requires. reporter: how much is he going to pay to go to a shop? $150, $200 max. with me, there is no wait. reporter: finally, tip number three, think about what that blinking dashboard light may mean before you even call the mechanic. with this new gadget called car md. phil finds out there are four free recalls on their car. good to know. reporter: the hassle, the i had no idea. frustration, in the rearview mirror. those repairs, $525 less than their last quote. that s right. we were able to say the family $525. what struck us the most, that differential, $100 for just one repair. tomorrow we tackle hidden bank fees. the average american spending $225 a year and that money just sitting in our checking accounts earning next to nothing. we ll show you how to save 78 times the national interest rate. rob, diana. man, crazy. if you can save money, do it because mechanic get a little
you factor in the humidity, that s what will be feeling like in the triple digits across the northeast. the most dangerous area along the i-95 corridor, washington, d.c., philadelphia and new york. be feeling between 100 and 105. widespread temperatures feels like the upper 90s. be careful out there. diana and rob, back to you. thank you, andrew. as for the rest of the nation s weather right now, showers and heavy rain stretch from florida all the way to the rockies. some thunderstorms on the northern plains. another sunny day along the west coast. it will be 84 degrees in seattle, billings and colorado springs. 88 degrees in a couple of rob s favorite cities, miami and new orleans. and there are all those readings in the 90s for northeast corner of the nation. if that s where you live, you want to be careful. indeed. we told you this yesterday. as you know, everybody knows now, twinkies are back on store shelves. when there are twinkies, let there be twinkie-eating contests.
the most dangerous part is along the i-95 corridor, including washington, d.c., up through philadelphia and new york. feels like around the triple digits but everywhere will be in the mid to upper 90s. at least that s how it s going to feel. diana and rob, back to you. thank you for that. in the southwest it s monsoon season and that means dust storms. another so-called haboob rolled into the valley of the sun yesterday. weatherman from our abc station there got up close and personal with that haboob. he said that the wind gusts were so strong, it actually hurt to turn towards the haboob. sorry. i m sorry. i made her laugh. further west a brush fire has forced dozens of people from their homes in rural riverside county, california. the flames has force the evacuation of an animal sanctuary. about 1,000 acres have burned so far.
i m not pincing. we re not dehydrated. we are not dehydrated but, man, oh, man, are we hot! upstairs, the ac, please! come on. i never complain about hot. it is hot in here, okay? yes, thank you. from health concerns now so widening heat dome putting such a big area of the country in danger. our coverage continues with accuweather and meteorologist andrew baglini. good morning. good morning, diana and rob. not only is this heat wave sticking around, it s getting worse over the next couple of days. big dome of high pressure in control keep us hot, keeping us humid. we saw that monday, temperatures in 90s. 92 in new york city and even 90 in boston. it s even hotter this time around. 97 in washington, d.c. 96 for us in new york. then you factor in the humidity and that s what s going to make it feel like it s in the triple digits all across the northeast.
his own in the next few weeks. diana and rob, that is an incredible prognosis. thank you. apparently what saved his life is that there was a very, very old tree buried in that dune that created an air pocket of sorts and that s what allowed him to survive. actually was a restricted area and he was playing over there. the whole dune, 12 stories high, came crashing down. how frightening for any parent. i can t imagine it. still to come, if your car has become a money dump, we advice you may need to take. how a little knowledge and a little app can save you a pile of cash. announcer: world news now continues after this from our abc station.