was among the five people who died in the accident. the labor department says 4 million americans quit their jobs in may. the rate of people quitting is now only slightly higher than its pre-pandemic level, a sign the labor market may be cooling. and with a little bit of luck, you too could quit your job. the jackpot for tonight's mega millions drawing is up to $427 million with tomorrow's powerball drawing even higher at $590 million. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. it's friday, july 7th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." tracking extreme weather. heat alerts are up for millions of americans as triple-digit temperatures grip parts of the

west and south. what you can expect today. deadly inferno. two firefighters die after getting trapped while battling a massive cargo ship fire. the new concerns this morning. and social media battle. why elon musk is threatening to sue mark zuckerberg after meta launches its new app. captioning funded by cbs well, well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the record-breaking heat across most of the country. millions of americans remain under an excessive heat warning today with triple-digit temperatures expected in parts of the southwest. yesterday more than 67 million americans in 31 states saw temperatures top 90 degrees, and experts say it's not over. jarred hill is tracking the latest. oh, from inside, jarred? how convenient. it is a weather story, but i don't blame you for being inside. good morning. >> heck, yeah. anne-marie, it's hot outside.

not just technically hot here in the states. we're talking about heat that is record-breaking really for the earth as a whole. >> reporter: in upstate new york, the pool was the hottest place for folks trying to find a little relief from the summer sizzle. >> great to be able to go somewhere in the community and cool off. like the pool is awesome. >> reporter: firefighters in maine say 90-degree temperatures have led to an uptick in emergency calls. >> none of us that live in maine are used to this kind of heat. we live in maine because we typically like it a little bit cooler. >> reporter: and it's not just here. for three straight day this week, measurements from the university of maine shows the earth's average temperature reaching record-highs. >> we're going to continue to break records as climate change continues. >> reporter: in arizona, the temperature soared into triple digits. >> i love working outside. the wildlife, plant life. the heat, it's kind of

excessive, but i do enjoy it. >> reporter: his crew is trying to be careful. >> we try to get out early. stay hydrated. take breaks as you need them. >> reporter: local paramedics are worried about tourists who may not be used to it. >> people from out of the state may not realize how high it can reach. it can really creep up on you. >> reporter: communities should be prepared for heatwaves that track longer. honestly, anne-marie, i'm tracking a couple of stories today and i needed to be in the office. >> how convenient. listen, it's safer indoors if you can stay indoors when we're talking about weather like this. jarred hill in new york. thank you, jarred. >> no problem. dozens of people were injured after two buses collided in new york city. a city bus and a sightseeing double-decker bus crashed last night around 7:00 p.m. one passenger told our cbs new york station the impact felt almost like an earthquake. 27 people were taken to the

hospital, including the tour bus driver, and 50 others were also being checked out. the cause of the crash is under investigation. two firefighters were killed after they became trapped battling a raging fire. the flames broke out wednesday night into thursday morning on a ship docked at port newark in new jersey. the vessel owned by an italian company was carried more than 1,000 cars when the fire erupted on the ship's tenth deck, and now there's questions about whether the firefighters were properly trained for this type of emergency. >> this vessel was unique because it's not like it's a residential ship or a yacht. it was a vessel that hauled cars, vehicles, a large amount of vehicles. >> there were no electric vehicles or hazardous cargo on board. it's unclear what caused the fire though. u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen began her first day of meetings in china. yellen was critical of china's

treatment of u.s. companies while meeting with american business leaders in beijing in morning. she said the u.s. seeks healthy economic competition with china where both sides benefit, but she raised concerns about china's expanded use of sub cities for state owned companies and private firms. her visit is an effort to boost china/u.s. relations. >> a former aide to donald trump has pleaded not guilty to charges that he helped the former president of hiding classified documents. walt nauta is accused of conspiring to conceal private records that the former president had taken with him from the white house in 2021. the indictment alleges nauta moved documents at mar-a-lago at trump's request and then allegedly lied about it. and a lawyer for elon musk is threatening to take legal action against mark zuckerberg one day after meta launched its

rival app threads. twitter alleges he hired former employees and tapped trade secrets to develop its new service. jonathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg and elon musk teased fighting each other in the ring, but the tech titans are facing off in the virtual arena. threads, the answer to twitter, has attracted over 30 million users in the last 24 hours, outpacing twitter rivals. >> why has threads take about off in ways other social media apps have not? >> it's super intuitive and is running really smoothly. you can follow people you already follow on instagram and they'll follow you. you'll have a built-in network instead of having to go searching for people you want to follow. >> reporter: the tech-based conversation app debuted days after musk came under fire for limiting the number of tweets users can read. many analysts say musk has made missteps since buying twitter

late last year, including drastically cutting staff, throwing out content moderation rules, and charging for verification. >> i think it's musk hubris. i mean musk ultimately does not look at anything that could compete with twitter and there's not a zuckerberg or anything that comes out of meta. >> reporter: zuckerberg went online, but musk isn't laughing, accusing zuckerberg of hiring twitter's laid off workers to develop threads, writing competition is fine. cheating is not. a lawyer sends a letter to zuckerberg threatening to sue him, accusing him of assigning employees to develop an app in a matter of months. zuckerberg said none of his employees are former twitter employees. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news.

there are questions concerning the whereabouts of a man who attempted a brief revolt against russia's military last month. charlie d'agata has the latest details from ukraine. >> reporter: the warlord who spearheaeaded that brarazen if failed armed rebellion on moscow less than two weeks ago is back on russian soil, at least according to the president of belarus, alexander lukashenko, who said yevgeny prigozhin had returned home to st. petersburg. no evidence to back up those claims, and the mercenary leader hasn't been seen in public since trying to pull off that uprising. le it comes as the state leaked images of prigozhin's mansion showing a stash of automatic weapons and ammo and a collection of wigs including a series of photos purporting to show him wearing the wigs in a myriad of disguises, a far cry from the atrocities his wagner

mercenary group is accused of on the battlefields of ukraine. where russians struck the city of lviv, hundreds of miles from the frontlines, killing at least five and wounding dozens more. this is a suburban parking lot and neighborhood. people were sleeping and they killed them. russia struck ukraine with its own strike. russia says it happened in a residential neighborhood. the ukrainian military said the secondary explosions are proof that target was an ammunitions depot. the cbs news has learned the biden administration is expected to announce it will provide ukraine with cluster weapons, controversial because the potential to cause indiscriminate harm to the civilian population. charlie d'agata, cbs news, kharkiv, ukraine. coming up, missing person investigation. a bizarre ending in an

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