service we need to see more languages represented more culture. >> reporter: beyond hiring, the grand canyon is also reaching out to underrepresenasd communitieng about their interests. >> not everyone enjoys the outdoors the same way you know someone might enjoy an eight ele hike into the canyon, while someone else migoy watching the wildlife hanging out with their family. so we're taking all those things into conderation. >> reporter: ceja cervantes also says the park seice is using their best asset, people, by making sure a friendly face is there to answer questions. >> when i go out to a trail and i see someone, i see an hispic family, i get really excited and i'm like hey i can speak spanish if you guys need help let me know. >> reporter: but all tse efforts could be in vain as the national parservice gets ready to raise entrance fees. kevin dahl works with the national parks conservation association. >> there's no question about it, access to the parks will be affected as the price goes up. >> reporter: the price to see all this will increase only $5, >> every dollar more that it lutak

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arctic refuge, eisenhower crated it and now your hail drill, baby, dreamt that is like mining the grand canyon or chopping down redwood trees average it's bad idea but because the public doesn't see the arctic where a polar den and the great caribou herd, they think of it as energy instead of a gift. >> host: what role did alaska play the found offering the bull moose party. >> guest: very seminole roll. a long story but roosevelt after he left the president si, 48 hours after leaving, saved mt. olympus in washington state. part of olympic national park. went to african for the smithsonian institute and he live behind for will howard taft, the taft administration started giving sweetheart deals to corporations, what they could the guggenheim syndicate. the today's exxonmobil or shell and giving them sweetheart deals and clearcutting whole areas and leaving it in -- the raping, the beginning of the raping of the coal lands of alaska, pinchot blew a whistle and went to see relevant and came back and one of the first speeches he gave was -- the america the beautiful movement and roosevelt weighed

that would be like mining the grand canyon or chopping can redwood trees and redwood national park. it's a badve idea but with the public doesn't get up there to see the arctic polar bear and the great caribou herd, they think in terms of energy instead of a gift that will pass on to future generations. >> host: what role didid alaska play in the founding of the bull moose party? >> guest: very similar role because long story that we don't have that much number roosevelt after left the presidency 48 hours after leaving, he said mount olympus in washington state, part of olympic national park, went to africa for the smithsonian institute and while he was gone he left behind william howard taft is chief foerster, adaptive administrationon started getting sweetheart deals to corporations, what they called the guggenheim syndicate, today's exxon mobil or anglo-american corporation or shell, giving them these sweetheart deals, d4 stickam clearcutting clearcutting all areas and leaving it, really the raping, the beginning of the raping of the l coal land of alaska. one of his first speech

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unbelievably beautiful place that is iconic in the same way that yellowstone national park and the grand canyon are. ofortunately, the tax law 2017 snuck in a position to allow drilling on the coastal plain of the refuge. we are doing everything we can to stop that drilling. s are also working to stop that. we have a lot more than just oil and gas. those who live on the land and embrace the fact that the caribou help them survive and are important part of their life, are active in this movement. we would like to do what we can to help and protect this iconic place. >> alaska has among the highest health care costs in the country. if the government could fundamentally restructure american health care, provide universal access to health care, that would go a long way to helping the state. >> the most pressing issue i hear about has to do with concerns about currents. i believe efforts to increase the police force have been wheel endgame in this area. people are still very worried. as the mother of three kids, that is an issue for our family. that's why i chose to run for office. >> be sure to joi

some 200 tourists visiting remote havasu false in grand canyon were taken out by helicopter.ed closed seven to 10 days. the trailhead is closed. no one was reported missing. campers say it was a scary experience. >> the skies opening up. sheets of rain came down. one of our tents ended up in the river, in the stream right next to us. and then, there was water, the war levels are creeping towards our campsite. reporter: wasn't just in arizona. a family from denmark recorded this video as rain poured down in zion national park in utah. water came cascading down steep cliffs and mud and debris blocked the roadway. this video got a lot of attention. a 71-year-old woman went into a canal with her car. she was rescued by fire department personnel in phoenix. the woman was quickly pulled to the canal bank. she suffered minor injuries and is in stable condition. monsoon season runs late union into august, and increases risk of flash floods here and in southern california. back to you guys in new york. adam housley. melissa: adam housley, thank you. david: trump on the world stage con

how much pollution is hovering over yosemite, the grand canyon and other parks? >>> and our reporters are constantly tweeting updates about our stories. you can follow us on twitter @nbcbayarea. help protect the community. the utility is updating it )s "weather stations." we got a look at the new >>> a new tool pse&g hopes will. the new tool being added is called an anamomter like a high-tech windmill that will play a crucial role in combatting wildfires. >> it actual lly will rotate an give the wind direction. we have that installed on our weather station and that will transmit data every ten minutes into our system. >> about 50 weather stations are already in place and already 200 more will be installed by the end of the year. >>> the dmv continues to try new ways to cut down on long lines. the agency has self-serving terminals at 100 locations across the state. 14 of those are in bay area grocery stores. you can find out where they're located on the dmv's website. earlier this week the dmv started opening some bay area offices an houron saturdays. >>> fewer pe

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and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. at the end of the show, i'll give you critical tips you need to know in the massi memo because information is power. and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] thanks for joining us. i'm bob massi. lots of people like to show their homes. but sometimes, the best part of a property is what you don't see. at creative home engineering, the workshop is always busy. and what they make is truly unique. >> we build doors that don't look like doors, so that people can have spaces that people don't have to know about. >> hidden rooms, secret passageways and even trapdoors. >> looks like a secret passage. >> it all started when steve humble was a young mechanical engin

. >> flash flooding in the grand canyon has caused campground evacuations. >> fire in the hole! >> historic launch towers at cape canaveral were demolished. >> first used in 1957 to launch a satellite. >> enormous lines for pay-your- age day. >> the crowds were so big, the company build-a-bear pulled the plug. >> that's insanity for a stupid stuffed bear. >> worth the wait? >> absolutely. >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening, i'm jeff glor. we begin tonight with peter strzok, under oath and under fire on capitol hill. strzok is the agent who sent a stream of anti-trump text messages to a f.b.i. colleague during the 2016 presidential campaign. at a chaotic hearing that is still going on, republicans got their first chance to question him in public and raised doubts about the fairness of the russia and clinton e-mail investigations. democrats insisted it was little more than a distraction. there was yelling, there were accusations and rarely a moment of order. here's paula reid. >> i will not answer that question. >> the witness will answer the question. >> reporter:

unbelievably beautiful place that's iconic in the same way that yellowstone national park and grand canyon is. and unfortunately the tax law of 2017 snuck in a provision to allow drilling on the coastal plain of the refuge. we're doing everything we can to stop that drilling. the native alaska natives are also working to stop that. alaska's a lot more than just oil and gas. and those who live on the land and subsist and embrace the fact that the caribou help them survive and are an important part of their way of life are active in this movement and we'd like to do what we can to help and protect this iconic place. >> alaska has among the highest health care costs in the country. so if the federal government could fundamentally restructure american health care, provide universal access to health care, that would go a long way to helping the state. >> the most pressing issue i hear from constituents has to do with concerns about crime. i believe that efforts to increase the police force have been yielding gains in this area. people are still very worried and as the mother of three kids, that

look at the flooding forcing some 200 tourists at the grand canyon.art of the road washed out in beaver county, utah, and this weekend will now bring extreme heat. let's get to rob marciano live right there near the dw bridge here in new york. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. we're looking at mid to late july. it's our big time for heat, and we'll see that in the north and central u.s. sending it right over kentucky and feeding storms into the monsoon and southwest. we have got flood warnings out in palm swings and the humidity builds in the central u.s. where heat is in. memphis, st. louis, some of the landlocked locations, no escaping the heat tomorrow, david. >> rob, thanks. >>> isis is now claiming responsibility for a devastating suicide bombing that targeted a political rally in the southwest province of pakistan. a candidate for the state legislature was killed along with at least 128 other people. tonight, isis has given no other reason for the attack. >>> and the pentagon has identified the fallen soldier we reported on last night. he sustai