we kick off this last monday in june with excessive and dangerous heat in the west millions in the path of record-setting temperatures and tens of thousands with no power. new details this morning on u.s. military strikes in iraq and syria after militias attacked service members. we're learning the names and identities of those in the collapse in florida. our kerry sanders hits the

high seas aboard the first cruise ship to leave the u.s. since the pandemic left. check out dunkin''s new drink with the popping bubbles steve sedgwick explains. "early today" begins right now extreme heat is scalding the western u.s. the olympic track and field trials in oregon were put on hold after temperatures hit 107 degrees and temps on the track measured in at nearly 150 degrees. some athletes on the field were taken off the field in wheelchairs. >> reporter: a dome of heat keeps punishing the pacific northwest. >> 107 at port lapped international right now. that equals portland's all time record high. >> at least 25 million people had heat alerts in the western

u.s. with residents doing what they can to escape the western u.s. >> never seen it like this a little concerning. >> in idaho, the ironman moving forward at excessive heat warning. >> it will be difficult but we're going to get it done. >> most restaurants in downtown portland removing dining pods. >> we're going to close at 1 so our employees don't die of heat. >> in seattle, the all-time high of 103 shoppers waiting in long lines for ac units and fans as they ran out. >> i apologize we're supposed to get more in. >> states across the west facing dangerous drought conditions. >> when the weather gets over 100 degrees we get busy really fast our big concern is brush fires. >> with 24 active brush fires,

many are canceling fourth of july fireworks as a precaution while the temperature keeps rising under a scorching sun. >> thank you. the grim search for survivors stretches into the fifth day in surfside florida as the death toll rises to 9. more than 150 people are still unaccounted for. family members are putting a face to those names by posting those photos to this make shift memorial mother and son and a husband and wife but despite these tragic circumstances, rescuers do remain optimistic. they have dug a trench that could help them find survivors. >> reporter: a painstaking search more than 150 people are still unaccounted for. >> we've recovered eight more victims on site so i am confirming today that the death toll is at 9.

>> the search and rescue efforts nonstop with hundreds on stand by and now global reinforcement. israeli teams arriving on site flying in at the request of victim's families to work aside fema specialists. >> have you encountered any signs of life? >> unfortunately we have not we have heard sounds all the time. >> the pile is so unstable they are digging 100 foot trench hoping to find survivors. >> they ask questions like have you checked apartment 803 and there's no way to explain to them that there is no apartment 803. >> reporter: pictures of those still missing cover nearby blocks nicki and luis engaged and excited, both silent since early thursday morning. >> they both had big plans to the future they were going to start a

family of their own and unfortunately nobody has heard from them. >> families allowed to visit the site and a growing memorial. firefighters placing toys recovered from the rubble next to hopeful notes from loved ones. >> we've got to hope and pray that we're going to get lucky. they're going to pull some people out of there. pull all the people out of there, actually, and i'm looking forward to miracles. we're expecting miracles. >> reporter: there were some concerns about the fire that hampered rescue efforts on saturday fema says it is no longer an issue. because they do not know what was brng anyone on top of the pile has to have respiratory protection and downwind being told to mask up. now to breaking news the u.s. military launching defensive precision airstrikes

in the east. the targets were chose because they were backed by iran backed militias president biden directed the military action to disrupt and deter future military actions. he did not respond as he returned from camp david. a growing number of rare heart inflammations is causing the fda to add a new warning the move comes after the cdc says there have been more than 1200 cases of my ocarditis and pericarditis mostly in people 30 and under who received a second dose of the vaccine. the benefits of receiving the vaccine still outweigh any risk. the agency has added a warning to the patient and provider fact sheets this as the world health organization is urging fully vaccinated people to continue

mask wearing and practicing other covid safety measures as the highly contagious delta variant continues to spread around the world the variant has become dominant in sydney, australia, and south africa meanwhile, a delta variant outbreak has tloed a number of break through cases for vaccinated adults. let's turn to matt bodner. >> reporter: there's a lot of concern around the world about the delta variant, what it means and we have seen outbreaks in several places one of them being here in moscow across russia we're seeing daily new case numbers, record setting for the entire pandemic. it's sparking russia to take strict measures. we are seeing introduction of what is a vaccine passport system in the form of a qr code that you are going to need if you are going into a restaurant or a bar

so the russian government is taking this much more seriously now. in south africa, another place we're seeing a growing delta variant cases. the government has moved to reintroduce measures doing a 14-day strict regime and very similar case in australia. sydney is going into a 14 day lockdown the delta variant, as you mentioned, is not just a problem for low vaccination rate countries. places like israel are starting to see it as more and more of a problem where half of the cases were fully vaccinated. we just look around the world right now. a lot of questions on what the delta variant means both in vaccinated and unvaccinated countries. phillip? >> matt bodner, thank you. the bipartisan infrastructure plan is back on track this morning after comments from president biden nearly derailed republican

support last week. he spent the weekend recity iterating his complaint. let's get to tracie potts. what went wrong here >> reporter: what went wrong, frances, is what he said after the bipartisan deal was announced. the president said that while he supports it, he also wants to see some of his other priorities, the american families plan, put into legislation and sent to his desk and that he wouldn't sign one without the other. he backtracked over the weekend because some republicans, some who had worked for this deal saw that as a veto threat. now things seem to be back on track. also planning to work on the details and write this up while they're on break the effort now to get more democrats and republicans on board. >> every week there's probably going to be another problem that arises we'll work through those problems just like we worked

through them with our gang of 10 folks. i think we'll get good support from both sides of the aisle. >> i am totally confident the president will sign it if it comes to his desk. the real challenge is whether the democrats can get their act together and get it on his desk. >> reporter: getting it on his desk means 60 votes in the senate all 50 democrats and 10 republicans or maybe more republicans because the democrats decide not to support it it's $1.2 trillion focused on roads and bridges. half of those are new projects, new money. nbc meteorologist janessa webb joins us with some incredible temperatures in unlikely places. janessa, good morning. >> yeah. some of these places, about 50% of those homes do not have ac so we have these cooling stations that are popping up across washington state all the way

into the oregon area and what you haven't heard, records being broken across canada into alaska as well the jet stream is going to stay pretty much in the place 110 is the forecasted high for seattle today so it's not going to be broken down. the excessive heat warnings are going to stay in place across the pacific northwest until thursday afternoon even going into next weekend, we're still seeing highs in the lower 90s. 23 million people that are going to be impacted for today and most of the week look at these temperatures what you're not seeing is the heat index, what it feels like on your skin we're near triple digits in most of all of these spots all the way to boise where 107, 102. great falls, slightly georgia.

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frances and phillip. big week for the markets we have the non-farm payroll the biggest number in the payroll. we're hoping another 683,000 jo jobs created the market's record levels on the s&p, one of the best weeks we've seen since february. elsewhere, can apple tv survive? the service is facing trials with the free service ending you get a free one year trial of the streaming service instead of three months as well they're up against stiff competition in the streaming arena from the likes of netflix and disney apple tv+ up 499. in case you were wondering dunkin' is offering new flavor explosion in cold drinks

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still missing got their first up close look at the devastation here teams are still pulling away pieces of the crumbled high rise. >> as they pick up those large pieces of debris, it allows for a whole nother round of the dogs and the paramedics embedded in the team, the surgeons embedded with the team, the engineers embedded with the team to do their job. >> reporter: a job that continues around the clock because these heroes understand time like the elements is an enemy. >> we have heard taps. we have heard falling. we have heard twisting metal we hear sounds all the time. >> reporter: the noriega family hasn't heard from their 92-year-old grandmother since the collapse. >> i felt the realization my grandmother was in the building. >> they got a message, finding images and items from her

apartment in the debris. >> it would be a miracle to bring her out alive. it would be a miracle of the ages if my grandmother's soul is in heaven, then i know she's with jesus. either way she's good so we have found comfort in that. >> comfort or at least some understanding in what dozens of families search for as they're allowed for a closer look at the site toys pulled along with messages of hope line the sidewalk a memorial of sorts not far from the fence covered with pictures of the more than 150 still missing here yeah, and a little more on the investigation. now engineers and investigators focusing on the bottom of the tower and a structural failure in and below the parking garage that, phillip and frances, may have led to the deadly collapse. >> still clinging to the hope for a miracle. jay, thank you. nbc news is kicking off a

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right now at 4:30, moving forward from tragedy. more than a month following a deadly shooting at a san jose rail-yard, the vta looks to resume service. more on the critical vote expected today. i looked at the guy and said help might be on its way but let's get you taken care of. >> frightening moments after a man is bitten by a shark. what experts are saying about his encounter and your safety the next time you hit open waters. "today in the bay" begins now. good monday morning to you. thank you for making us a part of your morning.