so many of the new and rainy and president julie vega takes a look back of this, not honey is life. and the events that propose him to become one of the most prominent figures of the palestinian resistance a little. this is what happened to the i'll shut the refugee comes in northern garza, during israel's will in 2023. it's what it's not him. yeah. was born. he was the son of palestinian parents who were forcibly displaced from that home. and what is known as cologne, off to the state of israel was created in 1948. he experienced 5 pound the challenges faced by millions of palestinians. and the search was stated that his future and influence would turn out to be different the most. that the humble muscle, what are your tongue? americans take responsibility for giving unlimited coverage to this enemy to commit to these messages, war crimes and genocide. in 1987. i mean, i graduated from me as lubbock, university of cause a the same year a policy and in must uprising the gun against israel's occupation. also known as the 1st intifada in its efforts to liberate palestine. the group of

they have two more exhibitions before their first olympic game july 28th. >>> in vegas, brandon left,on davis the summer game out against cleveland. third quarter, plowden. made a grown man move. one-time hammer. he signed a two-day deal with golden state on tuesday. led the dubs with 16. warriors win the game 96-85. unbeaten in summer league. >>> golf, the final major, the 152nd open is underway in scotland. tiger woods will tee off 6:30 pacific time thursday morning. a long shot to win his fourth career win. here's a player who thinks woods has no business in the field that. is colin montgomerie. he suggested it was time for woods to call it quits, and then tiger's claws came out. >>> soccer, earthquakes hosted houston down at paypal park. what happened? scoreless in the 86th minute. nice pass set up daniel for the game-winning goal. san jose has lost eight of the last nine matches and have the worst record in major league soccer. >>> and indiana's caitlin clark in dallas, what a performance. the rookie set a wnba record with 19 assists. she leads the league with 213. 31 more than t

on july 16 he'll address the 115th naac sprvetion national convention in las vegas emphasizing the biden-harris administration's commitment to advancing racial justice and equity for all americans including black americans. on july 17, he will speak to the unidos annual conference where he'll underline the biden-harris administration's historic accomplishments including lowering prescription drug costs for america's seniors, lowering the latino uninsured rate and creating a latino small business boom. finally, i just menged the u.s. will be hosting the 75th summit, the nato summit, here in the united states,le offing for washington, d.c., this week. nato is the most powerful and capable alliance in the world and president biden is proud, very proud, to have worked to strengthen it and also ebltion up and down it. to speak on that, the administration is here to take questions on that. >> i do have a few things to get through so bear with me. the president is looking forward to hosting the leaders from 38 dirnt countries in washington, d.c. to mark the 75th anniversary of the nato summit. it incl

vegas in 2028. the giants one visit to sacramento will be next july. the las vegas stadium authority board heard updated plans for that oakland a's relocation. the team says it expects to spend 350 million of the 380 million in public money approved toward the stadium, a 30 year non relocation agreement was also on the agenda. the plan would also allow up to seven home games to be played outside las vegas. the a's hope to open the 33,000 seat ballpark for the 2028 season. baseball's all star break is now over, and both the bay area's big league teams will be playing tonight. the a's will host the la angels at the oakland coliseum. first pitch there at 640. the athletics begin the second half of the season with one of the worst records in baseball. the san francisco giants will begin the second half of their season on the road. they'll face the colorado rockies at coors field in denver this evening. that game set to begin 540 our time san francisco is currently three games behind the final wild card spot. mlb announcing the 2025 schedule and the giants p

and next week, he will travel to texas and las vegas. on july 15 he'll commemorate the 60th anniversary of the civil rights act at the l.b.j. presidential library in aust, texas. will highlight the biden-hais administration's progress advancing civil rights and his vision to bring america together. on july 16 he'll address the 115th naac sprvetion national convention in las vegas emphasizing theiden-harris administration's commitment to advancing racial justice a equity for all americans including black america. on jul 17, he will speak to the unidos annual conference where he'll underle the biden-harris administration's historic accomplishments including lowering prescription drug costs for america's seniors, lowering the latino uninsured rate and creating a latino small business boom. finally, iust menged the u. will be hosting the 7h summit, the nato summit, here in the united states,le offg for waington, d.c., this week. na is the most powerful and capable alliance i the world and president biden is proud, very proud, to have worked to stren

july 16th. he will address the hundred 15th naacp national convention in las vegas emphasizing the biden-harris administration's commitment to advancing racial justice and equity for all americans including black americans. on july 17th he will speak to the unit dose conference where he will underline the biden-harris administration's historic accomplishments including lowering prescription drug costs for america's seniors, lowering the latino uninsured rate and creating a latino small business boon. and finally, i just mentioned the u.s. is going to be hosting the 75th summit, the nato summit right here in the united states. obviously in washington, d.c., this week nato is the most powerful and capable alliance in the world and president biden is proud, very proud to have worked to strengthen it and also expand it. with that, the admiral from the national security council is here to take your questions on that. >> i do have a few things to get through so i ask you to bear with me. as was mentioned, the president is looking forward to hosting the leaders from 38 different countries this week and

vegas in 2028. the giants, one visit to sacramento will be next july, and the las vegas stadium authority board heardated plans for the oakland a's relocation. the team says it expects to spend 350 million of the 380 million in public money approved toward that stadium, a 30 year non relocation agreement is also on the agenda. the plan would also allow up to seven home games to be played outside las vegas. the a's hope to open the 33,000 seat ballpark for the 2028 season. sports focus returns on sunday morning with an all new episode this month. we're taking you to the beach for a special summer edition featuring a story on a surf camp for kids in the north bay. hear from the campers about what they think of this sport that is unique to living on the coast. we'll also introduce you to the man behind the mission to teach these surfers about more than just riding waves. >> i started this camp about 16 years ago just because i wanted to help kids get in the water and you know, see how easy and fun surfing was and how good it made him feel. >> then you'll also hear from the girls state diving champion fr

the first game that counts, the actual olympic opener is july 28th against serbia. all right, from las vegas to dallas, texas, here's something which just looks strange to see klay thompson, his first news conference as a dallas maverick. there he is number 31 far left of your screen there. after 13 seasons in the bay area. klay says he's expected excited to experience some new culture. he says the mavs seem like a really good fit. when i was watching the playoffs and i'm watching the mavs, you know, make a run for the championship, i just saw myself fitting in really well with this team and the personnel and they look like they have fun playing with each other and they play for each other. and that was very attractive for me. and, that's really all i needed to see. and there's mutual interest there. and that's why i'm here. it's good to see him happy. it's odd to see him on the team. and you know what? the mavericks are really good. klay could be the difference maker for them to win a title. the four time champ is now 34 years old. klay thompson says he has plenty of basketball left to play

. ♪ ♪ >> i want to say happy fourth of july to mom and dad in las vegas. ess you all. happy fourth of july. ♪ ♪ >> leading up the skies across america for the fourth of july. it is an american tradition like no other, but leave it to the liberal media to find a problem with something we all love. i love fireworks. "the new york times" with an op-ed entitled "enough with fireworks already." we need to keep them to public displays. it is not just fireworks. she wants us to give up the meat, one of the biggest barbecue days of the year and a lot of people grilling it up, that is for sure. i love fireworks come i can't get enough and i love them every year. >> tammy: i can't get enough and i was ready to scream and yell but they said they keep them to the public displays and that is what i believe, keep them on the barges in the harbor and things like that and i love when you go and get together, one of the few things we can do together as a culture. you look up in the sky and the kids love it but the dogs don't love it so much. so you have to protect the dogs

and d.h.s., homeland security, say july 4th shows in new york, las vegas and san francisco, quote, remain attractive targets specifically to lone wolves and small groups. at the end of the day be vigilant, be safe and have an amazing time tonight. >> julie: nobody keeps this city safer than the nypd. bryan, i'm excited to watch fireworks later with you. i look forward to that. thank you, bryan. i love to divulge our personal lives on live tv. >> mike: dangerous hurricane beryl is taking came at the state of texas. the storm is charging through the caribbean with powerful winds and heavy rain after making a direct hit on jamaica yesterday. beryl could weaken slightly as it heads toward the gulf of mexico. it could make landfall in south texas late sunday, early monday. flooding are the biggest concerns. get daily updates with fox weather. download the app for free by scanning the qr code on your screen. >> julie: the botched withdrawal from afghanistan leaving the fight against isis in disarray. could the biden administration turn to the taliban for help? karen read getting cozy with her a

vegas 111 degrees. above normal temperatures expected for much of the country in july especially in central and eastern u.s.. extreme heat. i think this will surprise a lot of people, not you all. but, extreme heat is the number one weather-related killer in the u.s.. more people die from extreme heat then floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes combined. i will say that again. combined. more people die from heat than those three other major issues. look, right now, we are also dragging hurricane beryl passing through the caribbean. it is the earliest time ever a dangerous category five hurricane has been recorded in american history. people impacted, islands, communities, they are in our prayers and we will stand by to assist them. so, extreme weather events drive home the point i have been saying for so long. ignoring climate change is deadly and dangerous and irresponsible. these are climate fueled extreme weather events do not just affect people's lives. they cost money. they hurt the economy. and they have a significant negative psychological effect on people. last year the largest weather-related disas

july 12th. >>> paul, you will be able to appreciate this. someone posted this, gender reveal over the city of vegas. looks like they are having an italian. >> nice. we will make our own jokes coming up here in not too long, july 12th. >>> let's take a look at what is in store for us, july 4th, mostly red. that is the dominant feature as we head through the holiday weekend. big area of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere. a mountain of air. compoliceing the air at ground level. that heats it up. it is not really going to budge a lot as we head through the holiday weekend. so, four days of hot weather especially away from the water. let's take a look at where our hot temperatures made it today. 105 degrees as mentioned in santa rosa. you might take a slight step back in the 90s tomorrow, 94 in oakland. breaking the record, 78 degrees in san francisco. the temperatures inland in the east bay, 107. 95 in redwood city. along the coast in half moon bay. up to 101 degrees in san jose. those temperatures are way, way above average for this time of the year. 20 degrees above normal. about 15

vegas and washington dc. >> he is a happy 4th of july. >> it is for sure beautiful. >> and coming up we have a 4th of july popes that are going on today. but why? some experts are suggesting you leave that plastic in your pocket and where you can score on food deals, including the one place where you can get a freebie just for wearing red, white and blue. >> you're watching world news now. >> i love my work caring for people. i often assist women who struggle with urinary incontinence, women who have fallen trying to reach the bathroom or who have damaged skin from too much wetness. it can take a toll on them. at home, i worried for my mother. a lack of sleep due to bladder leakage affected her life. that's why i'm so glad the pure work system is available for home use. it's an innovative option for women who experience moderate to severe bladder leakage. this external system uses a soft, flexible wick placed outside the body to draw urine away from the body and into a collection canister. it's noninvasive and designed to keep the skin dry and stay in place. we trust it to help her throughout the night, so we

look at this death valley yesterday was 100 127 degrees in the beginning of july, and it'll be another hot day today, vegas could break their all-time high or tomorrow at what, 118. >> that's what my gosh. yeah. that's unbearable folks stay inside, right. i hope all those air conditioning units are working. all right. chad myers appreciate it. thank you so much. >> all right. hours from now, a french voters head back to the polls for the second time in a week. well, they put the far right into power plus here from a, former. boeing inspector who says scrap parts, ended up on assembly lines tomorrow, dr. sanjay gupta reports on hold for the devastating effects of alzheimer's reversing, something that seems so preordained. >> it sounds extraordinary. dr. sanjay gupta report the last alzheimer's patient tomorrow at eight on cnn. this summer snacking just got serious introducing new $3 footlong divers the world might not be ready for them, but at $3 a pop, your wallet definitely is my daughter is mula she is 19 months old she is a little ray of sunshine one of the habeas babies you'll probably ever made childr

no news, no photos, no video, just a post. 28 it was july when it was announced that he had to cancel all his election programs in las vegas after testing positive for corona. white house doctors now say that biden's symptoms of corona have disappeared. the doctor should say that he has completed 10 days of antiviral medication and continues to perform all his presidential duties. with despite the announcement of this news, there is still no sign of biden's presence in front of the cameras. and the american people in social networks to. they are looking for their president. where is joe biden? is the real president, harisa biden, who has not been seen for 5 days? where is joe biden? tell me. you are lost? the death toll from the landslide in ethiopia reached 229. ethiopian authorities announced that this incident took place in gofa district in the south of the country, more than 100 women and children died in this tragedy. according to local officials, the members of the najad relief groups who went to the scene of the accident were also found missing became acting president announced the national artificial intelligence d

vegas. that's hot man. palm springs, 91 phoenix. of course in there it has been a brutal june and now july for many, especially reno, las vegas and overothers not so much. 56 in arcadia to that 99 down in las vegas. we the get the benefit if you like it of a big big fog bank. i mean it goes way up there all the way. keep going. okay. crescent city keeps going all the way down to southern california. so fog bank is in charge here this morning. so that's giving us not only that an onshore breeze oakland berkeley hills that's west. southwest pittsburgh that's west that's an onshore wind at travis. been 30 all morning long are up to 37mph. that that tells me they're done. they will not the upper 80s or low 90s at best. when you get that kind of a win, water temps have come up, but they've leveled off. point arena 55 point raise 55. the city was 58 yesterday. san francisco boy, i should say it's now 56. half moon bay and monterey 57. so i mean 56 san francisco. boy, what's the temps in the city right now? 56, 57, 58 that's a it's a huge driver. that boy stamp on what the overnight lows and temps will be in the morning. and even at night in

in phoenix, arizona, $112.00 degrees and las vegas, a $111.00 degrees above normal temperature is also expected for much of the country july, especially in central and eastern united states. extreme. hey, this is, i think you're not surprised. a lot of people, not you all are extreme. heat is a number one, weather related killer and united states. more people die rich. a beacon floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes combine. and look right now we're also attracted hurricane bout just passed through the car b. c. earlier it's time ever a dangerous category. 5 hurricane. as we may be recorded, american history, people in practice, the islands and communities are in our prayers. and we stand by to provide assistance of the for you and says that quotes are of a 1000000 people have been impacted by these ready armies. latest evacuation all of us of garza, among them. hundreds of patients forced to flee the european hospital. they made the perilous journey to another medical facility in western han eunice. i need to find no available beds. jacob brown begins our coverage a hospital board and its equipment abandons doctors and patient

he's currently in las vegas training for the games opening ceremonies, set for july 26th, and the warriorsa. >> only a handful of people in our country's history have been able to, you know, claim that they were the olympic team coach. it's an incredible, privilege. and i'm excited about coaching these guys. >> kerr was the assistant coach for the olympic games in tokyo, where he helped the team win a gold medal. >> the giants have traded away one of their veterans to make room for some younger players. late last night, the giants traded outfielder austin slater to the cincinnati reds for left handed relief pitcher alex young. 31 year old slater had struggled this season and is batting only 200 with one home run with slater gone, the giants can now play youngster luis matos more often, and the future of u.s. soccer will reportedly be decided as soon as this week. >> fox sports is reporting that the u.s. soccer federation will decide whether to keep or get rid of men's head coach gregg berhalter. the copa america was a disappointment for the united states. that's because the national team w

with trump, which was held on july 8 , and was unable to express his thoughts clearly during the debate . at the same time, the white house announced: biden's speech in las vegas was canceled due to his corona virus. as a result of a terrible fire in a residential building in the city of nice, france, 7 people, including three children, died. as a result of this fire that occurred at 3 am on the seventh floor of the building. four people were also injured, one of whom was reported to be serious by the fireman they were able to save 33 people. in china, a fire in a commercial center in zigong city left 16 dead. the fire broke out in a 14-story commercial building and firefighters and rescuers managed to save 75 people. the fire and rescue department of china has announced fire statistics in public places such as hotels and restaurants. it increased by 40%, and most of them were caused by problems in electric wiring and gas lines, as well as people's work overload. brazil's sao paulo river flooded with dead fish. thousands of dead fish cover the surface of a river in sao paulo, brazil. according to local authorities disposal of industrial waste can cause death.

july 28th against sylvia. before that, they faced canada in las vegas before the preparation games. in abu dhabi and london coach steve has wound bet right now, and the team is not ready. were nowhere near ready to play a high level and always like canada in 2 days. but this, this is 3 days and it can't. so we're, we're, we should be and we got a lot of good stuff on to show the guys that's the basketball side of things and, and goals, team usa, of the points of taking bradley is when you write a cup, captain bradley will leave the team in 2025 against europe at best page black in new york target was, was actually and folks to become the cat, somebody in the end that's made that materialized, the americans have one each of the last to write a cups on home soil. bradley was part of between 12 and 2014 right, a cup teams by both the feats as nasal, amazing, and washington this week. i'm secretary general in stoughton. both the timeouts and started the ceremonial 1st page at a baseball game before the major, the visual game between the washington nationals and saint louis cardinals, sp

july 28th against sylvia. but before that, they faced canada in las vegas before further preparation games. in upper darby and london coach steve co has wound back right now. his team will not yet suspended require were nowhere near ready to play level like canada in 2 days. but this is, this is 3 days and it can't. so we're, we're, we're, we should be and we got a lot of good stuff on to show the guys where we got all right, jim, it will be a little bit later to continue the build up to tonight to euro 2020, the full 70 final, the read all right, wonderful, looking forward. so thank you so much, peter. thanks for all that for that update. and thanks for watching the news. our we are going to take a very short break, but we'll be back right after and just a couple of moments and we'll have more of today's news and all the latest headlines coming out of gaza as well as the rest of the world. so we'll see you in a minute. thanks for watching the unique perspective. one picture is not going to tell the entire 8 months of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this is no

july 27th. he'll be out west, however, a bit earlier. biden arrives in las vegas on monday. he will then speak at the naacp's national convention on tuesday, while the president is in las vegas, the republicans will be holding their national convention barricades already going up in the city of milwaukee to help direct crowds for the event. thursday is the last day of the convention. that is when donald trump is expected to formally accept the republican party's presidential nomination. and from now until november, you can stay up to date with everything related to the election on fox local. it is free to download on your smart tv. >> a rising death toll from this month's extreme temperatures. the bay area county approaching 20 heat related deaths and what officials say is key to keeping cool. >> it was hot today. heat advisory in effect again tomorrow in an extreme heat warning for parts of the bay area. but it won't be as hot. today was the hottest tomorrow it starts to cool off, and a thief drilling holes into dozens of garages in one san francisco neighborhood in order t

and keeps flights on time threatening to delay july tr travel, airports impacted in boston, chicago, new york, l.a., laguardia, milwaukee, denver and las vegasops in the united states but are allowing flights in the air to continue to their destination, global banks, shipping ports in the london stock exchange hit hard by the outage. microsoft is out with the statement this morning writing that we are aware with an issue affecting window devices due to an update from a third party software platform, we anticipate a resolution is forthcoming, crowdstrike ceo george kurtz posting this on x is not a security incident or a cyber attack, the issue has been identified, isolated in a fix has been deployed, let's take a look at crowdstrike, stock and premarket trading is down pretty handily 12%. and this journalist and cable news anchor lou dobbs has died at the age of 78 a statement posted on his ex account confirming that lou was a fighter till the very end fighting for what mattered to him most, god, his family and the country, lose legacy will forever live on as a patriot and great american. and former president trump reacted not true social wri

july 8th . max kord could not express his thoughts clearly during the debate . also the white house of the president the united states notified corona and announced that biden's speech in las vegas been canceled. at the same time , cnn news channel quoted an official in the democratic party as saying that biden has accepted the idea of ​​withdrawing from the us presidential race more than before. . the american channel news nation also reported that joe biden plans to withdraw from the election in the coming days. the democratic senator and chairman of the us senate foreign relations committee will resign after pleading guilty to 16 charges. fraud and bribery from foreigners among the accusations raised was against the 70-year-old senator of new jersey. after the announcement of the verdict of the chakshumeh court, the leader of the democratic majority of the senate asked menandes to take the position that the non-attendance work title was issued in the name of his wife and a mercedes-benz car and abused his power for the benefit of bribe-takers. prosecutors say three businessmen paid bribes to menendez, as the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, and his wife, so

steering beryl and you've got temperatures today for fourth of july holiday, you're looking at up here 100 degrees and dallas temperatures, 113 and vegas, 115 in phoenix, as we've got multiple areas of heat that are setting up. so as we go through the next couple of days, we're looking at more than 200 record high temperatures falling some all time high temperatures possible in places like las vegas because of this extreme heat. look at the warnings they stretched from border to border, from canada down to mexico most of california with some excessive heat. watch are warning in effect because you're looking at this heat lasting multiple days sacramento could be looking at temperatures well above 105 degrees, four five days or more, or rather these morning stretch into next week. so it's long live, long duration and not really much relief if at night, which is what makes this exceptionally dangerous temperatures. and bakersfield up at 1:14, this weekend, 114 on sunday, palm springs temperatures nearing 120 degrees sacramento 110 just incredible. and this heat, like i said, stretches up into oregon police that really doesn't have too muc

july 14th from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. access into venice is free outside of those hours. let me tell you, disneyland costs more than that, right? so does vegas, go to europe, venice $5 will give you, i should work for their tourist industry. thanks for watching. the news continues at 8:00 plus. see you right back here announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: welcome back, folks. my man. how y'all? how's everybody? thank y'all. i appreciate y'all. thank you, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their second day

june and july, reno and all the way down to las vegas.well. 60s, 70s 50s for a few, except for, oh, petaluma is evened out, they were running a little cooler. we were running now 2 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday. at this time. the high builds in then that little low will probably dent the high and knock it down by saturday. that will allow cooling to continue, but for the next couple of days it will be all about warmer inland temps, not so much the coast 60s 70s there, 80s 90s inland. i think tomorrow is the day we hit the sea. note for a few backs off saturday levels off. sunday looks like back to warmer monday. tuesday you guys. >> thank you steve. president biden cancels another billion dollars in student debt. the latest relief efforts impacting tens of thousands of borrowers back to school season is here and children need supplies. >> ktvu is teaming up with supply bank.org for this year's back to school supply drive. you have the power to support bay area students and families with the tools they need for a successful year. use

vegas, 111 degrees. above normal temperatures are also expected for much of the country in july, especially in central and eastern united states. extreme heat, i think this will surprise a lot of people. not you all, but extreme heat is the number one weather-related killer in the united states. more people die from extreme heat then floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes combined. i'll say that again. combined, more people die from heat than those three other major issues. look, right now we are also tracking hurricane beryl, which has passed into the caribbean. at the earliest time ever a dangerous cate category 5 hurricane has been recorded in american history. people impacted in island communities are in our prayers, and we stand by to provide assistance to them. extreme weather events drive home a point to that i have been saying for so long -- ignoring climate change is deadly and dangerous and irresponsible. these climate-fueled extreme weather events don't just affect people's lives, they also cost money, they hurt the economy, and they have a significant negative psychological effect on people. last y

vegas right now. we are hitting records and well above average for the month of july.hink today 117. and then we'll go down to 109 on sunday. but the all time record is 120. we are not far off. and we have been, i mean, it's just been so hot across the west. this area of high pressure has just been anchored over that region. and then we had beryl. look at all of the tornadoes we saw across the south up towards the ohio valley and even had tornadoes across the interior northeast. power outages still in houston area, over a million, and the humidity is going to be oppressive again today and then we are watching this area of low pressure off the coast. i want to say hi to my friends. come on over here. what's your name? >> tina. >> bernie. >> >> janice: and you love "fox & friends"? >> yes. >> you want to say hi, ainsley. >> hi, ainsley. mornings are always better with friends. >> janice: you did it. good job. >> ainsley: welcome to new york. thank you. >> janice: very nice. >> ainsley: doesn't that just warm your heart? >> janice: yes, did does. >> ainsley: they wake up

vegas, 111 degrees. above normal temperatures also are expected for much of the country in july, especially in central and eastern united states. extreme heat, this is will surprise a lot of people, not you all, extreme heat is a number one weather related killer in the united states. more people die from extreme heat than floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes combined. say that again. combined. more people die from heat than those three other major issues. and, look, right now we're also tracking hurricane beryl, which is passing through the caribbean. it is the earliest time ever a dangerous category 5 hurricane has been recorded in american history. people impacted in the islands and the communities are in our prayers and we stand by to provide assistance to them. look, extreme weather drives home a point i've been saying for so long. ignoring climate change is deadly and dangerous and irresponsible. these events don't just affect people's lives, they cost money, they hurt the economy, and they have a significant negative psychological effect on people. last year, the largest weather related disasters cost

and las vegas, 111 degrees above-normal temperatures also expected for much of the country in july especially in central and eastern united states, extreme heat. this is, i think in a surprise, a lot of people not you all, but extreme heat is a number one weather related killer in the united states more people die from extreme heat than floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes combined say that again combine more people died from heat than those three other measure issues. and look right now we're also tracking hurricane beryl was just passing in the caribbean. is the earliest time ever. a dangerous category five hurricane, as we've been recorded in american history people impacted islands and communities are in our prayers. and we stand by to provide assistance to them look, extreme weather events drive home. the point that i've been saying for so long ignoring climate change is deadly and dangerous and eras it's possible. is climate fuel extreme weather events don't just affect people's lives. they also cost money. they hurt the economy, and they had a significant negative psychological effects pe

begins to traverse in the easterly direction by monday, las vegas could break their ally reaching 118 degrees. so it's hot everywhere. and again. julyll see temperatures in most areas drop below 100 degrees. but right now, 110 in many neighborhoods inland, 90s bayside, mid 70s and pacifica, and 84 to 90 degrees in san francisco, i have to give you that spread because there's so many different neighborhoods, which results in different microclimates. >> thank you so much, roberta. the extreme heat. still, our big story in today is expected to be the hottest day of this long heat wave. ktvu amanda cohen is live in the east bay, where more cities are expected to hit triple digits. amanda >> yeah, well, we're in pleasant hill and this morning at four this morning it was already 70 degrees. now we're inching very close to 90 degrees here. so naturally people are looking for a way to get out of that heat to try to get some ac away that we've been seeing people doing it, going to the movies. we actually just saw a whole preschool class go in there for a bit of a field trip to take advantage of that. ac. many people in the east bay really di

i mean, i know it's the desert, but it was a blazing hot pattern for las vegas and also phoenix as well, for us, julyhot now. today, not so much the coast, but inland. temps begin their jump. the bigger jump will be on tuesday into wednesday. inland temps, i mean ukiah, clear lake, cloverdale, calistoga, fairfield, vacaville. those areas could be pushing 110 tuesday into wednesday here. patchy fog, most of it again south of san francisco. sunshine though for all. may take a while to burn that fog off san mateo coast for some but 60s 70s then inland you'll find 90s to upper 90s to near 100. temps continue to rocket up into wednesday. it's going to be a hot week inland. should be some cooling taking place coast and bay later in the week. >> okay, steve. time is 553 when it comes to school enrollment here in the bay area, a troubling outlook. new at 6:00. the data from the state predicting major losses, and how the drop in the number of students will further affect school districts. >> and despite all the fun celebrations over the weekend, incidents of lgbtq hate are on the rise. new numbers highlight t

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in phoenix, arizona, $112.00 degrees and las vegas, a $111.00 degrees above normal temperature is also expected for much of the country july, especially in central and eastern united states. extreme. hey, this is, i think you're not surprised. a lot of people, not you all are extreme. heat is a number one, weather related killer in united states. more people die rich, a beat, and floods. hurricanes and tornadoes combine. and look right now we're also attracted hurricane bout just passed through the car b. c. earlier it's time ever a dangerous category 5 hurricane. as we may recorded american history, people in practice, the islands and communities are in our prayers, and we standby to provide assistance in. the spring in our white house correspondent kimberly hallett was joining us also. kimberly what to the president have to say and have to say in terms of these new rules that he's announced of the yeah, well as the us presidential biden visited that responders center here in washington d. c. he was keeping an eye on that store because, well, it may be in the caribbean right now. it is expected to travel up the coast, the

july 4th through midnight sunday. dozens of shootings reported including several mass shootings leaving 84 people wounded. fox 5 in las vegas day in the city's history national weather service says harry reid airport hit 120 degrees breaking the previous record of 117. and this is a life look at lake tahoe courtesy of fox 40 in sacramento. one of the big stories there tonight, around a dozen hikers found in the tahoe national forest after they were reported missing this morning. the sheriff's office there reporting the group was located by hospital. the hikers were between the ages of 16 and 20. but they were all found and they are doing well tonight. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels different - your wallet. whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ we've always loved taking care of our home. but last year, grandpa here broke his arm. we realized some home maintenance jobs aren't worth the risk. that's when we called leaffilter to protect our gutters. leaffilter's patented filter technology

vegas. authorities are opening cooling centers urging people to stay indoors as much as possible. of course it's july weekend. that's a bit of a tall order. a lot of people are expected to be out and about this weekend, maybe distracted not paying attention to things like staying hydrated, which in the context of a potentially historic heat wave could be life or death. now, it is not just the temperatures. it's also the expected duration of this heat wave that is raising alarms both here in the west and the southwest, more humid areas where it's harder for people to lower their body temperatures and recover from this kind of heat, especially if it drags on late into next week. as far as fires, is this raising concerns more fires could emerge. the french fire in mariposa county, it is very close to the town of mariposa. it's a small town about 1,500 people, but it's on the way to yosemite. it's considered the gateway to yosemite, so a lot of tourists typically pass through there. that highway to the park is currently shut down and cal fire says the fire is only about 5% contained. there's a little bit

vegas is edging closer to shattering its all-time record, 118 degrees. >> how am i going to sit out here in the heat? it's not my deal. >> reporter: back in northern california, many july 4th celebrations canceled, facing fire danger so high, any spark could spell disaster. in the burn zone, thousands of brave men and women baking in the weight of their own gear. >> it just makes things tougher. >> reporter: surrounded by fields of dry tinder, rushing to knock one fire down before the next one sparks. >> and steve joining us now. so steve, give us some good news. are things starting to look any better where you are tonight? >> reporter: yeah, hallie, the winds have finally laid down, allowing the firefighters to get some one of a hold. now 7% containment on this fire, but it is another day of 110-plus degree weather just fuelling this fire. hallie? >> steve patterson, thank you. >>> in the caribbean, hurricane beryl remains a powerful category 2 storm after smashing its way across jamaica, in all leaving nine people dead in the region as the storm now moves towards mexico and maybe texas. sam brock is on the ground in jamaica. >> reporter: hurricane beryl tonight conti

canada and las vegas on wednesday set a new record for the 5th consecutive days with the temperature touching up above 46 degrees celsius that broke the full record of 4 days set in july 2005, and that heat isn't going going away. as we had friday into sat today, you can see that extreme heat, the on friday with a chunk of heat of the day fund the phones through to sunday. the, the, the grand olympic games are coming to from, along with the unprecedented surveillance system. the minute tries ation of communities, the displacement of people and resistance to what many c as a destructive people are empowered stores where the friends can deliver on promises me and will be outcome to meet for future games. francis olympic gamble on a jersey the the the note is either a reminder of our top. so is this, our jo bivens re affirmed his intention to stay in november's presidential election . us presidents under pressure from, from the democrats on major policy donors to let someone else challenge republicans . how many donald trump and joe biden has made a viable stumble on introducing new things, the landscape. nathan summit's, referring to him as russian accidents love to hea

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july only to see joe biden's polling numbers go down. they have a higher burn rate and a lower return on investment to meet my buddies will we go to vegas.ategy is, it is not working that's why so many democrats are saying it is time to move on and get another person at the top of the ticket. >> nbc news is reporting biden's famila family check my even a hr biden is trying to become more and more in charge of his inner circle which was arty types potential even pushing out some of his senior advisors. what do you make of that as a campaign strategy? >> it seems at this point the only democrats who believe the binding can win this election are divided joe biden, jill biden, hunter biden we have seen this happen in presidential campaigns before. i emotionally charged injection of family interest into the inner circle it rarely ends well per joe biden arty lives in a cocoon. he is clearly not getting the data and the polling information that shows where his campaign actually stands and i do not think it's going to help to have members of his family who were equally deceiving themselves start to take the reins of this operation. >> today to