look how the once billed southwest a loss. to your talking about eighties and the kansas and so forth. some of that he and the south west is going to be building out into the plains. we have a little bit on sunday. >> this is continuing the wet spring that we have held around the chicago area. but look at our forecast. extensive cloudiness. they may scatter up in the hours ahead. that is well inland. those are mid april level temperatures. north is to win the 11-23. perhaps a few light showers. tomorrow some drexel said in a parlous on a parent can into the mid to upper '70's. that is for the weekend. that is pretty good. >> time for to this trivia the young men's christian association also known as the ymca was established in which city. the answer is still to come >> want the chance to win a $10,000 recording deal? >> fans will vote online for one of the favre of bands and the finalists will perform gentle to first. >>first winning number 3-8 -7 >>join us on friday night for mega millions. loot 4.4 million dollars. >> >>movi

rainfall at 31 degrees and 31 heating up here in akita, now towards the north america, still the southwest looking at sbh really hot conditions. critical fire weather is in store for you. the severe weather is up here now. the upper midwest regions and the northern plains that will shift to the southern areas of the great lake regions and we cannot rule out tornadoes. chicago down to 27. i will leave you now for the extended forecast. that is all for this edition of newsline, thanks for joining us.

the southwest looks fine. tomorrow a little cooler in vegas. in the northwest, carry the umbrella, just for a short period of time. >> thank you, bill. >>> now for some entertainment news. angelina jolie's recent double mastectomy has been lauded as heroic but breast cancer survivor melissa etheridge viewed the decision as fear driven more than anything else. she told the "washington blade" she would not have opted for the surgery if she had the breast mutation gene and encourages women to research all of their options. >>> the comic book world is buzzing with breaking news. sony films announced plans to release two additional spider-man movies in 2016 and 2018 after the "amazing spider-man 2" opens in 2014. according to writing director josh wedden, "the avengers 2" will have a new bad guy to replace loki. >>> brad pitt was in the big apple for the premiere of his new film "world war z." i heard that had mixed reviews. now i hear they fixed the ending and it's fantastic. >> more of the buzz was what brad was looking like yesterday. the long ha

now towards north america, still the southwest looking at some really hot conditions, critical fire weather is in store for you. the severe weather is up here now. the upper midwest regions and northern plains. but that's going to shift towards the southern areas of the great lakes regions and to your wednesday, we cannot rule out the tornadic activity. chicago down to 27 from your 30, so a little bit of a relief there. now the extended forecast. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. stay with us. we'll be back with more at the top of the hour. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: u.s. lawmakers called today for edward snowden, the man behind the leak of classified government surveillance programs, to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. good evening. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the newshour tonight, we get two takes on the n.s.a. story. first, we examine how the intelligence community's reliance on contractors may put top-secret information at risk. >> woodruff: then, google is the fi

now towards north america, still the southwest looking at some really hot conditions, critical fire weather is in store for you. the severe weather is up here now. the upper midwest regions and northern plains. but that's going to shift towards the southern areas of the great lakes regions and to your wednesday, we cannot rule out the tornadic activity. chicago down to 27 from your 30, so a little bit of a relief there. now the extended forecast. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. stay with us. we'll be back with more at the top of the hour. >> welcome to "skyweek." let's see what's happening in the sky from monday, june 10th to sunday, june 16th. a beautifully thin crescent moon forms a triangle with mercury and venus low in the west after sunset on monday. the moon is upper left of the planets on tuesday, and it moves rapidly away from them as the week progresses. meanwhile, venus appears a little higher each evening and mercury a little lower. mercury is easy to see on monday, but by the end of the week, it's considerably fainter and get

it is brutally hot in parts of the southwest. look at some of these numbers from yesterday, don. for las vegas, new record, 115. 117 was the record back in 2005. death valley 128. the all-time record for the warmest spot on earth 134 degrees in death valley. getting very close to that with temperatures once again right near 130 degrees. look at the numbers right now. as you said, air conditioners are working in overdrive. imagine a lot of people are in the movies trying to get relief from the head. needles 118. 112 in phoenix. the heat is going to continue tomorrow. even potentially some of these areas through wednesday. that's why we have these excessive heat warnings in place. anywhere you are seeing in the pink shading, this is going to last until tuesday. now we add in the pacific northwest. they are going to deal with the heat. this bubble of warm air is going to be lifting up towards north. our friends in canada will be dealing with this extreme heat as we go through the next couple of days. in the east coastline, it's going to be cool and rainy for the next several days as

inland in the southwest. look at that heat. phoenix around 108. 103 for palm springs.ool right by the coast. if you go to the southeast, you all know that yesterday was the beginning of hurricane season. the atlantic. and the tropical moisture is pumping up to florida. sarasota, 88. jacksonville, 87. >> i have one really nice photo to share with you today. this one, from one of my twitter friends. nick around the chicago area takes great lightning picture. he got the clouds. i'm sending that new word to you, dan. >> i'm going to try to use that in a sentence today. ginger, thank you. we'll see you later in the broadcast. >>> now, to a nasty fight over a breakfast cereal. it involved this cheerio's ad, which features a biracial couple. it has produced an outpouring of nasty comments online. so bad the company had to shut down the comment section on youtube. and linzie janis is covering this story this morning. >> reporter: thousands of more people have come forward to express their outrage over the comments. >> dad told me that cheerio's is good for your heart. is that

look at chances of thunderstorms. dry thunderstorms and low humidity are brought by the heat dome. they are still posted across the southwest and looking at 48 degrees on friday. do watch out for the flammable generals and stay hydrated if you are there. territories europe, some areas are looking at those winder fixtures. from norway today, the old summer cabin was filled with ice blocks in wind winter because approximate of the coarse. this is what the cabin looks like now. summer fashlly started last week. there was a thick sheet of ice on the floor. it was damaged, butt owner said he did not have much value inside. it looks at a thunderstorm weather in the area, but tock home with 34re7b of sunshine. i will leave you now with the extended forecast. >>> that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: the senate today passed the most significant immigration reform in a generation. good evening, i'm jeffrey brown. >> warner: and i'm margaret warner. on the "newshour" tonight, we examine what did and didn't make it int

looking at thunderstorms. dry thunderstorms and really low humidity are still brought by this heat dome, extreme heat warnings and watches are still posted across the southwest. we're looking at 48 degrees if phoenix on your friday. so please do watch out for your flammable items and stay hydrated if you are in those vicinities. now towards europe, though, meanwhile, some areas are looking at winter-like pictures. let me show you a picture coming out from norway today. the old summer cabin was completely filled with ice blocks in winter because of a change in the course of a nearby stream. this is what the cabin looks like now. summer officially started last week. there's a thick sheet of ice on the floor. the interior was damaged but the owner said he did not have much of value inside. pulling you back, norway's going to be looking at a little bit of a thunderstormy weather in the scandinavian peninsula, but stockholm at 19 degrees with plenty of sunshine. i'll leave ynow for the extende forecast. ♪ >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. .

it is so hot we set records across the southwest. look at these temperatures. it is a little too early for 117 degrees in parts of california. we have the high heat advisory until sunday night for these areas. back to you. >> those folks better stay inside. thanks, we will check back. >>> we introduced you last week to a club that provides jobs and training for a troubled urban team from ages 16 to 22. they learned everything there is to know about the restaurant business, but they are also learning how to change their lives and live beyond the dream. >> raise your hand if you were locked up for six months of your life. >> they want to help kids coming out of incarceration, gangs, drugs and violence. >> nobody when they are four or five years old says i want to be a gang banger. i want to be a prostitute. it comes with so much passion and dreams of their future. and somewhere when they are young often because of situations they are born into they get really, really hurt. >> in the video "we are old school cafe" many bear the scars of a pairful past. >> i used t

the big story will continue to be the high heat in the southwest. lookx highs, 117 on friday. way, way hot, even for an area known for the heat this time of year. 117 for phoenix, again on saturday. 80 in seattle. 102 in salt lake city. on the other side of the country, keep the showers and storms with temps around 91 for new orleans and orlando. on sunday, some showers up around the great lakes northeast and down towards the southeast with highs near 90 in orlando, florida. don't forget each weekday morning, you can wake up with al, starting at 5:30 a.m. eastern. what do you think about caffeine? we consume over two billion cups of coffee every week without a second thought. 5-hour energy has less caffeine than some starbucks coffees, plus it has vitamins and nutrients. it's simple... caffeine with vitamins and nutrients. it's the combination that makes it so great. before you make a decision, get the facts. try a sip and find out why so many people love 5-hour energy. for digestive health? yes and did you know that trubiotics is a daily probiotic that

all of these areas setting or tying a record across the desert southwest. lookatures, 110 in las vegas. that's the first time they hit 110 this year so far. a lot of 100, 115 in part of the southwest. 89 a little cooler in that region but it's going to continue to remain warm, or hot, across this region over the next several days. so excessive heat warnings are in place. people need to be indoors inside the air conditioning because it's dangerous to be outside and if i could, we said good-bye to andrea. this doesn't look like it's going to develop but we're going to monitor it. it's bringing showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast. this is where we look for tropical development in the month of june. the next named storm will be barry. back to you. >>> thank you very much. >> okay. >> protestors not listening to the government of turkey. they have been massing in instan bull and other cities for days now. the prime minister now decided he will not hold an early election as angry mobs are calling for him to re-sign. during today's demonstration, thousands o

. >> look at this thing move sglr they happen almost every year in the desert southwest, and look like a scene out of lawrence of arain ya. this was from last year in phoenix. >> all my commitment got nasty and trashed. >> reporter: that outdoor wedding crashed by mother nature. >> i looked up and saw the big wall of dust coming. >> the veil started going away, i held the dress. >> reporter: but they stuck it out. their wedding day memorable for all the wrong reasons. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> and still ahead right here on world news, how many children escape abduction by strangers, and what are the common sense things they do? the big lessons for you and your children tonight. >>> and later, agony of defeat? how long most people can stand in sky high heels, and how long should they? if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin dedicated to your eyes, from bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is

the southto of us, and a whole bunch of wet weather down to the south andsoh down to the southwest. it's lookingke as we get intn tomorrow and tomorrow afternoonr the chances are going to be a little bit greater with a littl more coverage of some showers, r and some storms.an here is futurecast. futu this is tomorrow morning.mornin. notice at 8:00, mostly cloudy here, i think we will have mostly cloudy start to the day, a couple of places we will have the fog, too. too. as we progress through the day,e the sun will preak out a little -- break a little bit and in in will come scattered showers and thunderstorms, not everybodyevey gets wet initially, i know thish looks fairly impressive withessh just about all of us getting rain at 2:00, but these will wil still be widely scattered, evenn in some cases, spotty at 2:00 as we progress into the evening hours. look at what begins to happen,be we try togi form a little line. right now this line is a little bit east of i-95, it wouldn't be surprise me as we progress through the next 12 to 18 hourso or so if this line doesn't scoo back just a little bit

southwest. we are looking for highs today in las vegas to hit 108 degrees. we will be slightly cooler in the northwest, significantly cooler. 71 degrees in seattle. 82, though, in medford. las vegas extended outlook, record high temperature of all-time is 117 degrees. by friday, rather, we should hit about 115, very, very close to that all-time record and prescott, 93 with blazing sun shine. >>> the heat is on in the southwest, eventually it will start to warm up in the northwest once we lose some of the rain showers, which doesn't seem to happen any time soon. >> thank you, dylan. >>> next we'll take you live to south africa for the latest on nelson mandela's condition. >>> plus, an airport heist of $1.2 million in $100 bills. that's next. >>> welcome back, everyone. nelson mandela remains in critical condition in a south african hospital. joining us now from pretoria. good morning, what do you know? >> reporter: good morning. we are waiting for tribal elders from nelson mandela's ancestral village to get to the hospital. yesterday, family members went ther

southwest. saturday still looks like the warmest day in vegas there at 112. we cool you off to 109 on sunday. boise, too. even salt lake city. the heat really spreading through the inner mountain west. >> looking good out that way, bill. if you like heat. >> if you like the heat. >>> now in entertainment. comedy going up against horror at the box office. vince vaughn and owen wilson reunite as middle-aged google trainees. and all crime becomes legal in "the purge." plus, the highly anticipated modern adaptation of shakespeare's much ado about nothing open in select theaters. >>> the ceo of aeg live testified yesterday he never con summited with doctors about michael jackson's health, this despite several e-mails from production workers saying he was ill. >>> meanwhile, michael jackson's son has canceled a trip to europe so he can be with his sister paris. >>> and jennifer lawrence is planning double duty for her next film. she'll star in and produce the upcoming movie "the rules of inheritance." >>> the original members of the metal band black sabbath have reunited for their first new album t

southwest. and this looks like one of the last days for our incredible heat around fairbanks. one more day today. 87 and sunny. >> then you take it all away, huh, bill? >> won't take it all away but definitely closer to normal. >> they are enjoying that weather now doubt. >>> now for some entertainment news. details on the first sparks between angelina jolie and brad pitt. eunice huffert is claiming it stole information about the blossoming relationship from their phone. she worked with them as a stunt double on "mr. and mrs. smith." it ended pitt's marriage to jennifer aniston. jolie and pitt now have six children together. >>> dwayne "the rock" johnson, he is planning to look like a greek god once he hits the set -- >> half percent body fat. >> he has a film called "hercules." he tweeted that picture showing he's getting ready. he's going to be playing the son of zeus. not like he was ever a slouch when it came to that department. 0.5% body fat. >>> the director's chair has been filled on one of the most anticipated films in hollywood. sam taylor johnson has been picked to b

look towards india. you really have been seeing the heat across portions f india, new delhi, temperatures in the 40s but now it's starting to cool off because early setting in of the southwest monsoon. unfortunately that comes at a price and looking at risk of flooding out here and already has been occurring. i want to show you video out of new delhi of these motorists having to continue to drive through these flooded roads here. the floods have caused some extensive damage in northern portions of the country, but farmers are extremely happy with this unusual early monsoon. you are going to be seeing, well, some earlier crops. ilt means better harvest later in the year. that's the good news. but really it's dangerous out there because we are seeing this heavy rainfall and still that risk of flooding. take a look at this though. typically by this time of year the monsoon should be back farther here towards the east. july 15th is when it sets in off here towards the north. it's june 16th. that's what we're talking about really start -- a really early start here to that southwest monsoon. let's take a look towards europe talking heavy rain towards the west. that's really the b

the south going to bring temperatures cooler there but as we check out northwest and into the southwest, look1, 92 in medford, oklahoma. the rest of the country we have risk of strong storms from arizona into much of arkansas, rain ming its way into the ohio and mississippi river valleys, beautiful weather out west, though, sunshine in seattle and 78 degrees. that's what's going on in the country. th >> good morning. it will be a beautiful day today. a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperatures into the low 80's >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> we have a rossen report's crime alert, a new wave of auto thefts that police frankly can't figure out. jeff rossen is here with more. jeff, good morning to you. >> hey, savannah, good morning. this is a real mystery. look, when you lock your car and set the alarm on it, you think your car is pretty safe but as we're about to see, criminals have designed a new high-tech gadget giving them full access to your car. police are so baffled they actually want you to watch this video to see if you can help crack the case. lo

southwest airlines. the reservation system went down a few hours ago leaving departing flights grounded because they can't check in passengers. look at the southwest flights at l.a.x. that were not able to depart tonight. the computer problem is affecting 15 departures at san jose and oakland airports along with six flights out of sfo. these are photos september to you report by abc7 news reporter from the oakland airport. flights in the air are not affected by this glitch, and they are still cleared to land. a spokesperson at oakland airport says they are keeping concession stands open late in terminal 2 that southwest uses to accommodate the delayed passengers there. passengers who have printed boarding passes at home and before the come ut poohers went down are allowed to board the plane, but the planes are not take off. the airline is working to fix the problem as quickly as they can, but there is no estimate as to when that will happen. >> traffic came to a grinding halt in san francisco south of market area during the afternoon commute today because of a messy oil spill. four blocks of howard street from third to seventh wer

we are looking at dangerous heat in the southwest, all through the weekend. t some of the high temperatures for today. palm springs, about 112. death valley will be up around 130 degrees this weekend. that's just, you know, jumping into an oven. that is hot for even them. >> can you cook an egg? >> i can cook an egg. >> you mean in that temperature? >> i'm glad you can. i mean -- >> we'll try it. >> maybe after the show, we can test your egg cooking skills. dylan, thank you very much. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," governor rick perry on the offensive about state senator wendy davis' abortion stance and didn't take long for davis to respond. more of her responses in an exclusive appearance op "morning joe." when we come back here, martha. well, she's not as square as you may think. the revelation from the domestic diva and a little risque. lewis will have the details when we come right back. ...so you say men are superior drivers? yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an

hope heat because the heat is on in the bay area as high pressure builds in from the desert southwest. we look to hit 100 degrees tomorrow in some spots inland and stay there for a while, hot through tuesday at least in the bay area. there's excessive heat advisories already posted for much of nevada and southern california that will be true in the bay area by this weekend. the temperature range will be from 75 at the beaches the warmest spots may hit 108 degrees by sunday night. the extended forecast, we flirt with the century mark tomorrow but then keep it there all the way through tuesday. do we get a break after that? you will have to stay tuned for the weather forecast a few minutes from now. >> thank you. >>> this week's doma ruling a huge relief to a same-sex couple in orinda. married but facing forced separation because of immigration law. their nightmare has turned into a dream come true. kpix 5's da lin has the story. >> i couldn't stop smiling. tired smiling by the end of the day. >> reporter: this same-sex couple can finally smile. after two years of uncertainties and nightmares, a

while we cool off, the southwest looks like they are looking for a heat wave.cord temperatures likely. slowing warming up. look at these temperatures, 110, 115, that's normal. no,it is not. you start seeing 120, 129, death valley, phoenix, 118 like this, that is a dangerous situation. i want some perspective. 700 deaths a year from heat waves like this. the majority of them are from california, arizona, and texas. this is a very serious situation. you do not want to underestimate the power of the heat wave. it starts to cool the moisture from the gulf. it will get that humidity back and bring those temperatures back. that's what it is going to take to get the relief from the fire danger. this weekend, one in every ten years, we see something this bad. very, very dangerous. >> take care, everybody. we are mid-week, start planning for a hot weekend. >>> a lot of news developing this hour. let's get straight to micayla for the latest. >>> making head likes, police in columbia have arrested four people accused of killing a dea agent during an attempted robbery. the

southwest. phoenix, 108. outside, look at denver -- 60. chicago 73.a few degrees cooler than normal here for this time of year. the record high was 101 and it's the earliest in the season we have ever hit triple digits. june 5, 1925. we are certainly into the summer-type season. 65 in parkton right now. a cool 61 in oakland and western maryland. on the eastern shore, dropping back into the low 60's. not quite as cool as last night it is wind is turning to the south and east. high thin clouds beginning to approach. ,id 50's and the cooler areas 60 downtown. light southeast wind continuing at five miles per hour. the weather system that gave us the spectacular weather is now pushing out to see further away from us which means two other elements will be coming on in, this front west of chicago and the first tropical storm of the season. tropical storm andrea formed in the gulf of mexico today. it's not well-organized, but numerous showers and storms around the center of low pressure and it will likely move across the northern part of florida towards char

they say it's nearly 120 degrees today throughout the southwest and those temperatures, look at that red. not going down at all anytime soon. so dr. siegel, what advice do you have on what we need to do? it's more than just staying in air-conditioning. >> you know something? our weather people report about all of the extreme weather we get, tornadoes, hurricanes, but it's actually heat that kills more people than any of these other combined. we lose 1,000 people a year to heat. and the ones i especially want to focus on are our children because we lose 30 babies or young children a year by people leaving them in cars. and because the temperature inside cars skyrockets very quickly, in the first ten minutes goes up about 20 degrees. so be careful about that. the other thing, eric, is that with extreme heat you lose it very quickly and you don't realize it because when you have very high temperature or high humidity your sweat, which is the body sprinkler system, doesn't work as well and you can't cool off the skin. you get very fatigued. you get headache. you can get shortness of brea

storms popping up along the coast, and then towards the southwest, absolutely hot. take a look at los angeles, 24 for your high, sacramento, you're going to see near record breaking temperatures here as it approaches the 40s, stay hydrated and cool out there. in europe, the weather has dramatically improved. that cut off low that was bringing the wet weather has subsided. and all of that rainfall that fell earlier is going to take time to clean out. for now, sunnier skies in the forecast. temperatures rising for the most part across eastern europe. that's your weather, here is a look at your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani here in tokyo, have a great day wherever you are. ♪ >>> in november of 2012, a freelance journalist in china obtained evidence of corruption by a high-ranking public servant and uploaded images on the internet.

southwest airlines. the reservation system went down a few hours ago leaving departing flights grounded because they can't check in passengers. look at the southwest flights at l.a.x. that were not able to depart tonight. the computer problem is affecting 15 departures at san jose and oakland airports along with six flights out of sfo. these are photos september to you report by abc7 news reporter from the oakland airport. flights in the air are not affected by this glitch, and they are still cleared to land. a spokesperson at oakland airport says they are keeping concession stands open late in terminal 2 that southwest uses to accommodate the delayed passengers there. passengers who have printed boarding passes at home and before the come ut poohers wentdown are allowed to board the plane, but the planes are not take off. the airline is working to fix the problem as quickly as they can, but there is no estimate as to when that will happen. >> traffic came to a grinding halt in san francisco south of market area during the afternoon commute today because of a messy oil spill. four blocks of howard street from third to seventh were

southwest airlines. the reservation system went down a few hours ago leaving departing flights grounded because they can't check in passengers. look at the southwest flights at l.a.x. that were not able to depart tonight. the computer problem is affecting 15 departures at san jose and oakland airports along with six flights out of sfo. these are photos september to you report by abc7 news reporter from the flights in airport. flights in the air are not affected by this glitch, and they are still cleared to land. a spokesperson at oakland airport says they are keeping concession stands open late in terminal 2 that southwest uses to accommodate the delayed passengers there. passengers who have printed boarding passes at home and before the come ut poohers went down are allowed to board the plane, but the planes are not take off. the airline is working to fix the problem as quickly as they can, but there is no estimate as to when that will happen. >> traffic came to a grinding halt in san francisco south of market area during the afternoon commute today because of a messy oil spill. four blocks of howard street from third to seventh

southwest. >>> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good.ornia man getting a shock of a lifetime this week after 69 years, two letters that were written by his father while he served in world war ii finally reached home. a stamp collector found the notes and tracked down the soldier's son. next the bad. this photographer slapping justin bieber with a lawsuit claiming the singer kicked him and punched him while he was snapping pictures at a california shopping center. the suit seeks unspecified damages. finally the ugly, a cat caught on camera giving his curious buddy -- what a mean little kitty. >> shoving him down the stairs. >> everybody have a great day. "fox & friends" -- while she laughs i'll say goodbye -- starts right now. >> good morning. today is thursday, june 27. i'm alison camerota in for gretchen. prosecutors say it was a well-planned execution. nfl star aaron hernandez charged with murder in the death of his friend. >>steve: another i.r.s. official stonewalling the american people by taking the fifth in front of congress. he's

looks fine are for the golfing or even where it's raining just watch the u.s. open. there's a lot going on today to keep dad nice and relaxed. still hot in the southwest. hat's a look at the >> a few light sprinkles this afternoon. highs from 83-7. the >>> and that's your latest foreca forecast. erica? >> all right, dylan, thanks. up next on this father's day, do dads get ripped off when it comes to celebrating this day? do moms rule? we've got the answer although you probably have a few guesses too. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. mmmm, ok! ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching. for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [ female announcer ] aveeno® with soy helps reduce the look of brown spots in 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] celebrate dad, get 20% off charbroil infrared gas grills at lowe's today. get 20% off charbroil infrared gas grills thank you very much. ok guys, i'm back. i nee

southwest. we're looking at temperatures well over 100 degrees.n this early in the season, and the heat continues tomorrow. that's a look at >>> good morning, anthony slaughter in the nbc bay area center. we have a cooler day. east bay, north bay back into the triple digits saturday, back in the 80s today, 84 in livermore, 85 walnut creek. cooler in the south bay. 79 in san jose. cool at the coast, and showers remain high, potential for showers and thunderstorms for sunday and a few lingering showers monday morning. that's your latest forecast. erica? >> dylan, thanks. >>> up next on "today," the tiara, the jewels, of course, the dress. it's a royal wedding. we've got the details right after this. we threw a party in this house. the next day, we sprayed febreze air effects and asked real people what they thought. i can't believe i don't smell any of this. febreze did a really great job. impressive. febreze air effects eliminates tough odors for good. febreze, breathe happy. taste so great? it's made from real fruit flavors and sweetened with honey

looking at wet weather up and down the east coast. rain also in the ohio and mississippi river valley. hit or miss thunderstorms in the center rockies. record highs in the southwestheast. rain in parts of of the central and southern rockies. record highs from the pacific northwest all the way to the southwest. >>> 8:32. good friday morning to you, you made it, it's going to a hot day and an even hotter weekend. temperatures climbing all the way through monday of next week, so we will be flirting with records up in the north bay, 93 for the high for santa rosa. old records, 96, or getting close to it, likely shattered recording when we kick off next week and hit the peak of this heat wave, 97 for today, livermore, 75 in san francisco there it is, 105 on monday, cooling you down to 102 tuesday and then really cool you down wednesday into thursday. >>> and coming up this weekend, if you need the weather, you go to the weather channel on kanl or weather kpanl.com. >> now the changing way that we tend to watch our favorite television hoes. >> good morning everybody. you remember when we used to gather around and talk about the latest clip hanger? there's still cliff h

look at wednesday. still warm across the southwest. fire conditions at least improving a little bit for the firefight. but still, got to be careful out there. >> did you say 117? >> yeah. >> this is only the first week of summer. yikes. thank you. >>> now to entertainment. and annette funicello's name will live on at walt disney studios. disney officially named the stage where the mickey mouse club was filmed the annette funicello stage in memory of the famed mouseketeer. >>> jerry bruckheimer, known for films such as top gun and pirates of the caribbean was honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame monday. tom cruise was in attendance and johnny depp channeled his inner jack sparrow as he wrapped up the remarks with an all-important question. >> where is the bloody rum? why is the rum gone? >> i think he was serious. billy crystal and the celebrity fight night charity raised $1 million in aid for his hometown of long branch, new york, which was just devastated by hurricane sandy last october. >>> and angelina jolie spoke at the united nations on monday where she urged the security council to

southwest. >>> in sports now, it looks like tim tebow has found a new nfl home.ormer jets and broncos quarterback is expected to sign with the new england patriots. the polarizing player was cut by new york before this year's draft, and it appeared he would be without a team as training camp approaches. in new england, tebow will back up tom brady. tebow is expected to join the pats at practice today. >>> and in baseball, the rays and red sox play a testy tilt late into the night. in the first inning off of homers off of boston's pitcher john lackey. then in the ninth lackey responds by hitting him with a pitch. of course, that causing benches to clear. there were no punches thrown, though, and no one was ejected. the game goes to extra innings and in the tenth the rays overcome a two-run deficit. but they go down for good in the 14th when daniel mava singles in the go-ahead run. red sox win 10-8. >>> golf's second major of the year looks like it's getting off to a soggy start. u.s. open in merion near philadelphia was soaked by rain during monday's practice roun

southwest freeway. firefighters were looking for people in the building when the roof collapsed. everyone inside the building has since been accounted for. >> catherine: six other firefighters are injured, one is in critical condition in a burn unit. crews were able to put out the fire two hours later, no word yet on what caused the fire. >> catherine: mexico jail for a week. on a drug smuggling charges returned home to phoenix. yanira maldonado walked of the prison on the outskirts of nogales mexico late thursday night. new at eight. she just spoke at a press conference in arizona. >> if stills great i also happen to be back home. it was like a really bad experience for me so i really think that what happens to me could happen to you. or in to anyone here. i'm not afraid: that to mexico not rhino but maybe in the future. >> catherine: mexican police say that they found marijuana under her seat there rested her buster bailey is a real letter show that she did not bring the marijuana on to the boss. >> catherine: stay with us as we continue to monitor the deli tornado that are wit

the south going to bring temperatures cooler there but as we check out northwest and into the southwest, look1, 92 in medford, oklahoma. the rest of the country we have risk of strong storms from arizona into much of arkansas, rain making its way into the ohio and mississippi river valleys, beautiful weather out west, though, sunshine in seattle and 78 degrees. that's what's going on in the co >>> we,e too, will see a beautiful day. low clouds hanging out over the golden gate bridge. still dealing with flight delays. low cloud cover will keep temperatures in the low 70s around the bay today. 72 degrees for fremont. 71 in oakland and 81 in livermore. meanwhile, 62 on the way to san francisco. it's going to be a chilly day at the immediate coast. and then we heat you up, especially friday into saturday. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> we have a rossen report's crime alert, a new wave of auto thefts that police frankly can't figure out. jeff rossen is here with more. jeff, good morning to you. >> hey, savannah, good morning. this is a real mystery. look, when

but as we check out west and north west and into the southwest, look at these temperatures.medford, oregon. phoenix, arizona, 105 degrees. risk of strong storms from arizona to ark. rain making its way into the ohio and mississippi river valleys. beautiful weather out west. sunshine in seattle and 78 degrees. here's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. there is a view of our sky over washington now. sunshine, low humidity, chilly temperatures, still only in the 50s, low 60s. later today, though, should make it up to 80 by mid afternoon, few clouds coming and going. then tomorrow, increasing humidity highs in the 70s. lot of cloudiness. maybe showers on thursday night. off and on showers likely on friday. maybe afternoon thundershowers. highs around 80. perhaps lingering showers friday might lou midday saturday. might get afternoon thundershowers on sunday and monday. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> we have a rossen report's crime a

look at that red. a killer heat wave intensifies. temperatures across the southwest as you can see, soaring into the triple digits. what do you when it's 124 degrees outside? are they playing the numbers 1-1-5 in las vegas, because that's hait hit yesterday. over 100 later today in the golden state. dangerous. no signs of immediate cooling off. we go live to the fox extreme weather center with the latest. >> reporter: more of the same today, tomorrow, next couple of days. we get to the triple digits in the southwest all the time, all summer long. but they are not used to the 115s to 120s that we have been seeing the last couple of days. already, we are up to 99 in needles, california. we are at 96 in phoenix, phoenix yesterday was 119, the third highest temperature you have ever, ever seen. vegas, possibly 116. 117 is the highest ever. we have expressive heat warnings anywhere you see the red. but the yellows are the heat advisories. the high pressure will drift farther to the north. we will see the heat build in the pacific northwest over the next couple of days and

the worst news of all in the southwe southwest, southwesterly winds flowing in, dry air, warmer temperatures. what they need is moisture. lookse maybe next week. crossing fingers. a tough weekend but hopefully next week the southwest gets that moisture. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> next on "new day," new hope for the only american soldier being held in captivity. the u.s. government is now in talks with the taliban. >>> and guess what instagram learned? you know pictures? they move now. so they're offering video on instagram. we're going to try it out for you right here straight ahead on "new day." ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer. its superior uva uvb protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer, all with the cleanest feel. it's the best for your skin. neutrogena® ultra sheer. ♪ i know what you did in the dark ♪ >>> welcome back to "new day

. >> looking pretty strong toward fairfield, southwest at 26 miles an hour. >> livermore out of the westt 14 myles an hour. >> those winds will reverse and change and as a result we are talking about warmer temperatures. >> first thing tomorrow morning, most locations in the low to mid 50s and right around the bay. >> that's all part of our forecast for tonight. >> tomorrow our warming begins. >> friday and saturday the warmest two days. >> the current satellite situation, it begins to warm us up tomorrow, about 5, maybe 10 degrees for your thursday. >> as a result, we're talking about some mid to you upper 90s inland. >> around the bay, upper 60s to the 70s, lower 70s. >> we could be talking about an increase in the fire danger especially in the north bay hills friday and saturday. >> the clouds a big factor clearing to the shoreline. >> temperatures for tomorrow, everybody up a few degrees. >> santa rosa, upper 60s, even a few 90s toward antioch. >> oakland 72, san jose, sunnyvale, downtown san francisco, clouds in the morning pulling to the shoreline. >> here is a look ahead with your

southwest. on into europe, things are looking clear across the west. it has been quite chilly in central portions of the continent. and that's because of this storm system and the jet stream coming very low allowing that cool air to come in. now, as that pushes up towards the north, we're going to be seeing things improving temperaturewise. the heavy rain though is going to be pushing up toward the baltic states scandinavia weakening as it goes, temperatures improving a little bit. something to look forward to for the end of the week. here's your extended forecast. >> before we wrap up this edition of "newsline," we'll take a look at how people in japan are observing some time honored tradition from a ceremony that lasts one day to a ritual that lasts less than one minute. every year staff at the shrine in kyoto decorate the main gate with a wreath. people pass through it while praying for good health, prosperity and wisdom. >> translator: i'm here to wish for good health for everyone in my family including my grandchildren. >> and in nagano prefecture

also hot but a completely opposite, very dry in the fire weather back to the southwest, not looking goodlly especially toward the end of the week. a big ridge builds in. i want to leave you with a look across the nation, atlanta, 88. severe storms from nebraska up to the north and west, up to parts of montana. but for now that is the big picture. let's ge >> we've got some mississippi girls that are celebrating their graduation. high school graduates. your name, hon? >> madison. >> kelly. >> we want to say congrats and to all the grads out there. let's head back in to lara. >> congratulations indeed. >>> what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." latest on celebrity chef paula deen and why so many fans now jumping to her defense. >>> and the battle of the borgheses. the former bachelor fights for the right to use his family's name. >>> baby, oh, baby, counting down to the royal birth. pampering moms-to-be, you don't want to miss that. >>> plus, armie hammer, melissa mccarthy and bobby flay all coming up live on "gma." [ female announcer ] a classic macaroni & cheese from stouffer's star

southwest guided revenue. that looks pretty good. coupled with jobs numbers we got today.he airlines. adam: talk about something not working. [closing bell rings] shares of coal stocks. >> arch coal down four% that is really lagging today. >> nicole, many things. bells ringing on wall street to close out the session and the week. let's check how stocks are wrapping up. the dow gained 250 points that is up a full over one%. nasdaq up 1.25%. russell two thousand up 8 points. adam: this is look at the front page headlines. economy adding 175,000 jobs in may, maintaining slow but steady gains of recent months. the unemployment rate easy rosen april as more people entered workforce. >> gold tumbled more than $30 and ounce. ending in the red for the

here's what it looks like at the southwest koubter it. the kiosks are out of order unable to check in passengers. ajents are unable to check in bags or change flights so passengers were being turned away. inside the secure area it's organized chaos. lines are long as everybody is trying to get a new boarding pass. at one point gate ajints were keeping track with pens and paper. some folks just slept on the ground. three restaurant that is closed, actually reopened to provide people food and drinks. we talked to one traveler who decided to just come back tomorrow. >> it's not tend of the world. there's going to be other people that are going to be in a much more difficult situation and need to really be somewhere tomorrow, but for me i'm just going to take off and go home. >> and so we got late word from our man on the inside that they closed the doors to his plane. he is on a jet right now getting ready to take off to lax. total delay for him is two hours. some people are seeing delays as long as three, perhaps even four hours. a total of

as far as the temperatures, go it will remain very hot throughout the southwest and in the southern plains. lookinge spots record heat again. the threat for storms does move on thursday in to the mid-atlantic and in to the northeast. this is where you also have to watch out possibly damaging wind situation cannot rule out the possibility for tornados also. that includes the bigger cities like d.c. and philadelphia. for tomorrow, as far as the temperatures go, you are looking at readings in the 90s and triple-digits. still throughout the south, the southern plains and the southwest. this is where the sheet going to be hanging around for sure and tomorrow also we will see those storms riding over this big ridge of high pressure and moving to the mid-atlantic and the northeast. chance for some showers still lingering around parts of the northeast and throughout parts of the northern plains on friday. on saturday, most of the country will stay driechl just one spot right here throughout the mississippi valley and around parts of the western lakes could be a few showers. moving in to the ohio valley on

as we look across southwest 119th here, hopefully you can make it out in the distance.wer poles snapped off and the power lines are trooping down covering the far are north lane of the westbound traffic going across southwest 119th right now. and as these drivers are unaware right now as they are going across the screen right now but they where to hit a huge flash flooding area right down here at the bottom of the hill. a little creek down there and a little bridge area. we made it through earlier when it was not quite as bad. it was a little difficult for us to get through. we had to turn around a few you times as we have been driving areas not safe to go through. power out to a large portion of southwest oklahoma city and a lot of trees down everywhere that we have been and big branches down as well. jamie? >> a lot oñ the storm chasers were saying this thing looks bad. it loks really bad and we won't know how bad until tomorrow morning. from what you can see right now compared to may 20 what do you think? >> you know, i think compare to may 20 this was just a crazy

look at the wind in fairfield. southwest at 30. good chance, low cloud into solano county. sacramento by tomorrow morning. notice the temperature change. biggest difference in the tri-valley. may be able to leave the air conditioning uniits off tonight. enough low cloud tomorrow morning. you may wake up. and find wet road. mist, drizzle. mid morning. cle clearing skies. sunday into monday. one interesting part of the weather. watching for you tuesday, wednesday. the area of low pressure, gulf of alaska will drop in to the north of the bay area. which will led to cool temperatures. first half of the new week. tomorrow, hope for a little sunshine on the coast. wind staying on shore throughout the day. going to stay chilly. highs near 60 on the coast. san francisco, low 60s. 70s inland. more low cloud. spilling in, heading into monday morning. morning temperatures in the 50s. get the stay started. for the afternoon. once the low cloud clear. san jose. 78 degrees. some low 80s possible. south of downtown. head to the valley. the range today. 70s. 80s. and still staying pretty c