. >> the wrigley mansion is just a rare, unique beauty here in the phoenix valley. >> now tourists andals alike come here for tours, meals and private events. ben sinon is now the mansion's general manager. >> and you show your guests -- very few homes in the area have been around quite as long. and very few homes have as much to see. >> this little winter cottage was the smallest of their five homes, coming in at only 17,000 square feet. i guess a lot of people were buying chewing gum at that time. >> as winter would set in in chicago, the wrigleys would travel out this way, spend about 6 weeks a year here. >> it was only meant as a stopping point for the wrigleys to spend a few weeks a year as they traveled between chicago and catalina island. so the home didn't need much -- only 24 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and 11 fireplaces. >> mr. wrigley was a really humble guy. he really liked to always pay homage and -- and remember where the family fortune had come from. so in all of his mansions across the country, had one room that was lined with gum foil wrapper from -- from the gum factory. i

have been canceled because of this heatwave threatening to bring that 120- degrees here to the phoenix valleyhere that are operated by miss a airlines and sky west airlines under the american eagle brand and they actually cannot take off in temperatures hotter than 118-degrees just beat. it's now 119-degrees so these planes here are not going to be taking off any time soon. what they're telling us that it actually takes more speed for planes to take off and the runway here might not be long enough to allow the planes here to achieve the needed speeds. larger planes only need 126-degrees is their max of when they're no longer able to be take off we're hoping that we never reach that. they're say ing that they're not expecting to cancel flights tomorrow because we're only supposed to reach about 16- degrees, but obviously it races those extra two degrees they might be rearranging their plans out here tomorrow. cooling off at 116 tomorrow. i want to know, we all think and know that phoenix is very hot, especially in the summer. but how unusual is it for you guys to be seeing temperatures in the

phoenix. death valley at 123. we are not getting that warm, away from the water we have heat advisories for wednesday. numbers, believe it or not, despite all the talk about the cold weather, about the hot weather, chilled a little. things cooled a little but not for long, it will become even warmer tomorrow, eevenen warmer than that thursday, that is-- even warmer than that thursday, that is why there are heat warnings posted for thursday. temperatures climb again wednesday, peak of the heat will be thursday, and we will get slow relief inland beginning on friday. but between now and then, hot times in the city. liz? >> thank you. >>> other news now, arrested again, a man blamed for a hit and run that left a woman paralyzed two years ago, is now facing drug and alcohol charges. santa cruz county deputies arrested 19-year-old trevor maddie yesterday after they found drugs in an open container of alcohol in his car. back in 2015 he was driving an suv when he hit nicole brown walking near her house, brown is now par

that is because of our extreme temperatures bringing 120 degrees to this phoenix valley here. we say regional we're talking about the smaller jets operated by mesa airlines and sky west airlines under the american eagle brand and they actually cannot take off in temperatures hotter than 118 degrees which we just beat that as i mentioned 119 right now. now it does take more speed to take off in high temperatures and the runway here at phoenix sky harbor might not be long enough to allow one of these smaller plains to achieve the needed speed to take off here, and larger jets can take off in about temperatures as hot as right around 126 degrees. so i'm crossing my fingers we do not have that problem any time soon. american airlines has told us they don't expect any flights to be canceled tomorrow, wednesday, because we're only supposed to reach 116 degrees. now obviously fit jumps up those 2 degrees they'll be rearranging their plans for tomorrow. we're all keeping our fingers crossed here in phoenix that it does not reach that high and slowly goes down here for us for our sake.

high pressure continues to encompass the western states. 119 in phoenix tomorrow. 129 in death valley. and 120 in the las vegas area. and 109 in fresno, modesto, and merced. 82degrees in the greater lake tahoe area. a flood warning for the merced river. it's going to be cresting by later on tonight. our temperatures from the 60s and 70s at the beaches. 60s bayside to the 90s around the peninsula. and 102 livermore, 96 in santa rosa. winds are west and southwest 10 to 20. it's going to be welcome when the sun close down. the peak hottest will be wednesday and thursday. 10degrees warmer on saturday. a's are on a role, sweeping the yankees. they bring in the number one team in all baseball. the houston astros. what a night for became. >> if you're doing something out of your hot house, go to the baseball game and cheer on the a's. >> that's a good idea. >>> is there an easy way to get your vitamin c? >> today's tip of the day -- i lover pixie tangerines. they've been around for a little while. the quality is incredible right now. they are loaded with flavor and juicy. and selection in st

a little busy. [ laughter ] >> death valley's temperatures, phoenix 119 yesterday. had airplanes that were actually the flights canceled due to the heat. you know, kind of like chicago where things get so cold everything stops working. here when everything gets hot it stops working but you have to get to work. if you are heading to the coast you have lots of fog there. it's 54 in san francisco and santa rosa. it's 61 in redwood city. it is now in the high 50s in livermore the coolest temperatures this week. today 10 degrees above average in san francisco. san jose you suld be at 80. instead 93. oakland in the 80s. temperatures in the 60s and low 70s at the beaches. 80s, 90s around the peninsula. 88 in mountain view. 95 in santa clara. 100 in gilroy. east bay you will be experiencing the hottest temperatures today. 104 in tri-valley. the carquinez strait in the high 90s. otherwise in the triple digits everywhere east of the bay. now, meanwhile, the bodega bay at 67. the 6 in novato. not seeing a "spare the air" day kicking in 10 to 20 late day 97 in windsor and 107 i

a little busy. [ laughter ] >> death valley's temperatures, phoenix 119 yesterday. airplanes that were actually the flights canceled due to the heat. you know, kind of like chicago where things get so cold everything stops working. here when everything gets hot it stops working but you have to get to work. if you are heading to the coast you have lots of fog there. it's 54 in san francisco and santa rosa. it's 61 in redwood city. it is now in the high 50s in livermore the coolest temperatures this week. today 10 degrees above average in san francisco. 20 above average in concord. 80. instead 93. oakland in the mperatures in

. >> phoenix is known as the valley of the sun, but right now it feels more like the surface of the sun prompting an excessive heat warning for southern arizona for the rest of the week. >> don't try to beat the heat because the heat's going to outbeat you. >> this heat when we talk about 120 degrees-plus, is that life- threatening heat? >> it is. it's life-threatening heat for all populations, all ages. >> phoenix fire captain. >> you can skip past heat exhaustion and go into heat stroke which is inability to cool itself. >> we rode with engine 18 as the heat soared to 118. phoenix fire has already seen a surge of heat-related emergencies like this one. >> some cramping, some nausea. >> some of the signs we look for trying to tell you it's a heat related problem. >> it is the peak heat of the day, about 118 degrees outside. the car even hotter, the handle, about 150 degrees. that's almost too hot to touch. when you get inside the car, the dash 144 degrees. >> the intense heat is contributing to wildfire conditions in nevada, utah, and southern california where a brush fire quickly grew

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phoenix. coachella 119. 128 death valley. low clouds keeping the coast clear and cool. 64 there.ust a shallow deck of clouds. but inland, bill moon says he is already up to 85 in orinda. so there you have on our visible satellite-radar the clouds looking out from the golden gate bridge, winds have been increasing not so much in the hayward area but you see that 12-mile-per-hour wind in concord and 1313? that's significant because with that wind we keep the air quality moderate instead of unhealthy so it's not a "spare the air" day. dangerous heat through tomorrow. statewide, high pressure is contributing to record highs here. nevada and arizona pick city today if you want to beat the heat santa cruz at 76 degrees. but don't forget the sunblock. today around the state 107 state capital. 109 fresno. we're almost just as hot 104 tri-valley, 106 in throughout the delta. so this is why we have now the extension of the excessive heat warning in effect tonight through tomorrow. sun goes down at 8:35. we begin to co but just get kya 110. then 10 degrees are shaved off that temperature by

phoenix, 119. and palm springs, 121 degrees today. and death valley checking in at 129 degrees.he hottest temperature ever reported on the planet earth is 134 set back on july 10th of 1934. actually we had a hot reading in 1913 of 134 but the 129 is getting close to that. we're cooler than 24 hours ago. 60 in santa rosa. and 57 in san francisco. and 61 in oakland. good morning to our weather watcher. here's working the lemonade and holding the weather station. hi, job. thanks for checking in. it's 3 degrees cooler and the humidity is up. we have the return of the low clouds along the coast. and the cooler air mass is working in towards the north bay. away from the water, we have the advisory and warning still in effect until thursday evening. here you have the clouds stacking up around the san mateo coast, trying to inch up in a northerly direction. and we have more of a west and northwest wind today, 10 to 20 miles per hour. and by the way, did you know today is the last full day of spring. summer officially arrives tonight at 9:24. and boy, it's going to feel summery. gradual

phoenix 119. and palm springs, 121. and death valley at 129 degrees. want to keep a watchful eye on that today. the hottest temperature ever reported on the planet is 134. isn't this glorious. haven't seen this before. this is from sutro tower. and the red topped building is holy name of jesus church francis scott key elementary school is right below it. and look at the waves, 5 to 7 feet and poor conditions and not organized out there. meanwhile at the beaches, that's the place to be. refreshing in the 60s. 92 at lunch hour in livermore it's 87 in santa rosa. everybody has clear skies and charlie is our weather watcher in vallejo. it's nice at 78 degrees in vallejo. sorry i missed you yesterday but his power was out. thanks for joining us today, charlie, and reporting in. today is the last day of spring. the hot air mass, friday some gradual cooling. through thursday night for the heat it is on. high pressure again you've heard the stories. also now arizona and nevada. and we're seeing the record heat continue throughout the rest of the week. 110 in r

. >> reporter: it's ady like today when phoenix truly earns the name "the valley of the sun," a day whenned desert dwellers say it's just too hot. >> heat wave isn't a good way the describe it. it's really more lick a heat attack. >> reporter: that's when these heat warnings take urgency. is this life-threatening heat? >> it is. >> reporter: captain rita bigler is a pair med wick the phoenix fire departments. >> people can go from what they think is heat exhaustion to heat stroke, which is a fatal illness. >> reporter: the hottest it's ever gotten in phoenix is 122. this week that record is in jeopardy. it will be even hotter tomorrow, and phoenix has only hit 120 three times in recorded history. the heat wave is also threatening to set records across the rage, including to isn't and las vegas. even the normally cool san francisco airport reached 97 on sunday. their all-time record is 103. the heat is also being blamed for several fires in the west. this one near brian head utah has destroyed one home and is threatening several others. in california's boston bountifur snowpack is now mel

record highs yesterday out to the valley. 88 in phoenix. projected hi 121. that would be one shy of the all-time record of 122 and a little bit of monsoon moisture is working its way in june. a little humidity to the mix if you have plans to head that direction. you already know it is hot but it might be humid. a lot of low clouds. highs easing up a little bit. that allows the door to open up. but it will start to build in. looks like on wednesday, thursday and we'll get a little bit of an offshore breeze and as you know, this time of year that can be very warm. thursday might get close to what we had on sunday. maybe not. a little cooler today. warmer as we head into wednesday and thursday. than it does look like gradual cooling which will take into the weekend antigen next week. 60s to one hundreds very, very hot in the lake county -- 105 there also out to vacaville and of course pittsburgh, antioch, brentwood, oakley. 70s and 80s closer to the bay. 89 san jose. 99 in east san jose by the way. 90s but 60s and 70s on the coast. quite cool for some. 80s on t

valley. sometimes phoenix. usually these locations are the hottest in our nation.ire planet. today's forecast just enjo i this. 72, chicago. 84 in d.c. today is gorgeous for lunch outside. same for new york and boston. now, once you get down along that front and areas like tampa and all through jacksonville, orlando, you'll be dodging some afternoon thunderstorms there. even the next two afternoons it's such a cool air mass and the air above the ground is cold enough that in the afternoon you're going to pop up some showers in the mountainous areas of the adirondacks. it's not going to rain all day. there will be hit and miss showers. tuesday looks great. notice that we cool off slightly in phoenix. this imtoo of year, though, normally about 104, 105. when had he get to 109, that's only a little above average. you look at a weather map, we're looking pretty nice. by the time you get to wednesday, though, strong thunderstorms possible. chicago on to the quad cities. remember, last week we had to deal with cindy, and we didn't know what that storm would end up doing.

phoenix 119. and palm springs, 121 degrees. and death valley, 129, yes. embrace this.it is the return of the marine layer. looking out to -- it's a condensed, squashed deck and will wipe away but it's bringing cooler air mass on shore. the temperatures are 7 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. satellite and radar suggests we have a swath of cloudiness building and lifting along the san mateo coast. not affecting the inland temperatures. so says bill in orinda at 70 degrees. and it's 10 degrees cooler along the bay. today is the last day of spring. summer officially arrives tonight at 9:24. and with this wednesday and thursday is hottest this week. and i mean gradual cooling. the yellow advisories, the red, warnings. and that's in effect for just about the entire bay area. the area of high pressure encompassing northern california, southern california. arizona, and portions of nevada. you saw the temperature forecast for las vegas at 116. 109 in fresno. and mid-80s on the south shore. 67degrees monterey bay. and 63 degrees in half moon bay to 103 in discovery bay. so we'r

. >> reporter: a day like today when phoenix truly earns the name, the valley of the sun. hardened desert dwellers say it is just too hot. >> a heat wave isn't really a good way to describe it. more like a heat attack. >> reporter: when the heat warnings take on urgency. is this life threatening heat? >> it is. >> reporter: a paramedic with the phoenix fire department. >> people can go right from what they think is heat exhaustion to symptoms of a heat stroke which is actually a fatal illness. >> reporter: the hottest it has ever gotten in phoenix is 122. this week that record is in jeopardy. it will be even hotter tomorrow, and phoenix has only hit 120, three times in recorded history. the heat wave is also threatening to set record across the region including tucson, and las vegas. even the normally cool, san francisco airport, reached 97 sunday. the all time record is 103. the heat is also being blamed for several fires in the west. this one near brian head, utah destroyed one home and threatening several others. in california's bountiful winter snow pack is rapidingly

i am talking phoenix, vegas and the central valley. even though it is cool in the bay area, we are talking about some significant heat in these big-city areas causing pg&e to have a flex alert. air quality is not so great and this is the real deal. this is a big-time heatwave and well really just getting going with it. he picked on sunday and it pulled off today and it is going to peek back into thursday so we will dial it all up for you but just stay cool and take it slow and think about the elderly and the pats being outdoors too long and drinking plenty of fluids. >>> temperatures climb near 90 in the san bernardino national forest where firefighters say they are making at least some progress against a wildfire. crews say the hokum fire is 10% contained. >> the wildfire is burning just off of those just northeast of bigbear. the forest service has the fire grew overnight. right now, there are no evacuations. the fire has also prompted a smoke advisory for the high desert area. >> as we mentioned, if flex alert has been declared aski

valley. pavement so hot, pets in phoenix outfitted with protective shoes tonight. >> matt, authorities there are warning everyone how deadly the heat can be? >> reporter: that's right, david. on average, more than twice as many americans are killed from heat than from tornadoes. but there is also a significant concern tonight that people might get burned because surfaces, even at ballparks like this, are so hot. check this out. concrete reads 150 degrees and chair and the bleachers here, 164 degrees, david. >> wow. that's why you have to be so careful with the children. matt gutman, thank you. >>> we turn now to that special election in georgia overnight, being closely watched by the white house and the country. republicans holding onto their seat, karen handel winning. so, let's get right to cecilia vega tonight. as you know, this was the most spent ever on a congressional race and democrats still could not pull this off. the president now 4-0. >> reporter: exactly. and the democrats spent more than five times as much as republicans on this race, david. there is a lot of soul searching goin

warnings are posted from phoenix to las vegas, up into sacramento, with heat advisories for surrounding areas, including l.a. into tomorrow. yesterday, the temperature inside death valley national park reached 124 degrees. and phoenix is expected to hit 120 degrees tomorrow. the highest temperature ever recorded there is just 122. two degrees shy of the record expected. >>> severe weather threat that brought flooding to parts of the midwest and the south is moving to the east coast. north carolina up into maine, including d.c., philly, new york, corridor, would see severe thunderstorms, with wind gusts, large hail and flash flooding. flash flood watches have been posted for portions of the northeast, as well. >>> a teenager accused of stealing merchandise from his boss' home has his job back. but there's a catch. >> mark anthony boil avoided a britain jump suit by putting on a different outfit. his boss would not press charges if doyle stood near a freeway with that pink t-shirt, the cartoon shorts and a floppy hat. >> the texas teen had to hold up a sign saying what he did. doyle said it beats being locked up. >> it's embarrassing. but i will learn from this. >> i'm t

phoenix. getting up to hundred 12 and a hundred 17 a death valley. l heat up more the next couple of days. this is in phoenix and it takes you into early next week and average high would be hundred four. we're jumping up to 119 and 120 by tuesday. the heat will be ramping up and that's getting close to record-breaking levels. these are records all time getting up so 120 and 121. it is going to be incredibly hot in the next couple of days in phoenix and across the southwest. we'll talk about temperatures close to hundred 20 degrees. >> that's too much. thank you. >> julie: one u.s. city finding itself in the middle of the heated debate over gun control. this afternoon policy designed to curb gun violence appears to be doing anything but. that's ahead on the fox report. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia you on a perfect car,rch then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for

phoenix. getting up to hundred 12 and a hundred 17 a death valley. p more the next couple of days. this is in phoenix and it takes you into early next week and average high would be hundred four. we're jumping up to 119 and 120 by tuesday. the heat will be ramping up and that's getting close to record-breaking levels. these are records all time getting up so 120 and 121. it is going to be incredibly hot in the next couple of days in phoenix and across the southwest. we'll talk about temperatures close to hundred 20 degrees. >> that's too much. thank you. >> julie: one u.s. city finding itself in the middle of the heated debate over gun control. this afternoon policy designed this afternoon policy designed to cur ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... with reduced redness,... thickness, and

phoenix area. lot of warm air piling up in death valley, 124. close to record-breaking temperatures. all-time high for 122 for folks in phoenix. third-all-time high, we'll be close to that today before all said and done. maybe reaching it, if not incredibly close. 119 what we're looking at heat advisories portions of central california, down towards phoenix area including las vegas as well. this in place all the way until friday. it will back off. maybe not 120 but hot nonetheless. this is happening in the gulf of mexico. tropical storm cindy last couple hours coming together. you're looking at rain on eastern side of this system. this means heavy rain stretching from portions of louisiana along the coast. as a result we're under tropical storm warning including the coast of louisiana, stretching back towards the houston area. this is something already beginning to bring a little bit of rain. we're looking very heavy rainfall. this making landfall wednesday, late wednesday into thursday. that will be the big weather story next couple days. melis

officials re-opened a major roadway in prescott valley today, north of phoenix, and hundreds of peoplee allowed back into their homes. a few thousand others are still in shelters. on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained 62 points to close at 21,349. the nasdaq fell about four points, and the s&p 500 added three. both the dow and the s&p were up 8% for the first half of the year. that is the dow's best showing since 2013. the nasdaq rose 14%-- its best since 2009. and on a ligher note, crayola is asking for help naming a new shade of blue. the crayon copany's received nearly 90,000 submissions, and the top five contenders are: "dreams come blue;" "star-spangled blue;" "blue moon bliss;" "reach for the stars;" my favorite, and "blue-tiful." you can vote on crayola's website starting tomorrow, through august 31st. still to come on the newshour: senator roy blunt joins us to talk health care wrangling on the hill. re-building a police force in one of america's most violent cities. president trump meets with south korea's president. and, much more. >> woodruff: now, to

look at phoenix in death valley, 121 degrees by tuesday.e midsection of the country, we are looking at that expanding heat as well. we're going to see that growing warmth for early june. temperatures more like mid-july with those temperatures getting into the mid-90s to near 100 degrees today, going into the weekend. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. at least it stays nice and comfortable. in san francisco we'll see temperatures in the low to mid-70s over the next few days. inland valleys, that's where we'll have a problem with dangerous heat developing. as go into today as well as the next several days, temperatures continue to go up. we'll be up to 101 degrees on sunday and it stays in the triple digits next week. we're in for a lot of sunshine as we head through at least the middle of next week. >>> don't forget, get the weather any time you need it, check out our friends on the weather channel. we are going to surprise our dad coming up in the next hour. you won't bel

look at phoenix in death valley. 121 degrees by tuesday.n the midsection of the country, we're looking at that expanding heat as well. we're going to see that growing warmth for early june. temperatures more like mid july with the temperatures getting into the mid 90s to near 100 weekend. that's what's going an around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> well, we're not going to be quite as warm out there today. it's a cool start of the morning. looking at temperatures in the 60s and 70s with lower humidity. mid 80s for daytime highs yesterday. yesterday it was 91 in d.c. could have a few showers and maybe a thunderstorm. that will line up along i-81. tomorrow the humidity is back. it will feel warm with that humidity, and another chance for some showers and storms tomorrow afternoon. >> don't forget get the weather any time you need it. check out our friends at the weather channel on cable. we're going to surprise our deserving dad coming up in the next hour, and you won't believe his story. >> you going to ge

look at phoenix in death valley, 121 degrees by tuesday.n the midsection of the country, we are looking at that expanding heat as well. we're going to see that growing warmth for early june. temperatures more like mid-july with those temperatures getting into the mid-90s to near 100 degrees today, going into the weekend. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, bill henley. nice cool start. we have sunshine and warm temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. partly cloudy skies for delaware. clouds partly cloudy in lehigh valley to 82 degrees this afternoon. the cool neighborhoods will be in new jersey, especially at the shore where a sea breeze will keep temperatures in the low 70s this afternoon. the suburbs warm to low 80s and 81 in philadelphia this afternoon. have a great day! >>> don't forget, any time you need to check out the weather, check out our fcheck out our fr weather channel. we are going to surprise our dad next hour. and you won't believe his story. >> are you going to get home for father's day, bud? >> i am. i'm going to be back wit

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phoenix 118. coachella 119. palm springs 120. death valley 128. yesterday death valley was 129. steve our weather watcher in los altos reporting 63 degrees this morning and he says, three degrees cooler this morning, no "karl the fog" there yet. however, we are socked in the city by the bay. you can see the "salesforce tower" which height is 993 feet. no reports of any local airport delays. it's 61 degrees in redwood city. 54 in san francisco. it's cooler this morning due to that influence of the marine layer. windy in the area. 10 to 20 later today. first full day of summer and it is going to feel like it all the way through tomorrow! cooling friday. >> high pressure in the area. up to 109 in fresno, 112 in redding. it's currently 78 in fresno off to a warm start. tri-valley today 104. 105. 106 brentwoo 100 napa. you get the feel of it. 10 degrees above average in san francisco. gorgeous day around the bay. 80s and 90s peninsula. we have an extensive heat warning in effect for the bay area away from the water otherwise an advisory for most of the bay, hot today and tomorrow. yo

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phoenix is known as the valley of the sun. right now it feels more like the surface of the sun prompting an excessive heat warning for southern arizona for the rest of the week. >> don't try to beat the heat because the heat is going to out beat you. >> when we taulk 120 degrees pls is that life threatening heat? >> it is for all ages. you can skip right past heat exhaustion and go to heat stroke which is your body's inability to cool itself. >> reporter: we rode with engine 18 as the heat soared to 118. phoenix fire has already seen a surge of heat related emergencies like this one. >> he was having some cramp, some nausea. some of the signs we look for to tell you it's heat related problems. >> about the handle about 150 degrees. that's almost too hot to touch. when you get inside the car, the dash, 144 degrees. >> reporter: the intense heat is contributing to conditions in nevada, utah and southern california where a brush fire grew to hundreds of acres monday afternoon. further north it was so hot in california a major hig

phoenix is known as the valley of the sun. but right now it feels more like the surface of the sun prompting an excessive heat warning for southern arizona for the rest of the week. >> don't try to outbeat the heat because will outbeat you. >> reporter: when we talk about 120 degrees plus, is that life-threatening heat? >> it's life-threatening heat for all populations and ages. >> reporter: phoenix fire captain rita bigler. >> you can skip heat exhaustion and go to heat stroke, your body's inability to cool itself. >> reporter: we rode with engine 18 as the heat soared to 118. phoenix fire has already seen a surge of heat-related emergencies like this one. >> he was asking some cramping, some nausea. some of the signs we look for kind of tell you it's a heat related problem. >> reporter: it is the peak heat of the day, about 118 degrees outside. car even hotter. the handle about 150 degrees. that's almost too hot to touch. when you get inside the car, the dash, 144 degrees. the intense heat is contributing to wildfire conditi

phoenix. 120 predicted. look at palm springs. geograph well. you can see right through the california valley. fresno 110. >>> of course, with all the heat it is not helping the firefighters. we take you to utah where more than 100 firefighters are battling a wildfire that destroyed one home and damaged three others. residents and visitors have been evacuated. last report the fire still zero percent contained. that's the problem you get. extreme heat. think of the firefighters battling stuff like that. >> got to feel for them. thaurng. >>> the u.s. military takes out a syrian air force jet. meet this florida homeowner who beat back robbers with something in hand. what does he have there? we'll share it with you next. ie i am. i think is today going to be the day, that we find a cure? i think how much i can do to help change people's lives. i may not benefit from those breakthroughs, but i'm sure going to... i'm bringing forward a treatment for alzheimer's disease, yes, in my lifetime, i will make sure. this scarf all that's my left to rememb... sayonara. what. she washed this like a month ago!

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in phoenix, residents are experiencing the worst heat wave in years. >> the valley of the son livingp to its name on the first day of summer. >> really important, how hot it is in arizona. people continue to drink water and stay hydrated. >> a crippling heat wave driving animals, humans, and air-conditioners to the breaking point. >> they will pay anything for these were units. >> las vegas 117, phoenix, 119. palm springs, 121. >> it's physically impossible for those individuals to carry enough water. >> utilities warned of blackout blackouts. crews battled wildfires in utah and california. in arizona, it was literally too hot to fly. >> the plane literally cannot take off. of course we don't want to be on it. >> american airlines canceled 45 flights. specifically the small jets that can't take off in the thin air. >> each make and model aircraft have performance criteria. if any variable exceeds that, it's essentially grounding to the airplane. >> while you can fry an and egd melt crayons, the biggest concern is health. >> people are trying to find a place to get cool. >> in about h

in california, it was 127 degrees yesterday in death valley, 122 in palm springs. in phoenixe temperature is expected to top out at 118 degrees today. in fact, it's been so hot there, that more than 40 flights were canceled or delayed, because some planes can't safely lift off in that heat. a new analysis published in the journal "nature climate change" this week also said climate change is leading to more heat waves in general. it found that 30% of the world's population is exposed to potentially deadly heat for 20 days per year or more. it's the subject of our weekly segment on the "leading edge" of science with miles o'brien. and, let's start with what's happening in phoenix. miles, you've flown for a long time. we've always heard of flights being delayed because it's too cold. how can a flight not take off because it's so hot? >> hari, if it weren't for the snow and ice, the winter would be the perfect time to fly because a wing achieves flight. it derives lift based on the number of air molecules that surround it. and as the temperature heat up, those mo molecules comman

phoenix. do you see that? right over. it's called the valley of the sun for reason.week's heat wave has people trying to escape. what can take the heat. >> fox's steve craft did an experiment to find out. ♪ >> reporter: the power of the sun has been on fierce display the last few days here in the valley. ♪ >> reporter: fox did a demonstration with a variety of items swiftly melt flood colorful puddles. could the flaming osh around planet earth rotates wreak similar havoc on a plastic post that's what sixth greater tanner wood of mesa wanted when he saw this drooping mailbox down the street from his house. >> look and i think that would be really cool to take picture of. right down here on my -- ride down here on my scooter and i feel it's burning hot, and i feel like, dang, that looks like it melted. >> reporter: tanner's brother chance a first grader has the same suspicions. >> it melted 'cause it's really hot in arizona. >> homeowner wasn't there to tell us why the mailbox is down. and there's no sign who made this mass tick mailbox post. we did some checking and l

valley. mainly dry. p.a. suburbs, 74. for westchester, phoenix, 76. newtown seeing 75 as the expected high.ead and moving into philly, mt. airy, 73. notice temperatures for new jersey, seeing lots of 70s for tomorrow. remember, these are your expected highs for saturday with a mix of sun and clouds. again, more clouds farther north for the lehigh valley, delaware seeing lots of 70s. dover, 77 degrees. along with rehoboth beach. the ten-day forecast looks really nice. certainly a chillier week next week and be sure to keep the umbrellas handy for the following monday. back to you. >> thank you. now we'll go to jessica with traffica. >> jessica traffica. 422? >>> yeah, cameras at trooper road seeing a little bit of slowdown. everything's light considerably for a friday. usually we see three-day weekends especially once it gets nice out here. you see eastbound, traffic moving toward the schuylkill expressway. it's a little bit slower. more cars are heading that direction. 11 minutes from 29 to the schuylkill. average speeds in the 40s. for the kenwood regional rail line, they're shuttle bussin

valley. we did set our all-time record high and tied it in las vegas at 117. phoenix was short of that. do it again today. yesterday was the peak. we still have 40 million people impacted. the heat continues to build over the desert southwest. hottest temperatures in the same spots. palm springs 120. phoenix 118. here's a closer look at your day ahead. as far as the southeast goes and also florida we'll have to watch out where weekend those training bands from phoenix toby locks injuries pensacola and mobile, extreme heat continues in we'll let you know where that moisture is going to head from cindy. >>> now this reminder from the animal kingdom. keep an eye on your kids when they are in the pool. a zoo in south korea, this baby elephant falling right there in the deep end. watch the adult elephant. they came to the rescue. two jumping in and successfully pulling the scary calf from the water. got to watch those little ones. >>> new details on when o.j. simpson may be released from prison and breaking news overnight for anyone who uses uber. >> what are the top travel destinations arou

phoenix, 119. just a few degrees shy of a record. but record highs may be set in palm springs and death valley. with temperatures in the triple digits, parents are reminded that playground equipment can burn children's skin. and drivers are being warned about scorching hot car interi be reminded that hot pavement can burn the paws of their pets. >>> killer heat waves are getting longer and more frequent. nearly one third of humanity experiences 20 days of record heat. it could rise to 75% of people if global warming continues. >>> and from coca-cola, sometimes things get a little crazy from the heat. >> here's a tweet. a map of a red hot philadelphia being cooled by a bottle of cherry coke and ice. the problem is today's forecast in pittsburgh, record heat followed by an ice-cold wave of ah. >> small problem there. pittsburgh mayor tweeted his response saying i was elected to represent the people of pittsburgh, not philadelphia. if you notice, the map under the tweet was actually of philly. whoops. >> mm-hm. >>> coming up in "the skinny", former first lady michelle obama shots. >>> and the bach