the, the, an income if you look into the nice stats, july 29th and d w the, this is dw news life from the temperatures soul around the world. the us issues fit warnings comes to coach the taurus fil flock. death valley hoping to witness the flux his day on record. time he talked to the state, there's nothing to celebrate will say coming up the desk, told him my insides career off the must've rainfall. forget to flash floods and

bland slides across the country. rescue teams by still searching for victims. and the big final thoughts wimbledon spain's carlos outcries beats nobody jumped of age ending this dns winning street the object part. welcome to the program. extreme high temperatures around the world in the united states, kate warnings are in place for roughly a 3rd of the population states from florida to california sweltering under a high pressure system, known as i think the despite the health has the visitors are flocking to death valley the hoping to witness the hottest temperature reliably recorded on the moment his back could reach 54 degrees celsius or

a 130 degrees fahrenheit. it's the hottest tours bond in america, and soon maybe even all nursing said 131, the wall climate scientists and health authorities are ringing the alarm visitors to california stuff valley are rooting for temperatures to keep rising just enough to melt a century on record. why and a place like that that we were talking about the hottest temperatures here, we might be talking about some of the highest temperatures ever recorded. if you look at the top temperatures on record, death valley is all over that list. and so if you experience the top temperatures here, you're, you may be experiencing that world record, which is really exciting for many folks. for weeks, large parts of america been baking under relentless heat. don't breaking nearly 900 daily temperature records across the country since june. authorities of issued heat advisories for at least 15 states from florida in the southeast to california in

the west. for the rest, i never experienced this kind of heat. now. it's really, really helped. you can magazines, they always like 10 minutes, 50 minutes, then you need to have some medical from the car. but even the guard is getting some trouble getting the cooling but not everyone's excited about the record breaking hate. the fact that people are coming out here to celebrate this, the park services giddy people are excited. i'm calling it happy death day because okay, it's a mile soon tomorrow. but then next year it's going to be another milestone in 10 years. 20 years is going to 140 here. what do we celebrating for years climate experts of point this is only the beginning as man made climate change leads to ever more extreme weather events. but even after year flooding hurricane some blistering heat waves, a majority of americans remain unconcerned. a recent poll found that fewer than

$4.10 americans think climate change is a major issue. logic of peachy is a meteorologist. joining us from washington and heather matthew desperately, desperately already broke global. he records in 20202021. what makes it so that well thing is there roughly about a 100 meters below sea level. and what happens is something called a diabetic compression. it sounds like a really scary term, but basically it means it as air sinks, it keeps up and dries out because it has all the air from the rest of the atmosphere wing down on top of it. that compresses that positive air and as a result it gets a lot warmer. it kind of doing work on that air pocket. and so it warms up quite a bit. and the case of death valley which is below sea level, that effect is really dramatic. and so the area is very dry and in addition to the, as i mentioned heating, you also get a way easier time heating that positive air because of how it drives its way,

easier to heat, dry air than moist air. as of last checking i was actually just checking the data about 15 minutes ago. they're up to about $53.00 degrees right now celsius. their record is about 54 point or for the last century. it is very close to reaching that record right now. so we're watching really around the clock and see if that will be broken. but regardless, a very excessive heat episode across the south west and us and more heat records are likely to fall. yeah, maybe that helps us that, but we see record high temperatures in around the world. how much is this to do with climate change is summer claiming as well. here's the thing where we see ups and downs, the weather weather is kind of just the, the average of a bunch of erotic dips upwards and downwards. what we're seeing right now though, is a preferential skewing towards hot temperatures. in other words, yeah, we'll always see the adoption down for kind of pushing things. high density background influence a community's climate change which is raising the bar, raising the background level of temperature wise. you know, china actually the sand bell area, bottom north western china record

a temperature 51.7 degrees this morning. so they are time local time, which is a full degree above the chinese national record. so in other words, we obliterated that record there. that's also a record worldwide for any place above 40 degrees north latitude, so incredibly exceptional to see that record. and really with climate change, we're pushing otherwise exceptional events into a record territory. so more of these records are likely to fall, and unfortunately there's a big time human impact to me. now it's hot everywhere. it is staying that way, but it looks the things we've already seen. pretty serious wildfires in north america. obviously the waves going to cause other not for dissolved as any other issues. we can what type of full solely issues we talked about a lot is compelling vulnerability. oftentimes with episodes like this extreme high end seed events. we see something called excess mortality or scavenging, which is a, a really gruesome person term. but really you're, you're sort of taking people who are the frames you might have underlying health issues, systemic vulnerabilities,

and unfortunately pushing them to the brink of fatalities. we saw a couple of years ago in 2020, in the 18000 person, a loss in italy with a heat wave there in the united states. we have a more air conditioning readily available. so not necessarily as a significant number wise. but that said, there will still be a significant human impact. another thing too, you mentioned wildfires back in may. we had a very stagnant heat to a more big pocket of what dr. they're thinking over canada that desiccated or dried out the landscape, making it right to burn or all the seas about 13 wildfires. i'm going across arizona right now, more new mexico and parts of california to and as long as he don't sits there and drive that the landscape more fuel to burn and those wildfire. so let's do the more intense back to you. thanks so much for joining us. on the w news. thank you. by emergency cruise insights career, i have recovered 9 bodies from a flooded tunnel. more than a dozen vehicle was became trumps. that following torrential rains a week of heavy dime pauses triggered flash floods, land slides across the country,

killing 37 people for cost to say more rain is on the way. i the days of release this rain have caused tiles in south korea from land slides and slips to power goods flooding. and deering re skews one of the deadliest tragedies unfolded here. near the city of chung, to flood horses poured into the tunnel swamping vehicles and killing people trapped inside hundreds of risk. it was rushed to help with the recovery. while family members at a nearby hospital faced an agonizing wait, we came all the way here from blue sounds you want to hear over the news about our family. but it's been frustrating, as we're hearing nothing on your fire officials say the

tunnel filled with bullshit and as little as 2 or 3 minutes. but locals questioned whether the accident could have been prevented. i say then, and they should have restricted access in advance, but the response wasn't sufficient. could you told you panel? move an age and a half 1000 people have been evacuated across the country, a down paws which have him into the country over the past week. nearly 50 roads and more than 100 homes have been damaged or destroyed. south korea's president held an emergency meeting well, visiting europe and cold for all available resources to be deployed to help might extend my condolences to those who lost their lives and offer comfort to the families. but dry we've it is still a way off. full cost is predicting central and southern regions could do it as much

as $30.00 seemed to mazes more rain over the next few days. the tennis night on spain's carlos, our garage is then you. wimbledon is meant men's champion, the 20 year old beat savvy and steepest off novak junk of it in an epic 5 set match . outcries came back often losing a difficult fuss set. the crowd was the rising stall, take on a legend to pick a summer hailing the wind. was a changing of the guard in men's tennis. the world number one versus well, number 2, the twins, your old face of the future versus the 36 year old record breaker, representing the old god. novak documents haven't lost on base cooled since 2013 and the dominate the opening set, which finish 61 bots out good as wasn't going to take defeat,

lying down and grew into the game. and the 2nd said, taking its sweet time break. talk of it had one is lost 13 of those, but never really lost this one. and so his twins year old driver was back in the game. the spaniards took his new, found confidence into the 3rd set, breaking his opponents of early on. and then crucially, once more in the 5th grade, which lost the over 20 minutes, having most of the 1st set 61 outcomes, one the 3rd by that very school, as the experience began to show nerves and areas crept the process, the tables still haven't quite turned off direct, close opening, few games and the full set of good. i'll double faulted to lose a 63, setting up a 5th and final sense. the 2 players had mentioned the french open semi final last month with a cut out losing, in full sense of to struggling with cramp. but he showed more stamina this time,

along with a calm, this and swagger that the light, the 16 year age gap between these 2 competitors, was signed of nerves from the young spaniards, too narrowly avoided losing said, the hood breaking his rival as restoration took over for a joke of which you took it out on a net post. as i could as successfully serve to the match, he may well have rung in a changing of the guard in men's tennis. after full straight titles for joking, it's the young man for the most. he claimed his 1st with interest. wow. now we've 2 grand slam wins to his name, carlos. okay, this looks all sense with send the thrown at the top of men's tennis. both players were full of praise for one another. following that 5 set. savannah uh,

you know, is that drink comfortable for me? uh, as i said the before. uh, of course is going to win, you know, but uh, even if i uh, will have lost. uh, you know, i would be really proud of my side of, you know, in somebody can run, you know, making a story in this beautiful uh tone. i mean, you know, playing i find out against, uh, let you know for sports for me it's, it's incredible. i thought though, have trouble with you on the on play and maybe harcourt been on drugs for now. it's a different story from the c o. v as we congrats amazing, a way to adapt to the surface the most useful. if not i didn't formulate a jake, dennis one the room, a pre inspect touch in a fashion, racing in the red avalon and direct the call in not really avoid it. being cool, talking across just behind him on the 2nd lap which took his rivals,

i just contention. then dennis became the 1st drive of this season to pull off a so called grand slam claiming pole position. the cost is lot and the race with which puts in 24 points the head of his closest championships, wife and goals will re, mcelroy has won the scottish opens for the 1st time. now he's hoping to end his 9 year majors dried at next weekend's open chapters. so the northern irishman seals his way northwest, you have 200 years, 200 yard afraid shots set off with the sizes, but the on the 18th, the whole, the 151 shot finishing 15 on because i'm moving up to number 2 in the world. frankly. mcelroy became the 1st month to win the british triple crying of irish scottish and open chances. he revealed how much the victory means to have a sort of thought. you know, especially when i,

i missed that pretty put on 16. i thought that might have been my chance gone, but i had to probably do the best time slots i've ever had on 17 and 18 and to finish them off with the pots. and yeah, absolutely. yeah, i, uh, honestly, yeah. you know, when i think about, you know, the ones that i part of my career, this is going to be up there with probably the process that i felt because of, you know, how i finished it off. and the shots that i had done to stretch, and that's all from nissan i from all of us on the news team here in bel insights. the wanting to stay tuned for more news at the top of the next hour. the prices got issues with a lot say what the

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