kansas city at 92. the heat expands into sunday. on sunday, mid 90s in denver. 92 in kansas city. even chicago, some of that warmer air will try to move in sunday. it looks like new england, unfortunately, sunday's the worst day of the weekend. cloudy and damp. >> are we talking hot and humid? >> not in too many spots, just the southeast. >> good. >>> how will they cross the finish line this weekend at the box office? will movie audiences go for another take on apes taking over the world? you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. >>> welcome back to "first look," i'm veronica de la cruz. last night on "late night with david jimmy fallon," jimmy nailed the current generation on its obsession with technology. >> in a recent survey, 60% of teenagers said they're highly addicted to their cell phones. the other 40 important were like -- [ laughter ] >> one second, i'm sorry. what were you saying? hold on a second. gary's awesome. this is cool, i

the forecast for today, looking at showers and thunderstorms in kansas city, 84. 80 degrees in minneapolis, looking wonderful in the northeast, lots of sunshine, 82 in new york. southeast in florida drenching downpours, 90 in miami. 105 in dallas, 102 in san antonio. they'll see a break midweek. by tomorrow's forecast, 81 in chicago. 86 degrees in new york city. toward the southeast, showers and thunderstorms, could see some drenching downpours once again but we'll dry out in the south central states by kansas city, 95. >>> wall street whips up big gains, bank of america wheels and deals and an italian village says forget about it. you're first look at this morning's business headlines is ahead. >>> michael vick strikes it rich, you're watching "first look" on msnbc. i'm good about washing my face. but sometimes i wonder... what's left behind? [ female announcer ] new purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena naturals. removes 99% of dirt and toxins without dyes, parabens, or harsh sulfates. so skin feels pure and healthy. [ female announcer ] new from neutrogena naturals. a network of pos

sglt kansas city people are mice. what can we say? >> the midwest has good hearts. >> do you think someone at the yankee stadium would walk over and give kansas city the ball? >> they're only like ten-years on the old. >> at ten in new york city, they are already bitter. >> a weather guy who is bitter. >> it is 5:00 a.m. >> true. >> well, around the country, we saw a beautiful day yesterday. down to florida, showers and stores. let's talk about the weather pattern out there. the heat continues for many areas. summer kind of feels like it's begun to end in the great lakes and new england. ps have been rather cool as of late, but summer is continuing full blast down in texas especially 100 degree heat widespread, also our friends back here in colorado and new mexico. in the southeast, still warm in the 90s. humidity levels have been down a little bit. this is how we did yesterday. notice it was in the low 80s from chicago to minneapolis, boston was at 84, new york 86. still felt like summer in d.c., but that 104 in dallas sticks out lik

i-70, from kansas city to st. louis. wet on i-95,rom maine to washington. and on i-10, from jacksonville to d.c. and some slick roads in the southwest. >> if you're taking to the sky, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, kansas city, memphis, boston and new york. >>> wellll a small ohio town is reeling from a shooting rampage that has left eight people dead. stunned neighbors gathered at sunset last night for a candlelight vigil. police say the gunman killed his girlfriend, members of her family and several others in three, different places, before he, himself, was killed. >> eight deaths, one that went to thehe hospital. we understand that at some point in time, the shooter was chasing somebody. so, our job is extremely complicated right now because we actually have four, different scenes that we're processing. >> i'm probably in shock right now. just imagining what could have went on. it's a tragedy. it's pretty bad. >> police are working to sort out what happened and why. they have not yet identified the victims. but one is believed to be a chchd.

, kansas city and little rock. showers and thunderstorms in west texas and from billings to bismarck alo to gulf coast to new orleans to jacksonville and miami. >> 94 in atlanta and 84 in new york. kansas city up to 87. chicago, 81. minneapolis, 78. just 73 in seattle. 92 in albuquerque and 86 in salt lake city. oenix the hot spot at 102. >>> coming up after the break, the latest face transplant recipient reveals her new look. >>> post office pinkslips. slip. are 120,000 workers about to get the ax? >> "sesame street" producers forced to take a stand. are bert and ernie more than friends? >>> overseas markets got off to a quick start before losing some steam. tokyo's nikkei average lost 18 points today. hong kong's hang seng is barely up in late trading and in london the ftse is down early. now, on wall street the dow gained 423 points yesterday. the nasdaq index gained 111 points. and this was the fourth day in a row that the dow moved more than 400 point, something that's never happened before and one big reason

day in 30 years in kansas city. some impressive heat totals. we'll feel like phoenix, arizona from texas northwards up into missouri all day today. there will be showers and thunderstorms, though, rolling through minnesota down through wisconsin during the day. so also keep that in mind. we don't see the heat wave going anywhere. temperatures about 105 to 106 through dallas all the way out through at least friday. so just incredible stuff happening out there. >> impressive heat. indeed. >> yes. >>> oscar winner helen miran gets recognized for more than her acting skills. your nirs look at first look at entertainment is straight ahead. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app.

kansas city is not a city with the majority black population. but i am convinced the people of good will understand that you give attention to your sore thumb. if your other thumbs are reasonly ok and you damage your thumb, you need to give some special attention. you try to keep from further injuring it and you also try to keep it. -- try to heal it. i think americans coming independents, democrats, understand that. >> can you give a few examples of what you think the white house and the administration should do now? what should the president say in his speech coming up on jobs that would be specifically aimed at curing that sore thumb that you are talking about? finally, what assurances are you getting from the white house that the president will talk about this in his speech? >> whether the president talks about it or not -- and i know he has a lot of concerns and considerations -- we intend to submit to the president, based on what we have learned in this five-city tour, some pieces of legislation and some suggestions believe should be inclu

right now we have some heading for kansas city. southeast dealing with storms. saturday, if you're planning things out, the east coast for the most part is going to be okay on saturday, increasing clouds at the worst. the rain in the middle of the country. on sunday all that rain will head to the east here. rule of thumb is east coast. saturday is your good day, sunday is the bad day. >> in the meantime, today all we need is sunglasses? sounds good. can the apes hang in at the box office or will a best-selling book turn movie debut take first spot? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. the trip around the world you never took. the best-selling novel you never wrote. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event, with exceptional values on the lexus es. but only until september 6th. see your lexus dealer. while i took refuge from the pollen that made me sneeze. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. so lily and i are back on the road again. with zyrtec® i can

elsewhere, for instance, kansas city, missouri is now considering the same type of law. for now, rick, it looks like all eyes are on philadelphia, waiting to see if this program continues to be a success. rick. rick: david lee miller in the newsroom, thanks. jenna: we're waiting for the president, his town hall meeting to get underway in canon falls, minnesota. there's a live look. he's on a three-day bus tour, giving him a chance to talk about jobs and hear about the economy directly from every day americans. we're going to have more coverage of the president,we use coming upd next. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more, and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol...stop. 80% of people who have had heart attacks have high cholesterol. lipitor is a cholesterol lowering medication, fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk facto

. >>> a rain delay in kansas city was nearly hazardous to the health of one grounds crew member. he was rolling out the tarp with co-workers when he took a tumble and he was almost trampled there. but he did avoid injury and some embarrassment. except for us showing this video and he made it on to his feet and scam perred out of the way. >>> in western new york, one man attempted to break a record stroll by going for a walk at the bottom of a pool. he was aided by a 25-pound weight. the lifeguard attempted to break the record for longest underwater walk. the 21-year-old walked nearly 230 feet before coming up for air. guinness world record officials have jet to confirm his feat. but we commend him. >>> now for a look at your national weather, we tur to nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill, how is your lung capacity in. >> not bad. i used to be able to go from one end of the pool to the other, under water. good morning, everyone. a lot of people spent a lot of time in the summer to beat the heat. now today things are starting to change ever so slightly. we're not watc

forecast for today, the worst of it in minneapolis to kansas city. afternoon thunderstorms in the southeast. that's pretty typical. by the way, we only hit 97 yesterday in dallas, ended our hundred-degree streak at 40. we didn't break the record at all. as far as the weekend forecast goes, soggy conditions in the ohio valley. here is the rule of them, east coast, saturday, you're great. sunday is when all the rainfall will head to the east coast. it could be ugly new york to philly, not a pretty sunday around here. saturday is the day to play outdoors. >> swell, thanks, bill. >> no problem. >>> this is where willie usually does sports. trust me, you don't want me to read sports. i have a special guest helping me. nbc's fred roggin. please take it away. >> first place red sox have the night off. the yankees took full advantage. taking on the angels, the sacks full, robinson cano at the plate that. one is not coming back. a grand slam gave the yanks a 6-2 lead. new york won it 6-5, now a game back in the al east. albert pujols, a one-man wrecking crew

. >> tom: susie, the kansas city fed has been holding this event for more than 30 years. its part brainstorming session, part social event. but last year the whole world was watching what was going on at this wyoming resort. that's when bernanke unveiled the fed's plan for a second round of quantitative easing known as q.e. two. under that plan, the fed spent seven months, buying $600 billion worth of u.s. i.o.u.'s >> susie: tom, now everyone, not just economists are hoping that bernanke will present a grand plan to boost the u.s. economy and stave off another recession. his speech is next friday morning. we'll have complete coverage and analysis. >> tom: here's some other things we're watching for next week. our friday market monitor guest is hank smith, chief investment officer of haverford investments. we'll also see the july reports on durable goods and new home sales. monday, with local municipalities in california and florida recently downgraded, we'll talk muni-bonds with marilyn cohen c.e.o. of envision capital management. >> susie: royal dutch shell has finally m

the kansas city aerial mishap was one of many air show crashes in the u.s. in 2007, this tragic accident, a blue angels jet hitting homes in south carolina. grim evidence that, as thrilling as these shows can be, they can also be very dangerous. and jensen was a very experienced pipit. he had been flying aerobatics for 15 years. also flew commercial planes for major airlines. >> we're all familiar with service dogs helping the blind. but how about one helping the disabled to surf. ricochet teaches people how to hang ten. her owner says she stabilizes the board, helping the surfers keep their balancece that's great. i'd like to try that someday. >> apparently, she was initially trained as a guide dog but was no good, because she was chasing birds. that is incredible. >> from surfing dogs to volleyball playing dogs to dog meteorologist. i'm just kidding. it's time for the weather and meteorologist paul deanno, who is very, very human from our seattle affiliate klmo. good morning, paul. >> it is the dog days of summer, got to use the segue there. that means hur

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so i was in kansas city arriving in kansas city on the day berrien just told you about. i was on route to a couple places on was to kansas city to visit our central region forecast office which is the central control and coordinating authority for all of the weather forecast offices that had just been experiencing and preparing people for what berrien described and about ten days earlier had been serving in a similar role as tornadoes last for joplin missouri, quite a devastating in that community 115i believe the final count was lives lost, thousands of structures at 1800-acre fields that is to be people's homes and hospitals. it was quite an experience and in fact the day that we were driving from kansas city down to springfield and the joplin area tornadoes were running through the southeastern part of kansas city and we were relying on the same forecast skills, the san chain berrien described to the models, the expert forecasters to provide the guidance and in the media from the apple on our iphone to the radio and television to get the word out that last mile so tha

so i was in kansas city arriving in kansas city on the day berrien just told you about. i was on route to a couple places on was to kansas city to visit our central region forecast office which is the central control and coordinating authority for all of the weather forecast offices that had just been experiencing and preparing people for what berrien described and about ten days earlier had been serving in a similar role as tornadoes last for joplin missouri, quite a devastating in that community 115i believe the final count was lives lost, thousands of structures at 1800-acre fields that is to be people's homes and hospitals. it was quite an experience and in fact the day that we were driving from kansas city down to springfield and the joplin area tornadoes were running through the southeastern part of kansas city and we were relying on the same forecast skills, the san chain berrien described to the models, the expert forecasters to provide the guidance and in the media from the apple on our iphone to the radio and television to get the word out that last mile so tha

kansas city, triple-digit heat. wait until you see this. storms blow through. 60-mile-per-hour winds. you see the crews covering it up. by the time the front passes, 30 degrees cooler. down to 70. who takes it out of the park eventually? the royals, 4-3. it's the cold front that moved through kansas city, that's the leading edge of the storm. kansas city, triple-digits. going down to 78 by wednesday. a shououut to chicago. 81 today, going down toto 77 on wedndnday. and indianapolis, after 22 days of 90-degree heat, finally some relief coming for you, as well. now, this portion of the weathth is brought to you by choice hotels. robin? >> give a little bonus. we got a sports report in with the weather. that's nice. >> i thought you'd like that. >> appreciate that, amy. good to have you here. >> thank you. >>> coming up, are you getting ripped off when you check your bags at the airport? the new outrage that could lighten your wallet. come on back. [ male announcer ] it's important to have a little taste of home at the office. marie callender'

a scorching 107 down in dallas. 97 in kansas city. 88 in minneapolis. phoenix hits 105. sacramento 85. >>> here's something that's going to make you feel old. >> i know, really. >> hard to believe but mtv is all grown up. it turns 30 today. the pioneering network aired what they were calling music videos, what are those, introduced by veejays. "video killed the radio star" was the very first video they played. imagine that. >> seems like the last one too. apparently they don't play videos at mtv anymore, that's how old i am. oh, love "the jersey shore." mtv went on to air live concerts and spin off several other channels. in fact, a three-day look back at the big moment in mtv history is now airing on vh1. >> very exciting. >> very cool. 30 years. >> i know. >> wow, crazy. >> i'm trying not to think about that too much. >> we're getting old. >>> congratulations are in order for a new class of graduates who just made the grade out in san francisco. >> that's right, five penguin chicks rejoined their colony at the san francisco zoo over the weekend after successfully compl

kansas city, 96 degrees. 96 in kansas city. and as you look out along the west coast, you get a hodgepodge of conditions, like los angeles, 71 degrees, and up in san francisco, 68 degrees. and the expected high in seattle and portland, mainly in the 70s and 80s. but the big heat, is the southeast, and in the central plains, when you bring in the humidity it makes things more brutal. and everywhere you see the map shaded in the orange or pink color, we have watches and advisories, and the humidity will feel like 105 to 115 degrees. more of the same in parts of the carolinas and into florida and portions of southern georgia. you might get a cool-down in the ohio valley and across parts of the central plains and into the midwest, and maybe late in the afternoon. we have the humidity at the surface. we have a little bit of, i guess you could say catalyst, which could be the daytime heating. somebody taking a flight to chicago you may have a bumpy ride, but you could have rain that could cool things off. and we have a rough componen

yea oklahoma city, yea, kansas city. we'll show you the sunny and good stuff across the west. >> yea! what about texas though? is it still in the grips of the terrible heat wave? >> yeah, they really are. still looking at probably 106 today in dallas. that streak of hundred-plus days will continue. probably will break the record next week. >> at least they have the comfort of knowing they're going to break a record. >> hottest july ever in dallas. >> yea. thank you, jacqui. >>> before we go, let's take a look at the word of the day. the word of the day would be rage. the word was used in a "newsweek" headline and describes gop presidential candidate michele bachmann as the queen of rage. do you think the word fits the woman? we're spelling out the definition. it's 52 minutes past the hour. you see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,000 miles, but... [ man ] there's never any seats for 25,000 miles. frustrating, isn't it? but that won't happen with the capital one venture card. you can book any airline anytime.

you referenced kansas city. it is certainly an example of a place where the bishop did not follow the protection charter. he had a priest who had child pornography on his computer and instead of reporting him to law enforcement, he sent him to live with a group of nones. terrible insult to the good sisters. you know, i hesitate to say this. i don't like to act like jeremiah with a horn, but we are seeing a continued erosion of stable governance within the church and more and more people clammoring for changes and the wild card is the attrition rate of catholics leaving the church. the pugh research center study a few years ago says 35% of -- excuse me, 25% of people in this country are catholic. the second largest religious grouping at 10% is ex-catholics. within the last generation, a church that was once roughly one-third of the population of america has now declined to about 25%. the real challenge is keeping young people. young people have grown up in a world where they do not see gays as stigmatized sinners

i'm not beating up the kansas city royals. i like their logo, right? but they are not winning. >> they are not winning. well, america -- check this out. you keep talking about obama because i know people want to beat him up. the economy is not winning and this president is trying. support this or anyone else. >> beating up more than anyone who makes more than 100,000 bucks who creates a job. >> bill: charlie sheen and i have something in common winning, not winning here. >> you are much better than charlie. >> bill: i hope so. god i hope so. directly ahead why did the qaddafi regime collapse so suddenly, dramatic story about the events in libya. jesse waters travels to martha's vineyard to see how the vacation is going down with the folks there. back in a moment. >> bill: impact segment tonight. the libyan action has been going on since last fullback. the regime pretty much collapsed it was an all of the sudden thing. what happened there. joining us now in from us citizen texas, reba, the director of analysis for stratfor.com. i was surprised. i mean,

staying with american for for tampa bay visit kansas city on friday to kick off both of their preseason say buccaneer showing there could be a dangerous prospect this year rookie linebacker mason foster recovering the chiefs fumble early on here josh freeman is considered one of the quarterbacks to look out for in the off season a twenty three year old quick feet saving that. wall stings in the end zone opened the scoring back up josh johnson also looking good fun michael spurlock in the corner as the ravage the chiefs and only twenty five's. judge johnson brings us to be ice finally a one on one with russian n.h.l. . r.t. caught up with the two thousand and nine stanley cup winner and revealed his views on his club pittsburgh teammates friends and american mike life. some of the. they fought hard to make it to the playoffs without sidney crosby and myself took you three one series lead against tampa but in the last three games we maybe relax too much you run out of steam and then lost the seventh game it was devastating to go down in the decider especially at home but on the other hand

a new study shows san francisco, new york city, seattle, and kansas city are all cities where it's cheaper to rent than to buy. but in three quarters of the country, housing prices are so low paying a mortgage is cheaper than paying a landlord. if you're looking to put down some roots, truvia named las vegas as the best place followed by mace aarizona, detroit, michigan, and at number four, fresno, california. >>> does mark zuckerburg owe half of his facebook fortune to someone else? this has been a long legal debate. finally some answers. >>> and netflix is offering a new service. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, has the details. >> reporter: first a new plan from netflix which wants you and your children to stream more movies and tv shows. if you're worried about your kids inadvertently scrolling over more adult fare, fear not. netflix introducing the "just for kids" tab so film fans will be one click away from movies and tv programs just for them. netflix says the new tab the only feature streaming programming as the company tries to get users to stream rather than mail. >>

i stay with american football works by babe visit kansas city on friday to kickoff both of their preseason and the book and you're showing that there could be a dangerous prospect this year rookie linebacker mason foster recovering the chiefs fumbled early on you're just freeman is considered one of the quarterbacks to the card for this season the twenty three year old's quick feet saving that you're listening waltzed into the end zone to open the scoring back up josh johnson also looking good finding michael spurlock in the corner of the books ravage the chiefs twenty five to zero. brings us to be ice finally on a one on one with russian n.h.l. hitman yes i mean malkin r.t. caught up with the two thousand and nine stanley cup winner who reveals his views on his club pittsburgh teammates friends american like life. some of them so they fought hard making it to the playoffs without sidney crosby and myself taking a three one series lead against tampa but in the last three games we maybe relaxed too much or ran out of steam and then lost the seventh game it was devastating to go down in the

here we go to kansas city. yanks and royals. robinson cano is heating up at just the right time. home run derby champ belted his first in the last six games. gave new york the lead in the fourth. they go on to win it. 9-7. double-header for the red sox and rays. jacoby els bury took james shields deep in one. they won it 3-1. defense took center stage in the nightcap. sean rodriguez, a shot to left. lowry on to first for a triple play. around the horn and the second triple play in as many days. unfortunately, not enough. rays won it 6-2. yanks now lead the east by a half game. walk-off, anyone? how about five? dodgers and brewers. bases juiced. mark kotsay at the plate. all he needed do was hit one in the outfield, and he did just that. in came prince fielder. milwaukee won it 2-1. the braves have won more games in extra innings than any other team this year. that didn't bode well for the giants. prado ended up with an rbi sing until the 11th. atlanta increased their lead for the wild card with a 2-1 win. white sox and indians needed 14 innings. two aboard, but all they needed wa

. >>> a rain delay in kansas city was nearly hazardous to the health of one grounds crewmember. he was rolling out the tarp with co-workers when he took a tumble and was almost trampled there. he did avoid injury and embarrassment by making it back to his feet and skamperring out of the way. >>> and, finally, in western new york, one man attempt to break a record at the bottom of a swimming pool. aided by a 25-pound weight, the lifeguard attempted to break the record for longest underwater walk. the 21-year-old walked nearly 230 feet before coming up for air. guinness world record official have yet to confirm his feat. now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with your weather channel forecast. good morning to you. >> good morning. the video of the guy on the tarp -- >> we don't laugh at him. >> he got out of there safe. >> he had quick feet, made me smile. good morning, everyone, around the country, the heat's has been the story. rain moved into the areas of the ast. but in the west, it's been more of the same. this was a good e

, kansas city. the message is simple, they have the right to dress the way they want and still be protected against sexual crimes. >> in rape trials, that's a word that comes up, was she dressing slutty? no matter how a woman dresses, it does not mean she deserves to be raped? >> there are critics of the slut walk movement that argue the intention is good. but the name does nothing to help their cause. there have been similar marches in india and korea. >> thank you, monty. >>> a 9-year-old boy from philadelphia remains in critical condition at san francisco general hospital tonight. he was the victim of a hit and run thursday night. he was leaving the giants/phillies game when he was hit by a pickup truck. the suspected driver fled but was later arrested. with that as a background, many people hit the streets of san francisco to get the word out about pedestrians safety. they had some advice on how to navigate the sometimes dangerous streets. >> you need to be very aware. for example, if you're a p

so kansas city in at 24 degrees. looking much cooler today. it does stay hot across much of oklahoma as well as texas here into louisiana as well. now for europe. very unsettled conditions for the northwestern section of europe. persistent rain for the british isles. heavy at times. down in the south staying dry and sunny. for the northern end of europe, you're looking at widespread showers here looking quite gusty as well across the northern end of poland, germany, into norway and sweden. then down in the southeastern corner dealing with the system moving slowly. showers to watch out for in places like ukraine, romania, and bulgaria. out towards the west, it will be generally settled for spain and portugal. it will stay warm in places like madrid and lisbon. fairly cool for the majority of europe today. 18 in kiev. here is your extended forecast. >>> video footage has been released of a japanese astronaut's experiment at the international space station. >> the experiments were carried out and proposed by members of the public. he tried to put

so kansas city in at 24 degrees. looking much cooler today. it does stay hot across much of oklahoma as well as texas here into louisiana as well. now for europe. very unsettled conditions for the northwestern section of europe. persistetish isles. heavy at times. down in the south staying dry and sunny. for the northern end of europe, you're looking at widespread showers here looking quite gusty as well across the northern end of poland, germany, into norway and sweden. then down in the southeastern corner dealing with the system moving slowly. showers to watch out for in places like ukraine, romania, and bulgaria. out towards the west, it will be generally settled for spain and portugal. it will stay warm in places like madrid and lisbon. fairly cool for the majority of europe today. 18 in kiev. here is your extended forecast. >>> video footage has been released of a japanese astronaut's experiment at the international space station. >> the experiments were carried out and proposed by members of the public. he tried to put the tips of his tw

sincerely brad jeni cold, 10 years old, kansas city, missouri. his dad sitting farthest left. wolf, it tugs at your heart. >> that ireport has gone viral. >> it has. within hours of him posting local news stations reported on him doing this. the ireport section of cnn.com people posted reprice to him saying be strong your dad was a her jobs how much they admired him and his father. this has caught fire. >> our deepest condolences to the families of all of those killed. >> absolutely. >> thanks very much. good report. >>> star vision literally stealing hundreds of thousands of lives in somalia. many of them babies. our own anderson cooper has been there and he has some horrifying stories to share with all of us. i am very grateful and appreciative that quicken loans can offer service members va loans. it was very important for me to be able to close and refinance my home quickly. i wanted to lower my mortgage payment. quicken loans guided me through every step of the process. the whole experience was amazing! [ tony ] serving those who serve us all... one more way quicken loans

oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh, it happened at an airport in kansas city, missouri, and the pilot's name is brian jenson, and he worked for delta air lines and joining me is the man who shot that video, timothy dorsett, and his son caleb, who witnessed it. i'm sorry that you had to witness that. but timothy, we could hear you throughout the video saying, please god, be with his family and oh, my gosh. it must have been horrifying for you. >> yes. the microphone? >> timothy, are you there? >> yeah, the, we are actually on a television. >> that is fine. we can do it like this. and i can hear you in the video saying, oh, my gosh, and then also, you saying, i hope that god is with, please god be with their families and it must have been horrifying to witness that especially with your son right next to you. >> yeah, my initial reaction was just shock and sadness at the same time. and i mean, my first instincts were to be concerned for the family. his family and friends that are having to deal with this. >> yeah. timothy, describe what you saw. the plane was doing some type of acrobatic stunt,

. >>> in kansas city, missouri, a small plane crashed while performing a stunt at the kansas city air show. the pilot was tragically killed. this happened saturday afternoon and it was shot by a 12-year-old all on a cell phone. the video shows a red byplane at the end of the a maneuver, tailing downward and nosediving into a grass field. >>> to the campaign trail now and michele bachmann trying to broaden her base of support instead of a week-long victory lap after wing the iowa straw poll, bachmann found herself in the shadow of rick perry's campaign speech. >> we are conservatives in this audience. good to see you. we need social conservatives. do we have fiscal conservatives today in this audience? we do. do we have national security conservatives in this audience? we do. any tea party conservatives in this audience? oh! >> david katz is a national political reporter for politico and joins me now. good to see you this morning. when we talk about what's going on with michele bachmann you heard the louders cheers fr ere the tea party. do you think now it will work for her or is it to

we were up to 107 in kansas city. these are some of the hottest temperatures that the middle of the country have seen in a long, long time. the heat warnings continue throughout much of the deep south. we have excessive heat warnings from yuma back to phoenix today. we're expecting 114. as far as anywhere else on the west coast, weather pattern doesn't change, hasn't changed. little weak lows continue to move to the pacific northwest up into canada. they drag the front through, then it warms up, then cools off. right now sunny conditions through much of the region during the day today once the sun does come up. coastal clouds lingering here in california. san francisco, you'll keep it down about 68. really nice once you move inland. l.a. 79. portland at 79. >>> we'll give you an updated forecast on thursday coming up. >> a gorgeous day on the west coast, as usual. >>> disappointing earnings and worry all over wall street. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plans for "two and a half men" show

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the protests spread to other cities, such as boston, san francisco, kansas city and san francisco. marchers say their message is clear rs that as women, they have the right to dress how they want and still be protected against sexual crimes such as rape. >> this is the first one in san francisco. and it's an anti-rape march. i think everyone would agree we're anti-rape, to bring that to awareness and say we have the right to be who we are and live our lives as we live our lives and pursue our lives without the victimized.gcc1: >> there are protesters of the walk who say the march is good, the objective is good, but the use of the term is not. >>> a group of notorious hackers is back from hiatus with a massive attack on u.s. law enforcement agencies. what they stole and why they say they were seeking revenge this time. >>> plus, the upset in bay area school rankings. we'll show you what bay area school for the first time beat out uc berkeley. and on a completely different note. >> they always fall off, and it's not pretty when you come back up. >> no, it's not. he's talking about bi

the exception is for areas in the middle of the country, traveling in missouri near omaha, kansas city, st. louis, definitely springfield, numerous thunderstorms. here's how it looks this monday. the record heat continues, 106 in dallas, 101 in san antonio. 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 o

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