yuma was 117, tying a record from 1943. and 40 miles east of yuma reached 120 degree heat.xcessive heat warning expired last might and meteorologists say the temperatures will take a downturn by the weekend. >> we do not compare to phoenix but we are not used to temperatures this hot. >>> absolutely. that is the key. yesterday we got a taste of it and today we get the we -- nearly record heat. look at the lack of clouds crossing the golden gate bridge. record heat is possible. air quality will be poor. there is the possibility afternoon each throwing humidity in the mix with a monsoon moving toward us by sunday and next week combined with above average temperatures and it could feel oppressive. today we have high pressure to the north and a dry northern wind and that is going to bring sunshine to the coast with a few clouds and that will clear out quickly. 100 in gilroy. the warm spot. 91 in santa cruz. mid-to-upper 90's for the rest of the south bay and los gatos nearly 100. low-to-mid 90's throughout the peninsula until milbrae still temperature in the 80's at 88. daility

. >>> in airs -- arabs -- yuma was 117.was tying a record from 1943 and 40 miles east of yuma, they reached 120 heat. the excessive heat warning expired and the temperatures will take a downturn by the week end. >> in tucson yesterday i was skyping and i said how is the weather and she is like, yeah. >> typical hot. >> so she was like, 85 degrees, oh my. >> the people are freezing in san francisco. we have the ocean for go to and tucson...air conditioning and living room. >> surprise we didn't see someone frying an egg on the ground. it is brutal. you touch something and it burns. crazy. visibility shows the coast has only a few clouds and as we look from sutro tower you can see the inversion developing and the marine layer compressed and it is low about a thousand feet and a few high clouds off in the distance making for a beautiful sunrise and a couple of pictures from the high definition cameras. here is 280 at 17 in san jose and hazy here and the santa clara veal will have the poorest air quality because it is "spare th

american foundation for response and they say they were invited to discuss projects that need funding in yuma. the statement goes on to say in part, "the conversation centered around eight projects that the tribe requested assistance for that improved their quality of life and at no time during our on site discussion did the tribe object to working with our foundation." >>> we're just two hours from the second round of the open championship. remember they're five hours ahead in jolly england, tiger woods playing in his first major in 11 months hopes to continue at royal liverpool the way he left off after the first round. the 14 time major champion made five birdies in a six-hole stretch in the back 9 finishing up at 3-under. tiger had his troubles including stopping mid swing on his second shot on 18 because he says camera clicks were disruptive. after the round the former no. 1 said playing at the quicken loans national last month helped him prepare for this weekend. >> i think congressional was a big stepping stone for me. if i would have come back, this is my first tournament back, not re

we could get the rainn, but li in fresno, and even yuma at 108. >>> the weather will kind of smooth itself out a little more back to memorial by the end of this week xshgs it will also still be very hot. >> if that's normal, i don't know. as we head into august, we'll know. >> what is normal? >> what is normal? exactly. >> that's my job. >>> plus, caught on camera. what an elderly woman does to stop a would-be robber. something happens when you give your hair... air. you get a natural look without the gray. only just for men has airactiv. the only technology that uses oxygen in the air to get rid of gray while leaving the natural variations in your hair. no ammonia. no peroxide. no overcoloring. just air... just you... and the look you want. just for men. to you... they're more than just a pet so protect them, with k9 advantix ll it's broad spectrum protection kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix ll for the love of dog every time you take advil liqui gels you're taking the pain reliever that works faster on tough pain than extra strength tylenol. and not only faster. stronger

southern arizona some very heavy rain along i-8 from the west heading out of tucson towards yuma. watch out for localized flooding there. major heat in the northwest, especially 100 degrees for your high temperature in medford later on today. it will be quiet along the immediate coast, los angeles, san francisco, a pleasant day in northern california. phoenix, albuquerque, salt lake city, steamy and stormy at times with the monsoon showers and thunderstorms. 107 in las vegas and high humidity as well. that's a look at your national forecast. tucson watching out for showers and thunderstorms, high temperatures in the mid 90s. and that's a look at your steamy wednesday forecast. >> the northwest getting a little heated up there. they're not used to that stuff. thank you so much. >>> angry george clooney fires back at a media tabloid for attacking his family. ahead of tackling immigration, president obama offered a hit of marijuana while in colorado. you're watching "early today." ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces

tomorrow, not as hot, but 110 at yuma is something to note. >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> andou talked about the heat out west, so, let's turn to the heat there, and of course, it's fueling wildfires, turning the dry earth into a tinderbox. tonight, a new report reveals just how many family homes could be at risk as the danger of fire increases. here's abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: a scorching heat wave is baking the west. >> it is almost unbearable! >> it's like a sauna. literally a sauna. >> reporter: phoenix breaking records today with temperatures topping 116 degrees. and parts of southern california sizzling to 119. the extreme heat striking as firefighters battle 33 large wildfires in seven states. four in washington alone where we met fire crews on the front lines. sizzling temperatures combined with severe drought and a firefight that's breaking budgets. a new report shows the cost of fighting fires has quadrupled, jumping from 440 million in 1985 to more than $1.7 billion last year. and 60% of all new homes built since 1990 are in high fire-risk areas with 1.2 milli

warning and high fire danger and excessive heat and the lows are in the mid-80's to lower 90's toward yumat right now with storms developing along the sierra again and thunderstorms not so heavy rain as yesterday. 79 in lake tahoe. warmer than 100 in the central valley through palm springs. >>> the glass and wood debris in oakland is causing a jam there. it is bumper-to-bumper traffic blocking a couple of lanes much they are trying to clean things up so no one gets flat tires. up to berkeley westbound 80 we reported this accident. there were three separate accidents at the same location causing a jam americaning at the -- merging at the half man split. i-80, though, from hercules at highway 4 is going to be slow-and-go traffic reaching the hoffman split. >> coming up we will update breaking news, a search for a missing hiker on mount hamilton. >> targets announces the future as i tries to move beyond the massive data >>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >>> at 6:43 we have breaking news in santa clara county, a search effort underway on mount hamilton to find this woman, christina puck

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as well as arizona, the yuma sector is up 39% in california, san diego and del centro up by spiraling percentages, 59% and 41%. so he said one sector. who in the world told holder? >> there is no doubts about one sector is getting the greatest pressure. that this is a problem that is occurring all across the border because the fact that the word has gotten out that this president is not enforcing our immigration laws, but also families and almost as large a number as the unaccompanied minors. so they will keep on coming. the border patrol agents are the best he would ask how to stop this. they should ask the guys on the line and they will tell them that a deterrent is the only way to stop this from happening. they need to make sure that the children, when they come, that the parents are investigated for fraud. 70% of political asylum claims have suspicion of fraud involved. but they rubberstamp the overwhelming majority of the cases. if you could be done without him violating his oath of office, he is the chief executive of the united states and has lost under his guidance right now t

and phoenix, las vegas, yuma, a nice coastal area looking at comfortable conditions is san franciscoing at 74 and 78 in los angeles. evm meteorologistn chris sowers with this accuweather update. we're expecting quite a bit of cloud cover out there today.coml out to you by centrum silver multivitamins. dan, biann >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up on "gma," caught on camera. the moment cops moved in to ta r the video is going viral.'snoto. >>> and crazy in love with beyonce. who is finding her museum worthy? up ahead in "pop news." worthy? up ahead in "pop news." your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields. they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with support your eyes,n.help centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. ♪ ♪ when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole-in-one, quicken loans could pay your mortgage for an entire year. ♪ ♪ >>> don't touch me. t vityolice y selling n grepe he nitst tatwaid>> bia nt n yinic tofre t ryt adstnsd reedure,r o causasounced dd .odprthis foard. of plho pr

arizona, the yuma sector up 39%. in california, up 59% in san diego and el centro up 41%. this is astounding. no one in this administration, so they claim, was aware of what was going on. congress, unaware. how could this be orchestrated, and when i say orchestrated, i'm not going to say necessarily that this administration orchestrated it, but the reality is someone is behind all of this, and is congress going to find out who? >> i think we're going to look at it. the real issue is that the people in central america, guatemala, honduras, think that ged states are going to get to stay. it's a his interpretation and a misreading -- a misinterpretation and a misreading of the president's policy. but here's the problem, once they get here, they ask asylum, claim a credible fear of violence when they go home, and they're stuck in our immigration courts for years. it's been taking three years to deal with a couple of thousand. now that we have 60,000, god knows how long it's going to take to work them through the system if we don't get some more judges to handle this and if we

in 2011, the fuselage skin of a southwest boeing 737 ripped off at 34,000 feet near yuma, arizona, injuring some of the people on board. and in 2009, a southwest 737 landed in west virginia with a football-sized hole in the fuselage. bay area passengers we talked to today were surprised to learn of the allegations. >> i fly just about every other week. so i don't have much choice, but sure, you think about those things. you hope that they have the passengers' best interests in mind. >> i'm glad i'm flying alaska today. >> reporter: some question whether the $12 million fine the faa is pursuing will be enough to get southwest airlines to do a maintenance makeover. aviation experts say because southwest airlines flies a lot of short haul flights, if 737s are even more vulnerable to deterioration because of the landings and takeoffs. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> we have seen how this problem can turn deadly. this is a photograph that show as aloha jet back in 1988. the skin ruptured and a flight attendant was sucked out. amazingly, the buy lot was able to land the plane and everyone

and arizona, the yuma sector, up 39%. in california, the san diego and del centro areas are also up by a startling percentages, 59% and 41%. he said one sector. who in the world told him that? >> well, there is no doubt that one sector is getting the greatest pressure. but this is a problem that is occurring all across our border, because of the fact that the word has gotten out that this president is not enforcing our immigration laws with regard to children, and not just children. with families that are also showing up the border in almost as large a number as the unaccompanied minors. and so they're going to keep on coming. the border patrol agents are the best people to ask how to stop this. he should go there and ask the guys on the line, and what they'll tell him is that deterrent is the only way to stop this from happening. they need to make sure that the children don't get there. they need to make sure that when families do come, that asylum claims are investigated for fraud. studies show that 70% of political asy

s and phoenix, las vegas, yuma, ray nice coastal area would be san francisco looking at comfortable conditionsa, 78 in los angeles. i believe ron took a nice vacation there. >> good morning, wasashington. a clou weekend but a cooler than normal weekend. temperatures today 78 to 84 moderate humidity tomorrow mperatures about the same. >> that report has been brought to you by centrum silver multivitamins. >>> coming up on "gma," caught on camera. the moment cops moved in to take down a man they say was resisting arrest. the results are shocking. the video did going viral. what the new york city mayor is now promising to do. >>> and crazy in love with beyonce. who is finding her museum worthy? up ahead in "pop news." your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields. they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins to help support your eyes, heart and brain. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. now, with a new easy to swallow coating. ♪ ♪ when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a ho

this is video of the thunderstorm just a few hours later east of the park in yuma colorado.three of the people that were injured are still in the hospital. senate music industry is mourning the loss of the last original member of the ramones. ♪ [ music ] >>> tommy ramone second from the left co founded the rock band. he also played drums. he died yesterday after a long bout with cancer. he was born in hungry. all four had different last names but settled on the common name of ramone. tommy was 65. >> the whooping cough epidemic is showing up in kids and teenagers whose vaccines have worn off a 19-year-old chris gleckman said he was surprised by it as he had gotten the vaccine. he is now at home for five- days. his brother and parents have to take medication as a precaution. he said that he thought he had a bad cold but the cough just wouldn't go away. >> it got really bad whereas i was just coughing the whole day and -- it was painful and i couldn't sleep. >> more than five thousand cases of the cough have been reported in california this year. health firms say marin, napa a

on wednesday, a planeful of migrants from central america landed in yuma arizona, and were taken to el centro california, without incident. hundreds more are expected to arrive across the southwest in the coming weeks. this honduran immigrant crossed the texas border with her infant son earlier this year. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: we come here not to steal from anyone she says but to work. we can't live in our country because of the violence. most of these new immigrants are from central america. they are processed, released and then have 15 days to report back to immigration offices. >> what is the police department's plan on how you're going to deal with these people that don't leave? >> reporter: critics contend they'll join the growing ranks of the nation's undocumented population. >> we don't want them here! >> reporter: officials are now keeping quiet on exactly when the next plane of migrants will arrive in california hoping to ward off further protests. for "cbs this morning" john blackstone blackstone. >>> major league baseball reportedly allowed alex rodriguez to use

brought us the monsoonal moisture, that's severe weather popping up in areas it looks like east of yuma. it will continue to the south. let's talk about what's going on here. a few scattered showers will remain over the sierra for today. those of us here at home, we're looking at some pretty good weather for today. low pressure will be moving in closer and will linger off the coastline. this morning, the low clouds, thicker and more widespread. the marine layer grew from 1500 feet yesterday to about 2,000 feet this morning. a stronger onshore breeze gusting to 28 miles per hour reported at travis here. those two combined and we have low clouds all the way into areas like concord this morning. so we have it along the coast, even patchy driz the reported. around the bay, very widespread. as i go inland, we have low clouds, stretching across orinda, la fayette and partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies reported in areas like concord. this is going to pull away. we're going to see it burn off. and we have machines at way from the coastline for today. but we will continue with the gray skies a