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wichita falls had an incredible streak.ecord for the record low minimum or high minim minimum. oklahoma city, 108, austin, texas, 107, big highly populated cities seeing dangerously hot temperatures. 108 expected in dallas, 104 in lit wro little rock. we come down a degree or two but we break it down not for earnest until next week. then, we touch 100 in a lot of the spots. the west coast looks nike. if you're traveling, kansas c y city, san francisco, the usual. this time of the year, morning fog and wind. just to briefly touch on emily died for now as it tries to make it over hispaniola. it may reemerge in the southern bahamas. if not, we'll watch it. >> you said that was going to happen. you said it was possible. >> all bets were off until this thing got over hispaniola. now the betting tables are closed. >> i was preoccupied with the stock market thing. i spoke to my wife late. she was in miami. i said check on the storm thing. she said the storm broke up. i said, no it doesn't. she said maybe you should tune in to cnn.

one of the hottest ever for areas like baltimore, washington, d.c., oklahoma city, dallas, texas, wichita falls. now, as we head to august, we're going to have another week as an historical heat wave races through the heartland. so this is where the heat has been and this is where it stays. we keep having these troughs the up here in the northwest. that's why our temperatures continue to struggle. with all the heat in the middle of the country, we need a shift to the west to get out of that pattern. 111 in phoenix, 100 in boise. but seattle and portland that's where it continues to be cool right look the coast of california. the monsoonal flow, it peaked up through southern california. we also had unusual rain in areas around seattle, especial toll the east of seattle. high pressure kept many areas dry. looks like a decent day today in many areas. that, of course, is a peak at your monday forecast. >> and not too bad along the west coast. >> no, they've actually had a cooler than normal summer, unlike the rest of the country. >> yuma, arizona, the hottest spot on the map. >> it would be c

in wichita falls, they've had more than 40 days of consecutive heat. that's going to cause a lost situations. because of kids coming back to school and getting ready to go back to school, high school football practice and band practice, after three deaths here, two locally in georgia, they've changed the practice schedules. they're practicing either really early in the morning or late in the evening. >> good call. those cooling stations, those that are officially cooling stations, the ones behind you, the unofficial cooling stations work out well. thank you so much. >>> will the weekend weather continue to wilt or go by the wayside. for that mike seidel. a lot of folks ask this question, when will we see the relief? >> texas and oklahoma, no relief in sight. the big ridge is stable. excessive warnings every day. it's continued. in 11 states, we have cut the heat back a little bit across the midwest. it won't be quite as hot in the southeast. advisories for columbia, south carolina, augusta, georgia where temperatures cracked the century mark. this the

houston and wichita falls, austin, oklahoma city, sh reef sport, little rock, that same area will brake bake. it's amazing, many are starting school so i'm sure there's more than one teacher up this morning that is not thrilled. 91 and the humid air. >> the poor kids. it's like august -- >> it's that hot and humid. >> come on, not fair. give the kids a break. >>> the downgrade won't just affect stocks. other ripples to expect. >>> first place on the line. the mets more lose more than just a game. >>> and a catty caddie. [ female announcer ] what if your natural beauty could be flawless too? discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. listen to this. three out of four americans don't get enough vegetables. so here's five bucks to help you buy v8 juice. five bucks. that's a lot of green. go to v8juice.com for coupons. you can count on us. >>> welcome back to "first look." top stories making news. fresh fire is be

that's going to slide down to wichita, kansas, about an hour right now. as far as the forecast goes, finally relief. the northern plains. we're not getting relief in texas. but this is a gorgeous air mass that's filtered through the dakotas and minnesota and wisconsin. chicago will have a gorgeous day today. this will be drifting into the ohio valley during the day and eventually arrive here in the mid-atlantic and new england over the next couple days. you'll notice the humidity levels dropping. i mentioned not everyone is going to cool off. we have heat advisories through much of texas, southern oklahoma and louisiana. we made this area much smaller. it is shrinkling. we're taking steps in the right direction. yesterday, it was 107 in dallas. that continues our amazing streak now of 39 days in a row with 100-plus temperatures. we only have three to go to tie the record. that would be on friday. if we can beat it, it would be on saturday. it will be a close call. the temperatures have been forecasted to drop a little bit. friday, now, you're looking at a

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today's weather, much of the southeast and southern plains are under some sort of heat advisory from wichita in text to cape hatteras, north carolina, temperatures upper 90s and 100s, very pleasant along the west coast. >>> another look at this morning's top stories the nationwide recall under way for 36 million pounds of ground turkey linked to a deadly salmonella outbreak. one person died and dozens more sickened after eating contaminated turkey. >>> president obama attended a big fund-raiser in chicago last night, the event kicked off the celebration for his 50th birthday today. >>> a woman in oklahoma says her uncle was d.b. cooper, the legendary skyjacker. d.b. cooper took over an airliner two decades ago. he parachuted out with $200,000 in ransom money. marla cooper remembers when she was 8 two of her uncles plotting something underhanded, one of them was loyal lin doyle cooper, also known as l.d. marla says her father was angry when he found out. >> my father was crying, he was yelling, he was cussing out my uncle for both of them for what they had done. he said "you realize you've ru

temperatures that would be not only up over 100, but in places like oklahoma city, 110, could be 112 in wichita110 in dallas which has already seen 32 days in a row of over 100 degree heat. sweltering stuff. >> thanks, rob. >>> okay. it's 10:00 a.m. on the east coast, 7:00 a.m. out west. there is a lunchtime vote as washington races the default deadline. in great britain, police arrest a 71-year-old man in connection to the phone hacking scandal. sky news reporting that he's the former managing editor of the disgraced tabloid "news of the world." >>> the justice department challenging alabama's new immigration law less than one honesty before it takes effect. civil rights groups also filed suit against the crackdown on illegal immigrants. senate showdown at high noon. just two hours from now, voting is scheduled to get under way on the debt ceiling plan to keep the government from running out of money. it passed the house with surprising he's last night. they hope to have the plan on president obama's desk this afternoon, last day of the deadline. we're covering all the angles. wolf blitzer is

the wichita lineman is still on the line. that's a great song, boy. >> reporter: it sure is.. ♪ >> it sure is. and you can see all of terry's interview later on "nightline." and by the way, he recorded a special song on abcnews. >>> tonight a flaming tanker car, propane fire triggered an. >> zp the price you can pay by using stub hub. >> and the bart protests. how much trouble the protesters are in and a debate over whether bart owes them an apology. >>> a woman inspiring this war memorial. what will happen to the crosses now that she's died? >> and good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and bart is on damage control tonight. >> after yesterday's messy commute because of a protest, one official is trying to make peace, with another demonstration scheduled there may be more commuter chaos still to come. wayne freedman is live with the latest on this story. wayne? >> we're enjoying the peace and quiet on market street this, time, 24 hours ago a demonstration now it's a

in texas, wichita falls have had 43 days in a row of temps over the century mark. in dallas, 33 straight days. and there's no end in sight. >> it feels like the worst one so far. i've been here 15 years. >> in little rock, arkansas, the high hit 114 degrees, it hasn't been that hot, ever, at least not in the last 132 years of recorded history. and at this atlanta train station the man was so exhausted from the heat, he fainted right on to the tracks only to be saved by a good samaritan. >> felt like a dizzy spell and my legs got a little jiggly. >> livestock is hurting too. the ranchers are selling them off to soften is blow. >> it's already a $9 billion disaster. crops are dieing on the fields, on the vines. there's nothing growing. >> reporter: no rain, no cool fronts. not an inch of relief. at the phoenix zoo, it's expected to be so hot today, the ostriches who normally thrive on desert temperatures are going to be hosed off again. >> just like humans. you can tell when an animal is dehydrated or suffering the effects of heat exhaustion. >> a wart hog, an orangu

. ♪ and the wichita lineman ♪ is still on the line >>> some good tunes there.ars since glen campbell's "wichita lineman" topped the charts. now campbell is going public as he battles alzheimer's disease. >> he's releasing his farewell album next week and then hitting the road for a final tour. he spoke exclusively with abc's terry moran. ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >> reporter: his music is a part of the american song book. ♪ riding out on a horse and a star spangled rodeo ♪ ♪ by the time i get the phoenix ♪ >> i have been blessed. i really have. i figured it out that i'm not that bright, but god gave me a break. >> reporter: and now at 75, glen campbell is struggling to remember that blessed life. he is fighting alzheimer's disease. >> i wasn't a big star. anyway -- >> reporter: you are a big star. >> well, it's still the same size. what was i saying? i do -- i was right in the middle of a sentence, man. >> reporter: we talked with glen and kim, his wife of nearly 30 years, in their malibu home. their first television interview since sharing the news. you guys

wichita falls you continue your streak of 100 plus degree days. oklahoma and austin seeing record-breaking high temperatures again yesterday. we may see them again today. we don't cool down much. 108 in dallas. 110 in oklahoma city. these temperatures are not heat indexes. this is what's measured in the shade. doesn't include humidity. 107 in dallas. we cool down a degree maybe another degree on sunday. we really don't see a break in this until maybe the middle part of next week. here's emily, what's left of it. it fizzled hit the mountains hispaniola. we'll let you know if it becomes a threat. places like atlanta yesterday morning, this is how we rolled into work early about 3:00 a.m. a lightning show across the atl. it was gorgeous. of course it was a little bit wet. splashing through the parking lot to get to work. nonetheless, it's not -- if i can find an alarm clock, probably one out there or an app, that has thunderstorms, a thunder wake-up call, you know, as opposed to that annoying buzzing that would be music to my ears. that's what i woke

one of the towns in america you really need to send your prayers out to, wichita falls. they set a record yesterday for the most consecutive days they've ever seen of temperatures over 100 degrees. they reached the 43-day mark yesterday. here's the crazy part. had it not been for one day where they dropped down to a chilly 98 degrees, they would have reached the 63-day mark yesterday. that's just downright awful. >> you can't do anything. >> yesterday morning when he was -- when ed was out there, there were people running around behind you. they say they are there for their early morning walks. kudohs to those folks because i wouldn't be anywhere close to running in 99 degrees. >> or 79. >> as carol just pointed out, i wouldn't be out there at 79 or 59 either. >> actually, you should not be out. there have been deaths because of this. in georgia, two high school football players. >> that football practices in that kind of heat are an issue. >> philadelphia, the eagles, one of the players suffered a seizure. doctors suspect it might be heat related during practice. so rea

state in some kind of drought and you factor all the high temperatures, with 45 consecutive days in wichita falls the temperatures have been above 100 degrees and waco 37 days and dallas-ft. worth, 35 days and it will not change for the next five days in dallas, well above the 100-degree range, and the record is 42 days in a row over 100 degrees and we are likely going to break that by the time we get do a weak from now. trace? >>trace: too much heat and not enough rain. thank you, rick. whether it is fair a lot of voters hold president obama responsible for the state of the economy and right now? that's bad news for the white house. we will talk with chris wallace about how the slump is affecting the president and politics in washington. and >>trace: the syrian government killing more of its people as tens of thousands of protesters pour into the streets calling on the president to step down. activists say syrian security forces opened fire on protests in several cities killing at least ten people. and syrian state television reports the syrian army is restoring security and stability from

it is going to be incredibly hot along the southern plains to start off. 109, dallas, 110 in wichitaesday. 109 in oklahoma city on wednesday. that heat not going anywhere any time soon. weatherwise, it is pretty quiet across most of country this morning. the exception being the northern plains there, severe thunderstorm watch area here. it looks like at least some heavy rain and embedded thunder coming in to the twin cities. severe weather as well. is severe weather across the northern plains, new jersey to new england. one more thirng we are watching, a did mid-level tropical low. the computer models are developing this storm. how much does it interact with land, hispaniola and puerto rico. it may be a threat to florida or the southeast u.s. a lot to watch there, jeff, in the coming days. >>> we are just getting reaction from mitt romney on the debt-ceiling deal. he says he will not support this deal. he questions president obama's leadership and insists his plan, as president, would have, quote, produced a budget that was cut, capped and balanced, not one that opens the door to hig

look what i'm going back to, 10and 100 in wichita and 102 in oklahoma city. they're looking at some hot weather out there and the heat advisory continues. nasa outlook great across the west coast, 60s and 70s, rain across the rockies and southeast. >> that was a look at the local forecast. robin, i have to say, i love the red today. >> i love what you're sporting t you're heading back to 107. >> that's why i put the red on. >>> big cheers in hollywood. so many people have been heading to the movies this summer to forget their troubles. at least for a few hours and all those tickets sold are adding up to what may be a record-breaking season at the box office. back from getting twinkies? >> no love for the red tie, by the way. >> purple. >> in what world is that red? >> josh, you are not part of this discussion? you are by the way wearing red. >> back off. >> let's get back to the movies, by the way. freaked out by the economy, frazzled by wall street? what better distraction, what better soothing bomb than hanging out with a bunch of bawdy bridesmaids or teen

wichita falls, above 100. austin, sananntonio, san angelo.fically houston breaking a record for the most 100-degree days for the entire summer. guess what? we're going to continue to shatter that record monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, each day of the next five in houston in triple digits. around the country, want to cool off? los angeles, southern california only in the 70s. triple digits for phoenix. after a front t ves through. with severe weather in the northeast, much cooler weather like today in chicago. >>> this weather report has been brought to you by dannon activia. dan and bianna. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america" reality wedding extravaganza. kim kardashihi gets married in a lavivish ceremony with her realy show cameras rolling. we have all of the details coming up. >> plus, killer cuteness. these little ladies will grow up to be fierce killing machines, for now they are reasonably safe to play with. although they will bite. >> i could take one home with me. >> who does this guy think he is?

wichita falls, 111 for the afterno afternoon. and an update on tropical depression emily. there's emily turning. very poorly organized system. the good news with emily, impacts expected to be min tall to the u.s. as it continues to missouri further away from the lower 48. >> okay, alex. many thanks. >>> it was the deadliest day in operation enduring freedom and the loss of 30 special ops troops is head hilting one community hard. >>> two police cars in london set ablaze. how a peaceful protest turneded violent. >>> republican hopefuls gearing up for the first big test of the candidacy. who will have the winning strategy? i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 million america

another hot day. 104 in wichita. 107 in little rock. 109 again in dallas. a little farther east on thursday, getting up to about 99 in macon and 100 in columbia, south carolina. so not much change there. on the north side of the ridge we're seeing these complexes of storms coming through. a stormy day for michigan today. in fact, severe weather possible from denver through the lakes. pittsburgh later on this afternoon. big story we're following today in the tropics is tropical storm emily. right now it's a minimal tropical storm. it is now moving west at 14 miles per hour. 40-mile-per-hour wind. dry air. there's going to be increasing sheer. it will tangle with hispaniola which could mean very serious flooding. so we don't know what will emerge getting into friday. it will have an opportunity once again to restrengthen as it gets very close to florida and the southeast coast. we may be dealing with a strong tropical storm or hurricane, contessa, by the early part of next week. back to you. >> all right. here's a look at some of the other stories people are

how about wichita falls? more high temperatures in triple digits this summer than phoenix, arizona.'s not going to be hot but warm in the northwest, 80s for seattle and 90s possible for portland and eugene. storms possible in the upper midwest and calmer weather and fewer thunderstorms in the northeast. >> and this weather report >> and this weather report has been brought to you by volkswagen. dan and bianna? >>> thank you. coming up on "good morning america," this saturday, these moms are tough. they are the mom testers. they're going to take products from infomercials and put them through the paces. we're going to tell if you they got the mom seal of approval or not after this quick brere. >>> plus, cracking the case. what a 12-year-old does that the police can't do. we'll tell you where she learned her sleuthing skills. he learned her sleuthing skills. [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top s sfety pick by the iihs. that's the power of

in texas, wichita falls has had 43 days in a row of temps over the century mark., it's been 33 straight days. there's no end in sight. >> it feels like the worst one so far. i've been here 15 years. >> reporter: in little rock, arkansas, the high hit 114 degrees. it hasn't been that hot ever, at least not in the last 132 years of recorded history. and at this atlanta train station, a man was so exhausted from the heat, he fainted right on to the tracks only to be saved by a good samaritan. >> felt like a little dizzy spell and my legs got jiggly. >> reporter: livestock are suffering, too. the worst drought since the '50s have left them little to eat. ranchers are selling off the herds early to soften the blow. >> it's already a $9 billion disaster. crops are just dying in the fields, on the vines. there's nothing growing. >> reporter: no rain, no cold fronts, not an inch of relief. at the phoenix zoo, it's expected to be so hot today, the ostriches would normally thrive on desert temperatures will be hosed off again. >> just like humans, you can definitely tell wh

it's going to keep the temperatures down a bit, 99 in dallas, also in wichita falls.degrees. austin, no help there. if you want the cool air, go up to minneapolis, 77 degrees. 81 in omaha. in the northeast, nice in boston, 84 degrees. seattle, nice and comfortable at 70. still pretty warm down near phoenix at 104 degrees. >> this weather report has been brough >> this weather report has been brought to you by united health care. josh, bianna? >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> well, coming up on "good morning america," no photo-shopping here, no retouching. just real photos of real women. why are these women putting it all out there? >> because they can. >>> plus, "your week in three words" with music provided by debbie gibson. >> always doing those teases. i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort thrhrgh it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information.

wichita, kan., good morning on the republican line. caller: i like the statute.t reminds me of bringing people together. and that is what we need today. we have been divided by or political beliefs. -- how or political beliefs. it brings out this hatred-type thing on each other across the country. which is really disturbing, because when king march, he marched with everybody, blacks, whites, mexican. whites, mexican. that is why i really appreciate the saatchi there. -- the statue there. caller: i liked the design. it looks real good, the way they have the statue. the guy from north carolina said a while ago, i agree with what he said. i want to ask one thing here. the bush administration. host: we will leave it there. you can also ask a question on facebook in response. cumberland, and georgia, democrats line, tammy. caller: i was calling into response have amani used to make the martin luther king heineman. it was made from people send in donations. if people would stop focus on black-and-white and do what needs to be done for the country, we would run all whol

in texas, wichita falls has had 43 days in a row of temps over the century mark. in dallas, it's been 33 straight days, and there's no end in sight. >> it feels like the worst one so far. i've been here 15 years. >> reporter: in little rock, arkansas, the high hit 114 degrees. it hasn't been that hot ever, at least not in the last 132 years of recorded history. and at this atlanta train station, a man was so exhausted from the heat, he fainted right on to the tracks, only to be saved by a good samaritan. >> felt like a little dizzy spell, and my legs got a little jiggly. >> reporter: livestock are suffering, too. the worst drought since the 1950s has left them little to eat. ranchers are selling herds off early to soften the blow. >> it's already a $9 billion disaster. crops are just dying in the fields, on the vines. there's nothing growing. >> reporter: no rain, no cool fronts, not an inch of relief. at the phoenix zoo, it's expected to be so hot today, the ostriches, who normally thrive on desert temperatures, are going to be hosed off again. >> just like human

if you look at the temperatures, wichita falls, 110 degrees. that was the high yesterday.a, same situation. in texarkana, arkansas, 108. something else to consider, that doesn't bring in the high humidity. it made it feel warmer. what is more interesting is we will have the same factors that are going to accept up in the atmosphere which will make it feel brutal. let's pop up the video and show you what is happening across the nation with the heavy rainfall we had yesterday. let's go to the map and show you how expansive the heat is. from the central plains to the ohio valley, we are seeing the heat pick up. everything you see on the map painted with the orange color and pink. the watches and warnings and advisories. a lot of places with a lot of heat. some places you may be getting some relief into the afternoon with pop up storms. some of that, perhaps, in georgia. in a spot like atlanta, atlanta will have a cooler day with the highs in the mid to upper 80s. in south georgia, the extreme heat with the sea convergence, we will have temperatures in the 90s. in tampa and me

if you look back to the west, we have redevelopment in wichita. keep the umbrellas handy.ave plenty of moisture from the gulf of mexico. that is item one. item two, the frontal boundary which is going to bring in a little bit of instability with enhanced lift. that area of low pressure is going to be the kicker. that with the daytime heating will bring the chance of thunderstorms. with that, yes the potential of flash flooding. the southern plains, hot and humid. scattered showers over the four corners. highs in the northeast in the 80s and 90s. 84 in boston. 91 in washington d.c. 69 in los angeles. 96 in el paso. you are up to speed. back to you, alina. >> reynolds, are you on twitter? >> i am. >> are you @reynoldswolfcnn? >> yes. >> i will tweet you a picture during commercial. >>> an 82-year-old woman in brooklyn is fighting eviction from her home. watch. >> it means everything. i have put everything into this house all these years. >> she is a pistol. she says she is the victim of predatory lending and won't move without a fight. we will have her story after the break.

severe storms from wichita, little rock, showers in the desert southwest.t from new orleans to florida and southern georgia. a chance of showers in northern new england. >> 80s from boston to baltimore. 95 in new orleans, 101 in dallas. i believe that's day, what, 41 for themem kansas city, 82 and detroit, 79. 73 in seattle. 87 in salt lake city and 94 in colorado springs. >>> here's a fun story. the best tango couple kicked up their heels. they kicked off the world tango festival in buenos aires. >> 19-year-old sebastian and his partner maria won the title in last year's festival in native argentina and they say it changed their lives. they spent the last year d dancg around the world. >> you know the best tango dancers in argentina will of course be the best in the world. more than 400 couples will compete for this year's title. the two-week festival begins next tuesday. >> you got very excited about this story. >> can you tango? >> i'm tangoing undererhe desk. >> your feet are moving. >> we'll be right back. ♪ [ sponge ] time to tackle these greasy dishe

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smith, texas, 35 days and counting, doubled their record, wichita falls, san angelo, both busting thend now all eyes are on dallas because it looks like on friday they will break their consecutive 100-degree no relief in sight. that's for sure. lots of heat still continuing. local forecast is 30 seconds around. right now tuesday trivia brought to you by burlington. >>> still to commasive >>> and here on "gma," massive manhunt, the high-speed police chase, those outlawed siblings on the run. the new tips. >>> a provocative pose by a 10-year-old and the mother speaking out why she's defending her daughter's rights to be risque. risque. k9 advantix ii. not only kills fleas and ticks, it repels most ticks before they can attach and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advananx ii. hey parents, it's going to be a see, i'm not just teachingn woodwinds and strings. i'm teaching attitude! if your kids want to sound cool, they have to look cool! so, here's

. >> one of the towns that has seen the most relentless heat is the town of wichita falls, texas. gone 45 straight days with temperatures over 100. had it been for day when they dipped down to 98 degrees. the record right now would stand at 65. simply relendless. >> hot and getting hotter. thanks very much. at model plane that could ham your e-mails. the homemade spy plane capable of tracking every move you make. bl i don't even know anymore. [ tapping ] well, know this -- for a good deal on car insurance, progressive snapshot uses this to track my good driving habits. the better i drive, the more i save. it's crystal-clear savings and only progressive has it. nice. this has been a public savings announcement. out there with a better way. now, that's progressive. >>> with a few thousand dollars, tools and technical know how, you can create a spy plane with evil intentions and create a security nightmare for a lot and lot of people. the computer professionals are showing how damaging it could be. let's go to los angeles for the story. tell our viewers what's going on. >> these comp

wichita falls have had a streak of 100s. these are some of the more populated areas. we'll probably see similar numbers. may cool down a touch. 10 108 expected high in dallas. tomorrow we cool it down to 107. keep in mind these temperatures are measured in the shade. and these don't and you can about humidity. 106 expected in dallas. the longer term effects here, try to break down the ridge. we'll do that a little bit as we get towards next week. the northeast will see the cool air, the western great lakes, as well, and we'll try to squash it. that enmoose the temperature will get cooled down to maybe 99 or 100. so we'll still be in record breaking areas. one way to cool off, take a look at this beautiful barefootage. everybody in the pool, baby. this is northern wisconsin. and if you're a black bear with that thick coat of fur, this is the backyard of somebody's house, it's for kids typically, but -- >> i was going to say, mama and baby bears are there. is that mama in there or are they all kiddies? >> i don't know if mom will fit in there, but nonetheless, they are

a bit of a cooler day, 77 in providence, wichita though, 107 degrees. plenty of sunshine. thunderstorm across the higher elevations across the four corner states. past that, things looking pretty good. beautiful day in pacific northwest. temps into the upper 70s. enjoy that take a look at your temperatures for the day tomorrow. we're going to continue to do with all the heat of the southern plains. nice one and bit of a cooling trend for a few days. all around the great lakes just into the lower 80's from chicago to minneapolis, cleveland as well. send it back to you inside. >> look at that weather map, there rick, when temperatures soar you don't want to be sweating over a hot stove making soup like my wife did yesterday. recipe for soup that's as cold as ice. owner of equis. scott, welcome to the show again. i think you wiped pepper over me. >> here we are doing gazpacho originated south of spain. originate anywhere. it should originate anywhere with these hot temperatures. all the ingredients putting into this recipe great for the body. cools down th

no other place suffering like wichita falls, texas that broke the contesecutive number of day 43 days at 98, if they had not done that they would have been 63 days over 100 degrees. we have seen more than two dozen heat related deaths in texas, oklahoma and arkansas. and of course now as we're getting closer to school starting up, some students in oklahoma city, classes started this week, they found they didn't have air conditioning in various classrooms so they had to move kids to other classrooms. and of course you've got football players and marching bands out here in this heat as well. many precautions being taken to protect those kids as well. >> it just amazes me that they're still out there practicing and especiallily the band students, it's really hard to comprehend. more than 30 days now past 100 degrees. >>> look at this, a california teen was almost buried alive and it's caught on video. that's about 100 people that you see there rushing to help rescue the boy. he was under seven feet of beach sand. he was trapped for about half an hour too, so lack of oxygen, definitely an

wichita falls 46 days. last time below 100° for a daytime high was june 21st.he entire summer has been hot. morning temperatures already still before noon 100° in little rock, 94 in dallas, 94 in shreveport. humid on top of that so it feels over 100. next five days for dallas, tuesday high for the week 109. if we get to friday with triple digits that will tie the 42 day record set back in 1980, 32 years ago. i'm sure that is going to be the case. there aren't changes in sight. look at texas, no rain to be had. you are getting it everywhere around it. high pressure holding rain away. to the north and east of it a lot of showers, thunderstorm, some will be severe at times across the ohio valley into the northern plains. this morning, big showers moved through the northeast. more behind that building, will pull in by in afternoon across a lot of the south, humid, hot, summer. a lot of people will be dealing with showers and storms. >> shannon: thank you rick. >> touching graduation at university of alabama. donning caps and gowns, they were able to get their diplo

gregg: the last one i went to was in wichita, kansas and i enjoyed it immensely and my heart was in myn't take my two daughters to air shows because i'm worried they'll see something. is there a way to cut back a little bit on some of the dangerous stuff that ends up in these horrible stories? >> well, i think, you know, after accident fatal accident, like this, or like the wing-walking accident, your review, the faa and the ntsb, review whether the stunts being performed were really within the realm of being safe. and, if they weren't, they will start adjusting the performances. i mean, they'll check for the accident with the wing walkers and say, listen, does it really need to be done? and for the aircraft accidents they'll look pretty deeply into the performance of the plane and into the pilot's background, was he taking medication? they'll study that tape, to see whether you know, there was a missed activity. a tough issue. gregg: it is a tough issue. we love those shows, and there is so much history to them, thanks so much. >> good seeing you. martha: back to libya, rebel force ar

look at how many days it has been above 100° in a row, wichita falls, texas, 46, waco, 38,.e under 100° for a daytime high was june 21st. a very long time. temps into the 90s. dallas 91. little rock 96, humid feels like 100. not humid enough that you are getting thunderstorms this is a look at the next five days in dallas. breaking records. 42 days in a row the highest streak they've had of days above 100°. if we get to friday of week it will tie the record. i think that is going to happen. eastern part of the country, blues and yellows are rain showers. rain across the northeast this morning. thunderstorms, more coming towards the coastal areas in the big cities later. towards part of the south, ohio river valley, seeing showers also towards atlanta. none making its way into texas, unfortunately. it looks like that will continue. >> jamie: rick, thanks for keeping an eye on all of it. >>> acorn in court. wednesday the discredited activist organization will face the music for another voter registration scandal. this one in las vegas. it pled guilty to voter fraud-related cha

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wichita, kan., good morning on the republican line. caller: i like the statute. it reminds me of bringing people together. and that is what we need today. we have been divided by or political beliefs. -- how or political beliefs. it brings out this hatred-type thing on each other across the country. which is really disturbing, because when king march, he marched with everybody, blacks, whites, mexican. whites, mexican. that is why i really appreciate the saatchi there. -- the statue there. caller: i liked the design. it looks real good, the way they have the statue. the guy from north carolina said a while ago, i agree with what he said. i want to ask one thing here. the bush administration. host: we will leave it there. you can also ask a question on facebook in response. >> more about dr. king and his legacy now as we go live to a dinner honoring leaders and peace ahead of the dedication of the martin luther king jr. memorial, which officially opens this sunday. the event tonight is one of several we are airing leading up to the dedication. before the ceremony

wichita, kan., good morning on the republican line. caller: i like the statute. it reminds me of bringing people together. and that is what we need today. we have been divided by or political beliefs. -- how or political beliefs. it brings out this hatred-type thing on each other across the country. which is really disturbing, because when king march, he marched with everybody, blacks, whites, mexican. whites, mexican. that is why i really appreciate the saatchi there. -- the statue there. caller: i liked the design. it looks real good, the way they have the statue. the guy from north carolina said a while ago, i agree with what he said. i want to ask one thing here. the bush administration. host: we will leave it there. you can also ask a question on facebook in response. cumberland, and georgia, democrats line, tammy. caller: i was calling into response have amani used to make the martin luther king heineman. it was made from people send in donations. if people would stop focus on black-and-white and do what needs to be done for the country, we would run all wh

host: wichita, kansas, cliff. needs toost per peill come down. it is -- we saw a special. pay for all this. we save 40%. i know that we should be able to $2 pills down to 20-lls cent pills. guest: there is a lot of bulk buying going on now. that is one reason why cost of this program is lower-than- expected. i think there are going to be more steps as part these drugs go generic. branding drugs are expensive here because the united states is a financing most of the research and development for the world for the benefits that these drugs bring to everyone. not just for people in the united states. i hope that is an issue we can keep working on addressing. there are some good ideas for making the process go faster. that means more lives saved and a lower cost. that is an issue that is not quick and easy to develop in medicine. it is an important issue to distract -- to address. host: $185 billion. part c, $116 billion. guest: we do consume a lot of drugs and that is not necessarily a bad thing. there is more and more evidence that getting people on recommended treatments for

wichita falls seeing a record fort polk and laugh fayette and houston seeing a record as well.ropical storm heading off towards the west, skim the honduras coastline and get into belize tomorrow. might become a tropical storm. it will have heavy rains and will stay south of drought stricken texas. next item up for tropical consideration is this thing and this thing has more promise, will likely become a tropical storm in the next two or three days and heading towards the caribbean, potentially towards the u.s. by the end of next week. we'll be watching that one. and that hailstorm hopefully the hail is getting a little smaller this morning, but a potent storm moving across southeast missouri. >> watch out. coming up next on "american morning," hewlett-packard pulling the plug on pcs and its brand new tablet. what's next for the computer maker? we're minding your business. >>> a michigan man doing his best fred anyonestone imitation to stop a pick-up truck with no brakes. are you kidding me? yeah. the dash cam video of that coming up right after this. [ woman ] jogging stroller.

thought that maybe the first time that don't carry your bun guns to town -- guns to town thing, that wichita was one of the first cattle towns and all the causes and effects beyond that. that, again, is part of untangling the web a little bit. if we, as we are writing our books, don't learn things ourselves, then maybe we're not bringing the right objectivity to it. i would think the worst thing you could do is decide i'm going to write a book because i already know everything in it, and i can just sit down and put it down that way. i mean, if you don't get surprised as you go along -- including the fact that doc holiday had a license to be carrying a gun instead of sneaking one into the gunfight -- well, maybe you were the wrong person to try to tell the story to the rest of the world. >> we have another question here. >> this is also for jeff, and it's not about tombstone. >> you're a nice man, and i like you. [laughter] >> a few years ago i found myself in prim, nevada, looking at a car. and i have not read all of your book, but does your book confirm for me that that is the real car. but

they are manufactured in italy, wichita, kansas, korea and japan. they stream into charleston where they are then assembled. and they were walking us around, the first composite based commercial airliner and substantially lighter and stronger than aluminum and a fascinating design, extraordinarily sophisticated. being built all across the planet. and being built so accurately, it fits together. and, they are showing us what to me would be -- i've studied under demming, the father of the quality movement and for whom the japanese award for management is named the deming award, their most prestigious management award and we were standing, looking at a particular work site and they said, this process currently takes 16 days. we want to get it down to 6. with the same number of workers. and, if you can imagine going through the federal bureaucracy, for example, our league visa application system is a disgrace, and it is cumbersome and expensive and requires people to hire lawyers and takes an' norms length of time and -- an enormous length of time and s

thought that maybe the first time that don't carry your bun guns to town -- guns to town thing, that wichitawas one of the first cattle towns and all the causes and effects beyond that. that, again, is part of untangling the web a little bit. if we, as we are writing our books, don't learn things ourselves, then maybe we're not bringing the right objectivity to it. i would think the worst thing you could do is decide i'm going to write a book because i already know everything in it, and i can just sit down and put it down that way. i mean, if you don't get surprised as you go along -- including the fact that doc holiday had a license to be carrying a gun instead of sneaking one into the gunfight -- well, maybe you were the wrong person to try to tell the story to the rest of the world. >> we have another question here. >> this is also for jeff, and it's not about tombstone. >> you're a nice man, and i like you. [laughter] >> a few years ago i found myself in prim, nevada, looking at a car. and i have not read all of your book, but does your book confirm for me that that is the real car. but

thought that maybe the first time that don't carry your bun guns to town -- guns to town thing, that wichita was one of the first cattle towns and all the causes and effects beyond that. that, again, is part of untangling the web a little bit. if we, as we are writing our books, don't learn things ourselves, then maybe we're not bringing the right objectivity to it. i would think the worst thing you could do is decide i'm going to write a book because i already know everything in it, and i can just sit down and put it down that way. i mean, if you don't get surprised as you go along -- including the fact that doc holiday had a license to be carrying a gun instead of sneaking one into the gunfight -- well, maybe you were the wrong person to try to tell the story to the rest of the world. >> we have another question here. >> this is also for jeff, and it's not about tombstone. >> you're a nice man, and i like you. [laughter] >> a few years ago i found myself in prim, nevada, looking at a car. and i have not read all of your book, but does your book confirm for me that that is the real car. but

shreveport, 33. 38 in wichita.ma, parts of louisiana still going to be in those triple digits. a lot of big maroon 5 fans right he >>> good morning to you. we have some really thick fog. this is typically when we see the dense fog of the morning and as a result, a little bit of drizzle generated. we'll see the sun come out in force. 79 in san jose. 66 degrees in san francisco. mostly cloudy in the city until 1:00 or 2:00 p.m. 80 degrees on saturday. a really comfortable weekend ahead. sunday, just a little warmer. hey, great for outdoor activities. >> and that's your latest weather. natalie? >> thank you, al. this morning on "today's" health, the real reason you may be tired. if you're getting enough sleep but still waking up exhausted there may be a concrete medical reason behind that tired feeling. dr. raj is a "today" contributor and medical editor at "health" magazine. "health" magazine says that women are four times more tired than men. and, of course, a lot of things contributing to it. could be medical reaso

strong storms dumping anywhere from one to three inches of rain from wichita all of the way to littleood looking family here. where are you from? >> louisiana. >> louisiana, very nice. getting better looking as they move along. they start great and get fantastic. th >>> our picture is getting better by the minute as we take a live look at san jose. really not all that much cloud cover left over in the city of san francisco. you are also starting to clear out. temperatures are coming up nicely under full sunshine in places in the south bay in particular. 86 in los gatos, 77 for redwood city today. 68 in san francisco, up from about 65 degrees yesterday. you'll probably notice a difference, a little bit warmer. we continue to warm up as we head through the next few days. temperatures approaching the mid-80s inland tomorrow. s gathered to remember her on . everyo . ♪ hap . augh . bation was completed while she sat in a jail cell awaiting a murder trial, the judge who accepted the plea deal said he meant for casey's probation to begin after she was released from jail. now it falls to the