don't like the heat, relief is coming but it's this hot air mass that is dominating the southwestern united states and parts of our state of california. so tuesday through thursday, do count on hot conditions inland and mild at the coast. do you ever wonder why we get a wide range of conditions. higher pressure putting a lid on the fog, basically underneath than area of high pressure and as the air sinks, it suashes down the fog layer. and coastal areas remain comfortable but away from this marine influence inland gets cooking. low to upper 60s in the upper valleys. we start on out with the patchy fog. right through 9:00 to 10:00 in the morning and then the fog will hang on through some parts of the coastline. 60s along the coast, 90s inland. 86 in san jose.outh bay and sun. 82 redwood city and palo alto. 62 in pacifica. 68 in downtown san francisco get you up to the north bay. low 90s around santa rosa and calistoga. sea breeze will come in slightly sooner than this. heading inland and it will be hot. 95 in livermore. 96 in antioch. 65 in monterey. seven-day forecast, hot inland the next three da

don't like the heat, relief is coming but it's this hot air mass that is dominating the southwestern united states and parts of our state of california. so tuesday through thursday, do count on hot conditions inland and mild at the coast. do you ever wonder why we get a wide range of conditions. higher pressure putting a lid on the fog, basically underneath than area of high pressure and as the air sinks, it squashes down the fog layer. and coastal areas remain comfortable but away from this marine influence inland gets cooking. low to upper 60s in the upper valleys. we start on out with the patchy fog. right through 9:00 to 10:00 in the morning and then the fog will hang on through some parts of the coastline. 60s along the coast, 90s inland. 86 in san jose. 84 in south bay and sunnyvale. 82 redwood city and palo alto. 62 in pacifica. 68 in downtown san francisco get you up to the north bay. low 90s around santa rosa and calistoga. sea breeze will come in slightly sooner than this. heading inland and it will be hot. 95 in livermore. 96 in antioch. 65 in monterey. seven-day forecast, hot inland th

don't like the heat, relief is coming but it's this hot air mass that is dominating the southwestern united stateshe coast. do you ever wonder why we get a wide range of conditions. higher pressure putting a lid on the fog, basically underneath than area of high pressure and as the air sinks, it squashes down the fog layer. and coastal areas remain comfortable but away from this marine influence inland gets cooking. low to upper 60s in the upper valleys. we start on out with the patchy fog. right through 9:00 to 10:00 in the morning and then the fog will hang on through some parts of the coastline. 60s along the coast, 90s inland. 86 in san jose. 84 in south bay and sunnyvale. 82 redwood city and palo alto. 62 in pacifica. 68 in downtown san francisco get you up to the north bay. low 90s around santa rosa and calistoga. sea breeze will come in slightly soon than this. heading inland and it will be hot. 95 in livermore. 96 in antioch. 65 in monterey. seven-day forecast, hot inland the next three days, mild at the coast. cool it off starting friday and you won't feel it in the weekend numbers in the

. >>> the heat wave continues across the southwestern united states. set a new record yesterday. 115 degrees. i can't even imagine that. and guess what? no relief in sight today. it was 125 degrees in death valley. that's what's expected today. 112 degrees in las vegas today. 109 in phoenix. and in the northwest, temperatures are up 15 degrees higher than is normal. >>> seven-time tour de france winner lance armstrong is refiling his lawsuit against the u.s. anti-doping agency. he wants the judge to throw out the case accusing him of using performance enhancing drugs. he says he was clean and never failed a drug test. >>> four young boys in california are being hailed as heroes today after they saved a drowning toddler from a fast-moving canal. the little girl's family lost sight of her. she fell in the canal and was swept away and nearly a mile downstream, four boys saw her floating in the water, and they pulled her to safety. >> i thought it was a dog until he got closer. and he was like, it's a little girl and he jumped in to get her. >> all you guy

of course, this relates to how dry it has been and exceptionally dry in all of the southwestern parts of the united states. >> woodruff: and the dryness, how unusual is that? how does that compare to a normal, a typical year? >> well, certainly right in the area where we are in the boulder -- denver area, there's about a third of the normal annual precipitation up until now that has occurred. but in the mountains there's no left. normally you don't see any snow left until late august if then. by early june there was no snow left. snow is a reflector. when it melts, it provides water. it cools the atmosphere. and water is the great air conditioner. so the absence of all of the water and the snow in the southwest has meant all of the heat from the sun is going into raising temperatures. this is the building of the heat wave. this has been building throughout this year from the relatively mild winter to the june temperatures in march this year and now we get to june. the peak of... getting to the peak of the summer. there is no parallel to this. we're now breaking records. and the heat then begins to move ea

most of the southwestern border in the united states, the border cities are very safe, very low crime of a failed state in mexico is sort of a melodramatic formulation. because you can -- you do have to look at places in mexico, you know, it is a big country. and you can certainly talk about maces, including places near the border, where state capture is a good description of the situation, where people are very well aware that whatever problems, whatever they may be you don't go to the police they can't do anything. >> rose: so what is next? >> well, i think we are going to see if the new president can fulfill the promises he made in this campaign, which include resurrecting the my, which in that clip calderon said it is growing 5.5 percent. it is lower. it is down to four percent. but it is growing. i mean the thing about the mexican economy is the growth is from the lackluster, it is kind of lackluster and allowed them on an international stage to kind of goat a little bit as europe has spun out of control and brazil is now slowing down, and mexico lo and behold because of various