steel works like phoenix west need coke as a fuel for the blast furnaces that smelt. coke is derived from comb until nine hundred ninety to find thousand tons of the fuel were produced every day in the hundreds of coking plant. those days are over. they caught quite sort of work the openings until the plant closed now he guides visitors through the old facility. so this. it was backbreaking work then there was that and summer when it was already hot outside there was radiated heat on the oven roof temperatures on that were never under sixty degrees celsius. the cocaine is the machine hold. hard they work here i just find it impressive that they're trying to maintain it. is being maintained but not polished into a high gloss tourist destination it shows what happens to an industrial complex when left to itself now nature is slowly reclaiming their site. shows me to the dortmund another symbol of the city. this building structural change in the region it's been turned from an industrial hub into a popular site for the service and creative sectors in what used to be the

in the regions golden age up to nine thousand people worked in phoenix east and west now the only people here are tourists like us. there are many industrial plants that were repurposed following the structural transformation of their region sledge towers were turned into audio installations railroads into bike lanes but the hand that coking plant and dortmund was maintained as a monument to the city's industrial heritage just like phoenix with let's take a look. at steel works like phoenix westmead coke as a fuel for the blast furnaces that smelt. coke is derived from comb until nine hundred ninety two finally found some tums of the fuel were produced every day in the hundreds of coking plant. those days are over. worked the ovens until the plant closed now he guides visitors through the old facility. there. it was backbreaking work then there was that moment and summer when it was already hot outside there was radiated heat on the oven roof temperatures on it were never under sixty degrees celsius as it's. the heart of the cocaine plant is the machine whole. issue. so you can tell how

today's high temperatures, 50s for most of the northeast. 70s in new orleans. 88 in phoenix. 60s up and down the west coast. those temps looking pretty nice. >>> coming up, the outrage over hidden cameras found inside a hospital. the unimaginable invasion of women's privacy. >>> but first the new warning about the measles. we'll have a state-by-state look at the surge in cases. >>> and just how obsessed >>> we're back with this wild video of a crash in appleton, wisconsin. police say a suspected drunk driver blew right through this traffic circle and ended up crashing into a taco bell drive-through. look at that video. thankfully no one was seriously hurt. >>> a new warning about the measles this morning. the cdc has now confirmed nearly 400 cases nationwide this year. that's more than all of last year. these four states in red are responding to outbreaks meaning three or more cases. the other states in pink have reported scattered cases. this is the second worst year for measles since 2000 when the cdc declared it was eradicated. the vaccine is 97% effective but measles is often brought into the cou

and the paper data capture center west in located in phoenix, arizona, these three facilities comprised of 400,000 square feet of leased space during the census will hire more than 3,000 temporary staff to conduct these important functions for the 2020 census starting this fall. in closing, let me state unequivocally that we are well on our way to conducting the 2020 census. and it has already begun. nearly a quarter million people have already applied for temporary census jobs. more than 9,000 organizations have already signed on as census partners. and our field infrastructure that includes thousands of census managers and support staff are well on their way to being kidney to conduct the 2020 census. this is an exciting time. and i thank you for being part of counting our nation's population in 2020, a national event that serves as the foundation of our nation's democracy. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, tim. thank you, tim. and now i'd like to introduce some very special guests that we've been mentioning today. we have with us partners in addition to the people in the room, an

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phoenix. even in the mountain west talking about salt lake city and utah, denver.s kind of that south-southwest mountain west and you are seeing people migrate from the midwest. new york city increasingly makes it difficult to raise a family. build a business. have a life here. i'm doing it in the city. everybody hears doing it in the city some way, shape or form. it's tough and real opportunities and real competitors. ed: a lot of people california. i get texas, no state income tax. california has got some regulations and taxes and all the rest. >> there is migration and birth rate. places like california people are still having kids. population is not dropping. it does mean people are moving out. what we are seeing in new york is not only people moving out but birth rates as well combined. combined effect is population loss that's significant. pete: a lot of the the states highlighted are traditionally conservative states. they did elect ronald reagan back in the day. they are not there anymore. jedediah: it's a rarity. pete: folks who move out of new york take t

phoenix's a.i. ear piece >> lot of apple news today thanks >>> when we come back, why prin hrycear wants to ban "fortnite" in a moment >>> well, call it a battle royal. during a visit to the westdon ymca, prince harry called for the popular online series, "fortnite," to be banned, saying the game and others like it are, quote, irresponsible while adding that social media is, quote, more addictive than drugs and alcohol. guys, first of all, i want 2004 party animal prince harry to meet 2019 soon dad to be prince harry and be, like, who are you? harry's got a severe case of the dads but second of all, i think banning probably not the way to go kids need discipline so set limits so they can learn to deal with -- they can grow up to be elon musk but without the compulsive tweeting. >> i think that's absolutely right. set some boundaries for your kids on all things, right? >> yeah. absolutely i'm not sure that i buy that it would be more addictive than drugs and alcohol. but we have had this debate before, whether it's gaming, whether it's smartphones, et cetera, and the role they play and how engrossed people get. >> market really hasn't budged in the last hour or two. we're going

colorado river to the west and to my state, arizona, cannot be everstated. 40 million people in seven western states get water from the colorado and nearly 40% of the water used in phoenix comes from the colorado. we must absolutely protect it and we must do so without delay. to prepare for the impact of the changing climate and drier future, water users in seven colorado river basin states reached agreements to voluntarily conserve water to avoid the risk of water levels falling to perilously low levels in lakes immediate and powell. mr. stanton: a little over a week ago, the natural resources subcommittee heard testimony from representatives of all seven basin states on the urgency to authorize the drought contingency plan as quickly as possible. this urgency was also expressed by the u.s. because reof reclamation, commissioner brenda burrman who describes the consequences of not addressing the drought contingency plan. she said, quote, this is a dangerous situation where we could be reaching critically low elevations that affect the drinking water of 40 million people that affect 5.5 million achers that could go dry that affects species both endangered an nonendanger

west to get the heat. that's where it will be again today. temperatures in the mid 90s. palm spring, 101, phoenixe as much snow as they typically get. >>> it looks like may gray or june gloom outside. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. above average temperatures away from the coast. >>> nice and comfy, no wind, room temperature here in the studio. over to you guys. >> we're now going to take a look behind the scenes of one of the biggest bands of the century, queen, and how they found their new lead singer, adam lambert. he sang with them for the "american idol" finale and the rest is history. you got to take a closer look rat a documentary. >> the rest is history. it's been more than four decades since we first heard queen on the radio. their songs still hitting the charts and along with adam lambert they're still rocking the stage. ♪ we are the champions my friend ♪ >> reporter: they're one of the greatest rock bands of all time once bed lie the uncomparable freddie mercury. in a new documentary airing monday night, queen's surviving band members open up about how the show almost didn't g