released three years ago. for more information download th it's monday, july 25th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." fast-moving wildfire. thousands of people are forced to evacuate their homes near yosemite national park as fire crews battle several obstacles trying to get the flames under o ntl. breaking overnight, deadly park shooting. two people are killed and five others hurt in los angeles. what police say led up to the gunfire. >> we have a number of -- many interviews scheduled that are coming up. >> next move. the january 6th panel looks ahead after last week's latest primetime hearing. who they plan to interview next as part of the capitol riot investigation.

good morning. good to be with you, i'm wendy gillette. anne-marie green is off. we begin with a destructive wildfire burning near california's yosemite national park. fueled by extreme heat and dry conditions, the oak fire has burned more than 15,000 acres since friday. it's destroyed at least ten structures and has forced thousands of people to leave their homes. one couple who just got married watched as their home was destroyed. >> this home that we had just gotten married at two weeks ago -- it explodes, you know, and you're looking at it on a mobile phone. >> some 2,000 firefighters are battling the fire while dealing with steep terrain and hot weather. those hot temperatures are not letting up in other parts of the country either. trinity chavez is in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, wendy. the national weather service

says the searing heat will continue across the country today, even getting warmer in some places. at least two heat-related deaths have already been reported, and officials fear that number may grow even higher. excessive heat watches and warnings remain posted in much of the u.s. affecting an estimated 85 million people. >> excruciating. dante's inferno. to be honest. it's really hot. >> reporter: record temperatures were reported in several cities this weekend. sunday, newark, new jersey, endured its fifth straight day of triple-digit eat. -- heat. the longest streak in its history. >> try to stay cool. my boys are in the water having fun. i'm just keeping an eye on them. >> reporter: the mercury also reached 100 degrees in boston yesterday prompting city officials to extend the heat emergency that began nearly a week ago. amtrak says it's hot enough to warp train tracks. the railroad has implemented speed restrictions in some regions and is warning travelers to expect delays. our cbs affiliate in wichita, kansas, measured the temperature

of this playground slide. >> the kids can't go on there definitely. burning hot. you can cook something on there. >> i never imagined that plastic would heat up to 133 degrees. >> reporter: the swings even hotter hitting just about 160 degrees. the national weather service says the heat wave is expected to last through at least tuesday. and while some relief may be headed to the northeast, an excessive heat watch has been issued for the pacific northwest. forecasters say potential record-breaking temperatures are expected to hit by tomorrow and last until the weekend. wendy? >> trinity chavez in new york, thanks. breaking overnight, gunfire erupted in a los angeles park leaving two people dead and at least five others injured. police say it happened at a baseball field when two groups got into a fight. hundreds of people were attending a car show at the park. investigators say there may have been multiple shooters, but there's no word on how many people were involved. no arrests were reported. white house officials confirm president biden

contracted the highly contagious ba.5 covid subvariant. hs physician wrote a letter yesterday saying mr. biden's symptoms continue to improve significantly. he said the president still had a sore throat, but he is, quote, responding to therapy as expected. president biden, who is 79, tested positive for covid last week. he is vaccinated and has received two booster shots. he's also taking the antiviral drug paxlovid and tylenol while isolating at the white house. we're learning more about two americans killed last week during a fierce battle with russian forces in ukraine. holly williams reports. >> reporter: brian young from california and luke luzucian from new jersey were killed in action in eastern ukraine where they volunteered to fight with ukrainian forces against russia's brutal assault of its neighbor. their commanding officer was

colonel ruslan, a veteran of ukraine's army. he told us luzician was injured by russian tank shelling, and as young went to help, more fire killed them both. >> good side and evil side. they fight for good. >> reporter: the colonel told us brian young previously served in the u.s. military and always had a cheerful smile. >> he perfectly knew what he was doing. good soldier. good mission gunner. >> reporter: luke luzician was the father two of young children and was known by comrades as luke skywalker. >> despite his young age, he behaved as a man as a good soldier. >> reporter: thousands of foreign volunteers have come to ukraine to do battle against russia's invading army. many are americans risking their lives onront linesar home.

why did they volunteer to come to ukraine? >> this question i asked brian once, and he replied, sir, if we americans don't help you win this war, you know, the next step of russia will be knocking to our doors. >> that was holly williams reporting. ukraine is moving forward with grain exports just two days after a missile strike on odesa. officials warn deliveries would suffer if russia attacked the port city again. that region is critical for shipping grain which could help ease global food shortages. on friday both countries reached a breakthrough deal to allow ukraine to resume exporting grain. members of the house committee investigating the capitol riot plan to interview more form cabinet secretaries, they also say they're prepared to talk to conservative activist ginni thomas who's married to supreme court justice clarence thomas. in march, cbs news and "the

washington post" reported she meadging him to pursue ent ma efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. >> we certainly hope that she >> the committee held its eighth hearing last thursday. it plans to hold more hearings in september. a volcano eruption in japan has forced dozens of people to be evacuated in two towns. surveillance cameras captured the blast yesterday on the country's main southern island. the eruption sent ash and large rocks into the sky. some rocks fell more than a mile away from the volcano, but so far there have been no reports of damage or injuries. officials say the chances of more violent eruptions are low. coming up, the latest on what the u.s. is doing to contain the monkeypox outbreak after the world health organization calls it a global health emergency. and mega money.

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right now on kpix news at 5:00 a.m. the fast-moving oakland fire burning near 15,000 acres near yosemite national

park. down here in the weather center, we're not only tracking the air quality index but how the weather will impact you this week. more is coming up in your full forecast. also this morning, the latest on the investigation into a north bay shooting in broad daylight, very unsettling. why neighbors are saying enough is enough. and another bay area county records its first case of monkeypox. the push to contact trace this morning. gianna? >> if you're getting ready to head out the door, we have a hot spot for your drive headed towards the golden gate. a few brake lights building due ta a crash. details coming up in a few minutes. good morning, it i ay storis to get you going on this week. an air quality advisory is in effect due to the oak fire. the a quality management says the fire in mariposa county is likely to drift into our region today but it will probably remain high above the ground for the most part. skies might be hazy and the smell of smoke is possible

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