this couple from palm springs. among the many who said their vows today, the city played a historic role in the movement for marriage equality. then mayor gavin newsom issued same sex marriage licenses in 2004, nearly a decade before those unions were legal. this newlywed couple, who moved to palm springs after living in san francisco for many years, said this city is special to them. >> it's a great city. it thrives on diversity of ideals and thoughts and people, and being an interracial couple, we really appreciate that the city offers a great safe haven for us to live. so definitely very proud. >> the newlywed couples got commemorative pride marriage licenses and had a chance to take some wedding photos and a special photo booth. market street will shine bright tonight. the annual rainbow laser installation is set to return to san francisco. the colorful beams, which span more than four miles, will make their debut shortly after nine tonight and will light every night through sunday after the big parade, a major

. >> a black couple from palm springs, one of many who tied the knot right there in the rotunda. the city played a historic role in the moment for marriage equality. then mayor gavin newsom issuing same sex marriage licenses in 2004, nearly a decade before those unions were legal. this newlywed couple, who moved to palm springs after living in san francisco for many years, said the city is really special to them. >> it's a great city. it thrives on diversity of ideals and thoughts and people, and being an interracial couple, we really appreciate that the city offers our great safe haven for us to live so definitely very proud. >> the newlywed couples got commemorative pride marriage licenses and also had a chance to take some wedding photos and a special photo booth. >> it is big weekend in the city as they're gearing up for sunday's big pride parade with all kinds of performances leading up to the main event. ktvu zac sos reports from the final night of drag me downtown. >> that's a pop up series that was aimed at getting more people into the heart of the city. fema love your we

triple digits for palm springs. but even across parts of the midwest and northeast, above normal. 88 degrees expected in cleveland. we've got triple digits expected for las vegas, palm springs, fresno, salt lake city will hit 87 degrees. running way warm for this time of year. but specifically as we get into thursday and beyond we'll likely s see record-breaking temperatures. we've got 112 on tap for thursday in las vegas and 111 on friday. meanwhile, the middle of the country, a chance for strong storms, 19 million at risk, from dallas to alexandria and into jackson. the tornado risk is on the low end, but w coast, philadelphia and washington, d.c. richmond hit 86 degrees. mostly sunny skies in new york with a high of 80 today. that's a look at you are why fore your forecast. >>> why robert downey jr. could be ready to suit bacup airk s on man. >>> and gamestop shares soaring again. only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. t

this is in california's painted canyon, southeast of palm springs. you can see the man trying to shield his girlfriend from the sun and the wind. rescuers say her condition was severe after a helicopter took her to a hospital. the riverside county sheriff's office is reminding hikers to take more water than you think you will need and have a hiking plan until at least two people where you're going. a group of brown pelicans are back in the wild after weeks of rehabilitation in the international bird rescue released eight birds and sausalito near the golden gate bridge today, a group of 25 pelicans are among the 100 that have been returned to the wild. rescuers say the birds were starving and disoriented when they were found, but they believe that they are finally ready to survive on their own. the alameda county fair kicks off today in pleasanton. there will be rides, food, live music, horse racing and shows. that includes the new canine stars stunt dog show. it features a world class team of dog trainers and their pups. they've been seen on several

a couple pockets of excessive heat for salt lake and palm springs. but the risk area is really focused along that florida panhandle, back to little rock, and a big part of that is not just the afternoon highs or the feels like when the sun is out, but when you are asleep and how warm it stays. we could see record overnight low highs, if that makes any sense to you. also, yes, riding along that ridge with some frontal action, a low pressure system tonight. you could see a der ray choe, or a long line of storms with imbedded or isolated tornadoes, mostly 70-plus-mile-per-hour wind. and finally, these are the next two days for severe weather. david? >> david: ginger zee with us again tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> we turn now to the deadly shark attack off hawaii. a well-known surfer who acted in tv shows and in "pirates of the caribbean" attacked and killed off oahu. here's matt rivers. >> reporter: tonight, in a rare fatal shark attack, world renowned surfer tamayo perry killed off the the island of oahu sunday afternoon. >> today's just a tragic los

but ahead of the last election, your district now includes palm springs, which has a significant gayund? >> yeah, look. this is part of my life story. on september 11, 2001, i saw the north tower collapse, thought about entering the military, but was terrified of being outed like a lot of kids at the time and eventually had to find a different path and service. that's how i made it to counterterrorism at the department of justice. people like ken calvert were still in office who has some of the worst anti-lgbtq voting rights records of anybody in the house voted against letting us serve in the military, voted against the matthew shepard and james byrd jr. prime hate crimes act. that's a powerful motivator for our community. the truth is that equality and freedom for gay americans makes this entire country stronger. i think people see that across party lines and i think that's why we are flipping the seat in november. >> you wrote on twitter, we deserve a representative who cares more about the 750,000 of us in riverside county then one convicted felon in new york. will trump be a fac

it means your district now includes palm springs which has a significant guy community .onent, do you think it will help you unseat him this time around? >> this is part of my life story. ilog -- walked into my first class, saw the north tower collapse, thought about enlisting but was petrified of being outed like a lot of kids at the time. eventually i had to find a different path into service. that is how i ultimately made it to counterterrorism at the department of justice. people like ken calvert who are still in office and have some of the worst anti-lgbtq voting records voted against letting us serve in the military and adopt kids, voted against the matthew shepard and james byrd junior hate crimes act, that is a powerful motivator for our community. the truth is that equality and freedom for guy americans makes this entire country stronger. i think people see that across party lines and that is why we are going to end up flipping this seat. >> donald trump endorsed your opponent and wrote, we care more about --. will trump be a factor for voters in your district in

california una vigilancia por carga extremo que no va estar esperando y ni maÑana sino hasta el lunes palm springspara los prÓximos dÍas. y es que como pueden ver en gran parte de nuestro paÍs temperaturas mÁs altas de lo normal de lo que pronÓstico desde phoenix llegando hacia bush cita llegando hacia los grandes lagos en el Área de chicago y nueva york no me olvido de ustedes hablamos las temperaturas una tarde como pueden ver caridad una tarde como pueden ver caridad . dallas 106.107 en phoenix, sin embargo por la noche estamos experimentando temperaturas elevadas. phoenix es impresionante, 103. incluso hacia el norte, en el Área de sacramento. los impactos por calor extremo se van a mantener por este fin de semana cuidado con los golpes de calor apagones electricidad la sequÍa de los incendios forestales tambiÉn se puede generar y hay que reducir tambiÉn mucho trabajo las personas que se mantienen a las afueras domingo con temperaturas en tres dÍgitos, tales 100.94 en raleigh con tormentas y atlanta con la misma historia. hasta aquÍ el soporte del tiempo. >> gracias . las autoridades de georgi

to find those temperatures, get back up to that 110 degree mark from phoenix to las vegas and palm springss some of that more extreme heat continues to build until then. again, we're on the warm side of things above average still in the 90s. and salt lake city triple-digits in las vegas, overnight lows still above average as well, not quite giving you too much relief where those overnight temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s, just again, getting a little relief at night. >> now we do know that the summer season is warming since 1970 in las vegas, it has a 5.6 degree fever summer is literally hotter than it used to be. >> and what that looks like is more warm and above average days, we have 39 more d's that are warming above average since 1970 as the these and it's just more extreme and longer that heat starts earlier and last later as we go through the summer months. now on the overnight temperatures, we actually find some of the biggest fever's since 1970 overnight temperatures are nearly ten degrees hotter than they used to be on average. now that's bad news because we just don't ge

current numbers statewide, we are showing you a triple digits, not here in palm springs, where you wouldsouth lake tahoe. that's 79 is looking very nice in monterey in the upper 50s as we come in closer to the bay area satellite, we are showing you this and looks like the satellite vanished for us this afternoon. but we do have some cloud cover near the coastline to show you this for your wednesday afternoon. there we go. it's decided to show up here and out toward half moon bay, el granada and still some patches closer to san francisco as well. so the coastal area is dealing with some cooling and also the fog. in fact, everybody dealing with some cooling for today compared to yesterday, 12:00 you can see everybody has a minus sign for oakland livermore, santa rosa. not much change in half moon bay, but the overall headline today the cool down has arrived. current numbers san jose 78, concord 83 degrees. so still a few spots inland will be approaching the 90 degree mark this afternoon, but no triple digits expected. not like yesterday. we're showing you the current wind reports right now

this looks like summer like weather if you ask me, triple digits down south closer to areas like palm springs, death valley today, hitting 112 degrees my home city las vegas. 104 but take a look at this. i'm going to drop the monitor, and we let head over to where i live. now. san francisco 63 degrees today for our daytime highs there were holding on tight to the 60s, all throughout the bay shoreline. we warm up just a hair more along. 101 down in areas like redwood city with 70s in sight this afternoon. 80s off into the east bay today we have 70s up in wine country, take a look at the santa clara valley 79 this afternoon, your san jose we have 80s just near los gatto's now as we head into the next 7 days, it will feel more summer like in our inland areas watch this. we take those 80s and we replace them with no nineties. high pressure starting to move its way in and dries us up. it warms us up, and we'll definitely notice status we had in our friday and saturday forecast 95 degrees by saturday. not that bad. and then we jumped 10 degrees in the negative direction by sunday, and we kind of av

. >> okay, finally back here at home, keeping the animals cool all palm springs, california hit 113 degrees yesterday. >> but as they say, it's dry heat, right? >> yeah. so the animals are sweating it out at the living desert zoo and gardens. but they've had a lot of tactics. look at this. they might just give them a giant block of ice to lick to cool down. that looks nice. >> cool bath as well. anything to keep the animals com from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants...

now this is for the 4th of july for all the traveling and 117 in palm springs. and you say, hey, it's always hot in the desert. southwest. well, the average high there is 107 degrees. now let's back it up a bit and talk about your weekend. saturday is going to be a glorious summer day here in the bay area, especially in san francisco. check that out. 73 when the average high 67 degrees mid 80s and mountain view back into redwood shores. low 90s vallejo, benicia, martinez, american canyon and 90s across the santa clara valley. there you have the temperature span again. once we hit 100 degrees on monday, we will stay in the triple digits all the way through friday. it's going to be a spectacular weekend for the san francisco pride parade. it steps off at 1030 on sunday morning. temperatures and the low 70s. heather, i can't remember better weather for the pride parade. yeah, it's really great. >> thanks so much, roberta. >> we cannot arrest our way out of homelessness and these kinds of actions actually exasperate homelessness. >> well, the supreme court, with a m

palm springs will hit 110 degrees. albuquerque well into the 90s. tucson, 105. by the end of the workweek we're concerned for the record-breaking heat. a lot of those records across this region. 110 on tap for palm desert by thursday. 112 as we get into friday. las vegas will tap out at 112. and phoenix more of the same. 112 both thursday and friday. by saturday, 109 on tap. temperatures, of course, will be a big story, but through the day today we're looking at this afternoon, potentially strong storms for 19 million people under the severe wrrisk. the main threat is the hail and wind gusts. tornado threat is on the low end. minneapolis to kansas city, dallas to alexandria and jackson . mostly sun ny skies from philadelphia to washington and down through richmond. that's a look at your forecast, back to you u >you. >> reporter: beaches were closed in del mar, california after a 46-year-old man was bit on the arm, hand and torso by a shark. the man was rushed to the hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. a witness says the man punched the shark

this looks like summer like weather if you ask me triple digits down south closer to areas like palm springs, death valley today, hitting 112 degrees my home city las vegas at 104. but take a look at this going to drop the monitor. going to head over to where i live. now. san francisco 63 degrees today for our daytime highs there were holding on tight to the 60s, all throughout the bay shoreline. we warm up just a hair more along 1 on 1 down in areas like redwood city with 70s inside this afternoon. 80s off into the east bay today, we have 70s up in wine country, take a look at the santa clara valley 79 this afternoon near san jose. we have 80s just near los gatto's now as we head into the next 7 days, it will feel more summer like in our inland areas, watch this. we take those 80s and we replaced them with nineties. high pressure starting to move its way in and dries us up. it warms us up, and we'll definitely notice status we had in our friday and saturday forecast 95 degrees by saturday. not that bad. and then we jumped 10 degrees in the negative direction by sunday, and we kind of averag

this looks like summer like weather if you ask me, triple digits down south closer to areas like palm springs, death valley today, hitting 112 degrees my home city las vegas, 104. but take a look at this. i'm going to drop the monitor. going to head over to where i live now. san francisco 63 degrees today for daytime highs there were holding on tight to the 60s, all throughout the bay shoreline. we warm up just a hair more along 1 on 1 down in areas like redwood city with 70s inside this afternoon 80s off into the east bay today, we have 70s up in the wine country. take a look at the santa clara valley 79 this afternoon near san jose. we have 80s just near los gatto's now as we head into the next 7 days, it will feel more summer like in our inland areas. watch this. we take those 80s and we replaced them with nineties high pressure starting to move its way in and dries us up. it warms us up, and we'll definitely notice status we had in our friday and saturday forecast 95 degrees by saturday. not that bad. and then we jumped 10 degrees in the negative direction by sunday, and we kind of averag

the southwestern u.s., over 100 degrees in sacramento, 114 for death valley, 104 for las vegas, palm springs and phoenix. we can quantify the impact of climate change using the climate shift index. basically it tells us how much more likely an extreme weather event is due to the influence of climate change. so around the bay area this is only about one to two times more likely than a normal heatwave, but as you go into interior parts of california, nevada, and arizona, four to five times more likely just because of the influence of the warming climate. the heatwave is just going to last a couple days around here. we'll look at the full seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> this weekend was our first taste of what this fire season could bring with the corral fire prompting evacuations in tracy and fires that damaged multiple homes in an east san jose neighborhood. like the fire in redwood city, the winds were the main factor in san jose with embers from a garage fire spreading flames to six homes. it happened just before 6:00 yesterday evening east of capitol expressway near

and we'll likely see some of those records as we get into the end of the workweek. 110 for palm springs. phoeni degrees. low 80s for philadelphia and washington, d.c. with rain in the forecast. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with how a.i. is already impacting elections worldwide. >>> and the nationwide cell phone outage that had thousands of consumers asking, ask you hear me now? rs asking, ask you hear me now? meet new pantene pro-v miracles. with our highest concentration of pro-vitamins yet, infused with ingredients like biotin & collagen. strengthens hair bonds and repairs as well as the leading luxury brand without the $60 price tag. for stronger, healthier hair. ♪♪ if you know, you know it's pantene. ♪♪ pain means pause on the things you love, but... green... means... go! ♪♪ cool the pain with biofreeze. and keep on going. biofreeze. green means go. skin feeling rougher than sandpaper? don't let it ruin your day. try new dial exfoliating body wash... ...with a touch of creamy cocoa butter and orange extract. reveals

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in the trump administration through the end of the forr president's term d joins us this rn fro palm springs. welcome back to "face the nation." >> thank you. it's good to be back, margaret. >> i know when you were last with us you said you would be honored to serve with mr. trump again, and you laid out in this essay in foreign affairs what you think a second trump term would look like. i want to get to that. re recently in somenterviews mr. trump has refused to say what he would d if china invaded taiwan. i wonder if you would advise him to have u.s. military forces defend it? >> well, i think that's always been the policy of the american government. it's strategic ambiguity, we don't tell the chinese how we're going to react to their actions. but the key thing, margaret, is peace through strength. if we have a strong navy, if we move our soldiers and marines out of europe and germany where they're garr ris sonned and put them in guam and hawaii, philippines, australia where we have marines already, that sends a strong message not to invade. the key is to deter war, not to fight and win a

we'll start off in southern california where it could feel as hot as 115 for areas like palm springsough at least thursday. and the midwest from nearly the canadian border all the way down to the gulf coast could be elintemperatures as hot as 0. tonight the east coast looking at heat index values as high as 105 from new yk d.c. and all the way down to the carolinas. of course, we'rewatchi the massive midwest flooding from minnesota to iowa, south dakota. floodwaters finally starting to recede after impacting millions of people. and then finally tonight on this sunday evening, still watching severe weather in the northeast. new england from new york all the way to maine. severe storms capable of producing tornadoes, large hail and winds over 70 miles per hour. jericka, no shortage of impactful weather this weekend and heading into next week. >> andrew kozak, thank you. >>> today saudi arabia announced extreme heat made this year's hajj pilgrimage a deadly for 1300 people. the pilgrimage ended last week. temperatures to mecca and other holy sites soared above 124 degrees. >>> to russia

it's back with heat advisories for bakersfield and fresno and palm springs could feel for your sunday as hot as 115. salt lake city should feel around 82 to 85. on sunday up to 101. and entire states across the eastern sea board also under advisories and heat warnings including ohio over toward pennsylvania and new jersey where even the jersey shore won't escape the heat. could feel as hot as 105 on your sunday. also tonight we're tracking severe weather across the midwest. something could be looking at flash flooding. the good news we say good-bye to the heat midweek but returns by the time we get into friday. >> can't escape it. andrew kozak, thank you. >>> much of europe is experiencing extreme weather, too. in greece this wind driir burne forest on the island of hira, south of ireland. >>> the usually pisc esc town lies at the base of the iconic matter horn mountain. >>> moving on now, it has been another deadlyday in gaza. today dozens wer kled when israeli air strikes hit four neighborhoods in gaza city. cbs' imitiaz tyab has the latest. >> reporter: palestinian health officials

california will be cooking, 97 degrees in redding, 100 degrees in fresno tomorrow, 110 degrees around palm springs. so the state-wide fire threat is definitely worth monitoring. looking outside from sutro tower as the fog rolls in, we'll see the last of the pop-up showers had is, most of which have evaporated, falling apart the next hour or two at the outside. back to normal june weather pattern beginning tomorrow through the weekend, very few day-to-day changes through sunday. right as we flip the calendar page to july, temperatures flip back into hot mode for inland parts of the bay area by monday, tuesday, and probably wednesday next week as we approach the fourth of july holiday. for first alert doppler, the loop over the past couple hours shows the few showers for the north bay. almost all of it evaporated before reaching ground level and they're becoming fewer and farther between. all this is ground clutter offshore, nothing to worry about. we will see the fog redeveloping and spreading back in through tonight. it's hanging out along the coast looking west towards sutro tower, temperatures h

117 in palm springs. and you say, hey, it's always hot in the desert.rage high is right around 106 degrees and gorgeous in san diego we have a layer of low clouds, patchy fog. now beginning to roll in to the bay. in fact, the cloud deck is roughly between 800 and about 1200 feet. still seeing the tip top of the salesforce tower, though that stands just slightly over 1000ft now. tonight, with the layer of low clouds along the coast, the temperatures dip into the 50s 62. however, in antioch, tomorrow's daytime high temperatures with the abundance of sunshine going up a degree or two. mid 60s with the sunshine in pacifica gorgeous in the city 73 degrees. and how about 90s away from the bay into our inland area? so the trough to the north of us is going to move out of here as it does so high pressure is going to build in and strengthen and that excessive heat watch goes into effect on tuesday morning through friday. the hottest day will be on wednesday. we're talking about temperatures all the way up. computer models suggest 109. in antioch on wednesday. ta

chris rose marie in cupertino booked a hotel stay in palm springs using southwest airlines hotel website. as you can see right here, it's actually a partnership with booking.com. well, here's the thing. rose marie paid booking.com 2294 bucks, but when she checked out, her hotel receipt, said her stay cost $1,704. that's a $590 difference. rose marie wants to know why, and she wanted to get that money back. she said she tried but got nowhere. so she contacted us. we contacted booking.com. it turns out rosemary's receipt was a glimpse at the cash that can change hands behind the scenes. when a travel agent like booking.com books a hotel for you. when we asked about rosemary's bill booking, .com told us an invoice was missed, only given to the customer that incorrectly displayed the wholesale room rate and not the correct net or customer rate. booking went on to say it would issue a courtesy refund of $310 as a goodwill gesture. if you have hotel hiccups, let us know. scan the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. all right. thanks, chris. we have a rec

still have palm springs in that excessive heat warning until thursday night. down into the low 90s. you see philadelphia going warmer as we go into the midweek. guys? >> linsey: lot of triple digits on the board. thank you. now the latest on president biden student loan repayment plan. let's go back tour chief white house correspondent mary bruce. good morning again, mary. >> reporter: this morning the future of the president student loan forgiveness plan is now in question, and millions of americans could be impacted. overnight federal judges in kansas and missouri preventing the government from implementing key parts of the president's student loan repayment plan which we know has become a central part of the president's reelection campaign. 8 million americans are enrolled in this program. known as the safe plan. it ties student loan payment to a borrower's income. borrowers were set to see their payments cut in half from 10% of income down to 5%. but now this is on pause until the cases are fully litigated. the cases were brought by republican states who s

system allows you to do is to get an idea of how much is being treated when all these animals and palm springs almost from of the protective bus or fly species. well, the in house can be found and indonesia, they belong to the janera, troy, these a drug and not to rock and oldest altura. but i'm going to have to go up in indonesia. the permit is only issued to breeders who have a license for captive breeding. but not that on. the butterflies can still be traded as long as they come from ranching or captive reading practices. and i feel would do that. yeah, open on got on despite the regulations more than 1500 of these protective bustle, flies have been traffic out of indonesia in the past decade. and experts believe that could be more spacious of any. so why life shipments? it's just the tip of the ice, but because trade can be legal, it is impossible almost to quantify how much we have missed the call i saw in this area seems very old. since i was small, it has been like this off on some brand is a documentary filmmaker who has investigated a number of environmental issues and indonesia, the

the system allows you to do is to get an idea of how much is being treated with these animals as palm springs souls from of the protected thoughts of flies species. well then health can be found and indonesia, they belong to the generic troy. these drug and not tara, and the thoughts are a automate, this will have to go up in indonesia. the permit is only issued to breeders who have a license for captive breeding for non god on the butterflies can still be treated as long as they come from ranching or captive breeding practices. and i feel would do that. yeah, open on got on despite the regulations. well then 1500 as these protected bustler flies have been traffic out of indonesia in the past decade . and experts believe that could be moved. seizures of indigo one life shipment. it's just the tip of the ice, but because trade 10, the eco, it is impossible, almost to quantify how much we have missed the call inside this area seems very old. since i was small, it has been like this off on some brand is a documentary filmmaker who has investigated a number of environmental issues and indonesia,

all right, 101 today and palm springs. in yosemite valley. in fact, i'm going to go ahead and bump up that temperature and palm springs to 107 90s in los angeles. fog and when it retreats, we'll track that together. that's coming up next time around. >> thank you roberta. coming up next, exploring space is getting a bit more exciting at oakland's chabot space and science center. the new interactive exhibit now allowing visitors to play with real world space, technology and much more. that's coming up and don't forget, we want your opinion on our question of the day. >> how do you beat the heat? we've given you three options. do you go to the beach? 19% of you said yes, that's the place to go. 39% cracking up that ac. and then there's 42% of you guys out there who say, you know what, i don't try to beat the heat. i love it, love it. that's amazing. especially when we're in the triple digits. all right. we want to hear from you. go to ktvu.com/vote to weigh in. or you can just scan that qr code right there on your i'm not go

it happened to her too on a 97 degrees day in palm springs. >> emily: you can only drive tesla's arecles on september 1st between 9:00 and 5:00. get out of here. there's no reliability. they are dangerous. >> tomi: you can drive them in a rural america. tennessee is not necessarily rural and nashville. there are a number of folks i talked to at car dealerships and i ask how well they are selling their electric vehicles. some californians come in and won a luxury vehicle and bring it back two weeks later because they realize they can't go anywhere. they can drive to alabama or georgia. they can't find charging stations. i'm old enough to remember when governor gavin newsom sat in an air-conditioned room and a sweater and said, don't use your air conditioning. we can overpower the grid. don't charge you are electric. it goes to show, this whole ev agenda, great in theory. in practice, it will leave you stranded in a hot box. >> kayleigh: we had these pictures up of biden smiling in this ev. i think it was a ev. there he is smiling away. who wasn't smiling, a toddler was trapped in a te

but, you know, outside of palm springs, salt lake city, excessive heat warnings there, just north of dallas, too. and it's really that debate. would you rather have, like the dry heat that feels like 110, like in the deserts? or would you rather have that hot, humid feels like temperature of 110. so that's what we're doing at corpus christi right now. and that is oppressive all through, like little rock still at 109 two. and now throughout much of the west, the actual temperatures themselves are really starting to get warm, and the dew points are so low, the humidity, it actually actually makes the air feel a little cooler than the actual temperature. so today, about 109 in vegas will actually feel like 107 salt lake city. you're going to be right aund 100 degrees today. but again, the humidity is kind of down. same for you in boise. and as we look towards late in the week, no relief. phoenix you're kind of like stuck in the rut now a bunch of 110 days in a row. denver staying pretty warm too. and bill, it's not just heat. what about this record breakain in the midwest? when is the n

palm springs at 114 degrees today.ack to you, whit. >> greg, we will check back in with you in a bit. >>> police are trying to why a man opened fire at a grocery store in arkansas. the latest deadly shooting in america. >> reporter: this morning, a small arkansas town reeling after the shooting at the supermarket. >> we are live here at mad bumperbu butcher in fordyce. >> reporter: two police officers wounded according to authorities. overnight, officials identifying the suspect as 44-year-old eugene posey. charged with three counts of capital murder. >> somebody lying in the parking lot. >> reporter: witnesses capturing the shooting as it unfolded at 11:30 a.m. on friday morning at the mad butcher in fordyce. polices and rescue personnel scrambling to the scene. two police officers shot as well as the suspect. none with life threatening injuries. >> we have three shot and some critical. >> reporter: amaya was in the car outside the store when she heard the gunshots. >> i heard like boom, boom. then i looked and i thou

palm springs, 96. close to that record high today in vegas. 109. a forecast of 108. only hotter thursday, friday. >> people got to stay cool. bill karins, thank you. >>> dramatic day of testimony in hunter biden's federal gun trial. after his ex-wife took the stand today. >> the two divorced in 2017. she wrote a memoir that included details about his struggles with addiction back in 2022, he's pleaded not guilty to three felonies related to owning a gun while he was using illegal drugs. >> ken dilanian is outside the courthouse in wilmington, delaware, for us, what have we heard from her during the day? >> reporter: she was married to hunter biden for 24 years, she testified that she first discovered he was crack at their d.c. home. he acknowledged that he was using crack. she described his descent into addiction that destroyed their marriage. he was using drugs, she was very concerned about it, they ended up getting a divorce in 2017. the purpose of this testimony was to lay the foundation for the jury. >> ken, beyond his ex-wife, another woman in a relationship wit

. >> alice says it happened to her, too come on a 97-degrees day in palm springs. >> we had been on ouru call 911, we might have been dead by the time they got there. >> kevin: the problem is getting so bad the national highway traffic safety administration is urging ev owners to familiarize themselves with manual door release locations. so, greg. >> greg: yes? >> kevin: are you worried about getting trapped and cooked in an electric vehicle? >> greg: i think these people are a bunch of whiners. they need to market this better as a luxury option. the first electric mobile sana. bring your towel, sweat out the toxins from last nights blow out, make it a big deal, tack on ten grand, no one will know the difference. i worry about jesse's driver. who is going to share the bottle of water? will he demanded water from the driver? will the driver even survive? i think the problem know mike bigger problem is where do we get all the electricity when ai explodes? we are going to need three or four times the amount of electricity. we don't have the grids. some states won't even have ai. i think th

notice what happens by this weekend friday, saturday in palm springs 105, 110 by saturday.he kind of setup we'll see and likely plenty of records being broken across that region in the coming days. meanwhile across the east we've got some rain we're going to watch along a cold front. parts of the great lakes and interior north east and the midatlantic but specifically the ohio valley and southern plains is where we'll see stronger storms developing through the day today before the north east gets in on the action here. and new england as we get into tomorrow a lot of this is going to work into places like new york in the overnight hours, but we will see the potential for flash flooding because of those heavy downpours. >> we'll keep an eye on that. >>> next up here on "way too early," president biden just arrived in france and will soon join other world leaders commemorating the 80th anniversary of d-day. we'll have a preview of the trip where he's expected to make a pointed if implicit comparison with donald trump. we'll be right back with that. cn with donald trump. we'll

as you can see in the hottest locations up above 100 degrees, there's ukiah, 104, palm springs, 110 degrees bakersfield 105. and showing you this. we're showing you some hot numbers out toward livermore and fairfield over 100 degrees. antioch at 98, santa rosa, 93. but the was not a widespread heat event. we still had some cool conditions coast side with temperatures out toward the out toward pacifica 58 degrees. the heat advisory we have been talking about over the past few days in effect for today, it actually just expired 10:00. so that indicates a good sign that we're going to cool things off in your sunday forecast. here is our live camera tonight. looking above san francisco, where we still have some patchy cloud cover making a comeback. temperatures will be dropping off in your sunday forecast, and no more triple digits out there. we'll have more on your sunday outlook coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right mark, thank you. it was particularly hot in the tri valley today. shoppers headed out to the pleasanton farmers market early in the day to pick up their produce, fruits and

palm springs and 84 in las vegas. that's hot.eep that that's a deep trough there to the west. that'll start to nudge that high to the east beginning tomorrow. coast could come down a little bit today, but inland won't matter. but cooling begins tomorrow for all and it will really drop by friday. so a warm morning for sure. many are sitting at 6870 degrees hot for most. nice to warm on the coast. 70s 80s, 90s to 100. and i do think tomorrow though, we'll start to see a pretty dramatic drop. there's a lot of fog out there. it just needs some help. it'll get it tomorrow and for sure friday. >> steve. thanks. all right. elizabeth holmes is serving her 11 year sentence for fraud. but a hearing in san francisco next week could get her out of prison. >> and a trip out of the war zone. we're going to tell you about a group of ukrainian winemakers n napa valley th week. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up

we're hot in our deserts, palm springs coming in at 112 with ample sunshine this afternoon back here at home the next three days. splendid sunshine. today we start to see warmer weather as we head into the weekend and the next week we're likely looking at a heat wave. we'll talk about the weekend forecast and that heat wave. reggie, coming up in just a few minutes. >> thanks, drew. we're in the final days of pride month and events are planned throughout the weekend. one popular event will not be happening and another leak at the supreme court. >> the decision on emergency abortions. we're expecting to have confirmed later today. >> it's just you as a human, taking a step back and letting the dog do what dogs do best. >> we're hearing from the ranger and see a search dog credited with rescuing a hiker missing decisions on landmark cases as the court's latest term winds down now among the biggest pending decisions. the limits of presidential immunity. the question stems from a case brought by donald trump, who wants immunity from charges related to the 2020 election. in another case, a

triple digits expected in palm springs and phoenix, as well. very quickly, i'll wrap with this. climate prediction center is anticipating temperatures to remain above normal out west. that's as we head into next week so no relief in sight. >> thank you for that. >>> across the country, the mayor of atlanta declaring a state of emergency, following disruptions caused by multiple water main breaks. faith abubey is in atlanta with an update on the boil water advisories. it is having a big impact there. faith, good morning. >> reporter: it really is. good morning to you. much of the downtown area right now is still under a boil order advisory with little to no water in some places. one of the most frustrating things for businesses and residents here is they have no clue how long they'll have to remain under the state of emergency. take a look at some of these images of the water main breaks that triggered these issues. officials were saying that they're waiting for a part to arrive in order to fix one of the main areas. in the meantime, though, they're handing out cases of water and

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digits up near redding and 90s in the sacramento valley and stretching down close to areas like palm springs11 # degrees today. by tomorrow we know we're going to warm up more. it's worth noting the national weather service issued a heat advisory from 11:00 a.m. tomorrow until 10:00 p.m. continue to hydrate and check in on loved ones and any issues with the ac and you are getting hot go to a cooling center. here's the heat risk for tomorrow. continue to watch heat risk stretch in areas like santa rosa all the way down into the santa clara valley. so it's going to be a hot one tomorrow. but here's some good news. looking at the next seven days it's really just tomorrow. i mean goodness gracious from the upper 90s to the upper 80s just within one day. so this weekend is split really much in half. we continue to cool down and then we're talking about 80s lasting into next week too. with plenty of sunshine in store for us all throughout the inland areas. but let's head over to the bay where of course we know it's a lot cooler and a lot cloudier. you have all that gray right behind me still. and

how you know, i grew up in a very hot area in palm springs and i'm always wearing shorts, flip flopsnd. i know. oh my goodness. well thank you lisa, but it's beautiful too right. well next beauty is in the eye of the beholder. see putting up this summer, according to its website, the new location will open on july 30th in hayward. it will be located at mission boulevard and harder road, where a kmart used to be. cain's is also opening another location in colma. that's according to job postings online, but the timeline for that colma location is still not clear. raising cane's already has locations in oakland and vacaville. i know my nephews are going to be excited because they love raising cane's. well, if at first you don't succeed, wild thing took home the prize for the 2024 world's ugliest dog at the sonoma marin county fair, and it's the fourth time that the eight year old pekingese has competed in the contest. he came in second three times before clinching that crown, and rome, a 14 year old pug, was the runner up and the winner of the people's choice award. >> rome is amazing,

one couple who moved to palm springs after living in san francisco for many years, came back to the city for their ceremony. >> it's a great city. it thrives on diversity of ideals and thoughts and people. and being an interracial couple, we really appreciate that city offers our great safe haven for us to live. so definitely very proud. >> newlywed couples will receive commemorative pride, marriage licenses and have a chance to take wedding photos in a special photo booth after the mass shooting in oakland, injuring 14 people last week. >> and now we're talking to the family of one of the victims. what they said happened and his road to recovery. plus, we're less than a week away from the 4th of july and firefighters telling everyone to remain on alert. how the high temperatures next week, combined with fireworks could be a dangerous combination. >> and i am tracking a minor warm up for your bay area weekend, followed by a significant heat up for the 4th july week. i'm filing a request for a 30% increase for homeowners, a 36% increase for owners of condos and townhomes, and a 52% rate h

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pete: near palm springs, is what they said.ere were awesome this morning, and your photos celebrate or suggest that you're beginning to celebrate the fourth of july as is everyone else on this couch because i'll be working next weekend, and i'll be much closer in approximate proximity, but these two, america got sick to its stomach and came over here and vomited on pete hegseth. [laughter] pete: these are my patriot shoes from rdc shoes. look at that. there we go. rachel: i love it. pete: bam. american flag on your foot. i love it. and they support the medal of honor society, all these great -- you get a med aaling of honor, you get information about a medal of honor recipient, their made by a marine -- rachel: does this have -- pete: no, this doesn't. i bought this on the road -- rachel: i was opening to see if he had his flag -- pete: no, but e got some here, or got some mere, got some here, got some on my socks -- will: underwear? if. [laughter] pete: yes. [laughter] rachel: based on what happened last week, you might be abl