. >> record high temperatures grounded dozen of flames in phoenix where mercury approached 120 degrees in late june. too hot for some smaller regional jets to take off. >> phoenix. >> it's a problem that will occur more for examplely at more airports. according to a columbia university study published in the journal climate change this week. researchers predict maximum temperatures at some airports could rise between seven and 14 degrees by 2080. is that really enough to push most modern airplanes out of their operational range. >> five to ten degree average increase, yes, it faces serious operational challenges. >> he runs askapilot.com. he says modern best in cooler air that's more dense because it generates more lift. as temperatures rise planes need more speed and longer runways to take off as well as lighter loasdz. >loads. >> sometimes the result of all that is we can't take a whole of people or fuel. you can be prohibited from flying at all. >> according to this study in the future up to 30% of flights could face some sort of weight restriction during heat wave. at laguardia for

it has already rained in phoenix 8 times., seattle is typically drier than phoenix this time of the year but it hasn't rained in seattle and it's rained eight more times in phoenix. no rain, giants 63 degrees as they take on the pirates game two of the series. warm tonight, fairfield, concord, livermore only down to 60. san rafael 54. fog returns to san francisco and pacifica mid-50s there. we have an area of low pressure sitting just to our north and west. basically right off the sonoma coastline. you can see the counterclockwise swirl of the wind wrapping around that. that's drawing up the tropical moisture causing flooding rainfall in las vegas and another day of showers in the sierra and more thunderstorms for arizona. all of that begins to move out. the low exits tomorrow. and things will gradually begin to change. we'll see an inland intrusion of the low cloud cover again covering you all in the east bay perhaps breaching castro valley spilling down into the tri-valley. and hugging the coastline for the balancing of the

>> phoenix is doing great economically.ate is well below the state average and the jobs are coming to phoenix and cities like phoenix all across the united states of america. we are doing great. the message to the president of the united states, instead of telling us what is best for the cities, come work with us. we're working well and we'll tell you the urban policy that you should adopt and we can finally create a partnership. if you're not going to do, we're still going talead. >> thank you to them both. >>> just madness in washington. up next, much more on the trump administration taking aim, again, but making it tougher on mueller's investigative team. one of the reporters who broke the story will be here. before we go, in honor of little moon landing, nbcnews.com has launched an incredible new series. you must see this. making of an astronaut. it provides a rare look into the world of astronauts and spice flight with interactive features and photography and video. if you want to know what it takes to fly into space,

phoenix once again!eyers." tonight -- chris evans, from "smurfs: the lost village," actor mandy patinkin, music from michelle branch, featuring the 8g band with johnathan mover. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, setheyers. is i>> set"late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news.esident trump today met wi the president of china at his mar-a-lago resort. and things got off to an awkward start when trump said, "i thought you were really funny in th [ laughter ]

i sweep into phoenix and crime suppression. i don't know what the difference is.have dui task force, we stop everybody. we have a drug task force, so what's the difference whether i have a crime suppression operation, and average 80, 90 arrest, about 50% happen to be illegal that we catch. they're all criminal violations, so i don't know. this is all hype because they just don't want the sheriff to enforce the law. >> i'm here from washington, d.c. i've come all the way over here because we're standing in solidarity with the people of arizona and to really denounce the human rights abuses that are going on in maricopa. people are afraid and it's created a sense of terror in this state. >> everybody in that jail has violated a state crime. then they happen to be illegal, too. now, there is some fear out there when the fear could be, if you're here illegally, you're working and you're driving a car and we catch you speeding, and you're illegal, you're going -- you're going to jail. >> with the protesters making their way from a nearby park toward o-yard, sheriff arp

the same size as phoenix, except we are right next to the board. in tijuana today, for example. it's only 15 minutes away. >> tucker: let me ask you this. why on the subject of illegal immigration liberals want police to make the rules? i don't want cops to make the rules on stop and frisk a racial profiling, when it comes to thi this, the cops want to. in our country, lawmakers make the laws. that question is, will the police carry out their duty to enforce the laws are not? and you are saying they don't want to. that tells me nothing. should they. >> nothingness make the policies. the policies as you stated are made in washington. the overwhelming majority of the country did not vote for trump, did not support trump, because he is unqualified and look at the mess is making across the country. what i'm saying is we should have humane policies. if you want to talk about law enforcement, talk to law enforcement across the country. get their feedback. see what they think. they are opposed to a lot of these policies, the wall. >> tucker: and who knows

a group of minor league baseball players were stranded in phoenix. they are trying to get to new mexico for a game when their plans fell apart. they turned to a dedicated uber driver for help. >> mark was calling me saying, you know what, i have a little trip for you. are you up to it? i said absolutely. they were discussing taking a private jet. i don't know if they were serious or not. i said between a private jet and this one, i will try to go as fast as i can. >> well, more than 400 miles later they got there to albuquerque, new mexico. that is the price tag. more than 600 bucks. >> not bad really. >> it's a lot cheaper than it would have been to take a private jet and a pretty drive phoenix to albuquerque. >> if you are in leagues how do you have enough dough for that. >> no way they would do the private jet thing. >> that was just a rouse to get the guy the ride. >> do you have anything different to tell us than the past couple of days. >> i do, actually. here is the deal. i lowered temperatures a little bit tomorrow and a little on sunday. tha

these thunderstorms rolled through the phoenix area.re under a flash flood warning all night long. winds were at 62 miles an hour. it started a trend down now. we'll do it again this afternoon. still have that flash flood threat for six million people from flagstaff all the way down over the rim back down to phoenix into tucson. we could get a quick inch of rain and many of these thunderstorms, and that causes flash flooding in arizona. it's amazing how the terrain makes such a difference. in florida you can get ten inches of rain and barely any flooding, and in airy you get half inch of rain, and you can get horrible mudslides and debris flows. as far as the storms go in the east, we have i few tracking up in the outer banks. not a pretty morning there. right down along the gulf coast from just outside of new orleans heading down towards panama city and pensacola. thunderstorms for you. even storms around atlanta around an hour ago, and those storms are now dwindling and heading to your south. for today there are isolated strong storms

the victims, a family and their friends, were in a canyon north of phoenix.before a six-foot wall of water crashed down on them. some bodies were found two miles down river. four people were rescued. >>> this week o.j. simpson will appear before a nevada parole board nearly nine years into a 33-year sentence for armed robbery. it's a legal drama drawing a lot of media attention. here's tony dokoupil. >> i have not had any incidents despite all the stories in the tabloids and everything. >> reporter: o.j. simpson has pitched himself as a model inmate. evading trouble like tacklers on his way to the football hall of fame. >> i gave them my word i would try to be or would be the best prisoner they've ever had here. >> reporter: in 2013 simpson won parole on a portion of his charges stemming from a bungled robbery. thursday he'll be eligible to win parole outright. >> i'm just sorry that all of this had to happen. >> reporter: the crime that put simpson behind bars has origins first kicked off his trial for allegedly killing nicole brown simpson and ron goldman.

and the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, is no exception. >> i'm born and raised here in phoenix, arizona, been here 24 years, my whole life pretty much. i actually live about seven miles down lower buckeye road. >> robert miner wound up here after being caught with marijuana and a loaded shotgun. even though his old job only required at most a seltzer bottle. >> i am a bum clown, man, it's kind of -- a hobo clown what they call it. a little hobo bag. it's good. i am a good guy, you know. there is a lot of good people in here. just unfortunately we break laws too. >> helen smith was a full time sales woman before being sentenced on drug charges. but her part-time job at least, got her familiar with handcuffs. >> i also do dominatrix on the weekend. >> it's a weekend gig? >> it's a weekend gig, yes. we have shackles and we have handcuffs that we use on them if they want that. >> and when the sheer monotony at life at maricopa known as tent city gets to william frost and timothy young they take refuge in the identity of others. >> greetings, live from tent city. >> i be like, yo, h

the same size as phoenix, except we are right next to the border. i was in tijuana today, for example. it's only 15 minutes away. >> tucker: i grew up there. i know where it is. let me ask you this. why, on the subject of illegal immigration, do liberals want police to make the rules? i don't want cops to make the rules on stop and frisk oror racial profiling, when it comes to this, the cops want to. in our country, lawmakers make the laws. the question is, will the police carry out their duty to enforce the laws or not? and you are saying they don't want to. that tells me nothing. should they. >> i'm not saying they should make the policies. the policies are made in washington and that's why the overwhelming majority did not vote for trump.d i because he is unqualified and look at the mess he's making across the country. what i'm saying is we should have humane policies. if you want to talk about law enforcement, talk to law enforcement across the country. get their feedback. see what they think. they are opposed to a lot of these policies, the wal

to have ground control of the mission to really run a mission from here at the university that was phoenix mars mission which landed many mars in 2008. and now we're working on second one they're now doing the rex mission which is -- out there right now that is headed for an asteroid to bring back a sample of an asteroid. >> when did you get intrelsed in this story? >> that's a wonderful question. so i've always been interested in space and astronomy i think if you grow up in tucson you have to because of our beautiful dark skies came to university of arizona to study science and i got a job with the collector who was director michael drake, and my task was like he described it in a single line to me he said your job is to interview the old timers and capture their stories before they're gone. and so i think one of the first people i talk to was um whitaker and dozen other people and by the end of that i said there are so many more stories to capture let me keep working on this. and so i did that for about four years. i worked my way through, you know, under my undergraduate degree by doin

it continues this mo last night, winds and thunderstorms through phoenix. still under a flash flood warning. phoenix has a 62-mile-an-hour gust. it will go through the evening, the watch. more thunderstorms likely in the areas that are very prone to flash flood fpg heat in the middle of the country is another story. we continue with the afternoon storm threat. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. not too bad in areas from boston up to portland, maine. we'll watch strong thunderstorms today in northern new york and central new york. we'll have strong storms late tonight in areas of minnesota and wisconsin. >>> well, have you looked outside lately? there's northern light shows going on. it started over the weekend. this was shot in south dakota. just before sun rise sunday. the vibrant colors lit up the massachusetts. this was due to a solar flare that happened over the beginning of the week end, an m-2. it goes from m-1 to m-5. this was an m-2. a beautiful show across the northern half of our country. >>

that's going to affect flagstaff, phoenix down towards tucson, complicating matters along i-17, 10 and 40. urban flash flooding, sudden flooding of desert washes and blowing dust in the desert. flooding not only a concern there but in steamy flow from the carolinas down to the gulf coast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, this morning hollywood is mourning the loss of acting legend martin landau. the academy award winning actor died in los angeles. his career spanning 70 years including notable roles on tv and movies. landau was perhaps best known for his role on the tv series "mission: impossible." >> he won a best supporting actor for his portrayal of bela lugosi in "ed wood." martin landau, 80 years old. we'll have more on his remarkable career later on. >>> wall street getting set for another opening with major averages at record levels. >>> and an incredible scene from st. louis. how that suv ended up on the roof of a house. >>> and "game of thrones" returned. it had twitter going crazy overnight and did some damage st. louis. witnesses say a speeding suv jump

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allowed in imperial beach she is a psychology expert and host of american trends with dr gina in phoenix we have just bernstein he is a t.v. talk show host and in paris we cross to robert barnes he is a trial lawyer in criminal and constitutional law or across the uk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always encourage it you know let me go to you first because you're up early as for this program here we had over the last you know almost eleven months investigation investigation report report into donald trump his transition team since he's been president wall to wall coverage about wrongdoing no one wrongdoing has been proven no evidence has been shown there is been some crimes committed but by not by this administration that's a topic for another program so now they're on this new memo ok really appropriate right now somehow the president the united states is deficient he is not competent he's not he doesn't have the mental capacity here it seems to me this is a huge gross infringement on the goldwater rule what right does the media have to talk about the m

. >> antonucci's crime received substantial local press in phoenix. and much of it was negative.lt, some inmates here don't believe his claims of remorse. >> you should recruit that hard every day for bible study, not just for the cameras. >> i do but i just got to get it right away. you know what i mean? >> that's real, real -- show some humility, brother. doing that for the cameras, man. >> just a year earlier, antonucci was a popular 19-year-old with a black belt in karate and known to the many children he taught as sensei jon working as a karate instructor for a company in phoenix called young champions. >> young champions is basically the -- they offer low-cost sports programs for kids. >> antonucci was fired when his employer suspected him and another instructor josh robinson of embezzling. prosecutors say they turned to arson to destroy the evidence. and that antonucci talked two other employees, also karate instructors, into helping them. antonucci says it was all robinson's idea. no one will ever know because robinson died in the fire. >> i was just a coward. i didn't re

pedro: las excesivas temperaturas de calor en phoenix no detienen a los trabajadores de construcciÓnostumbrar a este clima infernal. >> me sirve como protector contra el sol, y tambiÉn en la espalda. pedro: fidel valenzuela es el supervisor y dueÑo de esta empresa. dice que la constante hidrataciÓn es lo que mÁs nos ayuda. >> ellos tienen agua constante, todos los dÍas, agua helada, les damos sueros. pedro: la semana pasada la temperatura en phoenix aumentÓ a 120, ellos tenÍan que trabajar cinco horas, a las 10 de la maÑana, era hora de irse a casa. el calor estÁ insoportable, dice la gente. >> ahora hace mucho calor, siento que me quema. pedro: en partes de california y nevada, al igual que en california, las alertas calor excesivo han sido frecuentes Últimamente, y estÁn en varias Áreas del paÍs. >> arizona, nevada, california, pero llegÓ hasta montana. pedro: en georgia, los bomberos rescataron a un perro que dejÓ su dueÑa en el vehÍculo. adentro la temperatura era de 160 grados. los latinos que trabajan en la construcciÓn dicen que alguien tiene que hacer ese trabajo, sin importa

more storms are in the forecast for phoenix this weekend. thank you for waking up with us, 5:16 a.m., good to be back, buddy. >> reporter: how was money -- mongolia? moor rocco. look at this set. >> reporter: let's get you outside, everything is quieting down now. we have showers left over from the heavy weather we saw yesterday. generally speaking this should be a nice weekend. humidity leaves will calm down a little bit. temperature-wise where we should be for this time of the year, both today and tomorrow in the mid to upper 80s. numerous thunderstorms are expected once again next week here. it should be a decent weekend overall, the pattern turns unstable always we have another heat wave in the works starting on wednesday. high temperatures back up in the 90s. double scan live showing not much going on, showers west of philadelphia. we'll make a zoom into that part of the viewing area. light shades of green in willow grove crossing over 202 pushing eastward there's a cell east of radnor pushing into manayunk spritzes and sprinkle and bri

about 100 mights northeast of phoenix. six children -- 100 miles northeast of phoenix. six children are among the dead. >> the next thing they knew the water and debris was on top of them. >> the national weather service had issued a flash flood warning. the sudden flow of water came an hour and a half after thunderstorms rolled through upstream. that remote area had been burned by a wildfire. the run off gradually emptied into the canyon where the swimmers were and began picking up speed. it was filled with ash and debris and looked like a mudslide. three bodies were recovered on saturday. six more were found today. four other people were rescued by helicopter croups and taken to -- crews and taken to hospitals. in the news room, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> cal fire crews are battling two new wildfires this morning. one of the fires sparked at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. it already burned 2500 acres. you can see the huge column of smoke in this picture. firefighters are struggling so far to get any kind of containment. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for nearby commu

into tomorrow, look at phoenix, back up to 116. 116. still on pace for a very warm summer. >>> frances, the heat doesn't relaxed too much over the weekend. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> just ahead, spacex , the third launch in barely two weeks. >>> and one of the greatest mysteries may have been solved? did amelia earhart survive? hey, l'eggo my eggo. uh uh. not c-c-c - cause i have the and i - i. that's a lot. raisins. really? what just happened here? you know the rules. i make the rules. know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. i'm doing this for you, dad. thanks son. the camera and i, we spend a lot of time together. so revlon's new youth fx foundation makes me look my freshest- brightest- best. this formula instantly fills and blurs. to smooth the look of fine lines and pores. new youth fx look years younger in seconds. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but daddy gator can never forget. "i've got to motor out of here. t

temperatures are warm. 108 in phoenix. 95 in oregon. 66 san francisco. that's very typical of this mid-summer weather. all the bad weather in the east. fourth of july, getting warmer, 112, phoenix, 81 in areas around los angeles and fireworks forecast looks dry. to the pacific northwest. right now it's split between coast and areas of the mountains. the how about this for cute video of the day. a baby elephant wanted to have fun like we did. watch as he lies on her belly and slides down the hill. the amusing moment was caught by her trainer in china. the 2-year-old elephant was brought there after she was found alone and injured. she's fully recovered and having a blast in the mud. i can see you doing that richard. >> i don't know. my belly is not so big. >> we can work on that today at the barbecue. >> during the hot dog eating contest. thank you. >>> just ahead we'll tell you what donald trump is paying his key white house staffers plus a deadly gas explosion hits a home in rural pennsylvania. details next. >>> welcome back. >>> this is a scene from a

looking at video from phoenix in both cases. children died. safety administration says there are several things to do to prevent this kind of tragedy. place something you need, like a cell phone or purse in the back seat. you can also write yourself a note on the dashboard. there's a law -- the alarms would go off if you left your child in the back seat. >>> it's 6:25. that means a lot of moms are up and ready to begin their 98-hour workweek. you heard me correctly. a new study from yahoo says that's how long a typical workweek lasts for mom which means downtime is limited. this is what moms do according to the survey. drink a little wine. little depending where you are in your day. >> that's subjective. >> watch a little netflix. me time for working moms is maybe an hour and seven minutes a day, if that. the typical clock out time is 8:23 p.m. it's all nonstop. on the go. there's always something. >> you got to -- let the moms get -- >> i have friends who lock themselves in the bathroom to get a few minutes. >> they find you. they find you in

and wherever you go in this town you'll see images of the phoenix and this is a town that truly rose from the ashes. ♪ >> bus length bureau was once an industrial powerhouse, making nails, pot reand steel. the iron work blast furnaces looked like a affix >> he called it the phoenix iron work he decided we should name this town phoenixville >> by 1850, phoenixville was on fire, steal was everywhere including of the washington monument. the center of town, bridge street was booming. including a brand new theater, the colonial built in 1903. >> as walk in there, that's the way it looked 100 years ago. the lobby was renovated in about 70 years ago. but yeah, and the 658 seats. it's a wonderful house with great acoustics >> it fell on hard time, by 1987, the steal industry officially was gone. the found reset empty, but they pulled together to save the building. >> the idea that i had reinventing phoenixville was package history >> it took years and millions of dollars. but they preserved its dramatic interior and pieces of phoenixville filled history. as for the colonial, it survived two

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you don't trees like this in phoenix or vegas. the big thing going forward is this heat is going to stick around for at least the next week. >> i lived in phoenix for five years and i loved phoenix, but not in july. >> i visited for five days in august once. i can't compare to her five years, but five days was rough. >> allison, thank you. we're pulling for you. >> that's it for us. we'll see you back here at 10:00 eastern for an hour of newsroom. >> don't go anywhere. smerconish is with you right now. >>> i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. so president trump finally met president prutin, but what exactly happened? that depends who you ask. rex tillerson says president trump confronted putin about the russian

the phoenix police department said the testing was too expensive in part because police officers had grown adept at masking steroids use well at least it's good to know our cups are pretty good criminals. like your legs where you look. now it's time for the twist ending i don't think steroids should be illegal i think they should be legal and regulated like alcohol is which also causes aggression violence depression and poor judgment not to mention regrettable e-mails to your ex-wife regrettable e-mail leads to your ex-wife's dad a regrettable pics and regrettable pics to your ex-wife status. al gore causes all those good alcohol is legal but cops are allowed to be drunk on the job because it makes them act like goddamn idiots steroids should be the say whatever you want to do to yourself is fine. i did in my opinion it's fine if you want to become a jacked up moron with tiny testicles fine sure you'd like you can also be a police officer you can be president but not a police officer. come to you for watching t.v. debate. i'm league champ now let's take the news from behind the unite

phoenix by far taking the rain fall cake if you will over the past two months. concord 60 tonight, livermore 60. oakland fog and low cloud cover, 58. san francisco 55. this low pressure that's enhanced the on shore flow and drown up the moisture, that begins to leave tomorrow. it will take the cooler weather with it, and a warm up will begin on thursday, but one more day with a pretty good intrusion of the low cloud cover burning back to the coastline by the afternoon. watch the change now on thursday. the cloud cover will not push far inland, more sunshine, and temperatures climb after tomorrow. close to normal tomorrow. san jose within two degrees of averaging. pittsburgh 89, getting a bit warm, but close to average. oakland 73. mill valley 79, and the extended forecast, thursday we warm up, and unlike the past couple of weeks where it's left to one or two days, we stay warm inland for five or six days. highs in the upper 90s, but if you want to cool off, hang out near the bay where highs are in the 70s. >> all right, sounds good. thank you paul. >>> for the f

the phoenix area could see a repeat of this, the flash floods from yesterday because there's a thunderstorm in this morning's forecast. apache junction got two inches of rain just about an hour. what a scene. >>> well, the vatican is doing its part during the severe water shortage in italy. >> it's shutting off all 100 fountains including those in st. peter's square. water rationing may be imposed on rome as italy suffers its worst drought in 60 years. this is the first time on record that the vatican has shut off its fountain. >> hopefully we can till -- well, is there a point in tossing your coin if you can still collect them? >> maybe your wish still comes true? >> hopefully. >>> well, still ahead a billion dollar business deal just announced bringing together some of the biggest names in fashion. >>> also, the passengers on a united air lines flight action coming to the rescue when a woman on board allegedly charged the cockpit. >>> and the nfl linebacker who was at the right place at the right time to save someone's life. >>> roller coaster riders in hot spring, arkansas, got a little

saturday they were caught in a sudden flags flood in on the toe national forest 90 miles north of phoenix. >> one witness said they heard a tremendous roar and the next thing they knew, the water and debris was on top of them and they were scrambling for their lives. >> reporter: the sudden flow of water came more than an hour after a half an a thunderstorm rolled through eight miles upstream. the runoff emptied into the canyon and began picking up speed. >> the water that was created from this graduated from the burn area, the highland fire. >> there's a lot of debris piles that we're trying to check through and make sure there's nobody in there, but it's just taken us a while. we've got probably five miles of river to search. >> according to officials, the search and rescue mission will continue until everyone is accounted for. chris martinez, >>> dozens of wildfires continue to burn in at least ten western states. one of the most destructive is burning in santa barbara county. that's just northwest of los angeles. the whittier fire has destroyed nearly 50 buildings including 16 homes.

mccain will be treated in phoenix.tors found that tumor while removing a mood clot over his his -- blood clot over his right eye. >> mike thomas, it was really nice when you walked outside this morning compared to some of the other heat what was been dealing with. >> absolutely. and yesterday morning. i was able to turn the ac off. >> you guys are braver than i am. >> we know you're picky but for us normal people we got to save some money on that bill. it was nice to be able to turn it off for couple of days. we may have to turn it off this afternoon. satellite and radar showing lofts clear skies out there to start the day which allowed those temperatures to drop overnight. we're back into the 60's in most locations. even a couple places in the upper 50's. reagan national 68 bwi 59 degrees. there's your planner for the day which features sun. temperatures rising through the 80's, an average day for this time of year. highs today of about 88 degrees. that's a check of the forecast. caitlin roth back with traffic. >> we

. >> located on a 400-acre lot southwest of downtown phoenix, the maricopa county jail consists of fouroor facilities that house up to 5,700 inmates and two outdoor tent facilities that can house another 2,000 men and women. a fifth indoor facility is located four miles away in the heart of the city. the fourth avenue jail houses approximately 2,000 male inmates considered amongst the highest security threats. while some have actually been convicted of crimes and are awaiting transport to prison, most are still facing trial or sentencing for everything from i.d. theft to murder. maintaining order here is up to a significantly smaller staff of detention officers. >> in sheer volume, we are greatly outnumbered, so we try to reduce that by finding out who the shot callers are and going about working smarter rather than harder. >> shot callers are highly ranking members of racially segregated gangs who try to control the inmates within their housing units. in a jail system where inmates of different races are housed together, that can lead to trouble. >> prisons segregate. jail settings do

. >>> all detention officers at the maricopa county jail in phoenix. >> you know what we're doing? >> are always briefed before entering a certain housing pod, adam 100. >> these particular closed custody inmates are very special management. they're in this pod segregated for a reason. you've always got to stay on your toes when you're around them. >> the final factor in the unprecedented decision to isolate four women in a unit large enough for 32 came after one of them viciously attacked another inmate. the attacker was cynthia apkaw. >> apkaw is extremely violent. she severely assaulted that inmate to the point she needed facial reconstructive surgery. so that's why we do what we do now for the precautions of these people. >> she disrespected me so i beat the crap out of her. i went out there and i beat her ass in the cell and i pulled her out. dragged her in the middle of the hall and started beating the [ bleep ] out of her. i stomped on her face and beat her head into the floor. >> i don't think you can ever prepare yourself for everything. for something that brutal, we've ha

. >>> two babies died in phoenix, arizona in the hot cars in only one day apart. the father left his one-year- old son in a car parked at the church parking lot for several hours on saturday and the baby died of heat stroke. the day before that a seven- month-old baby died in the sweltering car while being cared for by his grandparents. arizona ranking number four in the country with children dying in hot cars. the temperatures in the phoenix area top 100 degrees for the last several days. >> we are asking you to take time again and look inside your vehicle before putting it in drive or go anywhere to avoid these tragedies. >> so far no arrests have been made and in both cases the police say they are investigating and both deaths are believed to be accidental. >>> one person in critical condition after the van crashed into a crowd in la and seven people were injured. the incident occurred last afternoon and the police do not know the cause but they say it appears to be an accident possibly involving another vehicle. the driver was arrested for hit- and-run charges

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