doug johnson fox 40 news kick.le thing i am from now on calling it the world's most foolish man competition whole way. you >> this is insane. you realize what they can lift and incredible in the heat. the organizing. can you put up a so shady, they're pulling there in the middle of all that he at. i love how he said this is nothing compared to what i had to compete. the philippines with the humidity. >> my mind went straight to can you imagine on a long flight like that to the philippines. and then this giant mountain of a person sits down next to you with just his a whole life. >> it's crazy. so it's like the stereotypical manly man, the of men. >> only to be a man and the sea and women, we wouldn't do that. >> and yet, you know what, we'll do what we will prance around in underwear and and or women or whatever. that's been the standard victoria's secret goes no more. >> change. they're they're actually phasing out the angels okay. call them outdated and no longer culturally relevant basically. so because james, i

doug johnson has the latest.eral grand jury has indicted a skydive lodi parachute center instructor. >> 46 year-old robert allen pooley on 6 counts of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. you do have someone who is not sanctioned to teach these classes in a very dangerous hazardous, you know, endeavor who is taking money for this at a high level. and then at the end of the day when several people of paris you realize will the instructor wasn't even certified sacramento attorney mark reichel says this type of federal case against the skydiving business is extremely rare. >> i have never heard of the federal government targeting parachute center occasionally, you'll get individuals who you are intoxicated or were not certified who let a parachute expedition and they'll charge them in other states are in state court. fox forty's learned poorly trained. 25 year-old young kwan. >> who was killed along with 18 year-old tyler turner when the parachute did not deploy over lodi in 2016. turner's family recently one o

doug johnson fox 40 news. >> tonight.a petition circling online that is already racking up thousands of signatures wanting amazon founder jeff bezos to be denied reentry back to earth when he launches into space next month. the petition is comparing bezos to superman villain. lex luthor. so far, 9600 people have signed the petition, which is close to its 10,000 signature goal that petition launch just 6 days ago and is addressed to has space company blue origin bay sosa set to fly next month with his brother and 2 others, including the winner of a 28 million dollar auction. today would have been rap legend tupac shakur course 50th birthday and in honor of his day and of pride month. is the state has released new merchandise, a pride inspired clothing collection. the black hoodies saint changes on the front with a rainbow images of tupac on the back proceeds from from the from the property should say we'll go to lgbtq plus organizations. >> a herd of migrating elephants in china. a huge hit on the internet scenes like this

doug johnson is there. >> and the world's strongest man competition kicks off in old sacramento. the race to be the best is not the only thing that's going to be heating up. we prepare about your big guys and i've never been able to handle the heat. well, marteen's lead sees is the 2019 world's strongest man. so these guys are going to get strapped in. with that rain behind them. well, he's not competing this year. he says events like pulling a train and lifting 700 pounds is always a challenge. is specially in triple digit heat is always brutal. and so you've got to. >> do what you can to stay cool ice packs. well inside as much as possible. it's never easy. >> these competitors. these are the strongest man in the world. they were telling me that they were training at home with their ac units off to get the gyms as hot as possible. so that they could mentally and physically prepare for the heat out here. then organizers say they're making sure the 25 strong men competing will all stay safe. water hydration is key. so making sure that that's always available to our athletes. maki

doug johnson fox 40 news. >> i'm so worry for them. like i'm getting hot watching them prepare for all of this. just please make sure you're hydrated. and if you're decide to do any competitions over all or still get out. there's a lot of people still like to be active because i mean, it is beautiful. please just and think twice before you decide to do any of activities of john has been actively tracking what we can the time of the day. they really hot ways to keep yourself safe. john, what's going on on the unc me lifted anything heavy today. right let alone one of the strongest people on earth. >> to and all that stuff out there doesn't seem like good weather to be doing a whole lot of physical exertion outside. so i can understand why there are so many precautions going into that competition out in sacramento. they're going to be even hotter than us in the bay area, which is hard to believe considering our peak temperature this afternoon right here in our own backyard is going to be around a 110 degrees that is not just not fine but

doug johnson and johnson has agreed to a $230000000.00 out of court settlement with new york as a part of the deal, the way it will settle related claims over the next 9 years. and stop selling opioids in america. the company is this, though, it isn't any admission of any wrong doing it, it hasn't said it hasn't sold any opioids. so 2015, now the whole opioid crisis that's being blamed on johnson and johnson and the other drug makers who will stand trial certainly has caused a huge amount of suffering from coast to coast in north america. it's killed almost half a 1000000 people. johnson and johnson is accused of over prescribing drugs and causing addiction something it denies it so that distributed only the necessary amounts to people with medical issues. luc jay nasty heads, an organization that helps drug addicts recover. he says, compensation for the victims should be much higher. this should be a much bigger compensation, a half a 1000000 americans that perished from this. and many more families that have been destroyed by this addiction, which is at an epidemic level and continue