. >> reporter: most people in this area do not have airtiin >> we to oney anthey're soutmith came to the rescue. he drove all night to redding, california, to buy air conditioners for his family. >> thought i had room for another 17, so i grabbed 17 more and thought i'd bring them back. if people were interested in them, they could pick them up for exactly what i paid for them. >> reporter: people are also scrambling to book hotel rooms for the ac, but many are sold out. spokane is experiencing rolling blackouts. >> it's something that we can do incrementally and in small amounts of time like they're talking an hour at a time, then that's what we can do to conserve our grid. >> reporter: and the race is on to harvest cherries in yakima. another heat dome is stalled over the east coast, and it will hit 100 in new york city wednesday. >> stay indoors and use air continuing if you have it. >> reporter: others are finding relief at the city's beaches or pools. danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. >>> former president trump is heading to the u.s./mexico border today. he's expected to out

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. ♪ ♪ oney can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. ... time new york times saying in her resignation, my own for ey into wrong think has made me the subject of constant bully ing by colleagues who disagree with my views. they have called me a nazi and racist. other new york times employees publicly smear me as a liar and bigot on twitter with no fear harassing me will be met with appropriate action. they never are. now she's expanding on that in her brand new podcast, claiming those editors live in total fear of anthropology internet mob. >> i, like a growing number of journalists, did not want to participate for another day in a project that was portraying my values. it was actively polarization, distrust, and made it impossible to tell the truth. ainsley: carley shimkus joins us now. carlie? reporter: yeah, ainsley, so one of the highlights of this podcast is that bari weiss said that new york times editor is living in total fear of the internet mob, and it's not just new york times editors. it's the heads of multi million dollar corpor

no oneis going to be too sympathetic to the fact that my company has to spend money on this problem . problem is you should not be deferring to the private sector that responsibility. because it could be, it could vary from company to company how seriously they take this and we have only limited visibility and limited legal rights to challenge these secrecy orders. we explore those rights as much as we can. you can't count on every provider doing that to the same degree or to the same extent and that's not where enforceability of these important rights should rest . >> the gentle lady time is expired. this concludes today's hearing. thank you to ourdistinguished witnesses . without objection members will have five legislative days to submit additional questions to the witnesses for the record. without objection the hearing is adjourned. >>. [inaudible conversation] >>