>> i don't think soment. >> robin thicke grew up in a hollywood family. soap opera star gloria loring and allan thicke who starred in "growing pains." robin taught himself peano when he was 11. >> you were only 14 when you got a deal. >> yes. when i was 14 brian mcknight heard my demo tape. >> by 16 he was signed to interscope records and soon writing songs for other artists like usher and christie than aguilera. but when he put hut owes first solo album in 2002 it bombed. >> were you discouraged that the first record didn't sell? >> i was devastated. that's why i had my second album the evolution was all about trying to believe in myself and find some spirituality and self love without the accolades and record sales. ♪ >> that record produced his first hit song "lost without you." the video for it featured his then new wife, paula patton. >> you guys go way back. >> yes. >> 14 when you met? >> yes. >> how did you meet? >> at a nightclub where there's no alcohol but you can dance in the summertime. >> what was the connection? >> she was just very creative

it is about to get thick, robin thicke.com g gutfeld.com. >>> it is true. more on donuts later. is he a bigger wienie than -that's the subject of tonight's -- >> "rid eye" debate, 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate, live from the" red eye" debate center. the studio audience left early. i'm greg gutfeld and host of the "red eye" debate. is robin thicke the new adam levine? is he today's modern d-bag? a year before his song "blurred lines" and two years before releasing a terrible album dedicated to his ex-wife he made his feature film debut. the independent film called "making the rules" was released this year straight to on on demand. his acting is a thing to behold. vulture.com put together highlights. it is amazing. >> what are you up to these days? >> actually i finally got my own hair salon. >> really? >> always good to see you again. >> twice in a week. what do you think that means? >> what are you doing here? >> laundry. >> yeah well i haven't been here in years. >> well

we have a thick marine layer with patchy drizzle.ee the cloud layer in the distance and we have fog and spotty drizzle and mild and warm for fourth of july sunday and monday so it will be hosty over the week. looking to the bay bridge we have clouds in the bay area. more ahead but, first, a brand new accident in the eastbound direction, the remark is not causing a delay but it is possibly blocking one lane, eastbound 5 at 680 it is partly blocking one lane, when traffic, though, is light as you approach the dublin/pleasanton interchange because of an early sig-alert that held the traffic back. it will dissipate, hopefully, soon. in san jose, 25 miles per hour passing alum rock avenue, away from the 280/680 slit it eases up closer to the san jose airport. we remain accident-free in san jose. now developing news, the napa county wildfire forcing people to flee with the scene just in the last 3 minutes, the films are 30 percent contained. the fire started at balloon and scorched 3,200 acres. this map shows where the names are burning, t

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that's robin thicke performing too little too late.that he says come from the heart. >> that's right. he's performing. and lara, you have a something here. >> i do indeed. it's a story i think will hit home for women. the high cost of being a bridesmaid. spending thousands of dollars from a dress, the travel plans, for somebody else. one author said she has nearly gone bankrupt because of this bridesmaid duty. it's a $50 billion a year industry. from the dress to the venue to the cake, the average american wedding costs nearly $30,000. but it's not just the bride and the groom spending big bucks, it's also the bridesmaids. >> this is $800. >> it's on sale. >> reporter: a mint.com survey shows the cost of being a bridesmaid is $1700, musts like dresses, hair and makeup. pre-wedding activitiey activiti bachelor ret party, and the travel experiences. >> it can get out of hand. >> reporter: she says she's been a bridesmaid numerous times but says she can't do it because -- >> i can't afford it anymore. >> reporter: she got mull. jobs to co

the hashtag "ask thicke". it was quickly flooded with questions about thicke's treatment of women, and criticism that he is using his album as a public campaign to win back his estranged wife, paula patton. thicke tweeted, "i'm a big boy, i can handle it". team u-s-a is now out of the world cup. they lost to belgium, "two to one." u-s goalie tim howard made 16- saves, which is a world cup record. the game was actually scoreless, until belgium scored twice in extra time. the u-s came back with a goal, but it wasn't enough. belgium advances to the quarterfinals to face argentina on saturday. it was a good game. >> it certainly was. that tim howard. >> expected to see him everywhere on tv. he deserves it. he was incredible. >> 35 years old. >> it was a good match. they did a great job on the pitch. >> i think a lot of people are traveling over the next few days. the weather here will be nice. but around the country we do have some clouds. here are the current temperatures. satellite composite shows we are dry. we

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. >>> thick fog in the bay area this morning more monsoonal clouds moving overhead. around the state we have seen some lightning strikes. those continue this morning in the central valley and the sierra nevada. locally we have had a couple of raindrops showing up in the north bay but not much and that's going to be heading out of town. so that fog looking thick this morning. behind there is the transamerica building somewhere. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. by the afternoon, becoming mostly sunny and this likely going to be the hottest day of the week about 97 in livermore, 89 in the napa valley, about 88 in san rafael and 71 in san francisco. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> 6:04. now the latest on california's wildfires. the one burning on the western side of yosemite national park is now more than 3500 acres. the fire is 34% contained. but it is threatening the park's merced grove of giant sequoia trees. a fire in the sierra foothills south of placerville is now 85% contained. it's burned more than 4200 acres in amador and el dorado counties destroying 19

male narrator: major funding for the thick dark fog was provided by the corporation for public broadcasting. - [breathing heavily] - they called me indian, sioux, savage, and uncivilized, but i am a human being. i am a lakota. like thousands of others, my life was turned upside down through the turmoil forced upon me by a system designed by the u.s. government to destroy my culture. i am finding my way back to the lakota way of life. i didn't know the medical words, so i called the problem what i felt it to be: the thick, dark fog. [slow electric guitar melody] ♪ - you're supposed to get-- look excited. [laughing] see? happy. oh, my god. it's a book. [laughs] it's not even the hardcover. - it's a start. - walter decided that he wanted to write down his memories for his children. and shortly into it, he reached a block where he had started talking about his boarding school years and he couldn't keep talking. he withdrew. he became very tearful. - my own children-- i'm estranged from them, simply because i never figured out how to be a father or even how to be a human being. and i realize tha

but mostly fog and that is along the coast with thick marine labor.ing to the embarcadero you can see the clouds are here to stay and from part of the bay area it will be here but the inland areas are going to burn off. radar showing the runs in terms of the cloud layer and the fog. but other than that, reduced visibility long half moon bay, highway one, is 2.5 miles and everywhere else it is unlimited. we have gusts and more of a sea breeze but, now, current temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 50's for much of bay area and 59 in pittsburg and 58 in lafayette and 54 in daly city. as we look at why, we have the trough off to the north of us and that is moving in the cooler sea breeze with a small craft advisory for the bay area and it is going to be replaced with a ridge of high pressure over the week and even bringing triple digits. we have at&t park, taking on the st. louis cardinals and we could have fire work. however. i don't know if you can see them because of the cloud layers. it will be breezy and cloudy temperatures dipping down to 59 by the

right now, morning clouds, thick, thick enough that we have areas of drizzle and some of that is aroundhis morning at 61 degrees. you see mist on the bridge, back to san jose, you see cloudy conditions, 63, again, midday clearing around the south bay and san jose throughout the morning. the temperature trend, warm temperatures inland, we should see valleys getting into the low 80s. this is around noon today, temperatures warming up in the areas in morning towards the trivalley, highs in the mid-80s in the warmest spots in livermore, close to 80 degrees in san jose. it gets interesting at 4:00 and 5:00 this evening. mid level clouds in southern california drift north, and by this time tomorrow, we could see sprinkles. this pattern began the week. moisture coming in at 4:00 this afternoon, and notice the sierra, big-time thunderstorms, that's the trend today and more into sunday. you see the slight chances of showers approaching hill tops in the bay area as the next wave of monsoon moisture comes in early as this evening. today, 80 degrees, partly cloudy skies. san francisco highs in the

and in the thick of the clouds near the wharf, there is sergio. sergio, i bet a lot of people had fun despite the fog out there. >> still a lot of people who had fun. 24r* are actually still a lot of people here at pier39 and trying to get home. check out the back up of traffic of people trying to go home after the show. for this fireworks spectacular, the biggest worry was the fog. >> yeah, the fog. but no one minds. >> i like that better.

he is going to help her through the fight, loves her through thick and thin, and what better way to confirme she goes into surgery -- he spots her. they're all giving her gifts, and then he says take her away. she figured out what's going to happen because she starts crying. gets down on one knee, and she, of course, says yes. >> no better way to set her up to go into surgery than with just a ton of love and getting back, for sure. >> apparently she's doing great in recovery. >> if you are a medicine student and your professor says i'm taking a lass for a fishing trip. you say heck, yeah, man. of course, i'm going to go on there this trip. that was the case here. they were taken on a shark trip by their professor. they're off the coast of sako in york county, maine, and they're out there trying to see what they can reel in. they reel in something pretty big. a sizable shark, right? cool catch. they got an unexpected visitor. >> oh, my god. sfwroo the larger shark comes in and takes a bite out of that shark's stomach piercing the skin and then as the shark is wrighting around in pain here, y

oakland, hayward there and i expect the marine layer not as thick. onshore breeze has weakened considerably. yesterday, we had a quite robust breeze. and it is 8 miles an hour. so, that is again pulling back and as a result, temperatures will be heating up. >> 58 in fairfield. low 60s in antioch and 54 in oakland and redwood city and it will remain cool today. very little change and mix of partly sunny and mostly cloudy sky assist for you and pacifica and half moon bay. thinking about going to santa cruz and if you are in santa cruz, mostly sunny and warm at 79 degrees today. here is the comparison, this should be flipped. upper 90s today for livermore. and yesterday in oakland. 78 today in oakland. if you see the as play. you will jump 5 degrees and napa, a 5-degree jump as well. something notable. low 80s to upper 80s and something you will feel and what ware expecting like san rafael and if you go out to the fair in the afternoon in the marin area, alameda fair, i say go before noon or wait until the evening hours. during the midday hours, it as s

not extremely thick, but expect that to start.d throughout the afternoon, typical pattern will return. fog stays at the coast. then we'll get the sunny skies inland. let's take you into the microclimate forecast as we head throughout our thursday. and you'll notice, temperatures right near average in the south bay. forecasting 81 in san jose and sunny skies. a little bit away from the influence of the bay, we'll have numbers going up to 87 in saratoga, 85 in morgan hill. the peninsula, cool along the coast with 59 in pacifica. and then you go to palo alto, and we'll have 78 degrees. we'll still have some hotter weather again in the tri-valley, but no 100s. we'll go with 86 in livermore. 84 in danville. for the north bay, where the fire is burning in napa county, what you're going to find is temperatures generally in the mid-80s. specifically where the fire is burning, winds that will likely gust up to 20 miles per hour. some extremely low humidity, and temperatures near 90 degrees. let's bring you to one last thing and that is goi

from adam richmond to robin thicke.ck with me now mel robbins, marc lamont hill, mark sparks and mandy stadtmiller. the new show "man finds food" shortly after he got into an instagram food over his use of the tash tag thinspiration. he recently lost 70 pounds and was showing off his thin body. apparently the word thinsperafion is often used in annexia circles. did you know anything about this? >> we ran a story on xojane who was written by the main woman who got in a fight with him, and he called her the c word and then he told another critic that they should take a razor blade and go to the bath and no one would miss them if they killed themselves. and that's when i think things started to go wrong is because people were saying -- >> darn it. >> let's stick to the first part of the story that did go wrong. but let's stick to the first part. did you guys know about -- >> honestly, there wouldn't be a story. >> he hasn't done that. >> yeah, there wouldn't have been a story. >> he said listen, i don't know what thinspira

down the coast, pretty thick fog. marine layer starting to creep up above 1,000 feet, which is another sign we should see some cooling a little later on. we're watching the low clouds on the coast. later this weekend, mid and high level clouds streaming up from south to north that could bring a chance certainly for some thunder out toward the sierra this weekend. watch out for that. we'll also watch for maybe some moisture coming in as you approach sunday. as we go through the afternoon today, mostly sunny skies. notice what happens late in the day. you're starting to see some high clouds there coming up out of the south. that's part of that monsoon moisture we'll be watching closely as we finish off the weekend. so, if you head out to the coast, it's interesting. offshore, the water temperatures not as warm as they were earlier this week. still, we're looking at those numbers in the low to mid-60s for those water temperatures still running 5 to 8 degrees above average out on the coast. and for that slow cooling ahead

there is some really thick fog on parts of highway one.s not showing up here but 65 going up there. for san jose state 60. and also gilroy. if you get up around 5200 to 2,000 feet it's already in the 80s. i know east of mor fan hill and higher elevation there is is many. higher clouds kind of thinning out to the north. this is the key right there. as long as they keep going east to west i'm fine. if they take a turn all bets are off. a lot of cloud cover. there has been rain moving through las vegas. almost 70 in reno. 60 in ukiah. 90 in las vegas. mostly sunny to start. i think the higher clouds drift in. it will be hot. high clouds 37 nice by the coast unless you are stuck in the pocket of thick fog. anywhere of 50s to 60s and 70s and 80 pz. 104 toward vacaville. the key for morgan hill gilroy would be the higher clouds. a lot of 90s. but then 82 oakland. 70s in the city. toys on the coast. mainly low 80s on the peninsula. there is a huge difference in the forecasted highs. more high clouds on tuesday. and the fog comes roaring back towa

there's thick fog. a few hours. light showers around. the fog is back. it will be cooler inland and the cooling will continue on wednesday into thursday. yesterday, was a cooker for many, especially out towards onty okay, brentwood, livermore, vacaville, clearlake, you name it. they cooled down significantly. today, 93 from 103. there will be a pretty good drop. the west breeze has kicked up. higher elevations kick up 25, 35 miles -- kirking up 25, 35 miles -- kirking up 25, 35 miles an hour. moisture source comes up from the southeast. this is from the southeast of livermore, fremont and also san jose. not a big deal but it's there. if you pick up more rain, that's the source. there is a lot of rain just southwest of us from monterey right offshore. that's a pretty good thunderstorm cell. the potential is here. it looks like drier air will come in. tomorrow will be a flip-flop of today. the moisture from nevada and the sierra continues to take aim p us. a lot of clouds here in the morning. 60s on the temperatures. unless you are in the fog, then you are

a slight breeze for nonetheless really pushing along and the smoke as coming up heavy and black a thick off the wall of this drybrush and dry trees also one paved road that goes through the burn zone and blocked off on both ends to be residents homes open that area and drove the red got shot by the fire lines because the fire burned across the road behind me after going through a lot of those homes a currency because there are light crude what a powerful flow to the area have the response from fire crews of their apple valley like you got there working their way back and forth along the road tankers along the road trying to keep the fire from dropping across the road rabies' busy schurz department also chp out here hoping to block off the road. very busy scene this fire has been making a bid seen burning in our rural area such dry conditions hot out here. 90 with the breeze again attend a dangerous situation the fire intensely moving towards the northeast right now. are you in a position to give us information up the evacuation >> : at this point because torso for reception and we in th

. >> these walls were really thick.ckened to become a safe room. 12 inches thick. >> another important thing in the safe room is the connections. where the wall and the room intersect, you don't want that coming apart and the roof comes off and then the wall can fail and all these kind of terrible things can happen. >> is that where the innovation lies? >> the two forces pulling the walls apart and the projectiles coming through the walls. >> he said i wanted something safe where it wouldn't be coming in on these kids. >> how do you feel? >> like we have a safer place to come than we did before. and in those times when we may have to have a safer place to bring our students, we have it. >> and that's the hope for schools like oakdale and plaza towers that by using innovative building techniques, they can keep their children and community safe. >> what i can't believe is that 60% of the schools in oklahoma don't have a shelter for tornadoes. >> yeah, it's insane considering how frequently they're hit. above ground shelte

little further south here see thick fog. 422, 20 it, so far so good.ork your way in toward king of prussia just into the traffic center, set of downed wires blocking lafayette road, at stoney lane. so little bit of a detour outside of villanova there. then flooded out east windsor, route 33, and this is just one of the many closures that you will find this morning. just respect those closures, they're therefore a reason, most likely storm damage. and remember, there is only three lanes coming into philadelphia this morning on the ben franklin bridge. erika, back over to you. >> thank you, police are investigating the disturbing discovery after young woman's body. it was found stuffed inside duffle bag in north philly. investigators say, the body of hispanic woman believed to be in her 20's was left near vacant house on north third street near susquehanna. it is unclear how long that victim may have been there before she was discovered early yesterday morning. the woman's body was wrapped in a trash bag with her hands and feet bound together. police als

we've got enough of a sea breeze with the cloud deck really not that thick. compressed near the coastline and really dense fog there. some mid to high level clouds and monsoonal moisture sweeping on through. that coming from the east and headed back to the coastline. so a lot going on today in the atmosphere. up above by the afternoon, i think we'll call it partly cloudy. we'll see some patchy fog near the coastline some cooler temperatures there. but getting hot inland with a few high passing clouds. cooler weather for everybody in the middle of the week, but it's going to break down with some hot weather in the valleys today. that fog continuing along the coastline and enough of a sea breeze there to keep you almost 40 degrees cooler. temperatures in the central valley 101 sacramento today. 107 in fresno. slight which is of some thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. the so watch out for that. otherwise yeah the clouds lingering near the beaches today. and really not breaking up very much. you can continue to see the mid to high level cloud moving on and off t

the thick plume of smoke traveled several hundred feet into the sky. people were reporting the smoke as far away as novato and walnut creek. now, there is a bit of good news for the bay area as a whole. i talked to the folks at the bay area air quality management district and they say that most of the smoke and the particulates from that fire are going to be contained to the area around that fire and to the north because the winds here int eh bay area are coming from the south and should not affect most counties here. i'm jeff bush in sonoma county, kron four news > > you can get an update on the north bay foul--fire on our web site. >> it was a bad bet. which could have hurt her children. a south bay woman has been arrested for allegedly leaving her young children in a car, while she gambled at graton casino. kron 4's scott rates shows us how deputies stumbled across the two children. > > it's not something a sonoma county deputy working patrol expected to see >> he came across a car and noticed a head >> according to investigators it was around 11:40

of a caucasian. >> the tissue thickness varies on our faces. if you feel on your face, it's much thicker down in this cheek area and much thinner on the forehead. so, we cut and apply rubber markers to those landmarks, and that helps give a guideline as a starting place to create the contours of the face. >> taylor then photographed the skull and placed a piece of translucent vellum on top of the picture. she then used her talent and forensic expertise to illustrate her most prominent features. >> the average human eyeball is about 25 millimeters in diameter. it just so happens to be the size of a u.s. quarter. so, i lay a quarter down within the aperture and trace around it. >> the nose and ears are more difficult to approximate since they are made of cartilage and had decomposed, but research shows that a female caucasian's nose has skin that extends roughly one-fifth of an inch to each side of the nasal cavity. >> the nose particularly struck me because i could see a marked asymmetry at the base of the nasal aperture, the nasal opening. it's

it measures thickness, thickness of the ice layer and the snow cover. there's snow later on.s like a parker traps warm air, it's an important process to understand. >> according to recently released data arctic sea ice cover is in record lows. >> we compared our data to 30, 40-year-old data and find huge differences there. that is consistent with what the climate scientists say that the whole climate of the arctic has been changing. >> it's not just changes to the ice that could affect climate change. this year operation icebridge added a pair of speck trom otters on board, to monitor changes to the reflectivity of the ice, known as albedo. >> if it is changing, more ice is melting, it absorbs more energy. >> because the ice sheet acts as a mirror of sunlight. >> it does. when the sea ice disappears and melts, you go from a white surface. issue? >> it's a positive feedback mechanism of science. if the earth warms, it causes warming up more and builds like a snowball. >> for the ice bridge team the first step is collecting the data to better understand climate change. >> the g

the extra fuel that it burns off as thick black smoke.u add in a smoke stack or two the cost of rigging your rig to roll coal can be about $5,000. >> stephen: $5,000. sounds like a lot but it's way cheaper than strapping a webber to your tesla. (laughter) and rolling coal isn't just smoke belching public nuisance, it's a smoke belching public message. >> some say they roll coal because it's fun but many of those who are doing it are making a political statement. either thumbing their noses at the obama administration's effort to lower carbon emissions or just plain flipping off environmentalists or as they call them nature-- the ones who hate on hummers trucks and suvs but love their prius. in fact, the black suit spewed by cole rollers is often referred to as prius repellent. >> yeah, the only ware to keep a prius away from you is driving over 45 miles per hour. now a lot of coal rollers, folks, a lot of coal rollers orco-ros as no one ever calls them are even uploading hilarious videos of them blasting smoke at people stupid enough to w

started using drones in certain situations those with infrared can fly in thick smoke.and can provide realtime information to firefighters on the ground. managers with u.s. forest service say for the most part, the technology has outpaced comfort zone and pocketbooks. the drone operate overoperator wanted to showcase the work. >> efforts they put their lives on the line. >> he's not the first to stir up authorities with a drone. in seattle, faa looking into an incident in which someone launched a drone out of a window. and sent it to circle the space needle. faa says it could be years before they're in place. >> technology is unbelievable. it's an interesting challenge. >> it is. >> let's update the forecast. >> showing clouds building up in the coast. build ups there. no storms likely to come our way. tomorrow, highs in mid to upper 90s and inland heat will remain with us throughout the weekend. >> and wi >>> good evening, raiders owner mark davis confirms he talked with officials about possibly movering silver and black to the alamo city. the question is, this real? o

. >> subtropical moisture, yes, thick out there now. we have a chance we could squeeze in a few more scattered light showers outside. out there right now, our hi-def doppler radar is scanning your skies. we have seen showers this morning sweeping off the coastline now, but there's enough there to see widely scattered showers even into the afternoon and maybe continuing into tomorrow, as well. it is mostly cloudy over san francisco, breaking up over the east bay. numbers are spiking a bit, 80 in concord, 84 livermore, 66 in san francisco and 75 right now in san jose. throughout the afternoon, we are going to call it partly cloudy skies with a chance of a few sprinkles. more clouds again tonight. the monsoonal moisture up above and some dense fog developing down below near the beaches and then more sunshine and it looks like slightly cooler temperatures as we look toward the weekend. but right you know that, monsoon high pressure out of the desert southwest is cranking up the moisture bringing it right back into the bay area. that's why i

robin thicke trying to get his wife back very publicly. album has a new song called "keep her back," let's take a listen. ♪ >> think what you want, he has been all over tv. he did a twitter question and answer session. and the whole thing backfired. >> it sure did. the hashtag for this was ask thicke he was encouraging people to ask him questions. a lot of them were about his family, his personal life, ones that he didn't necessarily want to answer. it's probably not a well thought out question and answer session for him. >> but if you're singing about -- maybe i should zip it, if you're being so public about it, what do you expect? >> i agree with you, but all singers, i suppose, are using their personal lives for their songs. he says he can handle the questions, that doesn't mean he's going to answer them though. we'll look for you on sunday morning. >>> coming up, how closely do you look at your cell phone bill each and every month. t. mobile is accused of charging hundreds of billions in bogus fees. what you need to look for is ahead.

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>> that would be very robin thicke. but we will listen to justin's 11 new tracks he put out on instagram. >> fans going nuts over that. and also tonight the rock turned his "hercules" premiere into a family reunion. >> this is my lovely mom. this is my cousin ben. >> our rocsi diaz just spotted dwayne down at comic-con. >> we have news on his big surprise here. >> everything with the rock is big, right? >> especially his muscles. >> here was another surprise. a transgender supermodel has become fashion's newest darling. >> fascinating story. and while we're talking fashion, bride-to-be jenny mccarthy picks out wedding dresses with us. >> white? i think i'm a little late for that. >> now "e.t.," vowing to bring you all the latest entertainment news. >> hi, everybody. kelsey grammer is a new dad again. congrats kelsey. we have the adorable shots in just a moment. but first we're examining shia labeouf's courtroom transformation. >> and what a transformation it is. look at him in a suit and tie today. that is a totally dif

. >> robin thicke in the middle of a twitter fail. the artist created the #~ it's thick.rs went wild, criticizing his music and his treatment of women especially his wife. he said i am a big boy and i can handle. can you check out the #~ ask thi thicke. >> thank you alicia. more ahead, new month, new deals from laptops, we'll break down the best and worst buys. meet the texas cheerleader who hunted >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen with allicot and brian taff. >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with details on the fire that damaged not one but two famous rock bands tour buses here in philadelphia. >>> plus, food truck fire ball, what we learn about the blast that sent 10 people to the hospital including a mother and daughter inside of the truck at the time. >> and later, she is running for two, what this training olympian wants people to know about her incredible accomplishments. >>> and now the accuweather forecast, steamy and stormy. >> from heat advisories to thunderstorms and tropical storms. adam joseph is t