that's no different in salt lake city. ape. his ideas to boost morale and keep officers on the streets. plus, the publisher of the washington post is accusing the biden doj of waging a, quote, unprecedented assault on the media. we'll tell you why when we come back on a monday. ♪ i can't get no satisfaction. ♪ i can't get no satisfaction. ♪ jillian: good morning. welcome back. salt lake city police in bad shape as the department struggles to fill open positions as 15 officers leave to work for a new department. salt lake city council member james rogers joins me now with how he. thinks officer moralecould be b. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. jillian: when you look at the numbers, 60 officers understaffed at this point in the department and only 24 potential officers currently in the training academy, how do you think morale could be boosted? >> well, first of all, our officers need to be supported, they need to be supported from an administrative and city level. so that's the number one thing is they don

salt lake city even getting in on the triple-digit heat. phoenix, vegas and most of california. saying okay, vegas and phoenix are desert locations, but looking at 120 for temperatures. that is above average and record-setting for those locations. back to california, the thing that's been driving our heat, all about this area of hot high pressure. think of it like this, oven's on, on broil, leave the door wide open, eventually the hot desert air makes its way here and will begin tomorrow increasing the temperatures. other thing it's going to bring up, make it feel strange tomorrow, high cloud cover. sun mixed with high clouds for the morning and keep it as we roll through the afternoon as well. temperatures on the rise, not only for the afternoon but the morning. had a lot of 40s and 50s lately to start. not going to happen tomorrow morning. 60 in the south bay, 62 in the peninsula and 64 in the tri-valley. no jacket needed, it's going to be mild here. 63 in the north bay, san francisco 61 and east bay at 62. daytime highs start to feel it inland especially. 94 in napa, 100 in c

vegas, the temperatures drop a bit, same with salt lake city.'s day plans this weekend in the northern gulf, we have a 90% chance of becoming a tropical depression or storm shep, this one is heading northwards it looks like a rainout weekend from new orleans to mississippi possibly near the panhandle to mobile we'll, of course, update that possible story as we go through the end of this week. >> that area has gone so much rain bill, thanks >>> the drought we mentioned in california may have solved a mystery more than 50 years in the making two planes collided over folsom lake near sacramento on new year's day back in 1965. one of them never found, until now. taken by technicians at a sonar company called seafloor systems, they say they believe this is the missing plane. the water level really low now because of the drought, so they could get clear images here's the wing tip, and here's the tail and that's a propeller. investigators have tried to look for the wreckage before. a search team sent out back in 2014 came back empty-handed. now it's up

we probably won't break that record today in salt lake city but denver? you're going to break your record high. vegas and palm springs and phoenix, you'll be very close. it continues even into thursday. look at this. when you talk 120 degrees, even for the desert areas, that is pretty intense at lake havasu city. the hottest day in the desert sweater will be on thursday. it continues this weekend. not a lot of relief. maybe just a couple of degrees cooler for many locations. the other thing, this is what i don't want to talk about. we don't need this. gulf of mexico 90% chance this will be develop into a tropical depression and probably a to determine and probably for the panhandle and we have an extreme heat wave and talk the tropics the rest of the week. >> such a likelihood from fires to hurricanes. thank you for that uplifting forecast, bill karins. >>> days after swaying in a new government, israeli military launches new air strikes in the gaza strip. >>> coming up on "morning joe," leon panetta will weigh in on president biden's meeting with vladimi

in salt lake city was 107 yesterday. in june. time that tied the all time hottest at that. usually, july and august, we'll have those types of records. last year was the hottest on record in phoenix and they're scratching their heads, like what are we looking at this year let's get into it. the drought feeds the heat waves. and it goes vice versa the soil is dry and it allows the ground to heat up in a hurry. look where the drought is the worst and look where the temperatures are the highest these are the at that now. in the west, we were at the peak heating of the day at 114 in vegas and phoenix. salt lake city, you're slightly cooler yesterday, you were 107. 95 is a little relief. denver, you broke your record high you could head to 97, 98 before the end of the day and even albuquerque is about to head to the century mark our friends in sacramento are not far behind either. 98 we showed you this graphic a second ago right now, the number, it changes every now and then 49 million people are impacted by the heat wave maenda-type

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porque el aire se calienta permitiendo altas temperaturas estamos hablando de más calor intenso salt lake cityas temperaturas los eventos que más cobran estados unidos >> por ejemplo no hay que dejar a los niños las temperaturas aumentan >> si usted se fija lo que pasa es que la radiación del sol alcanza sin mayores problemas los muebles del vehículo absorven el calor en ese momento las temperaturas comienzan a elevarse se genera un efecto invernadero donde el calor no puede escapar miren lo que pasa las temperaturas cuando están en el exterior en 90 grados pasan 10 minutos el vehículo cerrado las temperaturas se elevan a 109 grados de estar cerrado 20 minutos se elevan a 119 y en 30 minutos superan los 124 grados de temperaturas que son mortales ante la realidad usted antes de abandonar su vehículo por favor recuerde mirar atrás y nunca olvidar a sus niños ni a sus mascotas >> importante muchas gracias carlos , hablemos de otras noticias , hoy la ley de salud obamacare quedó a salvo la corte suprema de justicia la respaldo en una votación a favor del obamacare más de 20 millones de personas t

operating this jet and says it all happened as the plane was taxiing to the runway to a flight to salt lake citye man was taken into custody and treated for injuries. >>> just ahead an event today for an aapi community focused on healing, safety and celebration. and see how young people in up here, success depends on the choices you make. but i know i've got this. and when it comes to controlling his type 2 diabetes, my dad's got this, too. with the right choices, you have it in you to control your a1c and once-weekly trulicity may help. most people taking trulicity reached an a1c under 7%. and it starts lowering blood sugar from the first dose, by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach p

. >> reporter: on his property north of salt lake city, sixth-generation farmer ron gibson is covering his crops with plastic to conserve water. his water allocation was cut by 70%. >> if we don't get these crops to market, we can't survive. >> reporter: he also says the cost of feeding his dairy cows has doubled in a year. >> when agriculture's gone, then our ability to produce food is gone that's what scares me the most about this whole situation. >> reporter: the entire state of utah is experiencing drought. more than 90% in an extreme category. we would be standing under water had it been a normal water year. zach frankel, executive director of the utah rivers council at the great salt lake -- >> 90% of our prescription comes in winter and snow. as our winter air temperatures continue to rise, we're getting less and less snow in our mountains. >> reporter: utah governor spencer cox has declared a state of emergency and called on people in utah to reduce their water use and pray for rain. >> we need some divine intervention. >> when the governor says pray for rain, what do you say t

one dead and four others injured in salt lake city, utah.ianapolis. one person dead and three more were injured in fruitport, michigan. seven injured at a graduation party in cleveland, ohio and three killed and five injured outside a graduation party in miami-dade, florida, and in new york a 10-year-old boy's life was taken by gunfire shot into his home. >> the fact that this reality in our nation, in our city, that a child's life is taken by gun violence is something that we are way too used to is unacceptable. >> more than 8,200 people have died from gun violence in the united states this year according to the gun violence archive. 253 of them mass shootings. >> a 23% uptick in deaths in gun violence so far this year far outpacing the amount of gun deaths at this point in 2020 according to the archive. many left wondering what it will take for lawmakers to take action on this disturbing trend of gun violence in this country. >> jake, i've been talking to police chiefs across the country. they say last year was a tough year for police offi

that was centered over here and salt lake city two weeks ago recorded its hottest temperature ever on record. we have been surrounded. we have had two heat waves in two weeks. both were unprecedented and record setting. it is only a matter of time until this gets its aim right and we will be dealing with a situation similar to what seattle's got today. not in this seven days. i have better news than that for the next seven days. >> cal iso has not issue add flex alert but is urging people to conserve energy. >>> california's attorney general just made an announcement adding five new states to the list of states where state funded travel from california is banned because of policies that limit the opportunities of people who identify as lgbtq. taking a live look at the state capitol, today's announcement pushed a california law that prohibits funds from going to a state that's enacted a law allowing discrimination on basis of sexual orientation, gentler identity, gender expression. the most high profile new state added is florida which just banned transgender women and girls from schoo

winter olympian of all time including winning gold at both the 2002 salt lake city and 2006 games and olympic hall of fame. congratulations on all that. good to see you. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> since your retirement from the sport, you also made a transition to entrepreneur and television personality. so we have a lot to talk about. let's focus in on these summer games. i mean, how sad and disappointing is it that there are so many problems now surrounding these tokyo games? >> well, i think that there's always challenges when you host a large scale event like the pinnacle of all competitions like the olympic games even going back many olympic games before. we have seen the challenges associated. this is an unprecedented situation with what has happened during this pandemic, but just like in 2002, which was my first olympic games, the world came together. and they celebrated and they figured out a way to display how important the world loves to watch and celebrate and cheer their sports men and sports women in these types of competitions and events. and this is no

look at this, on tuesday 107 degrees in salt lake city, utah, that not only sets the daily record but ties the all time hottest temperature ever seen in the city of course that includes the month of june. you have to look at salt lake city because records here have been standing since 1874, records have been kept since that time, that's 50,000 calendar days only three times has it ever been as hot as it was on tuesday. the widespread coverage of it seen in sharon wyoming, laremy, wyoming, where all time temperatures were observed. in las vegas the heat has been on in recent days, temperatures have been near or above 110 degrees, all time hottest on the strip in vegas 117 degrees, 116 is what is expected on wednesday afternoon. speaks to the rare nature of this heat and important to note summer in the northern hemisphere doesn't start until sunday. widespread coverage, massive dome of high pressure, sinking air, warms air by compression so we are he seeing widespread coverage underneath this dome where the hot air is trapped. we expect this to continue through saturday, maybe even into

salt lake city, you're slightly cooler yesterday, you were 107. 95 is a little relief.d head to 97, 98 before the end of the day and even albuquerque is about to head to the century mark our friends in sacramento are not far behind either. we showed you this graphic a second ago right now, the number, it changes every now and then 49 million people are impacted by the heat wave the magenta is where at this time most dangerous. each of these red dots is forecasted to break a record high nearly 200 separate locations as we head through the next four to five days. a lot of them in the west but spreading into the central plains in the east coast, you're the lucky ones you get to avoid the extreme heat we'll shatter records throughout today, tomorrow, even the next few days it has been very dry, too. and you'll notice into friday, the areas of the west. numerous locations challenging the record highs as far as when do we finally get a break, you can call 110 a break, phoenix drops from 116 on saturday, to 110 on monday vegas, the temperatures drop a little bit sail with salt

sky west says all this happened as the plane was taxing to the runway for a flight to salt lake city. that man was treated for injuries and taken to the hospital. nobody else on board was hurt. >>> just last night also at l.a.x. a driver smashed through a gate at the airport leading police on a chase over two runways this as planes were taking off and landing. airport police cornered the vehicle taking the man into custody. >>> now to a big night in the bay area. oracle park hosted the largest local gathering since the pandemic started. the bay bridge series. good evening and thank you for joining us i'm ama daetz. >> thousands of fans packed the stands with no restrictions. >> reporter: tonight was all about all the firsts. the first time since the pandemic that oracle park was almost at capacity with almost 37,000 fans. >> are you excited? >> yeah. i'm excited for the giants to win. >> it's kind of crazy. it's like they made it like that because it's the battle of the bay. >> reporter: first time vaccinations were not checked but this a's fan got vaccinated just in case. >> are you

mayor of salt lake city . welcome. >> thank you very much for being here today, i'm a jahmeel smith, writer for "rolling stone "magazine. i'm here because when someone in my business gets a chance to speak to four mayors at once, you don't say no. and two, because i was born and raised in a city. in the cleveland ohio, and i care about the future of cities and i want to stop climate change and i want to know how a person running a major metropolis confronts this problem. so without further ado let's get started. i want us to have a process, not an interview. so when you have a thought, jump in. with the current lack of leadership on climate change at the national level, how are you working collaboratively at the local and regional levels to step up climate ambition and ensure we meet the goals of the paris agreement. >> i'm glad you noticed nationally there's not much leadership, recently, and what an honor it is, by the way to be on this panel with my fellow mayors and thank you to mayors from around the worl

i commute back and forth from salt lake city, i come in about sunday -- about midnight on sunday night. i left to go home on a friday, and we were still closed. we closed the fed during that time. i left everything on my desk. we had to, in a very short period of time, react to a very serious situation. as you know, as everyone listening to the call knows, their work serious market disruptions in light of the expected economic disruptions at that time. we are talking about the middle of march as people were realizing everything would be closed. significant disruptions in the treasury market to a degree we had not seen in the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009. there were a few days during march where it seemed as if we could have a pretty serious financial crisis. >> obviously, we are likely in a very different place today, hopefully. before we dig into that, i also have a question on the mind of a lot of people in washington, which is your term as vice chairman of supervision is up in october, and your term as chairman of the financial stability board is up in december. do you plan to

casper, wyoming, 102 salt lake city, 103. grand junction, 106. as parts of california hit triple digits, the heat could be felt in the kitchen, as farmers suffer to produce. >> if we don't have enough water and we don't have enough feed for these cows, these tough decisions are coming for all of us. >> reporter: but there is no rain on the calendar, punishing the already dry, parched land >> this year is the worst drought, the worst year since 1977. >> reporter: 88% of it now in a drought, raising fears of widespread wildfires flames already in utah, prompting the governor to ask his state to pray for water from the skies. >> we need it now. we need some divine intervention. >> reporter: the thirst for water evident at lake meade, at its lowest point since 1987 and in the nevada mountains even big-horn sheep are desperate. >> we did see some mortalities on the mountains, and those mortalities are where they would normally find water and there wasn't any >> reporter: tucson is moving its outdoor covid vaccination sites indoors as cities brace for

once he was on the flight, he thought he heard passengers say the night was no longer going to salt lake cityunning to the cockpit demanding to be let off. that's when he ran to the emergency exit, opened and it jumped off. >>> okay, prices are on the rise and we have the numbers to have pruitt. this shows the rise in gas prices. the number came from the bureau of labor statistics. last june the average price of a gallon of gas was about $3 a gallon. in march, it suddenly really spiked. now the bay area average is $4.12 a gallon. what about food? this data frms. meat has gone up since october. chicken up 18 cents a pound. ground beef, 54 cents a pound. bacon, 40 cents for a 16-ounce package. >>> team u.s. gymnastics is now set. simone biles, of course, is the headliner. she will, she is set to be the leader. the 18-year-old male will be on stand by in case someone on the list is injured. she missed out making the team after battling injuries most of the year. she is ready to go after tokyo to go to ucla in the fall. so we have someone local to look forward to. >> we'll have more in a moment.

. >> it really is, those heat warnings are stretching from salt lake city, las vegas, and phoenix, and most of the state of california. the other thing we're tracking, it felt kind of strange outside today because normally when we get heat, it's blue skies. but we have clouds moving in and touch of humidity because the heat is pushing in from the south and there's leftover monsoonal moisture because it's getting caught up in the flow. no thunderstorms for us, just hot and hazy. livermore, you can handle 96 but it still is uncomfortable if you're spending extended periods outside. we're not going to cool down fast. there's no ocean sea breeze headed to the inland valley tonight. we're holding on to 70s until 10:00, 11:00, and midnight. it's going to be a tough night if you don't happen to have air conditioning. maybe phone a friend, bring them something to eat and chill out in their ac to help you keep cool. as we bring you into tomorrow, the high pressure stays across the southwest, bringing in the heat, humidity, and cloud cover into tomorrow. through 7:00, we'll get some sun in here

salt lake city into parts of next week, ranging from 98 to 100 degrees. palm springs 105-120. phoenix 110-120, and these are desert locations but this is even above their standards for this time of the year. look at this forecast in palm springs as we head through the next ten days. this is brutal. 12:14 on monday. 117 tuesday. you're headed there, it's going to be hard to stay cool next to a pool, holding with 117 through friday. then we try to zrop r drop off through parts of next week. our forecast, it's going to get hot. not quite that hot thankfully. 98 wednesday, 104 next thursday, then we should see it drop back off into the 80s once we level into the following weekend on saturday and also on sunday. my extended forecast, warming up into the 70s tuesday, wednesday, and thursday in san francisco and across the inland valleys, 80s this weekend. then there's that heat next wednesday and thursday, certainly going to be the hottest. fire danger is going to be of utmost concern, we keep talking about, is with us. >> thanks. >>> up next, which area has the most million dollars

. >> the massive heat >> reporter: after three days of triple-digit heat in salt lake city -- >> melts your face off kind of day. >> reporter: -- even billings was baking at 108 yesterday. from california to colorado there is little relief in the forecast the west cooking and roads cracking in the extreme weather. >> thank you for calling generator supercenter. >> reporter: in texas many are buying generators, fearing the power grid that failed in the record cold may resort to blackouts in this historic heat. in california power companies are also urging residents to conserve power to avoid outages. even nightfall isn't bringing cooler temperatures. already facing a mega drought, the west is also on the brink of another epic fire season one disaster triggering another as it just began to heat up. miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> we're also keeping an eye on a potential tropical threat in the gulf of mexico there is a good chance it will become a tropical depression by friday the gulf coast from east texas to the florida panhandle could get four to twelve inches of rain >>> tonight america

sky west says all this happened as the plane was taxing to the runway for a flight to salt lake city.hat man was treated for injuries and taken to the hospital. nobody else on board was hurt. >>> just last night also at l.a.x. a driver smashed through a gate at the airport leading police on a chase over two runways this as planes were taking off and landing. airport police cornered the vehicle taking the man into custody. >>> now to a big night in the bay area. oracle park hosted the largest local gathering since the pandemic started. the bay bridge series. good evening and thank you for joining us i'm ama daetz. >> thousands of fans packed the stands with no restrictions. >> reporter: tonight was all about all the firsts. the first time since thhaorleal 37,000 fans. >> are you excited? >> yeah. i'm excited for the giants to win. >> it's kind of crazy. it's like they made it like that because it's the battle of the bay. >> reporter: first time vaccinations were not checked but this a's fan got vaccinated just in case. >> are you telling me you got vaccinated to be able to go to the ga

all the way up to salt lake city and then of course most of california under these heat warnings and that's of course why they do have those flex alerts that have been issued. so hopefully we don't have power outrages but we are covering that at nbcbayarea.com. it is sitting over the desert southwest. i described it yesterday. it is like turning the oven on broil, opening the door and really everyone is just getting blasted by the heat here. it pools up the hot air through tomorrow. some humidity, even a little cloud cover. there is tomorrow's forecast. we don't see any thunder storms but we're keeping an eye on that radar. show the clouds streaming across the bay. it looks pretty similar to the afternoon. some clouds here and there. but of course it's all about the temperature. so let's show you tomorrow morning. we're starting it off in the 70s. 74 in the tri-valley. 71 in south bay. more of the 70s over the east bay to start. san francisco in the north bay not quite as warm because we will have an ocean breeze there and you will be in the 60s. they will go up. low 100s. hottest we

they've already seen records out west. 96 salt lake city.hat heat starts to move in our direction and that's why we're going to get really hot here. we have heat advisories and excessive heat warnings up and down the state of california and much of the west coast. here's a way that you can obviously try to beat the heat. especially if you have to work outside or you're going to be spending time outdoors. drink plenty of water. take frequent breaks in the shade. obviously don't ever leave pets or people in the vehicle and try to stay out of the sun and find some ac if you can. live doppler 7 showing you the lack of fog. still pretty warm inland in the 60s and 70s not going to cool off much as a matter of fact. from our emory camera a stunning view as we look back to san francisco. increased risk of heat illnesses and it remains comfortable. the forecast will show you by tomorrow evening it's going to be gusty. not super strong but those gusty winds along with an extreme to exceptional drought here in the bay area means high fire danger. not j

billings, montana, forecast, 1204 degrees, casper, wyoming, 102, salt lake city, 103 california, 106.t could be heat in the kitchen as farmers fail to produce >> we don't have enough water and feed for the cows the tough decisions are coming for all of us >> reporter: but there is no rain on the calendar punishing the already dry parts of land. >> this year is the worst drought, worst year since 1997 >> reporter: 88% of it in a drought. flames already burning in utah prompting the governor to ask his state to pray for water from the skies. >> we need it now. we seed some divine intervention >> reporter: the thirst for water evident at lake immediate, the lowest point since 1937. and evenn nevada mountainse fat mountains. >> reporter: tucson is moving its outdoor vaccination sites indian imdoors. >> we'll see more intense heat like this. >> reporter: there's heightened concern about the american west power supply last summer, 800,000 california home lost electricity. now the state's power grid operator warns it may be stressed again, adding blackouts to the list of potential danger thi

. >> reporter: as salt lake city flirts with triple digits and vegas shatters an 80-year record, the only thing rising as fast as the heat in dallas are the calls for help. >> anyone in the city working outdoors not in a climate controlled environment iore wes plains, new records are being shattered by 10 degrees. some cities at 30 above average. according to the epa, our nation is now suffering through more heat waves than ever before. many starting earlier and going later in the year. not only are they longer but more intense than the past >> we're looking at driving our world to a climate where lots of places are going to be a real challenge to live. these heat waves are going to be more common, more intense and more devastating. >> reporter: our changing planet in a blestering threat across the west from texas to california power companies are asking anyone who can conserve energy to do so just to avoid the possibility of rolling blackouts. keep in mind, we have not yet entered the official start of summer phillip. >> miguel almaguer, thanks. >>> for the third time the supreme co

. >> 101 in denver, 107 in salt lake city. death valley approach ing the hottest temperature ever recorded on earth, and al says that brutal heat is about to move east. >>> breaking overnight, grounded, royal caribbean postpones the inaugural cruises of its newest ship among the very first set to leave from the u.s. in more than a year. just ahead, the covid outbreak behind that delay and its impact on the summer vacation plans of thousands of americans. >>> all that, plus prime day, mackenzie scott, the ex-wife of amazon's jeff bezos gives a massive donation of nearly $3 billion to charities, schools, and nonprofits. >> my hand was shaking when i wrote it down. >> we'll talk to those on the receiving end of that major surprise, today, wednesday, june 16th, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." it is 7:00 on the west coast, and it is good to have you along with us on a wednesday morning

letter to brigham young who had just established the church of the latter-day saints location in salt lake city. and with that warning bring them young said i believe old bridger's death on us and if he knew that that hundreds and hundreds of indians were coming to slaughter us. he would probably kill a man who tried to warn us. so there was conflict there continuing in in the 80 words here marianne chapetta, virginia and mary josephine. that's a wife and three of his children gold rush in the mapmakers bridger pass horse creek treaty the mormons take fort bridger guiding gore gk, warren and ferdinand hayden chief guide for the utah war the search for yellowstone america's guide and storyteller blazing the bridger trail to powder river campaign red cloud fights back. the battle of the hundred in the hand the crows would not permit bridger to be in dangered so much farther. that's a wide variety of experiences and encounters. in the book follows bridger as he as he went through his life and tried to first be a fur trapper and then be a further and leader. and then being a fort owner and then bei

a record high of 106 degrees is expected tomorrow in billings, montana and salt lake city. readings as high as 120 degrees are polissible elsewher and the peak isn't expected until thursday. checking today's highs in other parts of the country, around 70 in the northeast, 85 in miami and los angeles. >>> coming up, delivery delays. the growing frustration for anyone trying to buy furniture. >>> but first, celebrating the many roles and the many memories of hollywood actor ned beatty. wa'el take a look >>> back now with new details about that shocking incident on the soccer field in europe over the weekend. star player christian eriksen from denmark collapsing on the field during a match. a doctor confirms eriksen was brought back to life on the field after suffering cardiac arrest. he's in stable condition. >>> and tributes were pouring in this morning for actor ned beatty. he once explained why he preferred to play the role of supporting actor. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, hollywood has lost one of its most prolific supporting actors. >> the wor

a record high of 106 degrees is expected tomorrow in billings, montana and salt lake city. readings as high as 120 degrees are polissible elsewher and the peak isn't expected until thursday. checking today's highs in other parts of the country, around 70 in the northeast, 85 in miami and los angeles. >>> coming up, delivery delays. the growing frustration for anyone trying to buy furniture. >>> but first, celebrating the many roles and the many memories of hollywood actor ned beatty. wa'el take a look back we do it every night. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher with cascade platinum. and save water. did you know certified dishwashers... ...use less than four gallons per cycle, while a running sink uses that, every two minutes. so, do it with cascade. the surprising way to save water. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. it's very common to have both sensitivity and gum issues. dentists and hygienists will want to recommend sensodyne sensitivity and gum. you get the sensitivity relief as

with down syndrome was edited out of the cheerleading team photograph happened just outside of salt lake city is speaking out hoping for change. >> we get the story now from cave gardner. my heart was broken. child would have to see that she was not included with perfect jordan. paul says her sister morgan arnold. >> is part of the shoreline junior high school cheer team morgan loves deeply and morgan gives her heart to everything that she says that includes the cheer team. but by looking at the yearbook, you wouldn't know the yearbook chose to use this picture of the team. morgan isn't in it, but it's not because she missed picture day in this photo. she's clearly president, the davis school district says it's working to remedy this problem and i don't think anybody had no intent in this. it just was a mistake that was made and we're trying to figure out why that mistake was made. lynn says the district is working with the teachers involved to get to the center of the mistake. >> and says they are also working with morgans parents. paul says they believe the school will do better and right n

. >> reporter: as salt lake city flirts with triple digits and vegas shatters an 80-year record, the only thing rising as fast as the heat in dallas are the calls for help. >> anyone in the city who's working outdoors not ney climate-controlled environment is absolutely at risk for heat stroke or heat exhaustion. >> reporter: as extreme temperatures blanket the west, southwest and parts of the plains, new records are being shattered by 10 degrees. some cities at 30 above average. according to the epa, our nation is now suffering through more heat waves than ever before. many starting earlier and going later in the year. not only are they longer but more intense than the past. >> we're looking at driving our world to a climate where lots of places are going to be a real challenge to live. these heat waves are going to be more common, more intense and more devastating. >> reporter: tonight our changing planet and a blistering threat across the west. >> miguel, these temperatures are really stressing power grids across the region. >> yeah, jose. from texas to california power companies a

the united express flight was headed for salt lake city. it was delayed for about two hours. new details now on monday's deadly shooting in colorado that left a police officer, a good samaritan and a shooting suspect dead authorities now say the man who helped take down the gunman was shot and killed by responding police officer today that good samaritan was called a hero. police say he shot the gunman who ambushed the police officer but was holding the suspect's rifle when another officer arrived on the scene and opened fire, killing him. the police chief describe the circumstances as tragic. former minneapolis police officer derek shaaban was sentenced to 22 a half years in prison today for the murder of george floyd. members of floyd's family addressed the court. his seven year old daughter spoke in a video message saying that she misses playing with her dad for the first time. we also heard from shaaban himself. he spoke briefly before the sentence today, offering his condolences to the family. um. want to give my condolences. floyd family, um. there's going to be some ot

the elimination mixed up with the clip of the top seated utah jazz game one is on tuesday in salt lake city. stop that all him involved for the final touches to her preparations for the tokyo olympics for the record. 7th, all round us gymnastics title. on sunday, the raining ruled and olympic champion delivered another standing performance, finishing nearly 5 points. they had a runner up denisa lee and he made children child pick fun. she'll be looking to become the 1st woman to win back to back and limping all around gold in more than 50 in the u. k. culture. secretary says the england cricket board have gone too far in suspending bolar ali robinson from and all international cricket because of tweets the posted in 20122013 robinson may be saved for england in the 1st test against new zealand, but racist and sexist treats from nearly a decade ago and robinson was to the teenager had just for me to one time and you factors per railey, say debris on the track was the likely cause of 2 big, high speed crashes at sunday's azerbaijan chrome pre major blow so long strolled, spin, out of control

they can wrap it up wednesday in salt lake city, and what is going on? nba fans these days, the latest incident when a fan ran on the court at the 70 sixers wizards game in washington, d. c happened with a minute left in the third. the fan was quickly tackled by security guard before being handcuffed and escorted out of the building. the wizards won the game, but the sixers to lead the syriza three games to one. so who knows what's going on with these guys? check this out tonight in slovenia, you 21 soccer are soccer goal of the night. we take you out on a high note, portugal's danny high note, portugal's danny mota. beautiful. for the donation. oh, i wish i could do more. it's just a bunch of old, out-of-date clothes. oh, i'm sure it's great. three weeks ago, our neighbors, the rands, lost their house and everything they own in a fire. fortunately, nobody was hurt. and fortunately, they're friends with wonder woman over here. i'm hardly wonder woman. she mobilized the community to donate clothes, furniture, appliances, all to help them start over in the

the western half of the united states was pulling the map to show you what we're talking about. salt lake city in utah just saw its hardest day since record keeping began, making 870 a 107 degrees fahrenheit. it's 42 degrees celsius. you see it right there. y omi also saw new records in nevada. las vegas continues to flirt with it's all time high of 47 degrees celsius. you see right, right there. but the us city melting, the most phoenix, arizona, which just set an all time record of 5 consecutive days of a $115.00 degrees fahrenheit. you see right there, that's 46 degrees celsius. now the heat is making severe, drowns across the western us go from bad to worse. the federal government is already planning to declare an official water shortage at lake need in august lake needs waters power. hoover dam. know this picture it tell us the story, doesn't it? as of last week, lake needs water level is at a record low and there is no relief inside. the western us is in what scientists are describing now as a climate change induced mega drought. some even say that the summer could be the hardest and the

the western half of the united states was pulling the map to show you what we're talking about. salt lake city in utah just saw its hardest day since record keeping began bacon 87107 degrees fahrenheit. it's 42 degrees celsius. you see it right there. y omi also saw new records in nevada. las vegas continues to flirt with it's all time high of 47 degrees celsius. you see right, right there. but the us city melting, the most phoenix, arizona, which just set an all time record of 5 consecutive days of a $115.00 degrees fahrenheit right there. that's 46 degrees celsius. now the heat is making severe, drowns across the western us go from bad to worse. the federal government is already planning to declare an official water shortage at lake need in august lake needs waters power. hoover dam on this picture. it tells the story doesn't, and as of last week, lake needs water level is at a record low and there is no relief inside. the western us is in what scientists are describing now as a climate change induced mega drought. some even say that the summer could be the hardest and the driest in a millen

casper, wyoming, 102 salt lake city, 103. grand junction, 106. as parts of california hit triple-digits, the heat could be felt in the kitchen as farmers suffer to produce. >> if we don't have enough water and we don't have enough feed for these cows, the tough decisions are coming for all of us. >> reporter: but there is no rain on the calendar, punning the all dry, parched land. >> this year is the worst drought, the worst year since 1977 >> reporter: 88% of it now in a drought, raising fears of widespread wildfires the flames already burning in utah, promising the governor to ask his state to pray for water from the skies. >> we need it now. we need some divine intervention >> reporter: the first for water evident at lake mead, at its lowest point since 1977. in the nevada mountains, even bighorn sheep are desperate. >> we did see mortalities on the mountains. and those mortalities is where they would normally find water, and there wasn't any >> reporter: tucson is moving its outdoor vaccination sites indoors as cities brace for earlier, hotte

in salt lake city, the mon biles put the final touches to her preparations for the tokyo olympics for the record 7th, all around us gymnastics title on sunday, the reigning world, and lemme pick champion delivered another stunning performance. finishing nearly 5 point the head of a runner up to me for lee and teammate jordan child makes money. she'll be looking to become the 1st woman who invest tobacco limping all around gold in more than the british prime. and if the bars johnson has betsy's culture secretary you said being cricket board should think again off the suspending bowler only robinson from old international cricket because of tweets the posted in 20122013. robinson made his day b for england in the 1st test against new zealand, but racist and fix of tweets from nearly a decade ago when robinson was still a teenager have surfaced, he had since apologized. i would say the devastated barest and the most is all the boy is. and i said very quick take on board. what happened and equally mean, apologize until to the dressing and obviously came out and apologize to the rest of th

one dead and four others injured in salt lake city, utah.injured in indianapolis. seven injured at a graduation party in cleveland, ohio. and three killed and five injured outside a graduation party in miami-dade, florida. and in new york, a 10-year-old boy's life was taken when an unknown shooter fired numerous rounds into his home in queens. >> the fact that this reality in our nation, in our city, that a child's life is taken by gun violence is something we are way too used to, is unacceptable. >> reporter: more than 8,200 people have died from gun violence in the united states this year, not including suicides according to the gun violence archive. 256 of them were killed in mass shootings. a 23% uptick in deaths from gun violence so far this year, far outpacing the amount of gun deaths at this point in 2020 according to the archive. many left wondering what it will take for lawmakers to take action on this disturbing trend of gun violence in this country. reporting in atlanta, ryan young, cnn. >> ryan, thank you so much. america's gun v