were signs around it and then each post a prism in it so that light going through the crack would hit the prism and that light would go to another prism and you would be able to tell the time of year by this object that was built in the last 4 years. and i saw this and i thought, what would archeologists think if they encountered this? they would look at this and say, what civilization was this? what religion drove them to do this? we keep doing the same things over and over again. many researchers believe these archeo-astronomical sites are very specifically designed where other researchers say it's all coincidence.

the top american, jeff louder from salt lake city. >>> hockey real quick. the rangers don't, 3-2. that series is tied at 1 in the battle of new york/new jersey. and theres.

he also loved federal money when he was running the salt lake city olympics, just compare it to otherics. u.s. spending on the olympics. 1984, los angeles olympics cost 75 million. 1996 atlanta olympics cost 609 million. 2002, willard's time, salt lake city olympics, 1.3 billion. suddenly he is not speaking something that believed in the past but he has practiced. so is he playing to those poll numbers that the governor is talking about in hopes that facts never break through to the american people, where they understand where the gains were from the stimulus and auto bailout? >> oh, sure. but let's go to the facts for a second. mitt romney has done this on several occasions. it is a pattern for him on the campaign trail. when i was covering him in ohio, in early march, he said a couple of times that president obama had never signed any trade agreements, which is actually not true. the president has signed three trade agreements. but as a tactical matter, i agree with the governor. but look, back in 2009, 2010, republicans members of can congress were photographed throughout their dis

the temperatures have dipped. 48 in salt lake city. 95 for a high the other day. 42 in boise. a lot of instability shower out there and cold air mass and that's the case during the day today even around seattle and portland, see breaks of sun and get the cumulus build up and showers and isolated areas of thunderstorms. only hot weather left is starting to exit. not much left in southwest. some showers moving on to on shore coastline area of the northwest. so just be prepared in the northwest for a little bit of day, fire danger really high. amazing they went from hot to cold. it will be snowing in yellow stone park this weekend. >>> coming up dell dies, the latest airline insult, and a much-needed invention that addresses a sticky issue. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus the latest hollywood nanny lawsuit makes this actress sound like a real life grinch. >>> coming up a walk off, couple suspensions and pie. pie. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of the top headlines this mo

salt lake city to boise and tomorrow we do it all over again. slightly cooler from medford to portland but by spring standards not too bad. heading up to 96. >>> well, if you're watching us on kgw news channel in portland, oregon, see the work of an oregon native, the comic book art of aaron lopresti at the washington county museum. >> early look at this morning's headlines. new york state's biggest ever child support case has come to a conclusion. former supermodel linda evangelista and salma hayek's french billionaire husband settled their battle on monday. no specifics were announced but evangelista was seeking $46,000 a month. >>> john travolta is being sued by a masseur who claims the actor tried to have sex with him. he's seeking $2 million plus damages. >>> saturday country singer jake owen and a few friends overcelebrating cinco de mayo were detained by vero beach police. he managed to straighten things out for a morning sunrise ceremony. >>> australian brothers chris and liam hemsworth are surefire 2012 box office champs after appearing

was through a hotline tip from the public, this is very important, a report of a case at the salt lake city in 2002 where apparently three agents were apprehended involved in a party with underaged women and a lot of alcohol. discipline was imposed on all of them. so, again, this is over a period of years. thousands of employees of the secret service. so can you conclude that there was a pattern of misconduct that should have warned the agency that something worse was coming like what happened at cartagena, not yet. not in fairness, i can't conclude that. >> you say not in fairness, you can't conclude that. how about director sullivan, does he have your confidence? is he doing what's necessary to stop it from happening again? >> well, he has certainly conducted a quick and tough investigation. the big news today is that at our hearing going forward, the inspector general of the department of homeland security overseas secret service said he would conduct his own independent investigation of what happened at cartagena. so that's important. let me go to director sullivan. basically, he kept s

water would take up compared to the size of the earth, it is 860 miles across the distance from salt lake city utah to topeka kansas, waters from the oceans, rivers and lakes, ground water, water vapor and snowfall the diagram shows how limited our freshwater flies are since you take that tiny spaoe and takeoff 9 -- spear and take off 96% that is saltwater we can use. >> a lot of cloud cover, this time of the year. no rain in sight. good morning hope you had a great weekend. clouds as we look down on san francisco over to the east bay this morning from sutro. what is it like when you step out? 48 santa cruz, low to mid 50s everywhere else. monterey upper 40s guillory -- guillory, salinas monterey. today, gun shine. south bay upper 60s to low 70's, -- mid 50s along the north bay coast more sunshine than yesterday won't be as breezy as it was yesterday. 62 sausalito, mid to upper 60s north bay valleys. on the east bay shore, low to mid 60s until you get to castro valley and fremont 67, oakland 65, east bay valleys, low to mid 70s, partly cloudy, 58 carmel, low to mid 60s most of the monterey bay

other citys that may include places you want to go on the list, salt lake city, houston and orlando. >>> health news this morning, screening guidelines recommended by three medical groups only for a certain group of people. ct scans could be beneficial for those between 55- 74 years old and current or former heavy smokers. doctor says the scans could prevent 4000 lung cancer deaths each other. >>> sleep apnea linked to a higher risk of cancer. researchers found people with severe sleep apnea were at risk five times at risk for cancer. treating the conditions will increase odds of survival. >>> lipstick color waitresses ware could get them a bigger type. the test subjects wore red, pink, brown, or no lipstick. the one with red got bigger tips from male customers and researchers say red lips are associated with sexual arousal and health which could lead to male patrons making a perception to women's faces and bigger tips. >> this is a powerful color, people hypothesize, it stands out and jumps to the eye, it has the longest wave length. >> the lipstick color had no effect on female cus

. >> two brothers accused of stabbing someone to death have been arrested in salt lake city. police say they killed in an april 27th in san jose's rose garden neighborhood. it will be extradited back to the bay area. >> the lawyer of as a juvenile. max weighed is also on trial for attempted murder in another case. we're told he smiled when he saw the news photographers. his father filed a challenge saying the prosecutors made errors when they charged him as an adult. >> pay to put on the towns, how you can cash in on that fast food habit >> drivers ditch the cars and hit the streets on their bikes >> thousands of cyclists make the commute home on this bike to work day. >> evening everybody, i want you to take a good look at that temperature contour map. 20 degrees warmer in san jose, the chains for,, >> colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in men and women but you can find it early with screening >> but you need to have a colonoscopy correct? wrong. there is an $8 cancer test you can do at home >> it is called the katie couric affect. in 2000 the today show broad

they were arrested yesterday in salt lake city after an officer recognized them from fugitive photos. they were named as suspects last month not long after a 51 year-old was stabbed outside a home on cleveland avenue. it led to a police standoff but it was determined that two suspects fled before officers arrived. more than 40 people are dead from two explosions in syria this morning. the blast damaged the headquarters of syrian military intelligence as people were arriving for work. i also left many cars in ruins outside the building. there have been no claims of responsibility. >> just one day after making an historic announcement the president will be here in california in l.a. for a fund- raiser with george clooney. tickets cost $40,000 each. clooney started in a play that was based on proposition 8. next month the president will attend a fund-raiser with leaders from the late, gay lesbian bisexual transvestite community. >> at a certain point i concluded that for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and a firm that i think same-sex couples should be able to get marri

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windy from cheyenne to salt lake city. flooding in the carolinas. and wet from d.c. . >> if you're flying the friendly skies, airport delays are possible in boston, philadelphia, new york, d.c. and kansas city. >>> back to the news this morning. the sister of the man who admits killing etan patz in 1969, says she alerted police years ago. >> norma hernandez, says she heard a rumor that he confessed to the killing to a prayer group. she says after making her statement, police ignored her. >> the police didn't come back to me. they never called me. nobody ever said anything. i was expecting at least a detective or somebody to say something. but nobody never did. >> now, hernandez admits she can't exactly remember when she made that report. but the camden police department is not commenting. >>> now, the search for mickey. police are hoping to find some dna evidence on the damaged bicycle. that bike was found submerged in water, 25 miles from where she was last seen in lafayette, louisiana. they're looking at a possible link to the disappearance of lauren spear. but they

and 61 in salt lake city. phoenix hits 102. and albuquerque, 94. 80s from minneapolis down to kansas city. 70 in boston. and 82 in atlanta. >>> all right. just so you know, packers receiver donald driver, joins emmitt smith and hines ward as the proud owner of the "dancing with the stars" mirrorball trophy. >> he was so excited. driver and katherine jenkins would have taken the top spot in last night's finale. we'll have how it all went down later in the half hour. >>> sales for what's being called mommy porn. >>> and positive news when it comes to making our car payment. your business news is next. >>> plus, health concerns stemming from sleep apnea. in fact, they are the most serious so far. >>> welcome back, everyone. well, it looks like we're doing better at paying our auto loans. late payments in the first quarter fell to their lowest level in more than a decade. that will make it easier to get an auto loan. many people are keeping up with car payments over mortgages and credit cards. >>> ford is doing better. that allows f

in 2008 for soliciting in police officer posing as prostitutes at the winter olympics in salt lake city in 20023 agents were caught partying in a hotel room with alcohol and underage women. >>> we have zero tolerance for this type of behavior sullivan told the committee that to the nine agents who are forced out in the wake of the incident are now contesting their punishments that is a sign that the agency is not going to be able to put the scandal behind it anytime soon a dad put his son in a washing machine and this is not the beginning of a joke and it was all, the surveillance tape the man put the boy and a washing machine and then close the door the machine then starts automatically the men in this from panic and try to open the door. the boy's mother didn't snow and thing about it and tell us that she saw the video news and confirmed the baby sitter the saw blade was not hers no charges will be filed against investigators say there was no purposeful endangerment the family services will be investigating. canberra's new continues magical season and can the celtics closed up to 76 y

to be impactful, we're expecting airport delays across the country from minneapolis to denver, salt lake city due to thunderstorms, other to winds, but look for afternoon thunderstorms, once again in miami, that is something to keep in mind as we go through the day today, we'll watch for that through a good portion of the day, randi. it's interesting we also have activity in the tropics. >> going back to those wild fires, though, bonnie in, michigan, how does the weather look, will we see improvements? >> i think we will see better weather for the michigan fires. less windy weather, better conditions there. that is good news. we also run the risk of scattered showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. any kind of rain coming in is beneficial, hopefully we won't get a strong gust of wind, that is some good news there. one place we're looking at heavy rain today as you can see over the next few days is northern florida, south of jacksonville, that has to do with the sub-tropical system that we're monitoring across the coast. that will impact us as we go through the next day or so. >> bonnie, th

. >> 54 in seattle. 67 in salt lake city. 93 in phoenix. mostly 70s from fargo to indianapolis. 71 here in the big apple. heating up in the south. 80s from atlanta to dallas. >>> coming up, an airline getting into the oil industry. >> very interesting move by delta. >>> plus, news about housing across the country. why so few owners these days. your business news is coming up next. >>> also, the heartbreaking 911 call, following the murder of singer jennifer hudson's family. pain amid the panic. new details from the courtroom, right ahead. >>> home ownership is down again. the share of privately owned homes in the u.s. is at a 15-year low. just 65%. despite falling housing prices. a major reason is it's more difficult to qualify for a mortgage. so, more young people are renting. >>> in fact, the federal reserve survey finds that most banks are keeping their credit standards tight for home loans, even though demand for mortgages is increasing. lenders are easing the criteria for other types of loans like credit cards and autos. >>> overseas m

this family from salt lake city, american children, have been uprooted here to tijuana, mexico.hese english-speaking children struggle to learn in spanish. >> it's different and hard for me to understand what they're saying here. >> reporter: right across from the house they share with relatives is the fence that marks the u.s. border. when patricia was a baby, her mother sneaked her across. she grew up thinking she was a u.s. citizen, until she was stopped one day by federal agents. second time last october she was deported. to keep her family intact, she brought her children, u.s. citizens, over in february. >> i never thought i would -- it would come to this, but it has. and it's hard for them. >> reporter: four years ago, tijuana schools started seeing a steady flow of american students whose parents had been deported. when the u.s. economy fell into deep recession that flow became a flood. the schools are oerwhelmed. this cool is a prime example of what's going on. two years ago there were no u.s. students enrolled. last year six. this year, 35. in all, tijuana schools, 2,0

to be keeping it cloudy and showery and cooler in the northwest while we bake in the heat from salt lake city back through the intermountain west and down into the desert southwest. so temperatures right now at this hour, 80 in phoenix still, holding on to 85 in vegas, start your among, that's amazing. 50 in seattle. you see the temperature contrast from north to south. as far as what we're dealing with rain wise not a lot out there. just showers continuing out here from bellingham southward, a few showers in the cascades. look off the coast there's additional showers coming onshore, that's that next little impulse as we go throughout the morning. we'll keep the umbrella weather going throughout the morning hours. the rest of california you look just fine and dry. that's a look at your national upper 80s will be in the low to mid 80s. funny, my dad lives in phoenix and always calls me and rubs it in when the weather is so gorgeous and nice, haven't heard from him lately. >> radio silence. i would imagine that makes sense. send our condolences. thanks. >>> apple regains, facebook falls face fi

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at the winter olympics in salt lake city in 2002, three agents were caught partying in a hotel room with alcohol and underaged women. >> we have a zero tolerance for this teach behavior. >> reporter: sullivan told the commit they two of the nine agents who were forced out in the wake of the cartagena incident are contesting their punishment, is and that means, scott, that the agency is not going to be able to put this incident behind it any time soon. >> pelley: nancy, thanks very much. remarkable history was made today for the first time in the arab world, a presidential election is being held and no one knows ahead of time who's going to win. millions went to the polls today in egypt to experience their first real election, which will have big implications for the middle east and u.s. policy. elizabeth palmer is in cairo tonight. >> reporter: determined and patient, people waited for hours for their turn to cast a ballot for one of 11 candidates. after so many years of dictatorship and rigged elections, egyptians are basically thrilled with one simple but novel idea-- this time, they'v

. >> 71 in sacramento. 69 in salt lake city. 80 in colorado springs. 80s in dallas, omaha and atlanta. 70s in detroit and baltimore. a cool 53 in boston. and a pleasant 61 here in new york. >>> overseas stocks are higher this morning on that positive news from the u.s. we'll check the latest n >>> plus, the new facebook feature that is already saving lives. >>> and a damaging fire overnight at a major tv and movie studio. stay with us. >>> welcome back, everybody. wall street trading opens today on a four-year high. the dow reached 13,279 yesterday for the first time since december 2007. that was the first month, actually, of the great recession. lifting the market is news that u.s. manufacturing grew faster than expected last month. new orders, production and one measure of hiring were also up. >>> well, retirement accounts are up, too. the average 401(k) rose from over $69,000 back in december, to $74,600 in march. that's an increase of about 8%. the market rally accounted for most of the increase. but workers put aside more. and employers, well, they matched it. >>> and that good n

in the salt lake city olympics in 2002, add least three agents left after being caught partying with underaged girls. and one police officer was fired after propositioning a woman. cartagena senator said could not be the only time agents misbehaved. >> this is like a wound to a body. we have to get in it, find out what happened, clean it out, and then let it heal. >> the committee also disclosed that the agents in cartagena actually went out in small groups to several different nightclubs. each bringing back a woman to their hotel rooms which were registered in their own names. >> it strongly suggests that the agents were doing something they felt comfortable about and they had very little fear of there being any consequences for their actions. >> as for the secret service culture, sullivan said in a survey last year, 60% of employees said they would report unethical behavior, a figure that struck several committee members as low. >> that's my concern, when you hear the story of what is done on the road stays on the road, my guess is within the service, there's a pretty high level of

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salt lake city, 85. and seattle, 75. >> that heat is not what they need in phoenix. >>> coming up next after the break, health care costs. guess which direction they're now going. >> and paying with your credit card, it seems like we're doing a better job of it these days. your business news is next. >>> also next, a brutal beating in florida. >>> welcome back, everybody. well, health care is costing more this year. not a shocker. keeping a family of four healthy will cost about $21,000. that's an increase of nearly 7%, with about 40% now being paid by families thselves, not their insurance companies. >>> and we're doing a better job of keeping up with our credit card payments. a smaller portion of accounts were three months or more overdue in the first quarter. but the average balance on a credit card is higher than a year ago, as americans become more confident about the economy. >>> overseas markets took a dive over greece's failure to form a new government. tokyo's nikkei average fell 100 points toda

out at salt lake city up in montana and up in the lakes but it's this storm system offshore after the carolinas, doesn't look like it's moving much now. and in the next day or so not really going to move that much because of high pressure you have to new york and new england. that's going to block it for today tonight and tomorrow. but as we get into sunday, we start to see signs that this stuff wants to move back toward the west. so here we go through tonight tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. it's all quiet. nothing's coming at us from the west even though some showers and storms popup in tennessee and the mississippi valley. it's going to be by sunday that we start no see this moisture move west and it might be a little further north. the weekend turns out all right and i think we're going to be in pretty good shape. today 76. 40s and 50s tonight. 78 tomorrow. pleasant on sunday. 80. maybe a shower south and east late in the day or at night. better chance of showers by monday. 77 and a little unsettled tuesday through thursday. highs around 80. smells great in here. we are going to the kit