let's bring in scott williams. scott, good morning. >> well, good morning, jenna.unfortunately, the weather in the coming days is going to continue to make it difficult to battle the blazes here. take a look at all the red flag warnings that continue to be posted for arizona as well as new mexico. we're looking at high temperatures in the 90s. gusty winds at times. up to 40 miles per hour. very low relative humidity value. that southwesterly wind will continue to drift the air particles filled with smoke. it can make your eyes burn and really cause problems for folks suffering from upper respiratory disorders, and a zero percent chance of rain in the coming week. we are going to continue to find some problems here for the firefighters battling that blaze, which right now is about the size of houston, texas. back to you. >> all right. scott, thank you very much. 0% chance of rain. so doom and gloom. >> richard is at the news desk. he has more of today's headlines. richard, good morning. >> good morning to you, lester. as well jenna. good morning to all of you. we'll

warren burger, sinclair lewis, j paul getty, eugene mccarthy, f scott fitzgerald, walter mondale, william charles mayo, and bob dylan. also minnesota is a border states of iowa. iowa knows minnesota and minnesota knows iowa. so penn's minnesota background, particularly as governor, gives him an edge in the iowa caucuses and iowa's presidential primary. together these races add up to the kingmaker, the king then goes on to win more caulk busses primaries, collectively fingerrering the party's favorite for the november 2012 presidential election. bit way, here's of former governor of former governor tim pawlenty. age 50, white, married, two teenage daughters, ana and mara. university of minnesota, ba in doctor of law. practicing attorney, 15 years. minnesota's state legislature house of representatives, 10 years. minnesota house majority leader, four years. state of minnesota eight years, 2003-2011. question, can pawlenty win iowa? tim? >> absolutely, and i'm very happy he began by going to iowa and attacking ethanol subsidies, especially because he used to favor them. that takes guts. his

partly came apart in gettysburg, but yet i don't want to not emphasize you can't take away from william scott hancock, you can't take away from george and irish brigade and philadelphia brigade to do that. it discredits history and those men did put up a heck of a fight and be to the army in northern virginia. it is as simple as that. and the reason we deal with it is we know they've lost the history of the civil war. the losers wrote a bitter history of the war than the winners because most northerners have gone on with our lives saying we won, get over it. [laughter] you know, but down there -- i respect that. down there they've heard the stories. they heard about the grandfather's farm being burned and other things, and you've got to respect that heritage that who they have and that sense of family and history. and to them there's only one war down there. [laughter] you know, really to us in that sense i think northerners have moved on. i don't know how true it is any more but the old adage in the book if you want to write a civil war book they are going to be sold south. to write in the y

but yet i don't want to emphasize, you know, that you can't take away from william scott hancock, you can't take way from georgia sykes, you can take way from the irish regained, to do that is to discredit history and to discredit the men. they put up a heck of a fight at gettysburg, and they did beat the army of the northern virginia. it's as simple as that. and we can go through all -- the reason we deal with that, we are pretty well known, the confederacy won the military history of the civil war. the losers wrote a better history than the winners. we say we won, get over it. [laughter] you know, but down there, and i respect that. down there they've heard the stories. they've heard about their great grandfathers farm being burned, and other things. you've got to respect that. that sense of family and history, and to them it's -- there's only one war down there. you know, really when you talk to many of them, and -- but to us in that sense i think northerners have moved on. just to make -- i don't know how true it is anymore, but the old adage in the book, if you want to write a ci

but yet i don't want to not want emphasize, you know, that you can't take away from williams scott hancock. you can't take away george sais and you can't take away the irish brigade and to do that is to discredit history and to discredit those men. they put up a heck of a fight at gettysburg and they did beat the army of northern virginia. it's as simple as that. and we can go throw all -- the reason we deal with if's there and that is, you know, as we all pretty well know, the confederates have won the military history of the civil war. the losers wrote a better history of the war than the winners. because i think most northerners -- we have gone on with our lives saying, we won. get over it. [laughter] >> you know, and i respect that. down here they've heard the stories. they've heard about their great grandfather's farm being burned and other things. and you got to respect that heritage that they have and that sense of family and history and to them -- there's only one war down there. you know, really when you talk to many of them -- i think northerners have moved on. i don't know how t

. >>> the next serena williams or andy roddick could be discovered this weekend. lauren scott has a look. >> reporter: like a rock band or a broadway show, tennis has gone on tour. the stop this weekend, the san mateo valley fair. >> we want to make tennis accessible, we want it to be fun, we want to be in fun environments. bringing it to fairs, festivals, that's one way of doing that. >> reporter: michelle obama has made tennis as part of the let's move campaign. projects like this help with the early adopters. >> we want to have children experience tennis early on, so they stick with it. through this equipment and the smaller course, racquets, and low compression balls, children are finding success a lot faster. they can rally the first time they get on court. they can have a good time and enjoy themselves, that's going to keep them coming back and playing more. >> all the way, creating smiles along the way. >> we want to bring tennis to everyone and make them feel that tennis is accessible. >> very nice. for father's day, how about treating dad to a cinderella story. the ca

steve williams will be on adam scott's bag this weekend.mickelson is the biggest name there even if he isn't the highest ranked american these days. lefty has come close several times but never won the u.s. open. he has gotten good at answering questions about when he will finally win the open. >> won my first major my thought process was not to worry about winning or the result but to enjoy the entire tournament and enjoy the process and enjoy the challenge of trying to win. and so i'm going to enjoy this week. i'm going to have fun this week playing and trying to compete in our national championship. >> i think this is phil's year. he's my pick to win the open. allen with choi, dana likes chung. roberta picked westwood wayne is sticking with kuchar. dennis is on vacation hunting carbs so he will take hunter mahan. speaking of which. ♪ [ music ] [ rap ] >> the village people have nothing on the golf boys. the four pro golfers doing the boy band video. and you now know why no american has won any of the last four major championships. i don'

williams talked to that husband, attorney daniel horowitz. >> delenski was convicted of killing vatali6 years ago when he was only 16 years old. >> there's no question scott delenski brutally murdered pamela, carved his symbol on his back and tried to carve out her liver while her heart was still beating. >> my son is innocent. >> reporter: deleski's mother stood by his attorneys that she says she spent her life savings to hire. the attorneys say they will work for free if they have to to prove their client is not guilty. >> they were having a lot of difficulties. >> there was no rocky relationship and there was no abuse. >> reporter: now scott deleski is serving a life term in prison. he drew a following during his trial. deleski's latest allegations of innocence are just an attempt to quote create a conspiracy buzz on the internet say the plaintiff's attorney. >>> people are using fewer gallons of water every day than they have in years. so why are rates going up? i'm live with the two factors that could face you to pay more. >>> should police be able to search your cell phone if you get picked up. they can now but we'll tell you why that may be about t

scott peleski and his mother as far as i can tell. >> reporter: i'll have more on those allegations and daniel harwitz responds at 6:00. rita williams, ktvu. >>> former b.a.r.t. police officer mehserle is getting ready to leave jail next week. having served 11 months of a two year sentence. last year a jury found mehserle. mehserle's attorney says his client will go into sales or business following his release. >>> a man drowning just offshore from alameda while firefighters stood by watching from the shore. ktvu's rob roth is here now and tells us why they didn't go into the water and try to save him. >> reporter: they didn't go in to try to save the man because of this policy that forbids water rescues. but that policy is about to change. perry smith says he still can't believe what he saw happen here at the beach yesterday afternoon. >> i thought it was appalling that the officials were just going to let this happen. >> reporter: smith says he was playing volleyball when a fully clothed man walked into the water apparently to commit suicide. police arrived and nine firefighters. this is a photo of some firefighters on the beach.

williams horowitz has a motive. >> a terrible injustice has been done. >> reporter: that injustice his attorneys say is that the teenager was wrongly convicted. >> there's no question scottdeleski brutally murdered pamela. carved his symbols on the back and tried to carve out her liver while her heart was still beating. >> reporter: my son - - >> my son is innocent. >> there are a great number of questions that have never been answered. >> reporter: the attorneys have now filed a petition for a new trial. saying that even the attorneys ignored evident. >> this is how the legal system works. you file these petitions, i don't but attorneys do. trying to blame someone other than their client to get a guilty person free. >> reporter: the attorneys person say they found a recorded phone conversation alleging abuse. the petition is considered a long shot. a similar appeal was thrown out by the supreme court a year ago. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> she's not in the running yet but sarah palin sure acted like a candidate in pennsylvania today. >> are y'all on a trip? >> yeah. >> reporter: the former alaska governor brought her one nation bus tour to philadelphia. pali

williams has multiple sclerosis and credit ises medical marijuana for improving his health and well being. it's a big investor. 5:55. scott mcgrew says a nevada company is sure to create controversy with the release of its new game duke nuke 'em forever. >> if you are of a certain age, the idea there is a duke forever is amazing. the game made the "guiness book of world records" as the most delayed game ever. it will hit shelves today after 14 years, yes, one month, 17 days. they never got around to it, i guess. you mentioned the controversy, there is plenty of controversy. there's poop jokes in this game, which is going to make it m for mature. it's very, very immature. that said, a law left from the schwarzenegger administration would make it illegal to sell to minors in california. this is working through the u.s. supreme court which has until thursday to make a ruling about the california law. the big question facing the court is whether restricting the sale of video games violates a first amendment. could you, for instance, start restricting the sale of books to minors or paintings? using the same law. >> interesting

williams horowitz has a motive. >> a terrible injustice has been done. >> reporter: that injustice his attorneys say is that the teenager was wrongly convicted. >> there's no question scottdeleski brutally murdered pamela. carved his symbols on the back and tried to carve out her liver while her heart was still beating. >> reporter: my son - - >> my son is innocent. >> there are a great number of questions that have never been answered. >> reporter: the attorneys have now filed a petition for a new trial. saying that even the attorneys ignored evident. >> this is how the legal system works. you file these petitions, i don't but attorneys do. trying to blame someone other than their client to get a guilty person free. >> reporter: the attorneys person say they found a recorded phone conversation alleging abuse. the petition is considered a long shot. a similar appeal was thrown out by the supreme court a year ago. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> she's not in the running yet but sarah palin sure acted like a candidate in pennsylvania today. >> are y'all on a trip? >> yeah. >> reporter: the former alaska governor brought her one nation bus tour to philadelphia. pali