i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we want to begin with that historic flash flooding and an ongoing threat of heavy rain. an entire summer's worth of rain fell in a matter of a few hours in new york on sunday. and now that same system is moving over new england. torrential downpours are now pounding vermont, where governor phil scott called for an all hands on deck approach to the storms. the national weather service has issued its first high risk warning for the state since 2011. in new york's hudson valley, floodwaters caused at least one death, washed away roads, and forced the evacuation of homes and businesses. 12 million residents across new england are under flash flood alerts tonight with heavy rains expected through tomorrow morning. cbs's errol barnett will start us off tonight from stony point, new york. good evening, errol. >> reporter: good evening, norah. new york's governor also said that the historic flooding seen in this part of the hudson valley is now part of life for people in this part of the country, and so they

i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, july 12th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." extreme weather gripping the nation. catastrophic floods wipe out towns in vermont as arizona bakes in insufferable heat. we're on the ground. >>> breaking overnight iowa republicans pass a new abortion ban as demonstrators protest the legislation. what's in the bill. >>> and deja vu, taylor swift fans having a hard time scoring tickets to her tour. why they can't shake it off. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning we are getting a closer look at the catastrophic devastation in vermont after powerful storms unleashed torrential rain triggering the worst flooding in nearly 100 years. the raging water wiping out entire towns. the water is receding as the cleanup begins. president biden approving an emergency declaration to help coordinate relief efforts. from california to florida, nearly 90 million americans are under heat alerts. in phoenix, the temperature has topped 110 degrees every day this month, and it's exp

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm jerickacan in washington. america is waking up this morning after celebrating 247 years of freedom. there were parades, barbecues, and, of course, fireworks. those driving to their destinations were met with bumper-to-bumper traffic and jam-packed interstates. thunderstorms and heavy rains created near blinding conditions for drivers on interstate 85 in alabama, and storms from the great plains to the northeast caused delays and a temporary ground stop at all three major new york-area airports. torrential rains and a lightning strike even caused a two-hour delay at the iconic nathan's famous hot dog eating contest on new york's coney island. meanwhile, the brutal heat is nothing to celebrate as 100 million americans will see temperatures topping 90 degrees as they gather for barbecues and of course fireworks. cbs's kris van cleave starts us off tonight from a dangerously hot phoenix, arizona. kris van cleave, good evening. >> reporter: jericka, another day here in phoenix center. an excessive

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we want totraordinary news that the former president of the united states, donald trump, is facing another potential federal indictment. we learned today that trump got a warning in the form of a target letter, informing him that he is the target of the investigation for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. and that led to the chance to testify before the federal grand jury that is meeting right here in washington, d.c. and this criminal case comes amid an election season that is already heating up. sources tell cbs news that it was just hours ago that trump called house speaker kevin mccarthy to try and talk about strategy on how to defend the former president. it was just last month that trump became the first president in american history, current or former, to be criminally charged by the department of justice, and that was for his alleged mishandling of classified documents. the historic nature of today cannot be overstated. cbs's robert costa has been following the investigat

michael george, cbs news, new york. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. brown. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm wendy gillette in new york. another mass shooting this fourth of july weekend, this time in philadelphia. police say a gunman is in custody after allegedly killing four people and wounding two others. they say he was wearing a bullet-proof vest and used an ar-type rifle and handgun. >>> more travel troubles this long weekend. over 4,000 flights within and in and out of the u.s. were canceled or delayed monday, accordin according to flight aware. severe weather moving into the mid-atlantic region could bring additional problems. >>> you have another chance beco a half billionaire. no one matched all six numbers in the powerball lottery drawing. the next one is wednesday night, and the new jackpot is estimated to be $546 million. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm we >>> tonight, 85 million americans face severe thunderstorms and dangerous heat ahead of fourth of july. what that weather could mean for

patrick christys on gb news. britain's news tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news .nel a reminder of this hour's big breaking news. >> the bbc presenter alleged to have paid a young person for sexually explicit photos is now facing a claim from a second young person . the bbc is young person. the bbc is reporting that the presenter sent what have been called a number of threatening messages. it says that the young person felt threatened by the messages and quote, remains scared. i will be discussing that shortly. i will also be talking to a legal expert who is going to hopefully answer some questions that the mother of one of the young people involved in all of this floated in the press yesterday, which is how are the legal fees being paid ? and i legal fees being paid? and i think that is a fascinating question, which hopefully we will be able to get some idea of as this story rumbles on. but there is another story in town which i'm going to go to before we continue with that. the illegal migration is being illegal migration bill is being debated today. debated in t

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these new images just coming in to us from our station wabc here in new york. streets flooded as severe storms hit the i-95 corridor. the watches stretch from north carolina to northern new england. airport cancellations already piling up as millions head home after the holiday week. more than 1,800 flights canceled already, and across the south millions face a new week of dangerous and extreme heat. temperatures in phoenix, arizona, have soared above 110 degrees for nine days straight. we have team coverage tonight. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, severe storms slamming the east coast, sparking flash flooding from upstate new york and new video shows the waters overtaking roads in stoney point. almost six inches of rain in a matter of hours, enough water to fill creeks in nearby norman, and across the southwest tonight, millions continue to bake under extremely dangerous heat. no end in sight for firefighters in phoenix, where temperatures could soar to 115 degrees this week. departments doubling crew sizes to allow

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gb news. white. gb news. >> some breaking news.tui has just announced all flights rose up until july 28th. are cancelled. so if you had a holiday , they're going had a holiday, they're going you're planning to take a flight there, then you need to check with them . well, that's the with them. well, that's the situation in greece. but what does the ground does the situation on the ground in uk ? obviously it's in the uk? obviously it's raining, but i don't that. raining, but i don't mean that. let's over our reporter let's cross over to our reporter ray addison, there at ray addison, who's there at gatwick airport . ray hi , ray addison, who's there at gatwick airport. ray hi , nana. gatwick airport. ray hi, nana. >> good afternoon. yes, around 420 british tourists are on their way to the to gatwick airport from the island of rhodes on two rescue flights being put on by easyjet. rhodes on two rescue flights being put on by easyjet . the being put on by easyjet. the first of those flights around 220 passengers due to arrive in about

news."ricka duncan in for norah. we begin with the secret service leading an investigation into who brought cocaine into the white house. the surprising discovery of a bag of suspicious white powder initially caused a panic, leading to the temporary closure of the building on sunday. the illegal drug was found near a visitor's entrance for those taking a tour of the west wing. today, lab tests came back positive for cocaine. president biden and the first family were at camp david at the time. cbs' weijia jiang starts us off tonight from the white house with more. weijia, good evening. >> good evening, jericka. tonight the white house says it is very important to president biden to get to the bottom of who brought that illegal drug inside. but officials caution this could be a challenging investigation. tonight the leading theory is that someone on a white house tour may have left a small bag of cocaine in the west wing, according to senior law enforcement officials. the discovery sunday nigh

but we begin with emilie ikeda in hard-hit new york. emilie, so many there caught off guard with this flooding. >> reporter: tom, absolutely officials called the flooding here a once in 1,000-year event with enough force to even dislodge guardrails as you can see behind me. and the unrelenting rain isn't over yet for those north of us. tonight a brutal bout of storms inches north. washing out roads and kicking swift water rescue teams into high gear states of emergency declared in parts of new york, connecticut and vermont. >> i'm kristen dahlgren here in vermont where the rain just isn't letting up. some towns have already seen over 7.5 inches flash flooding has cut off entire communities. dozens of roads are closed and now some rivers are approaching major flood stage. almost the entire state still on high alert as we head into the overnight hours. >> reporter: watch as flood waters pour over this dam the governor there comparing the relentless rain to tropical storm irene in 2011. >> this is an all hands on deck response we are close

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i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >>> >>> it's monday, july 3rd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." an urgent search for suspects under way in baltimore. at least two people are dead, and 28 more injured in the country's latest mass shooting. where the investigation stands at this hour. >>> tracking extreme weather. severe storms packing torrential rain and a tornado threat set to slam parts of the south and northeast. we're tracking the latest. >>> and want to be rich overnight? no one won saturday's powerball jackpot. what the prize is worth in tonight's drawing. >>> good morning. i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. we begin with the search for at least two suspects who opened fire at a neighborhood block party in baltimore. surveillance video obtained by cbs baltimore station wjz shows people running through the streets yesterday morning after shots rang out. two people were killed, and at least 28 others injured. jarred hill is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: witnesses tell cbs news they thought that the gunshots we

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this drug has thrown us a lifeline >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, new york >>> in the wake of last year's tripledemic, health officials are trying to prevent a repeat this fall. chief medical correspondent dr. john torres is here. john, last year we saw flu, rsv and covid all at the same time. >> lester, last winter we had the three virus, influenza, covid, rsv they all ended up peaking at the same time. although these viruses don't typically occur all at once, this coming fall and winter might be a repeat of last year's tripledemic. so it's best to protect yourself as much as possible, and that includes getting vaccinated in the fall against these viruses. >> and should americans get all the vaccines at the same time or space them out >> well, if you qualify, you can get all three vaccines at the same time. but if possible, spacing them out by a few weeks might give you small increases in protection against these viruses. and as a reminder, lester, people should talk to their doctors. >> all right dr. john, thanks very much >>> when we return, meta's new app, threads, draws millio

nbc news investigation.amounts and not even seeing some of his patients at all ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ vivisit your l local volvovo rer to explore mild-hybrid suvs during the summer safely savings event. >>> we're back now with an nbc news investigation. a top psychiatrist in arkansas is being accused not only of medicaid fraud, but failing to treat patients and even keeping them against their will stephanie gosk has the details. >> reporter: security camera footage from 2022 shows dr. brian hyatt making rounds on his psych ward in an arkansas hospital, but notice something in the clip he doesn't actually visit patients not surprising according to shannon williams, a former patient in the hospital >> all i saw of dr. hyatt was the back of his head in the hallway. >> he didn't come into your room? >> no, i never even saw his face. >> reporter: the arkansas attorney general says dr. hyatt was running a scam in a search warrant relying in part on that security video, the ag alleges the psychiatrist claimed to treat patients

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i'm christys gb news i'm patrick christys on gb news and britain's news online gb news.rossed the english channelin people have crossed the english channel in small boats so far this year . channel in small boats so far this year. fantastic channel in small boats so far this year . fantastic stuff. yes. this year. fantastic stuff. yes. fanfare everybody. but could small boats be a backdoor into britain for terrorists ? uk britain for terrorists? uk security sources have established . 19 suspects through established. 19 suspects through their routine fingerprinting of migrant arrivals , suggesting migrant arrivals, suggesting that killers could further exploit our weak borders. joining me now is chris phillips, who's the former head of national counter terrorism security . chris, thank you very security. chris, thank you very much. if i had to design an ideal system to get a terrorist into a country and then have them to commit a terror attack, i would probably design what's happening in the english channel right now. would you do? yeah. and this is no surprise, is it? >>

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this new ruling in new york would likely give democrats clear advantages in seven districts that are by the gop. seven, plus 212, democrats get right past that magic number of 2:18 for the majority. join me now to discuss, is jerry gold fedor, he's an attorney specializing in election and campaign finance law, he previously served as the chair to the new york city's bar association committee on election law. he's currently the director of the fordham -- jerry, good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> i think i should just warn our viewers who don't follow new york policy very closely. i have wildly over simplified what happened in new york. i was trying to lay it out for them. fundamentally, what's the reason why the court agreed with the democrats. because the democrats had sort of messed this up in the first place, so why did they went in saying that they are redrawing the maps? >> first of all, let me just say that i think maybe your premiers might be a little off base. i think whether the lines are redrawn or we are stuck with the lines that we had in 2022, i think there's goi

"nightly news" is next. >> see you at 6:00. lax work >>> tonight, an american mother and her child kidnapped in haiti, as gang violence overtakes that country. the aide worker from new hampshire taken along with her young child, as the u.s. embassy evacuates all non-essential personnel there, warning gangs now control most of haiti's capital >>> former president trump blasts the special counsel in his first rally since new charges were filed against him. another indictment on election interference could come this week >>> a violent storm rips across the northeast, trees uprooted and cars destroyed in d.c. >> get in, get in, get in >> and parts of boston flooded. >>> plus the brutal heat wave is not over for millions. how it's driving up gas prices for all americans. >>> protests turned violent in niger, as the military locks up the african country's leader in an attempted coup. our correspondent, the only american reporter there. >>> drone attacks inside moscow, how the war is coming to russia's capital >>> rare access inside t

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revolution to soccer in america guad venegas, nbc news, miami. >> and that's "nightly news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," horse racing in northern california coming to an end. golden gate fields abruptly announcing its closure. >> most people have spent, you know, years, sometimes geneti

patrick christys on gb news online gb news. britain's news channel. online gb news.een revealed that a town in britain has 100 times more satan worshippers than normal. and it's none other than in a town in suffolk called bungay. yes, well, satan must be thrilled. of course, it's even believed that he's atop the wither vane weathervane, i think i should say , in the market i should say, in the market square. there we go . the black square. there we go. the black dog of bungay , the devil in dog of bungay, the devil in disguise. supposedly look, i'm not sure i quite understand this. here to explain exactly what on earth is going on in britain's satanic capital is stuart pearson. right? who is the founder of the black shuck festival. stuart, thank you very much . this all seems a bit much. this all seems a bit bizarre to me. so, so, so this is the satanist capital of britain, is that right? what's going on? >> well, apparently so . and good >> well, apparently so. and good afternoon, patrick. um, it doesn't surprise me the results of the census which brought these. thi

news.ore from me shortly. now though, it's back to mark and . to mark and. pip >> and welcome back to the live desk with rishi sunak. the prime minister shortly set to announce hundreds of new licences for nonh hundreds of new licences for north sea oil and gas exploration . the start of exploration. the start of a campaign, perhaps secure britain's energy security . britain's energy security. >> but conservative mp chris skidmore, former uk cabinet minister for energy and chair of the net zero review, has criticised the move, saying excuse me, it is on the wrong side of the future of the economy. modern voters and history . history. >> a bit difficult to swallow. therefore so let's speak to our scotland reporter tony maguire, who can join us from grangemouth in scotland, of the six in scotland, one of the six remaining refineries in the remaining oil refineries in the uk. and tony, as we say, we're expecting more in about 20 minutes, but perhaps a clue as to what we may prime to what we ma

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tonight some good news.riple digit temperatures that have scorched the southwest are expected to ease this week, but not just yet. today phoenix, arizona, had its 31st consecutive day of the mercurury topping 110 dedegrees. in the northeast, a storm broke the heat but it was fierce. despite hurricane-force winds, this guard at the tomb of the unknowns at the arlington national cemetery never broke stride. cbs's reed cowan leads us off tonight with more on that. reed, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. all right. july is on the brink of breaking a world weather record for punishing heat that has gripped much of the nation. a dangerous heat dome punishing the nation. the last week of july, testing the mettle of millions. >> it's miserable. i work outside so it's even worse. >> reporter: in denver, 90-degree days made for long nights for mom amanda. she's without air conditioning, just like 10% of americans. >> i can't swaddle him at night because it's too much. >> reporter: this raging wildfire

cnn's saturday edition on financial news correspondent christine romans. >> live from "new york, newunprecedented tragedy for new york's financial district and world market and a rare occurrence in financial market history as well. u.s. stock markets will be closed for three straight weekdays. >> christine romans on the phone right now with the bureau of labor statistics to find out more about what's going on inside that data. >> this is what i can tell you when you look inside that data. we will get the full press release in a minute, you know, different tables. >> this is essentially better than expected. >> 300 people slept at the "new york, new york," the chairman slept on a couch. a lot of unshaven, unshowered grumpy people when the opening bell range. >> this oil spill is devastating in so many ways. not for bp's bottom line. >> your job, american jobs are disappearing fast. 1.9 million jobs vanished this year. do we expect she will stay at facebook for the long term? i mean, i know some of her compensation is tied to staying there for a few more years. >> it is. but she has pl

new defendant, new charges, new evidence, it is almost guaranteed that trump's lawyers are going to say, we need more time before judge cannon. >> that may trial date likely going to slide, do you think? >> well, as a technical matter, it doesn't have to slide. there is no allegation that the new defendant mr. de oliveira himself handled classified documents. he doesn't need to see the classified documents. he may have helped transport them in boxes. so, the government will say, no, it is basically the same case. it is a couple of new issues. we need that date. let's stick with that date and the judge built in some leeway because there is many months between may and the general election in november. so we'll see if it slips and if so, how much. some judges would be the let it slip. this judge, we'll see. >> we'll see. trump-appointed judge. norm eisen, joshua school, thank you for the time. appreciate it. >>> following this indictment, donald trump will be on the campaign trail tonight in iowa, as well nearly a dozen of his rivals in the 2024 race. will any of them challenge the preside

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this is bbc news.kes to join the nato alliance. what ukraine is really frustrated about from today's munication from nato is this phrasing that ukraine will be able tojoin at some phrasing that ukraine will be able to join at some point in the future when allies agree and conditions are met. but those conditions are is unclear. it ukraine has showed that it is willing to make reforms and make changes to meet whatever conditions it needs to to join the nato alliance. for ukraine, it is a matter of survival i think as a compromise offered by nato is the ukraine council. talk us through what it is. , , ., ukraine council. talk us through what it is-_ ukraine council. talk us through what it ia— what it is. this is going to be a new forum _ what it is. this is going to be a new forum that _ what it is. this is going to be a new forum that will _ what it is. this is going to be a new forum that will allow - what it is. this is going to be a i new forum that will allow ukraine and nato to engage in closer co

walk us through the new charges and what we know about this new defendant? >> we get three new charges here for the former president, two related to this obstruction plot that is alleged here, which also includes the new defendant, and a third related to another classified document kind of added on top of the list of 31 which he was already charged with possessing. as relates to this new defendant, carlos deolivier roe, he's a maintenance worker, a means supervisor at mar-a-lago. the indictment lays out a series of events in which he has conversations with the former president and then has conversations with other employees basically saying we need to make -- the boss wants this surveillance video on this server to disappear. he basically then later tells the fbi he doesn't know what they're talking about. he has no idea what they mean so he winds up with three additional charges. he's not a public facing person. he's not a political person. donald trump described him on a radio interview as a loyal member of his staff. even that loyalty is discussed in the

good night >> reporter: savan sellers, nbc news, new york. >>> that is "nightly news" for this evereryone >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, a major shake-up at stanford. the president is out. this comes after reports of his questionable research papers. we're talking to the freshman who exposed the story for the student newspaper. >>> also, don't get scammed. fake customer service numbers for

britain's news . news. the people's channel. britain's news.ine nigel farage is coming up live with all of the latest on his battle with coots. >> but first, the clash . and >> but first, the clash. and they were once appointed heads of the late queen's commonwealth trust. but harry and meghan have since tried their best to trash the monarchy's relationship with its member nations, including allowing it to be called british empire 2.0 in their borefest four fs netflix documents free from wealth is still described as that you know, a club of friends who share common values. >> i find that language really problematic. i sometimes call the commonwealth empire 2.0 because that is what it is. >> make no mistake , the sussexes >> make no mistake, the sussexes have tried tearing apart the commonwealth. now, though , commonwealth. now, though, senior royals are planning a two year blitz of formal visits to protect ties with the former colonial territories. the king, queen william and kate will aim to show, quote, soft diplomacy with nations like austra

britain's news . news. the people's channel. britain's news.ine nigel farage is coming up live with all of the latest on his battle with coots. >> but first, the clash . and >> but first, the clash. and they were once appointed heads of the late queen's commonwealth trust. but harry and meghan have since tried their best to trash the monarchy's relationship with its member nations, including allowing it to be called british empire 2.0 in their borefest four fs netflix documents free from wealth is still described as that you know, a club of friends who share common values. >> i find that language really problematic. i sometimes call the commonwealth empire 2.0 because that is what it is. >> make no mistake , the sussexes >> make no mistake, the sussexes have tried tearing apart the commonwealth. now, though , commonwealth. now, though, senior royals are planning a two year blitz of formal visits to protect ties with the former colonial territories. the king, queen william and kate will aim to show, quote, soft diplomacy with nations like austra

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this is bbc news.frican or chinese peace initiative could serve as a basis for any talks. but he also said it was hard to implement a ceasefire with ukraine on the offensive. leaders from across west africa are due to meet for an emergency summit, following the coup in niger. countries including the eu, us and france say they will not recognise the coup's leaders. there are concerns in the west about which countries the new leader will align with. kenya says it's ready to lead a multinationalforce in haiti, where clashes between the police and criminal gangs have displaced tens of thousands of people. the country's foreign minister says nairobi would deploy 1,000 police officers, subject to a mandate from the un security council. let stuck with this —— let's stick with this niger story. leaders from across west africa are due to meet for an emergency summit following the coup in niger. soldiers announced the military takeover on wednesday, detaining the president mohamed bazoum. on friday, the head of

the news short time ago.— the news short time ago.the news short time ago. on the matter of time before giving - the news short time ago. on the matter of time before giving the | matter of time before giving the scale of the frenzy around the story that huw edwards was named, courtesy of his wife, with the explanation of being in hospital, it'sjust very sad. i think huw edwards is a huge figure in the bbc in the big figure in our national life and well—liked and very popular, incredibly professional and seen as a great broadcaster. but i do think some of theissues broadcaster. but i do think some of the issues that they were touching upon there, this is more than than huw edwards, it's about what happens when our media culture discloses any sense of perspective about his story. i'm not denying that this is not newsworthy and that the sun did not newsworthy and that the sun did not have a right to investigate the story but i do think this is much a story but i do think this is much a story about the sun than the bbc. i think the bbc h

news. its delineation of the rioters and victims and the narrative it conveyed, however, was less reliable. in accordance with the story-telling strategies of news engravers, the picture both compressed and extendedded the narrative of the event into one image. but aside from the very few women shown among rioters and and spectators in the foreground, the engraving presumably based on that sketch also portrayed scattered attacks on african-american children fleeing the burning building. 233 young wards escaped by a side entrance where they were threatened by the crowd but not physically attacked. whatever the quality of the illustrations, americans were able to view pictorial coverage of the riots within several days of their end. contending with the barrier of the atlantic ocean, both drawings and engravings of the riots mt. u.s. press took -- in the u.s. press took t one to two week -- from one to two weeks to reach european readers. one venn national issue did not publish until august 15

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: lots of new information. it will be interesting to see who takes what. when we learned about the cruise delay we sent out this push alert. it is one way to stay on top of breaking news. download the app and enable push alerts. larry: today richmond police released body cam footage of a deadly shooting. officers shot and killed a man in the bedroom of a home, the remit of somebody who had been arrested for brandishing a weapon. they had a warrant they found kevin mcdonald sitting on the bed, pointing a loaded ar-15 at officers. they found 53 guns, 48 in mcdonald's bedroom. police adding there was gun making equipment in the home. we talked to a neighbor who believes the shooting was justified. >> it appears to me that it was appropriate considering how many weapons he had and what was his plan? larry: the home was owned by an elderly female relative of mcdonald. she was also home when this happened but was not hurt or involved. dion: in berkeley surveillance video shows a 24-year-old pouring gasoline on an old

>> next on abc 7 news. as the bay area sweats under blast of summer temperatures, california launches a new effort to help us deal with the heat. several people in the north bay are injured while trying to escape the sheltering -- sponsoring sun. >> the energy is at an all-time high. >> the queens of the court have allowed -- arrived in las vegas for the wnba all-star game including brittney griner. we have a report from this early edition of abc 7 news. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> necessary accessory as part of the bay area bake this weekend. most of california is under a heat advisory or warning and more intense heat is coming to more areas tomorrow. thank you for joining us for this early edition of abc 7 news . i am dion lim. it is the hottest day in many bay area cities and we want to let you know how people are staying safe during the summer blast, also talking about when relief will arrive. let's get to spencer christian with this sticky fo