captioning funded by this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, july 29th, 2015. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. it's another day of dangerous uncomfortable heat in the eastern united states. it's the kind of stifling heat that takes your breath away. today should be the peak of the latest heat wave. heat advisories are posted from oklahoma to alabama. it will feel like triple-digit temperatures across the south and into the northeast. in new york city the forecast is for a six-day run of temperatures of 90 degrees or higher. the high today is expected to be 95. the extreme heat is expected to affect power grids and officials say blackouts are inevitable. >> we serve 3.2 million metered customers that represents 9 million new yorkers throughout new york city and westchester every day. we will get pockets unfortunately of people who might lose power during the heat, and our crews are out there working in the heat to try to get the power back on as soon as they can. >> many cities have hit the 90-degree temperatures so far this year but not this many. it was so hot in north dakota that an interstate buckled. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says relief for folks in the east should be on the way. we're seeing a lot of heat across the south over the last week plus and now the heat is on the move into the northeast. for wednesday and thursday, a hot midweek for the megapolis. also up and down from boston down to new york philly d.c., all seeing very hot temperatures into the 90s and rising humidity. the tough stuff is on the bottom where you have the high heat indices. some relief is on the way. cold front starts moving southward on wednesday that will start to bring some relief especially across missouri, kansas and driving southward for thursday. it will still be hot outside. temperature as few degrees cooler and humidity much lower. the heat started to move westward for the late week. you're starting to see the warmth across the west coast, central valley, kale all the way up to seattle. you could see record highs later this week and quite a few triple digits into the valleys. i'm arab i'm eric fisher for the cbs news. the heat moving to the west will further complicate efforts for firefighters to battle a wildfire in california. a fire jumped the containment line and forced 200 people to evacuate. it's brought on by rising humidity, heat, and gusting winds. in tucson, a couple riding in an suv were hit by floodwaters and swept into a wash tuesday. the suv flipped over. the cups was able to get out and swept downstream. they were eventually rescued by the fire department. police in chattanooga, tennessee, released video showing the dui arrest of the man who shot and killed four marines and a petty officer earlier this month. mohammad abdulazeez was arrested in april, three months before his shooting spree. the video shows him being pulled over after swerving over a dotted line. abdulazeez tells the officers the powder on his face was due to caffeine pills. he also admits to having a hunting knife in his car. he was killed in a shoot-out with police. an alleged isis supporter is under arrest in florida charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. prosecutors say harlem suarez planned to plant a bomb on the beach in key west in the u.s. he told an informant he wanted to make a remotely triggered nail bomb. he was arrested monday after allegedly buying components for the bomb. israel says it's looking forward to the release of jonathan pollard. pollard is a navy alt arrested for spying on israel. he was arrested in 1985. he stole a top secret manual to let israel identify some of the america's covert agents. also gave information to pakistan and south africa. the obama administration denies his release is part of the concession with israel on the deal with iran. on capitol hill intense lobbying is under way for supporters and possibilities with the nuclear deal with iran now that congress has begun its 60-day review. a frustrated secretary john kerry testified before the house yesterday. he accused members of not understanding the agreement and told them the agreement is not built on trust. >> we will continue to push back on iran on every front available, but the fact is it's a lot easier to push back against an iran that doesn't have a nuclear weapon rather than one that does. >> congress is expected to vote in september on the agreement. the new york state prison worker who admits to helping inmates escape prison faces up to seven years behind bars. joyce mitchell wore shackles while in court on tuesday. her voice was barely audible. she admitted to smuggling hacksaw blades inside meat for the two inmates. the nfl players' association says it will file a new appeal on behalf of tom brady. they're filing an injunction to keep him on the field. wendy gillette shows us the latest blow to the super bowl mvp's reputation. >> reporter: tom brady is expected to report to the start of patriots trining camp today as the ongoing deflategate saga continues to unfold. on tuesday the nfl rejected brady's appeal and upheld his four-game suspension. the league cited evidence where the star quarterback asked his assistant to destroy his cell phone along with thousands of text messages. he told the league that he routinely recycles his phone. football fans are weighing in. >> i would have given him one or two games. i don't know about the whole four but i think it's fair. >> i think it's a big mistake. i think brady wins this. that's my decision. in a statement the nfpla said, quote, the nfl had no procedure in place until two days ago to test air pressure in footballs. >> if the nfl thought that deflating football is such a competitive edge, why did they give the football to the teams in the first place. they didn't do this last year. that's why they're in a mess. >> reporter: the next time he'll be eligible to play is in october when the patriots take on the indianapolis colts, the same team the patriots defeated in the nfc championship game using what the nfl says were deflated balls. the players' association says it will appeal what it calls an outrageous decision. that could happen as early as today. patriot' head coach bill belichick is also expected to speak at a news conference this morning. alison? >> wendy gillette for us in new york. thank you, wendy. a strong earthquake rattled south central alaska but no damage was recorded. the magnitude 6.8 earthquake happened last night. it was centered about 145 miles southwest of anchorage near the volcano. our anchorage affiliate ktva was on the air when the quake hit. anchorage residents say they felt a slow rolling that lasted several seconds and then a jolt. following the earthquakes in oklahoma they shut down two wastewater and injection wells. wastewater and oil and gas drill has been linked to earthquakes in that state. the quake on 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outside the shuttered office a small memorial was set up. palmer has said he's not been contacted by authorities in zimbabwe or the u.s. in 2006 he illegally shot a black bear in protected area and then lied about where the hunt took place. a world famous baby giraffe died tuesday in an accident. 3-month-old kipenzi broke her neck when she ran into the edge of her habitat. millions of people watched her life birth when it was streamed on "animal planet." and straight ahead, amazon's flight plan. the online retail giant looks for special airspace for its drones. >> how many times do i have to [ bleep ] tell you. >> you know what, ma'am? you can do it yourself. i'm not going to do it, okay? >> and a 911 dispatcher faces suspension after hanging up on the family of a dying teenager. suspension after hanging up on the family of a dying teenager. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro... when you go this summer, go to the new choicehotels.com and when you stay 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stocks rebound in amazon's latest plan to deliver by drone. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, allison. the chinese regulator announced probes into shared dumping and the central bank saw more policy easing. the shanghai composite added 3.5%, tokyo's nikkei added a fraction. strong earnings reports from ford, ups, and others sent stocks on wall street higher. the dow gained 189 points. the s&p finished 25 points higher. the nasdaq was up 49 points. it was a roller-coaster day for the social website twitter. twitter beat analysts' quarter expectations up nearly 64% from last year. stock shares initially soared as much as 6%. but during the earnings report conference call, twitter's financial chief told investors not to expect any immediate audience growth for a considerable amount of time. after the conference call ended shares were down 12%. microsoft's window operating system windows 10 debuts today. it's a 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little hedgehog is the star of a virtual reality animated show by oculus. it's a company facebook bought out for $2 billion last year. henry's the second film for oculus. guests at the invite-only event wore oculus headsets which are expected to go on sale next year. there's a new option for obese americans who want to lose weight. the fda approved an inflatable balloon which takes up space in the stomach to trig ear feeling of fullness. in a trial the users lost an average of 14 pounds in six months. it's seen as an alternative to lap band surgery. a young boy has underwent a life-saving operation. he's the first one to receive a hand transplant. an ma westerner reports. >> reporter: most would consider zion harvey a miracle. he survived the amputation of both hands and feet at the age of 2. he walks with the help of prosthetic legs. but for his hands, doctors at the children's hospital of philadelphia wanted to do something more. >> pull hard. >> reporter: dr. scott levin directed the unprecedent procedure. why has this never been done before? >> i think the difficulty is finding the family who has the courage to relinquish the arms of a child who just died and give hope and life and quality of life to a child who's still living. >> reporter: levin led a team of 40 people including ten surgeons who worked in four separate teams to attach the donor's hands from earlier this month, hands of a child roughly the same size and age. >> you can see the hand starting to pink up. >> reporter: at a news conference today, zion waved to the crowd. >> i just want to say this. never give up on your dreams. it will come true. >> reporter: he says he's happy to have new hands. but does it feel different? >> it feels the same because i never left who i was. i'm the same person i still used to be but with some cool new hands. >> reporter: doctors expect zion's hands to become stronger and grow with him but he's already reached one milestone. today he signed his name. anna werner, cbs news, philadelphia. >> that little boy is a total inspiration. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on tom brady's deflategate scandal. we'll hear from james brown of nfl today. plus louisiana governor and presidential candidate bobby ginn jindal joins us in the studio. and we'll take you to beijing where taylor swift is waging a war on merchandise. that's the news for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com "cbs morning news." i thanks for watching. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. good morning. a live look at th bay bridge. it was foggy when i was driving in. good morning, it's july 29. i'm maria medina. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. there's a little bit of layer, it's not that big marine layer but it is a little misty out there. it is 4:30 on the nose. a little traffic and weather. it's "hump day." you're heading towards your weekend, we're so close. >> what planet are you on? [ laughter ] >> we have this one little finger of fog under the golden gate bridge but that's it but it is a sign that we have a marine layer out there that wants to move into the bay area beginning later this afternoon. right now, that's the scene looking towards sfo. clear skies, temperatures in the 60s except for santa rosa in the mid-50s. we have yet another "spare the air" day as our temperatures soar to the triple digits. we'll talk about that. let's say good morning to liza battalones. >> good morning, roberta. good morning, everybody. caltrans was busy overnight and the chp, as well. there was an accident which had shut down one of the connector ramps at the dublin interchange. the accident is gone but there's still roadwork east 580 from