the northeast. that s what we are looking at. steve, gretchen and brian, the severe weather threat will be into this afternoon and evening. heed the warnings from texas to minnesota. all right. thank you very much, maria. look at the animation we get only for special people like my next guest. he was elected to the hall of fame in 1985. the first 4,000-yard passer in the nfl and mvp of the super bowl. i believe it was super bowl iii. look who s here. joe namath created a fire storm with the beautiful jacket and your great career. right. when you went to cannes where did that rank? after championships and to some ball players that s the dream come true to be recognized as a hall-of-famer. that was in 85. what s going on now, this is the golden anniversary for the hall of fame. 50 years. that s right. they have expanded the physical part of the building and all.
more inspiration for the younger generation coming up with patriotic values. we were so moved by the story that young man will be on the program tomorrow. meantime let s go to the streets of new york city to look at the day we have ahead weatherwieds. hello, maria. hi, steve, gretchen and brian. good morning. as far as new york city goes we are expecting temperatures to continue on the rise. today we could make it into the low 90s out here. that will be the story as well across sections of the midatlantic. temperatures on the rise starting to finally feel a little bit more like summer across parts of the country. as we head to the west we have a storm system expected to produce severe weather again today. yesterday we received over 300 reports of severe weather. 24 of them at least were reports of tornadoes, damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes will be possible yet again from texas up through parts of minnesota. here is a look at the high temperatures. 80s and 90s widespread
stone, clean bathrooms really sell. steve: thank you very much. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, another big announcement from angelina jolie, what she s doing this weekend, weeks after she announced a double mastectomy. judge napolitano heads to studio e, here on your studio e, here on your channel for news.
you ll have health problems, diabetes, gain weight, risk of high blood pressure. all the stuff i worry about, you can t compensate with weekend sleeping. get it while you can and do it regularly every night. get into a good pattern. as we get older we have more things waking us up at night. steve: dr. marc siegel back from texas and biking with the president. and getting a lot of good sleep. gretchen: parents are outraged. school officials conducted iris scans on their kids without parents permission. steve: caught in a catnap. another naper. this guy was listening to your doc. this labor boss paid more than $150,000 a year, and you know what? he sleeps a lot on the job. charles payne weighs in on that as we roll in live that as we roll in live from new york city.
medical a team with the sleep myths. that genetic thing can be passed down? i m not a great sleeper. now my daughter is not a great sleeper. there is a genetic indication here. the problem is it s also environmental. she may not be a great sleeper because she sees you getting up in the middle of the night to come here. gretchen: what about naps? for people who don t sleep well, do naps work? there is an indication that power naps help a lot. i m calling that a fact. the problem is you can t make up for that deep dream r.e.m. sleep. that s the best kind of sleep and that s continuous. steve: a lot of people that get up at odd hours worry if i have coffee later in the day that s going to keep me up at night. here s the truth. you can have coffee in the afternoon. steve: it s a myth? it is a myth afternoon coffee will keep you up at night. even though coffee lasts 12 hours, by the time you re getting r&d did i for getting ready for sleep it is usually something else.