feeling like summer time across texas and arizona, the southwest is really feeling the heat especially phoenix setting records already, well over 100-degrees for phoenixive days, the average this time of year is 91. and there your temperatures in new york city, 71, we love it, 74 on wednesday, it's going to remain hot across the south. cooler across the northern tier of the country. i like it. i like no storms, i like no snow. [laughter] rob: sounds great. nine months of summer for phoenix every year. love that. jillian: absolutely. thank you. rob: 37 minutes after the hour, safe spaces for gun owners, how the sanctuary movement to protect the second amendment just got bigger. >> so donald trump and his pathetic band of white privileged criminal businessmen. [cheers and applause] >> ii would like to say to him niet. >> she definitely made clear how she feels about president trump and now helping democrats too much, carley shimkus with that reaction. good morning. rob: good morning. excuse me a minute... hi dad. no. don't try to get up. hi, i'm julie, a right at home caregiver. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness t

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arizona outside phoenix. the waymo was in you a tonz mode when it was hit by another. the driver was injured. this is the second known self-driving car crash in the phoenix area in the past two months. an uber self-driving vehicle hit and killed a pedestrian in tempe in march. >>> seniors in one san francisco madiba will be able to cross the street without panic. today the city officially opened a mid-block crossing signal on follow some and leviny street south of market. the corner is near the minimalson house senior living chhuon. some residents told us crossing the stret had been a frightening ordeal. >> before we had this you could time the signal up there which people are always not using properly. but you could look at that and hopefully be able to get across. >> having the mid-block crossings allowy our seniors to walk shorter distances to access parks and museum and the seniors centers they again on every day. >> supervisor jane kim says the project took years of lobbying to get off the ground. much funding came from the soma stabilization fund which developers in the area are required to pay into. >>> from petaluma a follow-up to a video we show

phoenix and arizona on the other. those are two different testing environments. our vehicles driving in san francisco see more -- see more in one minute then vehicles in phoenix see one hour. that gives you a sense of the level of complexity we see in a complex urban environment. that is why we are focused on testing in that environment we encounter more of our vehicles to learn more quickly. it puts us in a better position to be ready to launch in those environments. are speaking, we are showing viewers the bolt with the cruise on the side of it that you will be doing. curveare we in the longer of this adoption of evav as well as ridesharing? how soon will this come? dan: i tell you, it is a very early days still. we're at the beginning of what we see as a long-term very fundamental transformation. we do believe this technology will change the world and a significant way. obvious a, we are talking about first appointment in 2019. that will be the very beginning of what will be a very big rollout of this technology overtime. emily: gm president dan ammon on bloomberg television. coming up, has walmart gained the upper hand in the competition to dominate the globa

phoenix, arizona,hi with a forecas of 102 degrees. sunday's heat hit 106 and broke the record for may 6th that had stood for 70 years. triple-digit heat is expected in phoenix the rest of the week. and, on wall street, the dowjo s industrial average gained oints to close at 24,357 the nasdaq rose 55 points, thed s&p 500 adne. and, the price of oil closed abov first time since november of 2014. still to come on the newshour: trump aides accused of trying to dig up dirt about obama officials who negotiated the iran deal. efforts to bring together ethnic factions in the balkans suffers some setbacks. the science behind tpting hawaiian volcano that's destroyed dozens of homes, and much more. >> nawaz: president trump's iran deal deadline looms later this week, when he must deciden whether to remrt of the 2015 agreement. but john yang now has the strange tale of how and why two obama administration staffers pe the pact are suddenly back in focus. l 's been nearly three years since the iran ds sealed. but on saturday, the british newspaper "the guardian"ed repohat colin kahl and ben rhodes, two top obama white housnational security officials, were the subjects of

phoenix, arizona, back down to you ma. there's all of your daytime highs, 106 in phoenix, some spots as high as 107.t of the country, the western half of the country, it's going to be dry. rain moving across portions of the east coast. good idea to have the umbrella if you're going to be in those spots. what do we have here. we have some candy. >> come over. >> today is national. >> i didn't know it was a day. should be your favorite day. no diet day. >> in celebration we've had big macs and now we're ready to ditch the diet for real with some candy. >> here is kelly the candy man jamey from the sweet shoppe. >> nice to be here. >> what does the candy man like the most? what's your special here? >> probably my favorite thing is the ice cream and the snocones. >> i notice you have the band-aids that are kind of fun. >> yeah, they come in chocolat. >> i've never had a gum my aid. >> we get a lot of the doctors and pediatricians. >> this is what's sold at the sweet shoppe. >> this is a good cross section. >> when the kids come in, what do they. >> sour stuff, sour gum any bears, sour worms. they love t

the seven-day outlook for phoenix, arizona. 95, 102, 108, 104, 103, 104 but as i told him that sure beats 118 which is what i have experienced down there. 68 already in phoenixthey were 75 two days ago. it is already 72 in palm springs with upper 50s in los angeles and san diego. 40s and 50s in santa rosa and sfo. san jose is the outlier, 77 is the high for today in san jose. 94 is the record from 1990, the record low 36. 50s and 40s for a few but more 50s, cloud coverage up higher but the key is we have high- pressure getting that in version with warmer air aloft. as that builds it tends to squash the fog but some of those clouds are moving through with the delta breeze nonexistent. yesterday it was 35 miles per hour but today just 15. we have high clouds with the moisture plume from the hawaiian islands. a lot of this will be drifting to northern california but some of it will be drifting into tonight and saturday. coastal clouds warmer for most with 60s and 70s and not as windy as yesterday though. lower 80s with areas above average. the coast and bay will be near average so temperatures as we promised, they are warming up today and warm for the weekend b

phoenix and 75 in flag staff. a little bit cooler as you head northward. here's your five-day forecast for phoenix, arizona, again, well over 100 degrees for the next five days. and the average high around this time of year is 92. now taking a look at the rest of the country, charles, we have high heat across portions of the southern plains, a little bit cooler as you head northward over the great lakes, even the northeast and the northern plains. here in new york a really refreshing 74 degrees, and we're going to see in the upper 60s for thursday. so the real hot spot again, charles, for the next couple of days is the southwest. phoenix terms of, you know, 1015, close to 110 degrees for them this week. charles: yeah. it's hard to make that sound comfortable. janis dean, thanks. >> you got it, charles. charles: something mark zuckerberg told politicians was not possible, we've got the company that i allows you to own your own data and also get paid for it. >>> and california's attorney general trying to dismiss the trump administration's lawsuit challenging sanctuary city laws there. the mayor of los alamitos is up next. more "varney" next. ♪ ♪ [ telephone rings ] [ client ] - hey maya. hey! you still thinking about opening your own shop? every day. i think there are some ways to help keep you on track. and closer to home. edward jones grew to a trillion dollars in assets under care, by thinking about your goals as much as you do. moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. my mom's pain from i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us which is kinda, a lot. and if that pain could mean something wors

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