tuesday through thursday, the numbers skyrocket all the way back to a sweltering 60 degrees inland. so if you hang around for the latter half of the week back toward where we should be for this time of year except for one thing. not a drop of rain as far as the eye can see. >> i have to remember to cover the plants again tonight. >>> gary in tonight and are we talking football and you're talking golf. >> why not? warms things up a little bit right? i like to do that. we're going to talk football too and we have to talk golf of course on this saturday in december. how tiger woods did after the amazing 62 yesterday. the scary moment in the sec championship game. the golf cart stopped missouri but could auburn painful results for one team coming up in sports. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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from the bitter cold of fair banks, alaska, to the sweltering heat of corpus christie, texas, and back up to rome, new york, where drones will be tested. the goal is to have commercial drones sharing the skies by the end of 2014 in what's projected to become an industry worth billions of dollars. right now, any civilian free of training is allowed to fly drones as long as it's below 400 feet and away from populated areas. >>> new this morning, french doctors say formula one racing champion michael schumacher is showing small signs of improvement. doctors say he underwent a second operation and a brain scan done after the operation revealed his condition had improved. the 44-year-old racing great was placed in a medically induced coma to relieve pressure on his brain, which suffered bruising and bleeding when he fell and struck a rock while skiing. >>> huge fireball shot into the sky high above north dakota monday after a train flew off the tracks. it was early afternoon when a train carry can go crude oil collided with another train that had gone off the tracks, causing several explosi

in miami they're sweltering, 82 degrees. 26 degrees down to st. louis, dallas at 44 degrees. overnight lows tonight not as cold as last night, 29 santa rosa and napa, 32 vallejo. highs tomorrow about where we should be almost, 59 in 59 degrees, milpitas 59. liver more 57, san francisco tomorrow 57 degrees. the look ahead shows sunshine and it temperatures warming to the mid-60s boy the weekend. by monday and tuesday we'll be looking at a few clouds tuesday. no rain. >> thank you. . >>> some might call it adorable. the school says it's sexual harassment. the kiss that put a 6-year-old in serious trouble. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 00-11 "it was during . >>> what some are caughting a harmless kiss got a 6-year-old colorado boy suspended for sexual harassment. . >> i kissed her on the hand of the that's what happened. >> 6-year-old hunter was sent to the office suspended for two days for kissing her on the hand. now boy's mom is fighting the school to have incident removed are from his record. >> how can you do this? how can you say this about my child? remove sexual harassment, remove it fro

not sweltering. >> but warmer. you can feel it. >> but i still have a hat and gloves on. let's check the forecast with rob who is in for christina. >> good morning. i don't know if it's warmer or getting used to it. it's about a week and we're seeing 30s outside. especially around the south bay and north bay locations. we do have 20s and 30s for the afternoon. highs climbing into the up arer 50s close to 60. clear skies to start. we are watching a chance of a few sprinkles in the far north bay later on this afternoon. we'll see the clouds on the increase. coming up we'll let you know if that means measurable rain coming up in the forecast. here's mike. >> good morning, rob. we had a busy thursday on the east shore freeway, had, things are calming down. the taillights away from the bay bridge on the maps. we had the first of the sigalerts at ashby avenue away from the berkeley curve in the eastbound direction. you see the circled area, that sigalert cleared about 4:00, then this one here just cleared in the last minutes. this is eastbound 80 approaching sunol valley road.

for the daytime highs, miami, sweltering at 82. can you believe that? and coming up for them and that the numbers, they're freezing or below. and it will be very cold. they will be heading out. and the freeze warnings, and it will be 50 degrees for fresno at 49. in the bay area, we'll be looking at numbers near 50 degrees in the south bay. san mateo gets 49 degrees. campbell at 52 and morgan hill at 51. out in the east bay tomorrow, the numbers will be around walnut creek and danville. and up in napa, it will be the north bay, looking for plenty. and it will be just 51 degrees, up and running for them. if you will be heading up there, you can find 47 degrees for them and the extended forecast. and now they will be covered to the near 60s by thursday. and they will be high and dry all the way up through christmas eve. and that could change and work a long way. it will be a great night for them tomorrow. ,,,,,,,,,,,, soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will

and extended forecast we'll begin to swelter, well sort of by the end of the week with numbers recoveringack to the upper 50s by wednesday and thursday and friday will be back to pretty much near normal but the bad news is that's not a drop of rain in the forecast. >> nothing for tonight. >> we're going to get some clouds later in the week, no rain. sorry. >>> how about this? sometimes song lyrics convey our feelings better than we can. still ahead the new app that helps you find the perfect verse for each of life's little moments. ,, a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. [ ding ] cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. ♪ mak

at new york they'll have rain and 43 degrees, chicago cloudy skies, 27, denver sweltering 21 degrees, forecast highs tomorrow 51 at redwood city, same for the city and mostly upper 40s, low 50s. extended forecast, we'll look for numbers to recover to the near 60-degree range by the latter half of the week. we do have clouds coming in beginning thursday, but we don't have any rain. that's going to be the next big weather story. this is crazy. really unusually dry. dennis, are you from the bay area? >> absolutely, sunset district. >> you will know this is really strange for us. >> i'm from the bay area, too. >> we all know it's strange, okay? >> all right. giving you a hard time. >>> a sad update on the pod of pilot whales found stranded in the florida everglades. 11 were found dead today bringing the total dead to 22. wildlife experts have been guiding them back out to deeper water to try to save them. the whales were out of sight until today bringing hope they may have found their way out to sea. it's unclear what's happened to the rest of them. experts will try to find out if disease

from the bitter cold of fairbanks, alaska, to the sweltering heat of corpus christi, texas, and back up to rome, new york, where drones will be test flown in the heavily congested air traffic in the northeast. the goal is to have commercial drones sharing the skies way the end of 2014 in what's projected to be an industry worth billions of dollars. right now, any civilian with no training is free to fly drones as long as it's below 400 feet and away from populated areas or airports. >>> this morning, doctors say formula 1 racing champ michael schumacher is fighting for his life after suffering severe head injuries in a skiing accident in the french alps. doctors say they can't say what schumacher's future is, but that they're working around the clock to try to buy him time. the 44-year-old racing great has been placed in a medically induced coma to release pressure on his brain, which suffered bleeding and bruising when he struck a rock sunday while skiing on a family vacation. >>> huge fireball shot into the sky above castleton, north carolina, monday after a train flew off the trac

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it's you're in an environment that you guys will be stepping into a pizza oven it's completely sweltering down there very very hot now as well as legitimate miners there's this whole population of ghost miners they bribe the security and use extortion extortion that means they compel security with force very very well armed and very ruthless criminal gangs known as syndicates and so the africa control the theft of gold from gold mines very wide scale theft it's incredible once they once they infiltrate those ghost miners and they have to leave them down for a long time because it's too much work to get them in and mr hart that was the fastest seven minute interview i've ever had i hope to have you back on very same because i have many more questions that i'd love to get there but thank you for your time that was not the heart author of the new book gold the race for the world's most seductive metal ok thanks a lot. coming up is the u.s. on the right path towards a sustainable economic recovery not so according to tom hartman i talked to tom about his new book the crash of twenty sixteen a

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it's you are in an environment that you guys will be stepping into a pizza oven it's completely sweltering down there very very hot now as well as legitimate miners there's this whole population of ghost miners they bribe the security and use extortion extortion that means they compel security with force very very well armed and very ruthless criminal gangs known as syndicates and so the africa control the theft of gold from gold mines very wide scale theft it's incredible once they once they infiltrate those goes miners and they have to leave them down for a long time because it's too much work to get them in and mr hard that was the fastest seven minute interview i've ever had i hope to have you back on very same because i have many more questions that i'd love to get there but thank you for your time that was not the heart author of the new book gold the race for the world's most seductive metal ok thanks a lot. coming up is the u.s. on the right path towards a sustainable economic recovery not so according to tom hartman i talked to tom about his new book the crash of twenty sixteen an

a school of fish injured more than 70 sun bathers seeking relief from the sweltering heat in a small town in argentina. among the beach goers were seven children who lost parts of their fingers and toes. a local lifeguard director says people were swimming in the river near rosario argentina when some were complaining about bite marks on their hands and feet. according to witnesses, many swimmers ran while some parents courageously charged into the water to rescue their children. the likely culprit was a school of a large type of piranha with sharp teeth. pound-for-pound their bite can be more powerful than a great white shark and stronger than alligators. while piranhas normal in south america, an attack of this magnitude is rare. the unusually warm 100 degree temperatures may have been to blame for attracting the dangerous fish. the heat was so oppressive that despite the scare, swimmers returned to the beach soon after the attacks. >> amazing that people got right back into the river after the attacks were over. >> oh my gosh, that is terrifying. >> feeding frenzy. >> that's crazy

test sites, each with unique challenges for drone operations, from the bitter cold of alaska to sweltering air traffic all with the eyes of opening the skies to commercial. >> a kitty hawk moment. unmanned aircraft is the next big step prosecutor here at the pentagon and cia, they have relied on drones for more than a decade to wage war against enemy forces overseas. drones flown remotely by trained, experienced pilots. but for now any civilian with training is free to fly drones as long as it's below 400 feet and away from populated areas or airports. and what about those drones equipped with video cameras? >> that's going to raise all kinds of privacy concerns for people whose houses and yards and personal space is going to be invade by these drones delivering packages to their neighbors. >> it could take years before all the necessary safeguards and regulations are in place. but it's clear that drone technology has taken wing and the sky is the limit. jim miklaszewski, nbc news, the pentagon. >>> still ahead the family of a 13-year-old girl declared brain dead after tonsil surgery gets