virginia to the coast of maine to the badlands of south and north dakota to the southwest and salt lake cityhai food, which is the best i've ever had with governor cox in salt lake city. this is the element i think is missing in our politics, the desire to break bread with each other, to learn from each other and govern together. i hope we can begin that process and new through the series. host: i like the word amuse, talk about that. guest: i think we have dumbed down the discourse to such a degree as a result of people news, hyper partisanship that the vs in the discourse have come to dominate what most animates political life, as opposed to -- you often talk about reconciliation, that is the process by which we adopt legislation, that we move the needle forward. ultimately, it takes exchange, it takes deliberation. if you talk to senators or governors across the country, often the art of barbecue or the art of the cheeseburger is what is the first genesis, the impetus of driving an exchange of dialogue that then becomes legislation, becomes a driving force in how we think of public policy

i'm a i'm a salt lake city guy. and so he spent most of his life commuting between some city on the east coast and salt lake city. and he has worked in much like chair, worked in and out of government a lot, often chair powell, actually, they're friends. they've known each other for a long time. he worked at treasury. he worked in his worked in fin reich for a long he's worked at banks. he's sort of done similar rounds, private equity. but he ends up at the fed in the trump administration to be vice chair for supervision and people were really apprehensive about his appointment. he was first ever vice chair for supervision. the role was new was created by dodd-frank it was supposed to be sort of the person who would coordinate all big bank regulation and we hadn't actually had one. we only had daniel under the obama administration, but he had never actually been confirmed to the post. and so it's a very powerful job. he's the first guy in it. we kind of knew he had some libertarian leanings and there was this expecta

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. >> red glare my we switched out in a city near you salt lake city utah other cities opting to trader drone shows for the 4th of july salt lake city mayor citing increased fire danger because of climate change-about administration denying the trillion fiergdz at mount rushmore, third year in a row. >> well, a new fox news poll, finding former president trump leading pack in gop presidential primary 56% primary voters, preferring trump compared to 22% in favor of florida governor ron desantis in never vote list, former vice president mike pence, is at the top 35% same republican voters say they would never vote for the vice president while only 13% say they would never vote for trump. this is never vote poll, joining me former special spent, mark lauder, former new york state senator democratic strategist david carlucci, i want to start with you poll numbers fascinating because, president trump, after not one but two indictments first new york then federal indictment gaining ground in polls how do you explain there a. >> i think each time you see indictments come down american people

we have opened at salt lake city. we have opened in kansas. we do have whsmith stores in america.y a store thatis we have got actually a store that is a just walk out store in partnership with amazon at laguardia airport. we have a whsmith store in a new arc but mostly the way that we think about growing our business in north america is working with the airports and coming up with a proposition that is sort of tailor to that local city, both in terms of the product offering and the brand and that is how we see ourselves expanding in the us and we have got about 12% of the retail market in airports now, and our ambition is to get to 20% over the course of the next four years and that will mean probably only the best part of 150 stores. probably only the best part of 150 stom— 150 stores. that is it for the programme- _ 150 stores. that is it for the programme. we _ 150 stores. that is it for the programme. we will- 150 stores. that is it for the programme. we will be - 150 stores. that is it for the | programme. we will be back bright and early tomorrow morning so dojoin us if you

salt lake city tried this out over the weekend to minimize fire danger and lessen air quality problems ocean beach are planning to use drones to illuminate the sky. speaking of the skies, did you catch this? people got a view of a super moon. >>> watch us any time anywhere on streaming service cbs news bay area. catch our live newscasts with news >>> it's a sport with a funny sounding name and growing popularity, following. we look at the places to play pickle ball. >>> if you looked up last night you may have gotten this. here is the bright glowing move rising ore the mountain ridge. this occurs when the moon is closest to earth. quite the scene. that's it for the afternoon edition. remember we are always on 24/7 on cbs news bay area and streaming on kpix.com. ou [ relaxing music ] >> steffy: you can't do that. i thought i made myself clear back in rome. look, i-- i know you're going through a lot right now. you're freaking out about what yaw

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. >> as we land this july in having gone around the countries like salt lake city, utah, santa monica california, philadelphia and pennsylvania and lots of work in between, i am incredibly proud that we will be able to present a playbook for all american states on how to tackle and push back against the surge of mental health crises among our youth. >> everyone is looking for a clear instinct way to bring mental health resources to scale. i think a playbook would allow us to come together and ensure that we have the best minds invest resources on this important topic. >> that's what we are proud toh. this initiative is helping to bring together states and governors from across the country. so we can issue this critically important to americans from all walks of life. >> i think this playbook is going to be just what we need to help galvanize but the advocacy community and leaders and parents and educators and all those who come in contact with youth, to be able to move this field forward and make sure that you know people are getting the care that they need. >> it is a full year's wor

as a parent and policymakers.ve this july in atlantic city around the country, salt lake city utah, detroithigan, philadelphia, pennsylvania and a lot of work in between, incredibly proud we can present still playbook for all american states on how to tackle and push back against the surge of mental health crises among our youth. >> everyone is looking for a career to bring mental health resources to scale. this will allow us to come together and ensure we have the best resources. >> that's why we are's costume support this initiative to strengthen youth mental health. this brings together states and governors from across the country to work together on an issue of critical importance and americans of all walks of life.a >> is playbook will be what we needve to galvanize the communiy and state leaders, parents and educators and all those who come in contact to move this forward and make sure they get the care they need. >> a full year's worth and we believe it has all elements any american states need and deploy to get mental health of young people strong, i could not be more proud or happy

we already mentioned salt lake city or some other cities that are doing it. colorado, all have come up with safer options. of course, this comes at a time where much of the country is facing a devastating heat wave. adding to that potential wildfire hazard on the ground. temperatures in phoenix expected to reach up to 115 degrees in sin city. las vegas officials are asking residents to stop buying fireworks with temperatures there expected to climb to 110 degrees. and then in the sierra nevada foothills, they have excessive heat warnings right now through the weekend with highs expected to reach 123 degrees right there in death valley. of course, if you are one of the millions of americans planning on buying in lighting of fireworks, just keep tips and advice in mind, always make sure you're in a safe that's free from other sort of hazards like dry brush. that's going to be the very first thing to ignite and also just do responsibly with others around. you. >> while san jose state university alumni chestnut is competing in annual independence day tradition tod

we already mentioned salt lake city or some other cities that are doing it. d boulder, colorado, all have come up with safer options. of course, this comes at a time where much of the country is facing a devastating heat wave. adding to that potential wildfire hazard on the ground. temperatures in phoenix expected to reach up to 115 degrees in sin city. las vegas officials are asking residents to stop buying fireworks with temperatures there expected to climb to 110 degrees. and then in the sierra nevada foothills, they have excessive heat warnings right now through the weekend with highs expected to reach 123 degrees right there in death valley. of course, if you are one of the millions of americans planning on buying and lighting of fireworks, just keep these. i've tips and advice in mind. always make sure you're in a safe that's free from other sort of hazards like dry brush. that's going to be the very first thing to ignite and also just to responsibly with others around. you. >> all right. thank you, alex. it is 7.52. and coming up on the kron 4 morning n

we already mentioned salt lake city or some other cities that are doing it. flagstaff, arizona, lake tahoe, california, and boulder, colorado, all have come up with safer options. of course, this comes at a time where much of the country is facing a devastating heat wave. adding to that potential wildfire hazard on the ground. temperatures in phoenix expected to reach up to 115 degrees in sin city. las vegas officials are asking residents to stop buying fireworks with temperatures there expected to climb to 110 degrees. and then in the sierra nevada foothills, they have excessive heat warnings right now through the weekend with highs expected to reach 123 degrees right there in death valley. of course, if you are one of the millions of americans planning on buying in lighting of fireworks, just keep tips and advice in mind, always make sure you're in a safe that's free from other sort of hazards like dry brush. that's going to be the very first thing to ignite. and also just legal or they're just acting out. so cuyler people expect out there and is there any f

we already mentioned salt lake city or some other cities that are doing it. colorado, all have come up with safer options. of course, this comes at a time where much of the country is facing a devastating heat wave. adding to that potential wildfire hazard on the ground. temperatures in phoenix expected to reach up to 115 degrees in sin city. las vegas officials are asking residents to stop buying fireworks with temperatures there expected to climb to 110 degrees. and then in the sierra nevada foothills, they have excessive heat warnings right now through the weekend with highs expected to reach 123 degrees right there in death valley. of course, if you are one of the millions of americans planning on buying and lighting of fireworks, just keep these. i've tips and advice in mind. always make sure you're in a safe that's free from other sort of hazards like dry brush. that's going to be the very first thing to ignite. and also just to responsibly with others around. you. >> you know, kyle and i've been talking about this a lot and she's a fan of the drone opt

she recently landed a 720 during tony hawk's wert alert competition in salt lake city, utah. that is a trick where the skateboarder completes two full 360 degree rotations. there it is in slo-mo and she lands it in the air. >> it has been pretty cool to see all the support i got. i am still so happy to see i landed it in the competition. i knew i could do it. >>> we check in with our chief meteorologist paul heggen. as we said in that other story, rad never takes a day off. >> the best unit is a 540. right? >> i just watched. >> let's take a look at what is going to happen if you have any other plans this weekend. well, it is going to be hot inland. but we will have plenty of 90s and triple digit temperatures. does he dumb has set up camp almost directly overhead. this area of high pressure means more atmosphere pressing the air at ground level and that he it up. it also tends to trap urban pollution. tomorrow, we will be in the moderate category for all of our bay area in terms of our bay area. it is possible, especially in that and the east bay and the santa clara valley, t

fresno, salt lake city, and elsewhere under heat warnings. palm springs reached a record ninth can take -- consecutive day over 115 degrees. >> we see firefighters attending to more heat related incidents and more incidents at the hospital. >> el paso has seen temperatures at this level for 37 days. the heat index has climbed for a record 43 straight days, and that he forecast is expected to push for the north. >> we saw temptress in the cities and 70's here, and now in fargo we are getting near 100 degrees. christ this is been one of the largest democrat of voices on climate change. >> the climate fuse has been burning for decades and the bomb has gone off. this is a solvable problem. but we need to stop using fossil fuels. that is the only solution to this massive assault on humanity. >> repot -- congressman from texas agreed that the claimant is concerning but china, the number one in midair of carbon dioxide must be pushed to its fair share. jaclyn lee, abc7news new york. dion: police are investigating an unbelievable car crash, i'm camer

las vegas, fresno and salt lake city under excessive heat warnings and a knife consecutive day of over 150 degrees in palm springs. >> we see firefighters attended two more heat related incidents and more incidents at our hospital. >> el paso has seen temperatures at or above 100 degrees for 37 days. the index in miami has climbed for 43 state days. -- straight days. >> this was an area unseasonably cool just a week ago. soft amateurs in the 60's and 70's, but near fargo, 100 degrees. >> washington's governor has been one of the loudest voices on addressing climate changes. >> the fuse has been burning for decades and now the climate change bomb has gone off. this is a solvable problem. but we need to stop using fossil fuels. that is the only solution to this massive assault on humanity. >> in a separate appearance, republican congressman michael mccaul agreed that the warming climate is concerned, but that china is the number one in midair and must do its fair share. jaclyn lee, abc news new york. dion: san francisco police are investigating an unbelievable car crash caught on camera

esperaba que varias ciudades incluyendo tucson, sacramento, austin, corpus cristi, san antonio y salt lake city con gorros con sombrero el termÓmetro se re poro ront al menos 7 personas muertas y varias mascotas como estas abandonadas organizaciones reparten agua y suero a desamparados el calor excesivo es verdadera amenaza para la salud especialmente dentro de vehÍculos cerrados en donde se pueden alcanzar temperaturas que pueden causar la muerte. no vayan a dejar a un niÑo >>> animales mascotas >>> un minuto solamente y de regreso algo les puede suceder hospitales estÁn recibiendo inusual incremento de llamadas y bomberos reciben entrenamientos especiales al tiempo que riverside california combaten incendios que consumen y provocado la evacuaciÓn de cientos de personas en un verano que se espera sea largo muy caluroso, francisco cuevas noticias telemundo >>> en otras temas, la policÍa baleÓ al hombre de acusado de matar al hombre >>> muriÓ a tiros tras intensa bÚsqueda que dejÓ a 2 oficiales heridos uno de los agentes recibiÓ un disparo en la espalda y fue llevado a un hospital de atlanta en

salt lake city, 105.an airplane a couple of years back at 105 and they said, sorry, some will have to get off this plane, it is too heavy to take off. that was probably a pressure and temperature thing. but if you are flying through salt lake city you might want to keep it in mind. there could be problems out there today. above-average temperatures move off to the east this week and into the next weekend and, yes, we will warm up the rest of the country who has been enjoying -- everybody is saying, wait a minute, it is only hot in the south and it truly is. that's where some of the showers are. but look at these, 84 in minneapolis for today. how is 84 in chicago? it doesn't sound too bad. lots of sunshine. it warms back up in new york city as well, back up into the 90s by next week. guys, back to you. >> all right. some people miserable, some people just enjoying a breezy summer afternoon. chad myers, thank you. >>> in sports this morning, the u.s. women's national team kicking off their quest for a histo

i was born in salt lake city, grew up in western colorado, college in oregon and graduated from fresnoific college . >> you are the president? >> i am back as the chair of the lord of trustees . it is such an important place in my life and what i learned there i cannot define myself without that experience . i spent some time in los angeles and since 1989 i have been the pastor at lakeshore avenue baptist church on the corner of the street in oakland. >> 26 years. great . without giving you a memo, you are in red . >> the spirit moves. >> tell us about pentecost. if you were speaking to an audience, a congregation that knew nothing about pentecost, what would you say first? >> and the cost is a time the spirit is moving to empower the people. instead of focusing on jesus, jesus is turning the table around to say, now it is your turn. you take it and run with it the kids we are the hands and the feet and the body in flush of god. >> i like that. >> i think exactly the same way. knowing this day was coming i called some folks in our congregation and asked what they thought about pentecos

84 percent of those deaths - for the last year we have had the luxury of traveling the country salt lake citysacramento. not center segment of it santa monica to detroit, philadelphia, and i finally here at atlantic city and met with stakeholders we've met with moms and we've heard from experiences and we have had we've now worked with many others. to develop a playbook for some of you have in front of you to have action steps and these are very tangible pieces of work and i am very excited about it and i would say to you, that the most surprising piece of this is not necessarily surprising is my just the affirmation in a matter what we land, no matter the religious ground in a matter social economic status no matter what community we were in there is a genuine concern of people of mothers and babies people want to lien and make this right so i am really hard want to know that we as a country want this. >> thank you first lady governor murphy, you also had some earnings along the way, quite a bit and can you do some of those reflections. >> whenn the interest of the clock, the biggest reflect

salt lake city joined the growing list of cities replacing fireworks with a drone show. as weather extremes reshape july 4 celebrations coast-to-coast. >> our thanks to emily for that report >>> a federal judge in florida blocked part of the state's recently-enacted election law. it would find third party voter registration groups. it ordered the state's government to revise two sections of the law. >>> a civil rights group has filed a complaint against harvard university, challenging that school's legacy admissions. records show 70% of harvard's donor-related and legacy applicants are white and are about six times more likely to be admitted. the complaint says this system violates the civil rights act by giving an unfair boost to mostly white students legacy add mmissions have faced growing push back after the supreme court ended affirmative action in college admissions >>> a number of new laws took effect across the country. many of these touch on hot-button issues, including laws affecting transgender people and gender-affirming care if kansas and georgia. in florida,

salt lake city, 101. 100 and dallas.tty hot all the way up to the east coast. 93 in new york. 97 in d.c.. on the other hand, we had our one-day warm up with the heat today. now things will be going downhill starting tomorrow. mid to upper 90's and lynn this afternoon but it was a mild 62 in half moon bay. here's a look at the temperatures. we are hanging onto warm from earlier in the day. inland areas in the 60's and 70's. 54 in half moon bay. high-pressure brought a warm up at this trough is going to start to take control of our weather. we will see more of an onshore breeze. a little more fog as we head toward tomorrow. a little patch of fog at the coast. here's a live view from our east bay hills camera. you can see across the bay. visibility is still good right now. coastal fog spreads across the bay. breezy and cooler the next few afternoons. we are only expecting minor daily fluctuations in those temperatures. tomorrow morning, fog around the bay. toward the afternoon, the fog will pull back to the coast. the rest

she did it at skateboard legend tony hawk's vert alert competition in salt lake city.s the first person to ever do a 720 in 1985. he gave her pointers right before she made history. >> it's pretty cool to see all the support i've got, and i'm still like so happy i landed it in the competition, and i knew i could do it. >> we've got these little girls who just want to be the best and love this, and they skate with guys all the time, and if they can do it, i can do it. >> believe it. you can see her compete in the upcoming x games here if california, and she's hoping to land a spot on australia's olympic skate baring boarding teams are pretty good. >> you can do that. >> i can't do that at all! think about how much practice and training she had to do over the years. and her knees! >> or my knees! >>> finally tonight, we head back to the alameda county fair, why? because there's a big finish. festivities and aerial drone show. take a look at what they put together. the liberty bell. this is part of the, that's the -- >> there's an eagle. >> fourth of july im ery, very >>

take a look at salt lake city's high temperature today, 105 degrees.nues to stay on the headlines with 116 degrees expected over the next few days. yesterday death valley set a daily high temperature record of 128 degrees. that was hot, but that was not the all-time record as a lot of people dispute this, but it looks like from 1913 we had a record of 134 degrees. so whether or not that was actually reliable or not is still being debated. but it's very hot temperatures nonetheless. we're going to see our temperatures ramping back up. this is a look at brentwood in the ten-day forecast, peaking again on friday, over 100 degrees, while many of our inland areas will be in the upper 90s. we'll see those temperatures staying very warm still for the weekend with low to mid-90s, while san francisco is keeping it mild. here we're looking at 60s and low 70s by friday. laura and marcus? >> thanks, kari. stay with nbc bay area and also held over to download our nbc bay area app, because that way you're going to get updates on what's going on with the weather and

salt lake city, phoenix, miami also under an excessive heat warnings.you factor in that humidity it's going feel like over 100. that heat above average, 15 to 20 degrees above average in portions of the midwest, the northern plains and great lakes. then the northeast by the end of the week, the middle of the week into the end of the week, we're looking at really hot temperatures. take a look at some of these numbers for today, triple digits in salt lake city, tucson, albuquerque, el paso, stretching all the way to bismarck 93 today. that will stay in place tomorrow with temperatures in the 90s in minneapolis, and then as we near the end of the week, we're looking at mid-90s but feeling like near 100 degrees on friday. >> dangerous heat all around, thank you both. >>> despite massive protests and criticism from president biden, israel's parliament has passed a new law designed to remake the democratic nation's justice system. critics say it would erode checks and balances, but prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his right wing coalition argue that chan

if you like "housewives of salt lake city," like i do, heather gay has a wonderful book called "bad mormon-- she's a delightful person, but there's this girl on there named jen shah and i know some of you ladies and probably some of you men know what i'm talking about. she actually stole -- she accidently stole from old people [ laughter ] >> seth: she accidentally -- you sound like one of donald trump's lawyers. [ laughter ] >> by the way, your lindsey graham and donald trump could be tony award worthy >> seth: thank you very much and you have a tony. so it means a lot. i will ask for a quote for you for the poster >> done. i mean, it was good. >> seth: wait, what about -- it seems like there's a lot happening in the world of the vanderpumps. >> oh, oh. oh >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] so again, i sort of -- you know, a headline -- as a headline-spotter only, i realize there's sort of a storm brewing. is this something we should all try to engage ourselves in the story? is it worth -- >> well, if you like yourself. >> seth: okay, gotcha. [ light laughter ] >> there is a -- there is a -- a l

in salt lake city, the asphalt buckled.cut, country music star jason aldean was overcome by heat during a concert. >> it was a combination of dehydration and just heat exhaustion. >> reporter: this fire in riverside county east of los angeles forced 1,000 people from their homes. and what looks like rain relief is not. it's dry lightning, and lightning is what sparked that fire. firefighters battling to bring it under control. and tonight thousands of acres across the state look like this. thousands of acres charred. the state has gotten off to a slow start with wildfire season, but officials say with all of this heat and now all of this dry vegetation, the season could become explosive, norah. >> jonathan vigliotti for us, thank you. >>> tonight the faa is investigating what caused an emergency slide to fall from a united airlines jet near chicago's o'hare airport today. you can see the chute that landed in a backyard. maintenance workers say they discovered the slide was missing when the plane landed safely in chicago fro

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salt lake city, 101. 100 and dallas.hot all the way up to the east coast. 93 in new york. 97 in d.c.. on the other hand, we had our one-day warm up with the heat today. now things will be going downhill starting tomorrow. mid to upper 90's and lynn this afternoon but it was a mild 62 in half moon bay. here's a look at the temperatures. we are hanging onto warm from earlier in the day. inland areas in the 60's and 70's. 54 in half moon bay. high-pressure brought a warm up at this trough is going to start to take control of our weather. we will see more of an onshore breeze. a little more fog as we head toward tomorrow. a little patch of fog at the coast. here's a live view from our east bay hills camera. you can see across the bay. visibility is still good right now. coastal fog spreads across the bay. breezy and cooler the next few afternoons. we are only expecting minor daily fluctuations in those temperatures. tomorrow morning, fog around the bay. toward the afternoon, the fog will pull back to the coast. the rest of y

i'm joined by my guess, lucas gauge in, excuse the marine veteran author into law ser, in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in geneva we crossed to the town. he is a swift journalist, writer, and politician, alright. prospect girls and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, let's go to break 1st. lucas, there's a lot of things in play. there's a lot of moving pieces here. and the last new cycle, zalinski still determined to retake cry me a. we have the building this summit with the nato gathering in about 10 days time. and we have this prospect of a false flag being mentioned intentionally into the media is a lot of scare mongering involved here co. and one more thing the counter offensive in ukraine is not going is, is scheduled no surprise there. what's the lay of the land, my friend, what do you see here and go ahead as well. i see that the russians are still doing what they are doing tactically, taking their time. they're not trying to put the

we also have an excessive heat warning including phoenix and salt lake city we're looking at temperatures well into the triple digits once again. look at phoenix, 115 the record is 116. we're going to get close to that great falls 101. houston, right near the 1 100-degree mark at 99 degrees. warm too in foportions of flori. the record heat continues tomorrow tomorrow is 96 new orleans 96 103 in abilene look what happens as he we head late eek new york city in the mid knight 90s. 95 on friday you factor in the humidity, 's going toit some spotty thunderstorms that could bring some really heavy downpours and sizzling in the south. all right, guys. that's a look at the heat. we'll take look at where we can police department some summer storms, summer showers with heavy downpours. we'll look at this in a few minutes. >> what way to start the week. thank you. >>> the mega millions prize, $100 million increase. the jackpot has soared to $820 million after no one won last friday so the massive jackpot is the fifth largest mega millions prize in history the draw willing take place tomorrow at 11:

state, the high temps are fueling fires, in fact, fire fears have even prompted some cities like salt lake city to replace their fireworks shows with drone light shows instead. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i want to go back to that el nino announcement. you've been talking about that for a while now, that you thought it was going to be an el nino year. we know for the east coast that means a more intense hurricane season. what does that mean for us on the west coast? >> well, you know, primarily in these el nino years, southern california has a higher risk of getting some of the stronger storms and the flood risk. we're second on that list. we are looking at the potential of some enhanced storms this upcoming winter, historically it's usually brought us about average and a little bit above, when you look at all the el ninos together. of course there's been some years in between where it's gone way, way above average. so this point we think it's going to be at least a solid rain season. we will know more as we get closer to that, of course, in the next couple of months. ri

east. 26 million people impacted by heat alerts, excessive heat warning that's in the hot pink salt lake city, phoenix under an excessive heat warning as well as miami and florida temperatures in the south once again into the triple digits and that heat dome is expanding. temperatures 10, even 15 degrees above normal for this time of year in portions of the northern plains, also into the midwest. take a look at some of these numbers, the july steam continues. 101 billings today, that's 12 degrees above what is typical for this time of year. triple digits in albuqualbuquer, tucson, el paso, 100 degrees in houston and oklahoma city near 100, too tomorrow that continues. into the midwest, chicago, 91 d chance for hail and sizzling still in the south all right. guys, that dangerous heat continues. we are also tracking the chance for dangerous storms, we will look at that in just a few minutes. >> thank you >>> still to come, the "today" show's al roker remembers the legendary life of tony bennett. >> but first what the inflation reduction act t has done f for n enenergy nearlrly a year a after be

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salt lake city city and denver both looking pretty good seattle l.a. is not so good. probably the worst of all -- and new york city not far behind chicago that's the misery map from flight aware. meanwhile transportation -- transportation secretary pete buttigieg braising the tsa for bouncing back from a tough stretch last week. >> we had a hard few days with severe weather at the beginning of the week, and that definitely put enormous pressure on the system. now the good news is on friday, we saw according to tsa a record number of airline passengers probably the most ever in america. we saw those cancelation rates stay low right now we're below 2%. but they really shot up at the first part of the week. largely because of severe weather hitting some of our key hubs. >> concerns about the new 5g wireless rollout displisessed no major disruptions reported so far. to airline traffic -- meantime as millions of travelers hit the roads if for the holiday weekend officials in new york are talking about what they call a pioneering solution to heavy traffic in the big apple.

. >> reporter: the western heat wave sparking wildfire concerns this july fourth salt lake city joined the growing list of cities replacing fireworks with a drone show. as weather extremes reshape july fourth celebrations coast to coast. >> emily joins us now from near the east river, where new york city will set off its fireworks display tomorrow is that going to collide with the weather? >> reporter: well, lester, nearly 50 million americans are in the line of severe weather tonight. the overall storm threat should actually take a step down in time for fireworks displays tomorrow but could be hit or miss here in new york, barring any severe conditions, the macy's fourth of july fireworks will go on, rain or shine. lester >> emilie ikeda, thanks. >>> turning to breaking news overseas, those soaring tensions in the mideast one of israel's biggest military operations in decades is under way right now, targeting palestinian militants. raf sanchez is there >> reporter: tonight, heavily armed israeli troops storming into a building, exchanging fire with palestinian gunmen. part of a massiv

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complete, but the h, as in during story in the us pots a cavity, but particularly in the us with salt lake city recording is warm, is not on record in about 20 degrees and this valley. dropping those of the 49 at midnight you can see why. so few people live there, but the heat does continue in the doesn't southwest some relief. those is visible everyday. now as sharon's stopped to build all over the rockies and some examples and it does it otherwise it's a very quiet picture. disappointing the wet in seattle of 23 degrees. this is middle of july, but the big showers have gotten back from the southern states. we have some running through the plains and possibly the midwest. uh midwest, which does look very with the same is true to good part of on the terrier during wednesday. sides of the mainland there than through the caribbean. a lot more shall seem to be developing for cuba for a still above average temperature. hispanic mueller, the same is true, jamaica the shelves are probably the biggest in home jurors or in west and mexico, and also in panama med draped. really across the north of the c

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in salt lake city, the asphalt buckled.tar jason aldean was overcome by heat during a concert. >> it was a combination of dehydration and just the heat exhaustion. >> reporter: this fire in riverside county force one house and people from their homes. and what looks like rain relief is not. it is dry lightning. and lightning is what sparked that fire, firefighters battling to bring it under control. and tonight thousands of acres across the state look like this. thousands of acres charred. the state has gotten off to a slow start with wildfire season, but officials say with all of this heat and now all of this dry vegetation, the season could become explicit, norah. >> norah: jonathan vigliotti, thank you. for more on how long the heat and rain will stick around, let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel, good evening, chris. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the heat is unbearable. it is dangerous. and it is hanging around for a while. with that excessive heat warning, excessive hea

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