karen grew up in kansas city. i'm from colorado when i was a kid that seemed very far away from here. but now it seems next door we had moved into our new house and i had gone. the house was full of half empty packing boxes and and jelly smeared kids. and i had gone out one sunday morning in august to, pick up the newspaper this was back when newspapers used to on driveways and i know people here remember that as well as do i was down the driveway and i looked up and saw across the street. my new neighbor. he was in a pair of swim trunks, nothing else, bare chested, big barrel chested. his hair was flopping over his eyes. he had a garden in one hand, a sponge in the other, and he was his girlfriend's car car. he was 102 years old. and i thought this somebody i want to know. so when you approached and you you started talking with him, obviously you all became friends. but when did that relationship go from you saying, wow, this is a really interesting guy, too. at some point you said, i should start writing this st

kansas city chiefs. the kansas city chiefs. the kansas city chiefs. oh!eady took one mic from me baby, ain't going to take another. i got something to say. in all seriousness, it is crazy what athletics and sports can do. it obviously brought all of us together. it is very unique in that aspect and so diverse, especially the game of football. look up here, you see a bunch of human beings and in our locker room it is more diverse. sports teaches you about life. it teaches you about yourself. it teaches you about the people around you. you can take that. you can take it into other aspects of your life that you can really appreciate. not only that it teaches you about the cities that you play in and the people that you infect and the people that you really control. and i can't tell you how much that i love to play for kansas city, how much i love to play for the kansas city chiefs and how much i love playing for these guys behind me. i am sure every guy on the team says the exact same thing. that is what team work is all about and what the auditorium is abou

. >> and my world champion, kansas city chiefs arrived for training camp. there they are. but it wasn't exactly a restful summer for all of them. >> and new details and new video coming in overnight after police serve a search warrant in the nearly 30 year old murder case of tupac shakur. you're watching world news now. >> these bills are crazy. we she has no idea she's sitting on a gold mine. >> well, she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy, even a term policy, even a term policy. >> find out if you're sitting on a gold mine. call coventry direct today at 800 941 zero 100 or visit coventry dotcom. if you're on supplemental oxygen heavy and awkward tanks are a burden now. >> now you can leave home and leave the tanks behind with imogen one the portable oxygen concentrator you can take almost anywhere with this little device. >> now i'm able to do the things that i've always loved. i just press the button here and there's my oxygen. >> the antigen one is so small a

cities and one state in the case of california that are contending with racially segregated paths kansas city is looking at specific areas like education and housing where black people were intentionally disenfranchised by local laws and leaders. what is your expectation as the city takes up this work and answer briefly because we are out of time. >> you know what i will just say is that there is reparations as a realist discussion, it is not pie in the sky, it is making amends for what people sitting in this mayor's office in the future, have done to black people in the past. and he could be through home alone supports, scholarships, a lot of things we are talking about. make our community more equal. i believe we will get it done, it will be a national model for how we make amends for wrongs in the past, the exact opposite of what the u.s. supreme court is doing. >> kansas city mayor quinton lucas, thank you very much for being with us this evening. coming up the ultraconservative house freedom caucus loved republican -- marjorie taylor greene until she started lobbying her thompson insults

louis and kansas city during the overnight period. then pushing into the ohio valley and then up into new york, in hard-hit vermont, by this time tomorrow night, and some of these storms will have wind and heavy rain, maybe three to five inches of rain, we could get that. that will cause more flooding, unfortunately, and there's more rain beyond that. all right, the heat. alerts stretch from florida, nearly continuously all the way to southern california. most of california itself under warnings. phoenix, back through austin, dallas, all warnings in the southwest. it will peak saturday and sunday. vegas could hit an all-time record. david? >> david: incredible numbers there. rob, thank you. >>> as you heard rob just mention, the heat emergency from california to texas to florida. 100 million americans under these heat alerts. blistering, life-threatening heat. we have just learned phoenix has hit 110 degrees today for the 13th day in a row. maricopa county in arizona, a stunning number tonight. they have confirmed or suspect 77 deaths

take a listen to what kansas city, mayor quentin lucas had to say on this program just yesterday about plagued by gun violence in this country. >> it is placed and often a blue, dots and red states are often where we have stark differences in poverty each and every day. my, based tennessee, st. louis, my city of kansas city that candidate to be at the top of this list. not, new york chicago or los angeles. so i think when you are seeing, that is in jurisdictions where they have the ability to make strong interventions where they actually are able to take guns off of the streets, arrest people who are trafficking guns. whether local police departments can work with groups like the atf and state attorney generals who are more interested and actually fighting crime then they are getting the headlines. if >> we're on independence day, president biden called on congress to pass further gun restrictions. why near after signing the first major gun safety bill in nearly 30 years. in addition to bans on assault weapons and high capacity magazines, the white house is asking for safe gun storage

. >> and later, former kansas citi fed president, thomas honig, on the conversation ahead of the fed decision this afternoon. >> let's give you a quick look at the markets nasdaq is down and microsoft, amazon, and even meta has turned around, adding to losses on that index. although alphabet, of course, has been quite strong on the day after those earnings were well received by investors, you can see the s&p also down a third of 1% >> and banks pulling in here, i think, on the heels of that pac west deal that we talked about the prospect of consolidation. you have key corp. up 7.3%, comerica, up 6.4%. zions up 6.4%. very strong moves. in recent weeks, coming off the heels of earnings, things have stabilized there, creating some comfort surrounding the overall thesis of investing in banks staying ant markets, the upcoming fed decision, major focus of the day our next guest says the fed will be unwilling to stop hiking until wage growth registers below 4% he believes the economy will fall into a recession in the coming quarters, though a shallow one. joining us now, northwestern mutual

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. >> plus, how the oakland a's former home cities, philadelphia and kansas city. playing a role into whether or not major league baseball will allow the a's to move to las vegas. >> and the look of san francisco, some said district could be changed for ever protests over this proposed skyscraper. babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a line per month. nice job, little sis! they grow up so fast... i'm a fan. from xfinity. >> some local residents are circulating a petition to stop this proposed skyscraper san francisco's sunset neighborhood. and while it may be unpopular and doesn't follows the city's zoning codes, the architect behind the project say they can make it happen. kron four's ella sogomonian is here in the studio with the latest on this debate. >> catherine can this. 50 story tower would become the tallest buildi

. >>> storms in the midwest left thousands without power, but neighbors near kansas city found a wayow and orange extension cords in the roadshow kindness extended from one side of the road to the next >> instantly we're just like, let's run the line >> reporter: storms ran throughout neighborhood causing limbs and lines to come crashing down >> half of our tree came into a neighbor's roof and half of their tree into our back yard. >> reporter: jennifer on one side of the street >> it was cool, it was nice. the weather cooled down. so that was perfect. but then it started to heat up the next day >> reporter: that's when people like carol swinney started to lend more than a helping hand. >> immediately, i got a text from the man as kro tcross the t asking if he could plug in it wasn't a question for me. every house had an extension cord running from across the street >> reporter: something jennifer feels blessed for. >> i work from home, i was panicking trying to figure out what i was going to do it wasn't so much about keeping coolan cool and the power but having the ability to work.

on to kansas city, missouri, as the sun set over the jazz district, we caught up with singer jamie chase. i need you, babe. her stage name? jay love. music is my expression. it's my love. it's my heart. it's god's gift. we asked, does she feel a sense of belonging? music? lee? yes, but in my everyday life, no. you know, because if i'm in, when i'm in a grocery store, everybody doesn't know that i'm j-love, you know what i'm saying? i don't look the same. i got my hat on, you know, i'm just another black person and i still have people follow me around in walmart sometime. i'm cool with it. sometimes i'm not nice about it. sometimes i'm like, hey, did you know that it's probably not me that's stealing, but why stay matter to me? the mother of two young black men, she wrote a song called black lives matter. right now, i just i don't i'm fearful every time my kids leave out the door, i'm fearful. where are you going? who are you with? god, please let my baby go home. some of my white friends will say, no, that's not happening. oh, come on. it's not that bad. or this just hurts me to the core

of potential danger have been spotted by weather satellites and relayed to the severe weather in kansas city. in a given year, more than 600 tornadoes can be expected to down in the united states. though, prevailing temperatures and air make the central states most tornadoes can happen any place at any time, day or night. the clouds are a concern for cindy's instructor. she must be warned so she can land before the storm in by five, nine,. 75940. five nine or seven. intent on her solo flying cindy, her radio turned off and cannot hear the urgent call. here's a weather bulletin in, folks. the national weather service has just issued a tornado warning for area. satellite photographs and, ground observation indicate that the storms system now moving our way may produce tornado at any time. 5940. 559440940. i was just about to give you a call. it's getting kind of bumpy here. tell me, where are you right now. in the area near the old water tower. okay, listen very carefully. we've got a squall moving in here with tornado and it's almost on is what you're heading right now by the u.s. your right?

as kansas city is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu says jeanine has become a haven for tara. opposite operation will continue for as long as it takes what you need has long been in the hospital policy and resistance against the israel's illegal occupation. after the 1967 war, the city and the know fully occupied, westbank came on the x ray, the control, an estimated 22000 palestinians live in jeanine refugee camp. they were forced to be expelled from the state of israel was created in 1948 during the 2nd into photo uprising more than 20 years ago. israel waste the 10 day menissi campaign to crush of palestinian uprising and become 8060 policy and this will killed a come with lessons today. the bills come as high levels of poverty unemployment due to israel separation will. is there any restrictions on leave, mint, and denial of travel permits, policy numbers, this is has increased since may last year off the as well as rate on the outbox a mosque. i mean, you'd want garza, you'll see medical book as an associate fellow, which had some house in the middle east unless the polic

mahomes is kansas city chiefs won best team.he super bowl champs spoke to abc's will reeve backstage about getting back on the field for training camp in just ten days. can't say the best. >> we're about a week out, man. we're ready to go after it again. are you ready to get going? >> ready to roll. before we roll. can i see? is that the ring? you got the ring on? >> he's got the ring on the show. >> also honored lebron james for becoming the nba's all time leading scorer. james's wife and his family introduced the laker as their king, as the espys honor lebron for breaking the nba's all time scoring record. >> i decided i wanted to tell you what i think. i think lebron james is the baddest mother. >> james thanked his family and then said this about his future . >> the day i can't give the game everything on the floor is the day i'll be done. and lucky for you guys, that day is not today . >> the most emotional moment of the night came as demar hamlin took the stage. hamlin broke down in tears as he gave the buffalo bills train

lisa 5 t. augusta protests is in kansas city. this is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says jeanine has become a haven for tara, and then the operation will continue for as long as it takes the the abraham has the legislature by the noise because it's night time and people are expecting the rates to intensify and the is really or strikes to increase. we've been seeing images of palestinians leaving some of them even holding their hands up high in a sign that they're not posing any threat and leaving their homes in the refugee camp. we've been listening to people offering their homes saying someone has a room here or there. so it's a 10 situation at the moment with where people are being forced to leave their houses. process quoting for peace of taking place outside townhomes across from some suppose to 6 nights of find the rights for the police, shooting of a 17 year old boy in their powers. on tuesday, interior ministry says at least 99 town host being the time to present the money to my call and cancel the state busi

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wanda can kansas city that was postponed about a month, and the other in seattle.was pushed back about 24 hours. now, again, they have come out of these monies and said if you had a ticket to the kansas city or seattle event, or if you are watching this right now and you are concerned for your ticket one of these shows, they will honor that. but, obviously, not everybody may be able to make those other days. again, we reached out to beyoncc and her team for comment. i think it goes to show you though that a big star like beyoncc, whose tour has been acclaimed so far internationally, that even she too can have some issues. it is not always perfect, jake. >> ali. thank you so much. sticking with our popular culture lead, a new cnn production called the allowed celebrate creators who have made tv more reflective of the united states of america and brought black tv to life. the show and series looks at the impact that this has had on american culture. here is a preview. >> when i think about the history of black television, i really think about progress. >> for the lon

. >> a person familiar with the matter says philadelphia phillies ceo john middleton and kansas city royals ceo john sherman will be joining milwaukee brewers chairman, the chairman for milwaukee, philadelphia, kansas city are the a's. former home cities. the committee's job is to evaluate whether the franchise should move to las vegas. there's been no announced timetable, a timetable for mlb to consider that relocation. >> all right. time for a look at the 4 zone forecast as we look live and 6.80, in walnut still fair amount of traffic up there. and the most important thing to know about looking at the weather is that it's friday. thank >> and there was a great friday, a bad, but a little bit on the cooler side. let's take a look at today's daytime highs. if you like it on the chilly side like katherine does, it was the perfect friday. so perfect end to your workweek forecast with temperatures today 5 to 15 degrees below average back downtown san francisco. only warming up into the low 60's so easily 6 degrees below normal. there. but the winner conquered 72 degrees. when you should

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we are joined by former kansas city fed president esther george her first tv interview since retiringjanuary. great to have you, president george thanks for joining us. >> thank you, sara. >> and now you can let loose because you're not in the fed anymore. so my guess is that you think they've got more work to do on the inflation fight, correct >> well, certainly based on the numbers we've seen over the last few months, inflation is really flexing its muscle and hanging in there, so i would not be surprised, as the fomc indicated, even though they did not raise rates in june, they may be prepared to do so again, given that inflation we'll see what the numbers look like this week. >> is there any number that could be moderate enough within core inflation that would make you think okay, maybe july and then they're done in september they don't have to go two more >> i certainly expect that during the second half of this year we're going to see some slowing and i would expect that to be through to inflation to some extend. but if you follow the projections that that committee has put toge

>> mollie: it was kansas city. >> greg: kansas city? every city's going to hell rob. >> rob: to be fair it didn't rappel the bullets. the bullet still -- >> greg: hit her. >> rob: entered her, it's just that the strength of the fabric held whatever was going to come tumbling out in, including, i guess, blood. i mean, i don't really understand the physics of it except i feel like it's probably, you know, there are other things you can do in your life to keep from getting shot four times on new year's eve. but what i love about it is when she said look, you can call it fate, you can call it jesus, but i'm going to call it kim. >> oh, wow. >> rob: and i keel feel like every single thing wrong with america today is in that sentence right there. like if you ever want to know everything's wrong? you can call it fate you can call it jesus. >> greg: imagine you're on shark tank facing kevin oh lurie. sharks i was once shot in time's square, true story, it happened to me. it didn't, but none of those stories are true on shark tank i was shot on

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colors of where people will waive palestinian flags and ben ties please. 5. tia gas a protest is in kansas city. is there any prime minister? benjamin netanyahu says jeanine has become a haven for terra that the operation will continue for as long as it takes me to abraham, as alexis homer my last night. because it's night time and people are expecting the rates to intensify and the is really or strikes to increase. we've been seeing images of palestinians leaving some of them even holding their hands up high in the sign that they're not posing any threat and leaving their homes in the refugee camp . we've been listening to people offering their home saying someone has a room here or there. so it's a 10 situation at the moment with where people are being forced to leave their houses. price quoting for peace, if taking place outside. tell holes across from some supposed to 6 nights have gone to riots following the police shooting of a 17 year old boy. they powers on tuesday, the interior ministry says at least 9 to 9 towns elizabeth times as into my new my cronies, used to meet more than 200 mes

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louis, kansas city, washington, d.c. under heat warnings talking about temperatures seeing today in a lot of those places like new york, raleigh, knoxville, still 90s feeling like those triple digits notice what it feels like in parts of northern new england on detroit. back to normal temperatures. ill warm still in the 80s it's just after all, but see major improvements and getting back to normal temperatures we're used to seeing for this time of year the 90s still around for parts of the south east. check it out early next week buffalo, mid-70s, monday, tuesday, cleveland upper 70s low 80s for beginning part of our next workweek. and new york hangs out in low 80s, too now, we also, thanks to the cold front working through giving relief from temperatures, seeing some showers and thunderstorms bringing us potential severe weather through the day. robust thunderstorms working through the midwest and into the ohio valley seeing flood watches in place as well as potential for strong storms later today, guys strong wind gust

if you working in kansas city, work for the kansas city fed. the supervisor activities that those individuals do our up to the board of governors. the reason you want that to be the case is because you want supervision to be executed homogeneously, similarly, across the country. you want a bank in north dakota that the same experience as a bank in new york as florida as texas or california. you don't want variation depending on regional fed you are at or who is the president. presidents play in important role in the following way. the most important thing to take a what is the support role. my job is to support the supervision that is the vice chair supervision has set out. how do i do that? how do all regional fed presidents do that? we staff the bank with people who can do the job well. we ensure they are being the best in public service, doing what is required of them as supervisors. we are interacting on a regular basis with the board because the board oversees these teams. when gaps are exposed, we were collectively to fix things or if we

philadelphia phillies ceo john middleton and kansas city royals ceo john sherman will join the alreadyppointed milwaukee brewers chairman on the committee. this group will evaluate the a's application to find the team's new operating and television territory, which is much smaller than the bay area. and then send the recommendation on the major league commissioner rob manfred. the a's lease at the coliseum will expire after 2024. the team says they will move to las vegas but you know there are major obstacles ahead. they have not elaborated on what the financing plan is going to be, nor have a specified their design for the stadium, which is supposed to include a retractable roof. but they do not have enough space for the roof. this is a long way from being done is what i am trying to say. [laughter] dion: does the commit exacerbate things? do they make the decisions quicker? larry: they will rubberstamp stuff, to be honest. dion: we shall see. more news ahead. larry: let's get to news anchor stephanie sierra for a look at the stories coming up at 5:30. stephanie: coming up, consumer i

and in kansas city, missouri, a steamy 97. >> $7.15. >> reporter: in houston today where temperatures felt like 110 degrees, vendors the this farmers market say the heat's taking a toll on their profit how is the heat impacting business >> here at the farmers market i think the heat is keeping the customers away trying to keep crops growing is becoming very challenging. >> reporter: as the south bakes -- torrential rain flooding boston's fenway park last night, suspending their game against the mets take a look at this. stunned fans watched as water rushed down the ballpark's staircase. and one week after floods rushed into a philadelphia suburb, police in pennsylvania said yesterday they believe they recovered a body of a toddler who was swept away her baby brother still missing. as this summer of severe weather continues to claim lives. >> priscilla joins us from houston we're not just talking about more days of record heat, but rather weeks >> reporter: jose, that's right temperatures here in the south and across the southeast and west are forecast to remain well above average thro

the heat extending up into kansas city. 103. it will be a scorcher. 115 on thursday. lake city, 101. 100 and dallas. pretty hot all the way up to the east coast. 93 in new york. 97 in d.c.. on the other hand, we had our one-day warm up with the heat today. now things will be going downhill starting tomorrow. mid to upper 90's and lynn this afternoon but it was a mild 62 in half moon bay. here's a look at the temperatures. we are hanging onto warm from earlier in the day. inland areas in the 60's and 70's. 54 in half moon bay. high-pressure brought a warm up at this trough is going to start to take control of our weather. we will see more of an onshore breeze. a little more fog as we head toward tomorrow. a little patch of fog at the coast. here's a live view from our east bay hills camera. you can see across the bay. visibility is still good right now. coastal fog spreads across the bay. breezy and cooler the next few afternoons. we are only expecting minor daily fluctuations in those temperatures. tomorrow morning, fog around the bay. toward the afternoon, the fog wi

. >> reporter lauren fox wrote about maynard for the kansas city newspaper. >> the carjacking turned fatal someone shot the driver who was in his car and so john maynard was a convicted murderer for his involvement in that crime. >> if he's capable of participating in a robbery that turns into murder he is very capable of murdering again, assault and battery he is a very dangerous person. >> is your first thought, he could kill somebody out there? >> oh, yes, very possible. >> he put police in the area on high alert and warned the locals in the tiny prison town along the kansas missouri border that a criminal was on the loose. >> we have a huge whistle and would blow that several times and so all the local communities know when you hear that, somebody is on the run. it's just an alert, be aware -- lock your doors, take all the precautions. >> as police increased patrols in the surrounding towns, tourism investigators got to work trying to figure out how maynard had escaped. >> right away you start the whole search of all the interior of the perimeter, you look for breaches in defense

the major storm threat tonight, chicago, kansas city, the northeast next. but do they really?t you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. karina: another blow to an iconic san francisco business. dan: anchor brewing first opened in 1896 and has ceased operations due to what they say are economic challenges. karina: suzanne is live with the details. reporter: anchor brewery is based near potrero hills and has been called the first craft brewery in the country. its history dates back to the gold rush. a huge piece of san francisco is going away. >> anchor is a institution. it is a shame it is closing. >> he has always been a big fan. reporter: francis drove from pacifica hoping to buy her brother something from the brewery. >> may be the christmas ale or something for him. reporter: like so many others, hoping to pick up a piece of anchor brewing history knowing the 120 seven-year-old brewery has ceased operations. >> old foghorn it was called. reporter: anchor brewing means so much to so many people. >> i guess it was the first craft brew

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right now, these fans are just focused on taylor swift, some of these fans came all the way from kansas city. what are you most excited about tonight? >> the surprise songs. >> and i see all of you guys came decked out with your friendship bracelets, that is one of my favorite things of this tour so far, i would love to exchange my kpix friendship bracelet with you. >> thank you so much. >> have the best time tonight, right now we are only about 30 minutes away from the first opening act and taylor swift is expected to hit the stage probably . >> that is huge. do you see people in there without tickets, just for the tailgating? >> reporter: not just yet, most fans i have seen today are here with tickets, they are rushing and making their way into levi's stadium right now. so far i haven't encountered anybody here without a ticket but we can expect a handful of people, probably several hundred to come later today to hear the music from outside and sing along as best they can. >> thank you so much, we will see you later on. >>> you don't need to be a fan to know demand for these shows is sky h

. >> reporter: as the summer of swift continues enchanting the masses tonight in kansas city. >> i have> reporter: emilie ikeda, nbc news, cornelius street, new york. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this friday. tomorrow morning, tune in to "nightly news: kids edition" right here on nbc. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ hold on ♪ >>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," a cruise ship still docked after colliding with the pier. 3,000 passengers are waiting to see if they'll actually get to go to alaska. >> yeah, i don't know what the plan is. the worst part of it is not knowing what's going on

philadelphia and kansas city of the a's. former home cities.nchise should move to vegas. there's been no one ounce timetable for mlb to consider that relocation. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. how the oakland mayor is responding to the shutdown of the city's 9-1-1. system. >> plus, the latest on the court case involving the man who drove his car off a cliff on highway one with his family. still inside the car. after the break met his new platform threads now threatened with legal action from another social media company. >> and with a nice breeze working its magic today will keep those temperatures subdued in the 70's even well inland today. tomorrow. little warm-up happen into next week. i have a forecast next. keep it here. good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. we're looking at that fog this morning covering over the bay itself, as you will notice, although you can see the sun peering out. so it will be clearing out as the morning starts to progress. already looking pretty good, actually at the golden gate bridge at last

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without a doubt, one of the big draws here is patrick mahomes and his partner travis kelce of the kansas cityhiefs. everybody here is interacting with the fans. jerry rice also very popular with the fans. it's all about interacting and having fun. but they are trying to play well, and they do want to score well. some of the players are telling fans, i'll get you an autograph after my round. not travis kelce. he embraces the party. he's high-fiving the people, getting the crowd going. one of the best things i saw was on the par 3 7. jack wagner, the actor from general hospital, who is also a multi-time winner out here, he went and hugged this bachelor party crowd, gave them a great big hug, and they were going crazy for him. it's one of the best scenes i've ever seen in golf. they just love it here. >> we got to get married again so we can have another bachelor party. final question. i saw yesterday steph curry passing out bourbon to the fans because he has a new bourbon now that he owns. it's gentleman's cut bourbon. grab a bottle of that. let's do a taste test. >> reporter: i will -- when he

taylor swift will perform two shows in kansas city this weekend. don't forget you can watch our newscast 24 seven on roku and other platforms. >> despite weeks of warnings, bay area skies were filled with the sites of illegal fireworks last night. the dangers that some of those fireworks created and what police are saying about citations that violators may face. >>> to investigate determination allegations against the chief investigator for the santa clara county d.a.s office. how the d.a. is responding tonight. >>> just how hard is it for millennial's to make it in the bay? a startling number that will leave many of them asking if they will ever buy a house. >>> news at 5:30 starts right now. you saw those fireworks lighting up the skies last night. also, ramping up the calls for police and fire. a lot of those explosions you saw and heard were illegal fireworks. some cities are trying to crack down and find people letting them off. ian cull explains how it went in the south bay. >> reporter: there was no shortage of illegal fireworks being set of

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the heat extending up into kansas city. 103. it will be a scorcher. 115 on thursday. e city, 101. 100 and dallas. pretty hot all the way up to the east coast. 93 in new york. 97 in d.c.. on the other hand, we had our one-day warm up with the heat today. now things will be going downhill starting tomorrow. mid to upper 90's and lynn this afternoon but it was a mild 62 in half moon bay. here's a look at the temperatures. we are hanging onto warm from earlier in the day. inland areas in the 60's and 70's. 54 in half moon bay. high-pressure brought a warm up at this trough is going to start to take control of our weather. we will see more of an onshore breeze. a little more fog as we head toward tomorrow. a little patch of fog at the coast. here's a live view from our east bay hills camera. you can see across the bay. visibility is still good right now. coastal fog spreads across the bay. breezy and cooler the next few afternoons. we are only expecting minor daily fluctuations in those temperatures. tomorrow morning, fog around the bay. toward the afternoon, the fog will p

. >> reporter: to give you an idea, kansas city only saw three 100-degree days last year.y're expecting to see at least 100 degrees every day this week. linsey? >> alex, this heat just not releasing its grip. ginger is tracking that from st. petersburg, florida. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you. here we've had one of the hottest starts of the year. really south florida, central florida have had hottest years. we've got to talk about the desert southwest. what they're missing is monsoon flow. usually this time of year you start to get the storms that would cool things off. they've had little to nothing in some cities. so they're gonna keep going with those obliterating consecutive heat stretches. but what's different about this, now that pattern has been stuck keeping the great lakes in that cool summer pattern has broken. that's where that is bulging north. minneapolis will feel like close to 100, then 100 yards the end of the week. it doesn't last forever. that's the difference. this is not weeks or a month on end like they've been dealing with from texas back

by friday, kansas city 102. dallas will see triple digits right through into the weekend., phoenix 118 tomorrow. las vegas will be in the triple digits. buffalo heat index of 88. 93 in baltimore. 98 in minneapolis. 103 in oklahoma. by the latter part of this week we're talking 90s in hartford, dc, chicago. the problem is a lot of humidity. we put in that feels like temperature. triple digits for omaha, columbus, washington, raleigh hartford and nashville. this is very dangerous. you have to check on the elderly, your pets, and you got to hydrate and stay out of that midday sun. no activity. either do it early in the day or late at night. >> all right. good advice, al. thank you. >>> let's move now to a new legal showdown tied to the battle over the border. as promised, the justice department is now suing the state of texas and its republican governor greg abbott over the use of floating buoys installed on the rio grande to deter migrant crossings. nbc's priscilla thompson is at the border for us. hey, priscilla. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. no court date