partnering with the nevada city police department on may 18, we were able to arrest a 15 male-year-old juvenile and on may 21 partnering with the las vegas we arrested 24-year-old andrew zam era in connection with that homicide. we feel these two suspects are responsible. if anyone has anymore information, please contact the police department, the homicide detail. as we rolled into memorial day, we started our after noon at saint john's elementary high school and the fire department was there. the kids did a great service. thursday night we kicked off our drunk driving enforcement for the memorial day weekend. on 7:00 to 3 a.m.. there were 2 dui arrest and 12 citations issued. it was a great job and we had a relatively safe weekend on the road for san francisco memorial day. we worked carnival. it was a great event. it was larger than before. it was -- if you have been to carnival, it's supposed to be fun and i think it was and behind-the-scenes the officers were doing their job. relatively and visibly they were contacting a lot of anxious -- or did have several anxious moments, they d

and boulder city, nevada, these ladies are saying dry heat by umbrella. this man makes a refreshing discovery, while this puppy enjoys his favorite new spot. ready for this? high temperatures well into the hundreds again here in las vegas, where am i again? high of 117. phoenix, 116, death valley, 129, and, again, it does not end today, monday, tuesday, wednesday, right into the midweek, and temperatures well into the hundreds. not just in the southwest, but seattle, a record high at 91. boise goes to 103, and 106 on tuesday, and death valley, a quick check for our friends there that have travelled to see the heat, 129 the next two days and then starts to slip off as we head toward the all-important fourth of july holiday. it will be better. a whole lot of flooding too. >> 102 on friday, a little bit better. excellent. looking forward to that. thank you. ron claiborne is on assignment, we'll get to him. rebecca jarvis is here. >> nice to see you again. we start with news overnight, a wild scene in florida. police searching for a gunman after a driver was

in boulder city, nevada, these ladies are saying dry heat, my umbrella. this young man makes a refreshing discovery, while his dog enjoys his favorite new spot. >> we have our own record-breaking temperatures to talk about. you lisa argen is here now. >> yesterday oakland and mountain view broke records. today we have a weak sea breeze. le will look for comfortable temperatures at the coast. as we go up to about 105, 106 inland. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. we have changes that could bring in higher clouds tomorrow, which could mitigate some of the heat but it is also going to make it feel humid around here. and the possibilities of thunderstorms if you were headed to the sierra for the next couple days. maybe a lot of folks heading out of town for the fourth. here's a look at santa cruz. we were well into the 80s yesterday. right now temperatures from the low 60s there, 72 as well. 72 san jose and 70 oakland, 62 in the city and a nice look from emeryville. lots of blue sky and temperatures well into the 70s in our east bay valleys. how about 78 liv

that suit says nearly 1500 patients of a nevada psychiatric hospital were bused to cities where they had no family, contacts or living arangements. an investigation revealed the hospital sent least one patient to every state in the continental united states since 2008. many sent to parts of california including the bay area. >> a report shows state senator calderon exchanged christmas presents paid for by campaign funds a violation of campaign finance law. ron calderon is the subject of an fbi investigation. in 2009 giving charles a $183 pair of shoes charles gave ron a $400 holiday gift card n 2010 charles gave ron a 420 holiday gift. they claim the gifts were to improve legislative relations between brothers. >> still to come on abc 7 news at 5:00 local police department giving away the club, but only to certain motorists. >> explosion that ripped through one neighborhood. turning one home garage into charred remain autos plus, giants fan attacked at dodger stadium two years ago recovering at home but not by choice. >> live on the roost of the kgotv broadcast center there is a warm

city has growed up remarkably. it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that building a tower in her memory would be the thi

nevada down through new mexico. we've got 33 degrees in denver, 34 in oklahoma city. 31 in d.c. as well. up in toronto, 22 for you, cooling off a little bit. you'll see sunshine, wet and chilly i'm afraid to the northwest. vancouver and sseattle, that's . it looks showery to the west but nothing too severe. we have been seeing severe storms through the balkan peninsula. the center looks dry and settled but we're still dealing with flooding here. i want to show you what's going on. this video coming out of croatia. we have workers and volunteers fighting off the waters from germany to croaticroatia, it br another levee as floodwaters continued to the north sea, at least 22 flood related deaths have been reported in central europe this far and 23,000 residents had to leave their homes. the record breaking flooding was kicked off by an unusually persistent cutoff low but now it's all of the water coming downstream that's causing this continuing flooding. so still very serious situation there in central europe. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> before we go, experts in japa

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elevated across parts of nevada very dry low humidity in place. triple digits in the city of phoenix. 101 for el paspaso. the northeast kind of muggy today 78 for the high temperature in new york city. tomorrow low 70s. getting cooler in the northeast behind this cold front. >> thank you very much maria. >> thank you. >> they took over 50 billion in taxpayer money now auto maker gm say they no longer want to share detailed figures on how many and how many vehicles they are building each of the north american assembly plants with the public money that helped them rebound in the first place. lauren simonetti joins us with the details on why the company has decided to go dark. >> it doesn't seem right they receive all of this public money and now they are withholding information. it goes to show you the power of a large corporation what they can do. so starting now general motors will no longer give detailed information about how many or what types of vehicles it is producing at its north american assembly plants. it will still give wholesale delivery on a quarterly basis as

and it suggested there was nothing underpinning the prosperity of the sun belt city, the sand states like florida and nevada california, except housing and that was a precarious way to face an economy. >> rose: and nor closure courts would deal with them in three minutes. >> it was dick kensian. next the judge would hear 30 cases in an hour. as one woman who lost her home and became a kind of unpaid advocate for people in foreclosure who attended all these hearings, she said it was like they spend less time on a foreclosure case on taking away someone's home than i would spend at the mcdonald's driveup window. >> rose: and what it represents for people who have foreclosed on was a lifetime. >> it is. for some of them it represents folly. i mean there were people who ended up in the offices of this foreclosure defense lawyer matt widener who's one of the characters in the book who got there because they decided to make a quick buck flipping houses. >> rose: that was different than people who foreclosed simply -- bought a house too big for them. >> that is true. although you can say both made mistakes. i thin

expected to send the mercury close to 120 degrees in cities like las vegas and phoenix, and even threatening to ground some flights. parts of california, nevada, and arizona are under heat alerts as officials warn people of risks that include heat stroke and even burns from searing sidewalks. and parts of the east tonight are dealing with severe storms and heavy rains that have already caused flash floods in upstate new york. we've got it all covered, beginning with gabe gutierrez in los angeles. gabe, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening. this is predicted to be the most brutal heatwave in the western u.s. in almost a decade. extreme heat warnings are now in effect in five states. the west is baking. >> it's extremely hot. >> reporter: in los angeles, the elderly are packing cooling centers. they feel safe here. >> i'm 87 years old. i have no one to help me. i'm all alone. >> reporter: heat-related power outages snarled traffic. ac repair people are struggling to keep up. >> can't even touch the machine, it's so hot. >> reporter: and at this dry cleaner, manager robert shapiro has stuffed coolers full of water for his employees. >

city where he knew one. >> the newspaper reviewed greyhound bus tickets and found the nevada hospital shifted about 1500 patientsates over the last five years. one-third to california. >> it claims patient's civil rights were violated and seeks to end patient dumping. they said in a statement that staffers failed to follow protocol have been fired or disciplined and the hospital has strengthened its out of state procedures to require additional review and approval for all transportation requests. policy also now requires a chaperone reason. they want hit stopped. >> it's outrageous on so many levels to the way to put a human being on a bus when they are in >> they are looking for 2,000 crisis beds in the state budgeted to help the mentally ill. >> not only is it compassionate. you keep people out of jails and emergency rooms. people lead more productive a lot lives. >>> two million americans boarded an airplane today and they paid wildly different prices for tickets even on the same flight. lidnsay davis and got passengers talking just about that. >> everyone knows that ticket prices vary but a flight to atlanta

nevada. so once again, it's going to be hot, as advertised. today about 106. tomorrow will be even warmer in some of the bigger cities in the desert southwest. areas of oregon getting up al there into the near 90s. >>> the summer season has arrived and is here to stay, it looks like, in the west. >> yeah, in the west. let's keep the humidity out of the east. do what you can on that. thank you very much. >>> just ahead, morning-after pills as easy to buy as aspirin. >>> a win for the people of newtown. >>> plus embattled attorney general eric holder tells nbc news he will not step down. >>> and slammed for promoting happy prostitutes ahead of the world cup and olympics. "early today" is back in two minutes. is auto >>> in the news this morning, embattled attorney general eric holder says he has no intention of resigning. he tells nbc's pete williams he's got lots more to accomplish. >> i'm a little concerned that things have gotten a little, a little out of whack. i think we can do a better job than we have. we can reform those regulations, reform those guidelines to better reflect that balance. >> holder has come under scrutiny from lawmaker

florida, indianapolis, indiana, new orleans, louisiana, san antonio, texas, kansas city, missouri, and las vegas, nevada. now, if those sounds like high-threat, high-density locations to you, you'd be correct. they are. yet, despite recent years, they will not receive ues ay funds this year. i can tell you that las vegas, which holds more high-profile, highly attended events than any city in the country is worthy of these funds. in las vegas, law enforcement has to not only defend the las vegas metro area which includes the fab las las vegas strip with more dense -- fabulous las vegas strip with more densely populated hotel rooms but has high density areas outside the city, like the las vegas motor speedway and the hoover dam, a source of electrical power for more than one million people across the southwestern united states. so, mr. chairman, today i have a very simple amendment to the bill. the amendment decreases funding under four different accounts as outlined previously and redirects those amount to the urban area security initiative for the purpose of funding the program to the top 35 eligible me

country but the guns come in across nevada evidence and we need all of your help to support the president on this. because if you care about the violence in america cities, we have to have -- it's a no-brainer if it's legal for a teenager to have a machine begun in the streets of urban america and that is leading to this higher murder rate across the country it makes a difference. so, if you need to we need you to help support the president on that and you can do that and my organization is to -- to help the obama administration we can bring down violate crime permanently if we also refer to the issues of giving opportunity to young people and hope. and oakland more than other cities we have more people that have been left out of the america dream and as president obama said the other bay; day, we all have to rise as americans we have this amazing -- in the next year and the pledge i make for my nun i couldn't think people is that we will rise together and so we have summer jobs and internship that we can take here in san francisco for young people in the parts of oakland and young african american that are still dropping out before they finish high sch

city under constant construction. but because it's in the arid mojave desert, the challenge of las vegas is supply. woman: all the growth and everything that's occurred in southern nevada has been with colorado river water. without it, the west as you know it today couldn't exist. narrator: to sustain their growing community with its limited supply, las vegas learned to be extremely efficient. mulroy: this is a desert, and it has its own beauty, but you have to get beyond what you're used to. as long as people recognize they're moving to the desert and give up this notion that they have to bring eastern vegetation with them and make the necessary adaptations in their own life, desert communities can continue to live. man: the biggest water user in the desert is turf. turf uses a lot of irrigation and uses spray irrigation, so what we've done here is use artificial turf. you're never going to be able to achieve the look of back east or the look of, say, california, with subtropical plants, but our landscapes are still lush and use about 30% of what the subtropical landscape with turf would use. las vegas has adopted a drought tolerant ordinance. we're using less water t

nevada. also areas of utah, colorado. as far as the temperatures go, say high pressure is going to try to build in. yesterday was very hot in the desert southwest and still salt lake city and denver. today will be maybe a little bit cooler. we've heard so much about these horrible fires out there. areas like denver. today will be in the 90s. but it will get a little cooler over the weekend. temperatures dropping down to around somewhere around 80 degrees. so the forecast for the west does look a little better today in the northwest and into saturday. so enjoy what should be a rather good start to your wee you notice how i kind of stopped before i gave the father's day forecast? we have to save something for a little later. >> that's true. big day for you coming up. talk to you soon. >>> coming up, the british government issues a worldwide alert. leaker edward snowden is not welcome. >>> and world's richest man gets linked in. >>> plus, check out a car kit developed for kids as young as 10 years old. >>> and the heat evened the score in the lone star state. "early today" is back in two. >>> in the news this morning, an ultimatum in turkey. the country's prime minister i

city under constant construction. but because it's in the arid mojave desert, the challenge of las vegas is supply. woman: all the growth and everything that's occurred in southern nevada has been with colorado river water. without it, the west as you know it today couldn't exist. narrator: to sustain their growing community with its limited supply, las vegas learned to be extremely efficient. mulroy: this is a desert, and it has its own beauty, but you have to get beyond what you're used to. as long as people recognize they're moving to the desert and give up this notion

city. if you are hoping to escape the did i setter heat the first alert forecast higher elevations of nevadazona it could even ground airlines. as airline officials say they will keep a close watch on the weather since hotter air effects air density and changes liftoff conditions. rick reichmuth is here now from the fox weather center. it is 124,. >> 134. >> harris: that just makes me hot tore think about. >> 134. >> harris: we're not going to get close to 134 degrees are we. >> in death valley very close to it this weekend. 134 is the highest temperature anywhere on the planet that's ever been recorded. and that was as you said about 100 years ago. upper 120s. 129. flirting with 130 around death valley the next few days. here is where we are already. phoenix, 116 degrees. highest temperature ever there 122. goes back to 1990. i lived there at that time. incredibly hot. you say well you are warm in the desert this time of year. he yes, but not this warm. this is incredibly warm for this area. excessive heat warnings for much of nevada, in towards california and southern parts of arizona into

nevada. 69 in santa rosa. napa at 70. you heard katie saying 99 in napa valley. you were at 58 a couple hours ago. 70 in union city. already the temperatures have warmed from our overnight lows and exploratorium camera, nice shot of the bay bridge. excessive heat warning right through tuesday. spare the air advisory for poor air quality around the bay. san jose, it has been sunny all morning long. temperatures are well into the 60s, close to 70 degrees. air quality is poor in the inland east bay and moderate, ozone levels will be increasing throughout next several days. national weather service has issued this excessive heat warning and pretty much the entire bay area. even oakland could see a record. already two-four degrees warmer and afternoon highs should be 2-4 degrees warmer. 102 in morgan hill, how about 104 with high pressure building in from the east. it's going to stay here. we do have a weak system out of north that could bring temperatures down a couple degrees but monday and tuesday should be our hottest weather. 117 in vegas, 121 in palm springs. already it's near 90 in san joaquin valley. 101 in los

the mountains and sierra nevada, nice and clear and temperatures ranging from the upper 30's and back home we are mile at 59 by the delta, and 54 if livermore and union cities4, and breezy and higher elevations and the north winds working to keep our conditions sunny and the fog at bay for the short-term and warming us up through the afternoon. that is the case today but the fog returns bringing cooler conditions tomorrow and father's day. anywhere from two to six degrees warmer for most from the east bay to the north bay but the cooler on the coast, you are clear but for monterey. here is the setup, we will look for the clear conditions today and overall we will have the northern winds keeping thing for away from the coast and when that reverses later on tonight with a stronger onshore push that means we see a return to the low clouds, the fog, the stronger onshore winds bringing from two to four degrees of cooling tomorrow to start the weekend and then cooler next week. 86 today if los gatos and 80 in redwood city and san francisco is above average the 69 in the north bay and 71 in sausalito and 84 in santa rosa and 76 in oakland and inland east bay we ar

city. and as you head further inland, it is going to get warmer and out in death valley, record of 134 degrees. and as you get in arizona and also nevada, we'll see really, really high attaches there. and las vegas going to touch 117 and 22 degrees shy of the record there. that will cause complications. they can't take off when the weather is too warm. down in phoenix. temperatures of 119 degrees there and that is further inland and we'll so it reach 120 and higher and possibly 122 at the moment. and people warned to prepare for this. and staying indoors in the hottest part of the day. this is how the heat can creep up on you and catch you out. >> unlike a severe thunderstorms and tornado, the threat is right there. and the heat can sneak up on you and it is a heat stress and dehydration and any sort of out doractivity is extremely dangerous. >> heat related fatalities are the most weather related vafalitties on record. 600 and 25 people died in the u.s. for heat related complications. they are saying to the young and sick and elderly. they all need to take care and families need to keep their eyes on the families and on their neighbor

>> according to the new york city department of health nearly one out of ten suicides is an out of towner who chooses to take their life at a landmark just like this nevada resident had chosen to do. >> we weren't sure whether it he was going to push himself off and try to jump or scale the grass and try and do like a self-rescue. >> cole makes a split second decision. >> at that point, i jumped from where i was positioned to get into a spot where i could block him from being able to push himself off the building. >> when the subject started to move over we hoisted him up a little bit and then the other crew that was on the roof grabbed him over and safely brought him to the top of the roof. once he was over the glass and secured in handcuffs then we know that the job is pretty much over. at this point in time we tried to continue to talk to him and explain to him that he is making a very smart decision in handling the situation the way he did. >> the man tells police that he suffers from schizophrenia and is immediately taken to a mental hospital for evaluation. >> any time a job goes as well as this job it is always a feeling of sense of accomplishment

city. 70s to low 8s on the -- 80s on the peninsula. warm to hot on saturday. a big drop. i mean, 15, 20 degrees. thunderstorms up in the sierra nevada. even out to the valley. monday, tuesday, level it off . >>> now just hours left in the annual auction for lunch with warren buffett. so far, more than 100 bids have been submitted. the leading bid more than $775,000. but there's still almost a half day left if you want to bid. warren buffett will be hosting a lunch for the winning bidder and seven of their friends. last year's winner paid almost $3 million. all of the money raised goes to glide memorial church. >>> illegal dumping at a vacant lot in concord raising very serious health and safety concerns. neighbors say mattress, couches and bags of garbage have been left on a vacant lot on pine street. that's not the only problem. mains say the will the is attracting -- neighbors say the lot is attracting drug-related waste and bugs and rats. >> we hope that the citizens in the area will see the dumping and call us on 911 when it's happening. >> the owner of the property says he plans to fence in the lot by the end of the month to try