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from memphis, tennessee, to new york city, heavy downpours and damaging winds. that will be the concern on this thursday. now, back to you. >> ava, thanks. >>> president obama is waking up in his own home in chicago this morning, after celebrating his 49th birth day with some friends. >> the president marked the occasion with dinner at a chicago restaurant. he was joined by oprah winfrey, gayle king, senior white house adviser and long time friend, valerie jarrett and others. and the president received birthday calls from the first lady and his two daughters. >>> first lady michelle obama made that call to the president from spain, where she is vacationing with her younger daughter, 9-year-old sasha. she is staying with a large group of friends. on sunday, the first lady visits spain's king and queen at their summer home in the mediterranean. >>> when we come back this morning, a supermodel on the stand. can naomi campbell help put away a former dictator? later today, she will testify. >>> and the end of a high-speed chase, with an ending that even >>> and the e

or a round trip atlanta to memphis, $98. it's not just the discount airlines offering specials, so are the legacy carriers. >> they too cannot afford to be charging you double or triple the money, when the low cost airlines are flying the same routes for less. >> actual travel can occur between now and december. ? deals expire tonight and some on 3407bd. >> $98 to memphis? we may have to go. >> not a bad deal. >> people are beginning to complain about the smog at long last. >> only people in san francisco. >> how do you feel about the inland spots? >> it's cool. it would usually be 100 degrees for us. >> it's kind of feeling like fall out there. temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees below average here for the bay area, santa rosa with a high today only in the mid-70s, san francisco in the upper 50s, livermore, the mid-70s in san jose, once again, 15 degrees off the mark in our october cooling. as we lookight now, we're seeing these cool temperatures remaining from heyward to oakland with mid-60s, 62 in san mateo, 4 in sunnyval

what i mean is this, i have been to memphis many times, but if you live in memphis, it is my sense when i go to that city that that city still has a generation of people who still feel the weight and burden of being the town in which dr. king was assassinated. i still feel that, as sure as my name is tavis smiley, there is a cloud over the city that they were the place in which dr. king was murdered. i ask whether or not there is a psychic the fact, a cloud that will forever hanging over the city even when it is rebuilt, of what the government allowed to happen there, what the government did not do to save residents, etc.? >> i don't think there is any question, that is the baggage that we all carry. by "we," i mean americans. it is something that i don't think a lot of people will ever get over. i understand that completely. what happened here was a failure. americans were failed, not necessarily new orleans, but americans. in some ways, i think that sort of fuels' the fight for the people who stayed and the people who never left and the people who come back, because it just adds anoth

american south, including the first african baptist church in savannah, georgia and sun studios in memphis. the disk is in stores tomorrow. later on the performance of the first single, save some time. glad you joined us, a conversation with a rock and roll hall-of-famer. the first of five performances this week. >> three months ago, on the other end, john mellencamp calling me to ask if i would consider doing something special on the show in conjunction with the release of his new record. took me three seconds or less to say yes to his being on the show tonight and for that matter, every night this week. in addition to his new c.d., no better than this, he's about to celebrate the 25th anniversary, hard to believe, 25 years of farm aid, the fund-raising concerts have raised millions over the years, with this year's event being held in milwaukee on october 2nd. in a few minutes, the rock and roll hall office feam ir-- famer would give us an exclusive view of the the project. you could pick up the boxed set of his greatest hits. it is called "on the rural route" it includes 14 never before

in memphis, at least nine have died, including a 66-year-old man cutting his grass. temperatures climbed again to triple digits in places like wichita and memphis and little rock. it reached a stifling 118 in jackson, mississippi. >> we are still baking in the south and lower midwest, and we only have limited relief on the way for the northern locations by the end of the week. >> reporter: back in louisiana, where streets have buckled, cooling centers have opened to offer residents a break, and farmers throughout the region are watching the skies for rain and relief. they're especially looking for relief in the state of kansas where formers report some 2,000 to 3,000 cattle have perished in this relentless heat and humidity. >> lester? >> ron mott in new orleans, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, there are fears there are simply not enough firefighters to get control of the many wildfires sweeping across western russia. some 250 of them now across 300,000 acres. so far these fires have killed 40 people and destroyed 2,000 homes. from fire to water, and the devastating

dulles' 1 05 today tampa the same, memphis 101. the election officials want people to know the ballot stations are conditioned out there. we will need air-conditioning. tomorrow cooling off even more. >> lisa nothing to do with traffic but it is a great shot i wanted to look a bit longer. let's take you san francisco were watching what could turn into a hot spot keeping a close eye on this there was an accident along the skyway the elevated portion of the freeway coming off the upper deck in to save francisco. technically it's not on the freeway but on the on ramp but it has been garnering interest by a motorist take a look we spent our san francisco camera around to show you the ride headed west bound piquancy from about the last suspension tower on the bridge traffic starts to slow as it heads into for i spoke with cases he says they are not concerned they have not activated the meter and light snow and about 630 which is about 10 minutes from now that's when they will look normally turn on. westbound ride is not yet been affecte

i am going to be in memphis with sun studios which is where sam phillips recorded howling wolf and johnny cash. i will be close to santonio which is robert -- where robert johnson recorded. i started thinking. if i am going to record in these historic locations, we should use that type of gear. those guys like johnson treated the recorded straight to the record. i thought that is what we will do. that turned out to be problematic. no one does it anymore. we went with a 1954 field recording machine and an rca microphone. we rearecorded the old-fashioned way. set up a microphone and everyone gathers around it and you play. the drums are sitting over there. sam phillips made it easy for us. he had x's or the vocalists were supposed to stand and the drum kit is supposed to set up. the minute we started playing, this sounds like the sun sessions, it sounds like johnny cash. >> tavis: you wrote 13 songs in 13 days. is that true? >> i had to. once we decided to do it, you know me. i have never played anything in my life. it kind of falls out. by the time that we decided we were going to do this,

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it was good. >>> elvis fans are congregating now in memphis to mark the 33rd year since the singer's death. overnight thousands held a candlelight vigil in graceland. fans holding flickering candles, they filed past elvis' grave. many say this is not the first time they have taken part in the annual ritual. >> this is my fourth straight year, my seventh candlelight vigil, yes. i'm a big elvis fan. >> this is my every year vigil. if i i don't come here i'm not a happy camper. >> this morning, elvis weeks wraps up with a concert. >> that leads us into our question of the days, what's your favorite elvis presley song? >> yup. we have had a lot of people write in on facebook and ted writes, don't be cruel. nothing compares to the early days of rock 'n roll. >> yeah. >> also on facebook, johnny says, my favorite is still his first, heartbreak hotel. >> absolutely. >> al chiming in with his favorite, follow that dream. >> very cool. >> elizabeth, elvis was a singer back in -- [ laughter ] >> thankyou. >> i like "hounddog." >> okay. >> that's a good one. >> you have a favorite? >> they're a

. >>> on this day in 1977, elvis presley died at his home in memphis, tennessee. and so a lot of people are holding vigils right now outside the graceland mansion. >> so we thought it appropriate to ask for our question of the day, what is your favorite elvis presley song? i says: hound do do >> i went to graceland last month sometime and the most impressive thing was walking through his basement and dedicated all his gold records and have his outfits and everything but it's a hall that goes on forever, the number of gold and platinum records that guy has is just amazing. >> you see the songs listed and every one is good. oh, yeah, that ones' a good one, that's right i like that one. >> so it's a difficult question. >>> 6:27. today president obama heading to southern california for a fundraiser. >> how much people are paying to dine with the commander-in- chief. >>> also, in san jose, a lot of money raised to get kids back to school on time. how $10 million in damage didn't stop one school from opening today. >>> one minute a teenager is hanging with friends, the

people who invited me to speak were kindergarteners and i spoke at every kindergarten class in the memphis school system and in a loss of ways for a young guys and women interested in politics and starting, as a wrote it i thought this is what it's really about. how you get out and listen to people and meet people where they worship and shop. >> charlie: why did you move out of tennessee to come to new york after you lost? >> initially, i didn't think i would leave tennessee. i split my time between nashville after i left and in '08 i got married to a young lady from florida, who you met. >> charlie: wonderful. >> i married up and she loved new york and loved memphis and nashville but i said i want to raise my family in the city i never got a chance to live here after college or law school and a went right to law school and ran for congress in my third year in law school and i thought if i get a chance to get back into politics, i love my life and love my wife and want to start a family here and realized long after i decided to live here i was teaching at nyu i didn't have to abandon my po

a second individual traveled from memphis to chicago. the two of them then got on ape flight that went from chicago to amsterdam. but the luggage didn't. the luggage got on a flight that went to dulles and then on to dubai. and eventually it was scheduled to go on to yemen. what we don't know yet is why this individual from memphis attracted official concern. the department of homeland security has put out a statement. it says, suspicious items were located in checked luggage associated with two passengers on united flight 908 from o'hare airport to amsterdam last night. the items were not deemed to be dangerous in and of themselves. as we share information with our international partners, dutch authorities were notified of the suspicious items. this matter continues to be under investigation. i'm also told, larry, that the two individuals were not u.s. citizens, but i am told by multiple sources that they weren the country legally. what officials really want to know apart from the fact of how they got on a different flight from their lu

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i-40 from little rock to memphis. >> if you are flying expect delays in denver and miami. >>> bp says by this time next week, its blonout well in the gulf will likely be fixed. >> next the next hurdle, changing the perception about the safety of seafood caught in the gulf. matt gutman has details. >> reporter: the president continued to celebrate his 49th birthday on the whous lawn with the barbecue. to make the point that these guys are still safe to eat, gulf shrimp were on the menu, and next week, the president plans to vacation here along the gulf coast with his family, just about the same time that the well will officially be pronounced dead. finally. now, the head of the response for the spill said the relief wells will begin drilling now. we hear that they already started that work and can begin by next weekend. there's a full court press by many agencies to assure gulf coast residents that they are here for the long run. they will stay here as long as necessary to clean things up. one of the key topics here is seafood. the government insists that all of the tests have come bac

showers from memphis to little rock. rain in the four corners of the southwest and the northern rockies. >> heat advisories from the midwest and to the south. dallas climbs to 104. kansas city 98. indianapolis 94. 90s for much of the east coast. 70 in seattle. 85 in sacramento. and 88 in boise. >>> a beloved family pet in oregon has earned her title as man's best friend. >> missy the dachshund came to the rescue of her owner after he collapsed from a vertigo attack. missy was outside but she sensed something was wrong and ran to a neighbor's house. missy refused to leave until the neighbor followed her home. then she ran laps around the house. the neighbor called paramedics and missy's owner was saved. >> the neighbor said he knew something was wrong because missy would never leave her yard on her own. we'll be right back. a short time ago, woman suffered from around his house. these people chose freedom over restrictions. independence over limitations. they chose mobility. they chosehe scooter store. and this is the tea

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and on i-40, from memphis to raleigh. wet on the southern half of i-95. flooding on i-35 and 94 in the dakotas and minnesota. also, heavy rain on i-40 in the four corners region. >> if you are flying, expect airport delays in phoenix, minneapolis, washington, char lat and new orleans. >>> one of the most public voices on the radio will soon go silent. dr. laura says her days on the radio are numbered. >> brad wheelis has details. >> reporter: i want to be able. >> reporter: dr. laura schlessinger said tuesday night on "larry king live," that she would end her radio show. >> my contract is up for my radio show at the end of the year. and i've made the decision not to do radio anymore. >> reporter: the decision comes on the heels of an incident last week when schlessinger dropped the "n" world several times on her show. a black woman in an interracial marriage had called for advice about what she thought was bigoted white relatives. >> black guys use it all the time. i don't get it. if anybody without enough melanin says it's a horrible thing. but when blac

about 91 in memphis, kind of warm. typically average in phoenix, slightly above average in the 100s. 91 in los angeles. warmer air finally heading your way for the city areas. on the coast, we'll try to get rid of the clouds earlier today. also, we lost our streak in anchorage. 64 today and partly cloudy. yesterday we did not get rain. that was the first time in over 30 days that we did not have wet weather. so, looks like we're going to get you two dry days in a row. >>> well, if you're watching us on kndu 25 kennewick, washington, if you're hungry for something local, get your fresh produce along with wine, baked goods and crafts, plus live entertainment at the southridge farmers market. and that's your "pacific event of the day," lynn. i love fresh produce. >> i was going to say, every sunday, my favorite thing to do. all right, bill, thank you. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. what is the world coming to when you can't even trust your stylist? tmz reports jennifer anist

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in memphis, at least nine people have died from the heat this year. in kansas city, two heat-related deaths. 66-year-old stuart evans was mowing his lawn when he collapsed. >> i tried to do cpr, and i wasn't successful. >> reporter: an excessive heat warning is in effect for much of the south. on tuesday it was 107 in wichita, kansas. little rock, arkansas hit 106. the heat index which factors in humidity made those temperatures feel even worse. >> they can just put you down and make you sick to all of the way to death. >> reporter: in some places you can see the heat. concrete expands in higher temperatures, it made this street crack not once, but twice, with surprising force. >> the thing exploded and it shook the ground and almost felt like an earthquake. it was pretty wild. >> reporter: here we go again in memphis today. it's expected to reach 104 with the humidity. it will feel like 116, but the good news is it will cool off by friday, that is, if if you consider mid-90s to be cool. jeff? >> kelly cobiella, thank you this morning. >>> 90 days bef

in memphis, tennessee, thousands turned out to light candles for the annual vigil at the grave of elvis presley, despite 100-degree temperatures. the vigil begins a week-long celebration. presley died at age 42 at his graceland mansion in 1977. >>> straight ahead, your monday morning weather. >>> in sports, a dramatic two-man playoff decides the pga championship. championship. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. new york, thunderstorms, 89. miami, thunderstorms, 87. chicago, sunny and 83. denver, thunderstorms and 84. los angeles, partly cloudy, 71. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows clouds scattered across much of the southwest while skies are clear above the northern plains and ohio valley. later today, the southwest is in for a real soaker with showers and thunderstorms developing throughout the day. the northwest and southwest both remain hot with temperatures in the 90s and even near 100 in some spots. scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely around the northeast. >>> the pga championship in wi

companies gave an exclusive right to acquire the shares and will make a final decision in a month's time in memphis estimated to be worth three hundred seventy million dollars there is another possible by all of the stake russians done dots which previously expressed interest in the us it says it's still considering a bit and the russian fishing industry is enjoying a boom see food production is growing twelve percent in the last three years but problems with the infrastructure and bureaucracy mean that much of the catch is not making it to russian dinner tables and instead it's going brought the night of the middle of a report. the chorused reagents account for twenty percent of the fish to russia the ocean is weaker salmon still have child and char there may be russian treasures but much of the stuff is destinated before markets. reach natural resources and the lack of domestic infrastructure proces fish makes the proximity to the asia pacific region. just sell their broad even before. there is not on the lack of infrastructure but also the terror. rushing waters. and the regulations of what beca

wet on i-40 from memphis to little rock. flooding on i-90 and 94 in the dakotas and minnesota. slick highways from boise and seattle. west from new mexico and colorado. >> if you're flying today, expect airport delays in seattle, new orleans and miami. >>> and other news now, autopsy is expected today on the body of a teenaged motorcyclist killed at the indianapolis speedway. the 13-year-old was run over by another motorcycle. the accident is sparking debate about now young is too young for the sport. stewart aiken speaks for the racers. >> these people have proven time and time again, their skills have proven that their more than ready for a track like this. absolutely. >> it was the first death at that track since an driver wasar driver was killed during a test run back in 2003. >>> we have new video of those 33 miners awaiting rescue in capitol hilly. the men seem to be mostly in good spiriteds. they say things have improved since beginning to receive water and food from the surface. some of the men do appear emotional when they address their families and friends. the men wi

memphis is near record. i think in arkansas we'll see a lot of records go down. birmingham, as well, about 97 degrees. still big heat in these areas. it's the heavy, humid heat that's dangerous. stay inside if you can. you don't have to get out. this line of strong to severe storms will slow almost everybody flying down. when this backs up, all of that backs up, as well. look at the pocket near denver, as well. 89 degrees. beautiful on the west coast. gorgeous in minneapolis today. >> hey, batter, batter. >> i don't even have a stance, robin. more weather in the next half hour. robin? >> all right, sam. thank you. >>> the 20-year-old daughter of former new york mayor, rudy giuliani, was arrested on wednesday on charges of shoplifting. caroline giuliani made waves in 2007, for backing barack obama over her own father for president. now, this harvard student is in hot water and not just with her former prosecutor dad. andrea canning has more. >> reporter: caroline giuliani walked out of this police precinct with a smirk on her face, and a court date, after being ch

> we like them from memphis. >> we have the hot chef patrick and jena. they are the owners of neily's barbecue. their secret from down home, a southern family cookbook, here they r. >> i see you got yourself ready to go. >> i am ready. they call me the doctor. >> dr. neely what do you have in store for us? >> we brought a treat from memphis for you guys. >> we're going to break it all the way down to the beginning to the end. so for labor day you can follow these simple steps and have this great barbecue. >> these are pork ribs, we love to cook a spare rib method. ann, do you mind helping me, sugar? i have got gloves on for a reason, hon, but i need you to help with the dry rub. typically the spice fairy besides you she handles that. >> i need my wings for that. >> you've got paprika, add your sugar. and then you've got onion powder. >> that's it, three simple ingreed yents. >> what we're going to do, every time we do ribs, we want to sprinkle our dry rub on them, but we can do this the night before. i'm just trimming these trips so we can make it nice a

that's without humidity 91 new orleans, 94 atlanta, 101 memphis. different for us we will bit cooler tomorrow upper 60s around the bay low sixties for the coast. james. >> again let's bring you the latest on a developing story out of st. louis. a bus accident to school buses a big rig and a car of some sort. it is what she under the school bus and the big break. some of the latest from the media outlet is let's go down what we know. 50 students on the bus, members available high school band on their way to six flags for their banter one parent told reporters they were in the rear bossed the from boss hit a car sandwiched it against a big red and a bus ran over top of the car and where you sit here with its nose in the air wedged into the back cab of the tractor-trailer the second bus slammed into the back of the first bus. 50 buses and 50 students involved a handful rushed to hospital by ambulance one child taken by helicopter we're getting word now two people confirmed killed in the spirit one victim is a child. a tragic scene in st. louis the fre

been working as a temp at the old los angeles law firm jones day when he came across some disturbing memphis five. i believe in my heart even though i hadn't quite admitted it to myself as soon as i saw them those documents i think i knew i was going to eventually release the boys dbu or jones they went to court to try to stop the publication of those documents i believe it was their law firm that tried to stop the paper from publishing them but the judge very wisely ruled that once it's been published it's out there and he's not going to force them to withdraw the publication then there was a raid at your house seven am in the in the morning some time after the release of this information they had a felony search warrant they searched the house thoroughly and they confiscated our computers my wife's and my computers our cell phones my address book other various papers our scanner they took a lot of stuff but they didn't charge me at that time when were you then finally arrested and charged with these felony three felony counts i was charged in february of two thousand and six you can't real

ahmed al soofi and hezem al hezem al they started their flights in birmingham and memphis yesterday, flew to changed atcago o'hare and changed plans right at o'hare but sent their eir bags on to aarate flight. they flew to the netherlands but the bags were going on to dubai. it was what was in the bags that concerns law enforcement authorities. the security people in security. birmingham realized that al soofi had $7,000 in cash, bulky bulkyng. but, in addition, in the bags, cell phones taped to a pepto-bismol bottle. ce ol bottle.mock explosive. what's the fbi is saying onight. three other cell phones taped together. watches taped together. box cutters. and three large knives. all in the checked baggage. cu a lot of things went wrong checked ot ofast getting those bags on without the passengers on board. tell me once but tell me once again, they're from yemen but they were in this country legally? >> one was living legally in detroit, another somewhere else in the u.s. detroit, ano they were here under a legal provision. but they were going back e going ba to yemen with their final

the final in standard drop of zero was clearly looking to continue her winning streak victories in memphis and strasbourg however the delegation dominated from the beginning getting her now and opponent under constant pressure the three time grand slam winner occasionally produced her top form as a ranking held on to wrap up the first set six core in just under an hour. and then broke the russian three times in the second one hundred sixty six only to start the last record back to city in the rankings. i think i was. trying to go aggressive for them to give her a lot of term social room troth kimono the point though it was one of the big issue for me in my employ and i was very sort of in the return you know i had some brochure most are still so strong you know trying to be more aggressive than most are. and in istanbul and our staff here public cenk about edged out your name at disney not in an all russian singles final nineteen year old changeover to have more experience compared to your two or three setter eventually won it five seven seven five six call so disappointment vesnina celebr

games twists in memphis the hall of fame has suffered sharp losses offer porting continued weakness in european markets and here in russia the stocks are also dropping as being for any concession but energy stocks gas probably or the helping to steady the loss is often a part of life. with a barrel. full percent as the coal john rebuild from largest mine explosion. now low trading volumes of the volatility on the markets david pyrrhic at b.d.c. partners explains. this is all good studies very very worst in europe the volumes in all markets around europe are absolutely derisory and frankly the deal is such as are in london frankfurt and paris are running around like headless chickens responding to good and bad news as it so falls out really we are in. neutral mode at the moment because we've had. this is really boy the bulk. now in other news russia's worst drought in fifty years could force the country to become a grain importer last year russia was a fertile exporter in the world but now may have to buy up to five million tons by the end of next year but it seems the current obviously

fall and that comes as claims for unemployment benefits and risen has risen unexpectedly swifts in memphis. reporting continued weakness in european markets. and here in russia the markets are dropping you know. bring in the black. problem you for driving gains off the price of life we haven't just picked out of the barrel prescott's guys put on my school percent as the culture reveals the largest mine expenditure. now for a closer look at what's happening on the markets i'm joined live from london by david buick g c partners hello dave thank you very much for joining us today now there seems to be some instability in the markets today with russia trying to hire on ages range now the global markets seem to be so how would you describe the sentiment today. i think basically this is all good studies very very western europe the volumes in all markets around europe are absolutely derisory and frankly the deal is such as are in london frankfurt and paris are running around like headless chickens responding to good and bad news as it so falls out. we are in. neutral mode at the moment because w

. >> reporter: in memphis today, the thermostat read 104. add the stifling humidity, and it felt more like 120. >> it doesn't quit. it's hot at night, it's hot during the day. it's hot all the time. >> reporter: so far this week, at least 12 people have died in in the triple-digit temperatures breaking records across the south and midwest, including one man who ignored the heat advisories and was out mowing his lawn. firefighters are going door to door urging residents to cool it. >> just about through? >> yes, just about through. >> okay, good. make sure you stay hydrated. >> reporter: in columbus, georgia, and jacksonville, texas -- >> we put these cookies on our dash about an hour and a half ago. >> reporter: it was hot enough today to bake cookies in the s kesy. it's ooey and gooey, but it's still pretty goo >> reporter: across new orleans, the heat is buckling the roads. in mississippi drew bur combined with the lack ofo c3 he's already lost a third of his crop. >> every time you leave the house, you want to drive a different wabf1 opfi

in memphis, tennessee firefighters took extra precautions while on the job. temperatures there soared to 130-degree. local crops are also suffering from that extreme heat. farmers say it's putting corn, soybean and cotton at jeopardy. farmers say the heat can inhibit pollination. >> just remarkable when we talk about that extreme heat and here -- we haven't gotten any heat. let's check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin. you were talking about those temperatures, 120 degrees. >> yeah, and it's all connected. the weather, the ocean, and temperatures. right off the west coast, we have something like this, it's a trough. this is a jet stream. when that happens, you get a drift. we're connected, the facts that we're below average makes them for sure above average. in the west coast things have been mild. here's how the temperatures came in today. temperatures still below the average. a little warmer than yesterday but still below the average. as a as a matter of fact, well, yesterday and today very similar. the same fog cover when you woke up. the same b

in tennessee the memphis fire department has to check this out there is another some might be suffering. firefighters went door-to-door encouraging people to check their neighbors, friends stay hydrated. the blistering heat has are even blamed for 10 deaths in that area. let us find more about our area and not nearly as warm we are dealing with cooler than normal temperatures obviously louisa is tracking that. each day it seems to get a little bit cooler. notice the shock from san jose the wind is shaking it around a little bit windows play overall and the forecast in fact it to get to 20 m.p.h. to gas or a little bit stronger than that. san as a 57 degrees by noon getting up to 68 high temperatures today in san jose 74. back down again to the upper 60s ready o'clock hour. several of the church during as far through the north bay we are seeing a littoral break through the delta but it is starting to move into the livermore valley down and your san jose, morgan hill patchy however along the peninsula. do not be surprised if this far israel but a drizzle of there. 7:00 this person to cont

he died in memphis, tennessee 33 areas ago. one hundred degree temperatures did not stop fans. many have been coming from years. >> this is my fourth straight year and seventh candlelight vigil. i'm a big fan. >> i have to be here. this is my every year vigil. if i don't come here, i'm not a happy camper. >> it passed elvis's gravesite and attracted thousands of people. >>> star wars fanatics can fill a void in their collection. all six movies will be released on blu-ray and they will be sold as a box price and have behind the scene footage. blu-ray will be releases and not contain in extended versions of the film. lucas says converting it to blu-ray is too expensive. >> a call by state workers for the boycott of a film by an appearance from governor swarzenegger. the expendables starring action stars got $35 million in the debut weekend. that was enough to take the number one spot. and number two, movie with julia roberts, an adaptation by best selling author and other guy took third place. boycott of the expendables has been called for governor swarzenegger to attempt a furlo

they held their traditional candlelight vigil and procession past his grave site last night in memphis. fans from as far away as australia and japan were there. the week-long event celebrating presley concludes this morning with a concert at graceland. >>> now here is a look at your monday forecast. showers and thunderstorms in the northeast. turning severe in the afternoon. expect damaging winds and hail from boston tsc. odim coston tsc. >> another very hot day out west. 90s from seattle to san francisco. 105 in phoenix. a mild 77 in the twin cities. 82 in chicago. 83 in detroit. nearly 90 here in new york. and 92 in miami. >>> all right, get ready to put your fingers over your ears. this is going to be loud. it was a hair-raising pitch miss piggy and company could have heard from a mile away. >> soo-weeeeeeee! here, pig pig pig pig pig! >> the crowd went hog wild at the illinois state fair as contestants tested their skills in the annual hog-calling contest. winner kyle bart is a self-described city boy who's actually never called a real hog. >> it looks like he's eating the micropho

memphis i >> all that weather was brought toy by office depot, the amazing philippe cousteau. we will watch you on "planet green." >> amazing, go to planetgreen.com. >> thank you both. >>> we're going to turn to something that caught our eye in "the wall street journal," the paper report on a new effort by large supermarket chains to make it easy to be healthy for you. our consumer correspondent elisabeth leamy is live at a safeway with the details. hey. >> hey, george. all sorts of stores are doing interesting things. here at safeway, for example, you can sign up to have your purchase history compared to national nutrition recommendation. hiring dieticians. shop rite and giant eagle have experimented with giving people registered coupons for healthier things they have just purchased. and then boiling it down to a double digits. >> reporter: it's easy for nutrition information to go right over shoppers' heads. after all, there are 50,000 mind-numbing choices in a typical supermarket. now some stores are trying to bring nutrition down to earth. >> they weren't looking for to us

here new album, "100 miles from memphis," what a great record. you got cameos from keith richards, justin timberlake. just came out this week. you got to pick it up. here with a song from it called "peaceful feeling," please welcome the great sheryl crow, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ba-ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba-ba-ba ♪ ♪ making the best of the situation building a house on a strong foundation ♪ ♪ everybody wants to feel all right ♪ ♪ when you fly off in the wrong direction turn it around and see your own reflection ♪ ♪ everybody wants to feel all right oh ♪ ♪ let's dance to the music baby let's dance until our troubles fade away ♪ ♪ let's dance in the summer breeze i wanna dance until my spirit's free ♪ ♪ give me that peace peaceful feeling till my spirit's free ♪ ♪ give me that peace peaceful feeling till my spirit's free ♪ ♪ ba-ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba-ba-ba ♪ ♪ every day and every night looking around you miss your own damn life ♪ ♪ everybody wants to feel all right ♪ ♪

louis and memphis. thunderstorms in the southwest. >> cooling down out west. just 66 in seattle. 68 in boise. and 72 in salt lake city. much of the midwest hovering around the 90 degree mark. getting up to the mid-90s in the northeast. >>> an subway driver is a hero after bringing his train to a sudden stop. his quick thinking managed to save the life of a woman who'd fallen on the tracks. wabc's lucy yang has the story. >> i actually watched her go off the platform. so that's -- you know, i didn't even need anybody to wave or, you know, get my attention. i knew -- i knew that i had to stop the train. i brought my train to a controlled stop. >> reporter: and that is how 36-year-old frankie lusk went from mild-mannered motorman to hero. he was operating the queens-bound "n" train in the 59th station at fifth avenue when he witnessed every worker's worst nightmare, a woman on the tracks. he had only seconds to respond, but thankfully was able to stop the multi-ton approaching train just in time. without missing a beat he called for the electricity to be turned o