literally. >> so, death valley is one of the hottest places on the earth. >> the temperatures in deathe was even a temperature reading on the sidewalk, of 178 degrees. >> the pavement gets unbelievably hot. you can fry an egg, literally out there in july. >> in 2018, the heat in death valley was so hot, but it melted the souls of three pairs of one of the runners shoes. so we wanted to know, how do you even get your body ready for an endurance race like no other? >> one of the most humbling experiences you will ever go through. >> seven-time runner and two-time badwater ultra marathon winner, pete qassem, it runs 200 miles a week, leading up to the race. >> i live in ohio, where does not get nearly as hot as death valley. so i do a lot of runs in layers, hoodies, hats. so you know, you get a lot of interesting looks from people around the neighborhood, that is for sure. >> during this rough race, not only battling the elements of the dry desert air and sun beating down on you, you are battling your body as well. >> you are sweating gallons of hydration. later, you are sweating, it is e

a thermometer at death valley. visitor center which is affectionately known as furnace creek reached a scorching 128 degrees and saturday. it's actually a few degrees cooler than the 130 degrees recorded on friday that one 30 is the 5th time in recorded history that death valley has reached 130 degrees, at least the hottest temperature on record at death valley, a record one 34 that happened all the way back and 1913 things not as hot here at home, but it may have felt like it if you're inland things starting to cool off, though. meteorologist erica caturay in tonight from a briefing with a look at what's on the way for get the start of your monday. >> yeah. tomorrow temperatures are going to be even a lower and by middle of this week, it looks like temperatures will be a little below normal. in fact, we have that high pressure that's in southern california continuing to shift away and that's why temperatures are going to decrease compared to what we saw this weekend along the coast. we're seeing gray lot of clouds

on friday, california's death valley matched its previous record of 54.1; degrees celsius — set in 2020 hottest temprature recorded in over a century. wildfires are already under way. the beckwourth complex in the north of the state has led to hundreds of evacuation orders. more fires are expected as the heatwave intensifies. and power companies have urged consumers to conserve energy ahead of next week. the heat is linked to a heat dome, or ridge of high pressure, over the region. hundreds of people died in the us and western canada when a similar heat dome shattered temperature records at the end ofjune. bbc weather presenter nick miller has the details. this heat wave is now well under way, notjust in the southwest usa but into parts of canada too. and whilst not reaching some of the highest temperatures recorded in the recent heat wave in canada, it's still hot from alberta across to ontario, with temperatures well above 30 celsius. the higher temperatures are being felt, though, across the southwest of the usa, particularly through nevada and into california — well above 40, but in

death valley, 124 today. so still quite hot, right? even by death valley standards. when the overnight temperatures are unable to cool down. that's what we're seeing here. bakersfield will be -- having a morning low tuesday of just 80 degrees. yikes! the record heat will wane on tuesday and wednesday. that doesn't mean we're going to see a cooldown. it's still going to be extremely warm. temperatures above average here, and well above average up here across the northern plains. and as you know, not only do we have the heat, but we have this ongoing drought which is not helping the wildfires. >> it is just incredible what is happening. tyler, thank you so much for staying on top of that. and thank you for joining us. i'm rosemary church. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. don't settle. start your day with secret. secret stops odor- causing sweat 3x more. and the provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything. no sweat. secret. all strength. no sweat. you know, i'm glad that you got your credit sorted with extracredit, but isn't this

denver at a hotel there near the sitof the major league baseball all-star game >>> 128 degrees in death valley. one example of life-threatening heat across the west as scorching temperatures are fueling out-of-control wildfires. >>> a straw poll held at the conservative political action conference revealed that 70% would vote for former president trump if the 2024 election were held today but that's not all >>> fresh out of a three-hour surgery ultimate fighting favorite conor mcgregor is blasting his opponent yet again. new details as we kick off your week "early today" starts right now glad you could join us this morning. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with that breaking news police in haiti believe that they have arrested one of the masterminds behind the assassination of their president. a haitian man who was living in florida is being accused of traveling to haiti in a private jet and contacting a private security firm to find people to carry out the attack so that he could replace jovenel moise as president. that suspect was identified as christian emmanuel sanon he

california's death valley has long been known as one of the hottest places on earth.limb to an incredible in the northern mojave desert. that's just four degrees shy of the high on the planet, which was also recorded in verifying 130 degrees reading would be the earth's highest, reliably measured temperature, according to yale's climate connections blog. the temperature never dropped below 100 degrees in death valley over the weekend and mark i've been to death valley was in january or you have it was a little cooler, you know, but swinging by in the summertime isn't on my top three things to do list. but have you been there in the summer? no it sounds like quite the experience memorable experience. right? so maybe it's something to maybe i should explore one of these family trips coming up, but you want to guess the current temperature in death valley right now. just the little weather challenge. you're looking it up. i'm gonna go. i'm going to go one. let's go, 1 22,close. mike 1 21 20. so there you go. yeah, yeah, i'll take that's a very nice stuff forecasting for

death valley, california on friday recorded a high of 54.1; celsius, 130 fahrenheit, matching a temperatured in august last year which some argue is the highest temperature reliably recorded on earth, but the official record at death valley actually goes back to 1913 at 56.7 degrees celsius. now, whilst not expected to threaten that this weekend, we still see temperatures getting a little bit higher over the weekend in death valley. gradually, temperatures will subside as we go through the week, head closer to the seasonal average. may also threaten a record at las vegas. regardless of the actual numbers, regardless of records, this is clearly another extreme and dangerous heatwave affecting some people and places in the usa. thanks to nick for that update. california's wildfire service told us they've been preparing for this for months. what we're doing is we're actively monitoring right now. right now, we have numerous incidents throughout the state, but none of them have really exceeded our capabilities. we are monitoring and aggressively attacking all those fires as they come up. so as

death valley. it could hit 131 or 132. now we hit 134 in death valley back in 1913.ly. really the modern-day record is 130. we hit it yesterday in death valley. we could exceed that today. dangerous heat. notice that the heat dome is not centered in the pacific northwest around washington and oregon. it's much further south in the desert southwest and especially across california. this is an historic heat wave. and it's going to left just a couple more days. this is on top of the worst drought we have pretty much ever observed. and there are all the fires because obviously when you combine heat and you combine very dry conditions, you're going to end up with fires that end up burning even hotter. all right. look at these temperatures today. notice along the coast, this is where you get relief. long beach is 80. oakland's around 86 degrees. but elsewhere across the west, 117 degrees in reading. look at palm silver spring. 117 -- palm springs. 117 degrees. glasgow is 102. the good news is we'll break the heat or ease it a little bit as we head into the middle of the up

in death valley, the temperature hit 1 degrees fahrenheit on saturday.t is a mind-boggling 54 degrees celsius. the extreme heat is having some devastating consequences. while cars have been burning in six western u.s. states. sophie long reports from los angeles. reporter: wildfires in northern california grow in size and intensity, destroying homes in multiple communities as wind complicates conditions. this fire is raging out of control and origami as millions of people across the western united states are hit by another round of scorching temperatures. more than 60,000 acres are currently burning. california is no stranger to wildfires, but scientists say they are becoming more frequent and more intense as global temperatures rise. the national weather service recorded temperatures of 130 degrees in california's death valley, some of the highest ever recorded on the planet. people in desert communities are being warned how quickly they can dehydrate or overheat. >> not realizing how quickly you can run into trouble or the body overheating. reporter: e

death valley california on friday recorded a high of 5a.a celsius. 130 fahrenheit matching a temperatureme argue is the highest temperature reliably recorded on earth but the official record at death valley actually goes back to 1913, 50 6.7 celsius. while not expected to threaten that this weekend we still could see temperatures getting a bit higher over the weekend at death valley. gradually, temperatures will subside as we go through the week ahead. closer to the seasonal average and may threaten the record of las vegas that avocados of the actual numbers and regardless of records this is clearly another extreme heatwave affecting some people and places in the usa. affecting some people and places in the usa. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's jane dougall. that is tremendous. she battled her own nerves, a fearsome serve gone within the first set. between. the second set went to the tie—break. the capacity crowd, you come to sit down, you want a reason to stand up. that is her husband. 0ne to stand up. that is her husband. one set all. it had become a cap

get this, temperatures could surpass 130 degrees in death valley.is live in the cnn weather center. allison, these temperatures are surreal. 130 degrees. >> right. it's rare, even for this area. i mean, again, when you think about the hottest place in the u.s., this is typically the region you think of. even for them, this is well above where they normally would be this time of year. you have the heat advisories out that stretch from northern washington state all the way down to the arizona/mexico border, and a lot of the area in between. this is encompassing a pretty good portion of the country. one thing to note, this is a day after some records were already broken. needles, california, picking up at 120 yesterday, breaking that record there. las vegas topping out at 116. 109 in sam kcramento. grand junction, 107, their all-time record for that area, not just for that particular day. and we talked about it, death valley hitting 130 degrees yesterday. they could hit that again today and maybe even again tomorrow. this is important because if that's

but we sought death valley triple digits over the weekend really high temperatures because that ridgee with sitting over at death valley and the whole but it is and that's why we're seeing our temperatures going back down to normal seeing blue skies in the east bay the marine layer out the distance. currently we're at 64 in palo alto 83 in concord, new notice our inland areas there. little lower versus what we saw over the weekend 72 in petaluma upper 70's in nevado. so what we can expect for the rest of today are breezy conditions tomorrow morning. it will be cloudy along the coast and we could expect to see some patchy fog and some drizzle along with that. as i was mentioning earlier. so here we have satellite and radar looking dry for a lot of california. we're seeing some showers up in the southern portion of the sierra that should go away tomorrow as for our high temperatures here in the bay area tomorrow. pretty similar to what we're going to see for our temperatures today for daytime highs. if you happen to be heading out of town for whatever reason. pretty warm out there in ta

>>> we begin the week with dangerous life threatening heat in the west. 120 degrees in death valley more heat on the way and that is fueling the growth of wildfires. >>> today president biden will turn his aention towards gun violence four arrested for weapons charges just outside the stadium hosting baseball's all-star game. >>> breaking overnight, thousands take to the streets of cuba in rare protest over hunger, pandemic restrictions and the lack of covid vaccinations. >>> more pain at the pump as gasoline prices rise again up 5 cents a gallon to an average of $3.21 again >>> and the covid booster shot, is it necessary? pfizer seems to think so and will seek emergency approval a busy start to monday, july 12th "early today" begins right now. >>> the relentless heat scorching the west coast 128 degrees in death valley. the region is facing a double disaster with wildfires spreading and water supply dwindling >> reporter: this is the third major heat wave to strike the western part of the united states so far this year. we're not even happen way through summer it's making drought and fi

temperatures in death valley were measured at 130 degrees today.if that becomes official it would tie the highest verified amateur ever on planet earth. death valley reach 134 degrees in 1913 and in 1931 there was 131 degree reading in tunisia. but there are doubts of the accuracy of those measurements. but i bet paul heggen would know the complete accuracy of y whr rerd. this weren't quite in 1913, but regardless, it's going to be hot. this heat dome in control england, but with the way it is positioned to the east and southeast, it will lose that onshore influence. the fog is back this evening and it will be cooler by the water as we had into the weekend. and by next week the whole pattern will shift. by tuesday and into the rest of the work we, back to a normal july weather pattern. there is the fog taking over downtown san francisco where temperatures have dropped into the mid-50s. not so much further inland. 65 in san jose, 77 in livermore. 73 in concord. your numbers will eventually drop as we head through the rest of tonight. the fog is camp

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death valley nearing 130 degrees for a second day in a row. the historic drought getting even worse, spreading across 93% of the west. california residents urged to cut water usage by 15% and conserve electricity. rob marciano standing by. >>> also tonight, the growing delta variant threat. covid cases now back on the rise in half the country. the u.s. case average up 21% in just the last week. schools and parents now responding to new guidance from the cdc, saying fully vaccinated students and teachers don't need to wear masks in the classroom. >> haiti on the brink. new developments tonight following the assassination of the haitian president. images from the scene of that deadly shootout between police and the suspected assassins. and the u.s. decision tonight on whether to send troops to haiti. marcus moore on the ground in port-au-prince. >>> back here at home, the statues of confederate generals robert e. lee and stonewall jackson removed in charlottesville. the statues at the center of that deadly rally led by white supremacists. >>> ne

. >>> let's switch back to our heat wave and near record temperatures in death valley. the central california region is already known as one of the hottest places on earth, but thanks to this blistering heat wave, death valley could reach a record-breaking 130 degrees this weekend. it could even break earth's all- time record of 134 degrees. that was set back in 1913. >>> farther south, palm springs fire crews rescued a hiker and 100 a degree heat. he got trapped on the side of the cliff and was able to call 911 on his cell phone. rescuers used a helicopter to reach him. >> still had a cell phone signal will. but look at the way he was dressed. pair of shorts. the sun is going to cook you out here. >> firefighters worn no one should ever be hiking when it's above 100 degrees. >>> june was north america's hottest month on record, according to a new european study. researchers say that last month's average temperature was more than two degrees higher than last june. the average is about a quarter degree higher. scientists say it's yet more evidence greenhouse gases are wa

it feels like we're in and out in the nearby death valley. also in the mojave desert reached 53 degrees celsius on saturday. 54 on friday. if confirmed it would be the highest recorded and more than a century and close to the highest ever measured on earth. the conditions of so extreme and the air so dry that some of the water dropped by aircraft to fight the fires, evaporates before it reaches the ground. forecast is say, even if temperatures don't continue to break records, the widespread oppressive and long lasting heat remains the threat alex there brian al jazeera still to come was how far? one of haiti's most powerful gang leaders threatens protests of the killing of president luis. the u. s says it's sending a team to assess security and deforestation of brazil and rain forest rises for record for the month. environmentalist warning the west is yet to ah hello there. let's start in australia and there's more width and windy weather on the way for the west. we've got weather systems moving in, bringing the storms and showers to pass, an

in death valley in california, the temperature was expected to reach 52 celsius, 125 fahrenheit.ires have been burning across six western us states. our correspondent sophie long reports from los angeles. wildfires in northern california grow in size and intensity, destroying homes in multiple communities as increasing winds complicate already—dangerous firefighting conditions. this fire is raging out of control in southern oregon, as millions of people across the western us are hit by another round of scorching temperatures. i'm on the west side... more than 60,000 acres are currently burning. california is no stranger to wildfires, but scientists say they're becoming more frequent and more intense as global temperatures rise. the national weather service recorded temperatures of 130 degrees in california's death valley, some of the highest ever recorded on the planet. people in desert communities are being warned how quickly they can dehydrate or overheat. not realising how quickly you can run into trouble with dehydration and heat exhaustion or the body overheating. but even t

the national weather service recorded temperatures of 130 degrees in california's death valley, someesert communities are being warned how quickly they can dehydrate or overheat. not realising how quickly you can run into trouble with dehydration and heat exhaustion or the body overheating. but even those following advice in palm springs are struggling. it's too hot. i'm drinking as much water as i can. i'm drinking my weight in water every day. i think the best way to - describe it, which is actually the way my friend described it, is that moment when you openj the oven and that gust of heat hits you in the face. _ the extreme heat has led to the deaths of dozens of people across the western united states in recent weeks. it's also putting a massive strain on the region's power grid. californians are now being told to reduce their water usage by 15%. it's not compulsory, but it underscores the harsh reality that millions of people living in cities like los angeles are now facing. as the record—breaking temperatures continue, people can only do their best to stay cool. sophie long, b

the national weather service recorded temperatures of 130 degrees in california's death valley, some people in desert communities are being warned how quickly they can dehydrate or overheat. not realising how quickly you can run into trouble with dehydration and heat exhaustion or the body overheating. but even those following the advice in palm springs are struggling. it's too hot. i'm drinking as much water as i can. i'm drinking my weight in water every day. i think the best way to - describe it, which is actually the way my friend described it, is that moment when you openj the oven and that gust of heat hits you in the face. _ the extreme heat has led to the deaths of dozens of people across the western united states in recent weeks. it's also putting a massive strain on the region's power grid. californians are now being told to reduce their water usage by 15%. it's not a compulsory, but it underscores the harsh reality that millions of people living in cities like los angeles are now facing. as the record—breaking temperatures continue, people can only do their best to stay co

so death valley hit 130 on friday. they were so close yesterday, 129.4.y could hit 130 today, potentially hit it yet again tomorrow. that's the thing. it's more that it's a prolonged heating event. look at all of these areas you see in the pink and orange colors indicating where we have those excessive heat alerts. look at the places that broke or tied their all-time records yesterday. not just the hottest for this day, but these were the all-time records. las vegas hitting 117. even winslow, arizona, topping out at 110 yesterday. in addition to that, needles, california, 122, palm springs 120, even sacramento, california, 113. a daily record there. again it's more the continuation of this intense heat. death valley spotentially hittig 130 yet again today, close tomorrow around 129. the official forecast from the weather service. las vegas 116 today. phoenix around 113. u all of these areas well above where they normally would be. it's not just the afternoon highs. it's the overnight lows because the concern here is that you really ideally want the overni

in death valley in california, the temperature was expected to reach 52 celsius, 125 fahrenheit.me heat is having some devastating consequences. wildfires have been burning in six western us states. our correspondent sophie long reports from los angeles. wildfires in northern california grow in size and intensity, destroying homes in multiple communities as increasing winds complicate already dangerous firefighting conditions. this fire is raging out of control in southern oregon, as millions of people across the western united states are hit by another round of scorching temperatures. i'm on the west side... more than 60,000 acres are currently burning. california is no stranger to wildfires, but scientists say they're becoming more frequent and more intense as global temperatures rise. the national weather service recorded temperatures of 130 degrees in california's death valley, some of the highest ever recorded on the planet. people in desert communities are being warned how quickly they can dehydrate or overheat. not realising how quickly you can run into trouble with dehydr

so far there is no official word on a cause and that brutal heat wave over the weekend helped death valleyits name. the national weather service reported the hi topped out at 128 degrees yesterday. but that wasn't the most intense reading a thermometer near the furness visitor center showed a 135 degrees shortly before 4 o'clock. however, a national park ranger there said it typically measures higher than the official reading. so taken with a grain of salt. the national weather service recorded the high temperature at 129 on saturday. 100, 30 on friday, which if verified. and that takes a while would be one of the highest ever recorded on earth i taking a live look outside san francisco's embarcadero cool by the majors air conditioning with what we have, like less than half of what death valley was yeah. nice. can you imagine being in that kind of heat. >> and you know, they have for an overnight low a 107 degrees that's really started. that's amazing. just blistering how that was as hot as some of the higher temperatures around the bay area. so yeah, good. don't have that kind of weather.

yesterday, death valley hit 130 degrees.is rare. they've only hit that 130 mark, at least that 130 mark two times in history. although one of those times was just last year. more of that heat is expected over a very wide stretch. heat advisories sfrech from northwestern states all the way down to the mexico border. you're talking a lot of people dealing with extreme heat. not just five or dix degrees above normal. but you're talking record-breaking. all of these dots represent numbers all the way through monday. it's been hot for a very long period of time. from june 7th to july 7th, look at the records broken. not just daily records but 300 all-time highs records broken in a lot of places. take, for example, las vegas. these are the numbers so far this month. all over triple digits. yesterday making it to the all-time temperature by one degree. but that could happen later today. but the question is why? why do they see the prolonged heat for an extended period of time? they have a dome of pressure basically sitting over the

continue to rage as extreme heat blankets the region, with temperatures reaching 130 degrees in death valley and in arizona two firefighters were killed in a plane crash officials say the accident happened while they were conducting reconnaissance over the cedar basin fire near the prescott national forest meanwhile, california's largest wildfire has consumed more than 20,000 and more acres destroyed around 20 homes. the blaze called the beckwourth complex, has now expanded into nevada forcing evacuations in washoe county. >> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is watching that dangerous heat in the west for us. janessa, good morning to you >> hi. good morning good morning, everyone yes, the heat continues to build for the pacific northwest. it is starting to sag more into the desert southwest so we're seeing a little shift in the heat right now. 19 million people currently impacted by heat warnings and heat advisories. and they stay in place until tuesday afternoon. then a little bit of relief. that puts a smile on my face this high pressure will start to sag more into the texas area and then th

my death valley reached $54.00 degrees celsius on friday, comes less than 2 weeks after another dangerous heat wave hit, the northwest, us and canada, and pfizer already raging next year. brian reports this is the largest wild fire of the year in california, burning along the border with nevada. a combination of 2 fires, sparked by lightning, doubled in size between friday and saturday, fires rolling down here. it's one of several fires, straightening homes across the wasted united states, blamed on so called heat dome, pockets of high pressure which push warm air down, forcing temperatures up this job. those are the effects of climate change. here it's real human induced impacts. acute impacts are happening decades before even the scientists are predicted. with scorching temperatures across 10 states, 30000000 americans facing extreme heat. this wildfire and oregon doubled in size on saturday, pushed by strong winds. officials with cold delays, unpredictable and erratic. some areas have been evacuated or others have been told to pack up and be ready to leave at any moment. the heat and t

i mean how crazy are those numbers for death valley?s there, kasie, but it's still pretty nuts. it's amazing. >> i can't imagine. that's really stunning. all right, bill karins. here's hoping our friends out west stay cool. it doesn't seem like they're going to have much luck. thanks very much for that. we really appreciate it. >>> time now for sports. the women's final for wimbledon is all set. the number one set, aussie ashleigh barty will face carolina plus co-va, the former number one seed. it pits two first-time wimbledon finalists for the first time since 1977. >>> the suns held off the bucks' late rally attempts thanks to late quarter threes from booker and chris paul. booker went 7 for 12 behind the arc tying the record for the second most threes ever in a finals game. the suns lead the sooerks 2-0. game three set for sunday in milwaukee. they really -- watching them move the ball around the court last night was amazing. >>> now this. it couldn't have been scripted any better. bases loading, the team's down, and this is the time

death valley, california, on friday, they reached 130 degrees.f course, set back in 1913 at death valley. 134 degrees fahrenheit. but, of course, 130 degrees is nothing to laugh at, right? so here is the 30 million americans that are under excessive-heat alerts from the great basin all the way to the southwest. it excludes the coastal areas, by the way. so we are getting some nice relief from the pacific ocean for places like san diego and los angeles. but nonetheless, the interior communities, sacramento, as well as las vegas, into the sacramento valley. but there's good news. temperatures are going to, quote/unquote, cool a little bit. we expect temperatures to drop into the lower 100 and 110-degree range for the early parts of this week. so, if you can call that relief, michael. i don't even know, really, if there is a weather term for that one. >> yeah, really. i mean, relief. not much. good to see you, my friend. derek van dam, thanks. wow. >>> well, the heat wave on north america's pacific coast has had a surprising and smelly side effect.

death valley, only 100. give the body a chance to recover. >> very good. allison chinchar. thank you so much. people have got to stay safe, be careful and, you know, sometimes that wet hankey around the neck is really effective. thank you. >>> a brand-new cnn original series premieres tomorrow night. every show is trying at its heart to be a reflection of america's family. here is cnn's tom foreman. >> this is real life. this is really happening. >> reporter: though they rarely satirize politics like late night, sitcoms are a measure of our times. in many cases, they're fighting for reform. >> if you put something in your show that's shocking and radical, the hope is that in five years' time, it's going to become more normal. >> reporter: here are five shows that blaze trails in social justice. starting with "all in the family." in the 1970s, the runaway hit held a mirror up to old dated views and all the demanded change. >> i suppose you'll tell me the black man had the same opportunity in the country as yo

it feels like we're in and out in the nearby death valley. also in the mojave desert reached 53 degrees celsius on saturday. 54 on friday. if confirmed it would be the highest recorded and more than a century and close to the highest ever measured on earth. the conditions of so extreme and the air so dry that some of the water dropped my aircraft to fight the fires, evaporates before it reaches the ground. forecast say, even if temperature is don't continue to break records. the widespread, oppressive, and long lasting heat remains a threat elixir brian al jazeera. i think i'll hang jones as live from washington dc party. what's the full cost looking like? well, it looks like they're in for a couple more days of this intense heat. they are breaking records all up and down the western united states. las vegas, the city well known it reached a high, a recorded high that is only seen 4 times in its history, 47 degrees celsius. and that's really we're seeing the story all over, all of these records being broken. and it doesn't look like there's g

as you mentioned at the top, temperatures recorded at 54.1; c in death valley and this heatwave and theas you mentioned affecting more than 31 million people from californian nevada into arizona and many cases we are seeing temperatures about 10— 12 degrees above average. the tie into the wildfires you spoke of, beckwourth complex complex fire off to the east out towards the sierra, as soon as you get these hot temperatures and these extreme drought conditions, that leads to the explosive growth on these wildfires not only are we dealing with these temperatures that are breaking records, affecting more than 30 million people now as those wildfires grow and in the coming days we will have to watch about the air—quality impact in the region is more and more of the wildfire smoke moves further away from the region and impacts millions more people, many miles away from the fires that are bringing here in california and into western nevada. ., ., nevada. you mentioned the cominu nevada. you mentioned the coming days. _ nevada. you mentioned the coming days, rob. - nevada. you mentioned the i

death valley, california, coulds weekend.ley,ra cal hit 132, approaching the hottest temperature ever recorded on earth. here's cbs' david begnaud. >> reporter: tonight there is another dangerous heat wave scorching the west. salt lake city, which hit a record high of 104 degrees, is expecting several days more of triple digit temperatures. doctors are warning residents to watch for signs of heat exhaustion. >> muscle cramping, nausea, dizziness. >> reporter: there were nearly 200 heat-related death in oregon and washington states last month. >> most of these patients are older, they live alone without air conditioning. >> reporter: there's a new report out that says this heat would be virtually impossible without human-caused climate change. >> if you don't believe it because you don't believe science, got to believe your eyes. >> reporter: california governor gavin newsom has declared a drought emergency for nearly the entire state, urging people to voluntarily reduce water usage by 15%, that means cutting back on watering

this image shows the 10th ofjuly in the us — the red means hotter than average, and this is death valleyia. it reached 54.1; celsius, and if confirmed that will equal the highest temperature ever recorded anywhere and if that is the heat, one of its consequences is wildfires. a lot of them. back to the town of lytton in canada, it was nearly wiped out by a fire and this is california. across western canada and the us, it's been over a thousand wildfires since april and many in the last two months. and the link to the heat is explicit. it is all related to extreme heat and with extreme heat is that triggers a drought which will also be experienced in california, extreme drought and with that drought, the wildfires are also more severe. and if that fire was caused by the heat, next to step back again and look at why these two heat waves have happened. a vast storm of high pressure above western canada, and it's like a lid in the atmosphere, trapping warm air and pushing it down to where it gets even harder. the heat is held in place in the path of the jet stream and so the heatjust kept cl

california's death valley this weekend came close to breaking its own.own temperature on the planet. the temperature climbed to an incredible 130 degrees in the northern mojave desert. friday, saturday and sunday. that is just four degrees shy of the hottest known temperature on the planet, which is 134 degrees, also recorded in death valley back in 1913. pfizer says a covid booster shot will be needed. the cbc, though, says not so fast. the arguments from both sides coming up also ahead tonight, riders on a carnival ride got way more than they bargained for how onlookers jumped into action to help stop that ride. the hour of freedom has arrived given americans seeing something happening in their country that hasn't been seen in 60 years, and for many, it is a time to celebrate and also this is the silence volvo never wants you to hear. so we're as committed to protecting you in an accident, as we are in preventing them. this is volvo on call. is everyone okay? making us one of the safest cars in the us. and this year, iihs has awarded a top safety pick+

the national weather service recorded temperatures of 130 degrees in california's death valley, somely they can dehydrate or overheat. not realising how quickly you can run into trouble with dehydration and heat exhaustion or the body overheating. but even those following the advice in palm springs are struggling. it's too hot. i'm drinking as much water as i can. i'm drinking my weight in water every day. i think the best way to describe it, which is actually the way my friend described it, is that moment when you open the oven and that gust of heat hits you in the face. as the record—breaking temperatures continue, people can only do their best to stay cool while also being urged to conserve water and energy. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. back to our main story and reaction to england losing to italy in last night's euro 2020 final. a record audience watched the game, peaking at almost 31 million viewers, making it the most viewed television event since the funeral of princess diana. our special correspondent ed thomas has been speaking to a community in 0ldham in greater man

also set there in death valley. nothing like that here at home but plenty hot, but things are starting e into the new work week. meteorologist erica caturay in tonight, former bree some with a look at what you can expect in the morning. >> well, tomorrow we're going to continue that cooling trend today. temperatures and much lower versus yesterday looking outside berkeley. we're seeing some foggy conditions, low clouds and in some places a little bit of drizzle as well with that fog that we'll see overnight as well as the morning hours tomorrow. >> also expect more cloudy conditions as well, especially if you're closer to the water. here's a look at our temperature change the last 24 hours. you can see livermore staed 22 degrees, lower compared to this time yesterday. san jose also seeing those temperatures much lower as well. currently we're 59 degrees out there in the south bay 58 in oakland, a 58 in napa mid 50's right now in petaluma and nevado. so here's a look at our overnight lows. it is a little lower for in

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on friday, death valley in california reached 54.1; degrees celsius, believed to be the highest temperaturenow more warnings that much of california and nevada will be dangerously hot in the coming days. we definitely took the time to take extra precautions. we brought a cooler full of water and we are making sure everyone stays hydrated. it is the hottest place on earth. this is hot. it's never been hotter. with the extreme heat come wild fires. firefighters in the region say the air is so dry that much of the water dropped by aircraft to quell the flames evaporates before it reaches the ground. as soon as you get these hot temperatures and these extreme drought conditions, that leads to the explosive growth on these wildfires, so not only are we dealing with these temperatures that are breaking records, affecting more than 30 million people, now, as those wildfires grow, in the coming days we are going to have to watch the air quality impacts in the region. in northern california, nearly 200 square miles of forest have been closed, and homes have been evacuated close to the nevada border,

it was 130 degrees in death valley, california yesterday.s weekend the low will likely not get below 91 degrees in phoenix and cnn goes to las vegas. this is some hot weather there out in the southwest. people in these extremely high temperatures hard to wrap your mind around it. what's it been like for people out there and how are they coping? >> reporter: it really is hard to even understand. it feels like someone is holding up a dryer and put it on the highest setting. people here telling me it feels like you're walking in an oven. this weekend las vegas could reach its highest temperature ever recorded here of 117 degrees. national weather service telling people not to gamble with these dangerous conditions. a lot of people here they are used to this kind of heat but the tourist, people here for the big fight, concert or any sort of celebration they don't always know how to handle this heat. i talked to some of the tourists earlier today and here's what they told me. >> going back to jersey and our cold weather. we were expecting 90 or 9

death valley, california, breaking the u.s.ord for the highest ever low-temperature sunday morning at 107 degrees. over the weekend, highs in death valley reached upwards of 130 degrees fahrenheit. former president trump easily winning the cpac straw poll this weekend in texas. mr. trump improving upon his february cpac polling numbers, now besting florida governor ron desantis 70% of 21%. the washington football team will remain nameless this season but gave a hint today about what name it will not be considering. team president jason wright saying the franchise will not consider a name that relates in any way to native americans, adding that the warriors is being ruled out for that reason. the team is expected to reveal its new name and logo in early 2022. the space tourism race reach new heights over the weekend as virgin galactic's sir richard branson's or 53 miles above the earth. the british billionaire bleat blue origins jeff bezos display. to space. a lincoln, nebraska, burger king is going viral tonight for this whoppe

death valley reached 134 degrees in 1913.131 reading in but there are questions about the accuracy. >>> that tells a lot about the heat wave that once again is happening just outside the boundaries of the bay area. we are so fortunate to be insulated in summer by the marine layer. if you are in the city or immediate bay, you are going to have no idea this is an hill for many east bay communities. the marine layer has worked back into the immediate st u see the bay bridge. it looks like it has it covered. it doesn't. this is the immediate opening of the golden gate, immediate east bay, goes into san pablo a little bit but doesn't have much of the rest of the bay covered. it's got the golden gate bridge under a deep blanket of gray. if we contrast that, there is not a cloud in the sky. this is what it looks like for majority of the area. san jose you have a heat advisory today with the temperatures potentially climbing to the low 90s. yesterday we managed upper 80s. you have just enough of benefit from on shore flow through gol

and redding and death valley has a string of temperatures above 127 degrees.day. the temperatures will continue to be above average so we will see the record heat start to wane once we get to mid-week. we'll continue to be above average not only across the southwest but the pacific northwest. that starts to push to the east a little bit on into northern plains. las vegas, your average high is 105. you're going to top out at 116 degrees on monday. and we'll be above average all the way through the rest of the week. we have thunderstorms across the east. flash flood threat across the northeast, the. the heat wave is being generated because we have a heat dome sitting on top of the west coast. it is just watching and waning here. one week, we've got record heat across the southwest. and then it starts to wane. we see it watch to the pacific northwest and then drops right back down. as long as we have that heat >> yeah, yeah. pretty uncomfortable. tyler, thanks for that. tyler mauldin there. >>> now that many americans are coming out of pandemic isolation by hitti

we're seeing temperatures as high as 120, even reaching 130 degrees on saturday in death valley. high temperatures moving forward. they are going to come down a little bit. it looks like the heat peaked over the weekend. we're still going to be seeing temperatures running about 10 to 15 degrees above normal. even low temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. in fact, death valley has been over 100 degrees, even for their low temperature for the last five days or so. that could be another record that falls. vegas, 89 degrees for your overnight low and that is detrimental when you're talking about not being able to let your -- the body overcome the heat during the overnight. so it can be very, very dangerous. temperatures are going to come down a little bit, jim and poppy. but still very, very hot across the west. >> goodness. it is so sad to see. jennifer gray, thank you so much. >> thanks, jennifer. >>> still to come, president biden meets today with officials to discuss reducing gun violence. is he going to meet with eric adams, the man who just won the new york city democratic mayo

death valley, they reached 129.4. that was on saturday. 130 on friday.aking their all-time record high. that was 134 degrees back in 1913. by the way, that's a world record. but you can see the excessive heat alerts that are taking place over the western u.s. and still, as we round off this weekend, we have yet another 100 record high temperatures to go across the western parts of the country. kim? >> well, all right. thank you so much, derek van dam. >> yeah. >> and i'm kim brunhuber, and i'll be back in just a moment with more "cnn newsroom." please do stay with us. another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus, for a limited time

the us mexico border and as those temperatures continue to rise, they are challenging records, death valley in california was said to have hit $56.00 degrees on sunday, and if that's verified, it will be the hottest place on the planet now. those excessive heat warnings are continuing across many western states in the u. s. and those hot, dry conditions fuel those wild fires across more than parts of california and oregon and all the way up into british columbia. but there is some welcome wet weather on the way down in the southwest, particularly for arizona and into new mexico. and they've had historic drought. so that wet weather is very welcome. we've also got some severe storms expected across the midwest and wet weather ranging all the way up the elevation mountains into the north east, eastern canada, seeing some storms and showers as well. new york city and washington dc, expecting to see the temperatures continue to climb and we are going to see hot and humid conditions continue, that it's also looking rather hot and humid in miami, as the rain continues here. and as you move to cen