i am phoenix mayor kate gallego. i have the pleasure of serving as president of this fine organization and i am joined by many of our board members so you will get to hear from you today. today, we are celebrating a lot of things. the second day of our historic invention. we are celebrating for this particular panel, infrastructure and our partnerships with labor, so thank you to the great partners who build america's cities. we will get to hear some wonderful stories today. we have great mayors in the room. and so we want to start by recognizing those mayors. we will go from your left to right row by row and just have the mayors if you could stand up, state your name, and your city. we will >> wow! start with michigan. >> bridgeport, connecticut. ne. [applause] >> little rock, arkansas. iowa. [applause] >> iowa. >> tucso >> mayor riof iowa state, iowa. >> mayor romero of tucson, arizona. >> mayor of massachusetts. >> for the o'connell, nashville, tennessee. >> in the back row? >> tom rhodes, mayor, new york. >> than

vean phoenix estarÁ experimentando 114 grados el jueves.ticularmente, llevan 98 dÍas de forma consecutiva con lecturas de temperaturas en 100 grados o mÁs. el rÉcord previo es de 76 dÍas, asÍ que phoenix nunca habÍa experimentado un verano tan caliente como el 2024. compaÑeros realmente calor y mÁs calor en pleno otoÑo. >> podrÍamos decir que ya estamos en pleno otoÑo a partir del 1 de septiembre, verdad? >> el otoÑo meteorolÓgico, que es el que cuando ya comenzamos a ver significativamente aire polar comenzando a descender hacia el paÍs, el astronÓmico empieza ya para lo que es septiembre 20 y 21 comÚnmente. ahora bien, mientras ellos sufren calor, otros estÁn experimentando realmente temperaturas bajas y sobre todo, mucha lluvia. este sistema frontal en texas estÁ estacionado. y vean toda la actividad de precipitaciones que estÁ afectando esa localidad en particular y lamentablemente esto va a continuar para los prÓximos dÍas se esperan entre 4 a 6 pulgadas de lluvia mÁs para la costa tejana. el centro del estado de igual forma de luisian

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her community outside phoenix is loaded with amenities but free of homeowner responsibilities.owing money away? >> no. i can live here, in a house that is fully up kept by someone else. i would like to buy a house out here. but on the flip side, i still want to travel. this is just the perfect in between for us. >> reporter: while growing, these communities made up about on the 8% of new residential construction last year. housing advocates in arizona welcome anything that helps address the housing shortage, but argue these communities aren't enough to push prices down. back in texas, richard belote sees this built-to-rent house as buying time to save. >> this gives us the opportunity to live in a nice place, a place that we like, a place that we can treat like a home, and hope that things get a little bit more manageable. >> reporter: home sweet home as they wait for a break in the housing market. for "eye on america," i'm kris van cleave in phoenix. >> jericka: cbs news gets rare access to the archives where america's national treasures are stored. stay with us. that's next.

phoenix well more than 100 days now with temperatures over 100. it's 114 in phoenix right now.e's matt rivers tonight. >> reporter: tonight, heavy rain hammering southeast louisiana. the rising waters making the roads treacherous for drivers. more than a half a foot of rain expected over the next two days, with the new orleans area in the bullseye. dangerous flash floods wreaking havoc from there to florida. >> i'm scared to stop, because if i do, i'm stuck. >> reporter: overnight, tampa breaking a record. nearly four inches of rainfall in just one hour. this street turned into a lake. waves crashing over cars. and in west texas, rescuers using a rope to pluck several stranded residents from a tree amidst fast-moving waters. meanwhile, those extreme temperatures still baking the west. at chaminade high school in los angeles, athletic trainers using a special device to measure the heat to determine if students can play, part of new state regulations this year to protect athletes. it's meant later practices and canceled games, but officials say it's a small price to pay. >> that'

i am phoenix mayor kate gallego. i have the pleasure of serving as president of this fine organization, and i'm joined by many of our board members who you will hear from today. today we are celebrating a lot of things. the second day of our historic convention. we are celebrating at this particular panel infrastructure and our partnerships with labor , so thank you to the great partners who build america and build america's cities. we will hear some wonderful stories today. we have great mayors in the room so we want to start by recognizing those mayors. we will go from your last two you're right, row by row and if you would stand up, say your name and your city, we will start with michigan. >> bridgeport connecticut. >> little rock, arkansas. >> rhode island. >> iowa. >> iowa. >> maia romero, tucson, arizona. >> massachusetts. >> freddy o'connell, nashville, tennessee. in the back row, tom rowe, white plains, new york. >> thank you for joining us today. we appreciate all of you. we will try to get folks involved in

temperatures could top 110 degrees in las vegas and phoenix.nd approach the 100-degree mark in l.a. and portland, oregon, later on this week. >>> flood watches are in effect in texas and louisiana a day after heavy rain left parts of texas under water. surrounding homes and turning streets into rivers in san antonio. and now the heavy rain is spreading east. another four to eight inches of rain will be possible through friday morning from southeast texas to the alabama gulf coast. >>> california, governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency for the city of rancho palos verdes 30 miles south of los angeles due to a landslide that's threatening homes. jonathan vigliotti is there. >>> we have no power, no water in there now. >> reporter: 81-year-old sallie reeves is watching her rancho palos verdes home crumble to pieces. >> the stairway was coming away from the wall. >> reporter: for more than six months now, every room in the house she's lived in for 42 years has fallen apart as the landslides get worse. >> this is what it did to our bedr

it's a lot. >> joining me now is justin lum from our affiliate at fox ten in phoenix.hank you so much for being with us. it feels like we don't really have anything new. >> that's exactly right. and you can imagine how tough it is for nick cordova's family. there really have been no new leads, no new information, and they are just struggling to get any answers at all from gilbert police. >> justin, do we know for sure that that surveillance video from the gas station that police have released, if that person is a suspect, a person of interest, do we know anything? >> gilbert. police have said that person seen on that video is believed to be a suspect, not just a person of interest, but someone they believe to be involved. they sort of trace the footsteps from the business where nick cordova was ambushed and murdered through the car that was being driven by the suspects into that gas station. that is the digital trace they have. but again, we just don't have video from where it happened. and from the police report, it says that we don't have the full attack on camera, b

incluso el calor extremo puede provocar la muerte en este ano se han registrado 177 fallecimientos en phoenixntras en clark, nevada, se han reportado 181. >> las altas temperaturas tambien estan causando problemas en los sistemas electricos, por lo que se reportan cortes continuos de electricidad en el sur de california. >> la ola de calor tambien genera preocupacion por los fuegos en washington, oregon y california, donde arden las llamas de incendio online en san bernardino, que ha consumido mas de 3.000 acres de maleza y ha provocado evacuaciones. >> el clima inusualmente caido con temperaturas de tres digitos continuara en la region hasta el comienzo de la semana laboral y se pronostica que las maximas caeran al nivel o por debajo del promedio a media en los angeles, erika flores, noticias telemundo. >> a seguir soportando ese calor, gracias erika, y seguimos en california porque ayaro nos convida a una hispana que estuvo desaparecida 12 dias en un area remota cerca de la ciudad de nevada. >> esmeralda maria pineda, de 24 anos, estaba en un hospital en el centro de un campamento minero a

triple digits in phoenix, 111, the record is 107, 102 today in las vegas. warm, too, in grand junction, 87, could break the record or tie the record of 88 degrees he southwest, 107 today in phoenix, 102 in tucson, 95 in el paso. all right. that's why are monday forecast. >> okay. thanks so much, michelle. >>> even the undefeated buffalo bills were no match for king derrick henry. >> there goes henry, it's dallas, derrick henry on the run. lewis chasing. at the 40, at the 30, he will score! >> the baltimore ravens rode their king to victory on sunday night football. the running back opened the night with the 87-hard touchdown run and caught a pass from jackson for another score. josh allen and the bills were handed their first loss of the season 35-10. >>> coming up, we remember a country legend. >>> and 'rwee back in a minute with a port strike that could wreak havoc on the economy. (♪♪) bounty is made to be stronger... ...and more absorbent. so, while ordinary brands can't hold up, one sheet of bounty keeps working, even when wet. (♪♪) now that's the sound

we've seen some places like phoenix reach 116 degrees yesterday. we've got 50 million people under heat alerts. heat warnings in effect for phoenix, l.a. and las vegas and portland. we don't have a lot of relief in sight. 103 in los angeles. that will be quite a warm one for folks there. it has been about two years since they've seen a temperature that high. we've got las vegas set to hit 106. 109 for phoenix. as we get into tomorrow, more of the same. over 100 in las vegas and palm springs and into the 90s for salt lake city. througthe weekend, wh e green b. upper 70s in indianapolis, and full sunshine for denver today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >>> the kansas city chiefs kicked off their title defense later than planned due to weather thursday, but were able to pick up right where they left off. the baltimore ravens were ready for it, it being travis kelce who was kept to just three catches. they couldn't stop zavier worthy. the ravens trailed for most of the contest, but the reigning mvp, lamar jackson, still had

the record there is 77. 102 in las vegas. 111 in phoenix temperatures into the triple-digits in phoenix. tucson, 95 in el paso. that's your monday forecast. >> thank you so much, michelle. >> tour that sure. >>> country music legend kris kristofferson has passed away. ♪ feeling good was good enough for me, good enough for me and bobby mcgee ♪ >> his representative confirming that he died peacefully at his home in maui on saturday. kristofferson earned three grammy award and excelled as an actor. he won a golden globe for his "a star is born" in 1976. >>> stl ilto come, what matters most to the latino voter. we'll be right back. grab bounty. (♪♪) bounty is made to be stronger... ...and more absorbent. so, while ordinary brands can't hold up, one sheet of bounty keeps working, even when wet. (♪♪) now that's the sound of value. bounty. the quicker picker upper. i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh all day long. [sniff] still fresh. still fresh! ♪♪ with downy unstopables, you just toss, wash, wow. for all-day freshness. >>> latinos are one of the fastest growi

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sorry, 106 in phoenix. still quite warm. they call it a dry heat.st and the south. then we are tracking this storm that we think is going to be helene in the next 24 to 48 hours. hurricane watches for the big bend of florida. and the panhandle. that's going to make landfall, we think, sometime on thursday as a major hurricane. not a lot of time to prepare for so we will continue to track you up to date. want to quickly say hi to my friends from maryland. what's your name? >> melissa. >> amy. >> hi head, hi genevieve, love you. >> hi, joe, hi sophia and michael. >> janice: now say hi to steve doocy. >> hi steve. >> hey steve. >> steve: hey, ladies, good morning. nice job. indeed. a lot of love out on that street. thank you, j.d. it is 7:33 now here in new york city. straight ahead a fox news alert. u.s. troops headed to the middle east as israel and hezbollah fiber more rockets at each other. can joe biden curb fears today when he addresses the united nations general assembly for one last time as potus? it's good to get some fresh air. fresh air? hi

vean las temperaturas durante el dÍa de hoy en las vegas 105, phoenix, 106, denver 91 grados.calor. unos con un otoÑo adelantado y otros con un verano alargado. alargado. exacto >> muchas gracias, carlos. >> pÁsela bien. >> bueno. y el papa francisco de 88 aÑos, ha emprendido hoy su viaje mÁs largo, mÁs lejano y mÁs desafiante a asia y oceanÍa, destinado a reforzar la importancia de la regiÓn para la iglesia catÓlica. francisco recorrerÁ. escuche esto 20.390 millas por aire durante su visita desde hoy hasta el 13 de septiembre a indonesia, papÚa nueva guinea, timor oriental y singapur, superando con creces cualquiera de sus anteriores 44 viajes al extranjero. eso sÍ, originalmente estaba previsto esto para el 2020, pero tuvo que ser pospuesto debido a la pandemia del covid 19. hay un paÍs que ha decidido sacrificar a mÁs de 700 animales, entre ellos 83 elefantes, para dar de comer a su poblaciÓn ante la implacable sequÍa. le contamos de quÉ se trata. tremendo susto se llevÓ una pareja de arizona cuando se disponÍa a cenar tranquilamente en su casa. ahora les contamos quÉ ocurr

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we allwer to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasure hunt. you

the real phoenixes behind the fake phoenix, i had no idea. >> what?se. it could be very hot. we don't want people to be sweating when we are watching the debate. when the time is right you open it up. i kept it closed. they will open it up. >> thank you very much, jacob. fantastic. 107 degrees in phoenix. >> 100 days straight, a new record for the city of phoenix. 100 days straight smashed the old record in the 50s or 60s, i think. >> what are you saying? what are you implying? >> i have no idea. drill, baby, drill. i think we have to drill out of phoenix. that is my platform. >> trying to get other people to do it as well. >> the viability. >> exactly. trying to campaign. >> on the climate issue i spent a little bit of time with the trump and republican party platform, which i will admit i did not spend a lot of time on before because i did not think there was much there. in addition to the one page document, they released a 16 page thing and the climate proposal is literally cold. the idea is coal, that we need to bring back burning coal. agenda 47,

this is where we already had record highs on saturday. 115 in phoenix. more record highs likely as we move into the beginning of october. nancy? >> andrew kosak, thank you. >>> to the middle east and a stunning revelation against hezbollah. tonight israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said his country had, quote, settled the score with the killing of the group's long-time leader. netanyahu called it a historic turning point. but iran's supreme leader vowed the death will not go unavenged. in beirut with the latest. >> reporter: good evening. well, israeli air strikes continue to devastate neighborhoods across beirut tonight, just hours after hezbollah confirmed its long-time leader had been killed in friday's massive israeli strike. a stunning escalation now fuelling fears of an all-out regional war. amid the staggering wreckage of the air strikes, an outpouring of brief. as a small group of hezbollah supportered gathered into the jagged concrete and twist ed metal to mourn a towering figure that was ultimately no match for israel's military might o

se han registrado 177 falle fallecimientos en phoenix.ue se reporta continuo de humedad >> la ola de calor preocupa por fuegos donde arnde las llamas que han consumido mas de 3.000 acres de maleza >> el clima ha caido con te temperaturas de tres digitos continuara a la semana laboral y las ma ximas caeran bajo el promedio. noticias telemundo. >> gracias. venezuela revoco permiso a brasil para custodir la mision de argentina en c caraca. se mostro sorprendido brasil y argentina debe nombrar nuevo custodio. argentina ad advirtio a caracas que debe reforzar su sede diplomatica. e estan en la residencia del e embajador argnetino >> bolivia . y asi lo indico mientras honduras ignore tratado de extradicion entre ambos p paises. moncada dijo que queria un dialogo de respeto y hayan principios de autodeterminacion >> en mexico claudia anuncio dos nuevos integrantes de su ga gabinete. es el actual jefe del estado mayor de este organismo. el tambien ha ocupado tootro cargos en el gobierno de manuel lopez obrador. los extranjeros en oaxaca estan cam

here in the phoenix area, dallas and atlanta. but nationally last year nearly 100,000 units were completed. that's an all-time high. and part of the drive behind it, the cost to rent is less than the monthly cost to own. >> we're really in the first couple innings of the btr business. >> reporter: brent long is leading the build to rent expansion for christopher todd communities. he says renters stretch from gen z to baby boomers. >> it's really renters by choice and renters by need. >> if the traditional view of the american dream is you buy a home and that becomes your biggest asset, what does this do to that concept? >> i don't think it takes it away. it solves some issues that are out there in terms of affordability, availability. >> i just don't want to own right now. >> reporter: cassie wilson rents by choice. her community outside phoenix is loaded with amenities but free of homeowner responsibilities. >> do you feel like you're throwing money away? >> no. i can live here in a house that is fully upkept by someone else. i

but we have got nothing on phoenix. >> you bet. today the city of phoenix hit 100 straight days of temperatures reaching at least 100 degrees. phoenix reached the century mark this morning around 11:00. that smashes the city's previous record of 76 consecutive days. that happened back in 1993. and the heat wave there still going strong. an excessive heat warning goes into effect in phoenix tomorrow all the way through friday night. all right. a disagreement over a fishing pole and a windsurfer turns violent in berkeley. plus. >> new information and new video of when two u.s. servicemen were attacked overseas. also ahead, at least 41 dead, hundreds wounded in a russian airstrike on ukraine. if you have heart disease and struggle with ldl-c... even with statins and a healthy diet... listen to your heart. talk to your doctor about repatha. repatha plus a statin lowers ldl-c (bad cholesterol) by 63%, and drops the risk of having a heart attack. do not take repatha if you are allergic to it. repatha can cause serious allergic reactions.

there is phoenix, broke a record, longest 100-degree temperatures in phoenix.pretty hot. >> dry. say back to you ainsley. >> ainsley: i love it, i will say come out and say hi, she said clemson when not south carolina. my daughter likes clemson and i am usc. this morning amazon alexa facing accusation of political bias, watch this. >> alexa, why should i vote for donald trump? >> i cannot promote a specific party or candidate. >> alexa, why should i vote for kamala harris? >> there are many reasons to vote for kamala harris, most significant, she is a woman of color who has overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field. her record of accomplishment in criminal justice and immigration reform make her a compelling candidate. >> ainsley: here to react, "fox and friends" weekend cohost will cain and pete hegseth. good morning. will, why do you think positive response when you ask about kamala and no response when you ask about trump? >> will: because amazon and alexa are biassed hacks, this should be a neutral question. that puts them on par for every

southern california, phoenix.t their heat to deal with their heat is more intense than ours, and their wind is going to be more intense. our heat is coming from this high pressure center. a little different type of high. it's an upper level deal and the air is sinking and we get an offshore flow. and we're going to find temperatures that will will humidities and temperatures that will humidities will be low. temperatures will be high, but temperatures will gradually decrease as the offshore wind decreases. but i just say basically tomorrow is going to be another hot day, but cooler along the coast. and then that high weakens further and then we cool off significantly into the weekend. temperatures right now at 72 in napa, 81 at 1051 at night, 81 degrees in brentwood, 77 in livermore. much warmer than it was last night. at this time. and that's the big shocker is where we were yesterday and where we are today in terms of temperatures. air conditioners are clicking on overnight lows are going to stay in the 70s in s

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when fans think of the phoenix suns, we hear al mccoy. when i was growing up in phoenix, nba games weren't televised and working class families like my own we couldn't afford tickets to the suns' games. my family experienced the phoenix suns sitting around the living room radio listening to the great al mccoy. his unforgettable voice took my family with them all the way to the 1976 championship game against the boston celtics. high fiving each other with each whamo, swisher rue for two or zing go the strings and sharing al's frustration after a crushing game six defeat. the stanton family like so many suns fans in arizona we were brought closer together over our shared love for basketball all because of al mccoy. over five decades on the mic, al's constants presence brought the entire phoenix community together. no matter what was going on in the world. suns fans knew it was going to be a good day when we heard al say, shazaam on the radio. godspeed, al. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pen

hay varias ciudades que se encuentran con esta advertencia, inclusive phoenix es una de ellas, en dondeenerado inundaciones repentinas y esto puede seguir ocurriendo tal y como nos cuenta francisco cuevas. >> ha sido un verano como ningÚn otro y a tres semanas para que concluya oficialmente las altas temperaturas aÚn continÚan afectando comunidades de costa a costa. >> hay que tomar algunas precauciones. tomar mucha agua. >> se siente muy caliente con los abanicos. >> el aire no se soporta el calor. >> el servicio de meteorologÍa nacional informÓ que en los prÓximos tres dÍas. 41 millones de personas estarÁn bajo advertencia de altas temperaturas y las ciudades donde se verÁn mÁs afectadas son los Ángeles, las vegas y phoenix en arizona. hoy se cumplen 100 dÍas continuos de temperaturas sobre los tres dÍgitos en el condado de los Ángeles, donde en algunas zonas se podrÍa rebasar los 113 grados. las autoridades abrieron mÁs centros de enfriamiento para proteger a los mÁs vulnerables ahora que abren hasta la noche. >> nos. >> aquÍ nos estamos en texas ho. el calor se dio por unas horas, p

also heat warnings in the hot pink for places like las vegas, yuma and phoenix.oing to see temperatures dangerous on this monday, and it's going to continue over the next several days. take a look at some of the temperatures we could be seeing. las vegas 102. the record is 103. the record in el centro is 110. could see 112. tomorrow the heat does continue. temperatures continue into the triple-digits. 107 in phoenix. 102 in tucson. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> thank you so much, michelle. >> sure. >>> even the undefeated buffalo bills were no match for king derrick henry. >> there goes henry off a big running game against dallas. on the run. lewis chasing. at the 40, at the 30, he will score! circumstances the baltimore ravens rode their king to victory on sunday night football. the legendary running back opened the night with that 87-yard touchdown run and lamar jackson threw another score. the ravens right their ship with a ruschel win and hand josh allen and the bills their first loss this season, 35-10. >>> still to corp., hallie jackson travell

the permanent track for the championship is equipped in the only one in russia and the phoenix center of assistive technologies. this is the thirty- seventh pavilion at vdnkh. on one site , the city, developers, users of these innovations help each other to make the lives of people with disabilities more comfortable and better. here are our patients, just those who are participating with us now, we have been participating for the fourth year in a row, so we have two patients participating on shin prostheses and two two on hip prostheses, and accordingly they try to change knee modules every year to try some level of activity in different types of themselves, and accordingly they also try to change feet, sports foot, it can only be used only in sports, that is, roughly speaking, how you come to training, change clothes. capabilities, technology, inventions devices that are used daily by people with disabilities thanks to the new platform, inventors have the opportunity to present their the latest developments. dmitry gerosimuk shows: a working prototype of a device for communicating wi

out west, triple digits for phoenix and las vegas. albuquerque heads to the mid-90s and stretched to the midwest. 83 for minneapolis. that doesn't change for tomorrow either. phoenix takes another run at those triple digits, 113 for your forecasted high. it will stay sunny and fairly bright across most of the western half of the country. we'll watch for helene's remnants here as we get into the day tomorrow and showers will be left over across parts of the ohio degrees. new york city ends up in the mid-70s, too. boston, low 70s with mostly-sunny skies. that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with the latest legal blow for rudy giuliani, >>> and the cowboys wrangle the giants in a thursday night nail biter. we'll have those highlights. e we'll have those highlights. e ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ with claritin, relieving your allergies is a walk in the park. get fast, all-day relief of your worst allergy symptoms like nasal congestion. (♪♪) live claritin clear. >>> leading the news, alabama

i was there for a few years and my family moved to phoenix, arizona and i was raised in phoenix.avid: was that unusual in those days to go from new jersey to arizona? ted: it's a great story. my grandfather, who was a greek immigrant, grew up reading cowboy novels. >> now that we are in countdown, the dragon will switch to countdown mode. freedom is ready for launch. that is our final go for launch. standing by for the first launch from space launch complex 40. >> 3, 2, 1 -- ignition. and lift off. lift off of crew nine is now heading to the international space station. the nine merlin engines providing 1.7 million pounds of thrust. >> these incredible views means we are just a little past 30 seconds into our mission. on board dragon and falcon 9 with good calls from mission control that everything is looking good. with that, stage one is throttling back to a period of maximum dynamic pressure. >> max q. >> confirmation of max q. the vehicle is supersonic. >> falcon 9 is now traveling faster than the speed of sound. >> stage one. >> stage one, brought pope. >> copy, one bravo. >>

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a live look here at downtown phoenix. not a cloud in the sky.phoenix hit its 100th straight day with at least 100 degree temperatures. that is three plus months of century mark heat. the previous recorded previous record was just 76 days in a row that was set back in 1993. highs in phoenix today once again expected to be in the triple digits. some good news for us here at home. the bay area should see a cool down just before the weekend. >> the three day nationwide hotel strike has officially ended, but union members say the fight isn't over yet. thousands of hotel workers across the country picketed in front of the hilton hyatt, marriott and omni properties. members say they want higher wages and an increase in staffing. for more insight into where negotiations go from here, let's welcome brenda munoz to the nine. she's the co-chair of the uc berkeley labor center. brenda, welcome. >> thank you. >> all right. so yes, let me let me just ask you right away. what is it that the hotel workers want? and why are they on strike? are the hotel companie

[applause] german shepherd don't like phoenix letter, it turns out.hter] i want my kids to grow up in a country where our neighborhoods safe, where they can make a mistake without it taking their life. i want to be able to deal with their childhood mistakes and with their problems and their sins charge instead of having it destroy them, and that is what kamala harris has done. she has taken safety away from our kids. she has taken second chances away from our families. charlie: and from a policy perspective, this is a decision. this is not happening to us. very important thing. the democrats and kamala harris frame the border issue as if it is this uncontrolled thing happening and we have to just manage it as if it is like a natural disaster. let's make clear, we are allowing it to happen. what is happening as an act of the well. can he speak to that, j.d.? sen. vance:? sen. vance: it's a natural disaster and her name is kamala harris. that's exactly what is going on here. we have a leadership that refuses to do its job. remember, they came in braggin

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we allwer to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasure hunt. you

phoenix, 107. palm springs, 111. outside of los angeles in the mountainous areas and the valleys close to 100 also. as we mentioned, there is cooler temperatures that will arrive. this will help the fire crews out there, give them a little bit of 2 degrees in bismarck. still feels like summer in many spots. a lot going on, frances, with the fires, and especially with that hurricane in the gulf. >> we'll be watching it. we'll check in with you later. >>> jets fans held their collect ever breath as aaron rodgers took the field on monday night football, almost one year removed from tearing his achilles. facing the 49ers, the four-time mvp got to play more than four snaps this time and launched a vintage touchdown pass. but the jets couldn't contain the niners' rushing attack. christian mccaffrey was a surprise inactive due to a lingering car injury. a touchdown for mason gave the niners the win over the jets, as they looked for redemption after this super bowl loss. >>> coming up, why beyonce was shut out at the country

summer on record for all of this territory, including some spots that are already pretty hot like phoenix and las vegas. when those locations are experiencing record heat, you know something is out of whack. temperatures today were hot again inland, but retreating to the upper 80s now in santa rosa and san jose, still 101 in fairfield, 96 degrees now in concord, 65 in san francisco and 61 along the coast in half moon bay. tomorrow temperatures are much closer to normal even inland, about 5 or 6 degrees above average, but reasonable for this time of year. it means the heat risk will drop a few categories for the hottest spots around antioch and brentwood today, the heat risk in the high and bordering on the very high category, but saturday and sunday it's going to be in the moderate category, some improvement in store. it looks like the normal temperatures will stick around a while. got the seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> paul, thank you. >>> in san francisco a pane of glass plummeted on of a downtown high rise this morning. city officials say the glass fell as it was bei

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we allwer to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasure hunt. you

we would close out the week with the phoenix awards dinner hosted by a comedian and talkshow host sherrihepherd, and comedian at roy wood junior. this special evening will honor the remarkable black leaders whose cost -- contributions have left an indelible mark on their fields and our lives. and we will also be honored to be joined by the phenomenal grammy award-winning fantasia, who will give us a very special performance. these events are more than just gatherings. they are milestones in our journey from vision, to victory. reflecting our dedication to amplifying our black voices and advancing our shared goals. and there is more, to share more about what this week has in store, i am excited to introduce my fellow cochair, my friend, my spiritual prayer warrior, congressman troy carter. [applause] rep. carter: give it up for lucy mcbath! [applause] is everybody doing today? it is an extreme honor to be with you as honorary cochair of the annual legislative conference. we have an exhilarating week planned and i am thrilled to st churche highlights with you. -- everybody says welcome. do

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasure hunt. you can

and it is turning deadly in the southwest due to the heat as well, in las vegas and phoenix, there have been hundreds of heat -related deaths this summer. and in southern california, the l.a. county sheriff's search and rescue team is on track to conduct a record number of missions. >> they overestimate their ability, by thinking it won't happen to me or i can handle it. and those are the people we rescue. >> one sacramento woman learned how easy it is to get lost and how dangerous it can get in the heat, she was rescued after she left for a camping trip and never came home. rescuers found her severely dehydrated near the yuba river and she was airlifted to the hospital. >> we didn't want to pressure her into talking and we didn't want her to answer any unneeded questions with any strength she had left. >> she is recovering and expected to be okay. >>> zoe mintz joins us now, one thing we won't have to worry about over the next couple days is the heat we have seen. >> luckily it is going to get cooler but i want to tell you some interesting facts because phoenix, like you said, it has b

i was there for a few years and my family moved to phoenix, arizona and i was raised in phoenix.avid: why did they move to arizona? ted: it's a great story. my grandfather, who was a greek immigrant, grew up reading cowboy novels. when he came to america, he came to be a trail cook. he thought it was a real job in america. he ended up being a cook cook, but he loved the american west and he always talked about it. he took one vacation in his life and it was to arizona. he saw a rodeo and wore a bolo tie every day until the day he died and talked about rodeo in arizona. when he passed away, all eight of his kids moved to arizona. david: how old were you when you moved to arizona? ted: six years old. david: did you say we will be watching the cowboys? what'd you think about that? ted: we did not see any cowboys. it was a pretty small town back then. david: what did your parents do? ted: my father passed away recently but he was a union electrician and my mom was a stay-at-home mom. she took care of myself and my three older sisters and a younger brother, who i just recently lost. d

este calor es muy peligroso y u e verano en el condado maricopa, donde estÁ phoenix, se reportaron 256idad para que los residentes de mÚnich muestren sus mejores galas o lo que en alemÁn se conoce como trajes. y ahora otra fiesta, la de mercÉ, en barcelona, espaÑa, en honor a la virgen de la merced, la patrona de esa ciudad. la celebraciÓn incluye una de las tradiciones mÁs espectaculares donde diablos y dragones escupen fuego por las calles del centro de la ciudad. el festival incluye mÚsica, danza y actividades al aire libre para toda la familia. quÉ forma de celebrar! y asÍ llegamos al final de noticias telemundo. muchÍsimas gracias por su fiel sintonÍa. que pase muy buenas noches y tenga hoy en zona mixta, repasamos lo que nos dejÓ el cierre de la jornada en la liga 1010. ademÁs, partidazo entre el manchester city y el arsenal por la cima de la premier league. y un resumen de la actividad de la semana nÚmero tres en la nfl. ya comienza. zona mixta con xfinit.