. >> there is a massive explosion in oklahoma city, oklahoma. >> police are descending upon columbine high right now. >> we shouldn't lose vigilancy. the terrorists often takes the path of least resistance and strikes when and where we least expect them to. >> what are your future plans? >> you'll see them and hear about them in the media, god willing. ♪ ♪ >>> terry anderson is free. he was the last of the american hostages held by pro-iranian terrorists in beirut, lebanon. >> in the beginning of the '90s terrorism was thought to be done. people likely to use terrorism to achieve political objectives were dead, in jail or part of the peace process. >> a syrian delegation is in washington today, ready to meet with israel to talk about middle east peace. >> we thought the '90s would be a time of peace. not only was the cold war over, we had won. >> we have before us the opportunity to forge a new world order, a world where the rule of law governs the conduct of nations. >> the world was changing, and it was an exciting time for those who really viewed america as the nation that would em

. >> dallas and oklahoma city both forecast to hit highs above 105 today. >> summers can be hot in texas, but this is unlike anything that i have seen. >> the extreme heat is not helping firefighters in texas who are battling brush fires. the chalk mountain fire burned thousands of acres yesterday, and a fast moving fire destroyed homes. firefighters are asking people to be cautious. >> be careful with sparks. be careful with any kind of fire if you're outside. follow burn bans. >> in paris, arkansas, some

were staying and parking in front of their businesses. >> reporter: to solve the problem, the oklahoma citye turned to local newspaper man carl mcgee. he had an idea for a timing device and recruited two engineering professors at oklahoma a&m to design and build it. so on july 16th, 1935, the world's first parking meter was installed on what was then the corner of first street and robinson avenue in downtown oklahoma city. >> oklahoma city believes it has solved the parking problem with a meter that charges 5 cents to allow you to park in a certain place for one hour. you set the dial and it ticks off the minutes. >> reporter: despite the instant resistance with many seeing the invention as just another form of taxation, the meters would go on to be a success, starting a revolution that would spread around the globe. remarkably, carl mcgee's basic design and mechanics wouldn't change much over the next seven decades, until the turn of the century when cities and towns turned to machines operated by credit card and lately even cell phone apps, even here in oklahoma city. of course, parking m

the forecast for dallas tomorrow 102. >> in oklahoma city, 109 degrees in phoenix point.oes the southwest just going to be almost unbearably hot? 110 in las vegas tomorrow. one 10 in yuma. you get the bar still 107 100's up and down the san joaquin. so hot as you get away from the coastline. but boy, they would love to have some of this. some of that coastal fog moving in right now. and then that a beautiful sight to see keep those moderated here in the bay area. as much as 40 degrees cooler. sometimes even 50 degrees cooler along the coastline during the summer months. right now, we do have the summer monsoon continuing over the sierra nevada. but other than that, it looks like tomorrow. we're off to the salem with a nice day. you're going to see a very couple 50's 60's around the bay area. maybe the light jacket out toward the beaches. cooler temperatures. there were some patchy. fog may be a little drizzle to inside the bay of find more sunshine, 70 degrees. beautiful day in burlingame. 71 in san carlos. lots 80's in the south bay tomorrow, maybe 90's in the morgan hil

with temperatures topping 100 degrees from billings, montana to oklahoma city.ring in meterologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening mike. >> reporter: norah, 101 in dallas to start the weekend, the pattern it doesn't change much going into next week. high pressure dominates and this map shows you all the cities with these red dots are expecting to set record high temperatures all the way through next week. oklahoma city will be right in the heart of all of that. 100° temperatures expected for at least the next ten days. look at the forecast for next tuesday. 109°. overnight low temperatures norah in the 80s in many places with the air conditioners running 24-7. >>o'donnell: that is hot mike thank you. while temperatures are on the rise, so are the number of shark sightings off american beaches. there has been a rash of shark bites off new york's long island over the last several weeks. cbs' michael george is on long island's south shore. beachgoers on long island are on the lookout for sharks, there have been five shark attacks

overrunning districts and including downtown oklahoma city. automobiles. there needed to be a way how long people were staying. >> reporter: to solve the problem, the oklahoma city chamber turned to newspaper man carl magee. he had an idea for a timing device and recruited two eve engineers to design and build it. on july 16th, 1935, the world's first parking meter installed on the corner of first street and robinson avenue in downtown oklahoma city. >> oklahoma city believes it solved the parking problem with a meter to charge 5 cents to park for an hour. >> reporter: despite the instant resistance with many seeing it as another form of taxation, the meters would go on to be a success. starting a revolution that would spread around the globe. remarkably, carl magee's design would not change much in the next seven decades until the turn of the century when cities and councils turned to machines operated by credit cards and cell phone apps. parking meters also led to another unwelcome innovation. the park ing ticket. >> the first person to rece

and yes, oklahoma city tied their all-time july record. and so we are going to talk about the maps here because there are heat advisories and that nucleus of the heat with the excessive heat warnings that stretches to memphis and western tennessee, western mississippi as well. the heat index tomorrow going to be a scorcher again. 112 little recognize rock. jacksonville 107. 104 in minneapolis. this bubble is going to continue moving northeast and so is that overnight low, which oklahoma city could break an al-time hottest overnight low tonight. they'd have to go above 84, and it looks like they'll stay e. look ath culative heat t edible. an nowe' go get taste ofit new york city has alrdy started of the summer. and boston will get their first staying in the 90s. >> and ginger, while we have you i know you and the team have been studying these summer high temperatures going back for a century in our country. i was going to ask if you could just show us the last 50 years what the record books could show as far as summer highs recorded in the

jet stream well north, 110 in oklahoma city, in dallas, and pattern for rest of the week remains in place and expands, not just middle of the country but all the way to new england and the eastern seaboard. >> thank you. >>> jury selection under way in criminal trial of steve bannon, former adviser to then president donald trump. bannon charged with two counts of criminal contempt of congress for refusing to comply with subpoena from the january 6th committee. nikole killion. >> thanks for showing up. >> reporter: steve bannon waved to the cameras entering federal court. inside sat mostly masked with hands collapsed in jury selection. former trump adviser faces two counts of contempt of congress, each with penalty up to year in jail after defying a subpoena from the january 6th committee. >> nothing but a show trial. >> reporter: still want to talk to him if he wants to testify. he offered this warning. >> all hell is going to break loose. >> reporter: in primetime hearing thursday, will focus on 187 minutes of the capitol siege describing the former president's inaction as dereliction of

. >> just scan jason lived almost three miles away in oklahoma city. but jessica spoke with her parents several times a day. that all changed on may the 1st. >> i had called my mom on my way to, work like i always do. and she did not answer. so i thought, well, maybe she is in the bathroom, maybe she is outside and i called back. and i still didn't reach or. >> by noon, jessica says that she still could not reach her so that she called the springfield police and asked to go by the house. >> when the officer did, that what did he report back to you? >> that nothing seemed out of place, they could not see anything inside of the house, all of the doors were secure and absolutely nothing of force entry or things appearing to be out of place. >> officers had no cost to force himself into the house and left, but jessica said she was still worried, so she and jason took the five hour drive to springfield and they arrived at the house around 7 pm. >> as we were coming around the corner to the house i hit the garage door button and both cars were in the garage.

when you look at the triple digits, no relief in sight, from oklahoma city, salt lake city had their highest temperature the other way. the desert southwest but it's becoming more global. when we look at the next couple of days, in fact, the next week, well above average for much of the country. this is when it affects the body. it's the silent killer, the number one killer of all natural disasters. if you've got above 104, you have nervous system problems and organ failures. in europe, we're looking compared to 1976. again, notice all the blue on the map compared to where we are today. the heat moving up from africa has been making its way into the central areas of europe, now it's spreading to the east along with the drought. the fires are out of control. last year it was bad in greece. it's bad there again. as well as portugal, spain and france. here are the numbers. england, breaking some records, getting up, record was 102. they got up to 104 degrees. still 81 in london right now. >> tom, that map of europe is unbelievable how many fires are burning right now. tom sader there, t

dallas reportÓ mÁxima de 100° al igual que oklahoma city. Índice de calor de casi 110° esta tarde.hasta el centro de estados unidos. hasta cuÁndo el calor estarÁ presente?, por lo menos hasta el miÉrcoles. texas, oklahoma y california con mÁximas de tres dÍgitos e Índices de calor de 110°. es importante que tenga mucha precauciÓn con los niÑos y mascotas y ancianos. en minutos en los vehÍculos las temperaturas pueden aumentar y ser letales. por ejemplo, con una temperatura de 35°, en sÓlo minutos las temperaturas dentro de un vehÍculo pueden alcanzar 125°. se recomienda no dejar niÑos dentro de los autos. este aÑo ya han fallecido 10 niÑos por esta causa en nuestro paÍs. fÉlix: el presidente biden sigue respondiendo bien al tratamiento contra el covid—19 y sus sÍntomas han disminuido considerablemente, segÚn indicÓ su mÉdico personal, kevin o'connor. sigue teniendo la voz un poco ronca, pero su pulso y la presiÓn sanguÍnea, la temperatura son normales. un niÑo de nueve aÑos sobreviviÓ a un tiroteo que cobrÓ la vida de sus padres y hermana, cuando acamparon en un parque estatal de i

dallas hitting 109, as did oklahoma city. dodge city, kansas, setting a new record at 107 across the pond, the usually temperate uk hitting an all-time record high, 104 degrees, bending and breaking train rails that's how hot it was. >>> fires near london prompting a tweet from the mayor, warning fire units are under immense pressure, please be safe our team in place at home and abroad to cover it all first, sam brock from dallas >> reporter: canvassing the country tonight, an unbearable heat wave. records primed to be smashed. >> i feel like i'm on the sun. >> reporter: nearly 200 million people experiencing highs today above 90 degrees. 40 million, above triple digits. some parts of the u.s. reaching supremely sweltering levels. parts of california, the central plains, and texas, with highs ranging from 105 to 113. those particularly vulnerable to heat-related illness, children and the elderly. >> the heat is undefeated against those who are unprepared and don't take it seriously. >> reporter: in some communities, emergency

looking at the national picture it is 103 degrees in dallas, really hot, oklahoma city 95 degrees.heading -- setting dangerous heat to continue. tomorrow you can see high temperatures, oklahoma city 111, 110 in dallas, still hot on wednesday this is dangerous heat we are talking about on thursday, finally they seal a bit of a break there. they do have a number of heat warnings and advisories in effect. obviously dealing with the summer heat and on a dangerous level. here in the bay level -- area we have the moderating effects of the water in the marine level which is why we do not have the extreme heat. you can see from this camera the fog here in the bay area, monsoon moisture continuing to trigger showers across the -- could still see a few showers are isolated thunderstorms until the sun goes down in that area. overall it will be quieter tomorrow, fog along the coast and bay first thing in the morning and the thunderstorm activity was shipped primarily over the sierra and central valley. as far as we go beach hazard statement has been issued through 9:00 p.m. wednesday expecting

oklahoma city, 102 degrees. and for dallas, 104. over towards memphis, 102 degrees with the thunderstorms across the ohio river valley. we'll keep you updated on the fire situation to the east of sacramento. >>> an update on the markets for you here. the dow down nearly 700 points in early trading on tuesday. it recovered later in the day closing flat. the nasdaq was up by 1.75% and the s&p 500 edged up slightly. fears of recession are at the forefront of investors' minds right now. and right now wall street, here is futures, dow ands that dak a nasdaq and s&p all in the red. >>> subway is making major changes to its menu after falling sales in the united states. the sandwich shop has streamlined its offerings to cut down on the wait in line in their 21,000 u.s. restaurants. the new menu includes 12 sandwiches including old favorites. subway sales slumped in 2021 to just over $9 billion, down from a peak of more than $12 billion in 2013. >>> and the latest film minions rise of gru is making headlines but not just because of its box

excessive heat warning through oklahoma on into texas, including oklahoma city and dallas and as well these are the kind of temperatures that we'll be dealing with in this area. oklahoma city, how about 42 degrees on tuesday, and then a string of low 40s in dallas, houston, you will see temperatures close to 40 degrees as well. and then out west, look at las vegas, mid-40s. yikes. this is dangerous heat. so make sure that you play it safe if you are outside, drink plenty of water, take some breaks. and find the shade too. >> great advice. thanks so much, tyler. >>> cargo plane crashed a short time ago in northern greece, up to ten people reported on board. it is not clear yet if there are any survivors. have a look here, this is the crash scene. the flight was operated by made riddian cargo airline. the plane was carrying what it called dangerous cargo. the cargo hasn't been identified, but it may be ammunition. the plane was traveling from serbia to jordan when it crashed. authorities haven't recovered its black box but they are at the scene investigating and we'll bring you more on

tomorrow, 111, oklahoma city. 110, dallas. phoenix, 112.re numerous warnings and advisories, excessive heat warnings for this area. this heat will continue and remain intense. here in the bay area we have monsoon moisture that brought thunderstorms. it really did not produce anything other than a few sprinkles. here in the bay area we are tracking fog and a beach hazard advisory. 6=7 waves right now. a southerly swell through 9:00 p.m. wednesday. i higher risk of rip currents. believe it or not, this hurricane category-1 is bringing swells along cabo san lucas. it is expected to weaken and become a tropical depression by the weekend. at this point it will be swells in case you are traveling to mexico. you see the fog over san francisco. warm to hot days inland the next few, and a cooler pattern by the end of the week. watch out for the fog, it will be dance around the coast -- it will be dense. tomorrow afternoon it will stay near the coast. the rest of you are looking at sunshine. starting off with the fog tomorrow afternoon. low 60's. inl

what i saw, former federal judge, order -- former supreme court on many lead the oklahoma city bombing investigation, you know, he's not feeling pressured one way or the other. i do believe him. i do think we will see syria's indictment on the time schedule that is consistent with the facts and the law. host: he called it wide-ranging. how long do you think it will take? guest: that's really impossible, there has never been something that's -- this huge but there are 800 plus people that have already been arrested, indicted and/or tried and it has not been 18 months since the insurrection. i think they are going at a rapid pace. he is under a tremendous amount of pressure and also we just need to exhale and wait. let them do their work and that is how we should expect the justice department to work. we don't want a massive power of investigations, indictments, present time to be used as a political weapon. that is exactly what i think january 6 is about. it's to get that kind of self interest, corrupt energy out of american politics. i believe merrick garland is not of that flavor of p

more record shattering heat 1678910 in oklahoma city in fact, at one point this afternoon the entire state of oklahoma reporting temperatures over 100 degrees the power grid in texas also getting really put to the test here we still have all of those heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in foeshlgt across the southern plains even into parts of the desert southwest. now the northeast getting in on some of these alerts as we're going to be feeling the impacts of this heat wave as we head through the rest of this week and into the upcoming weekend. all along the i-95 corridor, accuweather temperatures, upwards of 100 to 105. into the weekend, challenging record high temperatures here as well the core of the heat under the heat dome across the desert southwest. the jet stream is going to take a little bit of a northward bump that will allow the heat to sneak along the east coast why we're getting into this action in richmond, new york city, boston portland getting up close to 90. tomorrow afternoon, 90 in new york city. richmond, sunshine dallas, houston, little rock up into the tr

the bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city >> u.s. tell nbc news that the arrest that happened just within the hour was in oklahoma. >> 9/11. >> federal agents responded immediately. more than 4,000 fbi special agents and 3,000 support staff already on the case. >> and on top of all the recent mass shootings >> texas authorities say ramos bought these weapons legally. >> he's arguably the dean of the supreme court press corps. breaking news, nbc news has learned that steven g. bryer will step down as a justice on the u.s. supreme court we want to go right now to justice correspondent pete williams is breaking this news for us >> according to people that he has talked to his intention is to retire at the end of this term this will be the biggest change in the supreme court in at least half a century >> quickly boiling down the pages and pages of the most consequential cases, always taking his time to get it 100% right. from the affordable care act -- >> the bottom line here is the supreme court has upheld the health care case >> -- to t

you can see the big heat out towards dallas and oklahoma city right now. currently 100 degrees and you can see phoenix 100 degrees that heat will gradually try to work its way out towards the west. in fact, over the next few days, we're not expecting a major heatwave, but still temperatures will be trending up. by the second half of the weekend. here we show you the satellite. we had some cloud cover this morning, some earlier clearing times, from least compared to yesterday. but right now, still some patchy fog out toward closer to a pacifica, half moon bay and your portions of the coastline. if you patch is right around the bay itself, but the overall trend increasing sunshine this afternoon. current numbers right now we have san francisco 61 santa rosa 72 so no major heat for today conquered 76 in san jose in the opera sixties. here's a live camera. we're checking out the bay bridge and there you can see some of the cloud cover kind of trying to hug sutro tower and left portion of your screen. so still some patchy fog your portions of the coastline this

right now, you can see the hot temperatures 102 degrees in dallas and oklahoma city, 106 and phoenix. they're on track to reach 112 degrees. as we head into next week, but for us here in the bay area, no heat just yet. just a bit of a temperature a little bounce for tomorrow. here's a satellite from earlier today showing you the cloud cover increasing sunshine this afternoon. some patches of some cloud coverage redeveloping near the coast and pushing eventually pushing back into the bay for this evening. current numbers out there for the four o'clock hour right now, we have some eighties for concord and fairfield, san jose 77 san francisco 63 santa rosa in the lower eighties at 83 degrees, here's a live camera. we're looking out toward the downtown san francisco where we have a clear skies up above some patchy fog that will probably work its way into the region throughout the evening hours, and especially first thing tomorrow morning, so add that to the forecast for your friday, probably not as widespread over the at least at least compared to yesterday morning and this morning, but s

wichita falls, 115 and we're looking at 110 in oklahoma city yesterday, another hot day today. and we're waking up to temperatures really warm, so the relief is not coming at night. that sort of adds stress to the body close to 100 in phoenix, also in las vegas. the temperature also soar once again into the 90s we're looking at temperatures, 219 million above the 90-degree mark widespread once again. we'll talk about who can expect what in a few minutes. >> it is very real as the heat wave broyils the united president biden is headed to massachusetts to deliver remarks on the climate crisis he is using every tool at his disposal to further his environmental agenda >> reporter: president biden traveling to somerset, massachusetts today tackling the climate crisis, doubling down his efforts after senator joe manchin of west virginia torpedoed his legislation. he is set to tour a shuttered coal plant part of a new offshore wind project. he said he would declare a climate emergency. the white house stopped short of dismissing the report. >> i would not plan an announcement this wee

to feel like 108 once you factor in the humidity we'll see the heat continuing into the tripl oklahoma city temperatures climbing into the upper 80s, 88 in d.c all right, guys. it's the weekend we're looking ahead towards the weekend, and we'll look at the forecast coming up >> can't wait for that "early today" is back in a minute with what finally brought down embattled prime minister boris johnson. >>> is hanger a real thing we'll chew over a new study. w. it's specially made for wood floors with a microfiber-like pad that's really soft. and it sprays with a light mist that dries in half the time. that dirt and grime gets absorbed and locked away. the coolest part... it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. yeah, this is definitely the way to go. wetjet wood with a money-back guarantee. also try new sweeper wood cloths. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our

dallas, oklahoma city right at 100 degrees each for your highs tomorrow dc up to boston in the 90's looking vegas and phoenix one. 0, 8, each well here locally. we are going to be seeing triple digits again tomorrow from reading on down to the bakersfield death valley at 110 barstow, yuma at one. 0, 6, makes those upper 80's low 90's that are very hottest here in the bay area. not seem so bad comparatively. so i guess it is a little bit about the perspective across the rest of the country. we'll see skies clearing up nicely this afternoon. just a touch of fog near the coastline and another push of it on into tomorrow morning making for a great start to the day. as for today's daytime highs will be 50's and 60's for san francisco as well as or coastal spots. mostly the 70's right along the bay shore, which have been consistently are most comfortable spots all week long. and we'll continue to be asked for the south bay low 80's, mostly east bay. temperatures range from those comfortable 70's you've loved on the bayshore from fremont on up through san leandro. well, the livermore and concord s

oklahoma in dallas oklahoma city and dallas in the triple digits, dc in boston hanging out around 90 degrees. and if you are staying out here towards the central valley will bakersfield and reading back to the triple digits tomorrow, las vegas up to one '08 death valley. tomorrow's high one '09 makes those upper 80's and low 90's at our warmest today and tomorrow not feel so bad in comparison. now, as far as we go into futurecast little cloud cover at the coast today, but you'll even see windows of sunshine out there. tomorrow morning. another dose of fog and low gray and then tomorrow afternoon, more sunshine and temperatures right around the same as what today's about to be, which isn't that bad considering what i just showed you 50's and 60's for your highs in sf and at the coast. lots of 70's along the bay shore. you've been spoiled along the bay this week and you continue to see some really nice weather. as for the south bay, a little cooler for you, san jose. 82 today while fremont up to hayward and san leandro, all 70's and our spots hanging on to the late 90's, barely the low

dallas and oklahoma city tomorrow.you're heading out of state looking at triple digit highs, highs as warm as the 90's all the way as far north as boston and we will be seeing some triple digits tomorrow does well if you're heading towards reading, are down to bakersfield. expect one. 0, 5, 1, o 2 for those highs makes those upper 80's and low 90's that we have inland today. not feel so bad in comparison. we do get a lot of sunshine later today. great day to head outside on the peninsula up in marin county. tomorrow. another dose of fog before more afternoon clearing today's highs, 50 60's for san francisco as well as along the coastline window sunshine out there. but staying relatively cool 70's for most of our bayshore cities with saying carlos at 77 palo alto at 79 south bay temps in the low 80's, mostly with san jose. 82 fremont up to hayward san leandro all in the 70's, the east bay shoreline been the best this week. well, livermore in concord barely holding on to the low 90's, antioch, our hottest spot at 93 beat

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tomorrow, 111, oklahoma city. 110, dallas. phoenix, 112. there are numerous warnings and advisories, excessive heat warnings for this area. this heat will continue and remain intense. here in the bay area we have monsoon moisture that brought thunderstorms. it really did not produce anything other than a few sprinkles. here in the bay area we are tracking fog and a beach hazard advisory. 6=7 waves right now. a southerly swell through 9:00 p.m. wednesday. i higher risk of rip currents. believe it or not, this hurricane category-1 is bringing swells along cabo san lucas. it is expected to weaken and become a tropical depression by the weekend. at this point it will be swells in case you are traveling to mexico. you see the fog over san francisco. warm to hot days inland the next few, and a cooler pattern by the end of the week. watch out for the fog, it will be dance around the coast -- it will be dense. tomorrow afternoon it will stay near the coast. the rest of you are looking at sunshine. starting off with the fog tomorrow afternoon. low 6

triple digit heat in oklahoma city and dallas as far north as boston.ooking at 80's in denver, up to helena, montana, will albuquerque at 95 kids in north las vegas and phoenix at 108 degrees each maybe a trip down to death valley at 110 or even the central valley with bakersfield up to redding well into the triple digits today makes those upper 80's to low 90's that we have in our inland areas today and tomorrow not seem so bad in comparison, at least. and those 60's and 70's near the bay shore and the coast seem really, really nice. tomorrow morning. another dose of that cool coastal air coming along with some low cloud cover and fog. we will take its to enjoy the temperatures like we have that 60's for your highs in sf 50's and 60's out along the coastline and then it will be 70's to 80's along the bay shore, just barely making the low 80's and mountain view right at 80 degrees. san jose down from where you have been to 82 today. well, fremont on up to hayward in oakland only in the 70's livermore, concord, a few other spots barely hanging on to the

the hottest temperature i see on this map is 109 in oklahoma city.s dome of high pressure keeps any cooler air away from the region as well as here in the bay area. we are still looking at this stagnant weather pattern with our highs reaching into the upper 80s and low 90s. it is slightly above normal for this time of year will get a little more comfortable heading into the weekend with highs reaching into the mid-80s. we will see that continue into sunday. for san francisco we are still in the upper 60s for highs and we will continue to see that sunshine going into the weekend. it is mainly for the afternoon we do start out each day with clouds, fog, and drizzle, which tends to hang out for a couple of hours. and now as we turn to our climate crisis you probably seen is all over social media. the brutal heatwave hitting europe continues as they are dealing with some of the hottest weather that they have ever experienced on record. the uk weather service has issued its first red warning as temperatures hit 104 degrees. the infrastructure we know is j

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we have a scorcher as well. 108 tomorrow. 107, oklahoma city.hot across this region even on thursday. 97 in washington, d.c., 113 in phoenix. on friday, that heat is going to continue as you will notice so they are expecting more records across the central and southern parts of the country. in the bay area, we have the fog and temperatures in the 50's. you almost feel guilty. i want to turn your attention. five to six feet off the california coast but look just west of cap us and lucas. it is moving away and expected to continue to weaken but those swells will continue to affect combo in case you are traveling there. we have the southerly swell in the bay area. each hazard statement through 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. wave heights are six feet to seven feet but that swell bringing a higher risk of strong recurrence so dangerous to swim or serve. best to stay away for now. it's not a deep marine layer. pretty shallow but it made its way across santa rosa, parts of napa. visibility in half moon bay, just over two miles. good idea to give yourself a

including bradley beal and his51 million deal with the wizards, and around the league, players like oklahoma city's and milwaukee's signed for millions to stay with their teams but one who may find a new place is kevin durant. he has requested a trade from the brooklyn nets and sign add $198 million extension last year >>> a fatal boat collision has left at least one person dead. two boats collided on san francisco bay near angel island, causing one of the occupants to be ejected four others involved were not hurt the incident ir investigation. >>> hitting the road for the holiday weekend, nbc meteorologist michellerossmann joins us with the travel forecast >> we're going to see wet roadways out there, along the i-95 corps tor we're seeing showers and storms early this morning, an a lot of us are seeing showers and storms that's going to be the story, too, as we start out our saturday we've been watching showers and storms all week long and will continue to watch soaking rain we could see up to seven inches of rain along the coast of texas. that includes houston and lake charles, louisiana we're lo

we have a scorcher as well. 108 tomorrow. 107, oklahoma city.n on thursday. 97 in washington, d.c., 113 in phoenix. on friday, that heat is going to continue as you will notice so they are expecting more records across the central and southern parts of the country. in the bay area, we have the fog and temperatures in the 50's. you almost feel guilty. i want to turn your attention. five to six feet off the california coast but look just west of cap us and lucas. it is moving away and expected to continue to weaken but those swells will continue to affect combo in case you are traveling there. we have the southerly swell in the bay area. each hazard statement through 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. wave heights are six feet to seven feet but that swell bringing a higher risk of strong recurrence so dangerous to swim or serve. best to stay away for now. it's not a deep marine layer. pretty shallow but it made its way across santa rosa, parts of napa. visibility in half moon bay, just over two miles. good idea to give yourself a little bit more time. fogg

almost 100 million americans under heat alerts from coast to coast cities from albuquerque to oklahoma citying records as temperatures soar again into the triple digits water mains bursting under the heat, fires forcing hundreds to evacuate the relentless heat expanding east to new york, philadelphia, and boston and the urgent efforts to keep the elderly safe in europe, all-time records smashed. london, sweltering under its hottest day on record, and battling fires near the city, parts of southern europe reaching 114 degrees >>> plus, the very latest on the massive fire that broke out at the hoover dam, sending up a huge plume of smoke >>> vladimir putin's high-stakes meeting in iran and the stark new warning, how russia plans to keep the territory it's grabbed in ukraine richard engel is here. >>> the shooting on the set of "law & order," a crew member shot in his car, the search for answers tonight. >>> plus, the future of netflix, the streaming giant losing nearly a million subscribers. will you be seeing even more commercials as you stream? >>> and with a severe pilot shortage, our excl

. >>> oklahoma city already shutting down popular areas ahead of the fourth of july. cameras saw the signs. a great view for the fireworks but also high risk of illegal fireworks and dry hills, a dangerous combination. let's show you a map of the closures. the city shutting down around six miles of grizzly peak and centennial drive through skyline boulevard. it is going to be reopening on tuesday morning. near lake merritt, most of like avenue close until 10:00 am tonight. the road will close again tomorrow from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.. so from open 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. also there will be more police presence in the city. we are making the fireworks really easy. we have the fourth of july fireworks spectacular tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area at 8:00 . lots of music, lots of entertainment, not just the noise. also an encore at 10:00 and watch it twice. it will be streaming on the peacock. if you need help planning your fourth of july we have you covered. we have a list of events on our website, just head to nbcbayarea.com and click the

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oklahoma city tomorrow, peak afternoon heat but 111 feels like, could hit 110. tying all-time july record. speaking of human induced climate change, overnight lows we see most links to climate change. >> overnight lows in mid-80s in dallas, no relief or cooling. see you tomorrow morning on "g "gma," ginger zee. >>> moving on to the shooting in uvalde, texas, lack of sn vide. officers hearing shots, running into the school, capturing the moment gunman fires on the police. 77 minutes, concluding that officers failed to prioritize saving innocent lives over their own. see moment one officer saying we need to get in there, he keeps falling. maria. >> reporter: blistering new report and body camera images that break it up, systemic failures in law enforcement response. nearly 400 officers on sight the day 19 children and two teachers were murdered by 18-year-old gunman. 11:33 a.m., shooter, who attended fourth grade at robb elementary, easily opening door with lock broken more months. fires over 100 rounds before first responder enters building. >> shots fired, get i

major duffy of chicago, army specialists of oklahoma city and specialist fuji of hawaii were awarded the medal of honor and a posthumous medal was awarded to one killed in battle. >> nation's call to military service. they stood in the way of danger, risked everything, literally everything to defend our nation and our values. >> the medal of honor is the nation's highest military award for valor on the field of battle. nbc news spoke with one of the vets honored today major john duffy recognized for his courage during a lengthy fight against an elite north vietnamese division. >> we held them off for 13 days and they outnumbered us 10,470 something and we did it with air. we did not have capabilities to fight toe-to-toe, fist to fist, so air was the key and we used -- i put in over 180 air strikes which were two or three planes each and that's about 400 aircraft. >> coming up tonight on nbc nightly news at 6:30, a look inside the veterans' stories of bravery. >>> a federal judge in oakland has thrown out multiple trump era rollbacks on endangered and threatened species. it restores a

. >>> a man is in custody after taking police officers on a high-speed chase in oklahoma city, hittingpeeds up to 140 miles per hour the suspect can be seen here winding into residential lawns to try to shake the officers off. the nearly hour-long pursuit finally ended with multiple police cars surrounding the vehicle. no information has been released on what started it all >>> turning now to wall street where snap shares mplummeted on the trading floor. what does it mean for its parent company of snapchat? >> good morning. as you made note of there, three million active users gained in the second quarter for the owner of snapchat. but unfortunately, not enough to put a smile on the faces of the owners, unfortunately the share price of snap going down 25% and plummeting in the day's trading. revenue wasn't as high as expected so that means that profits also went down. still not the greatest of results when it comes to that. what does it mean for the rest snap did go down it is now only trading at 15% of what it was worth in september last year. so massive, massive fall on their part wh

rom new 100 million americans under heat alerts from coast to coast cities from albuquerque to oklahoma cityas temperatures soar again into the triple digits water mains bursting under the heat, fires forcing hundreds to evacuate the relentless heat expanding east to new york, philadelphia, and boston and the urgent efforts to keep the elderly safe in europe, all-time records smashed. london, sweltering under its hottest day on record, and battling fires near the city, parts of southern europe reaching 114 degrees >>> plus, the very latest on the massive fire that broke out at the hoover dam, sending up a huge plume of smoke >>> vladimir putin's high-stakes meeting in iran and the stark new warning, how russia plans to keep the territory it's grabbed in ukraine richard engel is here. >>> the shooting on the set of "law & order," a crew member shot in his car, the search for answers tonight. >>> plus, the future of netflix, the streaming giant losing nearly a million subscribers. will you be seeing even more commercials as you stream? >>> and with a severe pilot shortage, our exclusive look a

are talking triple digits in places like arkansas, tennessee, louisiana, missouri all the way to oklahoma city where we could tie a record on tuesday of 109, all courtesy of the big area of high pressure. just to the east of that high pressure are a chance for severe storms. this is for the northeast on monday. starting at 11:00 a.m., storms rolling through, but we will see a secondary round from washington, d.c., into new york and even parts of boston just in time for the evening rush. and, errol, you can watch the weather channel on cable and now streaming live on your favorite tv streaming devices. >> molly, thank you for that domestic forecast. now we will switch over because dangerous record-breaking heat is also sweeping across parts of europe right now. these soaring temperatures are linked to several deaths and a number of wildfires there. >> reporter: good evening. here in the u.k., we're bracing for record breaking heat forecast to hit nearly 106 degrees. that system is coming up from western europe, causing so much suffering already through this scorcher of a summer. spain is now ba

oklahoma city will be right in 100emperatures exof th. next tuesday.petures norah in the 80s inment cases with the air crchers running 24-7. >>o'donnell: that is hot mike thank you. shark sightings off american beaches, there have been a rash of them over new york's long island. mike george is on the south shore. >> reporter: by the way goers are on the lookout for sharks. five unprovoked attacks in the last two weeks. a fire island lifeguard who was bitten on the foot. this arizona tourist suffered shark bites while standing in waist deep water. shawn donnelly said. >> it hit me, his body this is a shark. >> reporter: shark attacks across the country are up. in 2021 there were 47 confirmed cases up 42% from the year before. but the risk of actually being killed by a shark is 1 in 3,748,000 067. >> one of the things i've noticed in some of these recent encounters is they have not been fairly. >> it is very common that a shark attack is not fatal. the reason for this they are not trying to eat us. >> reporter: not by accident. he points to

traced back to the united states as well, dominant high pressure, jet stream to the north. 110 in oklahoma city tomorrow, 110 dallas, excessive heat warnings in effect and a pattern that for the rest of the week remains in place and expands not just to the middle of the country but to new england and the earn seaboard. >> o'donnell: incredible. mike bettes, thank you. in washington, jury selection is underway in the criminal trial of steve bannon, a former advisor to then president donald trump. bannon is charged with two counts of criminal contempt of congress for refusing to comply with a subpoena from the january 6th committee. more from nikole killion. >> reporter: steven waved to the cameras entering federal court monday. inside, he sat mostly masked with hands collapsed during jury selection, faking two counts of contempt of congress each carrying a penalty of up to a year in jail after defying a subpoena from the january 6th committee. >> nothing but a show trial. >> reporter: committee members say they're still open to hearing from bannon who recently offered to testify. >> if he wants

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look at the numbers. 110 in oklahoma city tomorrow, 110 in dallas, excessive heat warnings in effect, and a pattern, norah, that for the rest of the week remains in place and expands, not just to the middle of the country, but all the way to new england and the eastern seaboard. >> o'donnell: just incredible to look at. mike bettes, thank you. well, back here in washington, jury selection is underway in the criminal trial of steve bannon, a former advisor to then-president donald trump. bannon is charged with two counts of criminal contempt of congress for refusing to comply with a subpoena from the january 6th committee. we get more now from cbs' nikole killion. >> how you doing, guys? thanks for showing up. >> reporter: steve bannon waved to the cameras entering federal court monday. inside, the former white house strategist sat, mostly masked, with his hands clasped, during jury selection. the former trump advisor faces two counts of contempt of congress, each carrying a penalty of up to a year in jail, after defying a subpoena from the january 6th committee. >> it's nothing but a