one thing i can say about scottsdale, everybody seems to be fit. >> oh, yeah.>> this is a room you could stay fit in, for sure. everywhere you go in this house, you are drawn to the natural light and beauty from the outside spilling in. the 7,600-square-foot formal mediterranean home sits on a lush estate hidden in the desert with just under 1 3/4 acres. so let's go take a look outside, because when i came through the front door, that's breathtaking. >> oh, yeah. everything in the home leads to the outside. >> i'm tellin' you, it reminds me of "the godfather." >> 1.7 acres out here, looking straight out to the mcdowell mountain preserve, unobstructed views. it just feels very private back here. this is your own private desert oasis, very lush. everything inside is leading you to the outside. >> and nobody ever believes that a home like this would ever exist in the desert. i mean, really. >> and i don't blame 'em. >> the house features a truly relaxing oasis with a pool and spa and separate 516-square-foot guest house. i mean, i was inside the casita. i could li

his body was found monday at the bottom of a pool in scottsdale. it appears he drowned and there are no signs of foul play. >>> we are getting more damage numbers from a wildfire burning in hugh county. the pont rosa -- ponderosa fire destroyed 30 buildings, 10 were houses. people living in the hills above lake oroville are being ordered to evacuate. the fire is threatening 800 homes in buildings -- and buildings in the area. investigators do not know what sparked that fire just yet. >>> back now to very dramatic pictures we have coming to us from port arthur, this is near houston but well outside the city. take a look at all this flooding you see here. one man carrying out what i'm thinking might be oxygen canisters, a number of elderly residents in this nursing home in port arthur are being evacuated as parts of the building were underwater. you see here they are wading through perhaps ankle deep water. many residents were trapped. a harrowing scene. we have seen outside live shot that the sun is out but by no means is the danger over. >> you hea

his body was found at the bottom of the pool in scottsdale.he drowned and there are no signs of foul play. >>> a man who jumped off of a moving train in the east bay and wanted for murder is now in custody. they say he stole the victim's car that was later found in los angeles and got on an amtrak train heading north on friday night. that's when they say he hit a train conductor in the face and stabbed a man from australia and then later jumped off of the train in martinez. when police arrived, he was taken to the hospital where he was arrested. >>> santa fe police say what had been an assault case on a 75-year-old woman is now under investigation by the city's homicide unit. police say the victim is ann woo who produced major productions at the chinese performing arts sent der. earlier this month she was involved in an incident with another elderly woman outside of the center. she ended up on the ground and bleeding. she was taken to the hospital where she died last friday. family and friends say she was a powerful force in the arts community

one thing i can say about scottsdale, everybody seems to be fit. >> oh, yeah.this is a room you could stay fit in, for sure. everywhere you go in this house, you are drawn to the natural light and beauty from the outside spilling in. the 7,600-square-foot formal mediterranean home sits on a lush estate hidden in the desert with just under 1 3/4 acres. so let's go take a look outside, because when i came through the front door, that's breathtaking. >> oh, yeah. everything in the home leads to the outside. >> i'm tellin' you, it reminds me of "the godfather." >> 1.7 acres out here, looking straight out to the mcdowell mountain preserve, unobstructed views. it just feels very private back here. this is your own private desert oasis, very lush. everything inside is leading you to the outside. >> and nobody ever believes that a home like this would ever exist in the desert. i mean, really. >> and i don't blame 'em. >> the house features a truly relaxing oasis with a pool and spa and separate 516-square-foot guest house. i mean, i was inside the casita. i could live

. >> "fox5" is selling pod yaiv runner found in scottsdale. 31-year-old run are competed in 2016 gamesrio. he was in arizona to train. it appears he drowned. no signs of foul play here. >> detective in washington state on administrative leave after video showing him pulling a gun on a biker. he was pulled over for a traffic stop and you see in the video the detective points his gun and demand to see his i.d. >> i said don't shoot that's my first thought. >> i can't hear you well can i turn my vehicle off. officer with a gun on me at all i don't want to do anything to make that person feel unsafe or whatever. >> randle says detective put the gun away and continued traffic stop. the sheriff office says he was pulled over for wreckless d dreving and they're investigating the incident. >> summer movie season ends this labor day weekend in the a moment too soon for studios. audiences rejected several films supposed to be block busters. transformers five and pirates of the caribbean five and mummy. experts say 2017 will be the first summer below 4 billion at the box office since 2006. don't

the most pet-friendly city in the u.s., though, is scottsdale, arizona.or health and wellness. >> and 115-degree summer heat which dogs apparently love! >> a lot of iguanas as pets there. [ laughter ] >> gila monsters. things like that. >> jelina. [ laughter ] >> thank you for hing toght at 5:00. >> ahead at 6:00 a boy scout camp going to pot. the property in the santa cruz mountains that's set to become a marijuana farm. that and more at 6:00. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: the president's extraordinary warning. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury, like the world has never seen. >> mason: tensions soar as north korea makes a critical advance towards becoming a nuclear power. also tonight, a monster storm requires a monster response. a police officer says she got carbon monoxide poisoning from her ford s.u.v. cruiser. >> i could have died. i could have got killed. ♪ it's knowing that your door is always open and your path is free to walk ♪

scottsdale, arizona, the most friendly city in the u.s. it's pot but do dogs like it that high? >> what do you do with your dog? don't take them outside. >> this is great weather for a dog walker. >> looks great outside if you like the cool weather. it's going to hang around for a while. let's talk about what happened this morning. marine layer cloud slipping into the east bay hills and valleys and everybody is going to be cooler. some of our earliest sunshine. we look south on 101. sunny and high struggle today and below average. becoming cloudy tonight and drizzle just like we've felt this morning and a slight warming to a touch of autumn in the accuweather seven-day forecast. 79 antioch and the warm spot 70s in our east bay valleys and down around san jose and flowment and novato. the rest of us in the 60s until we get near the coast. san francisco and half moon bay right at 59 degrees. areas in yellow there. small craft advisory, masters winds from 1:00 this afternoon to 11:00 this evening. the ferry ride a little brisk. half moon bay, san francisco and richmond, low to mid-

they had a few houses in scottsdale. >> okay.id you check out to see if the llc was legitimate with the secretary of state or anything like that? >> we did all that. but nothing came back on any of it, couldn't find anything with anybody saying that this was not legit. >> and your... at that time, your house payments were current. your hoa was current. your property tax was current. everything was exactly the way it should be. >> yes. >> malone offered to buy the house for the amount owed on the mortgage, 395,000. >> this seemed to be the best option for us because they wanted a 1-year or close sooner. and the way he made it out to be was he had somebody that wanted to buy it right away. >> they said he agreed to take over the mortgage payments, hoa dues and property taxes. >> they reassured us, sitting at that table behind you, that they would pay the loan. on his contract, it said if he made any type of money, we wouldn't see that. but he would pay our loan off. and he said that he's been very successful at doing this with othe

. >> yeah, because we're down in the scottsdale-phoenix area.usly gets pretty hot here in the summer. now, is there air conditioning in here? >> oh, absolutely. this is a fully functioning apartment. >> the apartments, they rent for about $1,000 per month and are already quite popular. >> people seek these out because they are so novel. i think people that are interested in recycling or repurposing or even modern architecture are interested in what we've done here. >> i was kind of just looking at a bunch of just boring old cookie-cutter townhomes, apartments, houses for rent. i stumbled upon this on zillow and decided it would just -- it was too cool of an opportunity to pass up and decided to take a chance. and so far, so good. >> we face the containers facing each other so there's a sense of communal interior space to encourage people to come outside, essentially. so far, it's been a lot of fun. i mean, everybody wants to come over and see my place. i mean, i've probably given 20 home tours. >> containers on grand is located just outside of r

. >> i was in scottsdale and it was 118 degrees, and i thought thank goodness i don't have to feel this anymore but here it is. >>> it is 5:21 am. >>> the uber new ceo makes a surprise announcement and what he says about the relationship between the uber and wall street. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 5:24 am. >>> the major investment company is asking apple to help to boost the bid to purchase toshiba and adding money from apple to purchase the $18 billion chip unit. this comes as the sheep and the western digital corporation are working out a deal ahead of the deadline today. >>> the new uber ceo says the company could go public within 18 months. the wall street journal reports that dara khosrowshahi told employees about the timeline saying there could be an initial public offering between 18 and 36 months from now. analysts say will be the most anticipated ipo. >>> the voice assistance of amazon and microsoft will team up in the next couple of weeks and industry experts say that microsoft and amazon alexa have strong and weak points and they could fill in the gaps for each

scottsdale was nice at 118 degrees and july is usually hot here. and mexico it was 96% humidity. i have had it.>> i know what you mean. >> the heat advisory will continue through 9:00 tonight. there looks like there could be a slight cooldown tomorrow through wednesday but fog on the coast. we cannot get above 67 on the coast so they are wondering what we are talking about. there is a 40 degrees spread on some of these temperatures with some locations warming up quickly on the peninsula. 60s and 70s with low clouds and fog. thick fog on highway 101 so watch out, yet inland it is going to get very hot with 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and 109.>>> hello, sal. >> good morning, steve. >>> the commute from san jose for the most part already out there. as you drive through the morgan hill area the traffic is okay. we have had a few minor things but nothing major into the main part of san jose. let's move all of this up into the vacaville and fairfield area. east 80 at lagoon valley road, eastbound going away from the commute direction we have an overturned truck with debris. the problem is that

offices in scottsdale arizona. >>> next on news 4. they made history when they played the navy band in the world war ii. decades later they tell us just how much it means to them to be seeing the navy museum for the very first time. >> the mistake one couple made when renewing their passport since teaching a lot of people costly lesson about international travel. >> i said we can't fly. we can't go -- >>> news flash for you. >> what's that. >> it's 6:24 and it's dry. >> delicate week, do we hope it will continue. >> i think it will continue for the next couple of hours. that's exactly right, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, they were coming down during the evening rush and right now looking really good, as a matter of fact, clear skies around most of the area right now, now, we are tracking some storms back to the the way most of us are seeing things, this is a pretty good shot of downtown. if you're making your way out this evening, 87 degrees this evening. 86 by 7:00. dinner, i still think is fine. if you're eating outdoors or maybe wa

scottsdale, arizona. i liked the sheriff there. i wish he would pardon him. i think it's great that he's going there. it's not that the campaigns are bad. connell: air force one you see you it taxiing on the runway in yuma, arizona. in terms of our coverage on the fox business network of that rally. trish regan is coming on airing at 9:00 p.m. eastern time leading up to the president's speech at 10:00. sanctuary cities have been pushing back. and there is a new twist. sanctuary schools. that's next. connell: we have been watching president trump as he tours the southern border. dozens of school districts in sanctuary cities are vowing shield their students and families from deportation orders. we'll start with you in new york. the idea -- and i assume the president will talk about sanctuary cities. the idea of school districts getting involved. explain to me why they should if you think they should. >> i'm look forward to the president's speech tonight. i think every parent in this country understands schools are not about immigration agents or government int

bush in 2006 in scottsdale, arizona, when he signed the first border wall bill.isan bill that he signed, and so it was something that was of a common discussion at the time, and you would think that donald trump was the only one to ever mention a wall. the wall has been a partial wall there in the yuma area has been extremely effective. it hasn't created all the problems everyone said that it would. so i think rallying cry should not be quote, build the wall but finish the wall. melissa: yeah. >> this is something that began a long time ago, long before donald trump ever considered running for president. they yet somehow try to turn it into a der interrogatory notion -- derogatory notion only person would think of physical barrier would not be israel or george bush but only would be donald trump. that is simply not true. melissa: it wasn't controversial then. it is controversial now. maybe the way the message is being interpreted as he talks about it and the way that, you know, that people hearing it have tied to it racism, have felt like there was a racist under

. >> the last time that i saw bob was july 4th in scottsdale.118 degrees. >> right. >> you've been on a tour. rock bands would be jealous. >> i went to the world series. they went to farmington and qualified for the world series and finished second. >> how about that. >> out of 17 teams. >> not bad. >> no. >> it was great. >> number of kids got special awards. a terrific event. >> what is not terrific is the price of these avocados. >> the season is just winding down. >> okay. >> typically during a season, california produces about 400,000 pounds of avocados. this year, there's only 200,000 pounds available. >> okay. >> we're going to go right here. these are haas. almost all avocados are haas. >> named after. >> named after rudolph haas who was a mail carrier who thought he could breed avocados and now they're the most popular in the world. >> some people may find these. where are these from. >> peru. >> mexico and peru have the majority of the avocados sold in the u.s. about 2 billion pounds a year are consumed by the u.s. consumer. >> the big

this is alan from scottsdale. another business owner. caller: good morning and thanks for c-span. have been in the business for 31 years and as far as this discussion goes, taxes is one part of being in business. subject towards what is really going on here that nobody wants to speak about if congress starts having a thing about how to lower the cost of living for every american, especially the people on the lower part of the totem pole, it is -- what it is is when you take a look at cost, it starts with energy. energy is probably the biggest factor that drives cost through the word -- through the roof. when obama wanted six dollars a gallon, what do you think would have happened to the lowest people on the totem pole? i was able to just last year replace two air-conditioners and i reduced my cost per month for for 110 degreec plus heat and reduced it down from $1300 down to $600 a month. i mean, there are many things a businessman can do, but energy is a big sector. the other big part of the thing in regards to the budget, 264 departments in the federal government. there is only

host: scottsdale, arizona. line for republicans. go ahead. caller: thanks for taking my call. just a few comments. this whole thing with the russian probe. we have to look at the whole emocratic thing with -- hello? host: i'm listening, jack. go ahead. caller: the whole democratic things where wassermann got kicked out of the -- if we remember, the election, where one black woman on cnn feeding hillary questions. i mean, come on. this whole thing has been tainted with the democrats from the very beginning as soon as trump got the nomination, they decided right then and there, they're going to find a way to kink the deal. they did everything they can. and they even had plans, we've got to kink more deals. look at it, they didn't expect it. right up until midnight, man, they didn't expect, you look at the map on the thing of america, it was all them people in america in the red, it was just the left and all the coastal cities and all the liberals all over that got together and said well, guess what? america voted and that's the majority of the american working people that said t

anything that's in the southern california dessert, the american southwest, scottsdale, arizona, triples there quarter whatever they will be in the winter season. so, for last minute get away. these are the places that will be seeing -- >> i've been to palm springs the first and second week in september. it is not unbearable. if you're by the pool all day. >> and most of your activity, golf and such, do telly in the morning, late in the day, and then in during the spa most of the day. >> omni orlando. >> a lot of us still want to get our kids to a theme park, across the country, orlando obviously great place to go, still seeing great availability. there are a lot of resort on the ground, further you're way from the park, the less expensive it will be. the omni orlando resort champions gate, 15 minute away from disney parks, free shuttle for you. >> key. >> and on the property golf, great restaurant, you've got sort of destination all its own. with the ability to get to the parks, on a whim. >> of course the shuttle saves you on parking once you get there. moving to up new york sit. i wi

. >> anything that's -- palm springs scottsdale the american southwest is on sale now.come the winter season will charge four, 500 a night. closer to $100 night. saving 75% just by visiting the desert when it is hot. you get all your goldin in the morning. you stay in the spa during the course of the day. everybody is happy. >> sounds like you've been there before. [ laughter ] >> it is in fact a dry heat. jw marriott desert springs in palm desert 129 a night. got the golf courses, got the spa, 23 acres waterways. gondola. quite an experience. under $130 night. >> champions gate in florida this is for folks who thinking i want to get down to orlando, take the kids to the theme parks but there's a cheaper way to do this. >> first of all, as kids slowly across the country get back to school wouldn't you know it disney goes on sale. >> sure. >> orlando goes on sale but the fact there's lot of competition on the ground a lot of resorts and further you stay away from the disney parks, you know, universal, less expensive it will be. orlando resort champions gate 15 minutes aw

. >> host: barry from scottsdale, arizona. you're on booktv with matt taibbi. >> caller: hi, matt. how are you doing? >> guest: how are you doing. >> caller: i'm doing great. thank you for being on the show. two questions. a little bit off the beaten path. not really. one is, how did -- how did we get from a presidential candidate like gary hart, thoughtful, reflective, to donald trump? seems like a huge leap to me. secondly, second question is, what is your take on president obama? i heard you say you voted for him. voted for him, too, but a number of problems we're facing now were allowed to fester under his administration for eight years. he really didn't deal with them. i mean series syria. there's the racial divide in the country, isis, i don't know if he was afraid to deal with them or whatever. i really liked him as a human being but i just don't know as a president if he really did anything. what is your take on those two issues? thank you. 'll listen. >> guest: thanks. well, wrote a puss about obama right after the election, and i had been critical of president obama in th