the record high temperatures and washington, oregon and even into canada are now being blamed as theuse for hundreds of deaths. so far. officials in oregon and washington state say at least 80 combined deaths are linked to the hot weather and medical crews in the canadian province of british columbia are investigating close to 500 potential heat related deaths. the preliminary cause of death. this hyperthermia when the body gets so hot, it cannot cool itself off anymore. health officials are crediting cooling centers and outreach for saving lives. >> california, the combination of heat and drought like conditions have officials on alert as several fires are burning cross the state. the lava fire burning in siskiyou county. it has so far burned. nearly 20,000 acres and it continues to force thousands of people to evacuate and that fire is only 19% contained. firefighters are battling the flames from the air and on the ground. they say a steep end rocky terrain. it's making their battle very challenging as well as limited water resources where that fire is burning and that was a live l

if you remember this specific northwest, particularly washington oregon, where temperatures were breaking records and that's particularly more so in british columbia, western canada, where lytton hit 49.6. now you see the forecast the heaters moved eastward systems extreme and the thunderstorms are taking the place and drop temperatures. but that's a forecast the saturday for the next 24 hours is still the problem. far as it broke carriage cover, heat, and lytton was completely surrounded by 5 of this. hopefully will help at least in dumpling, down. now the picture in winnipeg whether he's going is attempt his will rise, a record is $42.00, so don't expect that to be beaten, but the obvious $26.00. so again, this is rather poor by day and by night is too warm. it's dangerously hot. in fact, and he's moved to the right dancer, the u. s. stays down towards the gulf states leaving dry behind, which must be a relief for many or i have to say. and that just keeps going south during saturday, leaving dry behind. the temperature is still high, those, you know, i've been winnepeg sponsored car cu

this guy here is the reason we're not seeing lots of smoke in the bay area from these fires in washington, oregonre seeing a ton of smoke parts of washington, eastern washington, eastern oregon, nevada. the winds are blowing the right way for us. so this pattern again and i can't say it enough times is exactly what you want to see in the bay area when we're in such a crunch of fire period, um in terms of dryness and drought and what have you so that's how it is not as windy. tonight is last night tomorrow is going to be a little bit warmer than it was today. temperatures and winds will be about the same winds have died down a little tonight not quite as strong as they were last night. we will see some gusts up to 30 miles now are up around the delta area in our towards, um altamont pass, which is pretty typical for this time that chairman night. um and then these are the current temperatures and you can see them with the sea breeze is still in kenya. you see how that green and so those temperatures are running a little warmer than last night because in fact, today was a good four and five degrees

. >> national weather service says no tsunami threat for washington, oregon or here in california. >>> get ready for another hot day inland. >> let's get another check on weather and traffic with meteorologist darren peck. >>> good morning. this is pretty much a carbon copy day of what yesterday was like. we'll go back to that pretty view looking over the bay bridge. you see the marine layer. that's what it looks like down 880 with mid level clouds. same story in san jose. as far as temperatures, 55 santa rosa and 65 in livermore for the ten degree spread across the bay area. today's numbers, 97 for the daytime high in general in inland locations. i will show you everybody's daytime high in a bit. you can replay yesterday and that's how today will feel. how does the drive look? >>> good morning. it's not bad at all, especially if you are starting your morning hitting the roadways in the south bay. traffic is at the limit on 101. north bound 280 at the saratoga exit, apparently there is a small grass fire on the shoulder. it doesn't look like it is blocking main lanes. travel times are

and through washington, oregon down towards california. central valley is quite well hot up in the mountains. the fire risk has been realized than the main hump of heat gone east. you see these temperatures from when you pig down to kansas. well, bismark might stand at $38.00. it's above the average by long way, but not a record. so this is no longer reco breaking heat but it's still heat and that heat of it's been going eastwards is going to replace what was briefly why we're unusual flooding. raining washington d. c. on this frontal system. now the system itself is now through florida, and the gulf stays near the gulf itself actually, and it kills back up to what new mexico through texas. and that's where it's going to be for july, the 4th. so that's the general picture, mostly sunny, quite warm from money. they're not reco. breaking so far in the west. some rain in the south, but not a huge amount. to be honest. however, we have action for the south else's run through the windward. as recently now a hurricane and it's next destination i

that low pressure center is doing us a favor with the air quality is taking that smoke from the washington oregone dixie fire and pushing it away from here, so our air quality is pretty good. and as we heard that last story that cal fire guy mentioned, um when, when, when the weather does turn, it becomes more fire weather, which when the winds shift around, that's more of a september well, september october thing can be sooner than that. but we just want to have this type of weather pattern when we get to september and october, um. because it's helpful. it just is temperatures about where they were last night at this time tomorrow is gonna be just like today, slightly cooler, maybe a couple degrees. the real story here is that gradual warm up and that gradual warm up. it's going to be kind of coming on noticeably on saturday and sunday. there's the fog footprint for tomorrow morning. these are the forecast highs and you can see they're mostly, uh, in the upper seventies, mid seventies, and then here's the five day forecast and you'll see that jump up in temperatures on sunday and monday but stil

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washington, oregon, and down into california. and that set fires off here as well, burning quite fiercely. just north of reading, so we're heading down towards the central valley eventually. and it's an audi farseason still going to the hump of really hot air encounters now the prairies and dropping down to the northern plain state. and you can see the red, central valley and down towards the south of california has its course down in you mexico as well. and arizona asked for the rain its been a, an accompanying problem for some states. but for the south, its not drifting its leaving the midwest, it's leaving places by illinois and the staggered be the southern states the season . pretty big down. pause over the next 2 or 3 days, leaving dry behind. but also, of course, leaving the fairly high temperatures quickly running through barbados will be tropical storm elsa on its way to cuba this weekend. it still had an order 0 really good. why a 3rd of children in love on are going to bed hungry. our software is being developed in sou

escucharon una voz y el presidente joe biden llega al lugar para mostrar apoyo más de 60 muertes en oregon y washington ola de calor que se extiende desde la semana pasada que matienen en alerta a las personas, los Ángeles se extremeció por la explosión de fuegos artificiales caseros que dejó heridos y daños en viviendas y automóviles phoenix suns alcanzan las final de la nba después de 30 años al ganar a los Ángeles clippers por 4 a 2 en las eliminatorias de la conferencia del oeste el otro finalista va a estar entre milwaukee bucks y atlanta (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> hola, qué tal, les saluda nicole suárez muchas gracias por acompañarnos comenzamos con otro día en el sur de la florida en surfside donde está el presidente joe biden y la primera dama para mostrar su apoyo a las familias que perdieron algunos de los suyos y a quienes esperan un milagro de encontrar a alguien con vida también para saber cómo se realizan los trabajos de rescate la esperanza es lo último que se pierde al encontrar sobreviviente entre los escombros aunque el tiempo que pasa no ayuda mucho en la situación pero los rescat

información, 80 personas han muerto debido a las extremas temperaturas registradas en los estados de oregón y washingtonel condado (nombre en inglés) confirmaron que 13 residentes fallecieron por las extremas temperaturas. hay que tener mucho cuidado. >> además, los trópicos se activan porque la quinta tormenta de la temporada de huracanes del atlántico 2021 comienza a formarse. la tormenta tropical tiene vientos de 45 millas por hora, se conoce como elsa y pasará por el sur del estado de la florida. el gobernador de ese estado dijo que la tormenta no impactará esfuerzos de búsqueda y rescate en el lugar del colapso del condominio en la ciudad de surfside . >> bueno, vamos a canadá, el gobierno pide seguir ayudando al medio ambiente, fíjese que para esto se traza la meta de prohibir para 2025 (información en pantalla) es un esfuerzo para llegar a las cero emisiones del año 2050. en california recordemos que también el gobernador firmó una orden ejecutiva para que todos los carros nuevos que se vendan en el estado sean eléctricos para el año 2035 >> a partir de octubre empleados de las oficinas de admini

las zonas de desierto y sur de california y el problema es dentro ser los vecinos estados, oregón, washingtony utah, , con temperaturas cálido que poco a poco se va acercando y extiende se calor en las próximos días hay que estar al esto si se extiende ahorrar energía desde las cuatro hasta esta noche a las 9:00 de la noche, es importante el regresaremos con más >>> usté sabe que telemundo 48 somos la autoridad en el tiempo puede encontrar las actualizaciones a todo hora en la página en pantalla o hacer que la cámara al código q r y listo >>> si cumple esos años en tiroteo en el festival del ajo sede con los detalles de procesos legales con la seguridad así como la compañía que vendió el arma que utilizó el pistolero vamos con fátima navarrete para ver detalles y el acto que culminó hace unos minutos >>> así es, buenas tarde hace minutos se dio por terminada la reunión comunitaria enel centro de arte, dijeron presente el fiscal la policía y otras agencias comunitarias, abogado que representan a varias de la víctima del tiroteo dijeron que el fabricante del arma que utilizó el autor de la trag

officials in oregon and washington state say at least 80 combined deaths are linked to the hot weather medical crews in the canadian province of the british columbia say they're investigating close to 500 potential deaths. the preliminary cause of death. it's hyperthermia when the body gets so hot, it just can't cool itself anymore. health officials, credit cooling centers and outreach for saving lives. let's talk about our weather forecast now as we take a live look outside here along. >> highway 24 in walnut creek. not a lot of traffic. now, maybe people already started there barbecues for the independence day holiday inn. he won't be alone if you're traveling, that's for sure. yeah. maybe you're saying here in the bay and firing up the barbie or maybe you're heading down the coast or wherever. >> you've got the the forecast. we've got to get away forecast to get, you know, people out there on the certainly coming into work today. lot of folks traveling already. >> if you have the monterey bay, you've got some fog of 59 degrees fairly cool in the santa cruz to start your holiday week

these states are seeing the steepest prices, utah, indiana, oregon and washington. when it comes to traffic, aaa says drivers on highway 17 near san francisco can expect congestion to be 340% worse than usual. about the same on i-95 near boston. 330% worse than usual. >> people should be expecting that the e. tri roads of the past year are kind of over. >> reporter: and this morning this video is a reminder to everyone to slow down. that suv going airborne careening over a median on this highway in las vegas somehow landing on its wheels. everybody is okay. police say slippery conditions were to blame. experts predict the worst traffic between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. today, and for the drive home monday, try to get a head start before 1:00 p.m. >>> h left a trail of destruction across the washington, d.c. area. a storm is blamed for causing this five-story building under construction to collapse. five workers were injured. strong winds also toppled a fence along the national mall ahead of the july 4th celebration and large trees fell on homes and power lines in the maryl

en la costa oeste de estados unidos, más de 80 personas muertas por las temperaturas récord washington y oregónecedentes. >>> me bajé l máscara para tomar aire pero sentí que me quemaba con el missmo aire. >>> la semana pasada tuvo un poco de mareo en la tarde y era algo que nunca había experimentado. >>> trabajadores agrícolas están entre los más afectados y trabajan en la noche para mitigar el calor. >>> y elsa pudiera ser el primero huracán de la temporada y ahora está en guyana y que mañana y el sábado cobrará más fuerez hasta el momento el sur de la florida está en elcono de su trayecto y sus efectos podrían sentirse entre el domingo y lunes próximos . >>> ♪♪ este fin de semana feriado traerá una explosión de viajeros que aprovechan el fin de las restriciones por la pandemia, 47 millones de estadounidenses planean viajar hoy mismo el tráfico aérea alcanzará el 90 por ciento de los niveles que tenía antes de la pandemia y mcos dicen que es conveniente volar ahora . >>> ida y vuelta son 600 dólares y el tiempo y todo , sale mejor . >>> y bueno, para algunas personas los altos precios de la g

. >> national weather service's tsunami center says there is no tsunami threat for washington, oregon, or california. >>> we are getting ready for another hot day inland, a first check on weather and traffic beginning with darren peck in for mary. good morning. >>> good morning. it's pretty much an exact repeat of what yesterday was like. we'll be in the upper 90s inland. we'll see a healthy marine layer. how was yesterday for you? just replay that. that's what today will be like. we are starting in mid 50s in santa rosa, mid 60s in livermore. that's the range we've got and it's a ten degree spread in there. same number for inland east bay, 97. inland north bay, we'll keep temperatures closer to the low 90s today and it will be 70 in the bay. how does the drive look? >>> good morning. let's start with a look at our maps as we take that drive into altamont pass. if you are ready to take 580 west it is busy out of tracy on the 205, 580 connector. we are seeing sluggish conditions around grant line. plan for that as you hit the roadways. right now we are at 31 minutes west bound 580 from

inédita, varios días de temperaturas de tres dígitos han causado la muerte de 118 personas en washington y oregónadá, ahí las autoridades de columbia británica calculan que han muerto 500 personas por temperaturas extremas, puede ser peor, 180 incendios forestales están ardiendo en la zona y cuadrillas de bomberos trabajan para controlar estas llamas. >> (música) . >> (música) la expansión de la variante delta en tados unidos aumenta contagios, sobre todo en zonas de bajo nivel de la población, hay nuevos brotes, en particular florida con el 17% de los nuevos casos, la importancia de estar vacunados nunca estuvo más clara, el mes pasado más del 99% de las muertes por covid-19 fueron de personas que no habían recibido lanyección . >> este es un llamado de alerta para que la gente que no han recibido vacunas acudan a vacunarse a la brevedad, no lamente para protegerse a sí mismos, sino también para proteger a sus familias y a la comunidad. >> la variante delta, la más contagiosa está presente en los 50 estados de país y el distrito de columbia. >> en el salvador, las últimas horas llegaron 1,5 mill

washington and oregon set new emergency orders mandating access to shade, water and breaks for anyoneorking outdoors after an oregon farm worker died. also the heat torching their crops. >> we're down on the farm 20% in production across the board. >> reporter: in washington, they are fighting against the heat to save their harvest. their berries were nearly bake iguodal bakeing at one point. >> it created a difficult situation. >> reporter: how difficult was this? >> this is the best crop. it did damage to this year's fruit and damaged the new shoots for next year. >> reporter: and there is a ripple effect to that. the longer this heat wave lasts, the more damage it will do to future crops, not to mention the drought that's prolonging and the fires it's fueling. errol? >> all right, lilian luciano, thank you for that. >>> the fbi and home land security officials are en route to haiti to assist investigators there as the political crisis following the assassination of the country's president deepens. u.s. troops will not be going despite a request for them. cbs's christina ruffini is

fires are burning in washington, oregon, california, nevada., but forecasters say they are likely to trigger thunderstorms in this part of the world, northern california. that means lightening. lightening and all of this dry vegetation, that's a bad combination. >> lightening is not accompanied by a bunch of rain. it is called dry lightening. that has the potential to spark anything right now pretty much across the mountain west from california to the great basin, which is nevada, utah area up through the northern rockies. >> reporter: he's in charge of the fire weather program for the national weather service. so basically he communicates the forecast to the different agencies that are looking for this. the forecast calls for some of this lightening to come in possibly around this time tomorrow and into monday. so what they're doing is they're actually stationing fire crews out on the field to be ready for it. they say that it is not likely to be as bad as the outbreak last year that sparked several major fires. that was back in august. >> it

we have the ability to go to washington, oregon, nevada, arizona, texas.asonable so far. is reasonable, moderate weather and no lightning swarms still early in the fire season, but i'm still not very hopeful for the next several months where we expect a real serious fire fight on our hands. indeed this year's fire data is ominous compared to last year's record season last summer was historic, and there's no other way to put it and what we're seeing this year is an increase compared to last summer. so, uh, they say, you know the worst fire season ever, but they just keep getting worse, though we may need some help. later, the governor's office of emergency service has just announced that it's sending even more cruise up to oregon to help those folks battle the relentless and ever growing bootleg fire. tom vacar ktvu fox two news, the san francisco fire department today showed off some new tools. the fire department along with the san francisco public utilities commission, performed an operational test at the sunset reservoir to show how hose tenders relay w

> expertos aseguran que la nueva ola de calor va a impactar similar a cómo la que castigo a washington y oregón esta ola de calor se sienta a partir del viernes cuando el termómetro era superar fácilmente los 110°f. >> con cuidado. >> (música). >> al regresar, alarma en missouri por rebrote de covid-19 impulsado por la variante delta. es uno de los estados donde menos personas se han vacunado. el presidente joe biden promueve su plan de ayu pdaara las familias en illinois. hablamos con la joven latina que estuvo encargada de presentar su discurso. seguimos. >> (música). el impacto de las pestañas alcanza nuevas alturas. mascara lash sensational sky high de maybelline new york. longitud sin límites más volumen. sensacional desde cada ángulo. mascara lash sensational sky high. solo de maybelline new york. t-mobile es el líder en 5g. y como creemos que la gente es lo más importante, la tratamos como debe ser. por eso ahora te damos más beneficios sin subir nuestros precios. presentamos magenta max. ahora con datos prémium ilimitados para que tu velocidad no pueda reducirse según la cantidad de dat

we have the ability to go to washington, oregon, nevada, arizona, texas.kept things reasonable, so far is reasonable. moderate weather and no lightning swarms still early in the fire season. but i'm still not very hopeful for the next several months where we expect a real serious fire fight on our hands. indeed this year's fired data is ominous compared to last year's record season last summer was historic, and there's no other way to put it and what we're seeing this year is an increase compared to last summer. so they say, you know the worst fire season ever, but they just keep getting worse, though we may need some help. later the governor's office of emergency service has just announced. that it's sending even more cruise up to oregon to help those folks battle the relentless and ever growing bootleg fire. tom vacar ktvu fox two news oh, and what is concerning as we head into the weekend, the forecast models now are bringing in some moisture that could lead to possibly some dry thunderstorms and possibly some lightning strikes. right now. that could be

we have the ability to go to washington, oregon, nevada, arizona, texas. the thing that's kept things reasonable so far. is reasonable, moderate weather and no lightning swarms still early in the fire season, but i'm still not very hopeful for the next several months where we expect a real serious fire fight on our hands. indeed this year's fire data is ominous compared to last year's record season last summer was historic, and there's no other way to put it and what we're seeing this year is an increase compared to last summer. so, uh, they say, you know the worst fire season ever, but they just keep getting worse. yeah though we may need help. later the governor's office of emergency services just announced it's sending out additional mutual aid crews from california to oregon to help battle the relentless and ever growing bootleg fire right at the moment, there are now 40, california units up there. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news, tom cal fire's global supertanker 7 47 was grounded earlier this year that can carry up to 19,000 gallons of water and make a

the west coast, all the coastal sections of the west coast, california have fog, actually, washington, oregonog has returned and inland. it's still pretty hot, but around the bay area are nine bay area counties or getting a heck of a sea breeze right now, and that has increased the humidities as you can feel it out there, and it's increased or decreased temperatures as well. and it just helps big time kind of with fire abatement concerns, which we all have this time of year. that's sfo. you know that and see the marine layer. it's maybe. 1300 ft deep tonight it's going to get a little deeper tonight will get like this morning. when you woke up, it's going to be everywhere. in fact, if you're wondering what it's going to be like for the fourth of july, and you're going, let's say you're going to christie field, which i'd prefer you do rather than you know an illegal fireworks. so go if you're going to the legal show, so let's see what christie feel. what's it going to be like, just like it was last night, just like it is tonight. i don't think we're going to see much of any with some drizzle.

estados unidos y que no se puede menospreciar >>> era algo que nunca había experimentado >>> washington y oregóno que no resistió el calor >>> estamos muy tristes y enojados porque una muerte que no debería de suceder >>> la ayuda para los trabajadores agrícolas que corren más riesgos de llegan botellas de agua y mientras el calor obliga a algunos a trabajar de noche a otros les quemó sus árboles navideÑos quienes no tienen aire acondicionado en casa hacen lo que pueden >>> los cuartos se calientan mucho y pasar la noche fuera >>> vamos a italia donde el glaciar se está derritiendo, cada aÑo se le coloca una cubierta protectora de unos 30 acres esta cubierta hace que los rayos del sol reboten para permitir que la nieve no se derrita, los expertos dicen que aproximadamente el 70 por ciento de la nieve se puede salvar durante la temporada de verano. así que sabemos, no se derrite y otros se están muriendo prácticamente del calor... >>> es el esfuerzo del ser humano para adaptar estos cambios climáticos lo hemos vivido, bien el 4 de julio, mucho cuidado estamos viendo parte de lo que es la autopist

two million people under red flag warnings across five states, california, idaho, montana, washington, and oregon the bootleg fire is the first official mega fire of 2021. it's burned more than 200,000 acres, doubling in size for four straight days now nearly seven times the size of san francisco. and drought conditions in 94% of the west are making it all worse. >> it has never been this low it really is unprecedented. >> reporter: lake mead, only a third full is lower than it's been since the 1930s. it's one of several depleted reservoirs across the southwest >> climate change has a very strong fingerprint on exactly what we're seeing right now at lake mead. >> reporter: this weekend, authorities plan to close this boat ramp on the nevada side of lake tahoe, citing low water levels and danger to boaters. without enough water in lakes and reservoirs, vegetation dries out and becomes ready fuel >> it's like a stocked fireplace, tinder-packed, ready to go up. >> reporter: symptoms of climate change, fuelling the fires this fire season is about six weeks ahead of schedule. outbreaks behaving like t

washington and oregon sent new emergency orders. after an organ farmworker died.stressing farmers, the heat torching their crops. >> we are down 20% in production. >> reporter: they are fighting against the heat to save their harvest. >> it created a difficult situation. this is probably the best growing i have seen. it damaged the crops for next year. >> reporter: the longer the heat wave last the more damage it will do to future crops and not to mention the drought is prolonging and the fires it is feeling. >>> residents are asked to reduce power consumption after the bootleg fire and oregon knocked out interstate power lines. without those lines that is preventing over 5000 megawatts of electricity from flowing south into the states. >>> alameda county search teams are looking for a swimmer who disappeared this afternoon. investigators say the man was seen jumping off a boat without a life preserver. it is not clear if he swam safely to another part of the lake or drowned. divers are searching near the dam. >>> authorities in san francisco are trying to track d

washington. it is typically an area that does not burn often. so, we had a wake-up call. there were several large fires. i think has increased awareness. that is increase preparedness. in oregonashington, there is still not enough to recognize how fire prone we are in this region and how where's it is getting. -- how worse it is getting. >> what kind of things need to be done? >> there needs to be a combination of things. we need to care for them like we do other emergencies. like earthquakes or tsunami's, that are rare, and can have consequences for people, but we prepare of actuations and how to coordinate to find people and manage response. but, we could do more than that. not just respond when they happen, but prepare for beforehand in terms of how we manage our vegetation, zoning, building codes, how we can protect people who live near forests, and our own homes, taking care of the vegetation around our houses and thinking about new merials that we use in building our homes and buildings. so, that is something that has not been done in a lot of areas. in part, because we have short memories. we do not realize how much there can be severe wildfires in this region. >> say

. >> washington y oregon son los estados mÁs castigados hasta ahora, las infernales temperaturas ahÍbre guatemalteco perdiÓ la vida, su compaÑeros encontraron su cuerpo que no resistiÓ el calor. >> estamos tristes y enojados porque es una muerto que no deberÍa suceder. >> un agua o un jugo >> la ayuda para trabajadores agrÍcolas que corren mÁs riesgo llega en botellas de agua, mientras el calor obliga a unos a trabajar de noche, a otros ya les quemÓ sus plantÍos de Árboles navideÑos, quienes no tienen aire acondicionado en casa, hacen lo que pueden. >> armar las casitas de campaÑa, y pasar la noche ahÍ, porque los cuartos se calientan mucho >> a pesar de una ligera baja en las temperaturas, el termÓmetro anticipa temperaturas calientes en los siguientes dÍas, el problema es que apenas inicia el verano. francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo. >> en tanto en el atlÁntico se formÓ la tormenta tropical elsa que amenaza las islas del caribe y pudiera llegar al sur de florida a inicios de semana, el sistema con vientos de 45 millas por hora puede afectar con lluvias fuertes a puerto rico y

estar entre los primeros cinco al terminar el aÑo y incendios desarrollÁndose propagÁndose, washington y oregÓnoder cobalto irlos asÍ que es muy difÍcil la situaciÓn en estos sectores porque condiciones en el tiempo son sumamente propensas, a permitir que continÚen propagÁndose, y las temperatura nos descienden, cien a 104 en el Área, montana y la otra noticia en el tiempo es la ac tu de lluvia que pudiera ser excesiva en texas por un sistema frontal que de lunes al jueves estarÁ estancado en el sur y sur oeste de paÍs permitiendo lluvias que pudiera ser excesiva. pasamos con mÁs de noticias telemundo fin de semana. >>> el aumento en casos de covid-19 mantiene preocupadas a has autoridades. esto por los millones con de personas que siguen sin vacunarse y la contagiosa variante delta pero otra proegs paco es la falsa informaciÓn en mÍ redes sociales que ha contribuido al descenso en vacunaciones, al tiempo que un exfuncionario de salud dijo haber subestimado el uso de la mascarilla. >>> erika con los detalles. >>> que le inyectan aÚn un chip. >>> por esta creencia que dice vio y escuchÓ, vick ir

with more on that, here is miguel almaguer >> reporter: tonight as washington and oregon become among the final states to move into a full reopening -- >> just glad we're not going to have to wear any more masks >> reporter: authorities now confirm the delta variant has officially been detected in every state, threatening to explode in pockets of the country where vaccination rates are low, the strain remains the nation's most serious threat. >> i don't know why we're in such a rush i think we need to be a little bit more careful. >> reporter: citing growing concern from delta, connecticut's governor says the state will follow cdc guidelines, not yet lifting mask mandates in school this fall. and now doctors say those infected with the delta strain may have symptoms similar to a bad cold, which may lead to less testing and further spread but there is a way to eliminate the threat. >> if you're vaccinated, you are safe from the variants that are circulating here in the united states we have three vaccines that we know are safe and effective. >> reporter: for now the cdc says the vaccin

washington and oregon set new emergency orders mandating access to shade, water, and breaks for anyone working outdoors after an oregon farm worker died of heat-related causes. >> reporter: devastating news out of arizona where two firefighters who were surveying flames on saturday were killed when their plane crashed. anne-marie? >> man. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. >>> denver police arrested four people and seized more than a dozen weapons at a hotel near the stadium hosting tomorrow's major league baseball all-star game. three men and one woman were arrested friday night. two vehicles were also impounded. police were alerted after a hotel worker reportedly found more than a dozen weapons and over 1,000 rounds of ammunition in a room. guests at the hotel were stunned. >> so our balcony faces directly toward coors field. there's no building in between. the balcony you see straight across. thank you to whoever reported what they saw. they could have circumvented a tragedy. >> there was no threat to the all-star game, but police don't rule out a mass attack was planned.

of people die. hundreds of people die, and now they're seeing the cost from that he wave in oregon and washington state. marine biologist are saying that hundreds of millions of brain animals died because it was simply so hot that in many places they were boiled death. so again, this is continuing its climate change obviously, and it's expected that it will be tuesday or wednesday on the west coast are good, couple more days. but then after that, colorado looks like it's going to get another kind of heat wave. so this just goes to show you climate change is real, it is happening, and june in the united states was the hottest, it has ever been since records have been kept. so it's a continuing problem. people are really struggling with it on the west coast. power grids are struggling to canada is also having this problem as well. so much so that they're worried about what wildfires that they're limiting. a reducing train service because that can spark wildfire, so fires intense heat. they're having problems finding the firefighters. it is just the beginning of what is expected to be a record break

dozens of wildfires still burning across the west from arizona all the way to washington and oregon.rent fires and smoke. poor air quality, low visibility, unhealthy for sensitive groups. be careful there. the expanding heat this weekend is not going to help matters whether you're fighting fires or trying to walk the dog. it's going to be near triple digits in many areas. a hot weekend out west and some storminess this weekend across the northeast and the southeast. also a heat advisory in place for new york city on friday. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, a scare in miami as the roof of an apartment building collapses. >>> also ahead, caught on camera. the moment a man tries to abduct a little girl. her brother comes to the rescue. >>> and later, a new problem in florida. >>> back now with a new building collapse scare near miami. this apartment building in miami-dade county was evacuated after a partial roof collapse. part of the billiuilding's over crashed to the ground. initial reports show the building was structurally sound. no injuries surfside condo

en dixie vemos que se sigue quemando, y tambiÉn en la zona del norte, oregÓn, washington, canadÁ.la presencia de relÁmpagos y tambiÉn a partir del lunes en la noche. asÍ que tenga mucho cuidado. quiero enseÑarles esta foto, vean como estÁ viendo ese buitre las cÁmaras de p g porque atrÁs se ve incendio diexie. y se voltea a las cÁmaras y vea quÉ foto se tomÓ ayer y atrÁs se puede ver el incendio en su habitad. >>> es una cadena quae fecta a todos, afecta a los humanos y tambiÉn a los animales. >>> el grupo (hablan en inglÉs) le propuso a las autoridades de san josÉ reducir los pius tos de estacionamientos para incentivar que los ciudadanos se vean obligados a comprar un carro, el proyecto no estipula sacar los espacios para estacionar. >>> es mejor dar que recibir, le sienta muy bien a la familia castellanos que por dÉcadas compartiÓ un premio. la solidaridad es una caracterÍstica de los que somos latinos. vamos al informe. >>> esta historia comenzÓ con un boleto de loterÍa. >>> me hablaron a las 6 de la maÑana y me dijeron que habÍa ganado. >>> pero no cualquier boleto sino uno d

advisories with several cities hitting record triplenins cities hitting rec digit temperatures.gi washington and oregon set new emergency orders mandating access to shade, water and drinks for anyone working breaks for anyone working outdoors after an oregon farm worker died. also distressing farmers, the heat torching their crops. >> we'll be down on the farm 20%, and production across-the- board. >> jiwan brar and paul sangha are fighting against the heat to save their harvest. their berries were nearly bakino at one point, more than 120 degrees hot. >> it created a really difficult situation. >> how unexpected was this? growing-- that i have seen, this >> this is probably the best growing-- that i have seen, this heat wave, to do the damage it did it damaged this years and also damaged new shoots for next area. >> there is a ripple effect to that. the longer this heat wave lasts the more damage to future crops and the drought it's prolonging and the fires it is fueling. >> lilia luciano, thank you. the rise rising number of covid cases are alarming public health officials, infections are picking up

2 million people under red flag warnings across five state -- california, idaho, montana, washington and oregon the bootleg fire is the first official megafire of 2021. it's burned more than 200,000 acres, doubling in size for four-straight days now seven times the size of san francisco. drought conditions in 90% of the west are making it worse. >> it has never been this low. it really, truly is unprecedented. >> reporter: lake mead is lower than it's been in the 1930s. sun of several depleted reservoirs across the southwest. >> climate change has a fingerprint on what we're seeing right now. >> reporter: they plan to close this boat ramp on the nevada side of lake tahoe citing danger to boaters without enough water, vegetation dries out and becomes ready fuel >> it's like a stocked fireplace. tinder patch ready to go up. >> reporter: symptoms of climate change fueling the fires this fire season is about six weeks ahead of schedule. outbreaks behaving like they typically would in august or even september now, phillip, these three factors, triple-digit temperatures, drought and dry vegetation co

officials in washington and oregon now reporting at least 79 lives lost to the historic heat. the wildfire threat forcing a state of emergency in oregon. in the east, 20 million people under a severe thunderstorm watch, including fedex field in landover, maryland. and a new tropical storm now on the move. abc senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us. rob? >> reporter: good evening, linsey. we've got a long front that's impacts the northeast and all the way through the front rage of colorado, where flash flood watches are posted. that front bumping into the heat and humidity in the northeast and strong storms there. we have watches that are posted for new jersey and virginia for the next couple of hours and that front makes for more messy weather tomorrow before things begin to cool off. all right, let's talk tropical storm elsa, humming along in the atlantic at 30 miles an hour, that's going to keep it weak for now. watches are posted already for haiti. you can see the track brings it close to florida by the middle of the week. low confidence on those details,

nearly 1700 emergency room visits were due to heat-related illnesses in washington state and oregon'sumbia, almost 500 sudden deaths reported since last friday, that is triple the normal number for this time of year. the entire village of lytton is under an evacuation order because of a fast spreading wildfire, it started after the village saw 120 degrees, all 249 lytton residents are being advised to go to a safe location. the mayor calls the situation dire and says that the whole town is on fire. >> that is jesqis scary. >>> a florida law that would allow fines on social media companies is on hold. it was scheduled to go into febt today but a federal judge issued an injunction wednesday saying it likely violated the free speech rights of tech companies. the legislation was inspired by former president trump's social media ban following the attack on the u.s. capitol. >>> after missing the playoffs for the last ten years, the phoenix suns are now in the nba finals. andy scholes has the beach er repor report oig. >> great day to be a suns fan. the team is heading to the nba finals and

over the past few weeks, we have seen an awful heat wave hit oregon and washington. those states in the beautiful northwest, always known for their cool summer breezes, had temperatures like 115 degrees. it was just astounding. not just a little temperature bump. dramatically unusual. temperatures in the pacific northwest climbed so high that power cables melted and roadways cracked in two. at the same time, in the american southwest, the lack of rainfall and depleted reservoirs have led to a historic lack of water. according to the national drought mitigation center, more than 77% of the great state of new mexico is in a state of severe drought. as climate change continues to worsen, extreme weather like this unfortunately is only becoming more common. putting our agriculture, our infrastructure, our economy, and our people's health at great risk. that's why i have made addressing the climate crisis in a bold way the primary focus of our upcoming debate on infrastructure. we're working with great urgency to make this happen. and we're going to do it in two ways. fir

en los próximos días en aumento, la temperatura no solo en el área de california sino para oregón, washingtondad debido al cambio climático no nos hemos ajustado y parece ser que no lo haremos horas advertencia para los próximos días, se al norte que california se mantiene estable sin advertencia de calor el esfuerzo no es solo por el estado sino por el país y en la costa hueste lo mencionamos siguen las tormentas eléctricas con rayos, posible incendio escuchamos al gobernador que decía que los fondosson insuficiente para combatir, pide ayuda federal, temperaturas agradables, jueves y viernes 85 grados y descendiendo para el domingo estar los 81 años así está san josé los próximos días, vamos a ver temperaturas descendiendo por el fin de semana el panorama más fresco la región, tengo detalles al regresar >>> gracias, qué felicidad lo que se hubiera méxico luego que ganaré cole de sudáfrica avanzando los juegos olímpicos tokio 2020 >>> esperamos que este tercer gol, no lleve a ganar la medalla de oro, es la esperanzade nuestro equipo olímpico >>> el camino sigue el encuentro será contra corea

one of the main obstacles to breaking up the ninth circuit which currently covers washington, oregon, california, nevada, idaho, montana, it's just difficult because california is in the center. but it is also biggest. if that is the biggest obstacle to breaking up the ninth circuit, and if that is truly the only obstacle to getting bipartisan support and a filibuster approved majority to expanding the court of appeals, and by all means it is worth it. i'm not totally convinced that if you agreed to break up the ninth circuit that you're going to get massive 60 vote threshold in the senate or bipartisan support in the house, but indulging the hypothetical, yes, that would be very worthwhile. >> isn't this something that -- i seem to remember former senator lake, even john mccain had a bill to break apart that court. is that not -- you probably know more about this than me, but i don't remember that being proposed in exchange. is that something that you guys know that democrats have thought about? or have been open to doing in the past? >> it is -- it's not come off in the court subcom

one of the main obstacles to breaking up the ninth circuit, which currency covers, you know, washington, oregon, california, nevada, idaho, montana, is that it's just administratively difficult because california is in the center and it's also the biggest. but if that's the biggest obstacle to breaking up the ninth circuit, and if that is truly the only obstacle to getting bipartisan support and a filibuster proof majority to expanding the court of appeals, and by all means, it's worth it. now, i'm not totally convinced that if you agreed to break up the night circus, you're going to get past the 60 plus threshold in the senate or bipartisan support of the house. but i own dodging the hypothetical, yes, that would be a very worthwhile [inaudible] . >> isn't this something that republicans -- i seem to remember former [inaudible] joe blake edible or even john mccain had a bill to break about that court. is that not -- you guys know about more about this than me, but i don't remember this being proposed in exchange for something else? is that something that you guys know that democrats have thoug