the salt lake city police department's homicide squad. >> get a lot of missing person cases in salt lake city. >> lieutenant mitchell was the chief detective. >> i tried to sit through those to find the ones that raise the hair on the back of your neck for lack of a better term and this raised the hair on the back of my neck. i decided we need to take action now and at least start an initial investigation. >> truth be told, most reports are easily resolved. missing person may have lost their phone are decided to take a break from some family drama. that did not appear to be the case with mackenzie. the relationship she had with her mom and dad would be the envy of most parents. >> they were always contacting each other. they would send silly text back and forth. >> the detectives led the missing persons investigation even though their specialty was murder. >> a usual homicide investigation, there's a dead body. we're starting was something. we are moving backwards and in this case we started with nothing. >> they pulled the airport surveillance camera footage on the night of mackenzie's

. >> ♪ >> graduation at the university of utah in salt lake city, home . it time for selfies.miles. celebration. in may 2019, 8500 graduates and their families packed the university's huge arena. lauren mccluskey should've been here too receiving her degree in cap and gown as happy as her classmates. except, she was not. the story of what happened and why is as sad as it is eye- opening. >> this was not one of those things that it was out of our bones control. >> how many times do women have to call for help before the university of utah realizes, you know what? we've got to stop this up. >> what are the two of you thinking at that point? >> i couldn't fathom what happened. >> neither of us slept that night. >> it's a story that could have ended differently. if just one person had stepped up. if one more phone call had been made. 1.connected. instead, the repercussions of a preventable murder would continue for years to come. lauren grew up in a college town of pullman, washington. her parents both professors. from early on, lauren was a girl in motion. her mom, jill. >> she c

the international olympic committee's future host commission recommended salt lake city, utah, to host4 winter games, a formal announcement is expected here. in the days leading up to the opening of this year's summer games in paris, utah state legislature has already approved funding to upgrade venues and other infrastructure projects. salt lake city hosted 2400 athletes for the winter olympics in 2002. >> in colorado, denver international airport launched its longest ever nonstop flight yesterday. turkish airlines has officially started service between denver's airport and turkey's istanbul airport. the new route will fly about 6130 miles, making it about 12 hours long. the announcement first came in april. turkish airlines is the 26th airline to operate at denver's airport, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. >> west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find a round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. today marks 30 years since the murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman right outside sim

city in the us. that is where a 2 year old block that pulls quite to stop by entering a residential neighborhood and climbing a tree, the best of an adventure was cut short. however, when a trunk flies adults caused him to slip and fall. he wasn't badly hot and he has now been set free in the wild. take the we are all set and we are watching to see him to bring you the story behind the new will on about com, biased information for free might say due to me in the the.

1 mobile act what denver is doing sending 2000 or so illegal immigrants from denver to salt lake cityf valid act were law i tried repeatedly to pass this day democrats objected we need to push back also push back on administration, knowingly wilfully intentionally inviting people in, bringing them in, bringing them in and then keeping -- keeping them moving from one state to another, because even the states and cities that have called themselves sanctuaries are now getting tired of them. and partly because venezuelan other countries sending all least desirable criminal elements into the united states through drug cartels horrifically has to stop with the border enforcement, joe biden has all tools at disposal to stop it he refuses to do so -- >> it is not stopping we can't just keep saying this is happening, over and over again, it is not stopping. what are you going to do about it? we are here five months away from the election are we going to see illegals votes in the presidential elections somehow? >> i fear that we will, an virtually certain going to happen i have done everything

city, denver han estado con temperaturas altas, houston se queda con 90.ste y este del paÍs, 94 millones de personas todavÍa se mantienen bajo riesgo de estas altas temperaturas, pero tambiÉn monitoreo el riesgo por tormentas severas, ya que 66 millones de personas aproximadamente se mantienen bajo riesgo de granizo, asÍ como tambiÉn fuertes rÁfagas de viento y no se descarta la formaciÓn de tornados. vemos que los tornados se podrÍan generar desde el Área de boston y muy cerca en el Área de nueva york. vamos a ver las tormentas cÓmo se van desplazando la madrugada. ya para el dÍa de maÑana condiciones mÁs tranquilas en nueva york asÍ como en el Área de washington. la ciudad de los vientos, chicago, se podrÍa generar esas fuertes tormentas. temperaturas van a estar calientes todavÍa. vamos a el Área de napa, san josÉ, fresno, bakersfield. texas con sensaciones de hasta casi los 100 grados mientras que phoenix llegando hasta los 109. toca estar al pendiente del tiempo. fÉlix: asÍ es. gracias. en un lugar en la frontera existe un desierto donde las temperatu

lines to salt lake city. first lucas tomlinson live at the white house. >> two weeks after president biden signed the new executive order he continues to blame republicans for what he says forced him to do it. >> president biden: we were about to move forward when republicans walked away from the deal and the most pathetic and petty reasons. so much for them caring about the border. >> his new border policy announced yesterday gives half a million immigrants married to american citizens but lack legal status in the united states a new pathway to citizenship for them and their children . trump's former chief chad wolf calls it the largest am necessary tee granted in 30 years. he said i restricted unlawful crossings and enabled quicker decisions on asylum. our border encounters have dropped 25%. house speaker mike johnson asking what took so long adding just two weeks ago the president pretended to crack down on the open border catastrophe by engaging in a border charade and now granting amnesty to hundreds of

city, denver han estado con temperaturas altas, houston se queda con 90.tro oeste y este del paÍs, 94 millones de personas todavÍa se mantienen bajo riesgo de estas altas temperaturas, pero tambiÉn monitoreo el riesgo por tormentas severas, ya que 66 millones de personas aproximadamente se mantienen bajo riesgo de granizo, asÍ como tambiÉn fuertes rÁfagas de viento y no se descarta la formaciÓn de tornados. vemos que los tornados se podrÍan generar desde el Área de boston y muy cerca en el Área de nueva york. vamos a ver las tormentas cÓmo se van desplazando la madrugada. ya para el dÍa de maÑana condiciones mÁs tranquilas en nueva york asÍ como en el Área de washington. la ciudad de los vientos, chicago, se podrÍa generar esas fuertes tormentas. temperaturas van a estar calientes todavÍa. vamos a el Área de napa, san josÉ, fresno, bakersfield. texas con sensaciones de hasta casi los 100 grados mientras que phoenix llegando hasta los 109. toca estar al pendiente del tiempo. fÉlix: asÍ es. gracias. en un lugar en la frontera existe un desierto donde las tem

so today, about 109 in vegas will actually feel like 107 salt lake city. you're going to be right aund 100 degrees today. but again, the humidity is kind of down. same for you in boise. and as we look towards late in the week, no relief. phoenix you're kind of like stuck in the rut now a bunch of 110 days in a row. denver staying pretty warm too. and bill, it's not just heat. what about this record breakain in the midwest? when is the next round of storms? it's already going now, but thankfully it's not hitting the same areas of iowa, nebraska and southern minnesota that we've had the record flooding and where the rivers are still in major flood stage. now we're watching storms in the ohio valley later on this afternoon. we do expect another round of storms and some of these will be the southern half of iowa into nebraska. most of the rivers were now concerned with are in the northern half of the state and southern minnesota. so it does look like we're going to avoid a lot of the rain in those areas. and then tomorrow we'll continue to track these severe s

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to salt lake city in may and that revelation sparked a media response from utah governor spencer cox is completely unacceptable and follows on the failed catch and release policy of biden administration. every state has received illegal immigrants and utah's resources are completely depleted. denver says many newcomers are from texas or maybe florida have no intention of coming to colorado and the city purchases tickets so that migrants can reach their desired destination and denver says, guess what, salt lake city is one of the most frequently requested. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. washington times report claimed 99% of migrants caught and released in a parole program are now at large. bring in sheriff chad bianco in river side county. they're given a court date in the future and no way to track them down and make sure they show up. is that an accurate statement of reality and how are we going to fix things? >> that certainly is an accurate position, that's an accurate statement and that's one thing that the government doesn't want you to know is that they're just absolutely releasing

plane tickets to salt lake city and has sent immigrants to every state in the country investing theynot push them to specific locations, but to, quote: where they may have support networks or job opportunities. governor cox says his state can offer migrants neither. on x, posting utah's resources are completely depleted. his office later telling us they didn't find out about denver's plan until mid may. democrat denver mayor mike johnston's office insists it's been incredit particularly transparent in managing the had 2,000 immigrants a arrived there since texas greg abbott began busing them to sanctuary city. in they said they were overwhelmed. the rogue buses being dropped off across this country flight nadal of the night leaving people with no real support at all, no coordination with the local municipalities. >> we just want it to be coordinated and a humanitarian way. which we think makes it effective for the city and newcomers. >> they seem to think we should be giving them a place to stay. >> jude dowd runs the rescue mission nonprofit in utah. she says they're at capacity. on

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sensaciones que se sienten de hasta 100 grados las vegas 102 grados, phoenix 104 grados salt lake cityi se mantiene en los 90 grados. tambiÉn es importante mencionar que nos mantenemos con riesgo de tiempo severo. un cinto y sectores del Área de nueva york, y en boston hasta el momento lo que mÁs me preocupa es el riesgo por tornado como pueden ver se maten elevado en sectores de boston, y en la gran manzana en el Área de nueva york. como vemos en la imagen de satÉlite radar, lluvia comienza a registrarse en el radar. temperaturas calientes 98 grados en dallas, no 25 grados en houston, phoenix 108 grados hasta aquÍ mi reporte del tiempo. felix: muchas gracias medio de esta ola de calor cuidado tambiÉn con los mosquitos que transmiten enfermedades y no nos responsable de mÁs muertes de seres humanos que cualquier otro animal en el planeta, en junio, julio, agosto estos insectos se tornan mÁs activos, traemos consejos de los expertos para protegernos. reportera: con la llegada del verano los mosquitos estÁn mÁs activos y representa un riesgo significativo para la salud pÚblica. >> genera

checking today's high temperatures 90s from salt lake city to denver, mostly 70s from seattle to theat lakes. 80s from atlanta to new york city. >> coming up, a major reversal from the fda when it comes to vaping. >> but first, new dramatic video showing a police shootout at a crowded grocery store and later, the new project from dolly parton years in the making. >> jolene. jolene jolene. >> i'm begging of you. please don't tak i love you. [vo]: confusion. i'll just take your arm. [vo]: pain. worry. and bravery. you got this. [vo]: all in the life... i love you. okay? [vo]: of a child. this is why starlight exists. to bring happiness to hospitalized children when they need it most. because happiness matters. they never knew was theirs to even have. >> it's gma's. show me the money i've made an enemy of me reindeer meet martha. >> no mistake about it. i hope that is the character martha from the hit netflix series baby reindeer, whose real life inspiration is now suing the streaming giant. >> fiona harvey says that stalker character is based on her, but claims the portrayal is full of

to salt lake city over the last year and a half.et's bring in republican congressman blakemore who is here for the district we appreciate your time thank you for coming. >> thank you, jacqui. you when i want to review a piece from "the new york times" because they put out an article about how this is happening they tracked a family in salt lake. they say it, listen to this quote "when your hotel stay paid for by the city of denver ran out the family ended up on another bus this one headed to selleck said he thought to be a welcoming destination thanks to plentiful jobs and the deep influence of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. "so i ask you where are these migrants getting the idea that salt lake is a good destination for them? >> they are getting the idea from disingenuous people trying to pan off of what is really going on this is horrific immigration policy from the president. they want to pretend they are being so humane when in all actuality they are putting these poor immigrants in the worst situation possible

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the temperatures are going occupy, boise, 100, salt lake city, vegas 109.it's that time of year, ellison, you can't win. we like the rain but we don't want the thunderstorms. they usually do start new blazes as we go throughout this time of year. >> all right, steve patterson, and bill karins, thank you both, we appreciate it. >>> it's time now for today's cnbc money minute, toyota recalls thousands of suvs, and what was on the shelf at a popular discount chain? steve kovach joins us now. hey. >> hey, ellison, toyota is recalling 145,000 lexus and highlander suvs over an air bag issue. the driver side curtain air bags make -- deploy, and auto makers are working on a fix, owners notified by mid-august. dollar tree failed to remove applesauce packets that contain contaminated lead. the letter said public health officials still found the pouches, which contain 200 times the fda approved amount of lead up to eight weeks after they were recalled. the discount chain now has 15 days to respond to the letter with a plan to avoid having recalled products on shelves

you see one moving to the north and the east of us headed towards salt lake city, a high pressure trying to build in, but really just going to see a kind of a broad trough settling in along the west coast. so stepping out the door tonight, temperatures in the 70's and the 80's in most spots away from the coastline. little cool out toward the beaches overall, though. yeah, it looks like we're going to see another a weak system approach the coastline. i think the best news of all is we're going to see higher humidity in the coming days. i think a whole lot of fog as we head in toward wednesday and thursday, of course, that will dampen that fire really help the as we head toward the middle of week. guys, back to you. >> thank you, lawrence. well, following a unanimous vote by san jose city council, the city is going to allocate millions of dollars in this year's budget to try to tackle the mounds of trash going into city waterways from coming in from homeless encampments. the city is going to work to move homeless residents and try to stop the cycle of and leslie cleaning up trash the city

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city. a lot is at stake in this election. voters in all 27 eu countries will shift the makeup of the european parliament and policy making in the european commission. those policies often have an impact on america and silicon valley, especially big tech companies from the silicon valley actually implemented the data protection that was decided in europe by european, by the european legislator. so for any type of decisions, regulations that are decided and implemented by europe, there is an effect on the us. and that's why it's very important. of course, that european citizens, french citizens here in the silicon valley actively vote. france is the only eu country to establish polling stations for its citizens abroad. other nations typically have citizens send in official ballots. a reminder this weekend there is no caltrain service between san jose and san francisco. the agency is testing its new electric locomotives, caltrain is also limiting the number of busses going from san jose, dirid

but for fun, the family headed out to their second home in lake city, colorado. those photos of their parents were taken nearby. >> they both loved the cabin and going up to colorado. >> it was so pretty. it was in a valley. you would look and it looked like a postcard. mountains. >> there was a river running right near there. >> reporter: their rockies get away was a family place to escape. >> what was it like? >> we would go there summers. hiking and horse back riding and hang out as a family. >> was there a lot of family bonding? >> definitely. we had a lot of fun. board games, going out hiking an doing all these different activities together. >> reporter: in texas, leslie had an obgyn practice and worked long hours delivering babies. >> she was the area's first female obgyn. >> she was. she was very much a pioneer in that sense. >> she was very strong willed. a feminist in a way she was all about i can do anything that any man can do and i can do it better. >> reporter: in 2004, leslie decided to make a change in her life. she retired from medicine and devote

we've got triple digits expected for las vegas, palm springs, fresno, salt lake city will hit 87 degrees. running way warm for this time of year. but specifically as we get into thursday and beyond we'll likely s see record-breaking temperatures. we've got 112 on tap for thursday in las vegas and 111 on friday. meanwhile, the middle of the country, a chance for strong storms, 19 million at risk, from dallas to alexandria and into jackson. the tornado risk is on the low end, but w coast, philadelphia and washington, d.c. richmond hit 86 degrees. mostly sunny skies in new york with a high of 80 today. that's a look at you are why fore your forecast. >>> why robert downey jr. could be ready to suit bacup airk s on man. >>> and gamestop shares soaring again. only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. tiny troy: he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head and shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp... little rascals... but

city. >> also, the 4th of july is coming up and you can bet there's an extra edge to this year's warning against using illegal fireworks. more and more democrats are coming out against their own party's plan to help tackle the issue of retail theft. >> i'm capitol correspondent eytan wallace. talk to you too. and why? >> today san francisco mayor london breed. welcome to the first group of students in the city's hbcu summer program. the program is part of the mayor's 30 by 30 initiative, which focuses on bringing 30,000 residents and students to live work and study in downtown by 2030, the cohort of 60 hbcu students will spend the summer living working and learning in san francisco will take part in lectures and workshops and work in paid internship placements across the city's departments. >> san francisco's school board will begin considering what you it's 121 public schools will close or be burj to in the face of declining enrollment. the district says enrollment has dropped by more than

that's the same situation for another person i talked with who drove all the way here from salt lake city, and will also have to reschedule at the white house today, national security adviser jake sullivan said the biden administration is still pushing for a cease fire proposal the president made last week. the world should know the palestinian people should know that the only thing standing in the way of an immediate cease fire today is hamas. but this afternoon, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he has not agreed to any permanent cease fire, saying hamas has not been completely destroyed. san francisco police have not released the number of people who were arrested today. in san francisco, sergio quintana nbc, bay area news. all right. jeff ranieri is back with us. let's talk about the fires. we just saw another fire break out in patterson pass. we had the one tracey. we had this one. a lot of these wind conditions are fueling a lot of these embers being moved around. and now we have the heat coming in. what kind of a situation are we going to find ourselves in the nex

city.ight they're watching for flare ups, demolishing scaffolding that had a lot of people nervous. could it have fallen on people's homes? this was one of the biggest fires that we have seen in a while. neighbors are still shaken, many of them still under evacuation orders at this hour. and not just redwood city, atherton, palo alto, los altos. many communities impacted air quality concerns and flying embers. take a look at this photo sent to us from a viewer in atherton. we heard a lot of people in atherton who say the wind sent flying embers. see the size of that thing right next to their foot into their yards. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us live. and terry, a lot of people were relieved that this fire is finally under control. well, the main event is over, but the aftermath rolls on. take a look at a very eerie, weird shot behind me. smoke coming up in the night. those lights provided by the local fire departments. keeping an eye on this thing every now and then you'll hear the

salt lake city should feel around 82 to 85. on sunday up to 101. and entire states across the eastern sea board also under advisories and heat warnings including ohio over toward pennsylvania and new jersey where even the jersey shore won't escape the heat. could feel as hot as 105 on your sunday. also tonight we're tracking severe weather across the midwest. something could be looking at flash flooding. the good news we say good-bye to the heat midweek but returns by the time we get into friday. >> can't escape it. andrew kozak, thank you. >>> much of europe is experiencing extreme weather, too. in greece this wind driir burne forest on the island of hira, south of ireland. >>> the usually pisc esc town lies at the base of the iconic matter horn mountain. >>> moving on now, it has been another deadlyday in gaza. today dozens wer kled when israeli air strikes hit four neighborhoods in gaza city. cbs' imitiaz tyab has the latest. >> reporter: palestinian health officials saying at least 40 people were killed in a series of israeli strikes as fears o

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city. as we consider thehallenges facing public school teachers today, there is one statistic that worries me the most. the majority of american parents do not want their children to become teachers. my mother was one of those parents, wanteow or a lawyer. when i finally worked up the courage to let my mother know i was going to public doctor teacher, i said no, elementary school teacher, i don't want to read into the record what my mother said after that but she was upset, not because she respect teachers, quite the opposite. in korea teachers hold a position of high and receive higher pay, prestige and respect. that is what my mom wanted for her son. that's what doctors and lawyers receive in the united states and that is what i want for every public school teacher in this country. high pay, prestige and respe. you used to be able to raise a family on a teacher's salary. now the only reason i'm able to be a public school teacher is because my wife makes much more money than me. i apprecia

city. tonight they're watching for flare ups, demolishing scaffolding that had a lot of people nervous. could it have fallen on people's homes? this was one of the biggest fires that we have seen in a while. neighbors are still shaken, many of them still under evacuation orders at this hour. and not just redwood city, atherton, palo alto, los altos. many communities impacted air quality concerns and flying embers. take a look at this photo sent to us from a viewer in atherton. we heard a lot of people in atherton who say the wind sent flying embers. see the size of that thing right next to their foot into their yards. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us live. and terry, a lot of people were relieved that this fire is finally under control. well, the main event is over, but the aftermath rolls on. take a look at a very eerie, weird shot behind me. smoke coming up in the night. those lights provided by the local fire departments. keeping an eye on this thing every now and then you'll hear

we discussed the p summit with john chavira lake city, a editor for the issue in science publication. it was that thing, pay summit in switzerland. they talk to some delegates and told us that they've expressed that fatigue. go to yet another ukraine centric events or the national interest. so being down say i was able to interact with a good number of the delegations that different levels and also interact with some of the journalists covering the event. and from the delegation perspective, you can raise you there. i think overall most were kind place looking at the performance of the statements that they read over the 2 days. basically were written in advance and there were no changing of minds and the delegations base. we said that, you know, we, we know we're not going to change any minds. this is an event. it's a spectacle, it's to, it's designed to show solidarity in unit indemnity, etc. but there was also vice president, a, an exhaustion part of it, which is fine menu. how much of this do we have to continue to go through an every meetings g, 7, g, 20 nato, you, when general as

the fiery crash happened monday southeast of salt lake city in little cottonwood canyon after the truck went straight into an embankment. bystanders helped the officer pull the driver from the burning truck and surrounding brush. police are calling those good samaritans really the true heroes here. the driver suffered multiple compound fractures to his arm and also had lacerations . >> in southern california, officials at cal state los angeles say they believe the ransacking of a building there on campus caused tens of thousands of dollars in damage. pro-palestinian protesters took over the student services building last night, with the school administrator and president still inside. everyone was eventually removed from the building. no arrests were made. los angeles mayor karen bass reacted to the aftermath. >> i think everybody has a right to express themselves. i'm concerned as to how much money now the cal state system is going to have to spend to correct the damage. >> a barricaded, graffiti covered camp has been on campus for the past month. demonstrators say they have no plans t

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excessive heat warnings for places like salt lake city. this heat also impacting the west. triple-digit temperatures anticipated with temperatures reaching 108 degrees for the start of the workweek in phoenix. linsey. >> linsey: all right, somara. thank you. >>> now to those deadly wildfires in southern new mexico. the fbi is working with multiple law enforcement agencies to try to determine the cause of the south fork and salt fires. they're offering up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction. at least two people have died in the blazes, and hundreds of homes have been destroyed. >>> and now to the life-threatening rip currents along the eastern seaboard. since thursday, at least eight people have drowned, and the search for two teens who went missing in rough beach waters in new york on friday has now been suspended. tonight the warnings and safety tips for swimmers as beach season heats up. here's abc's morgan norwood. >> reporter: tonight, the national weather service warning of life-threatening rip currents up and down the atlantic and gulf coast

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leg on 98, the famous salt lake city 2002 and vancouver 2010. andrey, topic. sports and cinema.elarus, let's belarus, attention, this belarusian handball player was included in the hall of fame of the european handball federation in june 2023, name his name, arthur, rutenko, sergei rutenko, absolutely right, six-time winner of the champions league, we are talking about him, now the chairman of the belarusian tennis federation. arthur, topic, belarus, let's stay on the topic of belarus. give someone a rest? oleg. oleg is resting again. in 2023, irina shimanovich made it into the main draw of a grand slam tournament for the first time in her career. what specific tournament are we talking about? i remind you that there are only four grand slam tournaments. so which one of them, let’s say, was successful for irina shimanovich in the twenty-third year. friends. arthur, but you, as a running fan, well, in my opinion, should have known the answer to this question, one way or another, with such an insidious, in a sense, question, we are finishing the second period, and let's sum up the

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salt lake city could be in for re-breaking temperatures this afternoon with highs approaching 101 degrees's a look at the forecast across the country. let us see whas going on in your neighborhood. >> somara: and that's a look at your forecast. guys, we staying cool? >> whit: we are right now at this very moment. yes. in the studio. thank you, somara. we appreciate it. >>> all right. now to taylor swift taking over london. we have the latest on the swift invasion covered in-depth with our very own will ganss. he is in the uk this morning. will, you have been on quite the adventure and seen plenty of famous faces out there at the concert too. >> reporter: yes, whit. it has been unbelievable here in london. in fact, the city of london is expecting 700,000 visitors over the course of taylor's eight shows here. she's playing this city, london, more than any other on the eras world tour. so i booked the cheapest flight we could find with absolutely no plan of how i was going to get into the concert and it turns out i wasn't the only one trying to see taylor swift this weekend. >> london, welco

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kathy from salt lake city the special announcement last night was a total -- a total cheap fake you wereshould sit in the icebox courtroom scott from texas ask the dinosaurs what happens when you block the sun. how did the dinosaurs diet thought it was a meteor. that they die because the sun went away i don't bobby joe from new york johnny is so funny can i pinch his cheeks. which cheeks for me from cleveland ohio my 4-year-old grandson named his hamster jesse watters pizza 1 handsome hands to her. thanks guys name all of your freaky pets after jesse watters dvr the show hannity's next remember i'm waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ]