improved the quality of 5,000 apartments in new york city, passing legislation -- getting it passed in albany that come september makes kindergarten mandatory for every 5-year-old. that's what we need in leadership, and that's what voters want. and i think that's what we're going to see happen come primary day and election day. >> one issue here that you haven't talked about that's not getting as much attention, that's the stop and frisk policy in new york that has been targeted by critics who say it is racial profiling. you have raised constitutional questions about stop and frisk. and yet you still support it. why? >> i think stop and frisk can be used in a way that keeps us safe, because i believe we can be the safest big city in america, but can do it in a way that brings communities and people together. the way stop and frisk has been used is not doing that. at aur oll-time stops, resultin no arrests, no weapons brought in. that is over the line. that's pulling communities and police apart. that doesn't make us safer. that's why when i'm mayor you'll see the number of stops go down, we'l

i thought it might be albany new york, or something like that. but there it is. and someone actually tweeted back to me, yes, and the ice machine is still broken. >> and then here a shot from be a airshow in chicago, is this a real photograph? >> a real photograph. and i'm a loyal chicago native so i love putting up pictures of chicago if i can. this is 1911, there was an aviation meet it there were a lot of planes over grant park which want on to be known for other things. >> yes, incredible. >> and in here, this is the first drive-infilling station. >> in case anyone was wondering. >> and what year? >> 1913, this is pittsburgh, gulf oil, before that. and again i didn't know this until i researched it fairly recently. if you wanted to get your car filled, would you drive up, basically to a hardware store and go in and get a tank and take the gasoline out and put it in yourself. so this was a great progress and something we obviously use today. >> okay. and then here is a traffic jam of sorts. in washington, d.c.,. i mean i done even know what the story behind th

astal albany said we need to do plan b, what we switched to. if there's y happen a structure in place prepared to and e or c, d, whatever that plan may evolve into. that requires uniform contracting, personnel procedures, funding. oversight. doctrine, training. and that all occurs before the begins.n if you try to do all of that, begins, they wrote regs and personnel they didn't succeed as much as liked because ve of the improvisational nature of it. area of tion in the ational security is a bad planning system. and yusoco couldn't resolve it. >> steven? the best part of a decade watching iraq go 33 trip s? >> 34. >> 34 triples. you use the future of iraq. -- do you see it going >> my metaphor is a financial one. short iraq in the short term, iraq in the long term. is unlike being afghanistan, their bank is in the ground. hey have the resources to succeed. attiturk as itheir described it, someone shows up vision, the need for reconciliation thate it's ane element need for the democracy to succeed in the ethnic and sectarian mixes that's governi

just getting word of a new incident now westbound 80 approaching albany. there is an accident there blocking the middle lanes. half hour from the carquinez bridge to the maze in the slow category right now. as for the bay bridge, dramatic change in the last half hour, no delay getting into san francisco. jonathan: a diamond ring. wayne: go big or go home. you won a car! this is a very happy man. - i got the big deal. jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: hey, welcome to "let's make a deal". i'm wayne. it's time to make some deals. i need three people. let's go. afro. let's see, mr. nerd, right there. and last but not least, you. '80s girl, come here. hey, everybody. sweetheart. i need to you stand over there on the end for me, clarissa. all right.

whereas eliot spitzer, mark halperin, the guy was not good in albany when he had to deal with a lot of different people, but when he was a.g., when he was basically a one-man band he was fantastic, at least when it comes to effectiveness. he did a lot of things he shouldn't have done. he dedestroyed a lot of lives. he went way over the line. he was also very effective in standing up to wall street. but as comptroller of new york city, are you kidding me ? if a taxpayer in new york, the guy is going to protect my money? i'm a resident of the city and i think all americans care about new york. this is a tough city to govern. we're about to lose a mayor who has not been perfect but has been able, big enough, to manage the city, to run the city, to keep the city safe, and prosperous and moving forward, and look, there's a real question right now. none of the people running for mayor i think have proven they're up to the job yet and i think if you think about the future of the city, a lot of people in the city who are powerful don't want eliot spitzer but this city will need at lot of leade

tracy: i know they are not dying in albany, though. high-ranking officials from the u.s. and china will meet tomorrow. the annual event which is hosted by john kerry and jack lew will cover an array of hot topic issues. what should we expect to come out of these meetings? joining us now is a president of the council, john frisby. this is the fifth meaning now that we have had. >> good afternoon, tracy. i think these meetings are more than that. it is a mix of things, though. a lot of the strategic and economic dialogue will be discussion targeted towards moving forward. the goal: posts of further discussions. they do not have a lot of places to park there money in china. it is an important part of what we will be discussing with the chinese. tracy: isn't there ultimately a trust issue with both countries? we do not trust each other. unless you can trust each other, we do not trust their financial statements. how do we move forward? >> if we do not trust each other, we do not want to pull back from talking to each other. both sides recognize that there is distrust in the t

let's get right to it. >> phillip from albany. >> he's wearing the classic guy look, baseball cap, t-shirt. i want to point out something right here and right here. >> logos. >> nix the names, guys. look when i show you the before and after, you will see it makes a big difference. >> are you kidding me, bobby? >> it's less distracting. >> it looks better? >> less like a college frat boy. >> more likely to get a date with a blue hat? >> women will think, i'm telling you, if you go to a job interview, you have to be careful. >> you guys are weird. >> carson, be nice to me. baxter is somebody i loved. he was playing with color, and he's doing something a lot of guys are asking about, rolling the hem of his pants. the only thing i wasn't sure about is i felt like the yellow sneakers were distracting. simplify your statement. making the shoe gray. >> well done, bobby, well done. ankle is still tight. >> i'm 0 for 2. >> i don't roll like that, i'll tell you that. >> next greg from texas. now his wife was in our last so good segment, so what's good for the goose is good for the gander. greg has a

. >> bill writes, no doubt, albany, georgia, hardly anyone will stop at a red light if they think they can beat it. i think he's from albany, georgia. >> florida has the worst drivers during season when drivers from all corners of the world converge on florida. especially naples, i think. >> and dale says it's baton rouge, louisiana, that's the worst. worst driving cities, what do you think? >> worst driving cities? >> boston. we got a vote for boston. >> good one. >> pittsburgh? yeah, pittsburgh back there too. >> you would think new york is terrible. but none of us see the cabbies crash, they just honk their horns a lot. 34 minutes after the hour. we have fox news headlines for you. the driver of a boat that slammed into a construction barge on the hudson river friday is under arrest charged with vehicular manslaughter. police believe he may have been drunk when they crashed sending a bride to be and the best man in that wedding party overboard. authorities pulled a woman's body from the river yesterday that does match a description of that bride. the best man is also presumed to be

, we're going to see severe weather in the northeast from the ohio valley straight into places like albany, new york city and boston. we're expecting to see wind gusts past 60 miles per hour in some spots and the possibility of hail. but temperatures dropping around 81 degrees. 81 in chicago. 83 in pittsburgh. 88 in philadelphia which is still hot. it's not cool but it's certainly some relief. and in boston we're talking a very refreshing 80 degrees as we head into the day tomorrow. so some relief is on the way starting today and especially tomorrow maurice, vinita. >> jeff berardelli at wyoi-tv. thank you. las vegas and casinos recovering from 70-mile-per-hour winds and thunderstorms battered the city. house to of people lost power for a time. streets were flooded. and part of the caesars palace and casino. the roof collapsed under the weight of that rain. and customers had to leave when the rain started pouring in. >>> and a wildfire raging in southern california thousands of people are still outside of their homes with fires battling winds. it's in the san whatjacinto mountains in palm

again partly cloudy skies for berkeley albany and oakland and looks like we're completely fog then along the immediate coast line. a lot of that cloud cover will burn off and kill back as we pushing closer to livestock. but break out afternoon highs for today. if you like yesterday, you will certainly like today. temperatures quite similar. in fact can be a few degrees warmer. looks like we will see predominately a lot 90s out and san ramon valley. '70s on the board here for the east bay shoreline. oakland 74 degrees. 70- berkeley. a fairly nice day in the south bay. a big mixing up 80s and 90s for los gatos, 86 in cupertino. downtown san francisco topping out as 66 degrees. a few degrees warmer% bruno and last but not least, sonoma, napa at 89 below eighties expected in vallejo. your extended forecast the 7 day around the bay forecast shows a pattern of morning fog at afternoon sunshine. very small day-to-day changes for the next seven days. >>darya: thanks erica. 818 right now. families are grieving after the double murder at a san francisco jewelry store. the man accused was in court

. >>> investigators were actually out here on revere near albany on scene for almost six hours this morning. they didn't leave until about 4:00 this morning. what led to this is all unclear. again, he may have been driving home. we know he does live a few blocks away from here. but we don't know what led to the shots. there are some reports there may have been an argument. what police are loeping anyone -- are hoping anyone in the area, heard something, saw a car leaving the area, the squealing of tires. they hope someone will call them. they were knocking on doors talking to neighbors overnight trying to get more information. they are asking for the public's help. live here in hayward, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:48. there will be a candlelight vigil in oakland tonight for missing daphne web. she disappeared from her father's car on july 9th his father says he left her in the car with his mother and went into a store. when he came out, the little girl was gone. tonight's vigil is at 6:30 on keller avenue. >>> later this afternoon, a trial date could be set for t

thanks to john campbell at gannet's albany bureau, we now know that andrew cuomo has shown an unusual communication for nonessential punctuation. whether he's signing publication or a large check, he likes to add a rather noticeable exclamation point to his official signature. weapon don't know if cuomo is planning to run for president in 2016, but past presidential candidates have used similar punctuation. lamar alexander used an exclamation point on his campaign signs, buttons, and pins in 1996 and 2000. one popped up on some of hillary clinton's signs during her 2008 run. also in her senate run in 2000. so given the track record of this specific tactic, it's uncertain whether enthusiastic punctuation translates into enthusiastic votes. maybe it will work for cuomo. question mark? finally, despite all the recent coverage surrounding comfort food guru paula deen's use of racial slur, her public standing hasn't completely collapsed, at least in texas. a poll found that she had a favorability rate ing of 46% in the state. that is higher than the favorability rate for both of the state

about the end of the day when we present something for african-americans when you do see it through albany to refocus to come back to the community so people are impacted by these officials every day. so very simply we try to follow this thing. white house initiative on educational excellence for african-americans. the president signed executive order almost one year old today. where is the, what are we doing? if everything was the urban policpolicy perspective. it is something the president argued for about four years ago. we talked about these things. we've built these things. we did not put the things in the building that would help the building function like this building does every day. we are simply asking our congressional body where are we with these things? and we talked about for solution as her exit. the real pieces are how can we institute the reality of children knowing who they are? this is not a hard question. when we look at our textbooks it's something that very cities that can be argued from a federal perspective, we have to come up with the reality of understanding that

we happened to be close to wherever they were, and they landed here in albany. >> i commend these people. they're here now still helping everybody. we don't know where we're going. but we don't care, we're here on god's green earth, and that counts. patti ann: fire fights have not confirmed a fire, but an investigation is taking place. scary for them. bill: we'll see where it goes too. 18 minutes before the hour. nbc announcing they air a miniseries on the life of hillary clinton. the series will feature the former first lady turned senator and secretary of state. it'll feature the clintons' final years in the white house and will air before the next presidential hecks. what about this? david webb, host of the david webb show and co-sound founder of tea party 365, leslie marshall, syndicated radio talk show host. good morning to both of you. dave, are you going to watch the four-part series featuring hillary clinton? >> from my point of view, i absolutely have to watch it just so i can know what they've told you. [laughter] we know that nbc would never edit anything for air. when are the

in fact in new england it is nice and comfortable. 77 in boston, 76 albany, new york is 84. washington, d.c. is still up around 90 degrees. the cold front trying to move through the area right now. it's a 17 degree temperature difference than where we were 24 hours ago in boston, about 5 degrees cooler in new york. it is more humid. that's what makes it feel more refreshing and comfortable. trying to move through the mid-atlantic, has showers and storms with it. also down across the gulf coast states we have moisture, tropical moisture producing days and days of rain. 18 of the last 20 days in atlanta had seen at least a trace of rainfall. we are going to see perhaps an inch over the next 48 hours. for today temperatures much more manageable. still in the 80s and 90s. it is still summer. tomorrow we are looking for temperatures to stay in the 70s and 80s across the northeast. that's going to stick around all week long. >> we love you for that. thank you very much. all good. in today's number ones, travel websites listed, america's most overrated cities may be for tourists, r

from "the washington post" -- least in albany, new york. democratic calller. caller: i absolutely agree with the united -- with the last calller. the united sates -- state should stay out of the affair right now. that means militarily, financially, not being involved in the military obligations. be friendsing to with =, we have to allow egypt to have sovereignty. another thing is i do credit him for not accepting imf aid, because everyone knows that looks like a form of structural adjustment program which wrecked africa. tos caused many people assess the food subsidies. that would have been very detrimental for egypt. i am very glad he refused debt. i would hope any future leader of egypt refuses it. that kind of influence of any western power in a region that does not have the best intentions or has its own intentions would be too much. host: another program note. a memorial service for all 19 firefighters killed battling the wild fire will be held today. the vice president joe biden will be speaking. we will cover it today. margie in ohio. republican calller

you will be lucky if you make it from albany hill into downtown san francisco and an hour or less. >> some commuters in walnut creek found it very challenging this morning when they arrived to take the free shuttle at the walnut creek bart station. kron 4 terisa estacio spoke with some of the commuters. >> it has been a hectic and challenging commute for those trying to get to work on this first day of the strike. take a look behind me some of the buses are lined up to transport these residents. the riders and the strike is making their trip to work challenging. >> oh yes. this may be an option. >> i woke up earlier than usual and i turned on the news and i realize that i had to hurry up and get ready. i did not even have time to eat breakfast. i came over you're really quick. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. here is a live look from jack london square. this is the ferry where they have long lines. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ bulldog: bulldog: oh, the dog days of summer! ti

i can't tell you how many governors i've seen going to change albany, sacramento. i'm trying to build it up. >> this may be a new story and you can apply it to obama but you look at novels about washington, i happen to have written one, this is actually a theme in all of them. the people that go there with ideals, sometimes not with ideals and the coziness of washington culture. again, you look back at mark twain and those books you see the same thing. it's what people do. there is a social scene. when you put more than two people in a room, you have some kind of interaction and you'll have some clicks for them. you know, i haven't read the book yet. i read the excerpt that was in "new york times" magazine. mark is a friend of mine. mark is friends with everyone. >> so, ben smith from buzzfeed wrote this review of it and the headline was, i think he will eat lunch in this town. this book indictment of washington and ben smith's point was basically, well, no, mark didn't do anything that is going to really harm his permanent place in d.c. >> i can't help but wonder

-- she made her campaign, and we made her campaign heavily about that issue, the need to clean upal albany and to have a new campaign finance system, and friends of democracy, which i think there's a panel tomorrow morning in more detail, also came in with a heavy campaign completely focused on elections. cwa came in focused on outsourcing in this a really important bill that the republican candidate has voted against. and the combination of those huge efforts with field activities put together by the working families party and citizen action meant that we won the campaign on election day, lost in the -- [inaudible] and finally won by 18 votes in the final recount several months later. [applause] and it, the issue of fair elections became such an issue in the race because when the republican candidate saw that hundreds of thousands of dollars were being spent to say that the democratic candidate was for fair elections and he was against it, he thought this was a great issue for him. he was like, huh, i can beat her on this. nobody believes on spending taxpayer money on elections, so he act

hello, bill in albany. >> caller: hi, steph, i don't have that problem, the hubble telescope is running. [ laughter ] >> caller: michael tomasky he is a wonderful writer. and we have that problem with the republicans right now, because we enable them. in 2006 when we took over the congress, by not impeaching bush and cheney going after them tooth and nail we let them have their way, and they just figured, if we can get 4,000 kids killed, and not get impeached for lying us into that war, we can do anything we want. >> stephanie: yeah, i hear ya. thank you for not saying anything about michael tomasky because i would stand by my man no matter what. >> unlike hillary clinton. i'm not this woman standing by her man. >> stephanie: you did not do the black woman thing with your neck. >> stephanie: but she did. >> stephanie: that was disturbing with your big god like tree trunk neck. >> i have no neck. >> stephanie: you have absolutely no neck at all. you look like a rock-'em sock-'em robot. [ laughter ] >> obama: we have seen a sizable group of republican lawmakers suggest that they wouldn't

and in albany, a queen's state senator who attempted to bribe his way to the new york city mayoral ballot. he is best known for his many insider trading cases. in 2011, one-time fund manager raj rajaratnam was convicted for insider trading. a tipster who is now appealing his own sentence of two years. the chemical foirnd steven cohen is under scrutiny for the same type of alleged crime. federal prosecutors have won convictions on a handsful of sec employees. as a part of a pending case against sec analyst, some expect cohen, himself, might be indicted. he, of course, has said he has done nothing wrong, though. there has been talk, but for the moment, andrew, he's rounding out his fourth 84 in this role. rudy guiliani made a comparison. we will see what's next for him. you heard the same talk i have of him replaceing eric holder, about him going on to bigger and better things. at the moment, he's right in the middle of this cohen case. it's very much unresolved. we heard that there won't be an indictment this summer. but they have other fish to fry. >> hey, kelly. we will see you tomorrow.

delighted to invest in a high-speed rail line especially the high frequency corridors up to montreal from albany and niagara they are highly traffic routes that to be financially lucrative if done properly many investors say we don't need financing or loan guarantees what we need is streamlining and the ability to do the project in a timely manner on negative mannered because it is affordable for the investor it cannot be done. is that something you have looked at and how to be creative? >> there is a lot of conversation about the building of infrastructure whether real or something else. i have yet to see the private sector to agree out of benevolence but having said that to engage in the private sector how to streamline the process we see that in some parts of the country to bring the private sector money to the table to help pick the projects that will provide the best return but also the best benefit so i think we should continue looking to that but the larger point is well there are some projects that are great candidates for public-private partnerships there are some better simply part of

even albany looking for 95. that is definitely hot. now, what we are going to talk about, though, of course, is heat not just out in the northeast, but also the southeast. even in the ohio valley. so really a huge chunk of the country today, dealing with this heat. one of those things i want to remind everyone is, please, do not think you can run into the store very quickly and leave a child in the car. this is how quick it is. 80 degrees outside, 10 minutes, it will feel like 99 degrees in the car. once it's 95, 97 degrees, you can imagine how dangerous that really is. >> everyone knows it, but when you see how fast that temperature jumps, that's something to pay attention to. thanks so much. >> we have an incredible story of survival right now, following a dramatic rescue in indiana. a 6-year-old boy followed up by a massive sand dune. he is in critical condition this morning. he was saved, though, by emergency crews that dug him out. pamela brown is joining us with the latest on the story. everyone goes to these dunes. everyone kind

as a member of the state legislature, i ended empty seat voting in albany. i had the basis of real reform. and then i became manhattan borough president. rooting out waste. exposing inefficiency of government. i've worked hard to make sure we have a diverse asset portfolio. i've worked collaboratively with many of the trustees i'll have to work with as comptroller. the job as comptroller doesn't sound important but it is. you have to have two distinct skill sets. the first is you must be able to work with the mayor. you have to issue bonds together. you have to work in a very cooperative way. at the same typime, you have toe fiercely independent. you have to challenge city hall. you have to understand you're f fiduciary of this pension fund. that's a big deal. >> you and quinn are strangely in similar positions. you're both running against men who have admittedly made grave personal errors but they are commanding a lot attention. not just national but locally. have you looked how she's handled her race against weiner? is there anything you've had to recalibr

it happened on sunday at a racing event in albany, oregon. the frightening scene captured on video. amazingly, no serious injuries. we're told that just one person needed medical attention. >>> from that to a little lighter stuff. some fun video. kind of short. pay attention shortly. really why walk down the stairs when you can slide. i've often operated on this assumption. the chocolate lab puppy indulges in a little stairway surfing, head first. >> boy or girl? >> sadly, it's a boy. that's tough stuff right there, people. the tail is still wagging. i know, don't try it. >> that is -- there are men all across america right now. >> cringing. >> who are happy they're not that dog. >> let's get back. i want to take you to the really shocking story. >>> a university of pittsburgh research professor faces an extradition hearing in west virginia today. he is wanted for homicide charges in pennsylvania for allegedly killing his wife with a lethal dose of cyanide back in april. john berman has been following this story. >> what a bizarre case, kate. you have a nationwide man hunt, two high

the reason he had to leave was not so much what he did, but he had no friends if albany at that point and no one was going to stand by him. he did a record of accomplishment and for whatever his personal failings he is going to be arguably the most qualified city comptroller candidate the city has had in a long time and people will vote for him. >> on that front, michael, it's a very shrewd political move on spitzer's part. you go to a job that you are so overly qualified to take on, that it's going to be hard for people to say no to you and then, of course, anthony weiner may pray he's not elected mayor of new york because his life will be a living and breathing hell for four years with elliott spitzer looking over his shoulder. >> what's fascinating the way eliot spitzer is starting to talk about this job, a particularly overlooked job outside new york city, he has fully envisioned one of the most robust comptroller offices anyone has heard of, one that ventures into virgin territory like evaluating day-to-day education policy in new york city. if you're the next mayor you do not wa

our conditions are so different than in albany. i would like to index it to inflation and go from there. it's the mayor who helps those fast footworkers get organized into a union yon to get decent wages. >> one more question. what do you make of the frisk policy? >> i think it's corrosive and undermining the safety of the city and for young men of color, it sends a horrible message that they are not part of the society in the same way. if you are a law-abiding young man, thank you will be stopped. >>. >> do you think they are being viable? >> with the ban, the mar oi vito will have a big fight over the next few weeks. without it i don't think i can get him away from the practice with unconstitution and corrosive. parents and grandparents don't lick to see the young men stop and treated as suspects. until it ends, we can't heal the relationship. >> the same question i asked scott running for control in new york. i said to him, it has to be frustrating if are you when you see 13i9ser on jay leno and he is way ahead of the polls and

you know -- brought a lot of attention to the issue, talked about legislation that was introduced in albany that would change the law to allow the chancellor in new york to fire these teachers and get them out of the classroom. the way the system is designed right now, it's decided by an arbitrator instead of the person who's the head of the department. and in many cases, we have teachers, i mean i can give you plenty of examples, who were found guilty of inappropriate touching, sexual banter with kids, who weren't fired from their jobs. given light sentences and sent back to the classroom. >> you write about a person named christopher ash, former librarian in new york city, on april 15th, the press reported ash had been arrested and charged with plotting to kidnap, torture to rape women and children. made headlines in '09 found to have engaged in multiple separate incidents of inappropriate of touching of students while working at a local high school. during the arbitration hearing. the arbiter looked over this. he admitted attending the american man/boy love association and the arbiter ov

things are a little bit tricky here, seeing slow downs, an accident on albany, but that's little bit further away from our camera, you can see on theÑi approach 80, trouble spot is 580. good news, move toward fremont, looking at clear conditions and traffic moving free liz and even palo alto along the peninsula, no major problems there. we are back the "today" show. see you in 25 minutes. >>> welcome to today on this wednesday morning, july 3rd, 2013. kind of a muggy day outside as weet ready for the 4th of july, get away day for a lot of people. inside studio 1-a i'm willie geist along with natalie morales. al has the stay off. >> this is an interesting story about this tiffany executive. very high up. she is accused of stealing about $1.2 million worth of diamonds and other jewels from the new york headquaters here and then reselling it to a dealer for more than 1.3 million. her name is ingrid lederhaas-okun and she was arrested yesterday. >> she faces wire fraud, inner state transportation of stolen property. she was the vp of development. she checked out 164 items and forgot to

tomorrow it moves into the northeast from cincinnati, columbus and cleveland, rochester, new york city, albany. good news is that will push through. temperatures will drop, humidity levels will drop and everybody will finally get a break from this biggest heat wave in the last 12 years. savannah. >> holding on for sunday. thank you very much. meantime, a lot of uncertainty in detroit this morning one day after it became the biggest u.s. city ever to file for bankruptcy. gabe gutierrez is there with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. behind me is gm headquarters. the auto giant emerged from it's own bankruptcy not long ago. now a major blow to it's home turf. many people saw this coming but it still hurts. >> reporter: today the mayor of detroit is trying to reassure the motor city after the largest municipal bankruptcy filing in u.s. history. a bold admission that an iconic city can no longer pay it's debts estimated at $18 billion. >> this was a difficult and painful decision, but if you look at it, there's no other viable option. >> reporter: detroit, the home of the america

flooding will be an issue from alba albany, to concord pittsburgh to columbus and down to charleston, west virginia. a slight risk highlighted in red. could include down burst winds. triple digit heat in dallas. want nice weather you have to go west. southern california oh so nice this time of year. that is a look at your forecast all across the country. now a look at the forecast a litt >>> going to be nicer here in the bay area than southern california, mike. good morning. natural air concern is the reason. why? let the fog cool you down in the city by the bay today. 64 degrees head your way. 87, not hot in the extreme east bay where temperatures can soar. 80 in san jose. room temperature down in santa cruz. that is your pick beach city. getting into the end of the week, and this upcoming weekend, temperatures steady, upper 80s. >>> and get this, 1900 miles, 9 states, 13 years, your whole life you waited to be here. >> yes. >> and you're here. how is it. >> good. >> he keeps it short and sweet. >> matt, natalie. >> great. >> thanks very much. up next, would you give it to your kids.

>> when i grew up in albany, new york, we used to go to fireworks over the egg, people know what i'm talking about, the capitol of new york. now we celebrate on long island sound on the water, i have two kids 7 and 10. that's me as a kid, right in the middle there. that's a nice haircut, right? oh, god, that one's bad. that's me on the right. let's show my own kids. >> no, let's linger on those. >> that's my daughter and her friend katie. we watch on the beach. it's so fun, just a great night. good old fashioned -- my son digs a hole in the sand to put his little blanket. beautiful stuff. >> that's america right there. my childhood memories are almost exactly the same as yours. i grew up in new jersey. there was a big place in richards, new jersey, called veterans field. everyone would lay out a blanket, look up at the sky, and wait for it to get dark. just a great community experience. >> i was just a little south of you guys growing up in baltimore. >> there's my embarrassing childhood photo. >> that's not so bad. >> there's my little sister. that's an updated. >> good looking grou