. >>> life inside the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, is constantly changing. due to a steady influx of nearly 400 inmates per day. unlike prison, where all the inmates have been convicted of a crime, the majority of jail inmates have either been accused of a crime or are awaiting sentencing. most of these new arrivals will stay a day or two before leaving on bond or dismissal of charges. others might stay for years, until their cases are settled. but no matter how long they're here, jail has a way of changing people. the dorms at maricopa's women's facility can be as transformative a setting as any. and one dorm in particular has earned a reputation. >> this particular dorm, "g" dorm, houses a lot of different inmates. a lot of them are repeat offenders and they come back in and see each other and they begin these relationships that are unauthorized or that we don't allow. so it can get pretty wild here in "g" dorm. >> one of those repeat offenders, kelley mcnaughton, is better known by her nickname. >> mcnaughty. as every officer here knows me. the sergeants.

and the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, is no exception. >> i'm born and raised here in phoenix, arizona, been here 24 years, my whole life pretty much. i actually live about seven miles down lower buckeye road. >> robert miner wound up here after being caught with marijuana and a loaded shotgun. even though his old job only required at most a seltzer bottle. >> i am a bum clown, man, it's kind of -- a hobo clown what they call it. a little hobo bag. it's good. i am a good guy, you know. there is a lot of good people in here. just unfortunately we break laws too. >> helen smith was a full time sales woman before being sentenced on drug charges. but her part-time job at least, got her familiar with handcuffs. >> i also do dominatrix on the weekend. >> it's a weekend gig? >> it's a weekend gig, yes. we have shackles and we have handcuffs that we use on them if they want that. >> and when the sheer monotony at life at maricopa known as tent city gets to william frost and timothy young they take refuge in the identity of others. >> greetings, live from tent city. >> i be like, yo, h

that's going on in phoenix, arizona. this is just south of phoenix, arizona. ? middle of the night, it's about 100 degrees there and we're seeing flights out of there canceled as well because some planes simply cannot take off in in extreme heat. doctors are warning people to be careful around concrete and the leather inside of their cars. temps in vegas, 117 degrees. we're seeing. look for more on this, the extreme heat out west on the back to you. >> molette green, thank you so much. >>> today, all over the country, people will gather to remember a murdered virginia teenager. last night members with the all dulles area muslim society had candles and held their own vigils for nabra hassanen. the teen was run down, beaten and dumped in a pond sunday morning in a road rage incident. she and a group of friends were headed back to their mosque for ramadan services. that's when darwin martinez torres attacked her after getting into a fight with another teen in the group. police say her death was not a hate crime and nabra's father has one question for the man. >> my

but that feels nice, phoenix arizona 119, we topped 117 in las vegas. st. george utah. bakers field california 110 degrees, here, 88, about four decrease above average. have kind of a breezy day, wind gusts into the upper 20s. at philadelphia international airport but the breeze scaled back a bit. quiet conditions across center city. 78, due points have increased a bit over the last couple hours. we have a feels like index at 80 right now, temperatures cooler where we have drier air in place, 70 in allentown, 61 in mount pocono. middle 70s right now along the coast. stormscan 3 showing us clear conditions but a couple of lonely shower cells that developed over the last couple of hours. we can see the high level cloud cover kind of a stream of moisture well off to our south. we caught some high clouds across the coast and the delaware beaches, few drops coming down around new castle into the pennsville area. seeing a bit of a light shower activity in south jersey from collingswood. and moorestown right now getting a evening shower. must have more if we move to south and

whose passage i called for nearly a year ago at my inauguration speech and imboth takes place in phoenix, arizona. it was named for michael daifrs and danny oliver who were gun everybody knew this morn was big trouble and they begged law enforgsment to get them out. they were unable to do this. >> the. >> we are mononoring them. >> thatening you. thank you. >> your hef ledge to be joined by melissa. >> right here. >> that's what i thought. >> your father was a true hero. you know that and a great gentle nan and we we miss him. calling on all members of congress by passing these life saving measures in the housz and the senate and then sending them to my disk for a very expect signature. you zroent to wait. it will be >>> the the to save american lives and also to start getting smart. so with that i would like to ask each of the families invited and some of the folks that i know i would like to start with so other people can learn by it. your sunson was an incredible student and athlete! kwlae. in 200 l 8 was murdered by an illegal alien that was in l.a. county jalt, was released without calling i

specifically phoenix, arizona, where planes couldn't even fly.re that if you want to draw a map, at the very epicenter of the heat wave is what? us. the "right this minute" television studios. faced with the fire of hades, our producer came up with a great idea. >> i ran to safeway and picked up the goodies, some mini chocolate chip cookies and a cookie pan. i'm going to take them and put them inside my car and let them roast. predicted to get up to about 120 degrees fahrenheit. >> it's going to be over 140 inside a hot car. this should serve as a psa if can you do this in a car, imagine what it's going to do to a living thing. >> they look a bit melty. he goes back an hour later. a similar kind of thing. >> it's 119 degrees. this is not okay. >> no, it's not. >> but the cookies are looking better. >> they still look all gooey. >> what do you think? >> i feel like they're not done. but they're definitely cooking. >> he's roped in a producers, s. >> it's so hot her hair caught fire. >> they smellcookies. >> who cares about the new car smell. it's

that led to strange we'll show you next >>> we'll show you where this >>> it's not as hot as phoenix arizonaeally taking its told. the heat getting to the dinosaurs. yes. yesterday's high temperature was over 100 degrees. so someone naturally dressed as a t rex, walked into a dairy queen. we presume they were looking for a cool treat but not as ice age. >> i love the inflatable dinosaur. >> always gets a gig he will. >> here's i will say creature. the world's largest rubber ducky. mama duck and more than 20 sailing ships are spending four days on the takoma waterfront for a wine festival, more than 200,000 people will attend and rahel, does that look familiar to you? because mama duck was on the delaware for the tall ship festival, she deflated everyone was so disappointed. they couldn't see her. >> ok. >> she's up and running now >> back you mean and on the west coast. making the rounds. >> still ahead in the next half hour on cbs3 "eyewitness news." all of the president's tweets in one placing we'll take you inside the new pop-up museum devoted to the president's love affair with tweeting.

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phoenix, arizona, one for independents. caller: a week from today, june 26, begins the criminal trial of contempt of court of the x sheriff, voted out in november, joe arpaio. he will be on trial for contempt of court during the racial profiling case. this is a long-awaited trial that will cost in the range of $100 million. we have a court-appointed monitor who is still in phoenix taking care of the sheriff's department, and joe arpaio was charged by judge murray snow for contempt in this criminal case because it was intentional. host: what does this case mean to you personally? i followed this case along with a lot of people here in phoenix for years because he has been flaunting the law against all of us. i do not know if you know, but attorney general jeff sessions is a witness on the witness list . whether or not sessions will be in court is unknown, but there is a lot of things that go along with this. he is liable to spend six months in jail. host: did you ever meet him in phoenix, rob? caller: well, i know who he is.

but that feels nice, phoenix arizona 119, we topped 117 in las vegas. st. george utah. bakers field california 110 degrees, here, 88, about four decrease above average. have kind of a breezy day, wind gusts into the upper 20s. at philadelphia international airport but the breeze scaled back a bit. quiet conditions across center city. 78, due points have increased a bit over the last couple hours. we have a feels like index at 80 right now, temperatures cooler where we have drier air in place, 70 in allentown, 61 in mount pocono. middle 70s right now along the coast. stormscan 3 showing us clear conditions but a couple of lonely shower cells that developed over the last couple of hours. we can see the high level cloud cover kind of a stream of moisture well off to our south. we caught some high clouds across the coast and the delaware beaches, few drops coming down around new castle into the pennsville area. seeing a bit of a light shower activity in south jersey from collingswood. and moorestown right now getting a evening shower. must have more if we move to south and

dan harris, phoenix, arizona. >>> when we come back, the coolest piece of "star wars" memorabilia, at least one of them, has a new home. >>> and how chrissy teigen just redefined the flash dance. "the skinny's" next. how chrissy teigen just redefined the flash dance. "the skinny's" next. ♪ >> dun, dun, dun, dun! >> skinny's about "jaws" no doubt. >> we are starting out "the skinny" with a galactic sized price. for a humble >> r2-d2 has now sold at auction for nearly $3 million. >> yeah, good things come in small package, people. r 2 d 2's only 43 inches tall and was the most expensive item in movie peopmemorabilia auctio. >> you would have thought the darth vader helmet would have gone for a lot. there's no clue on the identity of the buyer. >> the helmet was too hard to breathe in. they also, by the way, sold the "saturday night fever" dance floor for $1.2 million. what do you do with that, i wonder? someone has a ballroom and a disco ball. whoever bought it, we want to come over and party but. >>> next, somebody else we'd like to party with, one of hollywood's most accomplished star

evacuation orders are being extended north of phoenix, arizona. as you see that wildfire has grown to more than 18,000 acres. this is just since saturday. it's one of several wildfires burning in the western united states right now. another fire, 250 miles south of salt lake city, has now burned more than 72 square miles just since last week. >>> the parents of an american journalist kidnapped in syria five years ago are going to be speaking exclusively to the "today" show's matt lauer this morning. austin tice, a former marine, disappeared while working near damascus after his 31st birthday. shortly after that a video was released showing him blindfolded and being held by armed men. that was the last time tice was seen. you can watch his parents on the tod"today" show at 7:00 right ar "today in the bay." catch lester holt's interview tonight at 5:30 on the "nbc nightly news." >>> the trump administration is planning to begin building models of the border wall this summer. officials say that four to eight companies will get contracts for p prototy

soaring temperatures in the united states, especially in phoenix, arizona, mean it is now so hot, planes cannot fly. more than 45 to been canceled as temperatures creep toward 49 degrees celsius. that's higher than the operating temperature of some planes, and the highest temperature since june 1990. arizona is seeing the most i've been to printers but that rest of the heat wave also being felt across nevada and california. let's get an update on the business news. brian is with us in the studio. we start with a major scandal in the world of finance, fraud charges being brought against barclays. >> it's a bit of a watershed moment today, the first-ever criminal charges brought against a u.k. bank in relation to the financial crisis. and four of its former executives being brought up on accusations of illegal misconduct as the bank sought to raise the emergency fund from qatari investors in 2008. >> another legal blow for the uk's largest bank. barclays plc and four former top executives were charged with unlawful financial assistance by the sfo, the serious fraud office, on tuesday. the

gives officers a clearer look inside carry on bags at the sky harbor international airport in phoenix, arizonaoston's logan airport jetblue is testing racial recognition. it's a glimpse into a faster future. >> it's so much simpler. you don't have to carry your boarding pass. you doyou don't have to hold ona passport. >> reporter: the former acting head of u.s. customs and border protection at the department of homeland security jason hearne says there's no single solution but the technology is helpful. >> some of these things will be able to identify the identity of individuals more than just the by graphic information that's just found on travel documents. >> reporter: these efforts are about finding a balance between a good customer experience a the all important element of security. in boston, molly line, fox news. >> just as sue palka promised, the weather is going to get warmer and more humid today. >> yes. >> but not terribly humid. >> right much it's not out of control. >> not yet. >> it's july almost. >> july. >> party is not officially over but it's warming up. >> exactly. we're warm

las altas temperaturas desataron incendios forestales en phoenix, arizona y varios en el sur de californian arrasado con cientos de acrees y varias estructuras como este en castic lake.. nat sound el valle central esta bajo advertencia de calor excesivo. maria quintero el calor le da mareos "no mas senti que se me desguanzo el cuerpo y empece a sudar mucho" jorge moran perdio medio dia de trabajo por el calor "me llamaron hace como 10 minutos... que nos fueramos que estaba haciendo mucho calor" del otro lado de la nacion, en la costa oeste, otra advertencia de mal tiempo. john morales/metereol ogo "esta zona podria observar acxtrividad de tormentas electricas muy severas con riesgo de que se produzcan granizadas, fuertes vientos en rafagas y hasta tornados" le recomendacion para habitantes del noreste; quedarse en casa mientras pasa el temporal... para los de la zona del golfo de mexico, mantenerse alerta. john morales/metereol ogo "posiblemente veamos las primeras vigilancias y avisaso de tormenta tropical para partes de la costa de la florida y la costa del golfo" las condiciones mas sev

and i'm standing in phoenix, arizona, at a property with a fascinating history.1891, a man named william wrigley jr. moved to chicago with $32 to his name. and he began selling soap and baking powder. his business did wel-- eve better after he started giving his customers sticks of gum. soon, the gum was a bigger draw than the soap. and wrigley's became a major brand. in the early 1920s, william wrigley bought the chicago cubs baseball team and then the arizona biltmore hotel. in chicago, he began expanding and renovating the cubs' stadium, which would become wrigley field. in arizona, he decided to build a winter cottage for his wife as an anniversary present. between 1929 and 1931, the wrigley mansion was constructed on a mountain overlooking the city of phoenix. >> the wrigley mansion is just a rare, unique beauty here in the phoenix valley. >> now tourists and locals alike come here for tours, meals and private events. ben sinon is now the mansion's general manager. >> and you show your guests -- very few homes in the area have been around quite as long. and

yesterday's phoenix arizona reached 119 degrees, grounding certain planes that cannot take off, in excessive heat. temperatures in vegas topped out at 117 degrees tying its record high and in california, temperatures in death valley, and palm springs, easily exceeded 120 degrees. the oppressive heat has emergency officials on high alert. >> last number 130 people died due to heat illness and we want to do our part to see that number is reduced greatly this year. >> the triple digit temperatures in california have left roadways and sidewalks, across the state, cracked, buckled. the excessive heat is being blamed for several wild fires including this one near, big bear lake, that has already scorched more than a thousand acres. >>> i thought we were dealing with some heat. >> oh, boy. >> not triple digits. >> i won't complain, katie it is tough when you see the extreme weather that can go across other parts of our country but is there always seems to be a extreme spot somewhere around the world when it comes to weather on a daily basis. we are not going to see anything that is extreme for next

and in phoenix, arizona, more than a0 flights have been grounded, because it's too hot for the planesfly. let's start in brussels and look at some of the news copy coming into the bbc newsroom. a spokesman for the bbc newsroom. a spokesman for the belgian police has told the bbc a man triggered a small explosion in the central train station in brussels. we are told the man was neutralised by military forces. no one else is believed to be injured and the police say the situation is under control. this is brussels central station in the centre of the city. it has been evacuated and these are the pictures that we have coming in to the news room. from just outside the central station. you can see the area cordoned off. only a few police officers inside. let's bring in... in a minute we will bring in some more updates from oui’ will bring in some more updates from our colleagues in brussels. at the moment, the police are saying the situation is under control. one person who was at the centre of the incident has been neutralised, although we don't have a definition of neutralised from the p

dan harris, abc news, phoenix, arizona. >> you can see that full report on "nightline." >>> there is so much more tonight. the growing threat on the american coast. the warning to swimmers. the shark population soaring off a popular vacation spot. 150 great whites expected just this summer. >>> plus, the unsolved mystery in new york's central park. new developments in the bombing that left a college student badly injured. >> get out of my garage. >>> and the mother coming home to a big surprise. pulled into the garage, and look what is waiting for her. your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljan

phoenix, arizona still likely to see 48 celsius as a daytime maximum.nsoon. parts of bangladesh and march through the weekend have rain. as we go through latter stages of the weekend, perhaps the north eastern states as well. another 200 to 400 millimetres is quite possible, widely across bangladesh and brian mark, exacerbating flag issues. across to asia, the mayan flood drifts northward away from hong kong, taking it to shanghai and the southern fringes of japan. some taking it to shanghai and the southern fringes ofjapan. some rain will be quite expensive and again, could cause issues with some localised flooding. we will keep you posted and development as and when they occur through the next couple of days. elsewhere, across europe, wings have been hot. it fresh air into the weekend, across the uk and northern europe, in low to mid 20s temperature. but it settled and sunny, not as hot as it has been, but that's the place to be for sunshine. a detailed forecasts for the uk coming up injust under half an hour but the fresher story. breezy conditions,

in the southwest is grinding travel plans to a halt and grounding airliners as temperatures in phoenix arizona reach one hundred degrees fahrenheit american airlines canceled nearly fifteen regional flights today with potentially more on the horizon if the heat wave persists well the recent heat wave has struck infrastructures across several states california nevada seen a record breaking temperatures as well and the power grid and highways beginning to buckle under the pressure though the heat has so far only affected smaller regional flights temperatures are nearing the dangerous one hundred twenty six degrees at which large boeing jets will have to be grounded as well. and let's go back to brussels belgium the site of an explosion at the city's central train station here's a live look at that scene were just moments ago police and fire crews were called to the immediate area and ordered people to evacuate according to authorities on scene police shot at a man who appeared to be wearing an explosive belt he is now in custody but details of the device are not yet known so far police say the s

dan harris, abc news, phoenix, arizona. >>> when we come back, the coolest piece of "star wars" memorabiliaeast one of them, has a new home. >>> and how chrissy teigen just redefined the flash dance. "the skinny's" next. redefined the flash dance. "the skinny's" next. [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. ♪ >> dun, dun, dun, dun! >> skinny's about "jaws" no doubt. >> we are starting out "the skinny" with a galactic sized price for a humble little droid. >> we are talking about r2-d2. r2-d2 has now sold at auction for nearly $3 million. >> yeah, good things come in small package, people. r2-d2's only 42 inches tall and was the most expensive item in a movie memorabilia auction. which included the light sabre and shoulder armor and darth vader helmet would have gone for a lot. there's no clue on the identity of the buyer. >> the helmet was too hard to breathe in.e way, sold the "saturday night fever" dance floor for $1.2 million. what do you do with that, i wonder? someone has a ba

and immigration speech, both the immigration speech taking place in phoenix, arizona, the davis-oliver act was named for detective michael davis and deputy sheriff danny oliver who were gunned down in the line of duty by an illegal immigrant with a criminal record. and two prior deportations. and everybody knew this .was big, big trouble. they begged law enforcement to get them out. and they weren't able to do that. they're incredible were brave widows honored and they're here with us by the way. and we're honoring them today. and it's honored where are you, please? the widow? where are you? here someplace. in the back of the room? thank you. thank you. we're privileged to be joined by melissa, melissa. >> right here. >> that's what i thought. >> melissa oliver. and i just want to say that your father was a true hero. you know that. >> and a great gentleman. and we miss him. you miss him. we miss him. we're calling on all members of congress to honor grieving american families by passing these life-saving measures in the house. in the senate and then sending them to my desk for a very

now, if you like it hot, you want to head out the southwest where in phoenix, arizona 107, 106 on fridayt advisories in effect, i know you say they're used to it this time of year but it's still very hot, severe hot across the southwest, warm across the south but for us in the northeast is the temperature is on the way up as we head into the weekend. rob, jackie, back to you. rob: 107 in phoenix where the summer lasts seven months. janice: that's true. rob: thanks so much. jackie: 22 minutes after the top of the hour, more than 100imams refuse to go pray for the london attackers. >> the number of imams in london have condemned the attackers which means they are condemning the souls and that's what has to be done. jackie: does the answer that comes from terror has to come from inside the muslim community? army veteran next. rob: snubbed by seinfeld, dished by kesha. jackie: peacock that broke hundreds of thousands of dollars of alcohol in the liquor store. how on earth he got inside? you have to hear next on "fox & friends first". i accept i take easier trails than i used to. i even accep

(pam) a man from phoenix, arizona .... spent a week in the hospital... after being diagnosed with a flesh -eating bacteria. he believes he was infected... while visiting a popular spot where families go to beat the heat. jonathan daggett went to a splash pad about two weeks ago... a couple days later, his thigh swelled up and turned red... daggett went to the hospital and was rushed into surgery and ultimately had to undergo dialysis... doctors say, they don't know for sure how and where daggett was infected, but say, the best way to protect yourself is to treat and cover any cuts and scrapes before going into any water park ... (pam) police are looking for the suspects who threw rocks at multiple cars on a freeway in georgia..(steve) thankfully no one was hurt..but there was some major damage to the cars.(steve) some witnesses say they saw teens throwing rocks from a cliff that hugs interstate 85 in atlanta. this is damage done to one of the cars... the driver says her nine year old daughter was almost hit..but was crouched over right when the rock was

american airlines are also testing a three-dimensional screener to look at carry-on bags in phoenix, arizona, at the sky harbor international airport. this technology comes complete with a spinning x-ray camera to give officers a clear look inside. this technology is already being used for checked luggage, but it could allow passengers to leave items like liquids in their carry-on bags. right here at boston's logan airport, jetblue is testing facial recognition technology on flights heading to aruba. these photos are cross checked with photos on file such as passport photos. all these efforts are focused on finding balance between efficiency and security. >> jon: i found that getting through airport security as a whole new adventure after having knee replacement. all right, molly line. >> one of the many challenges. >> jon: let's hope they can get that straightened out. >> heather: right now, action on capitol hill on north korea. lawmakers digesting a top-secret briefing on kim jong-un, in the meantime, president trump prepares for a visit from the new president of south korea tomorrow. joi

. >>> in phoenix , arizona , it is expected to be 113 degrees today. health officials say it has been so hot that visits in the area's main burn center doubled during the recent heat wave , including contact burns after people touched hot car interiors and walked on outdoor surfaces without shoes. oes. heavy rain from the storm could still cause flash flooding for folks in alabama along the east coast. >>> shopping in san francisco are hoping to tap into a new bike service from ford. why they are saying the auto giant misled the community. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. n

we have former cia officer joins us from phoenix, arizona where, brian, what's the temperature this morning >> i believe we are at a very cool 94. so yes, chilly. steve: let's talk about how people should be skeptical about anonymous sources. how would you vet your news source like you would as a cia agent? >> what we would ask, basically five different kinds of questions. the first is identity. can the individual confirm who they are and where they work? which then feeds into the second, access. do they have or should they have -- could they have a reason to have the information that they claim to have? is it, you know, something that they directly have and control? or secondly are they using subsources. that's the next piece we would ask. the third and i think very important is motivation. volunteers when they come to former intelligence officers such as myself, they have all kinds of different motivations for doing that so ego, revenge, money. understanding why people are coming to you is incredibly important, right? next, corroboration, right? i want to make sure that the person speakin

we will be flirting with record highs in phoenix, arizona, look at this as we head into the weekend mondayay, 120-degrees, that is going to be a huge story as we head into next week, also of concern, it is the tropics, it's happening, hurricane season, we are watching this area of disturbed weather moving into the gulf of mexico, 50% chance of development as we head into next week. a lot to talk about. father's day is on top of mind for everyone, chance of showers on eastern third of the country but we will not be dealing with a big wash-out but we are also watching this. lauren: that's good news, janice. thank you so much. janice: you've got. lauren: you're watching fbn:am. you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car r

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it's so hot in phoenix, arizona that it is prompting flight cancellations because some airplanes can't take off in the extreme heat. phoenix is expected to hit a high of 120 degrees today. american airlines has already canceled 43 flights today because it's just too hot for planes to take off and land. other airlines are also expected to cancel flights. so if you are heading to the southwest this week - be sure to call ahead. ( mark ) california's heat wave is causing concern for wineries around the state. wine makers say the heat could be devastating for heir business if they are not careful. they say the triple digit heat can cause barrels... tanks and bottles to degrade quickly no matter what material it is made out of. wineries are using high tech climate control facilities to make sure their wine doesn't go bad. they say that heat is the biggest enemy of quality wine. ( james ) if you're not liking this current heat wave...you may want to get used to it.(mark) according to the college of social sciences, killer heat is getting worse.(james) the study looked at over 19-hundred dead

the journal "nature climate change," comes as airlines canceled more than 50 flights out of phoenix, arizona, because the scorching 118-degree heat made it impossible for the planes to take off. it is expected to hit up to 120 degrees for an height in phoenix today. the heat wave also shattered temperature records across the west coast, including in sacramento, san jose, and san francisco. meanwhile, in portugal, soaring temperatures have fueled a deadly fire that has killed at least 64 people northeast of the capital lisbon. nearly half the victims burned to death when flames engulfed their cars as they tried to flee. this is resident jose lopes. >> we have fires every year, but this year the fire was not of the ones in the past. it was lightning from a storm, not arson. we never saw one like this. i never saw. so many dead. amy: in the united states, on capitol hill, senate democrats launched a flurry of motions, speeches, and procedural maneuvers to bring the senate floor to a halt monday night in order to protest the republicans' plan to push through a new health care bill without any pu

the temperature is so high in phoenix, arizona, that flights are being cancelled because it's too hot for planes, because at higher temperatures, the air has a lower density, which reduces how much lift is generated. scientists first realized this was a problem when they saw birds taking the bus north for summer. ( laughter ) that's adorable. that's kind of adorable. forget rising sea levels and droughts. this could be the disaster that finally convinces skeptics that climate change is real: a layover in phoenix. ( laughter ) you know who's really feeling the heat? >> jon: who that? >> stephen: mr. sean spicer. spicy. he's feeling the spicy heat. at yesterday's press briefing, not only didn't spicer not allow cameras. he also prohibited audio recordings. it's a big change from his usual press briefings, where only information is prohibited. yes. shhh! no, no, no, no. lovely, lovely people. ( applause ) lovely people. then when asked why journalists could not record the briefing, spicer said, "there are days where we decide that the president's voice should be the one who speaks for th

we'll been dealing with some warm weather here, but in phoenix, arizona, the high temperature today wasrom sky harbor airport where 43 flights have already been canceled over the heat. daniel, good afternoon to you and first off how hot it is it right now and what is the latest status at sky harbor. >>reporter: we actually just officially reached 119-degrees here at phoenix high harbor which is crazy hot out here to say the least. for the second day in a row flights have been canceled because of these extreme temperatures and yesterday american airlines cancelling flights as well as today. they're telling us today that seven of their regional planes have been delayed, about 43 flights have been canceled because of this heatwave threatening to bring that 120- degrees here to the phoenix valley. when we say regional we're talking about the smaller jets here that are operated by miss a airlines and sky west airlines under the american eagle brand and they actually cannot take off in temperatures hotter than 118-degrees just beat. it's now 119-degrees so these planes here are not going to b

this is a live look just south of phoenix, arizona. it is the middle of the night there. it's already about 100 degrees. are being forced to cancel flights because their planes cannot handle the temperatures. doctors are also warning folks to be careful around concrete, even the leather inside their own cars. >> it will burn the skin right off you. >> they're used to the heat out there, but not like that. >> it's getting to be the rarefied air of record highs even in phoenix. their all-time record high temperature is 122 degrees. only been there once. they could be within a degree or two of that, not just today. tomorrow, the next day, the next day. i just tweeted out a picture of forecast for phoenix. they may not have a high below 110 until next monday. >> it's time to go on vacation. >> that's when you know it's time to leave phoenix. you want to find that picture. follow me on twitter at chuck bell 4. be tweeting out on instagram as well. forecast for you. sending out pictures as wl. feel free to send me pictures. happy to give you social media sharing. nice day comin

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such was the case with clark fish, who we met at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, whilee was awaiting trial for murder. >> as a producer, it's challenging to find your characters and to find the important stories in a place like maricopa county with 9,000 inmates. so you're always looking for reasons to talk to people or things that might be interesting. in the case of clark fish, i came across him in a very, very unique way. i was walking past his cell and i saw how his socks had been folded and his socks had been rolled up in a ball with these little smiles. and as a veteran, i knew that's exactly how you folded -- were trained to fold your socks in the military. and so i said, were you in the service? and he goes, yeah, i was in the army. >> i joined the army straight out of high school. it was a conviction of mine because we as a family, a lot of males in the family, have been part of the service. and so i felt it was my obligation, and i was a health care specialist. i had no idea what it meant to be a health care specialist. all i knew is i wanted to do something m

. >>> more flights may be canceled today in phoenix arizona because of the record- breaking heat. >> nearly 50 flights were canceled yesterday because of temperatures hovering around 120 degrees. that is in the shade. >> the increased air temperatures end up resulting in decreased air density. that translates to reduced engine performance and also reduced climb rates, longer takeoff runs, longer landing distances. those all impact flight operations . >> at least one airline says it doesn't expect any more issues today. >>> first there were self driving cars, now boeing is working on self flying planes. yeah. jets can already, thanks to computers, take off, crews, and land. this summer boeing, the world's biggest plane manufacturer, will test autonomous flying . the technology and cockpit simulators. oh and will look at whether artificial intelligence can make sound flight decisions just like a pilot . the reason for this is a response airlines around the world needing more pilots. >>> airbus is showing off his next generation of playing cabins . the highlights include increased cabin

take a drive this morning, that is what happened and we will look at temperatures, and, and, phoenix, arizona tonight middle of the night and it is 97 degrees. at that end to the mix. high pressure wants to build in but we have a couple weak disturbances that are coming through this one and one up to the north and west that could possibly touch off a stray shower, later on in the day today but they will be very isolated as you will see right now in the future cast, as soon as we check where precipitation is right now. mostly moved north of the burlington county here but we do have some decent rain, up toward edison, new jersey and south brunswick and down toward pemberton and new hanover but everything is out of here and we will continue to move out. we will see some sunshine today and then we will look at three or 4:00 in the afternoon really isolated showers, again , it shouldn't ruin your day at all but if you see a pop up later on don't be surprised, that is your tuesday as we said 63 here. in the 60's every where else. average high is 86 degrees. we should have another day like yesterday

partnership with avis budget group the deal is limited to self trifg car pie lat program in phoenix, arizona. af sis going avis is going to support that there is going to be cleaning, charges and waymo's fleet. they can better compete in the space with the likes of ub eastern lyft remember that avis owns zip car, the rental car service that has over a mullon members. i was chatting to our own phil lebeau about the deal who raised an interesting point he thinks does more about the dire straits of the car rental companies than it does did b. waymo. yes, they're surging on the news this morning year to date, they're still lower by 30% you're seeing hertz shares pop on this news as well on the prospect of more deals among rental car companies and autonomous vehicle tech companies. this is the first of its kind. now for waymo this is just the latest partnership that recently announced it is adding hundreds of chrysler minivans to build a 600 vehicle fleet. it is also teamed up recently with ride hailing service and they're also in talks with honda about a possible deal to put its technology in te

. >> that is right, phoenix, arizona reached 119 degrees, grounding certain planes, that cannot take in excessive heat. temperatures in las vegas topped out at 117 degrees, tying its record high and, in california temperatures in death veil and palm springs exceeded 120 degrees, oppressive heat has emergency official there is on high alert. >> last number 130 people died in heat illnesses and we wanted to do our part to see that number reduced greatly here. >> the triple digit temperatures in california have left roadways, and sidewalks, cracked abe buckled excessive heat is being blamed for several wild fires including this one near big bear lake, that is already scorched more than a thousand acres. >>> well, fans of the president trump, trying to cool off from all that heat can show their support down the shore. >> you can make beach great again. this is one piece, this is some people i point out some people might wear. the swimsuit comes from a company called beloved shirts, and it features a close-up of the command inner chief with the shocked expression on his face. it is made i