west-southwest 20 gusting 25 southwest 7 vacaville west- southwest oakland. south-southwest napa. there's your golden gate to sfo over san pablo bay and out to the strait and delta breeze which means it can't get that warm inland. system diving down from the gulf of alaska. that's the key it holds extremely cold air for this time of year. and all signs point to the low going in just to the north or right over us by tuesday night into wednesday. today low clouds, sunny and breezy. mid-0s inland. but a lot of 70s and 60s closer to the coast. so cloudy skies with rain for the north bay. much, much cooler as we head into tuesday and wednesday. is there good news? yeah. if you're looking for warmer weather by the weekend it will get here. until then we have a lot to talk about. morning low clouds, sunny inland, 60s, 70s low to mid- 80s. 80s today will take a tumble tomorrow as we see temperatures drop a good 15 to 20 degrees. cloudy with rain developing heavier amounts to the north far less to the south. possibility of thundershowers on wednesday and kick it out of here on thursday and

that is out of the west, southwest. southwest napa at 13. west, southwest oakland even an sswssw up there at three for vacaville. 49 santa rosa. that is cool for this time of year. 50s low mid and san rafael at 50. livermore 53. and san rafael said 53. you can see how everything is carved out over us. see how the dip takes right there. the ridge is out there. ridge of high pressure. it's not coming in until sunday. we get that southerly wind coming up along the coast. that increases some of the fog until about the marin headlines. cooling trend. 4-# degrees cooler. sunny after we get rid of some of the fog. we will start to see warmer weather kick in on sunday and more pronounced as we get to monday and tuesday. >> all right sounds good. >>> thousands of volunteers are helping clean up vancouver. yesterday people scrubbed off graffiti and picked up trash one day after riders hit the street when canucks lost game seven. stores were broken into and at least a dozen vehicles were overturned and set on fire. about 150 people were hurt. 100 arres

wind directions, the arrows out of the southwest. southwest at 8. temperature of 91.ould be the high for the day. still in the low 80s. it is still going to be rather warm. got some chores to do or just taking a little exercise. 63 in winchester right now. 61 down toward tappahannock. almost 70 from readville. cumberland at 55. with the cooler temperatures, we've seen a touch of fog. petersburg, west virginia back to a quarter mile. culpepper has been bouncing from around half-mile to two miles. one half in haze and three miles. cambridge also by the way. reported quarter mile visibility. 68 at reagan national. the south-southwesterly wind at 7. that's a warm direction for us. as you look at temperatures out to the west, there is a ridge in the upper levels of the atmosphere. temps in kc, little rock, 74. minneapolis. right now. 80 degrees at this hour. that's where the heat is. the storms going up and over the ridge here. up toward the canadian border. coming out of toronto look how these things are diving off to the south through ontario toward ohio and pennsylvania

there are shell trade routes all over the southwest. shell was a primary material for making jewelry, for using in burials, and you had to walk 600 miles to get it, down to the sea of cortez, the water that's in between baja and the main land of mexico. and i tracked routes all the way down to the border over years and then across the mexican border into sonora and then it a place called penacate and then a dune, 5,000 square miles of sand dunes, a beautiful landscape, but no water out there. but pottery, broken pottery all over in certain places and pieces of shell left behind where you could see that the people were crossing these dunes to the sea and picking up shell and then crossing back and then moving it up to phoenix and then from phoenix distributing it throughout the rest of the southwest. the first trip i took out there, we hit this mountain range right at the edge of the dunes. and we were carrying, i don't know, on that trip we were maybe carrying 80 or 90 pounds of water and moving it out to the sand and then we'd drop a c

southwest 13 at the napa airport and west-southwest 23 gusting to 30 at travis and southwest at vacaville. if vacaville gets a southwest wind even they'll be cooler and even sacramento will be cooler. and northwest wind livermore and a bit of a northwest at san jose. there's the system low spinning into portland and seattle and associated weak front dragging across northern california. that just means the cooling off continues. the coast some fog mainly south of the golden gate marin coast north looks to be okay south of that it's solid. morning fog then breezy. 60s, 70s around the bay. sunny, breezy low to mid-80s inland. low clouds sunny breezy to windy at times. cooling continues away from the coast. mild to warm the toughest forecasted highs santa rosa, morgan hill and gill roy. santa rosa 78. i did see low 8 0z. i didn't buy it. vallejo, benicia 68. pittsburg 85 but windy. 75 martinez. oakland 65. walnut creek 80. livermore 81. gill roy yesterday 88. morgan hill 92. san jose 75. saratoga at 76. 71 men lo park. 68 san mateo and 60 half-moon bay. little cooler for some and nice for oth

west-southwest at fairfield. southwest napa. so from sfo, san pablo bay, strait and delta sacramento tall # talking about a delta breeze making it. if they're talking about it you know it makes iterator far inland. the system moving into alaska is now moving into the pacific northwest. this system will drag across northern california might produce puffy clouds. not expecting any rain out of it. it is the source of cooler air. fog, sun, breezy, cooler today. fog mainly south. but 50s, 60s and 70s now are areas that were 100 degrees two days ago will now be closer to 80. it looks like we'll continue this right into saturday and sunday. maybe a little warmer on monday but no sign of anymore big time heat. >>> okay. a new lawsuit in connection to the shooting death of oscar grant. it claims the oakland fire department could have saved his life. but the department has some very interesting comments about that accusation. >>> and barry bonds is due back in court today. the decision expected that could lead to more legal problems for t

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>>> making news in this america this morning -- >> perfect storm in the southwest. low humidity, high temperatures and fierce winds. all of it fanning some of the flames of the biggest wildfires that we have ever seen. >>> and turmoil at the airports. from a bomb scare to glitches have sidelined thousands of passengers. >>> remarkable rory. he's the talk of the sports world this morning. winning the u.s. open. and making some ask, tiger who? >>> good morning. there's little relief across the southwest where wildfires are racing across bone-dried land. >> in the first half of this year, the fires have burned nearly as much land as of all last year. >> red flag warnings meaning extreme fire risks posted over the past few days for arizona, new mexico, texas, oklahoma, colorado, kansas and also utah. >> crossing a lot of state lines. two biggest blazes are in arizona. the monument fire southwest of tucson has been called the number one priority. as it forces new evacuations. john hendren has the latest. >> reporter: drought conditions are fanning wildfires. >> we need r

winds out of the southwest at 9 miles per hour. the southwest winds continues at 4:00. probably be a high then around 91 degrees and 83, down to 83 as winds become southwest to southerly. low 60s there on the delmarva. delaware and salisbury. we've got upper 60s from the pax river naval air station and also at national and culpepper, 57. oakland, 59. we're down to 59 at the reston town center. fort belvoir at 50. college park and columbia this morning, 63 degrees in alexandria and baden at 64. national though, 6 9 with a light southwest wind at 5. clear skies and a barometer continues to rise. 30.01. showing you national temperatures because if you think about this, it is 3:45 here minneapolis time. 82 degrees here this morning. lots of warmth in the middle of the country. all will be moving east over the next couple of days as the unsettled weather stays out on the west. you can see the big storms in montana. some will be riding the northern part of the country on top of the big ridge of high pressure and then we've got this flow here. see how this is coming in to the

southwest 12 at napa airport. west-southwest fairfield.that all spells sea breeze and cooler along with that big system moving into the pacific northwest. seattle portland but tail end of it ushers across us that ushers in a cooler air massful brings in cooler air aloft also at the surface. the end result it's cooler. low clouds, fog, sun, breezy to windy at times. temperatures coming down. mild to warm inland. a lot of low 80s in areas that were 100 degrees 48 hours ago. slower process towards lake county, eastern solano county. the trend to bring it down even santa clara county more 80s. cooling continues into saturday. level off sunday, slightly warmer holden but nothing dramatic. >>> european markets are down again today following the lead of asia overnight. markets in south korea, taiwan, japan and australia all finished the day down fractionally. investors are reacting to federal reserve chairman ben bernanke's announcement that u.s. growth has slowed and could continue to be sluggish through next year. >>> investors in crude oil foc

west, southwest travis 21. southwest sfo overcast for everyone.wing overcast there. even low clouds have made it out to well inland areas. you know with that in place we can't get that warm. temperatures in the 50s to start. we will end up with 50s, 60s, and 70s. high pressure is building in. everything to the north right now. it's a quiet pattern. the entire pattern globally is locked in. fog cool sunny and breezy. there is a sea breeze there as we showed you. 50s, 60s, and 70s. i wanted to pencil in 80 but i couldn't do it. clouds sun thursday into friday and then nice on the weekend slightly warmer sunday. >>> all right sounds good. thank you, steve. blue shield of california is giving back. the health insurance company says it will refund $180 million to policyholders. that is after blue shield put in place a 2% cap on profits. any revenue over 2% in any single year will be given back to policyholders. customers will see a credit on their october bills that people covered through their employers will not get a credit. >>>th head of general mot

southwest did not identify the pilot. it did say he is a 12-year veteran and he has apologized. >>> california hospitals went to court today to keep potentially life saving information from the public. a group of demonstrators showed up outside the san francisco courthouse to call on hospitals to live up to a california law that requires each hospital to report the number of patients who come down with hospital acquired infections. the law is meant to give the public a clans to pick hospitals with a better track record. the california hospitals association says even throw they have the information in patient's charts compiling it all is too much of a logist calburden. >> if logistical burden. >> you are taking highly trained clinical experts. you are taking them away from patient care. >> they have the ability to do it. they have known long in advance floored to do it. >> what's the cost of somebody's life? >> hospital acquired infections like mrsa are the leading causes of death in the u.s. 1.4 millions in the u.s. get i

beginning to build in the desert southwest. we've got a little warmer. san francisco, the valley was easily up into the 80s. for today nothing much going on in the desert southwest or in california, but a weak storm system moving up to british columbia dragging a cold front through. that will give us showery weather. nothing that will soak your day. but there are sprinkles out there. that will keep temperatures cool, too. but once you get out of the clouds. today vegas and phoenix both predicted to be about 108. we'll take a look at some rain in alaska and a look at your thursday forecast coming up. >> all right, bill, thanks. also coming up, so-so data thrills the street. big ben weighs in on the debt ceiling, and an action figure that tweets but will not resign. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, for the first time arnold schwarzenegger's mistress tells her side of the story. >>> coming up, justin verlander flirts with another no hitter. jeter's pursuit of 3,000 is put on hold, and a manager climbs to new heights to ear

west-southwest fairfield. southwest at vacaville. south-southwest napa. west-southwest oakland. west at sfo. so a sea breeze is there. i think it's going to pick up a little bit of steam here in advance of that system which is going to drop in tonight into tomorrow. it's not so much the front. i mean it is the front but it's the associated low which looks like it's coming right over the bay area. which is incredible for this time of year. last time something like this even remotely happened was 1991. the system we'll deal with this tomorrow but all signs point towards rain in the north bay. today low clouds, sunny and breezy. mid-80s inland but a lot of 60s and 70s in between and that system is moving towards us. it will be here tuesday into wednesday and then after that it's good-bye and we'll go from one extreme to the other. fog, sun, breezy, morning low clouds, sunny inland but breezy. so 60s, 50s, to mid upper 80s but a lot of 70s, upper 70s low 80s in between. pittsburg 85. livermore 82. 84 morgan hill. 77 santa clara. go 80 saratoga. 73 redwood city. men lo park mountain

west-southwest at 17. west-southwest oakland. west at sfo, west-southwest at delta.ystem that moves into the north will usher in a cooler air mass for those inland. fog, sun, breezy. temperatures, 60s near the coast. 70s, 60s around the bay. 60s and low 80s inland, unless you are -- everything else will be in the 70s and 80s. still mild to warm out towards pittsburg, antioch, brentwood. berkeley. some mid-80s. 76, 72 fremont. >> a little warmer sunday/monday and then increasing clouds on tuesday. >> all right, steve. 8:12. talk about an incredible story. a woman dies during her own funeral. stay tuned? we will explain -- stay tuned. we'll explain it. >>> and officers are playing catch up when it comes to modern communication. >>> and a somewhat surprising change in crude oil prices today. this after the white house decision to tap oil reserves. blan >>> sunshine for some. low clouds for others. once the low cloud deck burns off, it will be sunny, breezy. more of the same probably even saturday. >>> thank you, steve. republicans are criticizing president obama for the

west-southwest fairfield. but when sfo says calm and santa rosa calm and less than 3 at san jose there's not much going on. 50s or low 60s on the temps. speaking of that breeze or lack thereof there's not much. most locations say calm. i do expect it to pick up later on today but a beautiful day by the coast if you don't like warm or hot weather head over to the west if you do like warm weather stay inland. or go inland because it's going to be warm to hot with 90s. 60s to 90s on the temps. looks like today though is probably the transition day. i mean i think sometimes might come down a little. some stay the same as yesterday. cool it down thursday, friday, saturday. all signs point towards another warm up sunday into monday. >>> americans paid more for food, cars and clothing last month. consumer prices are up, but not by as much as they were in april. food prices had the biggest jump for the first time in a year. energy prices fell though. but food and gas prices have helped push up inflation 3.6% in the la

west, southwest at sfo. south, southwest. that is a rip roaring sea breeze. yes, we will see some sun, but i still think 70s for almost everybody. maybe a few 80s very far inland. 50s on the temps. 54 is popular. livermore is in there. san jose 56. but oakland 54. a cool morning. high pressure is building in. a series of weak systems continues to move across the pacific northwest preventing us from warming up. 70s inland. there is a no doubt about it sea breeze. i almost went 80 in antioch but i can't do it when low clouds and fog make it all the way in. it's tough to warm things up. it will be close. by the coast 50s and 60s. more the same as we go into the weekend. slightly warmer for a few. >> i love that. >>> we do have overnight results from two special elections held in the bay area yesterday. voters defeated measure d which would have increased richmond sales tax from 9.75 to 10.25%. the richmond city council was counting on passage from that measure to help balance the city budget. >>> in a special election in hercules. 86% voted to recall the mayor.

west-southwest fairfield. southwest at vacaville. vacaville even a puff of a southwest.cooler pattern. you can see why everything's diving in. higher clouds will stream in overhead as high pressure builds out here. teeter to ther effect and that means cooler weather for us. warm to hot for many unless you're by the coast sunny only in the 60s. today start to bring the temperatures down and really bring them down on friday and saturday as another series of systems moves in to the north of us. this one mainly in the pacific northwest but we get the cooler weather, fair, sunny, patchy fog. 60s, 70s and 80s. berkeley 70. antioch brentwood still warm to hot 88 not as warm as yesterday. same for pleasanton, morgan hill to gill roy. 70s on the peninsula. and then 60s on the coast or very, very low 70s. a lot of fog towards santa cruz and monterey bay. more fog for everyone friday into saturday and sunday looks like a rebound on the temps monday. >>> time now 5:41. new details about the murder of rapper tupac shakur. the online confession that's triggered a new york police inves

the southern plains and southwest are clear.r today, though, oppressive heat and gusty winds will continue in the southwest and southern plains. the northern plains will have heavy rain on and off throughout the day. a few thunderstorms are possible in the upper mississippi river valley but the west coast will have sunny skies and mild temperatures. >>> in sports 22-year-old rory mcilroy is atop the leaderboard. going into today's second round of the u.s. open golf tournament. mcilroy's approach at 4 bounced on the green and spun back to within five feet of the hole. it led to one of his six birdies. he shot a 65 and has a three-stroke lead, the biggest first round lead in the open since 1976. mcilroy is hoping to make up for an epic meltdown earlier this year at the masters. >>> in baseball a rematch of last year's american league championship series. in the 12th inning here in new york, the yankees' brent gardner grounded a single to right, and curtis granderson scored easily. new york's 3-2 walkoff win completed a three-game

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west-southwest fairfield. west 13sfo. south-southwest napa airport. those are all in places the system digs in. as it does that's going to bring cooler weather. yesterday warm to hot. lots of 90s inland. still only 60s and 70s closer to the coast. just not getting that north- northeast wind. another system is digging into the north and that pushes in cooler weather. so more of a westerly breeze. fog forming moving up the coast. sunny and mostly sunny. higher clouds and fair. 60s, 70s and upper 80s. but we're shaving off those 90s for now unless maybe in lake county or southern monterey county if you're far enough away maybe, but for most of the bay it will be cooler. more fog friday and saturday level off sunday looks like warmer weather returns monday. >>> thank you, steve. a newly discovered earthquake fault near lake tahoe is considered a significant risk to the area. the polar us fault crosses interstate 80 just 22 miles east of truck ee. a quake on that fault would probably be felt throughout truck ee and the lake tahoe- reno region. it was disco

a houston based southwest airlines pilot.onths after a hate-filled rant about flight attendants was on an air traffic control microphone. >> the flight attendants union is not happy about that. jeanne meserve with the audiotape that everyone is talking about today. >> reporter: the tirade about flight attendants is peppered with obscenities, insults, slurs against homosexuals and women. >> 11 [ bleep ] over the top [ bleep ] homosexuals and a begany. 11. think of the odds of that. i thought i was in chicago which was party land. after that, it was just a continuous stream of gays and grannies and grandes. >> appear enreference to overweight people. >> i don't give a [ bleep ]. >> the pilot talks about exploit was some of them. >> i went to the bar three times. in six months, three times. once with the granny and the [ bleep ] and i wish i 00 gone. at the very end with two girls, one of them that was probably doable. >> an air traffic controller tries to stop the pilot. >> okay. whoever is transmitting, watch what you are sayi

west-southwest fairfield gusting to 29. southwest 12 at napa. west-southwest oakland. same for sfo. delta breeze is in place. that's going to keep kind of a cap on everything. system has tapped into a little bit of moisture. the key is the low according to one forecast model's going right over us. tuesday night into wednesday with the days so long and i mean temperatures will drop big time. but we'll tackle this tomorrow. today low clouds, sunny and breezy. mid-80s inland. low to mid-80s. by the coast 60s. by the coast rain north bay one forecast model goes crazy with rain. the other two not as bullish but all cooler. i can tell you that. fog, sun, breezy, morning low clouds sunny inland. highs today in the 60s, 70s and also low to mid-80s. livermore 82. san rafael 76. fremont 74. san mateo at 72. and 60s or 50s on the coast. a lot of fog increasing. tuesday into wednesday a lot of clouds, very cool, possibility of rain. we clear it up thursday. much warmer end of the week. >>> okay. thank you, steve. new video has surfaced in the bryan stow beating case. the confrontation the injur

. >>> and the fire-plagued southwest, strong winds are making things miserable for firefighters. but in southeastern arizona, some of the 10,000 people forced to evacuate were allowed to return home. that giant wallow fire on the arizona/new mexico state line, now 52% contained. it burned 800 square miles, and destroyed 32 homes. >>> this morning, folks in minot, north dakota, are preparing for unprecedented flooding. thousands are getting ready to evacuate. record high floodwaters are expected to top minot's levee system tomorrow or friday. thousands will be displaced and the heart of the city will be shut down. minot's mayor says there's a good chance parts of the city are going to look like a lake. >> we could have some really catastrophic type of event here. and it will be. there's not much of a hope. so i think people have to understand that, you know, even if you were on the edge before, you may not be on the edge the next time. >> the flooding is expected to last at least two weeks. and at least matching the disastrous flood of 1969. >>> overseas at least 44 people were ki

west, southwest 16 at fairfield. yesterday at this time they were west, southwest at 5. southerly direction coming right up santa cruz coast. you can see the system the signature of it coming out of the gulf of alaska. that all equals cooler. for everyone inland it will take a day or so. the cooling trend begins for the coast and bay today. inland it will be warm. fog, sun, cool to hot. and near the coast it will drop a good ten degrees. temperatures still in the 90s for some but 50s, 60s, and 70s closer to the bay. rather toasty still out toward antioch and brentwood. >>> president obama will announce his plans for withdrawing u.s. troops from afghanistan. defense officials say the president's plan calls for 5,000 troops to leave afghanistan this summer. another 5,000 by the end of the year. there are currently 100,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan. >>> the president will outline his plan during a live address at 5:00 tonight. we will bring you that speech live during the ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. we will stream that live on our website ktvu.com. >>> another shocking tw

the heat that was confined to the desert southwest has now escaped into mexico. look at albuquerque with 99 yesterday. areas near oklahoma city were near 100. the heat kind of got knocked down a bit. not quite as hot as the front went through areas like boise yesterday in the 80s. this morning still 90 at this hour where it's 64 in l.a. it's been a very cool spring and very cool start to your summer along the california coast. that's not going to change, not with this weather pattern. the winds are still coming from the marine influence. these areas a weak frontal boundary. the only sprinkles we have anywhere in the west is up there in the pacific northwest. seattle, you're not going to get a lot of wet weather out of this today. maybe just a sprinkle or two. 75 in medford. boise 76. still hot in the desert southwest. >>> not many changes for the weekend forecast either, lynn. pretty warm. >>> coming up, how the dow clawed back from triple digit losses. not so fast. the winklevos twirns already back in court. >>> plus lightning mcqueen get revved up for their ret

today even warmer in the desert southwest. there's nothing going on here. there's barely even clouds to talk about. an onshore flow with pressure off the canadian coast. this high pressure will keep it nice and hot and steamy here in southern california. 113 in phoenix. we had heat warnings in effect for some areas and advisories, 110 in vegas. 90 in medford. updated forecast on tomorrow coming up. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> also coming up, hope for greek dead. blackberry's maker finally enjoys a day in the sun. and a flashy car helps a guy with the ladies. >>> plus hugh hefner lets his ex-fiance keep almost everything he gave her. but you might not believe what he did want her to give back. >>> an emotional return for serena williams. a ball a beer and one thirsty fan. >>> good morning. and welcomeback to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of the top headlines this morning. >>> the associated press said that president obama laid out directions on how far they can go in preventing cyberattacks. the orders which cap a two-year effort by the p

they're also none too thrilled how southwest disciplined the pilot. suspended without pay, but already is back on the job. this all happened back in march. the union is considering a lawsuit against the airline for a workplace discrimination. i want to play a portion of the unnamed pilot's rant heard by other flight crews. >> [ bleep ] over the top [ bleep ] homosexuals and a granny. 11. think of the odds of that. i thought i was in chicago, which is party land. after that, it was just a continuous stream of gays and grannies and grandes. >> chuck mcgill is apologizing about the incident. listen to thisisms what he said is offensive, and inconsistent with the professional behavior and overall respect we require from all employees. we've disciplined, we suspended him, and he's taking additional diversity and inclusion training to reinforce the company's expectation he show respect and tree all with dignity. >> let's talk a bit more about this with flight attendance and blogger, heather poole, live in los angeles. put your flight attendant hat on for me

how did southwest handle the situation?pilot was reprimanded and sent to diversity training. he was also suspended without pay for some undisclosed amount of time. this happened in march and he's already back to work. so the next time you're in southwest airlines, feel free to say hi to the pilot but only if you're hot and not a dude. because even though he keeps talking about dudes he's definitely not into dudes, just hot chicks. we need to keep this guy happy. so southwest airlines, would it kill you to go to hooters and maybe recruit some new flight attendants for this guy? they have wings there. same difference, right? i know flight attendants are there for our safety and i appreciate them just as they are. but the pilot is the captain of the ship. if his environment doesn't start getting a little more girls gone wild he won't have anybody to get drunk with and hit on and he'll be all alone circling endlessly on the ridiculist. we'll be right back. would deliverat&t ande our next generation mobile broadband experience t

forecast-wise for today, hot weather continues in the desert southwest.alt lake city, 97, casper at 94, boise at 92. the other storm we're dealing with out here is moving along the coastline, showers and thunderstorms possible from seattle to portland to medford. and even into wednesday, some will linger, especially in the northern rockies, boise, changeses of thunderstorms and chances for showers tomorrow in the northwest. if you're watching us on knrv, news 4, reno, nevada. wheels that look more like works of art than they do vehicles, at quirky rides at the national automobile museum. >>> now here's an early look at entertainment headlines. with the new tv season fast approaching, news of charlie sheen's small screen future is heating up. radar on-line reports sheen signed a deal for a new show with lionsgate television which, in turn, is negotiating with cable outlets with tbs as the frontrunner. cable is preferred because sheen's show will apparently be racier. sheen will make less up front, but more of a percentage, meaning he could make more than h

west southwest at fairfield and west, southwest out to the delta. 50, 54, 55, or 53 san francisco and oakland. low 50s san rafael. there is that low near portland. there is a stronger one moving in. drizzle out there too. low clouds sunny and breezy. cooler today. a little bit more fog on the coast and stronger sea breeze means temperatures 50s, 60s, 70s for many. or very low 80s. the days are very long and the nights are short. 50s and 70s peninsula. also toward livermore low, low 80s. more fog cooler weather takes us into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> the state public utilities commission is look into at & t proposed accusation of t- mobile. state regulators want to see how the deal could effect california customers and the state's economy. if it goes through at & t would have nearly half of the state's wireless market. the cpuc does not have the power to carpet led deal. >>> after l is now joining to make our blackberrying dropping the -- they are changing the guidelines for their apps store. apple says it will reject any apps that contain dui check points or encourage or e

>> well, the southwest, the deep southwest towards the mexican border, plac like phoenix and tucson have been laboring under very dry conditions for a while. it's kind of interesting. if you get further north into the central and northern rockies actually this spring and winter were very moist and they have some worries about flooding as it starts to heat up because they have a tremendous snow pack up in that area. just a little bit further north from arizona. >> suarez: evan myers from accuweather, thanks for joining us. >> sure, ray. glad to be here. parts of downtown detroit were heat where blackouts. city hall, county courtuse and other major sites were in the dark. >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour: refugees fleeing the crackdown in syria; confirmation hearings for the next defense secretary; saving the rainforest in honduras; and the divide among oil producing nations. but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: republican presidential contender newt gingrich has lost his entire senior campaign staff. the campaign manager, other top staff

the southwest airlines vice president apologized for the incident. >> on behalf of the pilot i want too our employees. to our customers, and to fellow pilots in the industry. this is an isolated incident with one employee making a poor decision using inexcusable language and is not representative of the 35,000 hard-working respectful employees of southwest airlines. >> the incident happened back in march but the audiotapes are just coming out. southwest airlines says the pilot apologized and he was reinstated after going through diversity training. >>> time now is 6:22. we'll be right back with more. let's get a live look. how about tahoe. you mountain bike there. >> there was snow, remember? >> yeah. >> on monday. we've been watching it disappear. >> now you can hike. we'll be right back. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartph

that might sound a lot to people in the southwest. you should be over 35 inches.ficit. lake okeechobee is a main water source. lake okeechobee is at its lowest level in four years. in fact, it is so low, fredricka, that the gravity isn't allowing the nearby canals to fill up nearby and those canals, of course, bring that water to communities like west palm beach. >> and generally, south florida, those canals always have a little something in them. let's talk a little bit more about west palm beach and bring in the mayor of that city. jerri moyo is with us now. you have said and others have said there that your city could run out of water completely in about 40 days if you don't get some sort of relief. is that right? >> well, it's right now more like about 60 days. but we're in desperate need of rain, you're exactly right. >> what are the conditions? how dire is it? what are the kinds of restrictions that have been imposed? >> well, as jacqui said, we're about two feet below our normal rainfall for the season. and it hasn't rained here in weeks and weeks. and as a

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west, southwest 21. southwest 6 at sfo. that tells us we still have a receive braze -- sea breeze in place. morning fog and then sun. breezy at times. windy and some of the unusual suspects. sunny on the coast after that fog if you have any. low 80s inland. it's warm but we have come way down. 50s, 70s, and low to mid 80s. it will be warmer on sunday. tuesday clouds roll in. maybe rain. >> wow. >>> the cal baseball team season is over. they lost to the number one ranked university of virginia in the college world series last night. 8-1 loss ended their run where they won five games. uc berkeley began the season by cutting baseball but the team was reinstated after a $9 million fundraising effort. they achieved cal's highest national finish since 1980. >>> l.a. lakers star wants to change his name to meta world peace. if the change is approved artest will likely change the back of his jersey to read peace. meta means loving kindness. >>> the naacp accuses u.s. air ways of racial profiling. the plan used to protest a recent i

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wind southwest at fairfield, southwest, yesterday they were north, so that's a little different.day at this time they were calm. it might be slightly cooler coast and bay today, but probably not until the highs are set which would be around 1:00 or 2:00. a few high clouds zipping by, but they'll be long gone. it's the system starting tomorrow and carrying us right into the weekend, but today looks like the high pressure wins out, so sunshine, nice to hot. late sea breeze and very mild low. so 70s and 80s close to the coast and bay. and then upper 80s, low 90s, mid-90s, near 100 degrees for some inland. sunny, warm hot weather today on this first day of summer which starts at 10:17 i believe this morning. fog, sun and warm wednesday, much cooler thursday and that goes right into friday and the weekend. >>> european stocks are starting the day with gains following the lead of most asian markets overnight. japan's nikkei gained more than 1% when the government upgraded its economic assessment. investors across arabic are encouraged after -- asia are encouraged after the european uni

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we have winds west-southwest at 15. gusting to 23. so west-southwest looks like this.g from the west- southwest. in that direction the fog is being pressed. it's being pressed into golden gate park right now. so the fog back in the forecast for tomorrow morning as it was this morning. it'll burn back a little more slowly tomorrow. won't be as quick a burn off tomorrow. so temperatures are going to be slightly cooler. i mentioned that. real hot a couple of days ago. we were doing triple digit heat. today temperatures just in the upper 70s and 80s. if forecast as we go through the weekend, a little bit cooler on saturday. a little warmer on sunday. it looks great and not as hot as it had been. forecast then, you see the fog and the fog model lays out the foot fingerprint like that. 6:00a.m., that is a big doze of fog. boom right back to the coast. ocean beach, i don't know about montero but i think you're going to see clearing at the coast side. big deal going on down over at infineon. a lot of folks show up for this nascar racing. it'll get hot in the bowl. you will get