if you look at the top temperatures on record, death valley is all over that list. and so if you experience the top temperatures here, you're, you may be experiencing that world record, which is really exciting for many folks. for weeks, large parts of america been baking under relentless heat. don't breaking nearly 900 daily temperature records across the country since june. authorities of issued heat advisories for at least 15 states from florida in the southeast to california in the west. for the rest, i never experienced this kind of heat. now, through the really help you can magazines, they always like 10 minutes, 50 minutes, then you need to have some medical from the car. but the, even the guard is getting some trouble getting the cooling but not everyone's excited about the record breaking hate. the fact that people are coming out here to celebrate this, the park service is getting. people are excited. i'm calling it happy death day because ok, it's a mile soon tomorrow. but then next year it's going to be another milestone in 10 years. 20 years is going to

the hottest reliably-recorded temperature not only in death valley but on earth is 130 degrees. so if the official sensor actually hits that level we would be in a spot that we have not been since weather records have been kept. there are other unofficial temperatures that have been recorded that are hotter than that, some in death valley, som in the middle east. we are talking about the official sensor's reliable recordings. i is going to be cooking. >> video will never do that justice. this guy's shorts need to be a lot shorter. i can imagine. >> it is going to be incredibly hot there. we are in for a brie heat wave compared to what they are dealing with. let's check out what is in store. areas of fog then one more normal day tomorrow. he begins to build up on friday and then the heat warning goes into effect for inland parts of the bay area saturday and sunday. tomorrow the heat risk, basically the threat of overexertion is mostl in the low category. the moderate spreads out on friday before we add a few patches of high heat risk on saturday, which indicates the potential for

death valley seems to be getting hotter. here in death valley have been in the last 17 years. that is not something we're necessarily excited about. but if you're going to come and enjoy your public lands, please enjoy them responsibly. >> very good idea. nicole, thank you so much for taking the time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> brianna? >> millions of emails intended for pentagon employees, some featuring sensitive information were inadvertently sent to email accounts in africa. how a common typo sparked this mishap. >>> there will be a hearing in former president trump's classified documents case. we're going to break down what to expect. just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top ofof the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty.y. liberty. ♪ [ applause ] >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day a confident day... a never-hide-my-smile day... a life-of-the-party day... a take-on-the-rld day... a believe-in-myself day... a flash-my-new

in death valley, mercury flirting with the hottest temperature ever recorded on the planet.nd the summer olympics happening one year from now in paris. on the seine, they are practicing for what is expected to be a one-of-a-kind opening ceremony. thank you for joining us. the un chief warning that millions across the globe facing hunger will pay the price, talking about an announcement from the kremlin that it is ending an agreement that allowed ukraine to export grain from the black sea. the ukraine is a major supplier of grain for the world. the secretary-general said he was a plea disappointed by the decision. -- deeply disappointed by the decision. >> i deeply regret the decision by the russian federation to terminate the black sea initiative, including all of russia's security guarantees for navigation in the northwestern part of the black sea. with the decision to terminate the black sea initiative, the russian federation also terminated its determination to facilitate the export of foods from laxity -- lack see ports, in paragraph one of the memoranda of understanding

you ever been death valley? you know, i never have. i like to go see it one time. you're right.s, heat and 128 degrees. that is no joke out there. boy, temperatures going to be hot again across much united states, especially the southwest. >> as a ridge of high pressure that brought us the heat going back off but make its way over the 4 corner states. and here we go again. more of that triple digit heat. you make your way to arizona. about 115 in phoenix. no. thank you. 110 las vegas, 104 degrees in sweltering heat there for at least another day and beyond probably california will start to cool off just a bit here, that's probably a pretty good thing. so, yeah, we're going to see some changes coming our way as high pressure kind of backs of down a bit. we're going to see more of that fog rolling in. look at that. we've got a couple batches now just beginning to make their way into the golden gate bridge that is going to fill in overnight tonight and really change the weather pattern. in fact, overnight tonight, all that fall going to surge back on shore. really? that's our air c

the us issues fit warnings, coast to coast with taurus still float to death valley to experience the health is placed on the planet. find me talk to this, say there's nothing to sell it. also coming up the death toll minus insides, career optim must've room full. pretty good flushed floods and drawn slides across the country. rescue teams are still searching for victims. and finally, winfield springs call us out corrupt speech. know that dr. beach, ending this dns winning street. i'm from loses an icon jane back instead of 76. the song that helps for powell, the 1st is pulling sing or in that so says stalled and in her adopted home, we take a look back at her life and career the object power to welcome to the program, extreme high temperatures around the world in the united states excessive heat warnings are in place for roughly a 3rd of the population states from florida to california, off sweltering under the high pressure system known as a seat. so, despite the house has the visitors, a still flocking to death valley to experience some of the hottest temperatures reliably recorded

but we have not hit 130 in death valley— have not hit 130 in death valley here for over 100 years andhere for over 100 years and then in 2020 we got 130, 2021— and then in 2020 we got 130, 2021 we — and then in 2020 we got 130, 2021 we got 131 and we may hit it again this weekend. last ear it again this weekend. last year more _ it again this weekend. last year more than _ it again this weekend. last year more than 60,000 i it again this weekend. last year more than 60,000 people died across europe because of soaring temperatures. with this heat weight expected to continue well into next week there is no rest bite in sight. let's get more on the us, where 38 southern and western cities, including las vegas, expect to record their highest—ever temperatures. authorities have issued heat alerts for almost a third of the country. an all—time high of 48 degrees was recorded on saturday in arizona. i spoke earlier to our correspondent sophie long, who's in las vegas. it is on course to be the hottest day ever recorded here with the mercury poised to hit 47 celsius. now, i'm told it hasn't y

and joining me is nicole andler a park ranger at death valley national park. welcome to the program. good to have you. for people, who have made their travel arrangements, they're planning to come, how do they visit the park safely? >> well, the first thing that we recommend is staying on paved roads. death valley can be, you can experience the highlights going through the main roads of the we recommend staying on the main roads, and coming prepared, with a lot of water, we recommend four liters per person per day, and have those salty snacks, it is a good excuse to have your chips and enjoy them, so that you keep hydrated as well as keep your body in balance. >> what about before you even get to the park? i mean should you perhaps let someone know where you are and what your plans are? >> yes, at this time of the year, especially when it is this hot, it is great to have someone back at home who is not on the journey with you who knows where you're going and when you should be at certain places and when you should be checking in with them, so that if you don't

the warning for anyone thinking of a trip to death valley. >>> 96 in concord. 93 in livermore. more on the spots expected to hit 100 plus coming up in about eight minutes. >>> we've been given rare access to one of the most secure military sites in the country. the cheyenne mountain complex integral to the mission of norad and protecting the united states from threats. more tonight in a special edition of "nbc n s>>> a journalism fellowship will honor a bay area reporter murdered on the job. the fellowship has been around since 2018. it was named after chauncey bailey. bailey had a career spanning 37 years. in 2007 he was investigating crimes related to an oakland bakery. that's when he was shot and killed walking to work. the head of the bakery was convicted for ordering the shooting. by the way, it is currently accepting applications. >>> artificial intelligence helps some people do their jobs including a few lawmakers who use it to write legislation. one representative ro khanna. he asked for goidance on the technology on ai. it focuses on how federal agencies can use it on

plus, with the triple digit temperatures, heat tourist headed straight to death valley. the warnings from expert park officials as people went there to really feel just how hot it was. also, the latest developments out of ukraine may have an impact on the price we all pay at the grocery store. details and the latest move by russia and how u.s. leaders plan to respond. these stories and more when kron. 4 news at 3 tony, your parents know you're over here again, right? yup. great. tony lives next door. see, his parents decided to just use their phone for home internet. so when everyone is on, tony's over here streaming... and drinking all my soda. my dawg. switch to gig internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month when you add xfinity mobile. we're going to bed, tony. g'night. i'll lock up if i leave. get real home internet on the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >> we're talking about our forecast here on kron. 4 news at 3 with a view here from mount tam. and you can see it's hard to see the east bay from this perspective because of the haze tha

the current record is $54.00 in death valley. and again, the forecast is calling for 55 degrees for the us call states storms. really the name of the game here. we had some pretty intense rain for northwest florida that produced some flooding. and now i think once again the us northeast could see further flooding. this is the forecast on saturdays storms through the midwest, but watch on sunday. we scoop up that moisture off the a biotech, and that is really going to amplify rain fall amounts for the ne, again, likely to see some flooding risk. when for the canadian prairies means temperatures are below average here bouts of rain for the caribbean and the pacific coast of central america. temperature is down in brazil yet to $25.00 degrees and it looks like it's going to be a windy day for the river plate. region see soon, the on the fly, one, any pocket of this has been use life though, coming up the next 60 minutes from italy, algeria to the us and mexico. countries around the world face dangerously high temperatures and jet ha

this is the death valley in california.t's one of the hottest places on earth and it could be about to set a new record. the official record is 134 degrees fahrenheit. that was all the way back in 1913. there is some controversy around that but it is still recognised as the hottest reliably recorded temperature on earth. but we haven't hit 130 here in death valley — for over 100 years we didn't hit it. and then in 2020 we got 130. in 2021 we got 130. and then we might hit it again this weekend. last year more than 60,000 people died across europe because of soaring temperatures. and with this heatwave expected to continue well into next week, there is no respite in sight. sofia bettiza, bbc news, rome. the united states is seeing record temperatures, with nearly a third of the country under heat advisories. an all time high of 48 degrees was recorded yesterday in arizona. dangerous levels of heat are expected to run into next week. earlier i spoke to meteorologist matthew cappucci who told me more. matthew, how would you de

. >>> visitors keep coming to death valley, even as the temperature approaches a stifling 130 degrees. >>> this is a live look outside the bay area. we will be right >>> welcome back. time is 6:13 on the sunday morning. firefighters in southern california have had their hands full this weekend battling four wildfires . nearly 8000 acres have burned so far and nearly 1000 homes have been evacuated. the fire in lakeview which broke out on friday, is the biggest fire in southern california right now. 5% contained last night. it is scorched 7600 acres so far. officals say one man had to be taken to a local medical center after getting burned . many roads around the area have been closed as crews attack on fire. there is the gavel on fire in riverside, the second biggest fire burning in southern california. that is at 250 acres, but burning. that fire is 25% contained. this brush fire broke out yesterday afternoon . one firefighter suffered a non-life-threatening injury while fighting the fire. they were taken to a hospital for evaluation. >>> we will focus on the part of the bay that will

so the temperature to beat $54.00 that was set in death valley . in july 2021. okay, let's go to europe right now. hop over the atlantic. we're in the thick of a heat wave here. seems will intensify over the course of the weekend. so roam at 37 on saturday, but check out what happens on sunday. you close in on 40 degrees, same goes for syria, but we as well. but if we look at the extended forecast for it, oh is capital the old time temperature record? 40 degrees. so you could break that on monday. if you don't, you get another ticket. the can on tuesday, and then the winds will shift around and finally some relief from the heat as we had midway through next week. also in northern africa, things have been hot. so let's go to l. jerry, it's capital elders. had it's hot estate on records pretty close to 48 degrees earlier this week. that was then, let's talk about now we've got heat alerts in play for that northwest slice of mauritania. tough to tell, right? because it's capital new offset, just 30 degrees, but that's because you've got the breeze of the atlantic k

death valley in california may come close to breaking its own record as the hottest temperature ever measured on earth, a reading of 134 degrees back on july 10th, 1913. the chance of to experience record-breaking heat has some tourists flocking to death valley, where even nighttime temperatures are expected to be over 90 degrees. cnn's rafael romo is at another popular tourist attraction, hoover dam, where the heat is just brutal right now. rafael, i can see on our monitor right now, the temperature is around 113 degrees where you are right now. that is just incredible. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, jim. i would totally agree with you when you say brutal. that's a great way to describe it. jim, it's so hot here that we've been forced to find a place to cool down and rehydrate between live shots. that's not only for our own safety but also because our broadcast equipment was overheating and failing. let me tell you, that has only happened to me during another instance of extreme weather covering hurricanes. the national weather service says this heat wave is not typical desert hea

. >>> scorching temperatures throughout the state, especially in death valley, national park but that is not stopping visitors from arriving at the infamous desert landscape. temperatures could rise up to 130 degrees. most visitors at this time of year only walk a short distance to any site in the park, hiking trail signs advise against venturing out after 10:00 you the hottest temperature recorded at death valley was 134 degrees in 1913. but it is dry heat. >> we always say it's better, you bake instead of sweating. >>> a lot of folks going to yosemite and there is a smoke advisory? >> from one national park to another, yes. look at the view behind me, this is one of the cameras from yosemite conservancy. that is a meadow, but you can barely see it. the air quality in yosemite valley is actually in the hazardous category. this is not making a lot of news, it came on fast and this is from a small fire sparked by lightning a few days ago just on the northern rim of the pike park. the fire is on the northern rim of the valley. the bottom line, if your plans take you to yosemite anytime

you would want to be during all of this heat, the advice for the visitors expected to flock to death valley this weekend. >>> the giants and a's return from the all-star break tonight, but that's not why i'm at oracle park, we are having some fun, we are playing sports trivia >>> scorching temperatures are forecasted throughout the state this weekend, especially in death valley national park. that is not stopping visitors from arriving at the infamous desert landscape, park officials say amateurs could rise up to 130 degrees. >> that is just crazy hot. most visitors only walk a short distance to any site in the park. signs advise against venturing out after 10:00 a.m. the hottest temperature recorded was 134 degrees back in 1913. i used to work in palm springs and it gets stupid hot , but 130? that is no fun at all. i think people go because they want to experience it, like there is something dangerous about it. but you get out there and it's like what? >> we are not entirely convinced of the reliability of that reading, the hottest reliable temperature recorded is 130 degrees, so we might

we've got death valley on the map as well in the us state of california as bad as this is watch what happens on sunday. temperatures are even higher here. phoenix closing in on a record vague, it's likely to have a record and death valley. this could be good enough for the all time, worldwide temperature record which the number to beat is 54.4, set in death valley. back in july 2021. but it's not just the us desert, so that's why it's vacant in the heat. we got to go to europe right now. so again, look at these temperatures. sorry about 34 runs 37, but the heat will intensify over the course of the weekend. so roam, will close in on 40 degrees. that's important. let me show you why. the 5 day forecast is the old time temperature record, and it will least capital rome, 40 degrees on the nose. i think by monday we're going to break that record. if it doesn't happen monday, for whatever reason, to stay will be the better shot at it as that temperature just shoots up to $44.00 degrees. and again, not just tear up, let's go to africa now the northwest, algeria, its capital elders. hottest

in death valley, it is getting up to 52 celsius, and the all—time record in death valley were set 110quite close to the record, have to see how the weather pans out your over the next few days but extreme heat lasting a long time affecting many millions of people in the south—west of the us as well. millions of people in the south-west of the us as well.— of the us as well. moving slightly north. and there is more wildfires in canada? yes, this has been a story for an ongoing time now, the record season for wildfires in canada. it has burnt through 10 million hectares and what we normally see in the wildfire season is at last all the way until september so we have another six weeks of this. when the wind changed direction, like they have done over the past 24 hours, we can see that wildfire smoke extending southwards and affecting the midwest and the north—east of the midwest and the north—east of the united states bringing poor air quality notjust canada but many millions of people across the us as well. . ~ millions of people across the us as well. ., ~ , ., millions of people acros

still on sunday. death valley could reach 55 degrees. if that happens, this will be a new record for the highest temperature ever recorded. the current record is 54.4 in death valley, and again, the forecast is calling for 55 degrees for the us call states storms. really the name of the game here we had some pretty intense rain for northwest florida that produced some flooding. and now i think once again to us, ne, could see further flooding. this is the forecast on saturdays storms through the midwest. but watch on sunday, we scoop up that moisture off the atlantic and that is really going to amplify rain fall amounts for the ne, again, likely to see some flooding risk. when for the canadian prairies means temperatures are below average here. bouts of rain for the caribbean and the pacific coast of central america. temperature is down in brazil yet to $25.00 degrees and it looks like it's going to be a windy day for the river plate region. see you soon. the wind 19 sixty's, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa.

so there you go 128 officially out in death valley that. >> death valley, by the way, is where they recordedome of the hottest temperatures on earth over the years. 77. and coming up in the next hour, a racetrack known for horse racing going to close in a couple of months. and then there will be no more. >> in all of northern california will take you to this bay area track and talk this bay area track and talk about. ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't ch

feel the burn over the weekend in california's death valley. that's where the temperature climbed to 128 degrees on sunday . one visitor said it felt like an oven, the hottest temperature ever recorded. there was 134, not too far off, not too far at all. >> an australian sailor and his dog were both rescued after being lost at sea for two months. tim shattuck had an overgrown beard there he is. he was picked up by a fishing boat in the pacific. he was trying to sail from mexico to french polynesia when his boat was damaged in a storm. shattuck and his dog bella, survived on rain , raw fish and rainwater. he says he's now looking forward to some good food and much needed rest for both of them. >> both of them, indeed. a couple of newlyweds are crediting a delta flight attendant with saving their honeymoon. joe fellwock and lauren frey had just arrived at detroit metro, headed to the caribbean when lauren realized she'd forgotten her passport. oh, it was too late to go back. so they boarded their flight. >> well, that's where they met flight atte

no surprise here, including death valley.got the excessive heat warnings going up for the weekend as the hot temperatures going to be statewide and extend all the way to nevada in arizona. and so this heat wave is really widespread. so here we go out the door right now. you've got some nice clear skies for the most part from the berkeley hills. you can see some of that patchy fog moving into san francisco. some the fog kind of spilling into the bay. but that marine layer that's going press even further is only about 700 feet or so. and going to press overnight tonight. the fog, though, down the deck, as you make your way through the golden gate bridge south, you're looking for a place to beat the heat. that is the place to go highs today. here we go. 60 degree just slightly above the average and temperatures go. 75 a warm day in oakland. 85 degrees and warm and san jose. then you get hot. 99 degrees in livermore. 96 in concord and 90 degrees in santa rose going to be a lot hotter by tomorrow afternoon. triple digits right now

which might be reached in death valley.re tourists that are flocking there to go and see what that heat will feel like. of course they have recognition. cars but they are nonetheless excited to see what it would feel like. take a listen for yourself. >> it is predicted to be the highest temperature in 131 degrees, and it is going to -- the old record at 1:34 is decertified. so now we are going to be here tomorrow for the permanent record. >> the heat, you can feel it dripping through the back all the way down. right now i'm going to take off these because i have pants on and zip them off because the heat is burning. it's a burning sensation. >> breathing, i think, is the first thing that comes to mind. it is so hot and it is like, you know, you get dry really quick. >> so, alex, obviously you heard a lot of people who are excited about seeing what's that scorching hot temperature would feel like. but here in phoenix, there are a lot of people who we have seen who do not want to be feeling these kinds of temperatures. these

wiehl: in death valley, all of a sudden, a huge piece of road equipment goes up in flames. this fire because the road was blocked with this road grader and they were mad, and so they decided to burn it. the inyo county sheriff's department starts to investigate, and they raid barker ranch and find dune buggies and engines and cars that are stolen. sidner: members of the family had stolen these cars and dune buggies and were using them for parts. kay: manson and the people who were with him at the time were arrested. wiehl: but they're still, at that point, arresting him for low-level auto theft. yet the important thing is, they've got him. they have the murderers, and they don't know it. guinn: if it hadn't been for the police in death valley arresting charles manson and his followers, he might still be out there. ♪ here's how tommy lost 30 lbs on noom weight. i'm tom. noom helped him use psychology to lose weight. the mindful aspect made me feel more conscious about what i was eating and why i was eating it. it's actually working. lose weight and make it last with noom wei

. >> death valley where they might top 130 degrees? >> right.ottest reliably recorded temperature on earth in recorded history is 130 degrees. there are artificial readings that are a little higher. but death valley might get a reliable temperature reading higher than that. so at least we don't have that to deal with. but it will be hot over the next few days. the inlet he builds and saturday and sunday. the heat down causing this area of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere to be nearly overhead on saturday. it drifts to the east on sunday. while our temperatures are still hot, they back down by a couple degrees for the second half of the weekend and we will see passing clouds high up in the atmosphere. part of the reason for that is an increase in moisture. the air flows clockwise around these areas of high pressure. as the clockwise flow grabs moisture from way down to the south, it will try to direct it, which is indicated by the brighter colors on futurecast up towards the bay area. that is one of the ingredients we look at w

and you know about a 110 years ago. death valley recorded a temperature 56. there is some dispute about that record. so the undisputed temperature record at death valley is actually 54.4 that was set in july 2021. and it's not just in the us desert southwest, where we see temperatures like this. also recorded similar values in focused on southwest the ron and wait, but if we go back now to phoenix again, we were talking all time capture record here in the city, 50 degrees, saturday, 48, and the heat is here to stick around by monday you will have your 18th day of temperature is 43 degrees and above and then on to other news now and better. ruth says it's soldiers are receiving training from $1.00 to $5.00 to is about a russian government has released a video showing less than what he's instructing its soldiers that a military outpost, south of the capital mintz. last week, halogens ever visited a cab with tense, with the top full members of the russian s and reboot, but at the time was only occupied by a handful of better russian soldiers. meanwhile, the krem

a trend. >> in case you are wondering the temperature yesterday was reaching 126 officially at death valleyst record of 134 here in las vegas, the organizations are trying to make sure that nobody is going without water. take a listen. >> it is life and death. i mean, there is no joking about it. it is literally that this water is going to save a life. they are literally baking on the streets. >> reporter: john, just to give you the idea of how bad it is. if you are leaving anything the sun, and we did the test ourselves, this is what happened. the thermometer reached 120 degrees a while ago, and it went over that, and so you can imagine how dangerous it can be for people, for children, for pets, and how hot it is, and it is only 8:32 in the morning here right now. back to you. >> yes, the thermometer can't handle it, nor can this guy wearing the ewok shirt with dinosaur things coming out of the eyes. it is so hot, sara. >> it is a sloth, and it is really slow. >> or an ewok or both. >> all right. this morning, there are major disruptions to the air travel and disruptions with the airlines.

. >>> park visitors flooded the death valley this weekend, guess why?ecause they wanted to be a part of the potential record breaking heat and a big record. death valley is known as one of the hottest places on earth during the summer especially during july. they said this weekend, temperatures could surpass the park's recent record of 130 degrees set in 2021. it reached a mere 129. >> if you look at the top temperatures on record, death valley is all over that list. so if you experience the top temperatures here, you may be experiencing that world record. >> the heat, you can feel it dripping through the back all the way down. right now i'm going to take off these because i have pants on and zip them up. that's a burning sensation. >> reporter: they do hold the highest temperature ever recorded. that set in 1913 and it is kind of disputed, even though i read something about the world meteorological organization that will be citing that as the record. >> i think that's what you have to go by as they would recognize that and it had been for a while, iran

very, very uncomfortable in death valley. it's another uncomfortable day for those that live in tracy. mild through fairfield and parts of san jose and morgan hill. more relief out towards the immediate coastline. what is the concerns we've been talking about with the incoming breeze off the pacific and that muc muggy feeling? it's the chance of thunderstorms and dry fires that could park wildfires. i think the risk is in the north bay, heading to chico and the northeast part of the state. this continues on through tomorrow morning through the sacramento valley and into the afternoon. we could develop some storms just east of lake tahoe. something to keep in mind. being vigilant is the way to go as we get through these extreme temperatures. tomorrow we'll feel more relief. along the immediate bay, holding onto residual heat in livermore, 94 degrees. 93 in morgan hill. more of the cooling, coastal clouds will be felt on tuesday. no more 90s on the board. we're seeing upper 80s in parts of santa rosa, santa clara valley. 77 deg

why death valley is actually getting an influx of tourism this week. is steph curry running wildly down the coast course. i'll tell coming up in course. i'll tell coming up in sports. ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ norte a sur lo puedes ver ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado...yeah ♪ >> well, the month of june may have been the hottest month on record, according to a report by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. the average temperature across the globe was 66.7, 9 degrees. that's nearly 2 degrees above the 20th century average. this comes as july sees record-breaking temperatures as well. researchers claiming climate change combined with el nino could make 2023 the hottest year on record while a majority of californians are doing their best to beat the heat

. >> reporter: and despite death valley temperatures soaring awfully close to the 1913 world record of degrees, tourists still flocking to the hottest place on earth despite officials warning everyone to stay away. now, death valley has only reached 130 plus degrees five live times since 1913, so that will be one to hot but also up and down the west coast take a look at the state of washington, we're looking at 101 degrees possible up there, and then you head farther south, 118 in palm springs. heat advisories across the gulf coast states. the next four days even hotter and we head into phoenix where they could be looking at their 18th consecutive day at 110 degrees or higher, and that would break the record on tuesday if we make that, and then in las vegas they could be looking at a record high of 117 degrees or tying heir all-time high there. finally, the marine heat wave in florida, what you are looking at on the screen right now is actual water temperatures. extremely uncanny for this time of year as those trade winds relax and we're seeing temperatures around 96 degrees out toward

california is death valley is full cost to reach higher than $54.00 degree celsius. this weekend in texas, officials are anxious to be monitoring the venerable power, good demand for cooling power. heating a rick hold for the 2nd day in a row. and the most venerable people are also and the threat in las vegas volunteers are in home discounts parsing out much needed supplies in the nation's capital. it's a balmy, $86.00 degrees per night. that's 50 degrees celsius. it's normal at this time of the but the white house climate team is o. 2 aware that on a nationwide basis, this is an anomaly. it's something that hits us every summer, but have the intensity and frequency of these heat waves that we're seeing scientist degree. those are fueled by climate change and this president has called climate change of crisis. it's one of the top crises that are affecting our nations off of you onto the ocean surface. the woman walters of preaching karl on an unprecedented basis. the florida keyes literally would not exist if it were not for the coral reef track that has existed here

a hiker dies in death valley where it was 121 degrees. the overnight low in phoenix 97.sweating it out as well. so hot that workers in greece are refusing to show up at the acropolis as wildfires spread. >>> also tonight, the expanding investigation of the suspect in new york's gilgo beach killings. authorities now looking at unsolved cases in three other states. a former trump white house aide testifies again before the grand jury investigating 2020 election interference. >>> new details about the u.s. soldier who ran into north korea. why he spent time at a south korean jail. what the army secretary says about the incident. >>> the washington commanders finally sold, and the huge fine the current owners will pay as one of the new investors magic johnson tells us exclusively how he would change a toxic culture. >>> my exclusive look inside norad. tracking potential threats from air and sea. the commander's new insights about that chinese spy balloon. >>> and soccer fever as team usa goes for a three-peat at the world cup. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with le

death valley, in california, hit 53.9 celsius on sunday — not far off the all—time global temperature inland space to the coast at alicante and there is a sea breeze here and it is a placid relief. but people in the holiday industry are asking, how long will tourists want to continue to come here when temperatures are just so high? and climate change means southern spain, like the rest of the world, is only going to get hotter. sophie. thank you. ukraine's military says it carried out an attack on a strategically important bridge which links the annexed crimean peninsula and southern russia. as the ukranian counter—offensive continues, the kerch bridge is seen as a key target, and a symbol of russian occupation. road traffic has been suspended on the 12—mile crossing, and russia says two of its civilians died in the attack. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports from moscow. it's been called russia's most important bridge, and it's been attacked again. you can see the roads split and sloping. russia says ukrainian naval drones struck at night. two people were killed in the explos